Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 January 1868 — Page 3

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Aiicoci'S

Veipau's Pill* bymeil »ealed irom the eyes of the pnlitir, by wJoelog ono dollar and rix poetngo stamp# to M. W. Mae«»ber,G.nerf.l for the United States and Caaadas, at Albany, New, Tort

Jan 8 dwlm

POBOTS

BLISTERS.

Sore Clie«t aid~«CoaSU Cared D».Aticoc».-Sa: In May last I was visiting •**1Y cousin la Corning, who got me one of your

iS"

Porous Piasters for my chert. I wae so sere tlrrtmrb me at the time could hardly speak

Ipoi^»n barrel f«U comfortably. I b#dsufmwli flpoto sbrene$»"of the cheat, with coogbC *nd Jb or*eoiM, fJr monthf,

bnt yonr

HOUSE

BANKING

"jfr COOKE & CO., No 20 WALL STBEET, ,,

Smtbmer of Nassau Street, Nev Fork We buy and sell at tbe most liberal current rloee and keep on hand a full supply of GOV maent BONDS

ALL I8SBE8, SK^KN

-W HIBTIES, and COMPOUND INTEREST N0TKB ad ezecatn oilers for purchase and sale of rooks, BONDS an! GOLD.

CONVERSIONS

Wo convert the several issues of SEYSH-THIHTIM at the most favorable market rates into Fiverwentlss, which, at pre-ent price of gold, yield the holder abeut one per cent more Interest per

Ofronlars With fall particulars furnish-

JAY COOKE & CO.

ftdnpon application. mjMwly

IJS&o OOBSUHPTIVES..,^. The »«v KDWABD A. WILSON will Htad, (frtelf rtarge) to all who desire it, the prescription with the directions for making aud using 1 he ramedv bv which he was cured of a lung aflfeetlon audthat dreaded disease j~ ho^^ei^srffere^wiUtryVhts P"»cr«P«®j!•

KCadi»rnB°^W®I WHIUm»l»nrg, Kings 0o.( No* York,

j- :"r

WARRANTED

CHEAPEST and BEST

T» Farmer,, Expreu Compare,

Heads of Ixer Favorites. Need it be said that this wouder t.f dvilizatk Is OBISTADOROS HAIK DYE, the most genl il, harmi-*#, wholosome, and.cfcr

}%alii

preparation of Its kind In the whole universe Manufactured by J. OBiSTADOMO, 68 Maiden |..n.x ew York. Sold Uj

eieeflWKMiUseat Whwtoa's Ointment WkortWs OlBtmfBt WfeMtoi*s Otatarat

Druggists. Ap

plied by ail Hair Dressers. |aa3dwlnt

satt|]IfSEWELl.'S

FOIiG Th« importance ot this trnly nelia ANODTNI, I bio and valuable preparation is now •o folly acknowledged, receiving the most free approbation of Physicians and in whloh the true .-name of

Anodgnt

is perfectly apparent, that in

"advertising, its true character is only to be given, which fcsk ail who have Got witnessed Its great 'curative' power, to aocept with confidence.

It li.the true remedy for

Neuralgia, BhtmnatUm,

Bdatica, Tooth and Ear Ache, Head Ache, Painful MmulrmUion, Amenorrhea, Ditmemrrhca, Delirium IVOTMUS, Spinal Complaints, Lot% of Bleep,

jnlld and gentlo opiate to ail

QtaWent

and as a

Nrrvout Afftehont.

In itrfi— It has been eminently successful. In Effort.Cbnsplaiatt, a very potent remedy. JOHN L. HDNNEWEliL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass. 1 mB" Bald by all regular dealers iu medicine.

From Physicians is invitod the greatest freedom of correspondence, to whom every evidence of oharacter wl be freely sent oh demand.

JttlT IS, dwnnt and jan'v.

"v'

IJSFOBSi.lTIOS.

Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant irowth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face, alcoa raoipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc., on theskiu, leaving tiio samo soft, ilW nd ^cautiftfl, can be obtained without oharire by addressing

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

mylOdltaw-wl

rPCH! ITCH! ITCH1 SCRATCHl SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH in firom 10 to 48 hoars. WkMtAi's Ointment cures Th« Itch, cures Salt Rheum. »l cures Tetter. cures Harl»«r's Itch, cures Old Sores. cures Rvery Klnflrs

OP KVKBI HUMOR LIKE MA01C. #rka, 60 cents a box by mall, 60,cont». AddrM* WEEKS A POTTER, No. 170 Washington Street, Boston, Mass: For sale by all Druggists

Beaton, Sapt. 18,188T-3ta wdwly

Ladies Take Particular Notice.

VEI

llki

VELPMU FEMALE PILLS.

WASKANTED FRENCH

THESEafterwards

PILLS,

celebrated many years ago

Dt Parte, for the relief of female irregular[ties, and so notorious tor their criminal employment in the praotice of abortion, are now oifered for sale for ttie first time in America. The* have been kept iu comparative obscurity, from theffcet that the originator Dr. Telpean, is a physician in Paris, of great wealth and strict 3on*clsntioas principles, and has withheld them b^Mt general use, lest they should be empioved for anlawful purposes In overcoming female obrtructions, they seem be trnly omnipotent, buratttigoptn the flood gates from whatever cause may h£Ve stopped them but they are offered to the public only fur legitimate use, and all agents are forbidden to sell them when it is understood that the object ta unlawful.

