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DAILY EXPRESS-

TERBK HAUXK, iNTLlk

Tuesday Morning, March 13th, 1868.

Ool. CONEAD E4.K.EB,

THIODOMS W. Mr GOT, of Clarke.

-*-Wl a*»OET5rH OF THE S7FMME COC*T """"Colonel JAMBS B. BLACK, of Marion. rojt attobket oeneeal,

D. E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam.

». »OK iOTEMHTESWM™ Or PUBLIC MSTUCTTOS, H» BABNABAS 0. H0BB8, of Wayno Iron ELECTOBS AT LARGE, 5

THOMAS H. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLAYPOOL, of Fayette. FOB ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT, 1

CAHAIS J5. HOSE, of Laurence, CO!tTnfJENT, Colonel JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene.

Senator

Mobton

(necessity

log Nam*** daughtere&i killed^iMrace *e*tSr JftjF tri

Republican StUtC ^TlCkCt^^ iitartlnjnll firnnlalim 1 1*

FOB OOVKRNOB,

Ya&d&Wt'gb

r-OOVEBKOB, .. mk, of D*oatniwS

TOH LIEUTKNA!

OOL. WILL OUMB FOE 8ICEETABI OF 8XA1E, Major MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, of Caw. rem AUDITOR

STATE.

MAJOH JOHN D- EVANS, of Hamilton. »OB TBEABCEEB Or STATE, Uqixiul NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martie. 2 roo ctEBS. or the supreme couht, C^LOStb

understands the ne-

ceeaities of journalism andplaces us almost daily under obligations for valuable public documents. ,, .,..

!.Portsmouth' and Manchester, New Hampshire, each held their charter elections a few weeks ago, and each, on a very large vote, chose a Democratic Mayor, whereat the N. Y.

World

and

the lesser light? of the Democratic press shouted, in ecstatic hilarity, "Great Reaction—Democratic gains everywhere!'» Now, both cities have gone decidedly Republican on a still larger vote. There is room for "a few feeble remarks" from the Democratic press in explanation of th^se he no a

The reputation of the New York Judiciary does not stand beyond reproach. The latest imputation is to be found jn^ a bill in equity filed to restrain a Judee of the Supreme Court from speculating in Railway stock, and from using the pi»cesa o£ his own tribunal for the purpepe of breaking down the operations-of tpe opponents of his own ring. Whether tjio charge be true or false can only be ascertained after in searching inyeetigaUop but this certainly is true, that the Jddfce is in the constant habit of frequenting the office of the brokers who are ongaged jn buying up the stock. On this information the injunction has been granted restraining the Judge from commencing aijy suit, but not interfering with the exercise of his judicial functions. Herd is a singular position of affairs. An occupant pf a judicial position advises the proper form of proceeding and then makes his decision in accordance with the icheme concocted in the broker's office. In other States, the member of a court who would sit in a cause where he had the slightest intorest at .stake, would be hooted from the bench. But the morality of the "coriimercial emporium" is not to be judged by ordinary rules.

ssss a

Irish Rerorm.

It is generally conceded by intelligent, thinking men of all classos, that unless Eugland changes its entire policy, add that without much furtherdelay, the Irish puople will reach that point whero^ no concession %vhatever will be valued tjy them except as a step toward separation. Many have already reached (hat feeling, ^hon it controls the whole people it will be too late for England to sweep awa!y abuses and the inevitable division will come ndt in peace, but with bitterness anjd prolonged strife.

England cannot hope to hold the Island always by sheer terrorism. She begiiii already to discover that there are lrishmep in her army, on her police, in offices df trust, and crowding in every street or along every railway in the Kingdom, ^nd that terrorism, pushed too far, threatens the veryexistence of English society. A goneral war between the races would nqt bo a pleasAnt thing for Englishmen. Meb alroady begin to realiao that Ireland be so treated as to prevent that kind df insurrection. The wohder is that the

was not seen before. ...»•

For the present there is little hope of any really effective reforms. But whon the now Parliament comes in, elected under the Reform bill recently passed, it is possible that the words of John Bright will not be without weight. The English Liberal leaders seem propared to meet the question bravely and honestly, and there 19 much reason to expect that they wiU soon have a Parliament to sustain then}. If so, the discussion at present going oh will not be lost, for it will prepars&thb public mind for changes which must be made unless England chooses to suffer a^ no other civilized land ever yet has suffered. No humane person can think^of a war between the Saxon and the Celt without a shudder, for, whatever.the result might be, it would involve, suffering and horror and bloodshed that neither Irishman nor Englishman cad desire to witness. Yot it cannot be avoided excoptby concessions which surely offend the English pride, and the concession? necessary to insure peace will become greater with every year of continued oppression.^

Terrible Vengeance.

We published a news item some day^ ago relative to the fearful vengeance wreaked upon the Indians by a resident of Redwood, Minnesota. From several exchanges we obtain further particulars of this strange affair. It seems that in 1861 a family named

Porter

residing at

Redwood was murdered by "the noble Red-men." Of this family, consisting of parents, brothers and sisters and more distant relatives, but one survivor was left—a son. He took a solemn oath jbf vengeance against the race to iqbjo^ the murderers of his kindred belonged. In six years young

Porter

with the assistance of nothing but his trusty rifle, sent to the happy hunting grounds the souls of one hundred

ami e.iyhi

Indian braves. He carries with him a piece of cane .brake, about .twelve inches in length, and whenever he kills an tndian, ho makes a notch in this.' One hundred and eight notches are now to be counted on the piece of cane alluded to, the last one being cut on Christmas, 1866., Surely young

Porter

has been an aven^x'

Ind

By night and by day he has followed them, through the trackless forests, over desert wastes, by the mountain side, and ^qfehi ioii«iy glen, has ho pursued his victims, until the crack of the rifle and the

skin hMUpej^K&eHt t^ ^a^flnal account, and saled witnblood the vengeance of his pursuer.

