Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 February 1868 — Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Fifty JtWlioiis Boxes Sold. BItANDRETH'S PILLS take liold und exjeh the matter of

DISEASX.

Extract from & Letter dttsd Dawiofli Iova, April 21, I860, to Dr. Braudreth, from Andrew Logan

"My wife became an invalid. Our physician represented ber case aa Incurable. I then called two other physicians, aud the ihrco held a con snitation, and pronounced her case consumption I then discharged all the Physicians, and deter mined to trust to your Pills, I got five boxe«: which she took according to th$ printed directions. By the tirre these were up, tiieru appeared a chang* in ler conditlton for the better. I then bought fifteen boxes, and she continued to takethem for three month", wlien her health was entirely rsatored."{ jj.

PERMANENT and WIDESPBEAD S0COESS i* tbe best evidence of the goodness [of BBAN DBETH'S PILLS. Thoy should be in every fam Uy, eadyfcr use on the first symptoms of disease occurring.

Principal Agency, Brandreth House New York See "B. Brandreth," in white letters, in the Gov eminent stamp. Sold by rH Druggint?. 5'iwlm i.

A PANIC

would paralyzs the world of fashion if it were Proclaimed Everywhere that honceforth nf lady or gpotleman could change the color of tlif-ir hair

wit!l

«nf*ty.

such would be the »BEADFlTI WIEMMA, of both hut genial balsamic, poisonless and peerless preparation,

CRISTADOBO'3 HAIR DYE, were stricken off the roll of toilet luxuries. Ko danger of that however. It is not for a day, but for all time.

Manufactured by J. 0KI8TAD080, 68 Maiden Lane, ew York. Sold by *11 Orugiiuts. Ap plied by all Hair Dressers. f.-Bdwlm

Dr S. I. TOBIAS'

PULMONIC LIFE SYRUP, roa TBI CUBE OF INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDu Croup, Asthma, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia and General Debility. For several years I have been urged by. kind friends, who have used,ndbe«n benefitted by my Life Syrup, to put it up for generalsale j.hntftw know the Urge expense, now that the country is flooded «ith Patent Medicines, whict attend the same. For years jfast, 1 waa reluctant to do so, as the capital required would be larfee, and I dia not wish to curtail the operations of'my Venetian Liniment business.— But, rf^nics tVthe generous public, who have appreciated my Venetian Liniment, I am now able to do so, without vny detrlmont to my lar£e business in that medicine: The foundation of my success I ettribute to attending to the manufacture of every drop myself, and shall do the same in regard to my Palmonic Life Syrnp The ingradients are perfectly harmleps, but act on the Lungs and Lungs with ustonishing effect. Price 76 centa. Depot, No. 66 Cortlandt utrtet, New York, near Jersey Olty Ferry. Sold by the Druggists and Store -keepers. Sdwlm

Ladies can receive a box of Dr.

Yelpau's Pills by mail sealed irom tho oyes of the public, by enclosing one dollar and six postage stamps to M. W. Macombcr, General igont for tho United States and Canada", at Albany, New

Jan 8 uwim

MAKRY OK NOT TO MARBY—WHY NOT? Serious Boflections for Young Men, in Essays of the Howard Aasociatlon, on the Physiological Srrors, Abuses and Diseases indueed .by ignorance of Nature's Laws, in tho first ago of Man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.

Address, J. 8KILLEN HOOGHToN, Upward Association. Philadelphia, Pa. fldw3m— BA.HTiKIIN'Gh HOUSE —OF— JA.*" COOKE & CO.,

No 20 WALL 3TBEKT,

Cbrner of Nassau Street, Neic York. We buy and soil at tbe most llboral current rioes and keep on hand a full supply of SO Vrnment BONDS OF ALL MSCTE9, SEVEJ,HIBTIHS, aud

OOMPOCN1-'

INTEBK3T NOTES

nd oxecuto orders for purchase aud of rOOKS, BONUS an! GOLD. CONVERSIONS. Wo convert the several Usnes cf SrvF.R-Twir.TiE8 at the most favorable market rates Into Fh rwehtlM, which, at pre-ant price of gold, yield the holder abeut one per cent more Interest psr snnum. Circulars wtth foil particulars furnishjd upon application. myMwly

JAT COOKE

Anodyne

CO.

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The

BEV.

IFTLSON

EDWARD A.

'free

will lond,

charge) to all who desire It, the proscription with the (Ureotlons for making aud using tho simple romedy by which he was oured of a lung affection and that dreaded disease Consumption.— His only object Is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every sufferer will try this prescription,, It will cost them nothing and may

Pr°v®aIMessing.

Please address Br.v. RIW xlll A. 11 -Oai, Williamsburg, Kiogs On., lork. my 10dl taw-wl

HUME

COLU The importance of this truly calls ANODYNE, I Me and valuable preparation Is now so fully acknowledged, receiving the most free approbation of Physicians, and in which the true name of

Is rtrf6CtlT apparent,

Btiirt Complaint*.

thftt ln

advertising, its true character is only to be glv3R, which I ask all who have not witnessed its great curative power, to accept with confidence.