Ladies can pocured a box, soaled from the ey

poetage Agent fo bany. N. ..

for the united^tato* and Canadas, sr 1-

all Diuftiiim in Terr-1 tlanto. ,7.1 wiy

A1 M'lKi

"'j&a

PCBlisH1!» IVS»T M0B5ISG, (BXCXFI

p1*9

.tor hju cur?d me, and »y health i» better than'1

has been for years. ..Toon, iewectfally, FHEBE ETCHER Be»ver Dim, Schuyler Ce. Sept 14,1860 .-TPrtnoipal Agency, Brandreth House, New York fc«old by 100,00° lrugf»*t». to whom we refer as to their superior qualities. Jan84wlm

L'v'

^^JBtfablMkmenfr, md aU who u»e Eon#.

«»BB, TOBIAS'

VENBflAN H0BSE LINIMENT,

Fl™* B°ttle» at One Oollar,

Forthe cure of Lameness, Scratches, Wind Galls, Bruises, Splints, Galls, Ooiio, Slipping Ie Overheating, Sore Throat, Nail In the Foot,

^AlbWho own or eatploj$onA£ are aasuredthat this Llnirjeut will do all and more than is stated in curing the above named complaints. During -twenty yenrs it has never failed to give, satisfaction In a single insUnce.&Sold by the Druggists.

Depot, 60 Cortlandt street, New York. jan8dwlm

Errors of Yontli. A Oentleman who suffered for yoara from Nerv"»iu Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of sufaring humanity, send tree to all who nead it, the receipt and directions for making the Bimple remady by which he was curcd. Shffarors wishing to p^roftt by the advertiser's experience, can do so by aJdreaslns. in perfect couAdcmcu,

BMO*? JOTTN tf. OGDEM,

mylOdltaw-wly 42 Cedar St., N. T.

(3-o:Li:D33£T

hMdawned for all who desire to resume in ago one of the most glorious gifts of youth—the maiinlflcent blW* fir^fown tinge %l loh renders the hair an Irresistible eloment of personal attrac. tlon.

INSTANTANEOUS REAUTY

springs from tbe application oi but ono hair dje

Modesitt's Building, Ko. 65 WJLBASH STBSSI,JIBBOTI,V NOETBor Coo»r

OUSE.

Terms of Subscription: For one year, In advance ....510 For six months, in adv&uce.... For three months, In advance For one menth, ill advancr........ si Deliverable to City Subscribers at 20 cts. per week

Miscellaneous Items. The Kaaucks are getting excited over races on

zaquets

or snow shoes.

A Snake with thirty-two rattles was killed in Adair Connty, Mo., recently Auburn, Me., will take the city charter which Beddiford wants to give up.

The best skating in Chicago is found on the chain of lakelets in Lincoln Park and is free.

The pastor of the Dover, Del., Unitarian Church found a $2,000 plumb on his Christmas tree.

The proper name of the battle-field where Garibaldi was captured is Montana and not Mentana.

Certain Geneseeans, who recently struck a vain of oil slate, thought they had found a coal mine.

Two cdfidence men in Chicago were recently furnished with free lodging at Jola iet for eight years.

The Parisians threw a funeral wreath to an actress, as a gentle intimation that she was "superfluous."

The Hutchinson—tribe cf John—sang, thej opening of the Iowa Legislature, A Hundred Years Hence."

The Pittsburg

Qazeitc

A young MethodiBt convert in Pascoag, I., whose wages are only $1 25 a day, recently gave $35 for foreign missions.

The Rev. Mr. Butler, appointed to the of Natal, does not turn out better than Oolenzo. He is unsound on the Eucharist.

The last sensation is that P. W. Potter, the Newark

Courier,

of ing

Monthly.

•datz'

wrote the smash-

Dickens article in^ the

A Minnesota physician has the unpleasant habit of knocking out two panes of glass and hitching his horse to the sash when ho does not find a hitching post.

The Union men in Graves County, Kentucky, held a Convention at May. field on the 20th inst. They instructed for Grant and Stanton as the Republican candidates for President and Vice President.

The Springfield (Mass.)

There are some people in the United States who would have us believe that the Constitution has been abolished, 'chawedup," burned up, ground to pawder, dumped into the Potomac, and washed out to sea about onco a week ever since James Buchanan ceased to be President and Jefferson Davis withdrew in high dudgeon from the Senate.

Tho Italians at Florence are astonished at the severity of T-he winter there. A correspondent writes that the mails have been interrupted for two days. The railways are stopped by tbe snow. In Florence it has snowed as it only snows two or three times in a century. Men of forty had nevor seen anything like it. Nearly a foot of snow $alf the city remained within door. The cabs and om'nibusses left off running. Ne rly all tbe shops remained closed. Many of the government clerks were absent from their posts. He concludes, "In fine, this innocent cli mate has been turned topsy-turvy."

If Mr. Theodore Tilton has any sudden attack of conscience on the question of strong drink, it is well enough for him to come out boldy and attack any man whom he considers guilty of excess. It is not proper, however, for him to attack the Presidential candidate of his own party in a cunning, underhanded, non-com-mitted way as he attacks General Grant in the last issue of the

MAI]%ST.r

gTERRE HAUTE, IND

Independent.

