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DAILY EXPRESS

TERRB HAUTJC, I

Monday Morning, March 30tb,1868

Kepubiican State Ticket.

roa OOVXEOB,

Cot.

COiillAiJ BAKEU, Of VaotUrbargh. IO» LIECTENAST-QOVEBWOB, COL. WILL CUMBIOK, ot

AIAJOB JOHN

Docator.

ros SSCBSTABT or STATE,

MAJOB MAX.F. A. UOFFAlAii,

of Cass.

run. AUDITOR

or STATE.

X). EVAiiS,

of Hamilton,

ran TUEASUBEH or STJ.TE,

UESTBAL NAT1A"

KIA1BALL, of Martin.

iroa CLEBX or THE

avpusut

oooar,

OOIOSFET TUJiUliOUfi W. McUOY, of Ularke. FOB KEPOUTSB or TUB B-PKZKE COOKT Ooional JAJliCa it. 1H.ACK, OR Marion.

TOB ATTOBJFBT GXNEBAL,

D. K. WILLIAMSON', of Puinam. FOB BCPIRINTENOENT or PCBIIC IKBTDCTIOS, BABNABAS G. I10BBS, of Wayne,

IFOK ELECTOBS AT IABOC, THOMAS H. AELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN T. CLALFPOUL, of I'ayatte.

I'OE ELECTOB, SIXTH DI8TBIOT,

CAPTAIN

J£. K. K03JB, of Lawronoe. COKTIMOIKT,

COLOKEI

JOHN T. 6411 IH.

of Greeno.

THE LaCrosse (Wis.) Democrat says "Wo arc credibly informed that STOBEY of tbo Chicago

Times,

New York

is a partner in the

World.

This accounts for tbo

readiness with which ho falls into the support of the action of the New York Bondholders' convention, and hii shameless betrayal of the Western Democracy upon thefluaacial question."

THE Cincinnati Commercial, in that sublime self«conflionc8 which hesitates at 110 task, however Herculean its propor tionfi, has just now on hand the heaviest contract ever undertaken, to-wit, the ed ucation of tbo National Democratic party up to tbo support of Judge CB«SE for the Presidency! We wi,h the

A Great Man's Mission.

It is the misfortune of some States to be afflicted with a plethora of "great" men, "snowed under" with "statesmen" whose vast talont can find its proper sphere of action only in the Halls of Congress and who, on their first arrival there, at once lay hold on the helm of legislation with the calm confidence of experienced navigators. Such a man is JUDGE WOODWARD member of Congress from the twolfth Pennsylvania District, who has so recently gone from the bench into the forum that he has not yet divested himself of tbo impressive idea of the pow er and august character of a court, which some judge?, whose conceit of themselves is not remarkably small, are apt to adopt To be a judge is a very honorabl® thing, especially if the judge is himself honor able. But one may bo a judge, and yet be nothing more than a man, and not the bost specimen of manhood at that. The dignity of the bench is best asserted when it is not obtrusively set forth, and those judges are most deserving of respect who are least anxious to demand il. It will be noticed of Judge WOODWARD that, sini'O his advent into Congress, he has been the special champion of the power and dignity of the Supreme Court of the United States. Thoro has scarcely been anything which Congress has proposed to do about that court which Mr. WOODWARD has not carped at, for the principal rea son that the character and position of the judges atid thr majesty of the law was such that it wa« petty treason to doubt tho mortality of the ono or the changeability of thn other. The last appearance of Mr. WOODWARD, as guardian of tho Supreme Court, was upon the debate in reference to a imp which took place among tho opposition members of the House at ihn time when the section repealing the act which gave to the United States Supreme Court appellate power in cares of habes Corpus

was passed. The anxiety of

tiie opposiition in relation to this matter is somowhut strange. "They now insist that the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court ought to be sacrod in such cares. But it is only about year since such jurisdiction was given by Congress. Tbe O'.ver that enacts ought TJ have the pewer to repeal. So far as relates to the ohurga th»t there is a political purpose intended iu the ropeal, what odds does that make Was there not a most determined effort made in the MCAKDLE oase to use the law and the Supreme Court for a po'.itioal purpose If it is wrong to repeal a law for a political urpoie, as Mr. WOODWARD asserts, is it not quite as wrong use the law for a political purple? We do not, by this, mean to declare that the Supreme Court desired or intended to be used for the political purpose designed by tho parties who brought the MCAKDLK case before it. But such

,*ir~~w£-* jg-WT

Commercial

success in its mission, but can't see any thing Very encouruging in tie prospect.

Wfi earnestly hop« that toe ardent de gire of the people may soon be gratified in seeing an end of the indecent upocta clo of an impeache President holding daily communication with tbo body that impeaches him, and the tribunal before which he is to bs tried, receiving bills on which, they usk hia approval, and sending nominations on which hti asks theirs

Ix hae been said of lute that the Manh'tttiiu club in New York, comprising ilr. AUGUBT BELMONT and other magnates of tbo Democratic party, is talking of compromising with the greenback fever of Ibe West by reviving the old ticket and urging the nomination on the 4th of July of

PENDLETON.

MCCLELLAN

and

AM long ago as last No

vember, politicians as shrewed as EDWIN M, STANTON predicted the nomination of MCOLEM.AX

ugain.

AN exchniige speaks of Mr. DIXON, of Connecticut, HE the political barometer of the Sonatt?. IIij talk is us usifulin telling which w»y the wind is setting and when a si rm is coming as any tube from the meteor. ogUs. He i3 now telling that Mr. JOHNSON is sure to be ejected that the Senate is bound to convict, and that lie regards his own case In Connec-. ticut as doubtful. "For myself," he svys, "I have no concern at this revulsion of popular l'ooiing, but I am very sorry for poor DooLITTLE. I can get a long, but DOOLITTLE Is left flat and helpless."— Poor DOOLITTLE, indeed. Curses come home to roost again I

ii^videnitly the intention, which is not concealed, by the individuals prewfngthe case before the Supreme Court. It cannot be considered any more indecent to stop such a game than it was to attempt to play

Wo more Belay.

To-day the trial of Andrew Johnson is to commence, unless the Senate Bhall prove by granting the accused a further and needloss extension, that those who have accused members of that august body of vertebral deficiencies understood Senatorial anatomy better than those who have defended them. Not less in the interests of the accused than in behalf of the country we demand that there shall be no further delay. A speedy trial is the right of ANDREW JOHNSON and every other man accused of crime. If JOHNSON is conscious of innocence, and of his ability to make that innocence apparent, he wili not be likely to rewrt to dilatory proceedings. He will rather be anxious to hasten his acquittal. He would not willingly rest under serious imputations for a single day beyond what is absolutely necessary.