It Is the true remedy for

Nturalgia, Bheumatitm,

Sciatica, Tocth and Ear Ache, Head Aehe, Painful Menttruatien, Amenorrhea, Diimsnirrhea, Delirium Tremens, Spinal Complaints, Lou of Bleep,

and as a

mild and gentlo opiate to all Nsnwtu

Afthma

Affections.

It has been eminontly Buccoesfnl. In

a very potent remedy.

JOHN L. HUNNEWEI.L, Proprietor, Practical Ohemlst and Pharmaceutist, 9Commercial Wharf, Boston, Huic. tcr Seldby all regular dealers in mcdloine.

From Physicians ts Invite 1 the groatest frerdom of correspondence, to whom every evidence of character wi be freely sent on demand.

July H, dwoct and jnn'y.

IBTFOBMATIOW.

Information guaranteed to Droduce a luxuriant growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless faco, also a recipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc., on theshin, leaving tuo samo soft, clear and beautiful, can bo obtained without obftrir* by addressing

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

mylOdltaw-wl

ITCH ITCH! ITCH! SCRATCH I SCRATCH I SCRATCH in from 10 to 4S hoars. Wbeaton'3 Ointment oaree Thu Itch, .ruifl cures cares

Wheaton's Ointment WbMton's ointment Wkeaton's Ointment Wheaton'a Ointment Wheaton's Ointment cures

Halt Bheum. Tetter. Barber's Itch. Old Sores. Kver kind

OF KVKRT HUMOR L1KR MAGIC. Price, 60 cents a box by mail, CO oents. Address WKEK3 & POTTEB, No, 170 Washington Street, Boston, Mass: For sale by all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. 18,1867-Sta wdwly

Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervosa Debility, Premature Dscsy, aud all tbe effects of youthful Indiscretion, will, for the k»K« of sufering humanity, Bend free to all *ho need it, the MMlpt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cur*d. Sbfferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, c*b do so by^ sddreesing, ln perfectonfidence,

JOHN B. oaUlCN,

mylOdltaw-wly 42 Oodar St.. N. Y.

Ladies Take Particular Notice.

til BSAL VElteit M\LE FILLS. WABBAJfTgP PRBMOH.

THKSCaftorwards

PILLS, so celebrated many yoars ago ln Pari*, for the r»!i-f or femRl irrcgnlnrtles, and so notorious tor their criminal employment ln the practice of abortion, are now offered for sale ior t'io first time in Air.eiica. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from the fact that the cilgluator Dr. Velpeau, is a physician in Paris, of greaf wealth aud strict conscientious irlaciples, and has withheld them from general use, lest they should be emploved for aulawfal purposes ln ovorcomiug female obstructions, they seem to be truly omnlvoteut, bursting open the flood gates from whatever cauce may have stopped them but they are offare to the public only for legitimate use, and all agents are forbidden to sell them when It is nndettood that the object 1* unlawful.

Ladles o»n pocpred a box. «e.vled from the ey of the onrlous, by enclosing one dollar, and eix postage stamps to M. \V. a ACOMBKR, General Agent for the United States nnd Canadas, at Albany. N. Y., or to any authorized A«ent. 3..1d oy »'l Druggists ln Terr-« Haute. o7dwly

THE DAM EMESS.

PL'BLISHBD EVB&V «OaKlffG, (EXCEPT «UHDAY8) IN

Mod«sitt9ts Building* No.

65 WABASH Stekt,

NORTH

dibictlt

or the

CODET HOCSS.

Terms of Subscription: For one year, in advance 810 00 For six months, in advance.....

For three months, in advance 2 60 For one menth, in advancr 86 Deliverable toOity Subscribers at 20cts. per week.

Single oopiea, 6 cents.

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

8are 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 want anything, Tell Five Thousand People at once, —BY— Advertising in the

Dally Express,

TRAGEDY NEAR CHESTERFIELD, III.

A Woman Killed by Her lover. From tbe CarllnviJIe (111,) Democrat, Jan., 28. Near tho close of the uftornoon of Tuesday, Jan. 21,

a ptiuiful ancl deplorable

tragedy transpired in the west part of the country, which has occasioned a good deal of oxcitement in and about Chesterfield, and will result in a very interesting trial at tbe'next term of the circuit court,

One Miss Dorlesky Loper, said to be a young lady of rare and fascinating beauty (a daughter of A. "W. Luper, a substantial farmer near Chesterfield), was wooed and won by Mr. Winthrop Sherman They were married, and, as far as we know, lived happily. But the husband soon died, leaving her with one child. Her undiminished beauty attracted tho atten tion and won the heart of a young brother. After a suitable time had elapsed, her grief was assuaged by a marriage with Sherman No. 2. He, in due time, followed his brothor beyond the portals of time, leaving, we believe, a playmate for the child of his brother. The young widow, liking the Shermans, resided with the family of her husbands' father, Mr. B. M. Sherman, near the western limits of the county, up to a recent period. Her brothers, it seems, were very anx ious, and used every effort to induce her to return to their roof, and at last sue ceeded. They fitted her up a home and were unsparing in their efforta to promote her comfort. Previous to Mrs. Sherman's leaving the home of her father-in-law, the uaEUsceptable heart of William Sherman a younger brother of her two former husbands, was touched by her unfaded beau-

