Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 February 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS.

TEIiKK HAUTK. itoD.

Wednesday Morning, Feb. 12th, 1868

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Political Tfotes. atill fibfirigfa-the Ideft thftt

one day their ^Twof|^lgs%, mopey will be at par—at least some Southerners do as is shown in the following from the Memphis Avalanche: "A prominent Judge yesterday paid $1,500 in Confederate money for two pounds of head cheese.— The day may come when ho will find out that he has lost $1,500 by the transaction.

THE recent movement in New York in favor of JOHNSON is interpreted to mean that in the hands of JDOOLITTLE, KANBALL and other deserters from the Republicans, with a few Democrats, he will be a candidate "whether or no." The man* agers are ^id.kfe be- greatly qaopusagedj

and all tl£

P44a#f

P"T*8*

is to bo dispensed to assist them. "Uenton" Kerr's nomination' to the Marshalship of Western ^ennsy

Lyapia^ la-

test card In^Ufe kOL 'J 8-

CoiQ»BL_Gustavus„Koerner, of Belleville, formerly Lieutenant Qovernor, subaequently inifeciitat^ Spain, who raise!- and~ wmtiSamled "a region on during the war, and who ia ono of the ableBt men and best lawyers in the State, is named in connection with the Republican nomination for Governor of Illinois, in case General Palmer absolutely rafuses to accept the nomination. The Staats Zeitung, of Chicago, earnestly recommends ColonelKoerner for the nomination. Hon. Jesse K. Dubois, of Springfield, formerly Auditor'of Public AcdoiStnts, is «.leo men

tioned in connection with the Governor

ship.

MB.

JoHS&QN "wanted Graiit tS Bock the War office door against Stanton. "Why, thef, did he noi order Grant to do so Mr. Johnson knew very well that passage in the Tenure of Office act which punishes with fine and imprisonment any one who resists its enforcement. Gad he ordered Grant to keep the War office doors shut, Mr. Johnson would have violated the law and subjected himself to its penalties. Therefore, with what will seem to every honorable man not a very creditable cunning, he did not order Grant to do so, but tried to entrap him into a promise to do so en his (Grant's) own account.

THE Cincinnati Times thinks Mr. EGGLESTON, in his bill authorizing the con. Btruction of a road from Washington to Cincinnati, is probably not so foolish as to suppose the general Government will mako an appropriation for that purpose.

What his bill really means wo are at a loss to conjecture. It is said that his plan is to build a road from Cincinnati up the Ohio river to Big Sandy or Point Pleasant and thenco directly to Washington, either by the Chesapeake & Ohio route, or by way of Grafton and the Baltomore and Ohio Railroad. It is very desirable to have such a route, but capitalists won't buiid it, and theso who dream of Congressional aid will be disappointed-

THE following racy slcctch ol the life and public services of the mamb«r ol Congress from the FiUh Now York District Is from tH'e pen. of BEN. PERLE* POORE "JOHN MORKISSEY, or'New York, was born in Tipperary eouuty, Ireland, February 12, 1831, came to

Sthis

country

in 1833 received a public school education worked as a moulder wus elected to the fortieth Congress as a Democrat, receiving 9,162 votes against 6,503 votes lor Taylor, independent Democrat, and 2,293 votes for Eiliott, Republican."

Worked as a moulder" fills up the gap in JOHN'S life between school days and Congressional honors. He was "working as a moulder' when he had HEBNAN in hand, and no ono can complain that he neglected to "polish off" the subjects ol his skill.

THE Chicago Tribune says SEYMOUR'S withdrawal (if it be not a sham,) leaves three names almost equally prominent in the list of Copperhead candidates—PENDLETON-, HANCOCK and JOHNSON, but

thinks the stubborn opposition to PENDLETON in the East has rendered him unavailable, while HANCOCK has been nearly^smothered by the President's ridiculous message to Congrose, setting him up for a second WASHINGTON, and asking a vote of thanks for him. Tho Copperhead newspapers may sneer at JOHNSON now, but he stands a better chance of securing the nomination of their Convention than

any other man betwoen the oceans. It is sheor affectation for them to pretend to be better than he. They are neither better nor worse. For whatever vitality the Democratic party can boast to day it is

indebted to ANDREW JOHNSON. The consideration of gratitude does not go very far, it is true, in a nominating Convene

tion, but Mr. Johnson presents in his own person the most perfect type of Copperheadism that tho country affords. It they wish to nominate their representative man, the ex-Aldornian of Greeneville, Tennessee, will bo thoir candidate.

CONGRESS has been petitioned to pass an act legalizing contracts for the payment of money which, by the agreement of the parties thereto, are to bo satisfied in gold. Cases are daily occurring where, unless BUch an agreement is made, the borrower cannot succeed in procuring a loan. Recently a ship-master, whose vessel had been seriously injured at sea, put into one of the West India ports, where he borrowed funds in gold in order to ioa pair his storm-beaten craft. On arriving at New York a dispute sroee which had to be referred to tho United States Dis. trict Court for adjustment. Judgment for the full amount of the loan was given in favor of tho lender, but no allowance was made for the difference in value between gold and tho legal tenders in which tho owner of the vessel was permitted to pay the claim. Tho effect of this decision will prove highly injurious to American merchants in foreign pyrts. Not only will tho men who intend to take advan, tage of the difference between the two currencies be prevented from borrowing, but tho merchants who intend to carry

out their contracts in avery particular will be placed in tho same unpleasant predicament. Such occurrences should influence Congress at least to land a patient ear to the petitioners.

IT seem^o Wadfington|-tj^t States MinWtor |o Londo^ha ^jperM^ni^ resignation to the President, a® has been accepted. Should the stement turn out to be true, we will b8 in B. ogland BB England is in America, represent ed by a new man: and the Alabama question will be taken up by fresh diplomatuM^

not bound been by former positions "of thir own, although they may be controlled by instruct tions from their respective governments, which will keep them in the old roads,

RnrperhapV

in the discussion. The great question

willfce, And, if the" President in making the

will be vacant a long time.

FROM a letter transmitted to the Senate by Secretary SEWARD a few days ago, relative to the secret service of^the Gov

eri^nart ^road during th'efwar^t a£ peiWIha&ftice March 4th, ®6l4^enty

distinguished persons have been employed in this service in every European natiedj, as w|H as in the4eadW is^hds in Asia and South kmertba: lie Antes, of

those agents are: George Ashmun, Edward L. .Plumb, Commander Walker, Bishop Mblivain*, Arfchbisb|p fo^es, Thurlow Weed, Gen. daribaldi, A^Yorib Trabalsbe, George Harrington, Samuel B, Ruggles, A. Azdrian, A. H. Shultz, J. Bancroft Davis, Col. J. B. McKean, Col. Spaulding, Gen. Sickles, Gen. Schofieldi

Gen. Sharp, B^v. £ihi|s. Jiav#$, St Yan Valkenburg, H. J. Hastings and Rev. W.

