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DAILY EXPRESS-

TJ£ttH,M HAUm

Tuesday Morning, March 31st, .1868

Republican State Ticket.

roa GOVEBKOB,

COL. CONBA.D UAKEK, of Vanderburgh. IOB LISCTESAHT-00TI8H0*, COL. WILL CUiltliCK, of Decator.

JOB 6LCBJSXJJ1T Of 8TAIB,

tin* Max. F. A. HOFFMAN, of Caw®"' roa AUDITOR or STATE. MaJO* JuHN

ty-

EVANS, of Hamilton.

T}» IBEABCEEB STATE,

'jjjtiRAi NATiiaX KlilBALL, of Msrtfn. I iioa

max. or

the srrxEW cocbt,

Coiosel TUiiOuOBE W. JIcOOY, of Clarke, roa aapoaiEB or

tux

svphehb COCBT _.

Colonel JAMEa BLACK, ot Marion. roa attohkit general, D. E. WiLLXAilbOCi, of Pmnam. roa bupkbihtbndixt

public ihstcctiok,

BABNABA2 C. HOBliS, of Wayne, IFOB ELECTOBB AT LAJIOE, I THOilAS li. MXSON, of Vigo, «. BENJAMIN 1". CLAlfPOOL, of Fayette. .. roa ELECTOB, SIXTH DIBIBICT,

CAPTAW JK. K. KOdE, of Lawrence. costihoent, Colosel JOHN T. SMIIH, of Greene.

Thafi Stevens' Candidates. The New York

Tribune

When the Southern people desire to Bell lands they say, as does tho Richmond

Whig,

that lands are cheaper, more pro ductive, and quito as safe, in Virginia as in New York but when they desire to excite hostility to Congress they say that the South is on tho verge of a war of ra^ ces, w£ich will drench the land with blood.

Gaerett Davis continues to deny that the Senate is a Senate, because that body is composed, according tothe Constitution, of two Senators from each State, and (for* sooth!) there are now ten States unreprcresented in It. According to the basement of this argument, the

Chronicle

The New York

Tribune

Tbc Third Ward '.Nomination. The nomination ofSoLOMON E. Gibbb for Councilman, by the Republicans of the Third Ward was a graceful recognition of the claims of the industrial interest, Mr. Gibbb is a mechanic an intelligent, hard-working and scrupulously honest man a man who3© practical "hard sense' will be of more value in legislating for the important interests of our growing city than all the Scholastic culture of Harvard aud Yale. We are satisfied there is a clear majority of Republican voters in the Third Ward and if they will do their whole duty on this occasion Mr. Gibbs will certainly be elected.

"The Did, Oidbiory."

Tho Democracy are still at the old game of crying down political feeling in local elections, hoping thereby to seduce some unsophisticated Republicans into the support of some of their candidates for township offices. We don't imagine there can be a Republican so refreshingly green as to believe any Democrat will bolt or scratch hit ticket on the ground that "politics .hould not control local elections." They will "vote the whole ticket" and get out "the last man,1' and if they can carry a single township, by the aid of Republican vote", the event will bo trumpeted in every paper of the party through out the entire country as a "great Demo cratlc victoi y"—a wonderful "reaction I" We have no fear, howevor, of such a re suit. The Union mon ef Indiana understand tho enomr's tactics.

Work lor the Week.

This is tho lust weok for the work preparatory to the township elections. Have our friends accomplished all that should be done to insure the Election of Union men in every case where such a result is possible? Are tbero any Rip-Van-Winkle Republicans who need shaking into a consciousness of the duties and necessities of the hour Are there any disgusted and demoralized Democrats whoso ears are op«n to the truth, and whom judicious effort would bring into the party of Freedom and Progress? Are there any young men, just arrived at majority, whose political education has been so neglected that thore is a possibility of their affiliation with the party that plunged the Country into war, and, with occasional exceptions opposed the Government In every measure intendod to bring tbat sanguinary struggle to a close—the party that, vanquished in tho field, now rosorts to Its old strategy and steadily opposes «very measuro for thespeady and permau«nt adjustment of our national difficulties?

Every man who fee's an interest in the succe.-s of the Uuion cause in the general election of this jear, the election which is to decide the destiny of the Republic, should ask himself these questions, tbe answer to which will bo likely to suggest important fields for patriotic labor. "We must lose ground in these minor con* tMta. The enemy's linec must not be advanced. The opposition must not be permitted to go into the State and National campaign cheered and encouraged by victories in the preliminary skirmishes.

Outrageous Lying.

An jgcchuig^furQbhes thej|PllojRring ilmp&bClM BtW wf|ch Deowfcratic o«tes |pur ggto the crodulouf earsof'their deluded followers: "Presideat Johnson—is io-under go trial for impeachment, Hot f5? unfaithfulness to the constitution or treason tothe Union but for treason to the Republican party, because he has not wielded the power of bis administration to clothe the negro in the 'South with "absolute political power. His offense begins and ends here."