The Cincinnati Evening

Chronicle

an exceedingly well considered article on "the duty of the Senate" places this trial in that particular class of criminal cases in which the people have a right to demand that the trial be speedy, and makes tbe forcible point that ofiendera who are dangerous to society are usually, after arrest, placed in close confinement, so that their crimes cannot be repeated before a trial is had, or justice eluded by non-ap-pearance. But in the case of the ito poachment of President JOHNSON, he is neither put under arrest nor deprived of any part of the executivo power while his trial is pending. He continues tc be commander-in-chief of the army and navy, the dispenser of executive patronage, and enforcer of the laws as he understands them. In his jlea he positively asserts his right to set aside a law of Congress which he deems unconstitutional, and to suspend any executive officer he pleases to displace, even while the Senate is in session.

From this view of the subject it IB clear that tbe people have un interest iu the speediest possible trial in his case. They have aright to demand it. If tbe charges made against him by the house are well grounded, the safety of tbe nation is endangered every day by his continuance in office.

The people are most intensely in earnest about this impeachment businesi.— We have heretofore defended the Senate from what we deemed unfounded cbarge.of indifference and procrastination. May the event prove that-we were right, and the grumblers wrong. One thiag, how ever,, is certain, tbe Republican Senator who fails to be true to the country In this emergency, may as well beg the privilege to lie down with JOHNSON in that political grave to which he is hastening.

Jay Cooke and Bellows.

J£DITOB EXPRESS The

Journal

pub

lishes an imaginary tax scene, between Mr. Jay Cooke and a Mr. Bellows, wherein it attempted to be shown that Bel lows pays a larger tax on $3,950 personal property than Cooke does on #3,576, and denounces the fact as villainous. Some how I fail to see it in that light. If the editor of the

Journal

But Jay Cooke—the scene supposes— has $120,000 of Government bonds, which are personal property and subject to be taxed. Are they taxed Bellows in this scene says they are not, and thereby makes himself out a liar and an ignoramus.— Government pays interest to Jay Cooke on $120,000 nearly $10,000, on which, with his other income, he pays into the United States Treasury one thousand dollars.

Now look at this, you tax-payers and readers of the Journal,

In vain the

Senator Morton.

"Mack" the,well known gueifillaof the Oincinati Coramardal in a recent letter thus alludes to our distinguished Senator:

Very few strangers visit the Senate chamber without inquiring which of the assembled fifty-four is Governor Morton, of Iudiana. They wil be pointed to a man seated to the left of the presiding officer: a large man of about fifty, with a head thinly covered with dark hair on tho sides, but inclining to baldness on top a big, broad forehead, and a pair of large, dark eyes that may look dull and expressionless, or keen and bright, according as their owner is interested or not in what is going on around him. An indisposition of two or three years duration has taken the color out of his cheeks, but otherwise, when seated, he has the appearance of one in good health, it is only when he attempts to walk across tbe fljor that his eiiment is discoverable, and in this respect be is improving slowly, but his physician says certainly. He moves about with much lees effort, apparently then he did three month ago.

If Morton had never been a Senator, he would be remembered as the great Governor of Indiana, as long as any man coauetted in a civil capacity with the late war is remembered if he he had never been Governor of Indiana he weald already be known from the part he has taken in the debate of the Senate since his accossion to that body, as one of the ablest members of it. There is that in him which will show itself any where you put him as superior to the ordinary stuff of which latter day statesmen are made, Thera is such a deplorable similarity of unimprovable mediocrity among most of our Congresdtaen that one Is led to suspect they afo manufactured by machinery, on the division of labor principl^-a hundred heads made in one shop, a hundred bands in another, a hundred feel in another, and so on—any head will fit on any shoulder. On the same subject a ad on the same side, they may all be relied upon for nearly the same speech. But Morton is not of that kind. There 1B an individuality of thought and expression about all be says that separates him from the orowd and marks him as a man of

i'PIP StfitS

great intellectual power. His speeches, are always full of strong points, which carry conviction to the minds of his hearers, and clinch it there to stay. He can say more in ten minutes than most men will say in an hour, and say it so it will be remembered, too. His style is forcible but not flowery strong, but not brilliant. Ho has none of that cheap ambition for display in debate which consists of ornament without thought, and pomp without substance, and invariably mistakes the giare of words for tbe glitter of ideas, which has been aptly compared to the "Helen" of the sculptor Lysippus, which makes finery supply the place of beauty.

To fully appreciate bis power, you must listen to a debate in the Senate- hear his associates rise one alter another—and declaim in majestic common-place, then hear Morton thunder for about ten minutes. You'll discover at oace the difference between debate and declamation.— In every discussion in which he has yet taken part, he has shown his superiority over all his associates in the laculty of poworful condensation which presents thoughts one after another in rapid succession without the waste of a single wold. And to answer him in the style of an ordinary stump speech is only to tilt with the sword ot harUquin against the armor of Achilles. Morton is not less great as a politician than as a statesman If I were at liberty to print all I know on the subject, I could easily show how much better off the Republican party would be to-day, than it is, if it bad taken his ad vice at times during the past two years.

And Pr^ident Johnson, if he had done as Morton advised him two years ago, would in a!l probability be the Republican candidate for President, instead of being on the eve of conviction before a Republican caucus, commonly called a high court of impeachment. Morton had juBt returned from .Europe whon the Civil Kigbta Bill was presented to the President. He heard in New York of the likelihood or a veto, and came on here in great haste to advise tbe President to reconsider his determination and sign the bill. I met him while he was here, and he predicted in the result of tbe veto precisely what has hap^ned—a rupture between Congress and tbe President, in which the latter would certainly bo pushed to the wall.

MB. MATTHEW BIDIKLL, oi Glasgow, Scotland, writes, ''I have found Palmer's Lotion more useful than anything I have tried for a bad eruption I have had on the face for the last nine months—would you therefore sond me two one dollar bottlos, addressed to Queen's Hotel, Toron to, C. W. [dwlw

VOLUPTUARIES in perfume, your desire is gratified: the "FLOR DE MAYO," of PHALON

HAS Nature an antidote for acquired liiseasta? Tbe PLANTATION BITTERS, prepared by Dr. Drake, of New York bave no doubt benefitted and cured mora persons of Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Sinking Weakness, General Debility, and Mental Despondency, than any other article in existence. They are composed of the purest roots ana herbs, carefully propared to be taken as a tonic and gentle stimulant They are adapted to any ago or condition of life, and are extensively popular with mothers and persons of sedentary habits

MAGNOLIA WATER.—Adelightful

1000

has more personable

property than I have, I know of no law or principle that exempts him from paying a little more tax than I do.

and don't believe

all statements put forth, with no other motive, but to deceive and mislead you, and prejudice you against your own good government.

Journal

nal

YARDS

White Marseilles and Piques

At50,6ff,754cS5c.

BBiLUAps, }one Third Lower!