H. Bid well. The whole cost of this service for the seven years .past is.$41,194—barely .pay

ing the expenses of the agents. 'Secre tary SKWARD thinks that no appropriation may ever be again needed for this ob-

ject, but as circumstances may arise requiring it, he thinks the Executive De

partment should be allowed discretion in the matter. He thinks that had secret Agents been employed at an earlier day, tihe recognition of the rebels as belligerents might have been avoided. "The national life might have been lost but for

thera.^

Owen Coanty Republican Convention. At the Republican Convention of Owen County, which met at the Court House in

Spencer on the 5th inst., the following named gentlemen were elected as delegates to the State Convention :,

Washington Township: dajftai# David E. Beem, Col. John H. Johnson, Gen. T. X. McNaught, Col. A. T. Rose, Joel A. Coffey, L. Smith Johnson, Captain Secrest.

Wayne: Wm A Montgomery, Maj. Woodstnall, Dr Wooden, Major James Gtrimsley, Bunger, J. Scott.

Montgomery: O Oantweli^ Jatnes A1--Vorson, Wesley Cheatwood, Frederick S Hale.

Harrison Peter Applegate, General Frank White, John Brown, Abraham Johnson.

Taylor. Orrell, James If Steele, John Hensely, Wm Anderson, Wm Anderson.

Jennings: Fullerton, William Gwin, Nathaniel Spangler. Jackson: Captain Luther Wolfe, Josiah Neir.

Morgan: Samuel Evans, Henry Hudson, David Welty. Lafayette: Oliver Scott," James Davis, Isaac Criss.

Marion: Frank Harrold, Joshus. Merrill, Long, Daniel Caton, John Spears, DrS Richards.

Jefferson: Dr Hochstetler. Lysander Trent, Dr Hilburn, John Ourrie, Captain Elliott, Dr W Naanes.

Franklin: John Nelson, Thomas Dyar, Clinton Johnson, James Dyar. Clay: Wiley Coffey, Wesley Wilson, O E Foster, Wesley Ooffey, Jonathan Branham, Henry Williams, Samuel Wilson. James Watts. yJ-»

Among the Types.

[From the Saturday Evening Mirror, by "A Decayed Journalist."] Among the curiosities of typography nothing is more curious than the facility with which the wretched little compounds of lead, and antimony, called types, get into the wrong places, and insist on spelling out tho most amusing and absurd things. To be sure, this is often the fault of the printer, and oftener of the author, but the nature of the wicked bits of metal is so perverse that no one can be long among them without being convinced of the total depravity of inanimate things. Thefmore ridiculous of these blunders never see the light of day, and the outside world remains in ignorance of them, except when some one of the initiated lifts the veil, as J. N. has it. Occasionally some of them eludo the sharp eyes and pancil of the proof-reader, and appear in public like escaped lunatics, to the consternation of authors and the mirth or wrath of readers. The wonder is that their number is so small, when it is remembered that a compositor frequently handles as many as sixty thousand types in a single day or night that the writer is sometimes very sleepy, and sometimes (tell it not in Gath) very drunk that the proof-reader must read with great rapidity, and with a multitude of other duties clamoring fer performance that correct tions and revisions must be made in the hurry and bustle of going to press, with perhaps but five minutes of titae left to make the early mails. Add to this the fearful ohirography of writers for the press in general, and the marvel is that anything passes through it all and comes out intelligible.

I Btarted out to note, for the benefit of your readers, a few of the typographical blunders and absurdities which have come under my own observation during ten years of intimate acquaintance with types and typos in Indianapolis, but can not refrain Irom introducing, by way of beginning, a whole brood of blunders hatched in a single nest, that came near extinguishing the late Fitz Green Halleck in his younger days. He had written an ar-. tide for a morning paper, in which he used the familiar quotation from Shakspeare: '"Ti» tme,'tis pity, 3*

And pity 'tie, 'lia true."

The stupid typesetter made it read: 'Tia t»o, 'tis fifty, 'Xij fifty, 'tis fifty-two I think that can not be equalled* 6V Dick Johnson himself, who has the repu» tation of standing at the head of his profession for lelicity in blunder making, though some of his best efforts are nearly as good. Those who witnessed it will not forget the minglpd_rage and mirth, of Captain Bracken, when he read an elaborato puff he had written of some war panorama, in which he had glowingly pictured the fight between Merrimac and the Monitor.' Dick had "set it up" and it had gone to press without proof, and read, "The contest between the mantae and the minister was indeed terrific 1"

Bart. Jones, I believe it was, who wrote up an agricultural ffcirj describing the delight of a Yankee, wbov cc»tning suddenly upon a heap of golden pumpkins, exclaimed—'"Eap®to 1 Sawkarrlft the next morning's paper Dick made him say "Sucker!" Sucker

'ii'esw »b°ut 3,600 ttjwstaw to fet bandied iP-n»klngftont 66,1

to b« handled tn jetting 1S,W0 emi.

,-i "f-''1-"

impass

one of Bayless occurred the quo your bannerB on tb^Htwai ve it this most jflurd ng your MOTHBBB on tho outward wall," which matrical advice, lam happy to

other he rather took the starch out

zs:place

noted, by making tho orator call the in-

It is but just, hWJtftAi|Mt Dick's errors nsiinlly pmn* nnfl that they were probably as few as those of any compositor who has labored as long and as diligently as he has.

Sometimes a blunder fastens itself upon its perpetrator, like a very "Old Man of ^he Sea," and thenceforward clings to him as his proper name. When tho name of tho since famous Garibaldi first found its Way conspicuously into print, a compositor on the Sentinel could not make it out, 4nd asked the foreman to decipher it. The latter, not well up in Italian pronunciation, gave the first letter the sound of '(J." It appeared in proof as "Jerry £awldy! in stead of Garibaldi, and Jfche unfortunate typo still wears the name of Jerr*T¥Pa|Fr BLaffin^Tnlt Whofied years

In giving an account of "the capture of the slave girl Eliza, last week," another tjpo rendered it "the slave girl Eliza Jbstweek," and was only saved fr^rn bear. iOg that cognomen by having previously acquired by right the shorter name of Jjjeri-y. fin the Chinese news occurred the name 'Hon. G. Kong Dates," which the pjroof reader had no little difRculty in reconciling with his knowledge of the niames of distinguished persons, but final* '^'discovered its meaning—"Hong Kong dktes of the 23." Complaints wero made that the operator ran ail his dispatches to«

f'sther,

leaving no spaco to cut between, he next night in tho midst of one of Garret Davis' Congressional harangues appeared a large blank with the very ap* 'propriate words "space to cut." Both blank and direction were set up and overlooked in the hurry of going to press, and puzzled many a render next morning.— These instances might bo multiplied ali tdost indefinitely, but those given must suffice for tho present.