Tho man who "'uttered that uttered what he knew to be a lie, without any qualification. The President is under triii] like anyjotber criminal for the alleged violatioa of positive law. He is charged with high crimes and misdemeanors, and for theso and for nothing else he is to be either adjudged innocent or guilty. The utuftrer |f\b}s jfejsehood knew -all that, and he also knew that Mr. Johnson's confessed falsity to his party—his

"treason

of yesterday

(30th) contains a letter from Thaddeub Stevknb in which the old Commoner heartily endorses General Gbant for the Presidency and expresses a decided preference for Wake for the Vice Presidency

to the Republicans"—mark the

word—is an incident with which his crimes have no connection. But he also knew that his hearers h*d Wbitter hatred and prejudice to negroe?, and thatjby an appeal to the unmanly feeling his falsity would easily pass as current truth, and so he jeered it.

Wholesale Slander.

The St. Louis

Evening

asks the Hon. Garrett if, in

the absence of a Senate, he is a raemberj of the non-existent body, and, finally whether ho haa been in the habit of drawing his pay as such

says, after pro-

nouncing utterly falBe the statement of a "Washington correspondent in the

World

that Mr. Wade has promised General Banes tho mission to St. Petersburg when he (Wade) shall take his seat in the White House as auccossor of Mr. JonN' eon: "If tiiere were any man on earth whom wo wished especially to keep out of "office under Mr. Wade, in case the latter should be made President, we should wish that man to bore for the place he wants about theie days."

Good Men and True.

So far as wo havo beon able to learn the Republican nominees for township officoj, throughout this Congressional Dis trict, havo been most judiciously made, Good and true men, qualified in every re spect for the positions to which they aspire, are presented for the suffrages of the people. Wo trust our frionds will spare no proper effort to clcct every Candidate where circumstances place such a con summation within the bounds of possibili

Democrat

month

"Prom the day

presents the

following extract from a 6peech delivered to a Western audience during the present

srrr a

vr:

-.-

3or

their accession to

power, the JRopubtfcacg havejjlanned and schetned for party solely. Considerations of Union, or, constitutional go.veriinieat, of the general welfare of the country have not to any particular extent occupied their attention."

So bold a perversion of the truth aB that, fe as criminal an act as that of the swindler who enters your warehouse, and buys jour goods by pretentions of means to pay when he intends to cheat you oui of every dollar. "Considerations of Union'' have not occupied their attention ti any particular extakt, tndeed 1^ -^Ve wonder if this wholesale maiigner knows who organized the,, natipnal armies to sustain the Union when he and his party organ ized the rebellion which it took years o! Republican patriotism and sacrifice to subdue? We wonder if he has ever beard of the surrender of Lke and Johnston, and the uttter discomfiture of trtalon and traitors, just after the Democratic party had resolyed that the war was a failure and advocated a settlement of the question at issue on the basis of an ac knowledgemeut of the so-called govern ment of the'treasonable States No con sideration if

the goneral welfare of the

country," forsooth I The man or party who can so falsify a record that is in, all men's memory rises Id the very sublimity of impudent malignity, and counts on the infinite credulity of listeners in presuming it will pass for truth. The facts stand out to the acknoWledged gaze of the on tire world, that the Democratic party in augurated rebellion expressly to brtfak up he government, and the Republican par ty gave all the energies of a free nation to save it.

The Domocratic party opposed the attempt to preserve the Union, arrayed themselves, sometimes openly and some times secretly, to interpose every obstacle to the national life, refused to vot money and supplies, and inflamed North em partisans to open hostility by riot and bloodshed. But'for the unfaltering devotion to the Union of the Republican par ty the nation would to-day either be in ruins or still battling in terrible conflict to sustain the liberties' these demagogues are now claiming as their especial heritage and their especial charge. Out upon such hypocrisy! And let it not be forgotten for a moment that these falsifiers are Alone responsible for secession, for the war, for the national debt, for tbe ruin of the South, for the thousands of dead sol diers, fur the taxes that menjjroun under, for tbe distracted state of industrial rek' tions, for all the demoralization of commu, nities, and finally for the delay in the ro» toration of the conquered States to their places in a restored Union. Any other assumption is a simple falsity, and one would suppose the people too intelligent to be juggled out of their reason by such Stupendous folly.

ihe Beal Remedy.