The eml war iu Santa Domingo pears to result in tht overthrow dent Cabral, the insurgents, under lead of ex-President Baez, holding all

TOMDATG)

2 SO

Single copies, 5 cents.

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

Save Time and Money

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 ivant anything, Tell Five Thousand People at once —BY— AflYertlslng In the Dally Express,

FIRE,

says: "O live

Logan is still boring the world with her reminiscences of life in Europe."

Mr. Worth the manmilliner of Paris, was at one time one of the most celebrated silk mercers at the West-end of London.

Horace Bubler, the managing editor of the Madison

Jonrnal,

is the chief among

the reporters at the capital of Wisconsin,

The Eev. Walter Powell of the Presbyterian Church in Lancaster, Pa., died Thursday last.

Northern

He'll not do so'any more.

Hon. Alexander Delmar has a new lecture with the curious title of "The Ante*. Smithities, Smith, the Smthites and the Anti-Smithities," The Smith family is expected to attend.

The City Council of Fremont, Q., will license any exhibition until all its nbers are furnished with free tick. ets for themselves and families.

not

UU1 lltDU

mem

In the world. cheiiilcal ollxlr rontalns ttie ... .nA ft, vital principle and the coloring matUr with wlgclr nature nourishes the most boautifnl of gdMlilken fabric* what aw 1th she adorns the.

boraare furnished

The whaler

James Arnold,

of New

Bedford, faas out seventeen months, nnd took an average of a hundred barrels a month—the best voyage on record.

Apply to

Repvblican

states that most of the wooden manufacturers that are running in that vicinity are expecting a fair spring trade, as pretty much all the imported goods are used up, and thoy consider that importations must nearly cease as long as our present low prices in woolens continue.

Grace Church in Wilmington, Del., the finest Methodist meeiinghouse inthe country, and probably the world was dedicated Thursday, Bishops Simpson, Ames, and many ministers participated in the ceremonies., It has been more than two years in building, and cost upward of $200 000. It is presented to the church at large as a centennary offering.

That Mr.

Tilton is annoyed at having a candidate whom he, like Wendell Phillips, has opposed and abased, we are aware. Let him come out boldly, then, and commence the fight in bis own camp. Under-breath snarling is not one of bi9 characteristics. He resorts te it only because he feels himself in the shackles of party.

On the authority of a letter in the Chicago Tribune, by a graduate of We«t Point, it is claimed that the morals of that military institution have sadly degenerated of late. We do not think so. We have for years heard the same story as thattold by the correspondent of the Tribune. For at least a quarter of a century tho new-comera, called "pleba'' have been subjected to the same brutal vulgar and debasing treatment described by that graduate. They are treated in a manner so revolting, that did parentsTcnow it they would no more send a son there than they would send htm to any other pandemoni ium of demons. The new comers are handed over, by the managers of the institution to Que advanced class, and for month they are subjected to a degree of torture that should have long since either insured the reform, or the abolition of the institution'. The treatment' is unworthy of the most brutal, the most vulgar, and the most filthy of mankind.

Preft'the the

towns except the capita!. Ex-President

taj£e

Geffrard of Hayti iuu daoliaed to side with President Cabral. Frasideat the Salnave has declared his determination to oppose the cession of Sam&nj| to-the

United States, if necessary by force of arms.

Real Estate Column

.. r« fe-mUt ")F "Sft- "1 ill

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office over First National Bank, S. E. Corner of Fourth and Main Streets,

Terre Haute, Ind

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans nc gotiated, and Money invested.

FOR SAl4£.

CTTV PROPERTY,

Forty Lota in Linton's Addition'to Terre Haute House and lot, east Ohio street, House and lot, in McMnrrain's Additition, House and lot in Sibley's addition on 5th street, Hons? and lot In Rese's addition on 8th street, House aiid lot on Poplar, between 0th 'and 7th streets,

House and lot on North Mb, between Ohesnut and Linton streets. Two business Houses on Main street.^

COUNTY TBOPERTY. 't

Farm of 89 acres in Honey Creek Township, 173 acrev in Linton township. 3 Acres below tho Rolling Mill, wese nido canal jan29dt(

INSURANCE COLUMN

MFE,

-AND-

^LOCIIDIGlSrT

Insnranee Agency.

M. A. CRANE, SAML'L C. SCOTT.

The following Old and Reliable Companies Represented.

Merchants fire Ins. Co.,

HARTFORD, CONN.' •, -iiid.'i &

or th Americanlire Ins. Co. HARTFORD,

com.'*?

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. Co., 157 BBOADWAY, NEW YORK.

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co. CLEVELAND, OHIO^tai ,r ?r

nited Stales Life Ins. Co., No. 40 WALL ST., NEW TORE#

World Mutual Life Ins. Co., JL17 BROADWAY, NEW YOBK.

'ranklin Life Insurance Co. INDIAN ABMUW. -nrorr

1 rr

nited States Casualty, Co., i-*-8fi BBOADWAY, NEW YOBK. :r

Applications taken and Policies issued any ot tbe above named Companies ill lowest current rates. Also, REAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.

SOOTT & CRANE,

General Fire and Life Insurance Agent,

•-i-if. OFFI C,K

MainJSt., between 5th & 6th

Terr© Haute, Ind. Offloe 169 Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Rust.

MONUMENTAL.