Porter

has not passed through

all these perilous scenes unscathed. His body has bejn riddled by eleven bullets, and thirfyH|)ffy the knife.

This recalls some of the romantic stories of the early settlers of America, as also of

Jjtwapn £°£$BHctfasnfs TLegenC of Montrose re

cords the unsparing vengeance taken by Allan McCanby

upon the "children of

the rfjjtt' 4ft fcsfrfrfrrf all his kith and Ktb. LilJe young PortEb, he devo ted bis life to the work of vengeance, and single banded and alone, hunted his victims like wild beasts, slaying them pne afwr at|otb^^wherev^j^^upd^ tjiem,

The passage, by the U. S. House of Rdpresentatives, of Mr. Schenck's bill for the abolition of the five per cent tax on certain faa b^s^n»vjel 1 received by' tte coinitry. As a general thing, it may be said that taxes on manufactures are proposed to be abolabolished. Of the miscellaneous articles^ several hundred in number, specially devoted to tax, in section 94 of the Revenue |*jof iWfeai* #a88||jf^Bome have been put on the free list by the sup planners $ the

fpa»%

irn jMr^abut

eagug re|)a%ld#|b^|!t to to the operations of the act to render its influence burdensome uppn industrial interist^ ^o^®»it*wili iodrfsfriltsdih im^ posts, except those which bear upon gas, coal oils, wine jf grapes, tobacco, snuff, segars, malt liquors and'whisky. The in ci^id^j£l&iiHAtei'es upon loans, special tax on trades and professions, with the tax on gross receipts of corporations, and-upun banks, bankers and brokers, will be retained, together with the stamp taxes. The tax upon manufacturjes

Jy oneTraadredand forty-six millions aqd

Bufth^articlAs-*! which are not to be

tlonedab

JPL

nearly sixty-one'iaillfons an deficit, in aa&tHi}%givpn.gpjv^li, therefore be something more than eighty-four mil l}oa and tlxrtierqAartei*fiut there is to bo an incrase upon certain articles, so as to twenty' ^aftl^ons. It is believed, therefore, that t^e net reduction will be about sixty millions. If the revenue can

#8C*J0

Schenck thinks that the reduction can be made with entire safety. The House having passed the bill, it is to be hoped that the Senate will not delay in the mattor. It is one of very great importance, not only concerning the whole of the maiiufsbuvifgi elUB£ibu^th&se"citiz9ns who buy. The tax has been an excuse forhjg^prjqpsj ftfe* in* cjseC wfcere the import had boen pueviously taked off. ft ionssof m|uiv and feiiiie1" the c(ga®u«iteM6twsdiK?wlik3k iwaa not wiUpwt ifts e^BCt|ip.reducicg demand anjd encouraging foreign competition.

Pneumatlc^IranHportatlon. From the Newark (N. J.)

Courier.

State IfonilBationB.

It is definitely undeptood thatiren Palmer peremptorallfedecl|nes tU use his name as a candidate for^kivaSior feeling warranted in giving up bis profession to accept the position of Executive of the State. There is but little doubt that. General Palmer would hBve been nominated almost by 4cclain&tioii |iad suffered his name to go before the Convention. Since he is out of the field, candidates have been apoken of~bj -tbeir friends all over the State.

Among them may be enuiiiprttted- Jesse %i Dnboiei' Jos. (lilfesple, U. 4f. Haynie, S. A. Hurl but, A. C. Fuller, R. G. lngersoll, Gustavus Koerner, A. S. Miller, S. W. Moulton, A. C. Harding, F. Corwine, B. M. Prentiss, etc., etc.

The Peoria

Transcript,

learn that the New Jersey Pneumatic Tta^sDortjitiqh] Qbnipanjr was charteted b^tb#6egfsrara?e' of thift State", with a capital of $500,000, and required that at least tenrmU«s pfi5iaehall be+construct ed wilmtf nhrW^years The company proposes to lay part of the required ten miles from Nefarfc tojJ«(fBey( f!|ty, il, the Hire'of bfle'-of'tfTe* rkilroads now in operation. The tube is to be of wood and three feet in diameter, but the details as to carriage^ ifngines, .^and so forth, have not yet be6h decided upon. It is expected to be able to transport articles at as high a speed as one hundred and fifty miles per hour, aijd to. hav» pe/-&ql conh tr&^Wir1cafriaifw^ •£St5pprng tffeia at pleasure and at any place.

The pipes may be laid in curves, and over gude& and xan jbe ^constructed for |3(k)Q9 a railoj" ^s|cce4 of the enterprise iS-pntcficalfy demonltrlted, the company proposes to lay tubes to Wash, ington, and thus secure the carrying of mails from that city to New York, and aUo of money parcels and other pack* ages. Id this connection it may be proper to mehtioa:that?ajpr4pipy hjdijustMen orgatiiied'st^ljed fn^ Jxm Sark, Jiiley City and Brooklyn Pneumatic Transit Company. The design is to lay nipef ok through New York and under the North riyer, ,to Jersey »CitF.The ,tub» in this case ir io six feet dfimeter* with tn^ intention of transporting passengers as well as freight.] -JWlnather the greater rapidity and saving of time by this mean^ would indu$jp^pplp .pre ffrjit *o the ftti\el is^nfejtel y|f/tijr jb^ (jftlerrjiried. The project is now before the New York Legislature for a charter.