A mutual attachment sprang up between them. The brothers of the fair young widow were not pleased with the affair, and labored hard to break off the proposed match. Probably William was once ordered off from the premises where she was living, by her brother, Mr. Gideon Loper. At all events, a good deal of hard feeling existed between them, and perhaps some threats were uttered by one of the parties. William, it seems, persuaded the lady to leave her brother's and return to his. father's. It was suppased that William would' soon become the third husband of hisj brothers' widow. This brings us down to Tuesday evening, the 21st. On that day William Sherman, with the fascinating Mrs. Dorloaky and her two children, were visiting some friends in the vicinity of Chesterfield. On their return home just before ight, when near the residence of Mr. Tap. Ibbotson, on the Fayette road, three and a half miles west of Chesterfield, they met Mr. Gideon Loper, with a load of 'iVood, walking behind his wagon. Sherman turned out, giving fully half the road according to all accounts. Mr. Loper, whether intentional or not we do not know failed to give as much ot the road as the law requires, and his hind wheels locked with Sherman's. We do not know that any words passed between them, but about this time Loper seized a polo from his wagon, and Sherman drew a revolver. The pole came in contact with Sherman's head, and the pistol in his hand went off about the same time, a slight contusion from the blow being the only result produced. Loner's horses started, and he, in attempting to' stop them or get behind the wood, missed two more shots from Sherman's pistol.

Just then Sherman's horse started, and he stooped down to grasp the reins which had previously fallen from his hands, the revolver stiill in his grasp. The horse giving a sudden jerk, in some way threw the revolver into such a position that, in going off, the contents were thrown into the breast of Mrs. Dorleskey, the ball penetrating near the heart, severing an artery, and produoing almost instant death. The warm heart blood of tho dying young mother spirted over her innocent, tender children, sitting at her feet. She was immediately removed into the house oi Mr. Ibbeston, and there breathed her last. Thus passed away the sister of one, and the intended wife of tbe other principal actor in this death tragedy.

Young Sherman no doubt terrified at tha terrible result of his conduct, fled to his father's house and wont to bed. He appeared to be in great excitement, and the only words that his family could get from him were: "I've killed Dorl"^

He was arrested and a preliminary examination had before Justice Lawson and Loomis, of Chesterfield, who refused to admit him to bail. On Friday last he waB brought to this city and committed to the county jail for trial at the nest term of the circuit court.

OrJgluJor Eminent Men.

Some of our newspapers are fond of placing bofore the public the origin of rich men. We think the poor ones should have a chance so we relate the follewing briof facts for the encouragement of others:

John Smith was the son of his father. He formerly resided in Stroke Pogis, and other places but ho has moved to the Penitentiary now.

William Smith was theson of bis mother. This party's grandmother is deceased. She was a woman.

John Brown was the son of old Brown The body of the latter lies moldoring in the grave.

Edward Brown was the son of old Brown by a particular friend. Henry Jones was tho son of a seacook.

William Cannon was tho son of a gun. John Jones was a Son of Temperance. In early life Gibiral Jones was actually a shoemaker. He is a shoemaker yet.

Previous to the age of eighty-five, Calob Jones had never given any evidence of extraordinary ability. He has never given any sinco.

Patrick Murphy is said to b9 of Irish extraction.

THE

well-known Elijah Pogram was

elected to Congress, and is heard from frequently. The last thing said by Pogram was not his least expressive, by any means. He remarked, on Monday, that no''wanted to heave tho British lion taught that tho time was past when he could trample on Amorican citizens. The members of the house would be unworthy «f being American citizens if they slept one night while their flag was being Jowered. and while the bird which should soar was in the gutter beneath the ignoble foot that tramples on it."

Mr. Pogram seems anxious that the bird should -'soar." If the bird is in the gutter, and under an ignoble foot, or any other kind of afoot in trampling on it, it is probably a sere bird. Perhaps the difference between sere and sore is too broad to suit Mr. Pogram.

Mr. Pogram should be 'comforted with the fact that, if the bird cannot soar, he can. He soars beyond the "setting sun." He is "a child of freedom," and his 'home' is a good deal higher than what it was when he spoke of himself to Martin Ohuz1 ziawit.

DRY COODS.

Great: Bargains

::ooa.

fo£ THE

HOLIDAYS

f'J

-AT-

& UAtiGERTY'S

COMELfllS

Corner of Third and Main Streets,

lOO PIECES

E S S O O S

L£S§ THIN COST

S A W S

OF ALL KINDS,

MARKED DOWN

CLOAKINGS,

BROADCLOTHS,

CAHSIMERE8,

Satinets &c.

MARKED DOWN

25 to 50 Per Cent CALL BE CONVINCED

LAND AGENCY.

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

HICKCOX & CO, REAL ESTATE BROKERT

No. SO Ohio Street.

Cowvgyanceing Carefully Done

Abstracts of Title furnished, Loans a» gotiated and .Money invested.

FOB SALE.

Deiirable residence on South Market Street. Over 8 acres of ground, well get with fruit ana shrubbery. Price, 87,000 terms favorable,

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

Tw® lota In Dean's Addition, very cheap.

Five acros, east of Klsjan's Garden.