THE

UNDERSIGNED

Jnly 17, rttf TIM. C. SR0VEB.

QOAL I COAL!

The Best is the Cheapest I E. F. MKBRIL is now prepared to furnish'the best Brazil and Higliland.Coal, alMth* Lahigh and Anthracite Coal, if ordered. Ordffl loft at McKeen's tttore, 107 Main St., or HartMck & Ban nistor's, will receivo prompt attention. a3dtf

COAL! COAL 1!

OHN McFABLANE IS NOW furnishing the best quality of Biver Coa., screened on a wider screon than auy other Peaier is using, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders left at the Couuty Scales, or at Woodmansee'B Grocery, on Main street, next door to C. C. Smith & Co.'s Stove store, will receive prompt attention. Learn orders with Ou§. Ar nold, at the Post Office. jySidtf

I A I S 1 O

Is lu.w supplying th6* best qnallty of Biver uoal at the market Tates. Orders left at Chambers' Grooery Store, southwest coram1 -of the Puhiio g^nare, will reoeive vromptlatteijLUqn. |e61y

MANNING

HOUSE, STOK

JL\D

O&NAKKNT.U.

A I IV lit One door K&*t of the Star Grocer TKRBE AOTK, rnD. Plain and Beoorative Paper Banging, Fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walts Palatal nd Galeealaed mmm Colors. Pianos and Natuiai Wood Polished in the highest style of the Art. Qlldtng on Olass and Japanned Tin, in all Ntylp^

It Will be to the Interest of these who wish have serviceable work done, to call on me. Information in bnyinC dud mixing colors, will be fUr-

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

NotiCf is hereby giren that the undersigned has bett »ppotnt«i Adndnistrater of the Jstaie of John D. ilejer.aec eased, late or Vigo county. The estate is supposed to be solvent.

SOdltw&t FB*D. W, 8TOSOKKB, Admr,

DRY GOODS.

SAXTON&WALMSIJEY

111 'Malit'siree#1

r. •i

Iri

Oat ••••.

January 15th, 1808 I siMF jp&t

-TO

fck

sijrtofli

msw

Having commenced our second year at the Well known stand, "the Boston Store." we consider it both a duty and a pleasure to thank our customers for their past liberal patronage. It shall contiuue to be our aim to keep always on hand a choice assortment of goods suited to the wtnts of the community.

We have just completed an inventory of our stock and marked our goods at heir

present value 'foithout regavd to cost, and, as it is generally conceded that the prices of DRY GOODS have finally touched bottom, now is certainly a safe time to buy.

In every department we are offering

great inducements

with a view to the clos

ing out of our entire stock of Winter Goods, preparatory to the opening of Spring trade.

Soliciting the favor of an inspection of our Goods and prices we remain,'

I V. JFCFC

Respectfully, SAXTON & WALMSLE^T.

LAND AGENCY.

M* M. H1CKCOX. H. D. SOOTT. GEO. C.

HICKCOX & CO.,

BUI^lHUfir BROKERS

No. SO Ohio Street.

Convgyanceing Carefully Done

Abstracts of Title furnished, Loans ne gotiated and Money invested.

ee.it

FOR SALG.

Desirable residence on South Market Street.— Ovei S acres gronnd, well set with frnit and shrubbery. Pricc, 87,000 terms favorable,

New frame house, and lot, 90x300 feet, on Straw berry Hill. Very cheap.

Two lots in Dean's Addition, very cheap.

Five acros, east of Flagan's Garden.

200 acres, 3 mllos east, known as tho "Hnasoj Farm," all fenccd, well Improved good j»«ad»w woods pasture and line timber. A nrst-eias a

60 Building Lota, adjoining the city, northea* good size—low price and favorable terms.

House and lot, on 1st street, north of Clark House—5 rooms, ctatera, large stable, Ac. Pric« $1,200. Terms easy.

Mortgage and Notes W,CO0—at a big discount

Forty Mres miles gontheast of tmvn—2t acres in onltivatton, balance fine timber. Ver cheap.

MERCH'T TAILORING:

J^ATEST STYLES.

.. ,,T

Agent

for the

CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE HONUMKNTB.

This material is

Imperithath.

any known material. Its ohief constituents are the same as Cleopatra's Needle, and Pompey» Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, which otill re main

unimpaired

THE RAVAGES Oft' CEBiTtBUES. The superior beanty and durability of Ihis material is causing a demand for it in the Eastern States, where it is being adopted by tho wealthier classes in preference to tlio Italian Marble.

A specimen of this Granite may be sefewtfi ili Ariams Express Ofllca. Order?: and innnirles will moot with prompt

utioQ. oi

TO.

JAM K« «. WILSON,

Address, (l Hn* 7H4. T-rr" Tnrt.

COAL.

GKROVEE,

nriiTR tri

WOOD AND COAL.

The undersigned ia now deliveries the superior Coal of the Pioneer Coal Mining Uompany, at Oarrysvillo, aud respectfully solicits an examination and trial. It will D- foend equal to the Brazil Goal, &nd is fnrnished at much less rates. I would refer consumers to B. L. Thompson, Esq., who is using it at his Mill and Residence, Orders left »t III Qrover's Stove Store, Third Street, north of Main, wl 1 receive prompt attention.

Lowest Prices!

so SAthisto JTEW.