The Ways and Means Committee has decided adversely upon the proposition to reduce the tax on whisky, but the distil lers and those in the interest of the 'ring' are not content to abido that decision, but are resorting to every conceivable expedient to reverse it. One of- their organs in this ciLy il just now making a specialty of this subject, and in to-day's issue tries to show that a reduction would be to the pecuniary advantage of tho Government. If it could make out its point tQe case would be won, for the only question is, what tax would be likely to yield the most revenue? The figures of Commissioner WellsshoW that only about one-fifih of the tax has been Collected during any year since the adoption of the present system, and that should the ontire proposed fifty cent tax be paid, the amount WtiaUl be About" "fifty millions. The only point necessary to complete the argument for reduction is to prove Hint tbe reduced tax would be honestly collected. Admitting the correctness of the above estimates, and assuming the reduction made, and we see that if the "ring* could keep up its present system of fraud it would make forty million dollars and the Government ten millions. 1$ the sum of forty millions so paltry that the whiskyites would give up their frauds as unprofitable? The absurdity of the assumption that reduction would reform existing abuses is apparent. The ring would then, as now, strain every nerve and resort to every conceivable expedient to maintain the present system of fraud.

But by what authority is it 'assutned tbat the Government must compromise with the ring or succumb to ft? Is whisky mightier than slavery—Pike than Jeff Davis? We found away to suppi'ess thti slaveholders rebellion we may also crush this second whisky insurrection. So long as we sought to conciliate the traitor* end win them over by compromise measures, the rebellion gained ground, but when the iisue was joined ia right good Mrneet the enemy win conquered. So in this cue as long as we deal gently with the criminals engaged in this most stupendous system of robbery known to human experience, we shall accomplish nothing, but wbon we boldly take the ground that defrauding the Government is a penitentiary offense, and as deserving of prison bars as counterfeiting or horse-stealing, then the ring will be broken and dissolv ed. The Government has never tried this policy. Only one man, Develin, of .New York, has been sent to prison, and that quite recently. Had the line of policy adopted in his case been general from the first, wo should now be receiving a

revenue of-more than a hundredjxni dollars annually frOpa this sa§*ce. is not too late to reform. As (njpnt trieved the military bluBdegs, which enabled the rebellion to become so rormidaable, so he will yet crush this monstrous

whi8kynng. -It wuMafce some-.-tjmer^-Frits fs,w.- thb-okct- Eomoit j* 1a -ItMi 1* IihaI aMn/tm1 oVkmnnf. IS Aafpntni itnnduni OJ! hr T)ff. £tlITTI*R OWS BAND.*-

do it, tut its final accomplishment is as certain as his election on the 8th of November. The ring foresees this, and therefpre seeks to vara

off

the pending doom

by bribing Congress to reduce tjUPtax: but, tbanks to the honesty of tOT ways and Means Committee, the thing cannot be done.—CMcago

Journal.,

—UttLf

We hear favorable accounts of cosing crops from every part of the country.

genti&mah who has just been over a good portion of Wisconsin*aays th*t he. was surfiriied to find t&Mso much plowing was done last fall, the weather having been very dry, but the ground was never better for the wheat crop than this spring. If the present weather continues, larmers will commence sowing in a few days. March sown wheat always yields the best crop. The, Belleville (III) Advocate is informed, by fcgentleinmn of goad judg ment and reliability, whose business calls him into all parts of St. Clalr and adjoining counties,tbat the prospeciB tor a heavy crop of wheat are remarkably good— seldom, if ever, better. If the prospect continues as good a few weeks longer, the price of wheat must come down. There ace in that secpon, says

thp BaUviUft

Vodate,- largie quantities of? olf wbekr®hOTd for higLer prices. If the coming crop bids fair, each succeeding week must see decline in the price of that now on hand- The Carxfc-ltoni(IH.)'Patriot is in fo.-med by farmers from all parts of the country, that the wheatfields are looking reasonably well—as fiaitariug as ever before at this season. Tfae?d^o$git.t ,itv| tip fall cut down the acres planted, but this will be more than m&de good by the sowing of spring wheat.—Cin.

Eve. Chronicle.

Gkn. Buxlbk has Written & characteristically modest epistle to a friend in Salem, Mass. He was somewhat grieved, he says, at the strong opposition evokefl by his liiiancial views but, in a cheerful spirit, ho adds: "I have^ been so accustomed to have my political views accepted by my party and the country, from eight tp^rgbtaen jnbnthp premktfcfe cfafnlrlsboM theni \s, afier 'all, of but little a.movance." And he concludes the letter as follows: "The fact that the Republican party of Congress is -livided on this question, with a majority holding my views, that the great States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Wiscaiftit), have, in their Republican CouvenQo^ adopted my views la s$rht and in leftfcr, has demonstrated their wisdom, and forms tbe on 1v safe basis on wbichh#ef ca# go into tbtr'next P're^lential canvufs."

It is said that, during the late war, wheu the Confederate Government were drafting every able-bodied man they could into tneir army, the sect of Friends in the State of North Carolina, who were by law exempt from military duty, received an astonishing number of accessions. Religious scruples against bearing arms became as common as the most zealous Quaker colfa desire. The Austrian Government, which had hitherto accorded a similar exemption to the Mennonites of Galicia, has, it would seem, found considerable inconvenience to result from it, and is now debating ihe propriety of withdrawing it altogether. It is a nice question to determine how lac a man's religious principle should be allowed to prevent his sharing with his fellow-citizens the burden of public duties^—Cin.