I B'erry SulgTO^I's"" thought execrably, until ^lfom'ypifd||& respectable l^ Wfa^tirt-'d^iTig it in ''cussfedness'' that Bcrry'a spider tracks are reekoned plainest ^rint.'j'wl remember When the Kansaa qucstion was at its most sanguinary aspect, Berry wrote a leader

efltt f4ct

plecee

"SBfrWfmat JMs

and very uptiy, too—"Grabbing at it:' Somebody1 irnftdo ''?raek instead of

,4wreckMih

ftWftfff

"Wnz:

zam, TJTraccbunTof gup mat strange Word instead of Mazzini. the aatutt of -the ItalianJJatxiol^ 4pd another ^joices in the rfnife ol Ar^yfchipcl, f* mixing tip tBL6..|anJb feJtnaL.anJity in the dase of Aridity, Jaffnson county. Still afnotherlrfenown~ar,Stet,'' (fi prbof-feaa. dr's marie whi(}h-|ieana''lfl|-it stand,") for putting! thlt w«dl ii§ tie. t#t of an article^h#6 immfco correct the proof read^|^|Bf^r in striking out the wrong word.

The telegraph is responsible for some riiost perplexing errors. When the lines (^reworking badly, and tho night operator is half asleep, it often occurs that but the faintest suggestion of the meaning of Whole sentences remains, to be made into qews or nonsense by tho printer. As the telegraph has nothing to do with spaces, capitals and pauses, the man who interprets liglitnUi*- should jbe (wick'-ywttod-k* and vren posted 'outit #%ftetf- thdr%as6~ that thaopera^or has only learned the a, b, c's Melegiipbfel ariS»-blulder/thr(y-the dispatches like a demoralized schoolbioy, uttSoufltid^siand&g in. tin, entirely oblivious of any division into sentences or paragraphs, and only anxiius to reach the cabalistic "30." which 4eans "all in." What wonder that with 8|ich copy, the most acute compositor sometimes loses himself. I will cite a few instances from memory. jj dispatch from Wisconsin announced that a freshet had "washed away fences, etc." The printer, probably having in tSind the previous exploits of that goddfess, made it rend—'Washed Tonus & Go."

t®e" qubtatlon^-os'T

"Llko tho basol"8j laiui: of ft vision, I Leave not a gUfifMA Another printer who bears about him it faintrodoC of the^Gim#f ^tting up a notico of a performance of the "Siege of Lucknow^'. in which Sallie St. Clair personated JasSie Brown, made the critic say that tho actress sent a thrill through every heart"HrtWiirtKiieneS when she exclaimed "Dinnie! Don't ye hear the sflow gun 1: [Dinnaye uear the Slogan,]

A careless compositor once brought down tho righteous indignation of a party of musical young gentlemen upon the head of Joe. Long, by substituting "d

fools" for the word "amenities," which had been tor*-blindly written to be deciphered in a glowing acknowledgment ofa midnight serenade, malting the sen tenco read—'"We assure the gentlemen of the party that w6 (ippreciate such fools."

Many and variouV'are the^rrort of correspondents, but thei-are.justially corrected before they reach the public eye and thern is no end of err^s) in orography, evffn ainong^oiir'i^P'tnir Jnost

COLBURN'B

fcele*6rated

public men I was once greatly puzzled over a word spelled "fasitions,'" meaning physicians, but could not be mistaken in interpreting "anuph" to mean enough,— '•Oats'' has often been converted into "cats" by a mistake in its initial.

But I have already wearied your patience with much gab. I had intended t6 sign myself a "Retired Journalist,'' but aB that is rather stale, and as theso notes rbn through a decade, I will sign myself,

A DHCAYED JOURNALIST.

PALMER'S LOTION—THE GREAT MEDICINE FOR THE SKIN, cures without fail cVery kind of unsightly eruption of tiie face, or itcbing-^-irritntm^-w dwft^BStng' cutaneous disease, on any part of the person. dwlw

THE 'TWO STAND^RDS.-^rLiberty'Sstand-ard sheet, the star-spangled banner, and America's perfume, Phalon's "NightBlooming Cereus." Wberuver the one floats in the air, so does the other.—New Haven Palladium.

"OH! THAT WILL BE JOTFCL When men and women throw "Physic to the (Jogs," and when a triflo out of order, or to prevent getting out of order, take Plantation Bitters. Are you Dyspeptic, Jaundiced, Hy'pped, Low Spirited, Weak, ot are you sick and don't know what ails you? We have been, and was recommended to try the Plantation Bitters, \frhich we did with great satisfaction and entire success. Delicate Females, Clergymen, Merchants, Lawyers, and persons "off Sedentary Habits, are particularly ben"tted by these Bitters. The sale is pertly enormous.

MAGNOLIA WATER.—Adelightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half the price. 12deodw2w.

KOPOSALS FOR NEWPORT.

JAIL AT

Notice is hereby given that Fealoti Proposals Will be received by tue Board of County Commis sioasriptJermiliion Cotijitfc.Iud.aaa, until 12 o'clock 4th day of March, M68,W^^OTHf'«rW,-nH'port, Indiana, according to plan aad specifications for same, which may betfSQTaClSE' Ajftlitox*i,Offlco, in Newport, llth day of February, 118?. Said Jail to contain four (4) iron cells, two prisont*»3poiB23od ljrinj ugpartmenta for the fturUtyl \Tl AiiCl-

Airmaterials to be xurnisncd by the Centractbr. Se«urity|will be required for the faithful compliance wlih the coutract. ^Bight reserved to re*

AtltawW

of Commissioners,"

JAS. TABBESOX,

Auditor Vermiiiioo County, lad.