200 aores, 8 miles east, known as the "Husssj Farm," all fenced, well Improved good meadow woods pasture and flno timber. A flrat-elas farm.

50 Building Lots, adjoining the city, oorthaas —good size—-low price and favorable terms.

House and lot, on 1st street, north of Clark House—5 rooms, clstora, largo stable, Jto. Prlci $1,200. Terms easy.

Mortgage and Notas SSjCOO—at a big ditcount

Forty acres 8)6 miles sontheast of t«wn—21 acres in cultivation, balance line timber. Very cheap.

Real Estate Column

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office oTor First National Bank, 8. E Corner of Fourth and Main Streets,

Terre Haute, Ind.

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated, and Money invested.

FOR SALE.

CITY PBOPKBTT.

Forty Lots ln Linton's Addition to T»rre Haute House and lot, epst Ohio street, House and lot, in McMurrain's Additition, House and lot in Sibley's addition on 5th street, House and lot InBese's addition on 8th street, House and lot on Poplar, between Ctb and 7th streets,

House and lot on North 6th, between ChMMit and Linton streets. Two business Houses on Wain -street.'

OOUHTY PEOPSBTT.

Farm &f £9 acres in Honey Creok Township, 17S acres in Linton township. 3 Acres below tho Boiling Mill, wess side canal. jan29dtl

B. MANNING, HOUSE, SIGN JJfD OBJSA.XENTA1. A I NT E One door East of the Star Grocery, TKRRK HAUTK, IND, Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging, Fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Oeilings and Walla Fainted ana Oalcatlaed In Pmco Colon, Pianos and Matual Wood Polished in the highest atyle of the Art. Gilding on Glass and Japanaed Tinj in all Htylefc

It will be to the latereat of those -who wish tc have serviceable work done, to call on me. Information in baying dnd mixing calora, will be tarnished to persons nit o* cubsl boc9dtf

fNSURANCE COLUMN,

FIBS, LIFE,

—AND—

I a iv

'".

ACCIDENT InsuranceAgency.

it .*» .•,

H. A. CRANE, SAML'L C. SOOTT

The fallowing Old and Bailable Companies Represented.

Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,

HABTFOBD, OONN.

NorthAmerican Fire Ins. Co

HaBTFOBD, CONN. -£S

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. Co.,

157 BBOADWAY, NEW YOBK.

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co

CLEVELAND, OHIO*

United States Life Ins. Co.

No. 40 WAIL ST., N*W YOBK.

World Mutual Life Ins. Co.,

117 BBOADWAY, NSW YOBK.

Franklin Life Insurance Co.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

United States Casualty, Co.,

96 BROADWAY, NBW YOBK.

Applications taken and Policies issued in any ot the above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, BEAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COL LECTIONS promptly attended to.

Apply to

SOOTT & CRANE,

General Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

OFFICII

Main^St., between 5th & 6th

Terre Haute, Ind. Offioe 169 Main Street Old Stand of Ors. Thompson & Rust.

MUSICAL.

MUSIC.

J. LINDEMANN,

OZAJbKB IN

PIANOS, MELODEO^i

Violins, Gnltars, Flutes, and all klnda of Music* Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash titreet, TEBBE HAUTB, INDIANA.

TUNING AND BEPAIB1NG of PIANOS and other Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will ha taken In tnade for NBW ONES. aul03dwt» J. O. LINDEMANN.

L. KISSNER'S

IVo. 4®, Ohio Street.,*

OPPOSITE THE COUBT HOTTSE,

KRKK.HAUTK. IND.

This being the largest and most elegant. Music Establishment

IIV THIS STATE

Buyers in wa^t of fins

PI A N O S JUXODEOirS, O E A N 8

And smaller Musical Instruments, and Musical merchandise ofeTery description, Sheet Slusloand Isstrcctlon Bocks, should not fail ta vlstt the

PALAOE OF MUSIO.

M" All kinds of Musical Instruments iv^aired ln the most approved manner. a£w

STOVES :AND TINWARE

STOVES. Large Stock and Low Prices

S. fi. HENDERSON'S

Vour Doors South of the Post Office, on fourth iStreet

KNOWINGbeen^better

that the

Public has

loug dezn»ndtd a class of Stoves than has heretofore gederaliy offered in this martot, S. B. HKNDEBSOK has this season seleoted with great care, from the most popular and Celebrated Pattern*, known in the country East or West, an assortment o! Choking and Heating Stoves, snch ns are rarely ever collected together in one House.

Among his stock, may be found the leading Stove of almost eve'ry prominent Manufactory in the conntty.

Heating and Parlor Stoves,

with all the Modem Improvements and convenloucies. Htvves for Offices, Stores, Chnrches, Ho. tels, Dining-Booms, Bud-roomn, any and all kinds and as for prices, He Defies Competition!

He is confident that ha haa bought as

LOW

anybody can, and la determined not to 'je N E S O It is impossible that anybody should have Btrraa Stoves, for MO bcctkb are made. ALL ARE WARRANTED.