Chronicle.

Mb. Matthew Riddell, 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 tho last nine months—would you therefore send me two one dollar bottles, addressed to Queen's Hotel, Toronto, C. W. [dwlw

Voluptuaries in perfume, your desire is gratified: the "FLOR DE MAYO," of Phalon & Son, is the most exquisite extract ever distilled. The beautiful flower from which it takes its name is the most fragrant floral produt of the Western hemisnhere. Sold by all druggists.

Has Nature an antidote for acquired diseases? The Plantation Bittkes, prepared by Dr. Drake, of New York, have no doubt benefitted and cured more 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 and herbs, carefully prepared, to be taken as a tonic and gentle stimulant. They are adaptod to any age or condition of life, and are extensively popular with mothers and psrsons of sedeutary habits.

Magnolia Watbb.—A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half the prict-. 25deodw2w,

PLUMBING.

R. BUCKELL being practical PLUMBER, ana at th« request of many frieuds begi to announce that be is now prepared to exe oute all orders "n tbc above bnsin9S, lu connection ith his

flonsc

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between 3d and 4th

BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS

fitted ap on the roost approved principles, rtftpftlrfntc promptly to set

ERIC AN

WALTHAM

W A E S

TOE BEST] THE CHEAPEST I

The extensive ase of these Watche^by Railway Conductors, Engineers, aud JCzpre-smen, the most exacting clasi of watch-wearers, has iorough!y domosstrnted the strength, steaiiiness,'durability and accuracy of the Waltham Hatch. T-» satisfy that class iu all theee respects is to dectde the question as to the real value of these timekeepers.

Mo.othan 3-jO 00'J i«re speaking for themselves iu the pockets of the people. Importel Watches are mad« an txpfnsive in a a be a iters, and are placed in thi market here by an Importer who Orst secures a MOSOPOI.T OF SALE OF SOME O^K MANU

FACTUBK.

To the Manufactnrcr's profit jBt ba addsl Castnf [njj'ortutlon. A Custom-house duty of 25 er cent, oayable luJiold. |RrolSt of at lrast 25 per cen'. to t's Importer, another protlt tothejobber thus nearlj doubling tke cost of the imported cnich.

At Waltham. Watches are manufactured on a large scale, under one roof and system of supervision and ir.anagement, thereby saTlng many of the expenses n- cfsssr-.ly ln-nrred small establishments h«noeth"lr preat clieapnss.

Ail re^ipectable dealers new sell Waltham Watche-iand competiilon. as all the world knows, is r»v.rable to sma profit-. The trade is satisfied, because, though tue profit on each watcb is small, tbe demand in largu a all are salouble. yasorup iloas Importers occasionally places worthiest 8'viss imlntlfi. in the market. To avoid imposition, thepurchai^r sh^ulJ invariably demand a c^rtlftca!i bfg«DDlnenst, signed by the treasurer of the Amarican Watcb Companv—B.

BOBBINS. Thrrt. srsnlffomt grades of finish li tho different varU-ties of Watcties luade by the Waltham Company, as ther are different s.zts and shapes to suit ail tastes and mens bnt ever* Watch thit bairs the genuine traoe mark of "WALTHAM" Is guarratitesd to be a good oos, and nobody neei bo afraid to buy it.

Kvery

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mo'

Th-

"Watolx Fully Warranted.

tot

sale by all first-clsss deal«rs in tbe United t.ite sod British Provides*. .. bobbins:* appletov,

IT IS IHE BB8TJ IT IS 1KB CHEAPEST! d*w3» ...

-la on® targe octavo .volume.,.

A HEBICA oondbD edby Da. S MITH 'S

OWN ULSD.

We employ BO general Agents and offer extra ITdtxcdmetit* to Agists dealing with us. ad for descriptive dlrcnlart, andero 6ur tertn».

J. B. BUBR & CO., Publisher-, Hartford, Ct.

AMUf t8 JTAM1K0 FOB

THJB BLUE COATS,

And hote they Lived, Trxtght and Died for tie U»icu,

witli boeoes aud locideats iti the Great Bebellion. It contains over 100 One Engravings and SOO pages, and tbe rpiciest and cheapest war jook published. Prico.oulj 82,5)

Tbe public are cautioned against infrrior works with a niiuiiar title. £ee that the book you buy contains over 100 .fine Engravings and 6t0 pages. Addrew, JONES, BBOTHS&3 A OO., Cincinnati, Ohio Chicago, 111., or St. Louis, Ho.