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"THUS Bure Literature and Practical Beligion, containing tbe^boM tbWgs grid by the Clergy and Public tfcerworli oxer. By our pUn KBHt V!(I

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tenia to it every where. Great inducements. EWMttN A-WSIDGMAN,

SHE OKLEBBAXED

OBeur,

WITH

mtYOU HUMAKA ST0P.^j£ onounced by all who have&eard it the most natural And beautiful imitation of the HUMAN VOICE ever yet introduced. J. £3111 A CO., Hrrfttlfebdro, tlio original Inventors and Manufacturers. 417Broome St., New York 206 North 4th gtreet, St. Louie, Mo.

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CLOCK

3 Cortlandt St., New York# Manufacturers AKeata andbeaier* in ailvatietieg of American Oiocks.: Sole agents for ^eth Thomaa Clocks.

JACKET

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AXE

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pied and not found Wanting.

We claim it will cat Twenty-five (25) Bemnl.tawe «#rd weed per day ^lislii any other Axe made.

IM MCKSPOW,tlec

:EggR8. tiPriycoTT 4 Co. SiHS:-MIhavefolIy tried yout Intent Axe and flfcd that it is all that yoa claim for it. It will op faster than any other Axe that Ievtr saw, leaves the wood without sticking at all. 1 aid not chop three days without one for the cist. I neei n«t say any more, for any man that t$es onejvjil be eatiBiled. WM. KK8S.

A IITIIIM f___The Axe and the Label are Av ./~""~ooth patented. Infringers oft thetee patsnts^ will bo preseauted accoi ding to

V. Tenders or dealers, and persons using any fdngement, arwmabW-WitUthB makBi'of the ln'ing.e nent.

nlers and the Manuactortrs,

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iPPINCOTTJb SAKE WELL TI'I |ST 0OSS8OR3 TO LLPPINCOTX & CO.)

Soli owner* of the Paten tt, iii -F'ttfffmi rir1*• -Pa-

O ut3U?Iiis Oiit

J&id send it to SMITH ft CO^VLEY^Plttsburgh, lSr their la*geQuarto Circular ol the Iron City holies*. cintaining specimens ot Cowley's Premium Pen'* unship, £jieg&nt ylews apt," OoltegB BuilsBng, 1 all, City of Piftatu.-gh, Ac., &e.

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D.i. MAKKINCTOA, Agent.

Agents Waiated. f*

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first-class Agents to Introduce our KW SlliTIlE SEWING MACUI»£8. Bxiraurdiuary inducements to good salesmen.— Further particulars and Sample work furnished on application to W. G. WILSON & CO., Oieve land, Ohio Boiton, Mnsi. or St. Louis, Mo. -f (J A A Per Month, Sure.—No monoy required in XJUU advance. Agents wanted everjwliere to abll our Patent Everlasting Mttalic Clot/tee Lines.— Address American VVireOo., 162 Broadway N. Y., or 16 Dearborn St., Chicago, Illinois

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And will prepnnt to any person sending us a club in our Groat O

VE DOLLAR' SALE of BUT a FAKCT GOODS, a Watch, F:ece ofSheeiiug, Silk Dross Pattern, 4c.,

Froe of Cost.

Catalaguenf Ooodand Sample sent to any a'dtoeis FBEB.

AILM, HA WEN & CO., 15 Federal Sti, IBoton, JHoss: P.O.Box

Wholesale Dealers in Kri-ncl), German and English Dry and Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware, i|It)ums, Leather Goods, Ac.

How toMake Money.

IHBBEST

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ft. 0. Box 471. 22 Milk Street, Boston, Masi.

A O S Three magnilicontly illustrated Medical Books, containing important riiyelological Information, 'or Men and Women, sent free on receipt ef 25 ctnts, by address'ng Dr. JOHN "VLNDEKrOOL, No. 20 01 In ton i'lace, Sow Fork City.

WK 8ELLF0R OHE UOLLAB, /~*i OLD and Silver ^Vfttches, Sawing Machines, %7" Silt Dr»8 Fatterns, Carpetings, Domestic tivods, &c. CIRCULARS SENT FREE, gjving fall particulars, or tsn checks sent for One ooHitf. de9«ibing ten different articles which we till sell tor ff

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^Splendid inducements offered to Agents sending u$ Clubs. Address, LABONTE & BABBITT, jt !. Mo. 83 Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass.

is the Best^Ohanee erer offered to Agents One or twe days' time will aeenreagood Stwbig Mackltie, Watch, silk Dress, RevolTer, ot some other article ef equal value, Free ol Dost. 'Agenti wanted everywhere, male and female, for tfte best One Dollar Pawnbroker's Sals in the country. Send for Circular. S.O.THOMPSON 30 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.

Tbjslologlcal View or Marriage, The Cheapest Book Ever Published I OtaMnlng nearly Three Hundred rages

I And 130 flue plates and engravings of tbe A2iatomj of the HuOtan Organs in a state of Health and Disease, with a treatise an Early Errors, it* Deplorable Consequences upon the Mind afed Body, With the Author's Plan of Treatment

Oare,

aishownby the report ef cases treated. A truthf{l adviser to tbe married atd those contemplating marri«ge, whe entertain, doubts of their physical oonditlotf. 'Sent free of Postage to any •ddresa, on receipt of *6 cento in stamps or postal currency, by addressing DR. LA OKOIX, Ko, 31 Maiden Laue, Albany, N. Y. The anther may be consulted upoa any of the diseases upon which his book treats, eltner personally of by mail.— Medfoinekeentto »ny part of the world.

lorfis DOILAB EACH. "tXTBBB Cotton Cioth, Dreee Patterns. Pant fY Pat t*rils,lSe

Wing Machines, Dry and Fancy

(joods, .Ac., Ac. Send Ten cents for Patent Pen jfoutalm, with slip describing an artteto in our

Hartal*. Any person, (male or female,) can send ia aclik "M 80S* 1,008, at ease rate pOets. for eaeb,) get a premium for doing, sm at iMn-

LSTTEIS. Samples mailed free to ahy at* EASTMAN A KENDALL, 65 Hanover Street, Bocton, Maw.

ceive by return mail correct pictare of future Iioaband or wife. CAKBIE BORN, Albaoy, N. Y.

t-^amaSX H.D. BOOTT. oxow

Scffco^'1

MiL BITATla .ah^uQ st 'V. ICo. £50 oilia Stree

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Mortgage and Notes J6,C00—at big diacoont

Forty acres SJ4 miles sontheast dr tewn—21 acres in Cdltivatien,. balance fin* -timber. Very cheap.

Real Estate Column

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OF a»st8 art ii

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office or«v First Rational Bank, S« E. Cjrner of Oig-r Fourth and Main Streets?

i^erre Haute, Ind.

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is JSii i, Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated, and Money invested.