With Cooking Stoves he gives

More Fnrnlture that is Usually Given and delivers all Stoves ln the c\tj

Free or Charge I! In addition to Stovee hekeepa a general assortment of Tin, Iron and Copper Ware, Pressed Ware,

The New French Ware,

SPOOUS,

Ladles Preserving Kettlea, Muffin Bakers Waffis Irons, and the vary newest thing ont, the

PatentMirror Smoothing Irons, These Irons have tbe new lnolined handle, and

Patent Chilled Iron Face, -which retains the heat one-third longer than the common ones. Htove Pipe of all sizes and kinds, constantly on hand, and BO -ztra charge for riveting joints together. Bayers will certainly save money by calling on a HEKDERSOU, Fourth Street, four doors South of the Post Office. *e2Sdwtf

QHEAP MILL INERT.

11 kinds of Millinery Goods sold at COS1 daring the Winter months, at Mrs. M. H. Allott'»,

Opposite the Poet OOea. DacMdtf.

DRY COODS.

C. WITTIG & CO.,

:'1

78 HAIN STREET-

OPPOSITE UoKEEVS BANK, SS3 *51 2 .i ,1%

Sit'

TO •in

Aw.inL-j.rf

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jAflr- •rr'-il

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T- IfOTf.

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CLOSIKd OUT SALE S'! a-i 51 ct

WIVIER000M!

', Bargains

..U3U •-!".• :. IN

1 Muff 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 Cape $4.50 1 Set at $600. 1 pair Cuffs at $1.50. 1 pair Cuffs at $1.75. 1 pair Cuffs at $2.00.

Call soon, aa tha Stock is limited and will soon be sold oat.

C. WITTI« 4k €JO'S,

Next Door to Davis' Drag Store.

DOCTOR WHITTIEB,

BBOULABLY BBED PHTSIUIAN.aa hli 2\. Diploma whioh hangs in his office will show, has made

Chronic Diteamt

tke

of hit lift,

has a Bniou-wide reputation, having be^i long*r loootedt*8t. LeaUthan

any other,OhronioDIsaaar

Physician. Moch of his practice has bean of a private na tsre.

Bfphilit, Qoturrkta,QiMt, Blriotmre,

STANDARD

by Dealers

CobUhu.

ers. Sold everywhere 24dwly

MERCH'T TAILORING.

J^ATEST STYLES,

Lowest Prices!

SOnETHlIO HEW.

HARTSOCi & SANNISTEB

Have just received a FRESH L01\of

PIECE GOODS

Bought since the

ORB AT DECLINE

In Prices. We have Fine Selection of

BEAVERS. CHINCHILLAS, CLOTHS, &c. Jto.

Dress Suit?, Business Suits and Over Goats

COME BIGHT ALONG 6ENTL MEN

Now is the time for

B^-K/O-jvinsr s.

OtJB

KKU)V HADE CL0THIN61

AND

FURIISHING GOODS!

We are offering at

Greatly Reduced Prices.

Call and aee for yourselves at

TVo. TO Main Ht.

COAL.

TC.

GEOYER, DtALlR IZI

WOOD AND COAL.

The undersigned Is new deliveriag tbe superior Coiilof the Pioneer Goal Mining Company, at Oarrysvilla, and respectfnlly solicits au examination and trial. It will b- fousd •"•qutii to the Brazil Coal, and is fnmiahed at moch less ratm. I would refer consumers to B. L. fhouipson, £sq., who Is using it at his Mill and Residence. Orders left at Ira Grover'a Stove 8tore, TMjd Street, north of Main, wi-l receive prompt attention.

July 17, dtf TIM C. OBOYKB.

QOAL! COAL I I

T&eBett in the Cheapest) E. T. MERBIL Is now prepared to furniah tha best Brazil and Hlghland'Ooal, alsethe Lehigh and Anthracite Ooal, If ordered, (Mn left at MoKeen's Store, 107 Main St., or Hartaock A Bannister's, will reoaiv* prompt attention. aSdtf

COAL! COAL!f

JOHH

McFABIiANJS IS NOW furnishing the beec quality ot fitter Coai, •eraoned on a wider scroec tha:i any other' Dealer 1s using, and at the rery lowest rates.

Orders left at the Couutv Scales, or at Woodmansae's Grocery, on Main sirert, next door to C. C.Smith A Oo.'s Store store, will receive prompt attention. Leavn order* with Qus. Arnold, at tbe Poet Offloa. jy24dtf

I A E E O Im

now supplying the best qcrflty of Bivar Ooal at the market rates. Orders left at. Chambers' Grocery Store, southwest corner of the Publia •avare, will reoelve nramptrattactloa. (aCiy

6raB4 Clfstag 8«)f

•?Ti

ha*

WINTER

£s

cents.

all

Vri

*ary Dimatm, BypMKe or mercurial AfftciUmt of the Throat, Skin or Boner, Orvhitit, Birnia or Bufitirm also, the effects of a Solitary Habit, rninotu to Body and Blind, producing blotohee, debility, im ratoncy, dl8ziness,kllmneea of sight, uoafasion ot deas, evil fcroboalng, aversion to society, loss ol memory, weakness, Ao., not all these lu nay ou cise^fcr-t all occnrrlng frequently in various cases «8r Accommodations ample, charges moderate, cares guaranteed. Consultations by letter or at office, froe. Most cases can bo praperly trailed ty Menstraotiou and Pregnancy, Sc. without an interview, and medicines, secure from observation, sent by mail or express. No hlo dranoe to business in most case*.