JACONETS,

•. •. 4 I

strives to make

you love tbe defunct Confederate Govern ment and hate the one represented by the Stars and Stripei. You ask of the

Jour

to give you truth, and it give? you falsehood to give you true representation of the doings of Congress, and it gives you misrepresentation and distortion. Tho imaginary scene between Jay Cooke and a Mr. Bellows in the

Journal

is a fair

illustration of what I here allege. P.

French Percales

A8D v*

BRILLIAI T8

BEAVTIEVLDESI0N8!

Sprluff ShawliI

PAISLEY BROCHE

Square Shawls.

SPRING SACQUES

AJtD SACKUTHS.

Marseilles Counterpanes.

W 85.00QD1LT3 for $3.00.

ear

sis.oo QUTLTS far $8.00. $8.00 QUILTS for $5.00,

F1UDKKU LINIM LAWNS

AND

S I I N S

I®* Laok*ui our Linen Lawns, rercahn, Brilliants, and Colored IHques.

EDSALL & CO.

PLUMBING.

BTJCKELL being a practical VLCMBKR, and AT

tbo

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

BOOK

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Wo employ no general Agents end offer extra

pages,and is tbe

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AMAfKUtt CULTIVATOR'S GUIDE

KITCHEN AND FLOWER GARDEN, NOW BKADY.

DESCRIPTIVE WO UK of U0 pages, fully illustrated with a beautiful colored ate NULL 10engravlngs,containing a list of over 2 500 varieties of Flower and Vegetab'e Seeds also, 160 varieties of tbe choicest Vreneh Hybrid QI»dioluo. All the Novelties, both of the Flower and Vegetable,for 1468, will will bo found described in tbe above work. Tastefnliy bound in clotb, colored plates, post-paid, 5J in paper covers, post-paid, 25

CMits.

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is beautifully

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discusnifin

& SON, is the most exquisite ex

tract ever distilled. The beautiful flower from which it takes its nnmo is tho mn3t fragrant floral produt of the Western hemisnhere. Sold by all druggists.

DRY GOODS.

3STE"W YOBK.

(Spring Importations,

1808.

AKTEsWAB PRICES!

We are now recleving and opening our Spring Iraportations

pie.

reqneat

of MUJ (Hand*

HOG* to snnoaBce that lie ii now prepared to exe cote all orderi In th««fcor« bnalaeai,,INconnection ith BU House Palntlag and draining.

SHOP-On Cherry Street, between 3D and 4th

BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS,

fitted op on the most approved principles, L&epairlng promptly mttendM to. eepS I

and Auction Purchases of BRIT

ISH and FTTENCH BltESJt GOOltS, which wo shall be pleased to show to buyers. We will make it to the interest of both Jobbers and Ketailers»to examine them.

We are also opening our Importations of LINEN WHITE GOODS AND HOaiKBY, many articles of which are as low as at ant time previous to the War.

In addition to the above,

our stocks of

Ao.,and

also

O E S I S ASP PRINTS, Full Lines and Low Prices. LATHROP, LUDINQTON & CO., 836, 388, S30 Broadway, N. T.

O THE WOKBXH6 CLASS.—Farmers MT-chauios, Ladies, and

NEWAOVEI

Bid).—

lff-

ducemente to Agenta dealing with se. £eui for deeciiptire dircalar*, and eee our term. J. B. BURR & CO., Publiahere,Hartford, Ct.

AFLKIM WANTED FOB

THE BLUE COATS, And

taw ifcey

Lwtd, Fought and Died fir the Unicn,

with ticenee AND incident!in the Great Bebelli»II. It contains over 100 fine Engravings

and 500

ijuciwi and cheapest war 300K

published. Priceonlj $2,50. The public are cautioned against infrrior works •rltb a similar title. See that the book you buy contains orrr 100 fine Engravings and S10 pages. Address,JONB3, BROTHERS CO., Cincinnati, Obio Chicago,111.,or St.Louis, Mo.

A GENTS WASTED A Book,entitled A PI0TDHE OF THB

Address WASHBURN

A CO., Horticultural Halt, goston, Mass. RJMY THE BEST I—In order to introduce

MOORE'S RVRAL NEW-YORKER, (the Great National Hural, Literary and Family Wetkly) totbegereral

nutico nnd support iu eve

ry section of tbe U. 8. and Canada, tiie Thirteen Numbers of this Quarter will be seut, on trial, for OKIY FIFTY CENTS I Tiie numbers wilt contain more and better Beadiug, Illustrations, AC than the whole year

many a Monthly costing

SI to $3. The BT RXT was greatly .Enlarged an Improved In

Jannary, and is now by

the Beit and most Complete (as it has long been the Leading aud Largest Circulating)Journal of its class on tbe Cont-nent. It employs the Best Talent,(having able Corresponding Editors ami Contributors in the East and West, North aud

Fiot'ly Illustrated

and adapted to every Family of taste, in both Town and Country. Full price, 83,UO —Trial Trip ouly Fifty Cents. Address

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THE RADICAL. Published Monthly, by

AOAMS & Co.,

Boiton, Slau.

71CBNISHES a medium for the freest EXPRESSION of thought on the questions that interest earnestmitios

In every community. Not bavin*

toounsult denominational or party interests,it can consistently enforce tho lessons of intelU

al freed»m and selMepencjance. Confiding more in the natural force of ideiri or the progress and melioration of society, than ia THO

guod ofilies of

the bent-dispeiicd INSTITUTION* iu the Spirit of Liberty steadily burning in

tOo

s.ul of man,

rather that in tho wisest prescriptions of political oroccles.aatical art

are ambitious, by MIX

of ideas and principles, to fortify indi

viduals

their

list of Spiritual Laws,

an unwavering

ami in

rolianoo

on the protections of LIE^

roic charatcter. TEBMS, GUN year, in advance.-*' Club rates:—2 copies $6,5j

ies $0

copies $13, 12 cop

atcopins,840.

Specimens Numbers sent

to any address ior 30

ct-,

CAL,"

Addrtss "TUP BAPR

Locit-boJC

132, Boston,

JT»a.

NOM AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO,, THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, Via Panama or Nicaragua.

SAILING FBOM NEW YOBK

March 5th and 25th April 15th May 5th and 25in. With New steamships of the First Class. PASSA6B LOWKLL THAN BI ANY OTHER UNK.

For further information address the undersigned at 177 WEST Street,New

fork,

everybody.

I am

now prepared furnish you with constant em ploy ment at your h^moa—the whole of your time or In your spare moments. Business new, light, and profitable. 50 cts. to $6 per evening sen!y earned by persona of either sex,and the boys and girli N arly as much as men. Great inducements offered those who fill devote their whole time to the boflinets. and, that every person who sees tnis notice may send their address and test the business for theuiselvoa,I make the following UN paralleled offer To all who are not well satis' fled with tbe usiness,I

will send 81 to pay

the trouble of writing. Full particulars, direc tions,Ac., tent free. Samples sent by mall 10 ots. Address E. O.ALLEN, Augusta, Maine

Plastic Slate! Plastic Slate! A Becontfruction ofPu'verizcd Slate Bool.