FOR

•a tmt ... Aa«s8*Hsi«iv f'iftst .. if ^1—2 CiT* PBOPEBTY. :-£T.T Forty Lots in Linton?* Atldltlon td'Terre HiSte Housa and lot, east Obk» sttreet, House and lot. in MoMorrain's Addltltlon, House and lot ln^lWey'saddition on 6th street, House and lot in K»«e'« stdltMs ou 8th street, .House aud lot on- Poplar, betWeeh Oth and 7th streets,

Jtiouse and lot-ou North 5th, between Chtsnnt aild Linton streets. Twobusinesa Houses onliain street i. •. ... M.

I .-V pODNTT PBQPEBTT. (Farm of 89 acres in Honey Creek Township, 173 i*:res in Linton township. 3 Acr«s below tho Bolling Mill, weis side canal. jan29dif

"CoKstWRuni is as .certainly cvs.iv as Intermittent Fever, and' aa cxaTAINLT FBXVBMTID as Small Pex."— Rev. Chat. H. Ktrng^ M. D., LL. V., tt

I 1 1

Conveyanceing Carefully Done

AbstcaQte' of faenulifed^ Liosna ne gotiated and Mon«y invested,

f'C

taBurv FOR SALE

Desfraile residence on Sout£ 'Market Straer.— Over 3 acres of ground, well set with fruit anil, shrubbery. Prico, $7,OOS terms favorable,: .... v. -i?'K

New frame house, and lot, 90x30J feet, OB St Aw berry Hill. Very, cheap.

j®-*.

Twe lots in Dean's Addition.' tety cheap.

Five acres, east of Flagan's Garden.

200 acres, 3 miles east, known as the "Hnsiej Farm," all fenced, w«U improved good meadow woods pasture and fine timber. A first-elas farm. .bio j#* .. 60 Building Lots, adjoining the city, nortfteM —good size—-low price and favcrable terms.

House and lot, on 1st street, north of. Clark House—5 rooms, cistern, large.stable, Ac. Trief 81,200. Terms easy.

SH3

lifKI

N C3-'

PREPARED PKESCEIPTION Made'fro'tn tKe Prtseflption of I&T.CDAS. X. KIK6, M. D., Lk D., Ae., Ac.,

For the Prevention and Cue of

CONSUMPTION

For the Radical Oar* of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CATAHBU, and all other affections of the Langs, Throat, and AIR PASSAGE9 for General aa( Special Derangements of the Kervbns System for Disorders of the BLOOD and for all Fane tloual Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels.

The Prepared Prescription Increases the strength and deepens the color of the Pale Blood. T.t «ubduea the Chills and. Fever, and diminishes the Kxpectoration. It check* the NIGHT SWEATS, always, In from seven to four, toen days. The Appetite is invigorated, and the patient rapidly gains flr.-sh the Ceugh and the difflcnlt Breathing are speedily rallied the Sleep becomes calm and refreshing the evacuations regular and uniform. Alithe generalaymp tome of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, Ac., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity

THE PRESCRIPTION

Should be used ^in every Disease, by whatever name known, in which there isj exhibited and derangement of either the NKBYGUd or the BLOOD systems. It is unequalled in Female Disorders, Scanty or Suppressed Menses. ••White*," Ac.

The PBKPABBD PBESOBIPTION both ths Best and the most ectnomieal Medicine that can be taken. The average dose, Is two teaspa onsfUl, taken onci a day. Tho patient neter requires, under any circumstances, to use "Cough Mixtures," tor the Cough ''Expectorants" lor tho Expectoration "Tonics" for the Appetite or tab Weakness Iron for the Blood Anodynes for the Nervous Iritatlon Acids for Night Sweats or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for the Wasting. Its ripECirio ACIION is upon the Constitutional Condition, and, through this Condition, upon the Whole Series ot Symptoms.

Statements from Patients, Ac COLLEGE HILL, CINCINNATI —1 was In the LAST stage of Consumption. In ten days after taking the PRESCRIPTION, my Chills, Night Sweats, Fever &c., decreased, and finally altogether disappear* od. A mere skeleton before, I am now well stored with ficsh. My restoration ia a marvel to all who know me.—Mas. C. L. WBIOBT, -'Tour Prescription saved my daughter's life, and has probably saved me hundreds of dollars. —Bev. E. HUMPKRETB, Bemsen. N. Y. "Wo bless Ood for the beneHIt wehave received from your Proyared Prescription."—Rev.P. PEKIGBINB. Blossburg, Penn "Every one to hom I have recommended it has benefitted by its use."—KPT. C. D. JONES, Bacine, Wisconsin.

Tbe "P11EPABED PRESCRIPTION" is put op iu a8t bottle, and is sold in Terre Haute, by I. h. MA ti AN ft CO ond bv Druggists generally, or orders may be addressad to the Sole Proprietors, OSCAK a. MOSK3 & CO., 2T Cortlandt Strset, N. Y. Consultation free- A Circular, containing Testimonials of many Oases successfully treated will be sent free, by mail, to all who will write for it. dec!3deod

MANUFACTURERS.

ATRONIZE HOME FACTUKES. ,'f

We have on hand a fine stock of Sash, Doors and Blinds, ol our own manufacture, which we will salt ot a very small advance on »t.

We Warrant our Work to bo superior to any ever before offered in this market.

Buying of us will furnish employment to your own Mechanics, and at the same time

Oenetlt Yourselves as we warrant all onr work. We also keep on hand, and manufacture to order, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings and every variety of Finishing Lumber usej in build ing.

CLIFT & WILLIAMS. PBAIBIE CITY PLANING KILLS. felOdtf

A PPUCATION for LICENSE XX. The undersigned hereby give notice that he will apply to tbo County Commissioners at their regular session March, 1868, for licenee tosell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a tine, for the space of one year. The premises on which said liquois are to be sold are lbeetfecf tfn Walnnf Street opposite thu Lo'wer Market House, in Terre Haute, Harrison township,Tigo coanty, Indiana. fl0dltw3t B. MYESS.

HOWARD MANNING, House, 8((a and Carriage Painting, euzms, PAFn*HAi«n(a, *«.