©jreaij? Clil'eVIir #a(iire

It is now almost a certainty that the great Northern Pacific Railroad will be b»»J& nf CwHfbmi«-Can terest in opposing that enterprise. The lino will be 800 miles distant from the Central Pacific,'and the road can hardly be a competitor of the latter, unless it iq for the Asiatic trade. And even this $rwatfUby abtfce jot the Eastern papers, has no solid backing of facts. The Northern Pacific will derive! its importance Witfy from the fact that it will open up for settlement the richest and most attractive countrjr, now unim:io kK the continent as is in our possession. Then this route will be attractive on account of its shtfrtbtoS# and 4itefetn« But the termini are more remarkable. Commenche lhead watersjof Lake Superior, n^Bbd lakenm the^wlrtd, knd ending on the headwaters of Puget Sound,•! the. most *noted .inlet on the Pacific rcoast,.. the commercial advantages alone would bring the enterprise into great prominence at once. Ac-

at^n e^y^dayi ^obody :an nave Vny'regitiraate in-

part of the project—two great cities are sure to spring tip tinder the quickening influence of the Northern Pacific Rail-

road. One of EyB^eita'terii

has, alone, and

b« found at the Ifead m'

Lake Superior. The commerce of tho lake will be, in a qualified sense, tributary to it, as well as vast mineral interests of that region. In fact, it is hardly

richness, and on which hardly more than a aut&ce impnsaioD ^oald be made after all the mineral had been taken out for the iron track across the Continent.

The other oily^will be wlierever the road terminate! on. Paget'^Soand—possibly at a point where, up to this time,

in noticing this

fact, says: "Under these circumstances, an^ ^fter looking over the whole field, we are decidedly iu favor of Colonel R. G. Ingersoll as the Republican candidate for Govornor of this State. We are not actuated to this by any motives of local pride favoritism. Although Colonel Ingersoll lias no warmer friends in the whole State ialright here at home, not one of 6dra lik&'pttshfng Hirer for any against a bettor man. Nor would Colonel allow himself to be so pushed The Grant Club of Peoria, at its 1 meeting, adopted, without a dissenting vnice, and with three rousing cheers, resolution in favor of Colonel Ingersoll coupling it with a request that he allow bis name to be used."

its

nock, the James, and the Appomatio| sacred dust ballows the slopes by Gai Mill, by Malvern Hill, by Groveton, along the Antietom, by the hights

ines

Fredfripks

burg, and of Gettysburg—in that blood soaked Wilderness where our gallant .Wadsworth-gasreJiisi life to-hia* cotintry, and along the deadly lines of Coal Har bor where Porter fell at the head, of,l men. From the s^ot by the K)tom_where Ellsworth was massacred to thit far Louisianian eminence where fjewis Benedict met his fate, the men whose votes decided that this should be a land not Of Slavery but of Freedom died in making good that verdict, until 13,789 was all the majority left us in 1806, after our soldiers had come home to enjoy tlie peace they had conquered. And tbat ir just about the measure of our actual ifi jority to-day, after offsetting the mop strous frauds.- iti Naturalizatioipi ap^ il voting whereby we are inevitably swj.ndlad

4 1 1

That majority w«r8fraglWWtamb vember but only by determined, sy^ tematic, persevering work. To poll it W« must hayei ^n a^ti^ efficipn^plub of TiVe Republicans organized in eadh Township or Ward—and this ought to be effected at once. We must publish circulate.hundredsM thouian^S- o£fj?ur nals and millions" ol convincing doc^i ments, ^j'-and-by, we must have meetings and speeches but the most important work should be done quietly,i lonjg before meetings will be in ord^r. Naj[ it should be begun now.—N.

Y. Tribune

„. W.e read sq often of tb«B waakne|s|j|nd inefficiency of the Governmentrcif Greece! that a contrary statement of an official character is peculiarly gratifying. Mansaki, Director of Public *!Wtrksl in the Ministry of tho Interior at Atheni, has communicated the followiag statistics: Twenty-three towns destroyed dilring tae war |iave been founded on sitesjof former cities, or on localities selected lor tlie pur pose 5,000 merchant ships now saH unddi the Greek flag 380 kilometres (238' mile^) of road are open to travel 14 ports ar under repair, or are,in course of constru .tion., The improvtoaent in comfnAA •shoWn' id that, wiweas inJl858, ifferb: ports amounted to $5,165,787, and the imports to $7,326,191, the trade in 1864 had increased to $5,646,952 in exports, an*1 $ll,141j957 in imports. ..'i

A fair and delicate Skin, free fro every blemish, is the reward of an occassional use of Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic Jiotioni /•, I /ll-dwlw

The sweetest mouth in the world, if the ladies will pardon' us for saying so, is tbfe mouth of Pnaxon's new perfume, "Flo4 BE MATQ," froifa ^wbicll itl^ito^je'rtrh'a^ been removed. As the gentle sex pe fume their, dress, their hair, and thei handkerchiefs, with this delicious extract^ hey may be said,.in fac^..tp,bjeath^t.Sold by air druggists.