I ... ... T:

IIAHTHOCI BASNISIBB

.j.,.'.

Havt) juet received a FRESH LOTtof

PIECE GOODS

Bought slnco the

GREAT DECLINE!

rln Prices. We have a Fine Selection of

BEAVERS. CHINCHILLAS, CLOTHS, &e,

It is

the mott Elegant and tueceptibU of the highest polith

Dress Suit?,

9 &<•»

Suitable foi ,,t

Business Suits

COME

and Over Ooats

mm Aiom

OENTL MEN

Now is the time for

ZB-A-IR-GhA-IilsrS.

onB

KEIOV MADE CI.0THIS8!

'.""'fit AND

FGRiriSHlWO WOODS!

We are offering Jit

r,.i.

Greatly Reduced Prices.

Call and see for yourselves at

*Pio. TO Main St.

HATS AND CAPS.

EW YORK HAT STORK

Joseph C. Yates, JUST IN RECEIPT OF Mens' Wat si of all kinds.

Boys* Hat*

all kind*,

Misses' Slats of all ltin *•»," Infante' date of all kind*. And at all prions. ffat« made to order on short

*Dd "riTR

Grand ClisingSal?

id *ia "||r

WINTER DRY 800DS

f«i

X'Fvfo* •+,

Willi, (UPLEV «li

^iSJ. 'KtBif ¥1 ft-

ittej

4)ry Goods Emporium

-t f-amrrs *a4 I#

w'-.*

-j

s50,000

,t t.n« I'-'I

luw Dnioii-wido reputation, Imvln^ iiwr.

located in Bt.

aarji

Diseases,

BARRFTPS

BOBM.

Oaai

ufALL

8TSLBH,

ItMt side PuWIc Square TerreJlante. Inrt. nor tMtf

HOWARD MANNING, HOOM, Sl*a and Carriage Painting. .. GIAZINO, PAPEE-HAHBIHfl, Ae.

Mixed paints, of every description, Varnishes, Putty, Jtc., always oa hand, and fer sale en the most reasonable terms. Give me.a call- Bhop on Oherry«t, strebetween 3d and *th- o29dly

DR.

P. DAUGHEETY,

Phyihtai aa* Surgeon,

TBR&K HAUTK.I INU. Will attend promptly to all prefeeaional calls In the ttty and eonntry.

OMOE—Northweet

corner of Fourth and llala

streeta, (oyer Goodman's Clothing Store.) Residence Ne. QS North Fourth Street. oeSMt

Worth of Seasonable Dry Goods, to be

,..* .j. sold at prices ....

ASTONISHINGLY LOWJ!

50 pieces French MerinoB to bo sold at 75 cents. Former priee $1,26. 200 pieces Assorted Dress Goods to be sold at 25, 40, and 50 cts.v Former price, 50, 75 and $1,00. 5000 yards choice figured Delaines, 16fc. 1000 yards Bleached Sheeting, to be ?old at 8£ cents 1000 yards Bleached Shirting to be sold at 10 cents. 2000 (yards Bleached Shirting, yard wide fine, at 12 cents.

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

A E I N E N S

Towels, Sheetings, Ac.,

Included in the above Sale.

The attention of Housekeepers and others is called to the above, as an unequaled opportunity for purchasing needful articles.

,V-

AT-

TV ELL, RIPLEY & CO,

Corner 5th nnd Main Streets.

Terre Haute. Ind*

DOCTOR WHITTIEB,

ADiplomaARTIHteaic*

BBGUIJ

.V BBKC PHTriti lAN^s hi« which hangeiu his office will show:

hbs made

Chronic th» study oj hit life,

long*

Coats than anv ntlmi Ol.i/.nir Iil«e^

Physician. Mooli of his praotice has beeu of jirivrtte n»tare,

Bgphilit, Gonorrhea.Qleet, Stricture,

#1)

(Jri

Byp\iltr or Mercurial Affectiont of O,

Throat, SUn or Bonw, Orchitis, Hernia, liupturalso, tho eifeots of a Solitary Habit, raluon- t.Body and Mind, producing blotohee, debility, im potency, di8Biness,dimnoa« of sight, coHfusiou Ideas, ovil foreboolng, avorsion

TO N&CIIITY,

1O«K

memory, weakness, Ao., not *tl1 thi*s^ iu auy on0486, but all occurring frequently in virions cwft #«r Aooommmlfttiocs amplo. charges aiodenit. cafes guirauloej. Consnltations Sy latter or ai office, ft eo. Most cases can be preperly treat»-.i ty Menstruation anil T(.imanoy, 3c withontau Interview, ami inedlcincs, seoare from observation, sent by roall or fiprfx- No hi', irauoe to business In most cn3ta.

Addissa Bos 3092, St. Iiouis, Mii. tlfinre—SA. ti. te 8P. M.

Otf.r-

itiluaiiBUtl)

i.iCrtted at Nn.«17 Ht.OharTee «tfflrt.betweeii KiiH «Rd neventh.one square .South of l.iiuinll Hutnl, .-tired spot in the eantro of tlip city, iliinsnitatiou rooius, slid rooi.w tm ih.•iiliitiriu of silfli |,Atieutii as rt-qiiu. iMly

I ^itention

jjCVRltVBODY

au net, In asanlfcd letter env«lopo,uiy Theurj sj raptoma andTieatment of Nervous, T.Iriuarj an ^maiDiseases.plearly delineating «l! tlie dineasoil .indittons, with full Symptom T.i-its. for tw !.rae-cent postage stamps to piepuj ir.-.ular for Ladles,relating to of apr5d*wly.