Mixed pe'rts, of every description, Tarnishes, Putty, Ao., always ou hand, and fer sale on ths most reasonable terns. Give me a call. Shop on Oherrvet, strebetween Sd and 4th. o29dlj

regular session ia March, for Jlosase to ors la less spirituous and In

ra&co •ight [81 mmt, in Ottor Or—k Towaahlp, oonniy, Iadim MABJIK PAIHX. 189wtwpd

A. NIPPfifffPTr,

Offers from this date until .-

701*1' t-&7*

MARCH FIRST,

The remainder of his WINTER STOCK

A I O S .-afC -.f 10Jflflwr Ufi

These Goods are all NEW and Desirable I *-.-wcd v. ooraisting of

Merinos, Plaids, Alpaccas,

liwterg, Delaines, Olotbs, Cleak-

iag8, Shawls Breakfast Capes,

Boalags, floods, Nnbia&, Flan-

Ooyerllds, fte.

IS .. r: j:M fr!»"t &IOPFSB A FBW SETTS OF

aiu La.

AT MANUFACTURERS ww-

•6 FIRST PREMIUM

VBARREH'SSilverRESTORATIVE

OT a Medal WAS AWARDED TO HAIR

flf By the N. 11. State Agricultural Society, at Its Fair, holden in liuuhua. Stpt. SO, JS60.

BABKETT'»

Vegetable Hair Restorative Reatoiti'Gray Hair to iU Natural COlor: pro--i the.growth of tho Hair changes the

able article ... M. East, West, JBfc Stmth.

iin1to,

ir*

^BIIETT

temfh.

.aTr.ffl s. ft r«s

co-

IiOBD A SMITH, Chicago, General North-West. tn Agents.

J. 6B IX. A. DAVI8.Acentsftr Terra Haute, lad. WW tfftitf-W fwiyi' ail hmrtw

uovlldwSm

No.

nlmt

25 Maiden

•lijfel

New Yorky Dzc. 14,

Tn jxxy Card of Nov. 1,1867,1 stated that, for the purpose ofmorefnlly supplylue the wants of the public^ and lu order to prevent unscrupulous dealers from palming offuifcrfor and worthless good* as the Morton Oold i»etas, I shall hereroods at wholesale duly

after soil no gc except only to duly appointed ana authorized Agents," etc. To tshifi

plan I hare since strictly adhered. Ia aoaeptins Agents, great care has been exercised to appoint those who, by long-continued fair dealing, have acquired a reputation for hojiaaty, responsibility, and probity—men in whose word the public have learned to place confidence. These Agents have agreed to keep a full assortment of my pens, 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 writing or price, and get a full'equivalent for the money

*"NOagent is appointed to travel from place to place, or canvass the country, so that all Vho want a Morton Oold Pen must get it from the I«oeal 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.

DOCTOR WHITTIEB, A BXOTJIiABLT BBED PHTSIUIAN.as hi Difftoma which haugsfn his office will show, htsasw Oknmic Dtteaee* At ifufy of Ma lift, and has a Oniou-wide reputation, having been longer UteaitHnBt. £oowthan any othor.Chroaic Disease Physician.

Much of hi* practiee has been of a private n» tare. dgphOit, Ckmorrkta.Qteet, Stricture, all JJri aory Disaasss, BffMtio or Mertmrial Affection) of th Throat, BUiior Mass OnUk, Hernia or Supim-e alao, the effects of a Solitary Habit, ruinous tr Body and Miad, producing blotches, debility, izn potency, diaxineaa,dimness of sight, confusion ideas, era foreboding, aversion to society, loss of memory, weakness, Ac., not all these in any on* we,but all occurring frequently in various cases

SV~AccomaodatioGS ample, charges Moderate cares guaranteed. Oontuitations by letter or a' oflloe, free. Most oases oan be properly treated ty Menstrnatton and Pregnanoyt8e. without an interview, and medicines, secure iroo observation, sent by mail or express. No bin drance to business in most cases.

Addriss Box 3092, St. Loots, Mo. Hours—8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Office permanently located at No.617 8t.CharleslStreet,betweon Sixtl and Serenth.one square South of Lindeil Botcl,i retired spot in the centre of the city.

Consultation rooms, and rooms for the aceom modation of such patients as require daily persoi *1 attention.

EVERYBODY

Can get, in a sealed letter enveiopejuiy Theory tyuiptoms andTieatment of Nervous, Urinary ant jexaaiDlseasos,clearly delineating all the diseased conditions, with tuii Symptom Lists, for twr three-cent postage stamps to prepay postage.— Circular for Ladiee,relating to Diseases of Puber aprtdawly.

COAL.

TC.

MANU-

GBOYER,

DKAU1 IH

WOOD AND COAL.

The undersigned is now delivering the superl. or Coal of the Pioneer Ooal Mining Company, at Oarryaville, and respectfully.solicits an examina tion and triaL It will b« 'found equal to tho Brasil Ooal, and is furnished at much less rates. I would refer consumers to B. L. Thompson, Esq., who is using it at his Mill and Besldence. Orders left at Ira Qrover** Stove Store, Third Street, north of Main, wi 1 receive prompt attention.

July 17, dtf TIM. O. QROVKB.

QOAL I COAL! I

The Seat ia the Cheapest I K. F. MBBBIL ia now prepared to furnish the best Brazil and Highlan^Ooal, alse the Lehigh and Anthracite Ooal, if ordered. Orders left »t He Keen's Store, 107 Main St., o? Hartsock & Ban. nister's, will receive prompt attention. a3dtf

GOAL! COAL!!

JOHN MoFAKLANE IS NOW

iurulshiug the best quality of Biver Ooai, screened on a wider soreen than any other. Dealer is asing, and at the very lowest rates.

Orders left at the Oonutv Scales, or at Woodmausee's Grocery, on Main street, next door to O. C.Smith A Co.'s Stove store, will receive prompt attention. Leave orders with Gus. Arnold. at the Post Office. jy24dtf

I A E O

Is now sapplytsg the bast quality of Biver Ooal at the market rates. Orders left at Chambers' drbeery Store, scuthwest corner of.the Pnblle Sraare, will receive mtmpt attention. |eCly

J,? BRYAN-!

ob pointer

-3fe: tfmmm A,r:a. '-brapt&gi- m-® i.

llSiMAIN ST.,

iJTERBE HAUTE, IND.

BEVfcOODZ

TuNA WALISB

Ill H»in Street-

I? fc.V 'fcftf

January 1868 *1 fUt-i'V-•

"•S"

Having

t^oifamenced oar

Wehave just

PBI0E8

Tb^e' Hint be Sold!!

Call and see them. Now is the time to purchase Goods on your own terms.

second year at

the well kbown Btand, "tba

Boiton Store."

we consider it both a duty and a pleasure to thank oar customers for their past liberal patronage. It shall continue to be our aim to'keep always on hand a choice assortment of goods raited to the wnnts of the community.

111

completed an inveatory

of our stock and marked our goods at heir present value [without regavd to cost, and, as it id 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,^ ^Respectfully,

fe SAXTON & WALMSLET.