Addrtss Box 3088, St. Iionls, Mo. Hour*—8 A. M. ta 8 P. M. Office parman6ntli located at No.017 St.Charles.Street,betwecii Sizts and Seventh,one square South of Undell Hotel, retired spot in tbe oentro of the oity.

Oonsnltation rooms, and rooms for the accommodation of suoh patients as require daily al attention.

KVBBTBODT

Can get, in a sealed letter flr.Yeiopsniy Thsor Symptoms andTreatmantof Norvous,Urinary am! SexualDiseases,dearly delineating all the diseased conditions, with lull Symptom Lists, for twe three-cant postage stamps tc prepay poatoat.Olrcnlar for Iiadiee,relating to Diseases cf PnteraprSdawly.

COLGATE & €0'8

FragrantTolIet Soaps an prepared fy Skilled Workmen, from the BEST MATEBIAIS, and are known aa tbe

l-lj

sreafli'-t

TUBLL,

mpra iW

i.t",

Dry Goods Emporium

sso.ooo

Worth of Seuonable Dry Ooods, to be

sold at prices

ASTOlflSHINOLTLO Wt!

60 pieces French Merinos to be sold at 75 cents, Former price $1,25. 200 pieces Assorted Press Goodi to be sold at 25, 40, and SO cts. Former price, 50, 75 and $1,00. 5000 yards choice figured Delaines, 1 1000 yards Bleached Sheeting, to be sold at 8i

yards Bleached Shirting to be sold at 10 cents.

1000

f^ards

2000

Bleached Shirting, yard wide

ne, at 12} cents.

One Case high colored Frints,

8Jc

One extra heavy wide...

Four very choice

One Bale choice Bed Flannel

and

12}

One Grey twilled 25 One heavy plaid all wool do...

A E I N E N S

Towels, Sheetings, 4c.,

Included in the above Sale«

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

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO,

Corner 5th and Main Streets.

Terre Haute* ind

MILLINERY,

NEW YORK

Dress, Sacque and Cloak

CUTTER!

Suits cut on scientific principles, and warranted to

GIVE SATISFACTION!

Also a fine assortment of

A E S S E TBIMMINGSI

io. 85 Main Street, up Stairs. M. A. WALTER

CHEAP MILLINERY

NEW STOCK OF THE

LATEST 9X YLES

THE

CHEAPEST III THE CITY

At No, 85 Main Street.

(UP STAIRS.)

MISS SALLIK HASTINGS.

I O N A E 1 LOtTB STOBE.

AND

FRANK HEIITIO A BBO Wannfaoturevs of all klnda of

CRACKERS.

and Dealers in

O E I E S

On Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot, E A E da30dly INDIANA.

riASAND STEAM FITTING VX Main Street, between 6th and 7th, FREDEBIK GEIOEB.

Having employed the wrTlces of J. S. Ferguson, •well knows practical workman, ha ia now prepared to execnta all ardara ln the above bnaineas, with promptness and dispatcji. octSdly

BARRETT Vagatable

ttepobUe

stinff and

J. R. BARRETT CO., Propriaters, XAITOBBSTSB, If. X,

LOBD SMITH, Ohloago, Gaaaral SoEth-West-rn Agents. J. Sc

H. A. DAVIS. Agents for

Terra Haste. Ind. novlldwftm

EXPRESS COMPANIES.

jyjERCHANT'S DESPATCH,

Fast Freight Line, ESTABLISHED 1865. AMIK1UA* UP

BESS CO PBOTBIXTOBS,

,Y VOBWABDGOODS

From Hew York, Boston, And all points ln tha New England States to all points ta tha Wast and Bcuth-west, Kext in Spcet to the Begmlar Extras Coapaay,

Tor rates and nil other Information, apply to ,J v. amnuiUL Ayrat,

Car. Kaia and Ninth, St*., Terre Hante, E. Cmntwas, Sap't, •aflhlo. seltdTxa

The Independent!

PBlOa |3BO FKB ANNim TO MAIL SQB SCirBKBS. OB IS BT CABBIKB3 IN NEW TOBK AND BBOOKLTN. ,nd

HBfBY C. BOWKS,

PUBLISHER,

No.

5 Beekman St, New York.

GREAT NUMBER THIS WEEK.

ATTRACTIONS AS FOLLOWS:

-SALMON

•£f„

CHASE

FOB PBisiDsrrr

Hoit. HOBAOX OBEEIiET.

THE LOST IMAGE,

',a 0(APTKBS in Ain 8th.

ANEW BEtlOIOVS STOET:

wrlttan azpreaaly for

THE INDEPENDENT,

BT ARIMWIKT

OBTHODOX OIiEBOTUAK,

and destined, we ballava, to be the most popular racjr and lnatrnctlve series of contributions erer glren to a religions nawspapar.

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN8 AND THEll OPERA.

BT BEV. B. M. HATTIHiD, of Ohloago.

REGRETS. AN OBIOIKAL POEM

THE KINGDOM of HEAVEN

BY BET. LEWIS E. MATSON, of Ohioago.

ON THE SHOALS.

BY PBOF. 8. O. BABTLSTT, Theological Seminary, Ohieagc.