COLGATE & CO'S

FraffrantTolIet Soaps are prepared By Skilled Workmen, from the BEST «ATERIAL§, and are known as the

STANDARD by Dealers fc Cnatomers. Sold everywhere 24d I

ft* 3BL 0 T„E

%fr

FIRST PREMIUM -4. Of a Silver Mortal WAS AWAHUSD TO A

__T

HAIR RESTORATIVE

Br By the N. II. State .AjrnfuUurjl i.Iv, at "its Fair, holdcn in Nashua, Sept 20, ISSfi.

A E S

Vegetable nair Restorative

Kcstores Gray Hair to its Natural Color promotes the growth of tho Hair changes the root® to their original ornnic action: cradi^J^cntcs Dandmn and fTumors prevented*

Hair taUini? out i« a superior Pre«sin^. it contain* no h\juriou» ingredients, and is the most popular ftn-1 n*ii- a "1 ahl" article throuffhout the

North,

C:M!

.JCW South.

J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietpri, MANCHESTER, N. it

LORD A SMITH, Uliicago, eoer»l North-West-rn Agents. J.& H. A. DAVIS. Agentsfor Terre Haute, Ind. noTlldw6m

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

J^JEKCHANT S DESPATCH,

Fast Freight Line, ESTABLISHED 1855. AMMtHlAir EXPRESS 00 PBOPBiSTOKH,

FORWARD GOODS

From Hew York, Boston, Atut all point* In the New England States to ail points in the West and Sonth*wwt, Next la Speed tke M*alar Espme Company,

For rates and all other information, apply to V. SHKWHAKCB, Agent, Oer. Main and Ninth, SU., Terre Haute,

Ctrwwrso3, Bup't, Bnffitlo. sel8d6m

JJNION BAKEK1.

FBAKA HE1IIG

BRO

ManuEaeturera of all hiuda of

CRACKERS.

and Dealers in

O O I ES

On Labjrette St., between Canal and Depot,

E HAUTE, de30dly INDIANA.

DRY COOPS.

Great Bargains

"V1W $ to

•i'f FOB THE rv im

HOLIDAYS!

-1 -Tii

s---r-AT-~

i*- "Infill-'1"

CWKNELID8 & HASeKiTY'S

Corner of Third and Main Streoti,

Vr v|.:

.•

-ju

lOO PIECES

"itr :f

E S S O O S

•„v.

X.GSM THAN COST

S A W 3!

OP ALL KINDS,

MARKED DOWN

OLOAKINGrS,1

BROADCLOTH Sj

OArtSIMERES,

Satinets &c.

MARKED DOWN"

25 to

Per Cent

CALL AKD BE C0STI.WED

No. 25

and

Maiden Lime,

yew Tork,

Dec. 14,1867.,

In my Card of Nov. 1,188*7,1 •Ja/teA that, for the purpose of innnlyiuif the wants of the public, and in order to prevent unacmpuloiis dealers tTrora palming offlnlejlor and worthless goods as the Tdortou Gold Pens, I shall hereafter sell no goods at wholesale exccpt only to tlnly appointed and authorized AgentSj" etc. To ihia plan have since strictly adhered.

In accepting Agents, great care haa been exercised to appoint those xrb.o, by lons-continued fair dealing, have acquired a reputation for honesty, responsibility, and probity—men in whose wmd the public have learned to place confidence. These Agont3 Uave agreed to beep a fall assortment of my peti3, and to sell them at my published prices. Thus the public are supplied by them with just such pens as they want, either as to tvriting or price, and t*et a full equivalent for the money

pfWo

agent is appointed to travel from place to place, or canvass the country, so that all -who want a Morton Gold Pen must get it firom the Looal Agent or from headquarters.

None need apply for the Agency except in conformity to the above, the liberal discount "To Clubs" being sufficient inducement to all others.

A. MORTON.

NEW

Drug and Prescription Store

IRA OROVER, Jr.,

Would announce to the citizens of Terre Haste and violuity, that he has opened at

No. 46 South Fourth St.,

OPPOSITE THE MABKIT HOUftE,* A Full and well Selected Stock of

PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Oils and Dye Staffs,

PERFUMERY

1 A I A 6

Pure Wines and Brandies, For Medical Purposes,

And all other artioles kept by Druggists generally, which were bought low, and will be sold at

The Lowest Cash Price.

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS CABBFULLT COMPOUNDED,

IRA GROVER, jr

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,

No. 46 South Fourth St.

Between Ohie and Walnut.

TERRE HAUTE INDIANA. N. B.—Mr. QroTar trusts that hie THIBTZIM I

CARS' of intimate acquaintance with the busfo sees, is snfBcient guarantee that full satlsfaO' tion will be rendered patrons. tfdtr

pLATJSSEN, BISHOW3KY & Co Importer*

and

Jobbers

The Independent!

FBIOl ft00 TSB AH1TDX TO KAIL9.(7B» BOUBIB8. OB *8 Bt CARWBBS IT ,v ... &KW TO&K AMD BBOOKItTM.