"The Sweetest Thing in

'•-..s Magnolia

Life":

good health and good spirits, and if yoi. hate them not, the next best thlng'ig wha will restore bloom to the faded cheek and happiness to the drooping heart. The great and sure remedy is Plantation Bitters, which our physicians recommend to both male -atfd-female patients as a safe} reliable, agreeable and Qordial stimulent. They contain nothing to disagree with the most delicate constitution, and have won golden opinions from all whS fiavfc tried them and probably no article was ever tried by so many persons. They elevate tho depressed arid give strength to"\he

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Among those spoken of prominently for Lieutenant Governor are John Dore, of this city, Senator Adams, Stephenson county, and Judge Bangs, Marshall county.—Chicago

Journal.

-The 50,000 majority whiqb. N«w York gave to make Abraham Lincoln Preei dent no longer exists. Its blood fertilizes the hungry soil of Virginia 'along the banks of the Chicahominy, theRappahan -J

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ANTE-WAR PRICES

We are now recieving and openisg our Spring IuDortatiocs and Auction Purchasesbf.BBtTi ISH aiut FRKSCH BKESS GOOD» whioh we shall "be pleased to sho* to buverk. A\ will make it to the interest of both Jobbers' and Ketailers.to examine them.

We aro also' opening onr Importations of LINf EN WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY^ many articles of which aro as low as at any time previous to the War.

In addition to tho above, we invite attention ta our stocks of CLOTHS,' KOTIONS, ClHPETS, tc., and also

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HAVING

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COLiBtTRN'M PATENT^

Tried aad not fottnd Wanting.

We claim it will cat Twenty'ttve (IS) p«r cent, more cord wood per day Umui «ny #ai«r Axe made,

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a Orrtoa Iionr,Tntu

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jMcKlXMOBT, Dec. 19, 1867.

Hkcus. Lipfimoott Co. Snu:—I have folly tried your Patent Axe and find tha^ it is all that yoi c^aim for JW It will chop faster than any other Axe that Iev«r saw, and leavaa the.wood withoitistfaktogat all. I wonld not chpp three days withont one for the oost^, I neec net say ai tries ond will be satisfii

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I neei net My any

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The Axe and the Label are

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(Scocsnou T# Lipmoon Co.)

.Sni'vt Sole immis 4

Pittsburfclie P».

ABL»iPBABDBS, .. tainiug 140 pages, illtutrated with 80 engravings ol flowers and novelties, with full descriptions of nsacly.-S.SOO Yartrtior of-Flower and TcgeUWe Seeds accompanied with complete practical directions for tho cultivation and treatment, and

recoipt

Boston,

llarket

63 Nor

ment with alive man la every County, who wlshos to mak»ii^b«rj _«* can give good referenoes. No capital required, Will sell business now paying fl.SO) per montli, and rial/ oa profit* tor my pay. 'Address1 J: O.' TI fcTOWjTlttsburgh, Pa. jjfliaiom alii S ".^f6EMTS.-8200 per

WASTED,

Jlonth, U*i*e* s»uufc W aTlafr^iuty of,S30J to $BC0. rca Month to tHofve having a

small captal. We guarantee tho aboye^opthly saUt^ td goad Active agents ht t))efr ow'n homcs. Kvarjr Agcut, Faridm, &afdnor, risnter anil Ffnit Grn\re r, North and South ihould send St once.for particulars,. Please' call pit or address., ,J. AHEXBHrA CO., U3(^cco^Jgt., Baliimore( ,.

ti»|]ATDl^T|iIBI)T10W EY THE.

introduce

MOORE'S 1RVRAI. NEW-YORKER, (the Great National Rural, Literary and Family .. V'"1'1]') thegffr^ttl .lippnietja-arB-ry section of the U. S. and Canada, tbe Thirteen

METKOPOLlTAIIUtlirr €0. -ii livery Ticket Draws a

& Cash Gifts S i« v.. 20 100 200 300 101)

A Clianke to Draw aiiy of ihe abor4 J*rl*es ty l'urchasXnjf asnalwi Ticket /or 25 ccnfs—Tickets des^riJbMig^ii, prize are sealed in Rnvdlot&s %h4 thoroughly .'noised, On ief ceipt of25c'(s. a St-ale Ticket will bedrawxt,wllh|drut choice, bnd'delivered at our office, or ssnt by mail to anyadflreu. This' prize nsmed. upoa it will be delivered t6 tbo ticlco"t-boiiiar onpayr ment of one dOllAi'. Prizes «ill' be iamiedijately sent to any' M^ress, as requested, express or rttarn mall'.

Yon Hill knew^wfcat yonr Prii# ik beforayouj^^os^ift may Uexchangoa lor urfotner or (no same vaiae.r, JKcL Blanks. .ft*-.