RESTTRGAM.

AN ORIGINAL POEM.

BY OABL 8PIHCEB.

WASHINGTON LETTER. BY OUB SPECIAL 00BBE8P0HDEJTT. Oivlng a Description of a Great Dinner of Andrew

Johnson and the Oopperheada, eto.

TWO MEN OF "COLOR" IN A RAILROAD CAR. Br OKOBGE W. BUNGAY.

THE VOYAGE OF LIFE.

A SERMON.

Br Bar. NEWMAN HALL.

Preached ta his own Congregation on his arrival in England. PBINTED FBQM MANUSCRIPT

TnrniaLed us hj Mr. Hall.

EURTDICE. AN OBIGINAL POEM.

BENJAMINL UNDT. BY BOBEBT PTJBVIS.

LETTER FROM CHIGACO.

BY OUB SPECIAL COBBESPONDENT. nran:

Burning of Far well Hall. Ola Bull's Concert. Evening Before the Fire. Elisabeth A. Wilcox Legacy. Ontario Institute. Quincy College. Crosby Opera House Lottery, etc.

A PAIR OF SHOES,

AN ORIGINAL CHILDREN'S STORY

BY HISS AUGUSTA LABHEP.

INFLUENCE OF NEWSPAPERS ON CHILDREN.

A SENSIBLE MAN.

VALUE OF A GOOD BAROMETER.

CREDIT TO WHOM CREDIT IS DUE.

EDITORIALS AS FOLLOWS: THE CONQUERING STROKE OF GEN. MEADE. A MARRED MEMORIAL OR, GEO.

PEABODY AND THE GEORGE* TOWN CHURCH, Together with an

ORIGINAL POEM,

BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

OUR NEW INDIAN POLICY.

BISHOP SELWYN.

RECONSTRUCTION 'IN THE BUREAUS.

DEATH OF BISHOP HOPKINS. THE WAR OF MACES.

CONGREGA TIONALISM CHICAGO,

BDITOBIAL NOTES ON PASSING EYXXTS. PEBSOHAL COLUMN. MEW YOBK AND VICINITY.

BELIOIOUS INTELLIGENCE. BIYIYAL BECOBD. MISSIONABY INTELLIGENCE.

EDITOB'S BOOK-TABLE. COMMEBOIAL AND FINANCIAL. TALK, NEWS, AND GOSSIP IN WALL ST. IXPOBTANT NSW8 YOB CAPITALISTS,

BANKEBS, &ND BtTSINESS MEN. MONEY MABKET. CENTBAL PAOIfIC BAILBOAD.

DBY GOODS BEPOBT. DBY GOODS QUOTATIONS. PBODUCS MABKET BEPOBTS.

PBICE3 CUKBKNT.

NEW YOBK CATTLE MABK7T. rOBEIGN NEWS. DOMESTIC NEWS.

PEBBLES.

YABHEB'S COLUMN.

THE WHOLE COMPBIBIG ATTRACTIONS KEVEB EQUALED IN ANY OTHEB BELIOIOUS NEWBPAPEB.

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 send to every new subscriber with $2.50

"Our Young Folks,"

The most {popular children's monthly io the country, the publisher's price of which is $2 OB, for every new subscriber with $2.50 we will send

"SIX MONTHS AT IBS WHITE

WTTHf ABBAH AM 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. BOWEN, PUBLISHES,

NO. 5 Beehman Street, NEW TORS.

HOTELS.

Jasos aora.

^fidwST

U% a

This old established Hotel haa saanged Lands and has been fitted op ln a stylo that the Proprietor feels satis&ad that he will make it a yleMaal hoao for oil who may stop with htn. A few hoarders will be taken at prioos to snit the Uses. f3id3mj THOS. ttfcKJUi, Proprietor.

ATTORNEYS.

JVO. T.

3AIBD.

•AIED

t*. r. MVZXT.

^BCHIIBCTS _iNB BUIIiDEBB.

OLIFT & ^WILLIAMS. Plans, Spaeifioatlons and t^aperintendenoa ftu* nlsbod fbr every dccorlption of Building.

Offloe at Prairie City Planing Mills, oorneifof Ninth and Mulberry Streets. jaSdtf

TTTAKRBN'S IMPEOVED v¥ ROOFING. We are prepared to pat on thia Boot, and warrant it for five years. Thia ia the best and cheapest Boof ln use, and la fixe-proot Oali on

NATIONAL HOUSE

—, 0«.8niB MABSrarrr, TERRE HAUTE, iiyD.

JACOB BUTZ A soyTtIZ....pa0rgmws

"l0r0a*h,r

RILAKK HOUSE!

ooawam or ran ato oaio stbots.

Terre Haute, Indiana. Wi B. 6BIFFHH

H^:k L(nM Marshall, JKontenna and Palsatiae Free Bon to and front all Trains. nortMtr

X5UNTIN HOUSE. •JLJ Southeast Oorner Fdhlio aturt, Terre Haute, Inuiana.