A VI N»completed our arrangements there -MM. for, we will now lease a large part of THE STATE OF OH IO, a part of

THE NT ATE OFIJL1.INOIS, and allof THE NT ATE OF WISCONSIN by soun'les,ON tbe usual terms. Some good ter tltory alio in the ftoutb TO lease. PLASTIC SLATE BOOFING J. S. CO., 167 Broadway, New York.

CHAHBE KLAIN'8 COMBINATION

Square Plumb, Level & Bevel!

TIL- greatest invention of the »ge, and one that

every Mechanic,

P9VCOHANCYmay

aOictions

COLBURN'8 PATENT.

fried and not foimd Wanting. We claim it will cut Twenty-five(2S) per cent,morecord wood per day than any other Axe made.

If OTEI & ti* MU.VSl'J -**-(J IDETI) THE FLOWLCB AND VEUXTABL& GARDEN, for 1868,

lurgb, L'».

for a

TH* DESO

now ready. Con-

talning 110 pagee^Htustrated with 80 engravings oi flowers aud novelties,with full description*of nearly IS,600 Varieties of Flower and Vegetable Seeds accompanied with complete practical DT* Tactions tor ttie cn'tlvailOB-and tobafmeat, A colored plato Mailed free to all applicants on the toceipt of 25 cts. Address HOYEY & CO, 63 North Matltet »t., Bo»totttWs«s •aarASTED—To Ststlte aa Arrange. «W M«nt with A live man in every County, wbo wTJbee to make money, and can give gSKxi references. No capital required. Will sell» business now paying $1,60J perjumk and rely on profits for my pay. Addrea J. C.

L^TA" W DT GBLAT DISTRIBUTION DT TBK

METROPOLITAN mi €0.

Every Ticket Draws a Prize,

6 Cash Gift*. 6 ... 10

man,iliohs-A.,

O. ft. HAUKlNtiTON. AGENT.

aar ANTED.—TRAVELING AGENTS, to sell WW

ware

toilet

article—superior to Cologne and at half the prico. 25deodw2w.

article needed 1H overt family. Hard

and Groceiy Stores will buy

them. Address

with stamp,B0UBNE, DAMON & KNOWLSS, Cleveland, Ohio.

ing many valuable PRIZES. We have examined their manner ot deiog business, and know them to be a fair-dealing firm. Their plan is more sat-

laftctory

than 'PI esentation Festivals,' as they

draw every day

eitmpia "IIIT

CO UN TV

A If TED—IN EVER!

in tho

United States, A GOOD MAN to sell by sam

Workman and Farmer in theland

wili buy. Send address, with name, State, County and Post-Office,plainly writton, and we will send circulars and TERMS.

W. S. BATOHELDEB 4 CO., Pittsburg,Pa.

or Soul-Cliarmlng.

How either sex fascinate and gain

sent by mall for OS c«nts,or

tue

of auy one they choose,instantly also

secure prosperity

love or busines). Every one

canacqnire this singular power. TTIS queer,ex citing book has been published by us ton years, the sale of which has been enormous,and is the only book of the kind in the Kngl

language,

five for one dollar,

together with a gnide to the unmarried. Addre-s T. WILLIAM & CO., Book Publishers, Phlla delphia.

MCKSWOBT, Dec. 19, 1867.

MISSBS. LIPPWCOTT

A Co.

Sua:—I have fully tried your Patent Axe and fiad that it is

ail that you claim for H. It will

chop foster than any other Axe that I «v«r saw, and leaves the wood without sticking at all. 1 woald not chop three days wtthontonofor the cost. I neet net say any more,for any man that tilea ouo will be satiafied. WM. K.KE3.

ft A UTIil\T The Axe and the Label are VAU I IWil »^™both patented. Infringers on these patents wili be praseouted accoidicg to law. Venders cr dealers, and persona using any infringement, tr« liable wit'.i the maker of the infringement.'14'

w-.v,

.• I

For Sale by all Dealers and tbe Btannfaetnrera, LIFPINCOTT & BAKE WELL (Succxaaoss TO LIPPWCOTT

aud the subscriber need not

pay for the PRIZES urawn unless suited."—Journal,

i'eb. Hlh,

1808.

"The GLIT Establishment of QABPSB, WILSON A

Co.at

17D Broadway, isdaily drawing crowds of visiiois to witness

tue

drawing piocess. The in

vestment is bat 25 cents for a CUAUCI, and the prize

drawisratlsfa

tory, if immediately

30^4,18FI3.

Liberal inducements to

JJAIRD & CBUFT,

XILTp&Pltlp-

WANTED, AGENT8.-|2ttO p«r WW Month, the year round, or a certainty ef 850)

to &&0

rca

Motretf to tho»e having a

small uaptai. We guarantee the above monthly sal »ry to goed active agent a.at their own honira. Kvery Agetit, Farmer,Gardner,Planter and Fruit Grower. North and South,shodld aend at once for particulars.. Pieass call on- or addreas.'J, AUKAUN A CO.. 63 Second at.,Baltimore,Md,

drawn,with

out choice,and delivered at our office, or sent by mail to any address The prize named upon it will be doiivered to the ticket-bolder ou payment of one dollar. Prizes will DO

ately sent to any address, as requested, b) express or return mail..

Yon

trill

knowjwiiat your Prixe is

before you pay TOR it. Any prize maybeexchanged lor another of the Bume

X-,

Walwoitb,Trenton, N.

J., $126 Tboinas Barrows,

Clay-Bt./Baltimore,

iewiiig Mucbiur, $75 S. T. Alderman, SJ Mainst., Builalo,$100 Dnragb, N. Bedford, Mass., Gold Watcb, $275 MISS M..&CIHT, Ninth San S. ni-it.,Phila.,Gold Watch, $1^0 3. T. Zimmer

Brooklyn, 8500", W. Rowers, De

troit, Gold Watcb,$&>0..Mrs. M. Fuller,Hartford, Conn., oilver Set, $15O A. Scherley, Louisville,

Ky,, I)iam id

Bint $-00 G. T, Mason,40 Broad,

»,t., N. Y., 5510 Mrs. A. Melrose. Sixth Ave.near 30tli-et., Piano,$500. MST LL'O publish uo names without permission.

OPINIONS OF THE PKiSSS.-"Muslcal Festivals' several times postponed, compelling purchasersof tickets to wait for months for the distribution,LIAS impaired public confidence such afinirs. Theonly'fair system'of distributing is theold and pdpuiarone of Sealed Tickets, slating the prize, which wiil be delivered immediately on payment.01

deliv

ERE'! ior one dollar. A rriend of ours, last week, drew A85UJ prizs whfch Jbe promptly received."—

Thn**, Vto.