ington, I). 0., ,M|ieicatLj*oi,: $150^ h. D.'WarTfen iJ 14th s,., N. Y., Piono, $500- 8. T. Ferris,! Nev

araond Cluster Kinj,.$4t0l 8. StrongbarliRgtan Vt.., SlOO A. Ti Atkiqp, Springfiotdii'm./Dla mond Pin, S2J0 Mrs. B. )Valworth/Trenton, N X, $126 Thomas Barrows,:20 Clay-«t.rBaltimore] 3ewing Machine, $76 6. T.- Aldermaii. 39-Mafn st^ Buffalo,?10Q j, Panagb, N.' Bedford) If ass. Gold Watoh, 8i!75 Miss M. Scott, Ninth & San som-jt., Phiia., Gold Wafch, $160 S. T. Ziihiber man, Hicks-s't., Brooklyn, $500 IB. Rowers, D«. trolt, Gold Watch, SSSa.TUfa, M. Fuller,Hartford| Conn., 'gi|rt^j.34t^^8p JCAL iiilisiieyc XOU1BVI11O Ky., Diamond Ring, $£00 G. T. Mwm, lOBrpad St., N.Y:', $5tO 'Mrj. A. Melrose.'Sixth A,vo. near 30th-stji.Piano, $800. •f" •W We publish no names Without permission .OI*l»fIONS«FTHKPRESS —"Mnbica Festivals' several "times postponed, compfeHit( purchasers of tickets to wait for ^iolnthi for' t%i distribution, has iihpaired public cot 11 donco it such affairs. Theonly fair system ofdlstrfbutfnj is theold and popular onaof Seiled Ticltet^ ila ting tho prize, which wilt be delittered lmmediate ly on payment of thaonb'dollari Thls ls tbe plai of HiBPEB,

Wilson &

Liberal inducements to Agents'./'.3*8IWafctffn euarantoed. Every Patllftgc W Seeded Envelopes contains oji« Cash V.

Six Tickets Ibr On* Bcllari ?o? 'T,, Doilars "35 fop FiVe DWlar« iOJ for ylftSjn Dollars.

All letters should bft addresied'to J, Harper, Wllsoh'A tUt., 173 Broadway, V.

Agents Wanted* ,'^

WENEW

want first.class Agents' to IntrodticVonr STAR SHUTTLE 8EWI5G MACHJUHEH. Extraordinary inducements to good -a«l6«tiefi.— Further particulars and Sample work mrnlslied on application.'to .W. iG,. WIL80N •fc'GO.' Clfeve land, Ohio Boaton, Masa. or St. Louis, IKov 'H cELEBBATE»

"ESTEST'^:: OR&lJf, WITH"' ..''^wa81 VOX HUMANA STOP. Pronounced by all who bare heard it the mort Aa tural and beautiful fmitettftin1 »f 'the HPMAJI ?010£ ever yet intreduced.! J. ESTEY & QO'., Brattleboro, Vt., the original Inventors aird Hann&ajarers/ 417'Broome St., New York 206 North 4th,Street, St. Louis, Mo.: 18 North'Kh St.,Phila. 115IlabddlphSt.jChlcdga'.

BiVOLBTM W TKADK! Greater inducem^jitf'tibata over beforeoffer'dj to porsons getting up aJjlbjin.our OSTJB .. DOLLAXC •Send" for "Xew Spring Circular,

PARKER 4 CO tii and.SG F«d«ral St., Bos ton. filaus

A WATCH FREE.-.AGENTS WANTED -f~- to eell an article used by everybody.' watch free to every now Agent. Send25 cents ler sample una circulars.,: BARKER MAN OTWiOTO1RING CO., 314 North:Third8tre4c St. LoiHs, Mo,

MILLINERY

its

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^—rt llOJ^t

Mas. M. A, WAiTKB Removed"•to '7 «. Mt-

THE RED BAZAAR. -Tltwn

149 Ma,in Street.^*

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DRESS TiUJVtMINaS AT THE 'RED BAZAAR.^V,!l

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i, !. iJli" !tO

Ws have on hand a flue stock of Sash, Doors and Blinds, ot onr own mauu(aitnrn, which we wltl—It a wj t—H wtrsisssswit:

We Warrant our Work

si?5iOTD^Ert.befor*offcred

P»V

...

Hid

W.1

BSB-.Our pair OAS. c&ndepend:Oii faiKd«ai¥^. I REFERENCES.—Xfaeii following pe have lateLy drawn Valuable Priz'a^fToiij ithls paLy. and kindly permitted the use nm es: no'.-

Si 1". Wllkin»,.37i Sisth Ate., N. y.j JifliiovMri E, Stuart, 70 Neluon Plaoe, U. Y., 9300 SUM Monroe,Ctiicago, III., Piano valued at^lOO^'W Curtis, NjdW Uttvoa, Gold Watchj ^$£00- Rober Jackson, Dubaque, Sewing Machine, SlOOj Phlli] McCarty, Louis,

iy.s

$500 Jaa. Rogers Wash

iT,

Co., 173 Broadway, tti

most atractive place of tho kind nowlhoperation Th'.y are doing the.largest' buslnos#

!\nd

deservi

their success.. Yon cannot draw a «100,000 Am there, but have a reasonable charge for a gooc prize, as we know many thkttta-fe drawn, and th( firm is reliable/'—Dailty

Netti, JaU 3i.-1868.

"The.Metrupoiitai^ Gift Conibaby aro difltribu ing many Vffluable 'prizes, Wei-hav6 .ftjfaiaainet their manner of deiDg business, aiid tfidw tbfln to be a fair-dealingfiEQi. -.-Their plan is more sat isfuctory than 'Prosontatjon JesUralii,' as the] draw every day andli««absoMb^r'Ueed noi pay for the p,r ges £ta»i 7 186S. ... ."The Gift' EstttNUhmeut Of Wrisof A Co. at 173 Broadway, is daily dr«yittg C^o^pds visitors toi witricss the drawltig'prbcejjB.' Thiin viiatm'ent ia bnt 25 c6ti ts for st t'liittm, antf tSi •prize drawn •iBiifttlsT&^tbby^ iflblmoctlartlj' deiiv ered tor ono d3lhir. ''A frifttfd fef cmfa, lftit' w.oilt, drew a$500 jtriBo which hi promiHl# recsi^ct}."— Tinut, Devi• SQthj 1863 afo «iu'f 'Ma*.*

K^th of

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.PI j' Tit' .jniiBiw^I ..dl rsiJO i»oih1 •».