GENTS WASTED

rjlRY T1IE BE6T I—In order to introduce

MOORE'S iiUBAL JiEW-IOKKKii (the Gi^eat National Rural, Literary and Family Wetklj) to the-gereialnuuce and auppor: In every section of the IT. H. and Cnnada, tue Thirteen Numbers of this Qunrtai will be sent, on trial, for ONLY FIFTY CiKNTs The nnaJbers will contain more and better lteadiug, Illustrations, &c., than the whole year of many a Monthly costing 81 to $3. The Ri'&AL was greatly Enlarged Hiiil Improved in Jsnnafy, anil is now by the Beit and most Complete (as it baa long been tho Leading and Largest Circnlating) Journal of ita class on the Ccnt.nent. It employs tlie Be-1 Talent, (having able Corresponding Itdllois am Contributors in tlw KbsI and VVtat, North aud South,) is beautifully Piloted,-Finely Illustrated and adapted to every Kuiiiily of taste, in both 1'owu and Cuuuirv. Kail |.rice, S3,00 —Trial Trip only Filty (Jeiits. Adi!r. ss

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THJK KADICAL.

Published Monthly, by

Adam^ A Co.,

Eve.

Bo ton,

O O S

ISTEW^ "5rORZ.

Spring Importations,

1868.

ANTE-WAR PRICES!

We are now recieving and openiog oar Spring Irjportatioua and Auction tuichasrsof BBl'l1SH ana FKEM'll DRESS GOO»»N, which vte shall be pleased to show to buyers. We will make it to the interest of both Jobbers aud Retailers,to examine th-m.

We are also opening our Importations of LINEN WHITW GOODS AND HOdlMtY, many artiolss of which are as low as at am time previous to the War.

In addition to the above, we invito attention to our stocks of CTOifia, NOTIONS, CARPKTd, Ac., aud also

11 WOKKI.te Cl.ASfi(,—Farmers filtciittiioj, Ladles, aud everybody. 1 am now prepared t. furnish you w:lu constant em ploymenc at your h^mos—tho whole of jour tirao or iu your spare moments. Susinees new, light aud profitable. 50 cts. to 95 per xvooing en-i earned by persons of either sex, and Ihe boyB and girls n'arly as much as men. Ureat iudncbments offered those who ffill devite their whole time to the bnsinets. and, that every person who sees this notice may send thoir address and tost tb« business for themselves, I make the following nn paralleled offer To all who are not Well satis lied with the uslness, I will send SI to pay the troubls of writing. Pnll particulars, direc tions,

Sio.,

for a

Book, entitled A PICTUEE OF THE DESOLATED STATEd, and the Wobk or JJsstoration. Evecy voter needs it before Nov. 18(i8. Freight, largest comailaslone, and a premium SSOO For full part cuUrs address J. PATTBii FITCH, Chloago,2Qlinoi*.

AMAfElIB CULTIVATOR'S GUIDE 10 THE KITCHBN AND FLOWKR (JAKDEN

NOW BKADY.

AIllustrated

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DRNISaES a mtdiam for the fieest exprcstion ®f thought on the questions tiiat interfit aruest niin»B in tfvury community Not havin tik&'/neuli denominational or party interest*, it can consistently eniorco the lessons of Intellectual freedom and self-dependence. Confiding rnoro iu tho natural force of ideas for the projirow and melioration of society, than in the.gnod ofRUs of the best-dispsstd in.ititutions in th-i Spirit of Liberty steadily burning in tOo a ill o|. uian, riithor tbat lu the wisest prescriptions of political orecblcB.aaticni art w« are amluiinus, by th dfacusjii.il of ideas and principles, to forti! indf vMnMa Iu their ti ust of Spiritual Lawe, ami in an unwavering reliance on the protections of he roic charmctrr. Tkrjis, g.t'a year, in advance.— ClubTates:—2 copies 6 copies £13, 12 copies$0

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AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO.,

THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,

Via Panama or Nicaragua. HAILING FBOM NEW TOJ^K March 5th and 25th April 15th

May 5th aud 25in.

With New otcaniBliips of the First Class. PASSAGE 1.0WEK THAN lil AM OTBKB L1N£ For further information address the undersign ed at 171 West Street, New York,

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AGENTS, to sell

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KNoWLttfi,

Cleveland, Ohio

low

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bur*b-

Feb.

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sent free. Samples sent by mall

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trated with" engra

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tree

(ith, lbUfi.

Slate Sod.

completed our arrangements there for, wo will now lease a lar^o part of THE NT

ATE OF OHIO, a pur of

THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, and alio THE STATE OF WIM(0.\NIHi by couu'ies, on the usual terms. Some good tor titory also in the South to lease. PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING J. S. CO., 157 Broadway, New York.

WANTED-IN

EVKRi COUNTY in the

Uui:ed Slates, A GOOD MAN to sell by saui pie. CHAJHBERLAIK'S COMJBISATIOK. Square

greatest invention of tho age, and one llial every Mechanic, Workuian and Farmer in the Ian* will buv. Send address, with name, State, County and Post-Cilice, plainly written. aud wc will send circulars and terms.