HBm €. B0WBS,

mm. PUBLISHER, rv &&& No. 6 Beakman New Tork*

GREAT NUMBER THIS WEEK. ATTRACTIONS AS FOLLOWS:

SALMON P. CHASE:

FOB PBBSIDSMT. »T

Hon. HOB AOS OBRtBt. '^4^

THE LOST IMAGE,!

$ OKAMASIRS ASD5TB.

SEW

written ezpresslj for

BBHOIOCS STOBT

THE INDEPENDENT,'

.81

OBTHODOX 0LKBGYHAH,

and destined, wo bellere, to be the most popular racy and instructive aeries of contributions ever glren to a religious newspaper.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIANS AND THE. OPERA.

BT BSV. B. M. HATFIBIiD, of Chicago.

REGRETS. AN OKIOINAL POEM.

THE KINGDOM of HE A VEN

BT BXV. I.KWIS E. MATSOK, of Chicago.

ON THE SHOALS.

BT PBOF. S. C. BARTLETT,

r-.t\} Theological Seminary, Ohlcago.

RESTTRGAM.

AN ORIGINAL POBM. BT CABL SPBKCBB.,

tVA SHIN TON LETTER. BT OUB SPECIAL C0BBK3P0ND1CWT. Giving a Description of a Great Dinner of Andrsw

Johnson and the Copperheads, etc.

TWO MEN OF "COLOR IN A RAILROAD CAR. I O E W O N A

THE VOYAGE OF LIFE,

.„rr. A8BBMON. ^B* BIT. NEWMAN HALL. Preached to hie own Congregation on his arrival

In England.

., PBINTBD FBOM MANUS0BIPT FurnisLed si by Mr. Hall.

ECRTDICE. AN OBIGINAL VOI

BENJAMIN UNDY. Br BOBEBT PUBTBi.

LETTER FROM CHIGACO.

BT OUB SPECIAL OOBBESPONDSNT. STUrtcr: BQrning of Farwell Hall. Olo Bull's Concert. Evening Before the Fire. Elizabeth A. Wilcox Legacy"/" Ontario Institute. Quincy College, Crosby Opera Hotue Lottery, etc,

A FAIR OF SHOES,

AN ORIGINAL CHILDREN'S STORT BTMIS3 AUGUSTA l.ABNSD.

INFLUENCE OF NEWSPAPERS ON CHILDREN.

A SENSIBLE MAN.

VALUE OF A GOOD BAROMETER.

CREDIT TO WHOM CREDIT IS DUE.

EDITORIALS AS FOLLO WS:

THE CONQUERING STROKE OF GEN. MEADE. A MARRED MEMORIAL OR, GEO.

PEABODY AND THE GEORGE• TOWN CHURCH, Together with an

ORIGINAL POEM,

BT JOHN G. WHITTIER.

OUR NEW INDIAN POLICY.

BISHOP SELWYN.

RECONSTRUCTION\IN THE

BUREAUS.

DEATH OF BISHOP HOPKINS. THE WAR OF RACES.

CONGREGATIONALISM IN CHICAGO,

EDITOBIAL NOT S3 ON PASSING EVENTS. PEB50NAL COLU1IX. NEW TOBK AND VIOIlftTT.

BELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. BEVIVAL RECORD. MI3SIONABT INTELLIGENCE.

EDITOB'S BOOK TABLE. COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL. TALK, NEWS, AND GOSSIP IN WALL ST. IMP0BTANT NEWS FOR CAPITALISTS,

BANKERS, a»D BUSINESS MEN. MONET MABKET. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILBOAP.

DBT GOODS REPORT. DBT GOODS QUOTATIONS. PBODUCE MABKET BEPOBTS.

PRICES OUBRENT.

NEW TOBK OATTLE MAP.KUT. FOREIGN NEWS. DOMESTIC NEWS.

PEBBLES.

5 FARMER'S COLUMN.

THE WHOLE OOMPBISIG ATTRACTIONS NEVER EQUALED ANT OTHEB BELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER

PATENT MEDICINES. GREAT PREMIUMS

FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

For 24 new subscribers and $60 we will send the celebrated "Letter A" HOWE SEWING MACHINE, warranted perfect in every respect, and adapted to family use OB, we will aend to evsry new subscriber with $2.50 I

u0ar

NOTIONS AMD.TOYt)

WHOLESALE DHALK88

FANCY 6BOOERIES, •MAIS, TOBACCOS, TEAS, eter wtr

Young Folks,"

The most ^popular children's monthly in the country, the publisher's price of which is $2 OB, for every new subscriber with $2.90 wo will send

"811 MONTHS AT TIE WI1T11 HOUSE" WITH! ABB AHA Bt LINCOLN, The price of which is $1.50. Old subscribers who desire the Magazine or Book most pay 60 cents extra. Address, with money, to

HENRY C. BO WEN, PUBLISHER, NO.

Beekman Street, NEW

YOBK.

DRY GOODS.

C.WITTIG&CO.

«,v

•XS

-i'ft-'r.

wnasato*

OPPOSITE MoKTKBW'S 'fiANK,

twwmww

FIRST BtilttKTOr

8 6

JfrntO

CLOsme OUT SALE rKi

5 .sr'-tJS OF 9-rtjti

-tOX#

WINTER GOODS!