NEW mi ORESS PUTTEB, AT THE KF.O BA,!IUAK.

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:»bis tet] •f ll rtSttmo'I CiU

iiiatnt

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I I N E AT WHOLESALE,

n/o -}OH

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W AT THE RED BAZAAR. 4«f ..

'.^JsrciJ bimift ..•» U-ust

ftJlMld

1ST OT ION 8, 1 AT THE REtf B'AZAA^^i" .... »{3 t9qqf'j-- ".

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WHEELER & WILSON'S

8EWOG MACHINE^ E. TWILMOTI?,

,n thu

Baying of as will furnish employment to yoor

9dt

every variety of Finishing LsmWwWi'liiBi

erAJSU OLZXMiAMttQbtfms.

•frtOOtf, 4.' (lie'tiiO S:iK ti'.ol'! .Ojl.Jf) Drat aviPr^r^tlfV'SlMT r.-.-Tx :«dj

v'iijatc U:w

fiiRin Street, bef. -aiid xtiii hati t%n'--'r -ov, »d -ft« rtfijk'f., &.d,

u-oa- "T

SO tlegant Rosewood 7|uoz,_ lu^ch |393 to tdOO 3i Meipiieojia ",'. 76 to ),6f lf.O Sewing Machints..i.. 60 to 171 2)0 Musical Boxes... 25 to 2ol

Oils, Paints. GIm» fHncy Gotide, Toilet

,vj

11 Watobes., ter Watc^esi'l'™!^ 30 to 6

74. t4, "400

380 Kiue'Gftl1 790 Fine Sftv lneO I'aiotiiig*, Framod ICngraVlngs, Silver Ware, Photoiy&ph AlbilinB. and. a large'assortment of Fine Gold Jewoiiy, in: all raiued at 1,000,000 DOtljARS

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BARRETT'S HAIR RRTdRAT(VE

Mf By he KMe A^icuWuMl SoelelyJjJf" i^yhua.^pt.^,^ „1:

Vegetable^air Restorative

roots to their oricinal omrnic actiou 5 cradi-

M*. a»fltne most popular and rcuTili

a^'p

article throughout the

nr 1 4(i eiod^ a* .oca rwiijtJ Wn •imj.: toRnerrweK and «*£l UiNOBBBVXRt'MjHi ll .b*J«q

'iniTr^ffo^flw vrma -(J-o!

Ac H^. 30A. VlBlf A*p'n«rt»r TorreX»ntvtD fitiJ T.t .....: a!u fjrfvn'l e#»ilqji.-M.

tuini Tltid] lOS'A 0}

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1" SEN^BY MAtL tAPIt^

gniew ot

NoT»TeUi^vA#BQ0 CanaodyonwmtodP«MaiMt^a4MU4Wi TOUT hand and sty of writing, or tBclow stamp jJswfcgSij,

A. MOBTOll,

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tujai gniecJ iiji orfw

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lafcau ~!. .itj 1

DOCTOR'a WtttltlEB, A MGCLiMIL^«MD PHt^rtJiNjt^^hli

BgphiUi,

OoaopAMgOtest,

Btrictm*,

all

Vri

nary Di*«aMt, BgpUUd or Merourial 4f«otfCHM of Of

l*ri«W(W»!or j$0WK.0r4MN«i MmwiKiik 1 tkyiare

We®, oifh fff&toQtpg, timakm i&Mtl&ktatib at

memory, woakaess, ko., not.Jkll Ihflw in anr.ew sawe-but all occnrringfrcqawti^WvirnOTWMr

gMtnratlmf wip Ay nAUDix akfnMlnrBaT M«.

ipoa«4itjN9.lltf Stl Cterlsa.8tr««tjMw aalC and Seveath.oae fuueJfnUi «eu*daU S^taU* retired s^tln the «8ntre of the clt/^r"

Oonsnltatlon ro K'i and room# retiifasf,acboiM (nodation of snoh parien^s as reqnire daily persoi •il attention.

Can got, In a seil&^e^er'envelope.my Theory rmptqms aftd^Mtmftt Of NfrTpqs.Uri „iu«lMaMes!ic^&rlT^^n<*tiM all oondirteriajlwfth' 'till ^Wptu tbree-caat ^orta#e atamptf tw Circ^rfoiLafUos.^ui^ to

COLGATE & CO'S [fratriiitToflet

siiiut OVJltf -jrsdi

fl-illi'J H.MI od flOJg

Ui i.. i.v '.»)•*'' l^dT a 1

-•u.b ed! J-'J hi'

W0OD' "WABr TS^^mWrllf^ttefl Ii fetifvAtffr the or Coal of the PionedMMU Oarrysville, and respectfully.sollcits an examination and trial. It"Wtn*0S~limC)t~daaal to tha

M&m

mmm

riSkpiii

od oJ

fBii#

'n°«maid»iib4ueiiia«N»tt E. F. MERBILJs now prepared to fornlsh the hwTittcMtt a*«^SWa«d:OitUiMa»«a«*lilt £d

fttrnishlng the heet oMlltj of Blver Oo«i screened on a wider soreenthen any other'Dealer