W. S. BATCBKLDKR js CO., Pittsburg, Pa.

PSYCOMANCYmay

deiphta.

fried and not found Wanting.

We elalxn It will cat Twenty.flve (IMS) per ««nt. mure ewrd wood per day tbius mj attaer Axe made.

lIwaas. Lipptxcorr A Co. Sibs:—I have fully triad your Fatent Ase and find that it tw "llttbat_yon clalm for lt/^It wfll «hop Cuter thao any otnar Axe that I eT«r saw, and loaves thp wood wltbont sticking ai all, I won Id not" chop threo days without one for the cost. I net say any more, fjr an man tbat tries one will be sat

tp.all apilicutu oa.

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Every Ticket Urawa a Prise,

6 Cash Gifts 6- ..... 10 20 100

:plotli,

colored plaies, post-pai'l, OJ in paper coTc-rs, post-paid, 26 Cbiits. Address WA^HBCKN 4k CO., Horticultural H.ili, goston, Mass.

A Chance to Draw anjr of the above It'rizeM Ijj- rarchastiig asealed Ticket lor US C»:«ll8—,t'iCaeH idehcribiug each Prize are ec»lodin liiivoiopi aud thoroughly mixed. On receipt offsets, Scale 1 Ticket will tiedrawii,witbout choice, and delivered at our office, or sent by mail to any addions The prize'numod upon il will be deiiven-d to the ncket-noldor on payment of ••lie dollar. iM?e« Kill 00 luimediitely Mi to any address, a« requests ), bj ex preBs or return mail. itfiw

Von Will knowj wiiot y'our'priM is before yeu |my for it. Any prize maybeexebnnxed lor «rioth^r, of the same valne. No. Blanks.

W®" Unr callous c»n-d«p«nd on fuirdca'dng.

HEEEKJBNillESi.'-^The Jtylowing- -"^crsonti li^Vu lately drawn ValuabloPriz froiu this Coin paty. and kindly permitted the use of their in es ._

H. 'f. Wilkins, 374 Siifti Ave., N. V., £1000 Mis. it. Stunri, 70Nel»on Place, V., fSOOj Miss PMouroe, Cuir.«go, 4Ii., Piano valued at ?1W[ W. i^urlU, New Iuvcb, G, ld Watch, $200$: .Robert Jtickaou, D'nbnqne,' Sdfcing Machine, ^100 Philip UcCarty, Luuii, Ky., S50U, Jas. Rogers, Wash lugion,

V. V.,

"Tho Giit Establishment of HABPEB, Whsom A Co. at 173 Broadway, is daily drawing crowds of visitors to witnvss tne drawing process. The in vestm'bui is but25 cents lor a ohanci, and the priza draw.), is.'atijifa ,tory, if immediately dellv eieo tor one •loilar. A iriund of onrs, last week drew a #50J {inzu wh ch he promptly received."

Tinuu, JUeQ.

18C3.

Liberal inuueements to Agents. Sattsfasticn uuarantted. Every Package of Nealed Cnyelvpca toatains one iHab Gift,

IW oix 'J ickets lor udb Jblollar 18 for Two DoiUrs 35fjr Five Dollars 10J for Fiftoen Dohars. fv/WK

All letters should addressed to Harper, Wilson «fc Co., 173 Broadway, N.Vt

Agents

And

Plumb,Level$Berel!

or Sonl-Chnrmlilg.

How either sox fascinato aud gain the aff cttons :if any one they choose, instantly i«l»o secure prosperity in love or buainesi. Every one can acquire tliii aing^ilftr power. TI is queer, exciting bosk bas been published by us ton jears, tlie sale of which ha» be.m enormous, and is tho only book of the kind in tbn Kugl sh language, sent by mail for 525 c«Dts, or five tor ,one dollar, tugetlisr with a guida to the unmarried. Addre-s T. WILLIAM

CO., Be ok Publishers, I'hlla

COLBUEN'S PATENT.

Is tied. Wm. KEEs.

^IIITTOIV 1 The Axsand the label are yjllillvll both patented. Infringers on these patents will It* pr.seaated accoidiog to law. Venders cr dealsrs, and persons using any infringement, ar* liable vitii the maker

irittgemeat.

No 1S2 Broadway, .New lork.

Ask for a R%?:Aan Watch, and take no other.

the in*

For Sale by all Dealer* and {lie Annfscturtri,

LirriNCOTT JBJLKEWELL

(Sccossobs is LnrracOTT 6 G».) SWs owners (As Patents, Pitt*burs2i» Ps.

will present to any person sending ns a clnb ia our Gr«*&t ONK lOJLJLAIt SALE of DKY ANI FANCY OOODS, a Watch. Piece of Sheeting, Silk Dr^s Pattern, Ac.