All

we invite

attention

CLOTHS, NOTIONS, OABPKTS,

AMENTA. Satisfaction

guaranteed. Every

Package of Sealed

Envelopes contains one Casta Gift. W Six tickets lor One Dollar 18 for Two Dollirs 35

for Five Dollars 111 for Fifteen

Dollars.

letters should bu addressed to Harper, Wilson A Co., 17S Broadway,W.*

Agents Wanted.",,*. ,q

WETFKWMABSUCNXE

want Brut-class Agents to introduce our SEW1X6 MACHINES. Extraordinary iuuncomenta to good salesmen.— Further particulars aud Sample work furnished on application to W.G.WILSON A CO., Cleveland, Ohio Boiton, Mass. or St. Louis, Mo,

THE CELEBRATED

"JBSTJEY" OJBOA HTf WITH 'II 'LITI

VOX HUMANA STOP.

PAKKKK A CO

Pronounoed by all who have heard it the most na tural and beautiful imitation of the HUMAN VOLLE ever yet introduced. J. E3TEV A CO., Brattleboro, Vt., the original

iqventora

and

Manuiac4urers. 417 Broome St., New York 205 North 4th street,St. Louis, Mo. 18 North 7th St.,Phila. 115 Uandolph St.,Chicago.

KhVOLUTIOiK IN TRADE!

Greater inducements than ever before offered to persons getting up clubs in onr

ONi: HOLLAR SALE Feud for Klew SPRING Circular,

til aiid

ton.Mans

66 Federal St., Bos

WATCH FREE.—AGENTS WANTED

to sell an article used

watch

lroe

by everybody,

to every new Agent. Send 25 cents

ler

circulars. BARKER MANUFACTU

RING CO., 314 North Third Street St.Louis, Mo.

A E 0 1 1 6

And wiil pieaeut to any person sending us a club

iu our Great

OAE DOLLAR SALE oi DRY AND FANCY GOODS,

ful adviser to the married

Co.) I

BoU owntri ef On Patent*, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Watob, Piece of Sheeting,Silk Dress Palters,AC.J

Free of Cost! Cataltfguo of Goods and Simple sent to any address raEE.

Allen, Bawes & Co., 15 Federal St.,Boston,Mass, P.O.Box O.

Wholesale Dualors in Frecch,Gorman and Eng liib Dry and Fancy Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums,-Leather tio^ds, Ao...,.,

TJ,

A PHYSIOLOGICAL Yiew ofMAKBIAGR TBI CASAPCST BOOK BVCB PDBLIBBCD, ContaiBlng nearly Three Hundred Pages

And 130 Fine Plattt

and Engravings of the

Anatomy of the Human Orgaus in

a stat

and those contemplat

ing marriage, who entertain doubts of tbeir physical condition: Sent free of postage to auy address,on receipt of

oent*

in stamps or postal

currency,by addressing DB, LA CBOIX, No. 31 Maiden Lane, Albany,N.Y. The aatbor may be consulted upon any of the dlseaeea upon which his book treats, either personally or by mail.— Medicines sent to any part of the world.

OXE DOLLAR EACH.

WFancyCotton'-Ac.,,AoDress

KBS Cloth Pattorns, Pant Patterns/8ewing Machines, Watchea, Dry and Goods, Sand TEN «otg for Patent Pen Fouutaic, with slip deacribing an article,in our dollar

Bale.

Any person,(male or female,) can aetid in a club of from 30 to 1,000, at same rate (40

each), and get a premium for ao doing. SINS

REQISTEKZO

LETTERS. Sample* mailed free to any

address. 'EASTMAN ft KENDALL, 63 Hanover St., Boaton, Mass.'

HABBKBT.

IOWA

J. K. MKBSB

REAL BSTAT® AGENCY. FARMS, WILD LANDS, And City Property'of every deaerlpiton, for-Bale.

An experience of fifteen yoara enable AA to insure aatisfactUitl in every riapai tment of bualnees relating to a general Beal Estate Agency.

HARBERT ft MARSH, 54 WALNUT BTBXXT, a27dwiy Dea Moine»,lowa.

Attorney* at Lair, _-rVo. Main Btraet, np atalra. feblSdtf

Wm. E. HoLEAN,

—A*B—

GENERAL OOLL^btiif^ AGENT, Terr© Haute, Ind. OFTICA.—IH.

RHJ»

.....Each*10,000 6,000 1,000 -F—- S00

OO lUegant Boaewood Piauys...bath $300 tp T500 3 Meloaobus 75 to 160 1(0 SswiagM«chinS CO to 175 2 H) Musical Boxes 25 to 2U0 300 Hue Gold Watches 75 to 300 760 Fine Silver Watches 30 to to JFINEO 1 Paintings,. Framed JCngravings, Silver War PHOTOGRAPH

AibUiqs, and A largo

KshlilWi."• D«c6dly

ur.MDZST. I. O. UNM MUZZY ft 8AFFELL,

ATTORNEYS AT

finenl

bUk Agofa

OFFICM-lfeKeen'a Block, ap MM, Mow MseOaicHall. jalMvt

PHYSICIANS.

B. JONES, IC. i),, A HTMMRAIUAT, OITICB 4NS Baainasct—Buatin House! Calls promptly attended day or night. Patients received in reception room. Partlcular atteattoo paid to diasaats of taaltf aad thOdraa.' It te my intenllon tomake thiscily a peraiaDaBt T«aidence.

A. AitSATJD.

LOO 60

DBJL'

assort

ment of Fine Gold Jewelry,in ail valued at

1,000,000 130J-.LXitS.

A €lmnee to Draw any of the ABOVE Priaea Purchaalag a sealed Ticket Cor 85 CfcnIB—Xicaets describing each Priae are te&ledin Kuvolopes and thoroughly mixed..On receipt of

Socis.

a SCALE 1 Ticket will

JQB. C. O. LINCOLN,

tmmedi

value. NO

Blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.

REFEHEAFCES.—The following persons have LATELY drawn Valuable Priz from this Com pai.y. and kindly permitted the use of their us.es:

S. T. Wilkius, 374 Sixth Ave., N.

81000 Mrs.

K. Sluarr,TONel«on Piaco, N. V., $500 Miss P. Mouroo,Uiiicflgo, 111., Piano valued at $100 W. Curtis,New ilavuN, Gold Watch, $200 itobert Jackson,Dubuque, SEEING Machine,$100 Philip ItlcCarty, LouU,

ivy.,

8500 Jas. Bogers, Wash

ington,1. I '., Musical Box, $150 0. Warren, 4J I4CH N. V., Piono,$500: S.T.Ferris, New Orleans, Gold

Watcb, 8250 W.