•& oi***

vJUAT

if «AT THE RED BAZ4A«.» /""fi •tit')*'- ^iftoaosaH

149 Main Street'

•s-um-Hpthm fmtt. nnwt fcii

Grocery Store, soothweat eoraar of,.' Baaariv, will neeln brompt^attcntion.

niwmrtNitiltal' hMninai*rptMBa«LM«ai'-'|

flo&ici P^lEifteg atfd flg0tP-Tp«tgi«yry,0|*#t tlWK-JtM**'' BATHSfgBiaa, WAtVM-OAMmmf Ac. .fitted npon the moat ap»M#i*#%rftilptef^

M-M-HICKOOX. H.D. 800TT. GEO. C.

MIL •STAM^JKOMES

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a B.SflBLL ADT,

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Of 'Ey'trp'^ Description.

PRES0HJPTI0N8- .QMtAill^ compoanded at all honrs.day or,nlgb^tj

jnV(

tenu 7i 17dUiw

',.h .*-• mmmmrnm—Mimmmfmmmmm*

SAJLEwi.'

or (Miw*, art Wlth fr*Hf »|ld VW'.WTbmyfo iu.

HmttsaMhoMBfnd IdtykXtto «e*vniiftt»w vawoti ,t*ii»i 0JT tw»fol» AMitldavvaiy

eUu&i

Five acres, east of Flagan*i'&il*Aii?^ flSOtl

SOU acres, 9 miles •air known as the "Unssr) aU fluifie4,.wstLiDier»iedk«ool aw#**

Home and lot, on 1st street, north of Clark Uoosai-4 MM,1dstsrttv Irtrgs stable, Ac. Prio $1,^00. Terms easy..

JlBal JBetate Column .rix ii b*-wim •& sfr •iisut. it ol waitsijjra il uBiENDRIOH & LANGhE, •jifj *"i OOce over First National Sank, &.B. Corner of

/BitdIA W8id

Home kn A lot in Bfbley*! sdaition' dn '6th stTwt, ^.rlUoMHtndlottf Bv^a aUdlUoA on tth street,

Mlle^tf tSg^r Wbne*

Among bis stock mav he fonnd the l^lBlfg atowaf AlKotti "ve»y^io«jn iwm JltM|fti4rer ft

totbW&tone.

coci.' .,« ,er

-rtoo oa:

t? .tl*tiap!OB4ihi«^hlt anybbdy aJMUttha.Xe jwrrna tovps.vfor are mtkde^

ALL AHE

4a* a Ytoutiton/havlng Mi 'Mated in Bt. ZudtUifa Physiolan. a Muct^pfhls yraettM hMteeaof1*pj^at*utare.

Mu»Sa

ralturetbat is Vraallr^lkwh

•isn 'aaddMfvirsaH StorM^iiF^akty i^neq nofltgBV^y

Silt aliftlmW StfdTM Mt keeps trsio^ ment of Tin, Iron and Copper Ware, Pressed Waisi The Neur French Ware,

^sfflaIruu, Jkad the vpry, newest jhiajtiont^ t^ie Patesilllrrdr Smeethliiflroiift, '-Th'Me Ko^V'HfatlM Und

«(UsMnflriMil|Uid afrdlib UMi ihUHe.Urimi

-iwnlw wf' Fonrtfc1MMt,^ltiVrdi •MS84wtd'

^Jjiosdiis

Ska h*s Uie .aaerat-.M wi§yla| ^.a^Mtivaeai the oppoaln aax.^.8ha. sHows ioa th^«ke«s oj

StofMM

oar fa tore wife or tamWlrimiiKlwnlasarHa^.'Iad

iBgmn •.•{!) 1:i1t!*ac.iT flJfW

ihe is tf inilyis«ii tMUymi ton on all.th# eonparns ot. andhnrafty fWtaaAdk'Mtli'iU^i''' riti sii aljnfc» iWi wt sa—a»lyws»he«.

GOODS.

Dry

6001

71/il*/ flr4f!aT^3Va

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Haute, Intf.

ui'.ttmy.i

i- U'..j .!»!•.' .-.i:

Abstracts of title furaiaetd^

•*8 OS1&36

COUNTY PROPMWEv fllO J.

avMrns«Cte«cie^lml

*£To

StO^E* A^ID flilWARi

it/t :.

ijil in oil

ai?.'an IJI!O

Vv^^OoonTSMki€fsih)tiF(Mi Uiniio bzt tm&th stnbt.

lOeiBCTra

Tong-4lemandrd aahattor. claaa^ of tha® Mti hereto^ Metotedet%lf^^ff^r«d in NirkMllC'B. KMNDIKsdsr bas tktt sMoa s^ leeted with great care, frop4he qsost?^

I' nuoriuni

4»WaL«

Doftm

"M?"W"|r»

Oi ft ,ho:

Itb all the Modern Improvements and

iiAii'j

ASTttOXOftY: -»?viq if. Jmtafiti..\\L OtiJT* 8°

Irv iftl

iti3 rtr.i:

if' r.1"

cNo»:|newfs

H«*p»

r«par«4'%

rrF?