BARGAINS

hf* -wz

1muff at $3.00

1 Set,Collar and Cape $3.85 1 Muff at $3.50. 1 Set, Collar and Cape $4,00 1 Muff at $4.00. 1 Set, Collar and Cdpe $450 1 Set at $600. 1 pair Cuffs at $1.60. 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.

WITTKjJ A CO'S,

Next Door to Davis' Drug Store.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS

~55x"Hr

AND SHOES.

IS". A TX I fsi

Is selling

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap

To close ont his large stock of

Boots Shoes and WaHers, I'O ajske room for 8prin«, stock, ao wlll sr. money by caliiag on him at

No. 3

Meohanios Blocfc

Particular Attention is ^!v»o

CUSTOM W 014 Tola Department is ia the henna of KllitKUL iWOBKKSCN. octlSdtf

HMBT XAYMAA,

MISTTACRRNEB ASO PCAICB

]VTEW

JLL

n»

Boots and glides. Having an experience of twenty-ave years, I feel confident that I can give sriiofaetion' beth with my own manufacture and Eastern work, a full stock ttf which I keep on hand.

SiiOP—On Lafayette tMet, north of the juncdec5d6m tion of Fonrfh Streos.

BOOT and SttOJEJ SHOP.

Iho

Iho aniiorsjfcntri having jaat opeaed their bhup, reepeotfnliy inform the rltiiecs-of Torre Haute and surrounding country, that they are prepared to do t'aoir to the entire satisfaction of their cnstoucra, as well in style as in fitting, no matter about the shapooi t'jo foot. The very best choice of IssUhor always on lund.iiending done in the btst stye and onshui notice. Every article will tell by wearingWh-t jur work is, and wiil rt-aomriotijl it.

LEIB1N0 4 TAr.NZSB.

Basement of M. Hoberg'a new Brick Bniiding, tbe mr hocaewest oi corner of »ad e^vtjuta Hcte'ts, near the T«rro Haute Baus^. seplOdly

itooi AMO mm mm,

No, lfi Worth 4-th St.

O. E. HMJOOLES, Successor to V. t. I'ack,

aLarge

IS JOST KEGEIYED A Stook of Boots sud Shoes, emir«clng ev«r vsilety

Women, Men & ChUflreii'g Wear

SUITABLE FOR THE

fall aad Wsotof Tradte,

Which 1 will sell at the Lowest C»»h Prtces. sin also prepared to

MAKE TO ORDER-

AUkmdsof Boots and fehoes that may be called for.on the shortest notice and tnott fistionable style. Qtve me a call before ordering or pttiehssiu^' elsewhero.

No. 18 North Foarth Street, Terro-Haute. Irsd. nov6dt*

JJEALTH ESTABLISHMENT.

355 West Fourth Street.

CINCIIVNATi.

Swedish Movements, Electro-thermo Bath*, H'it, Void ana .... Medicated liuffi5.

Dr. 11. JTEWTON TU0KEB, forasrij of'^rasn Mount, Wat sr. Gore, is permanantlj leojtted «s above, *nd will give npooial attention to CHJBOH 10 DISEASES and DSFOESflTiSa

GAI,AND

^'UE

S IN E Circulars cuntaiPing farther infomdtlpn and reference t» #otae of the beet known busineia men in Oinolnuati and elsewhero,. furnished en appiioatiiv.

A iiiciMd nnmberof patietU can be a c«OTiaod»ted »Kh boir-i dealvMSmeod

STEAM FITTING-

Main 3troet, between

UNIONOF

GJEIOElfc-7th,and6th

FBElDEItlK

Having employed the services of J. S. Ferguson, a well known practical w^i kwan, he is now prepared ti execute all erdeia in the above business, with promptness and iiiptitch. oot3dly

S HAUTE COM'ii COLJ LEGE. GOBNEB EIFTH & MAIN 8T3, book-Keeping by single and d.iuMe entry, in all its forms, as pertaining to business life Penmanship and Arithmetic. Tsrmswtthln i^»ch uf all Fjr fnrther p^rti^nlam, address the Principal, sep/7dlv QAKV1N

INSURANCE CO., INDIANAPOLIS.

Capital, »407,505 THI

LIIDIMO

Fiat

IBSUIUNCR

COMPIKT

O»1ND.,79.

A Stork Company owned and ontrolled-ty the leading business men in tha Stete. The follow! are a part of the ^tookh#lo«rs, who are residents of Terre Haute, ana t« vttom *e would refer thosowantinr spond ami rullatie in an at a at

Preston Hnsaey, Pres't Katlona! fitate^Bank. J. B. Ouanlngham, DruggUt. L. O. W arr«?. 23dtf Office over Donnelley'* Drag 3ttM6.

PLUMING.

BUCKELL being a practical

PLDMBEB tha request ot manv friends, ben to announce thathe tt now prepared td eieoute all orders th« ahova hn.inosB„ln oowwt'ou ith bl«

floase Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, botweMt Jd and 4th

BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, k* fitted up on tho most »ppr«ved principles. Repairing promptly atteniiod to. »ep3

QiTr

BXXJj

POSTEB.

GEO. W. HEXFSNIDER.

Programmes end Circulate distrifat&b i* GOOD STYLE/ ••-All orders leit at Dowling Hall, or at ft rlntlng OffleM.'wUl be promptly .tteoaed to wit

Dtesaud dlsnateh.

mWl