NEW

Drug and Prescription Store

O kS

THE

|. hratoifi -sc'j rr vo' $

Mei

PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Oils and Dye Staffs,

PER FUMERY,

a.| *8fipE?Ati hae.i^—-*hd—.I /Js-i jxwssv:

W A I A S S

Fore Wines and Brandies, For Medical Fdrpoees,

PATENT MEDICINES.

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

The Lowest Cash Price.

1 ?i jftyiji XI yU»'r9 oi c-f t-i.faaa 'hts I .o-u'-8 ev**t ?o 11

PHYSICIANS PKKSCRIPTIONS CARSTOLLT COMPOUNDED. 31 ttfvS-n W

IRA GROVER, jr

DRUGGIST AND 0HEM1ST,

o. fti

/Between Ohle and Walnut.

TEBRE HAUTE........ INDIANA. N. B.—Mr. Qrover trusts that his THIBTI Taaas' of intimate acquaintance with the busi eess, is a suiBelent guarantee that full satisfac tion will be rendered patrons. »7dt

SOLICITORS.

QHAKLES WBJRBE & CO^

SOLICITORS OF PATENTS, COUNSELLORS AT PATENT LAW, Model Banters, Deafen ta Paleal BlgfcU, aad

PATKNTIO ABTICU8.

OrFICI—81 XAST MARKET STBKST,

Indian spoils, Indiana.

Our facilities for procuring Patents are oeeded by any establishment In the United All kinds of Models built to order. [a

CINCINNATI.

Swedish Movements, n. Electro-thermo Baths, ... Sot, Cold and 1 Medicated Baths.

Dr. B. NEWTON TOOKEB, formerly of Oreen Mount, Water-Curo, is permanently leoa ted as above, and will#* ive special attention to CHB0N TO DISEASES and BKrOBMtTiKS OF THE SPINE.

Circulars containing further information and reference ta Some of the best known business men in Oinoinnati and elsewhere, furnished on application.

A limited number of patiente can be accommo dated with board. decUdSmeod

PLUMBING.

It. BUCKELL being a practical

PLUHBEB, ana at tbe request of many friends begs to announce that he ia now prepared to oxe cute all ordors in the above business,in connection ith his

flonse Painting and Graining. SHOP—On Cherry Street, between 3d and ith

BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A,.., fitted up on the most appr.ved principles, teepalring promptly attended to. sepS

gTBAM

DYE HOUSE.

CLARIDGE

Has returned to this sity, and fitted up a Steam Dyeing and Scouring Esi ablishment, at the old Stand, Mo. 8 North Fourth Street, where he will be pleased to meet bis old friends, and as many new ones as may favor him with their patronage 26dtf

Carriages at Redoeed Prices

Latest approved styles, and of elegant finish, consisting of Barouches, Bockaweys, Phsetons, Top Buggies, Open Buggies and Spring Wagons.

This is much the finest stock of work ever offered in this market, and will be sold low for cash I desire to close up my business.

OlflNIBUS LINE.

CB.

MILLER'S OMNIBUS AMD HACK LINE.

Will attend to ail calls for trains leaving the Oity.'and also deliver passengers in at./ srt of the city with care and diabateh

All orders let on the Slate at the Post Oflloe, at Davis' Drug Store, or my residence will be prompt ly attended to,

ATITTMAN,

MECHAN1CLAN,

901 Bala Stmt, feermea «tA A 7tA flta.,

Torre Haute, Ind. MODUS ASD DKAWZSOS Sum EXKCUTKD, Sewing HacMnra and other Light Machinery re Breech-Loading Shot-Qaas after the celebratep French Pattern, made from new or old material may 9dly

riLAUSatfN, BISHOWSiY ft

Jreat Enfiish Kerned?.

SljQAlttffLAKKI'S VBMALK flLLS Prepared from a Prescription of Sir J. Clarke. D., rbysician Extraordinary to the Qaeea.

TMs iu valuable m9dicii.e h.sahfllig l« .• cur' of all tho paistal aad dangeroaa disss sis to which the female coLstitation ts subject. It

f^^sr^sjrrTr rra«' TO if pmrtiealar!

although any thiMkirt W»o «to oonstMa WW:..

#f NenjWMtf (pinal A Use Back aad XAAbi, JTmUgue JHWM Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics an it will effoct a care wi fciled. eaeh package,

SPECIAL WOTIO*.

BBWAEB or OoPirrsariiTS. ObMrve the name of JOB MOSSS on the r"^»|* firhiri nose without it—Alt others are base aad Worthless imitations.

N. B—One Dollar, with fifteen cants age, enclosed to die sole Proprietor, JOV vdiHfeS, XT Cortlandt street, New York, will isaarr hoti tlx ol th« genuine, containing fifty Pills, by return mail, aoearely sasied Drum all ftstfiilbsi

Jr.,

IRA GROVER,

Would announce to the citlsens of Terre Haute and vicinity, that he has opened at

Mo. 46 ioath Feurtb St.,

OPPOSITE THX MABKCT HOU8I,: A Full and well Selected Stock of

BW YOB

New

46 Soutli Fonrth St.

W O E S A E E A 8

FANCY GROCERIES, ••OAKS, TOIACCOK, TEAS, etcMtf

i'-

liIFE—KEALTH—STBKH&THIi LIFE—HEALTH—STHKWGTHIi

The Great French Kemedj

Delamarre's .Specific. Fills Prepaied by OABXMCIKU A Doros*, K«. 1« Bae LombarJ, Pari and highly racommeadad by the entire Medical Faculty o' fYance.

Area moat en.rg.tlc and aflcisat Bsmidy in cases of Spermatorrhoea or "nuaal Weakaess •ightlj, Daily or PasaAruna Emiaaions Sexual Weaknese oc Iammci WMkneas aiMis tram Secret Habita and Sexual Exoessea ^-'-vnfrrn of the Oenital Organs Weak Spine "Lime" or "Brick-dusO depotits ia the Drine "Milky Mscharges," ac., and all the ghastly train of.ysaptoms arising from Overuse or Eacesees.

Mfl Mb Rw

.•?! *4 ni

A Pamphlet, contai ing full particulars, wire Directions and Advice, printed in French, Ctar* -CI a«. Bpanish and English, accompanies each bus and will te sent by mail, free of coet, to any hne wit, will write ior it. jii

Price l^« Perplex, arils kxiiftrlM* to ASK FOB DEliAllABBB'S BPBOIFIU PILL*, set AND TAKE NO OTHEBS.