VfiOOHO AMT PERSON WHO Witt1 JTQ#AL

rpHB NSTRK FA

•ATEIlilii Ike

estideM

whan tU athtf* baifd ifatMfj ^ho- h»j«,,been^ntjtfjjnatarraiH whode fond bonss have been dlWBfiClaUA. eras ^Wa«W fcf Wpr^l«^3^5e?Jlil| hMteCiildsMiM trMM if W

^l^uLrai.

thai al-nMar»taattlursaaM» inusttaMMri dan oopy her advertise menu a^4 try, If ipittat* '"flU^aMM^ii^l 1* dfih.

Aialh—la^y«fclpBiha liasiiHn ikost Ml

taonn«l|iikMttkt :^u«Tc, «I«D $fcgaforfc,aasa(S£na|.eoa»ej

4ta«L-!t*flueo ii ,'tMkuik«k

dOEH n.

tooall and jferfioo^, «M«U»Wtr

lsepairing promptly attenM to. sepl

14l«lidHMii kd.r OnlntiteMeiilJife no

xm3

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jitnaioniD in feu,.iO!f-l *imkH

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111

gUiBWClfc ft*

4«biui#?. no .baafsvoj 'unms

TW iem^ RiPLE & cons.

nmtmat .v«U

A Tery

•ry choiCe lite of

FiatJRED DELAINES

60 Balldlng Lots, adJoTolug the city, ndrthMU -good

Mortgage siad Ndtea t^DOO-Uat a big diaodcut

fatty. MrM^X «Mto« aontheaat of ton—21 'aciW in oa ltlfatUn, balanca fl«e 'timber. Verj 'tHeap1.'''' :'T

'At t-J3 Oejita, ait'

niPL%Y & c&k

i»o ti »aj ati nm»i mil 0f ." iifi .ittti'tt Li"...... yi..., to »bh 118XAM DARD AtA KEj-'ii

KLKACHED At Popular Prices, at

UELL, RIPLEY & CO'S.

iatatMc* fttd i«* «iil AK^

HEAVY SHEETINGS '"Brbwli

Mt Bleached,

rf-4,

Ti.SA,

""Domestic

J« vh

Lomm

qc-

gotiat»dKw4 M,o*«iy. ittT««5eA.'W .-' .':i ,aj 1o (frrrfiPT-TSTn—gT-nrrrr-^-Hnj

«OR«Ali£,

..u

a ii in

,voax«L

faouow «8^flMTTn lUMWBWTv"-/-Forty Lota In LlatM'l tildltfoElo laria IliMte Howa and Jot. lajpcX«nk'iA^U(iu«a,. .,

9 1,10-4, at

'%P^Lt,MlPtBX & co*k 1

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mi 11 iw

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."iviyoi! .J tlljt ti|L .gil

?4 «|8:

4017"'* l"

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i»w pieces of

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At^Oo pe^aj^,

TVEI»Irt RIPLMY Jb Q&B.

I'tiiB lit?*#

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i03HS1U-ELEGANT OOliOfcS4 Ul tq »di Cl'j

fst'Tii"" A .n*Tq.A-T bi#

2WMLL, MJtPZBYW CWS.

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EWeoial atteatiotffs ««HedJt«oafVfcry{iofaplMe ^afyort^sntof.^ },

GLOVES ANB11081 ^BY,

J.'

u'-- ''v' '*»i''3'

lojioii eill «dJ"

Including all tho Popular makes imported.

•l'sJ'..li"I£u»au

-naTiioJ ^aitoos

B»?ioa«i ban

We shall

b^imainoa

onr

9d it

most^car^est onde^vori duriM

tlii^n^lrd'coming aoaion tomalkeour assort ni«nt st.iatroii.' {tiacii Lr-t bong Mi* Mw)

Btapte ftBd' FattcjrD^Oo««fB SoVe coApirte and attrafctive than ever before^ slnd worthy tt« Mt»etia^vf tBe dtMesTatjd %ost disorhninatlngibaiiera^ liiii 31

TUMEL, KIPIiBY & Cm

Ti'

IWSUHAW.Cg. COLUHjW,

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ii x&m.

,1t *38 i" JJ90 jifli*ja em io

WARRANTED.

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.§a a»it{*» tji«u 991u^o JioE —ANDjxtr jju •I." uw laorjiu^iros gaigAiucaa® vlxlgid

sidl

^CIDgNT, -^b MiT Biiow iaiuiAa edj at bimaaliw

mifi r.B/f a

iisii*

U*w »'-aai?^tq

dttabtdi

H. MILAGE, SAML'L C. SCQTT -oit|9H im its&w

jf»i

lo sdJ "lo

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1 Jrh«l&Uaft}n«l Otm^gaief. til) fli b»l«»i«Jnt tina ,4io/

:h$V.

*•tftrolMiiiis -Hre 'ifeiwwa ITART?ORW,- OOHW. 1!^ t,0^dCjl

ibiliiiAiiii^ietinf^re ,X9i,o.a 1- ./frWlM**, iGOm* -ivt ,.e-

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a ii a a i^J iu iuiui

iiuod w&i tf ni vdw .ialoii Hit ai Biiekeye lire inmiraoeeCe. O) boafi^OLETSL&NB,) OBlO/ijO 01 fca

Untied States'Life 1m. Ce.,' No. 40 WALL ST., NEW TORE.^

lf«orld Mutual j,ife ins. (a, ilT BBOADWAT, NEW |oKK,

fraAilin Life lnlurftlc« Co! .bsyasia

United Stated Casualty, Ci*., ""'"Hi bboadwat new 'tobk. i"

ucu«£ t.-:

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