T. la tier, Atlan

ta,G»., 8500 B. A. Patterson, Nashville, Tetu., Mtdodeou, $155 E. Dayton, ilfobile, Ala., 1)1-

aiiiOndXIlustor itiug, $110 S. Strong,

Burlington,

Vt.., $100 A. T. Atkins, Springtield, 111., Diamond Pin, §2-0 MIS. B.

Orric«-i-Ooraa^iof Main aud Fifth StreMa, over tbe National MATE Bank. ,•

,.R.

UESIDXXCB—Cheetnat St

-V 25

pATCHERTy,

i-' Phyilclaa Mid Raiycea, TKBRK HAUTK,, 1NU. Will attend promptly (A ALI prefeealiiaal calla I41 the city atid eouniry.

OrrioK—Northweat

The' Oldeat Established Dentist In Xerre Haute, OrriOa—On SUtth SMaat, betsreea Main and Ohio, one door south of National Honee.

Hacing had npwards ECEIGHTEEN jears'«xpe rieuce IA Dentistry, he LA ooafident that he can give satlslaetloh in ail cabaa. [JYMINY

RICIAfiDSON|M.

N I S

suoouaoa TO DM. S. a.eauu,

OJFIOK—Oa,Ohio,between 34 ana 4th Stmt. apI5dtf tJiBBI-HAUTK. IND.

HOTELS.

gOSTIN HOUSE. ^L,

KLISHA ADAM80N 41D. A. CONOTIB, Frop'rt. Southeaat Corner Public Square,

TEEUI HAUTK

L. i. S.

tho one dollar. This is the plan

OFHABPKB, WILSON A Co., 173 Broadway, the most atiaciiveplaoeof

the

kimi

now in operation

liny are doing tiie largest business and deserve their success. YOU cannot draw a $100,000 farm the e, but have a REASONABLE chance for a good prize, as we know many that have drawn,and tho firm is reliable."—l/ailty

Xewt, Jan. Hd.

"Tne Metr.politan

Gift Company

•i AW

QTBWART HOUSE: KJ NOKTBWKST COB.

EQTLIBB,:

POBLIO" OBLIO

............'INDIANA

B. HUfiHEM Proprietar.

W The Street Cars run 'past thia'Foaie 'ev* ery fifteen minutes, from 6 o'clock T. N., till 12 r. M. ahf

JACOB BCTS. QIO.O. BUT NATIONAL HOUSE, Coa.SIXTH

MAIS

STBBBT,

TERBE HAUTE, IND:

JACOB BCTK BOK:, ..pmpBinoB8i

This House baa Uen thoroughly Mfnraisbe I. my 23dwly

pLAEK HOUSE. KJ OOBNEB or rrasr AND OH

W B. OBIPPITH PRWTTETOR

Office of Marahall, Monteauma

aqd Paleatine

Hack Linea. FreeBnsa to and from all Trains. nov23dtf

I«

tie.'

IJIEEKE HAUTE HOUSE,

OUUTEB XALLI AMD FLFTVSHTB FTEUFL, erre Haute, Indiana*!

This Hotel has recently beea refitted,and pot la first-class order,offering accommodations ansar paaaed in the State. MI

SIBLEY TVBJIKB. I

UNDERTAKERS.

A A A

UNDEJEITAKEK

la prepared to execute) Jordan la his Una wi neatneas and diapatch rner of thlr4 aad OhaMf treeta, Terra Haate, Indiana. JaaSO-6-dwtf

WAKBEN'S IMPEOYED ROOFING. We are prepared to pat.tei this Boot, aad war rant it for five years. Thia ia tha beat and cheap* eet Boof in nae, and fire-proof. Call on

Prairie City

CLIFT WILLIAMS,

Plaaing Mills, ceraer of tth taid

Mulberry Streets. Ja8dtl

HOWARD WANNING,

Carriage Painting, GLAZING, PAPEB-HAMUIO, S Mixed paints, of every deeeriptioa, Yaralahes, Putty, Ac., always on hand, H« for aalo on the moat reasonable tarns. Give me a call. Shop Oherrvet, strebetween Sd and ith. otMlj

i^WSft-Ota

Choice Teas!

:JinW .iM iM ii» sfliaf/u 7i

.i.HJ :/TR

TUST RECEIVED i-.t

Health and Disease,with a treatise on Early Errors, Its Deplorable Consequences upon the Mind ana Body, with tbe Author's Plan of Treatment— the only rational and successful mode of Cnre, as Shown by tbe report of cases treated. A truth

-WYTAT »ni

t.""•&>) BV irHW

.-JI W^IU-ID

uit-fH hie*

SY.RI

.iK

jantr.iu T«T knitt:wTionMm

JOSEPH STRONO GBdCEB, .twisuiH

niitit 4

]¥o 190 Main Street!

r.j !WnW.» .ItoqB vA -i's.v-: i'.iutr- -siitM qw 'fto! I? tisrfj »i -V'A'is -rt j-yVI i\

rt,-

ALWAYS ON SAND a LARGE ASSORTMENT of •UioiiZ -t^tu

IO #FIO

sum

J* :i

.TI

C-lU

»|1.W J0:»

ILEJS

FINE fiROCEBIKS

eta.for

Of JEvery Description* sold at Wholesale or Retail}

p..'

atV

ii..I'tt.r..r

?yi

-1 „rl

MONUMENTAL.

Ufhmtftfki

aay known material. Its chief constituents are the same aa Cleopatra's Needle, aad roaspeyl Pillar, at Alexandria, •gTtt| whiok sNM re mala saAapa*«4 hy

BATASB8 Of OKHTIIBM.

The superior beaatf and daraWlity of thia Serial is causing demand for it i» States, where it Is being adopted c\aasee in preforenoe to the Italia*

Marbie.

A Bporlmnn ol thli fliinlti b# Adams Izpreas Oflca. Orders

and

inquiries will meet wtthMOMt St-

ntios. Addrsas, JAMB wIMOW, p^b Box W,

Terra Baits, lad.

IUFACTURM§.

HOlM

IZE FACTUBX8.

ISIISMW hand A laa stock ot Sash Y.#Bllwde,of Mir owB waaaiailws, A will sell at a very amaU advaace on E ML.

We Warrant

Poor*.

Worl|

BE LUPTRIOR to «ajr ivw BEFORE OFFERED in this •SRKHS

aa we warrant all oar work.

We also keep on hand, and manafactnre to or- *, Wiadow and Door Frames, Mouldings and

OLirT

fciM

wiisisiAMs.

^PBAlW^O^T* ft/AMliiQ MILLS.

Drag FrtsrriptioB Store. sroqePt tmtfA oi •.