Sold by all the principal Druggists. cr will be sent by mail, securely seated from otwsrvatiea, on receipt of tbe specified priee by any adeer tdi Using Agents, or by the so: Proprietors, 06CAK O. MOSES A CO., S!7 Cortlandt Street, KrJw York.

I*04

Agents for Terre Hantennd vicinity, sni ..

*ahan

00^

Orders by mall promptly attended to lstp BOW A EOD—WKOW-lyear

HATS AND CARS.

.|«b i»*

41 AT

8TOB1

Joseph^ TST IN KECEIPT JU£

£ia

i+of U*

'9f^saoO

Mens' Hats ot alt kinds, nusaos Bora' Hat* of all kinds, Miaaesi' Hats of nllklBds,

Infanta* Hat* of all klnda,

And at all pride.. WL ""ad" to order os jastt aollea. Oomi and soe

THE FALL 8TTLE9, Te#twSsa«a. Tad.

•ast sidB PaUic Square aov Witt

Movl6dlv

EXPRESS COMPANIES

UifJ Bi

J. p. MoSONAliDT^ (Buccesmr to A. A. ASHOLD) #"te Masons ila Iw

Books, Magazines, fipen -f»A & tationery, aws^:,iiu Wirow POST Orric* Lose*...,. uwTttu HAVtir, TWi' SiJa

'2j%bw

JUTBRGHANT'S DESPATCH, a*n

Fast Freljltt Ltae, ESTABLISHED 1866. AMERICAN K1PBK8H 00 -...JTBOPBimn, fT 1'- J3?{i rOBWABD GOODS.. tfi fc

From

York, Bntvi,

And all points in the New England Mates to aD points in the West and South-west, Next fa Speed to (fee Rccalar Exprw OMiyaai

For rata, and all other fnfonaatiSB. apply to •j V. 8HEWUKm,A#«M,

Oer. Main and Klnth, Sts., Terre Haute. E. Ovmmras, Sup't, Buffalo. se!8d6» jj

I O N A E A N

FREDERIK

not exState. IdSm

JJEAMH ESTABHSHiLENT

355 WeBt Fourth Street*

FLOUR ITOBE. I lo

FRAJTK HEIiriG

BBO

Manufacturees of all kinds of

CEACKEE^ and Dealei. tn wjf

O E I E

On Lafayette St., between Canal and Depot, ZEJ A

d«30dly ,V" INDIANA.

si# «?p

O.AS AUD STEAM FITTING^ Main Street, between 6th and 7th,

^REDERIK 0£I( laving employed tho services of J. S. Fergu a well known practical workman,

he it now

prepared to execute all erdeu in the above..bust

ness, with promptness and dispatch. octSdly

WM. B. MAJSKING4 House, siaa ANN OBHAMIIT*X

Plain Sign Painting. Oelllngs aad Walls Faulted aid Cslcemtaed ia Frosca Oalan.

Pianos and Hatnial Wood Pollihed in ths highest style of the Art. Sliding oa CUaae and Japanned Tin, in all Utelaa

It will be to the interest of those who ttf ff have serviceable work done, to call on ma. IaistmatioB in buying dnd mixing colors, will fee fur* nisbed to pereons rnsa or cwaaoa. bncSdtf

JAMES 8. LINE.

LYNE & LA WES,

rj,\

iQiU ii isw -3 S5

£,i

•fuubffcid

A I N E One door East of the Star Grocery, TBRRE HAUTE, IND! Plain and Decorative Paper Banging, Fancy and 8

!UE ritj

•X8

(ti

t&tipj

General Commisson Merefeaats, ASB DIAIISS IK OA Agricultural la»l«eau, aad Pan icataeky «w

CoppeMMstllM Whisky,

lain Stmi. Hear Coiwr 8«rntl, Tern itttt. bj Merchandise aad Produce of all kinds Magkt and sold on Commission. Consignments Solicited. Ageatslfor some of the iat Blstlllerles la

KENTUCKY? lo fii le n#dwt*ib oa

BEFEBENCES

LonsvrxLE, Kr—Hon. Thos. X. Bramlette, late Governor of Kentucky, Cal. Alfred Allen, late Treasurer Kentucky, Hon. Benj. H. Brlstow, O. 8. Att'y, District Ky.

FSAMKFORT. KV.—J. B. Temple, Cashier Farmer's Bank E. H. Taylor, Cashier Branch Bank of Kentucky.

TIRRS HACTE, IND.—Hon. Albert Langs, for mer Auditor of State Hon. O. V. Cookerly, Mayor Col. Thos. Dowling, Janes H. Terner, Esq. McKeenA Deming John Scott A Son, S. Voif, Bsq. Z8d6m

pITY BILL POSTER.

A. J. WELCH,

Cor. 2d and Walnut Sts., Terre Haute, Ind. jald2m

Proposals will also be received for the labor and material I FIVE STORKS to be erected aadsr said Hotel.

Plans, Specifications, and detail drawings for all the work may be examined at the Oftce ef the Secretary, at the First National Bank, when also ell necessary information may be obtained.

srs

#s^T

GEO. W. REIFSNIDER.

Programmes and Circulars distributed in GOOD STYLE I All orders left at .Dowling Ball, or at th rintlng Offices, will be promptly.ttended to wit r#«».nnd HUpAtnh mMt

CONTRACTORS.

J)B0P0SALS FOB BUILDING HOTEL.

______ if

Propssals will be received until March 1st, 186, for all the labor and material for the Hotel, to be erected at Mattoen, Obis. Ctouutv. Illinois.

The Building will be One Hundred aad Twenty JjT® J"eet Front, by Eighty Feet Deep. Three si Stories high.

The Trustees reser^ the right ta reject all bids, if best for theluterestef theCompaay. -•mnrw ALONZO EATON,

J08SP* C. DOLE, Trustee***™ JOSEPH H. CLABltJ

Mattoou, Ills., Fab. Cth, 18f8. dffll te'cl O

JOHN ARM STRONG j' ~k*» safe tA

}insmitli anif^SteHcll Citter.

and dack brands, alao Platee fot

Marking Clothing, cut to order. Gun* mad. and repaired IB tbebert ef atyleC All work warranted to give sat is taction. )Shop 2d door East of the NewGoart Honee, ifck) str street, at th* Vi«o

Woo

nnmtj

Hav MIM. Idl

QHBAP ,,,X

11 kinds of Millinery Goods soM-ati OOSMlstti daring the Winter months, at

Mrs. M. H. Abbott'*, Opposite ths Post Oflloe. DecMdtf,