This Hotel haa been furnished anew in nil its .iParF?*ut,'Jl!}

1 ,tylB

naparpaeaed by any In

too Stat?, and now open for the Teoeptiodet goestff, patronage of tuo pnblto is re?pectfnU/ soHelted. CONOVEtt A BESPATH, auldtf Proprietors.

rjlBBEE HAUTE HOUSE,

oosiru mjlik

AXP

asvwrn rntura,

Taire Haute, Indiana^ Thia Hotel baa recently baas refitted, asd put is flxst-clasa ordr, oHjrlag accommodations anssr passed in the State.

SIBLEY A TtBHEB, Prep'ra.

QTEWAET HOUSE, Secund Street, between Hain and Cherry, TBRRE HAUTE, IIVX.

oaaaucs

JgAIED & CKUPT,

OFFICE—MoKeen's Mssonio Hall.

OBCTT.

Attorneys a,t Law, Ornca.—No. 83 Hsin Street, np stairs. febl2dtf

Wm. E. McLEAN,

Jk.ttorn«y and Counsellor at Law, —AKD— GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

Terre Haute, Ind. OrriOE.—No.

Main Street. decSdiy

n. a. auriLL.

MUZZY & SAFPELL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

General (Meeting and Seal Eetate Ageits.

Block, op s«elrs, b*:jw Jaj.^j wt

R. P. DAUGHEETY, P&yiician and Surgeon, TERRE HAUTK, IJSTD. Will attend promptly to all prsfesaional calls in the city and eonntry.

Orrioc—Northwest oorner of Foarth and Haiti streets, (over O oodman's Olothlng Store.) Basldence lie. 63 North Fonrth Street. ocSSdt

MILLS

pBAIBIEOITYPtAKiNfi

OLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Manufacturer* and Dealers in

Flooring, Siding, Brackets, Mouldings* Architraves, Ntair Rails, Newell Posts,

Sash, Doors Blinds, Window Frames Door Frames. Bailusters, £c.,Sc.t Scroll

Planing, Scroll Sawing Wood Turning,

And all Wecxi work, used in building, prepared to Order. Corner of Ninth and Mulberry Streets. & aSdtf

CLIFT A WILLIA2IS,

Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of tth and Mulberry Streets. JaSdtf

^RCHITECT & BUILDER

J. A. YEYDAGH.

Plans, Specifications, Bnperlntendanoe, and Detail Drawings furnished for erer? description oi Buildings.

Ornoa.—South east oorner of Main and Tlftb Streets, ova Donnelly's Drng Store. mySSdly

BOOTS AND SHOES.

JJOOTS AND SHOES.

N A N E W S la ling

Boots &8hoes Very Cheap

To cloee uat hii bwg* stock of

Boots Shoes and Gaiters, To aah« room for Spring stock. Ton will sav* money by calling oa him at

No. 8 Meohanioa Blook,

Particular AHention is fires so

CUSTOM WORK This Department ta in the hands of SKllLFUli [WOBKMEN. ootlSdtf

UENBY LAYMAJf, MAWUTAOTUSXA iXD DtALU IN

Boots and Shoes. Having an «a?erience of twenty-flve years, I feel oonfldeni that I can giva sriiafaatton, both with uy own msnafactnre and Eastern work, a foil stock cf which I Ireep on hand.

SHOP—On Lafayette Street, north of tha Junction of Fourth Street. deoM6a

1VTBW BOOT and SHOE SHOP. Xl rhe ondersignsd having Jnst opened their Shop, rMpoctfnlly inform tha dtisens of Tarre Hante and earrovndlng country, that they are prepared to do their work to the ontiro satisfaction of their enstoners, as wxli ln style aa ta fittins, no matter abont the ehapeof the foot. The very best choioo of leather always on hand.—Mending done in the best styia and on short notioe. ISrery article will toll by wearing what onr work Is, and will ret- mmaad It.

IEIB1M0 ATAEVZBB,

Basement of F. Hobere'a a .•» Briok Bnllding, tho fvarth house west of coraerof IT air and Berantc 8treets, near tho Torre Hante Haose. eoplOdi}

A S

B00¥ AND SHOE STORE,

TVo, 16 IVorTbbL 4tli St.

O. E. HUGGL.ES, Soccessor '.c P. P. Deek,

HAS

JUST RECEIVED A

Largo Stock of Boots and Shoes, aoibraclag erwry vaiiety of

Women, Men & Children's Wear SUITABLE FOB THE

Fall aad Winter trade, Which 1 will ittth# Low«t Oash Frtcos. s^oi also preparel to

MAKE TO ORDER

All kinds of Boots and ihoee that inaj be saSed on the Aaut cotica and stoat fashionable style. Oive & call belore ordering or purcbtUInsi elsewnere.

IJo. IS Horth Fonrlh Street. Torre-Haata. Ind. Ui:T ullt.

JOHN 3T. B1IZ,

Early's Block, So. 80 Main Street, Terro Hante, Indiana, jyjOST nwpeotfni.y reoommends hls woil ad stock of Jeakns, Flannels, plain and Liitverr, plankuU, Coverleta, and Woolen ting Yarns, cf dliferent kind*.

laM nit-

Being fully en

abled to warrant the fir*t Reality sf tcjje Ooods I moot respectfully invite Xadies and Qentlemen to call and inspect them. Wool taken in exchange for Goods, and tbe highest market rate* paid. octSldawtf