...••

CHAN&Er

*1 -.V,. I.' ',«

Drugs,9 Dye Stmflti, Oils, J?aint»p Fancy Goods,

between titb and 7th.

mllly] TCBBB HAUTC. IND

corner of Foarth and LLTLT

atreeta,(over.OooAasaa'a Clotbiag S|«re.)• "B«el denoe Ne.6A North Fourth Street. ADCMT,

DENTISTRY.

ft cSSc.

LIS T'L RFOI*NJ sn I -,I. IN*

G^k

(Successor to »ACTH SMITH,) -1 :. Ma^n Street, bet 8tb,

ajid

9th,

CCALBK IK

Chemicals,

Of Every

Patent Medicines Gkus Lamps, Toilet Articles,, Description.

PRSsbiKIPTio'ib carefully co^u^W Will hours, day or night. .. I7dtf •'iV :!i)

X«R- CA

FIRST PREMIUM Jku FIRST PREMIUM Of a stiver MediA iras AWAXSCD ro

RABBETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE 1A Mr By the r«. n. Siate Agricnltund Society, at^^ its^'str, hoiden In Naaiuia, Sept. 1W6,

IASIITT'13

Vegetable Hair Restoraii?e

Bnlorc* Cray Hair te its Natorat Color promote# the growth of the Hair chahgei the a^ root, to their original organic ac6on crmdicate Dandruff and flumorsi prevents ^^B TA Uair fallhif out: is a superior Dressinx. fLJ

It contains no tnjtnious ing»edtent», A »ml the most Dapular and nli- A ^fvk aUe artlele tBrenghoot the

East, West, North, and

JEW South.

'%q

IndiaiiB.

XERRE HAUTE,

FBES OMN1BDJ 10 AMD

ttLOU All.

TRUNI.

wo*\

J. II. BARRETT & CO., Proprietor!, MAMCUFSTEB, N. U. TML". fiOBU gauu, uaicago, QeaeralKorth-Weet-rn Agents. jr. & H. A. DAVIS,A«enta for Terre Haate. lad. novlldwSm

-OMGA

10 STUET*. HW

Terre Haute,

1868.

are distribu-

stii

Indiana*

COLGATE ft C0*8

FrsMtnuatToilet Soaps luw prepared 6JR illed Vortaaea, from tbe BEST MATERIALS, id are known as the

STANDARD

by Dealers dfc Custom 'en, MM everywheer 24dw ly

sbem

"The Pen ia Itigfctior than tha Sword UI,

DO NOT WEAR OTJT* jim

A Single One will Last a Lifetime.

THEIE TTSBJ *:'I

THELAB0K 0V WMTIHQ IB Grcater Uniformity is Obtained. Ease,Elegance andBtauty acquired.

EC0X0I1, PLEASURE ASD PB0F1ICOKSBWED.

Tbe Best, Cheapest and most Durable In atruments for Writing ever naed.,

SENT BY MAIL SAFELY.

..«UOM

**$,**. I*it,}

.• R.^-

~rr: .• i---

OaaaadyqawUlflndPsoswTsstly ailapteii to TOST haad aadstjia at

initios,or sndoae stamp

A ''nnnwAW A MOMlVjl,

-,HNN

a MUDS! LAS* wmw TOtBX.

DOCVOB WHITTIER,

**OITLA"BLT BfetD PHTSIUIAN, aa hl Diploma which hangs in his oSoe will show, has made

Okronit Dimatm Jbe

sAxSy

of hit lift,

anl

bas a Onloa-wtde repotatioa, having been long» loeattd

is St. Loou than any. other .Chronic Diseasi PhysMaft.

Much of his practice has beea of a private na tare. fifcpMMt, Qoworrtas.Phsf, Strietm,

ssry iNnssss, teJWUe

all Ori

Jfereurfai

Throat, BUm or Bomm

Af*M»m of tit.

OreUMs,

Htrnia or Rupturt

alao, tha afreets of a Solitary Habit, ruinous Body and Kind, producing blotches, debility, im potency. diszlness,dimness of sight, eoafuaion or aleaa, evil forebodiaa, aversion to society, lotf o) sumory, wssknsss, to., sot all these in aaj om oase.but all occurring frequently In various cases *•"Accommodations ample: chargee moderate earsa gaarauteed. OonsulUtiona by letur or a' offlce, free. Mast oases can be praperly treate ty Menstruation and Pregnanoy, So. without an interview, ami medloinee, secure fron observation, sent by mall or express: No hln Iraaoe to business in moat oases.

Addrls* Box 3092, St. Louis, Mo. Hours—4 A. M. te 8 P. M. Oflce permaaentli located at No.617 St.Charles Street.between SixU and Seventh,oae Square Sonth orLlndell Hotel, retired root in the oentre of the city.

Oonsoltatioa rocMi, and rooius for the weoni modatiou of shch patients as reonire daily pereoi Uattentlea.

EVCBYBODY ...

Can get, In a sealed letter envelope,my Theory Symptoms andTieatment of Wervdus,Urinary ai jexnalDiseases,clearly dellneating all the dieeaee oonditlons, with lull Symptom Lists, for tw three-cent postage stamps to prepay postage.Circular for Ladies,relating to Diseases of Paber aprBdawly.

COAL aoM

TOi

OROYER, UALM IV

WOOD AND COAL?

The undersigned la now delivering the super! or Goal of the Pioneer Ooal Hlalng Company, at OarrysviIle, and reepeetfaily,solicits an examination and trial. It will be fosad equal So tho Brasll Ooal, and is furnished at mnch less rates I Would refbr censumAsto B. L.niompsbn, Ksq.. who is nslng W at his Mill and Basidense. Orders left ot Ira Ororsr's Stove Store, Third Street aorth ojTMaia, wl receive prompt attantion.

July 17, dtf (IBOVKB,

pOAL I COAL I

V7 Kfiooi *nia«i ?ji The Beet ia the Gheapeatl B. B. HKJt&IIi is aowDresarad to famish the beet Braail and HighlauuOoal, also the Lehigh and Anthracite Ooal, If ordered. Orders left at Ha Keen's Store, 107 Main .St., or Hartaook A Ban alsMr's, will receive prompt attention. aSdtf

COAL! COAL!! TOHN McFARLANB IS NOW furnlshlatr the best quality of Bivar Ooa seven eel oa a wider scree a than aay other Dealer Is using, and at the very loweet rates.

Orders left at tHi County Scalee, inilmaBiaa'e OroC*r*,.on Main amt, ami goor O. 0. Smith Co. a JH«'* etore, will reoeiv. prompt attention. Leave orders with Qos. Arnold, dt the Poet 0«ce. Jy24dtf

T-

rpHJS UNDERSIGNED ls Agent A for tha CELEBRATED SCOTCH GRANITE Mommairrs. This material Is AwerMaNa. It Is Ike MS Blmmil imd lae

I A O

la aow eamlylas tha beet quality of River Ce«l at the market ratal. Orders left at. Chamber*' Orooery Store, southwest oorner of^the PaUie Saaare. will reoeise wompnattentioa. (siiv

JOHSf jr. BBlZ,

Karlj'* llock, Jo. 60

Mala

Street

Terre Haute, Indiana, '••PMtAillT recoKBMBdshls woll eel set.