Free of* Cost! Cataiygneof Goods and 6*inple «ent

A PHISI0L0BICA1

ing

a41

T« Hake sua •8b si Rw llMtl^lW.vi wuutj

who wishes to make moD«y, anil can gi»e good referen ces. JS0 capital required. Will Mil a businMs now paying $1,C0 per mcnth, and rely on profits for ray pay Addrew

WANTED,

C. TILTON, Pittt-

gyvTi-y

AeEHTS^-iiitt* Mr

Hontb, the year round, or a certainty ef $503 to SSuQ ra» Moktu to tlioee having a small 'japtal. Wit guarantee tbe above monthly sal.ry to goad active agents at their own hom s. KTery .Ageut, JTarmer, Gardner, Planter and Tfuit Gruwtr, North and 8outh, should send at oacajfer particular#,. Pleaa^ call on or address," J. AHEARN* CO., 63 Secondst., Bahfmore, Md.

Sach $10,000 6.000 1,000 wo

Musical Uox, S10U Ii. 0. Warten,

4il4ch X. V., Pionj, $500'. S. T. Ferris, New tiriea.is, Gold Watch, $S!60 'W. T. Tatler, Atlantf, G.t., S5U0 It. a. Pattcraou, Nashville, Teuu., Mtl'd«o', 8155 tj. Dayton. JBo^i)e, Ala., Diliriiond'Clustof- $lLU SL Su uk, butliagton^ Vt.., $100 A. T^'A'ttrin*,' s^rringfloid, III., Din'moud Pin, Aii6, VY'tklivocti!, Trenton, N. J., Tbo.uan Barro«*s,:2 i.OJa :»t., lialti&ore, aewitig Moehiae, ^70 S-T. Aideruiau, 3J ilaiust., Buffalo,'$100 l)Arrag,,,'i?i Itcdf^ird, Masi., Gold Watch, #375 »lbs Jl. skviu, SUth atitaui s..ui-.t., l'hilrt., Gjid Watch, §150 S. T. Zimiuer iuin, Hicit-i-st., Brooklyn} 15300 M. Howers, Datroli, Gold Watch, Mm.-M. Fpllar^aiif^Ml, Coun aliwr Set, 5150 X." Scliorlej', Louisville^ Ky., Uiamand Ring, G. T. Mason, 40 Broad, at., N.«., S5i0l Mrs. A. Melrose. .Sixth Ave,near SOth-M., Piano, 8500-

IMS- li'e publish uo names withdttt permission OPlXiOAH «p THE PRESS.—^"Musical Festivals' several trmes posfponed, conipelllng purvliaseraoftickets to wait for months lor tlie distribution, has impaired public conllderice iu suoli aS.iird.« L'heouly fair system of distributing istheold aud popularbnoof Seiied Tickets, s:a, ting ihe prize, wnlch will be delivered immsdiato ly on payment of the one dollar. This is the plan of IIahpsh, IfitsoN

Co., 173 Broadway, the

most, atiactiveplaceof the eiud now in operation Th are doing the largest business and deserve tlieir'success. You cannot draw a #100,000 farm the e, but have a rrasonable chance for a good prize, as woltnow many that have drawn, and the firm is reliable."—DaxuyMtwi,

Jan,'id.

View of

OJTE BOLLAB KAC H.

WBI»S

McKiesPobt, Dec..19, 1867.

Cotton Cloth, IVes# JPattsrns, Pant Patterns Sewing Afachlnes, Watches,

Xerre

1868.

"Il.o .Mur poiitau GjU t.'ouipany are distribu 'ing many valuabla prizes. We have examlued their mnunur 01 doing business, and know .them to be a ftir-dealing turn. Their plan is more sat irfictory than.'Piesentation Festivals,' as they draw Ovci'j' day aud the subscriber need not pay for tho pnz.s uiawn unless suited."—Journal,

Wanted.

WKKtilVbTABSUUTTLK

want flrst-class Agents to introduce onr SEW1N6 MACHINIS. Kxtra rniuary inaucementa to good salesmen.— Jb'urther particulars and Sample work furnished on application to W. G..WLLSON & CO., Cieve land, Ohio Boston. or St. Louis, Mo.

THE OELEBRATED

"MHT&W

OBOAir

WITH -i"

VOX UUMAJiA STOP.

Pronounced by all who have beard it .the most na tural i.aJ beautiful Imitation of the flUMAM VOICE ever yet introduced. J. S3TEY & CO Brattieboro, Tt., the original inventors an Mauutrtcjurera. 417 Broome St., New York 205 North 4ih street, St. Louis, Mo. 18 North 7th St., Phila. 115 Randolph Ct., Chicago.