XL ed stock of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plaid. 1 SnSajra, Blankete, OMarlets, aad Waolsn EuitMsVTarMtiof 4Mrsqt kinda Bains fbliy sn. abted to warraot tka, prat aaallty eflaeee Goods I Boat respectfully iavite Ladles and Oentlemen to call aad inspect them. Wool taken la exehaaed far Goods, aad the highest Market rates paid,

MTFUWTF

LAND ACENCY.

lr M. HtCKOOXr «. D. SCOTT. 0X0. c.

hiokooxh

& /ao.a

MAh ItlKMrr Hag

No. S4 "Ohlo Stroe i?«

COHViffancetng Xkirefully Done

Abe tracts of Title furniahed, Loans ne gofiated and Money invested.

1 1 it jr

FOR MAlsK.

n«

»aT

*M«D

Deeirable-reeldeaee-—• Sooth Markot Street.— Over 3 acree of ground, well set. with fruit anil shfuhbery. Price, (7,000 terms fivorable,'

New frame hoosef aud lot, 90iMu feet, on Strawberry Hill. Very cheap.

Twe lots in Dean's Addition, vety cheap,

•rr

five

aiorror RURSU'J OA'-IIM

MOeMw^siUw tastf ka««o ihv 'ttlitsab},, farm," all fenced, w.ll tuipruod good nitadew woods pasture aad line, timber. A. flrst-elasi?

farn,"ni

.iaansi-tefej tn^Jj•tif'id

tsbac Jyxmoo

SO Building Lots, adJoinluiE the^ctty, nortbeaAil —good sias low price and fav .lahie larms.

House and lot, ou 1st street, north of Clark House—6 rooMs, cietera, large etatila, to. ftlW 91,'200. Terms easy.

Mortgage and Notee —at a big dtococnt

Forty arres uiitre eontheaet of tewn—2» acree in cu itivatlen, balance line tlmbur. Ter cheap.

Beal £»tdte Column «WJ OT '.HaB'tfjwaal. *tU

Jo .Jfitmad

HENDRICH & LANGE,'«

Office over First National Baui., d. K. Cjruer ol FonrtlMnd Main StreevJ. '1'"'

Terre Haute* Ind.

JTIRF# «TW FEIIAD

_M ... Abstracts of title furnished, Loans ne« goti&ted, aud Money invested. i*

OI J«L FOR SALE.

S.-.-AT

CITY PBOPBBTY.

Torty Lots In i.luton'a AJJition to Tern Haute House and ipt, east OMo etreet, f{ House and lot, in McMurrain's Addititlon, House and lot In Sibley's addition ou Sth street, House and lot in Rese's addition on Sth street, House and lot on Poplar, between Sth and 7th streets,

House and lot on North 6tb, between ihesnu't and Linton streets. Two business Houses on ia str e. ..

COUNTY PBOPKBTt.

Farm ef 89 acres in Honey Crek Township, 173 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres below tho Boiling Mill, wets side canal.

JahfflJU

'FOUNDRIES.

F«

-LTFTSL

VIGO FOUNDRY,,

AND

MACHINE^ SHOP!

Notice of Co-Partiiership.

UMft«rslgBed h*To formed Oo-fir«Mtihip in the above works nader the name aud style ot

SEATU, HAOEK «fc CO. Steam Engines,Mill Gearing. Machinery of every description, and all kinds of Iron and Bras Castings, made to order, at these Works, situated near the Terre Haute A Indianapolis, and ilio Kvansville A Crhwfordeviile Bailroad Depots. •W Bepairlng promptly attended to. ORO'KRS SOLICITED

A3. SKATH.

f5'f'r J.

B.UAiaSftjf

anl7dwHm IL BKACH.

T. H. HO'ELrKlaa. B. I DKBOLCB. J. BABNABD.

PHCEJIIX FOIJWDRT AND-—

Machine Shop,

McElfresh, Denver

BOUTI

Mo TraTeling Agents Employed.

to.,

8. E. cor. 9tli A Eagle Sts., uear Passenger Depot, I|il &-•> TKBRE HAOTB, IND. #)u}&

Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Will MacliIrtery, House Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Saw Mills.

Special attention paid te the manufacture and repair of Brass Work, Patent Office Models, Ac. Wo are also prepared to cut Toothed or Cog Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, in the most perfect manner.

W Bepairlng done promptly. All jarties connected, with this eetablisheaeat being Practical Mechanics of severally ears experience, we feel safe in saying that we ean reader full satisfaction to our cuatomera, both in point of workmanship and price.

The higheat price paid for ail old aorap Iran delivered at the "Phoenix Foundry," near the Passsngur Depot.

MoELFBESH, DENGLIB A 00.

aug64d6mwtf

JUGLE IRON WORKS, ii.J

CORNIB FIRST AND WALNUT SRASM,1®"

TERRE HAUTE, IND..

WM. J. BALL & 00., Proprietors, (SUCCKSSOBS TO JOSEBU Oaorca.) MANOFACTUBJCBS OF' ITA JO ,IU

Portable & StatioDaryEngines

FLOCBINO AND SAW MILL MAOHINK&T,

COBH-BURLIiBRS AND CANIt MIUS

AMU

MA-

CI11NKRY GKNKBAIilT,

Iroai and Brna* C»atln|T«, Ac,, ie.

Having an extensive Es{ablishmrt, well stock, edandin fall operation, we are piepared to do all klads of work in our line, la the best style, and at short notice. ORDERS

SOLICITKD

Janl3dSmwly

'NEW

I»DT

Drug and Prescription Store

•FI

IRA GROVER, Jr.

Would announce to the eltlsouaef Terre Haate and vicinity, that he has opened at

Bfo. 46 South Fourth St.,

OPPOSITK TUX MAUKKT UQDS*^j# A Foil and well Selected Stock of

FUKE DBU6S AND MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Oils and Dye St«l&, »d

PERFUMERY,*

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Pure Wines and Brandies,

yiu For Medical Parposss,

PAT£NT ',MEDICIN£2.

And all other articips"kept by BruggisU generallyWhich wefS bought low, and w)U be a^M at

The Lowest Cash Prico?

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PHYSICIANS PKBSCRIPTrONS OABBFULLY COMPOUND*D.

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DftUtitiiST AND t'HEMISTr No. 4G ftonth Fourth &t. Between 6hie and Walnut.'*

SA'TTtK .....INDIANA.

H. B.—Mr. Orover trssts tbat his Mfaftn YBARS' of intimate acquaintance with the busieees, a sufficient guarantee that foil satisfaction will bs rendered patrons. *7dti