IUVOLITION IK TRADE! Greater in iucemenU than ever befarooffered to pereona getting up clubs in our ONK DOLLAR SALE fctnd for.-Now .Spring Circular,

PA KK CO t4 and flfl Federal St., Bos ton. Mans

WATCH FiiEE.—AGENTS WANTED

to'ecll

:-.n article used by

bblidtf

m. E. KcLEAN, and Coun*«»llor at Law,

uinw—ii uuuiiiminir Terre wncp.ij».8eMsluItowI.' Mttj

t. c. fimu

ATTORNKY8 AT LA#.

Omni Kd fifete •Ma. Jal&dwt

oiricx—McKmb'i Mask* «I Masonic Hall.

-•-rs 86

soo us 400 tl iO, Elegant BusewouU X'muoa„. haih $30} to {509 il

Meloiieous 75 to 160.

IfO Sewiag M*chlne........i.,..„. M! to 175 2 jo Musical Boxes 23 to. 2uO Juo luu liola Waiches 75 to 3UO 760 Kino Silver W«tchrtf..r...... 30 to tl ine O 1 l'niLtUig*,. .lf'Uinc(l Angiayings, Silver Waro, rho{ogrHph Ailmme, and a largu Hssortment uf Flue Gold Jewelry, alt valued at 1,000,000 DOLLABS.

PHYSICIANS.

-M.

Orrica AKD RKSinKncc^Bontin HOOM Cslls promptly aUaoded day or nlgfet. ^Pati« received in reception room. Particular •ttaalian paid to diseases of ttmsles and cbildran. It ia •ajrlniralion toSMik* tMa'clty ap«rasan*«t vwidene*. iu-,..- tt'SGdM

^rtet—Conner of Main and Fifth Streets, ovar the National State Bank. UasiDiNoa—Obsstmit

th',

R. P.

bet wean 6th and 7th.

mUly] TERKR HAUTC. IND.

DAUGHSBTY,

Phyiiciu and *er*ewjrf$e TEBRB HAUTK,, 1NU Will attend promptly to all pr«ftesloBal «all« (b the city and country.

OrrtcK—Sorthwest corner of Fourth and Main streets, (over Oaodman's Clothing Store,) Keel deuoa

Hm.

Hating had upwards of eigbteea years' ecperiouce in Dentistry, he is-oonMastt that he can give satisfaction in all oases. [jy'AKlly

I A S O N

Haute,

W B. SKIFFITB

-•x

to any

ad-

dre?s FittE. Allen, Hawes & Co., 15 Federal Nt Boston,Msis. 1'. O. Box '.

WUoletnlf Dealem i"n French,German and English Dry and D'ancy Good*. Ontlery,Plated Ware, Albnmi, Leather tioo.in, ic.

MARRIAGE

Tun cnnAPraT Fonit uvea pvbiisbsp, Containing nearly Three Hundred Faxes And 150 Fine Plates and Engravings of tbe Anatomy of tbe Human Organs iu a state of Health and Disease, with a treatise on Early Er. rors, its Deplorable Conscqn-jnees npin the Mind and Body, with the Author's 1'ian.ot Treatment— the oiily rattcnal andstieeessfnl mode of Cnre, as shown by the report of cis'fg treated. A trulhiul adviser to the marriel and thosw contemplat

marriage, who entertain doubts ot their phy-rcilcondition. Seat free of j-ostage to auy address, on receipt uf 23 cent instarnpi or ^stal currency, by addressing fB. LACBOIX, No. 31 Maiden Lario, Albany, if. The author may be consulted npou auy of'tbe diseases upon which his book tr-ats, either personally, or by mall.— Medicines sent to am- part of the world.

FINE

Des

and Fancy Goods, Ac., Sc. S*nd Ten oeots for Patsnt Psa Voantaio, rltu slip descrlbing.aa ar tide in our dollar sale.

Any. person, (male or femalq,) can eaad. in a ciob of from SO to 1,000, at same rate (40 els. for each), and «et a pratnium tor so doing. 3bni nt Umutsbko Lzttkss. SMimles.mstl'd free to say address. tASTMAN A K.KNPALL.

C5 Hanover St., Boston, tfass.

HARBBIiTi

IOWA

J. E. MAXSH

REAL ESTATE 4»ENCY. FAUMS. WILD LANDS, And CitT Property of every description, for Sale.

Aaexpsrlence of fifteen years enable us toldante satisfaction In every depaitment of bovine** relating to a general Beal Batata Agency.

3'^

HABBEltT & JIABSltr54 WALKTTT STBIST, nl7dwly l)es Moiase, ld"wrst.

..Indiana.

Offlce of HMIIISU, Honttnm and Palestine Hack Lines. Free Buss to and from all Trains. nov28dtf

SIBLEY TdMlB, Prop'r*.

UNDERTAKERS.

S A A A

UNDERTAKER, Is prepared to sxeoetei 1 orders to fcls line wit£ neatness and dispatok itMt of third and Cherry treets, Terra Haute, Indiana. JnlM4«tf

WAKKBN'S IMPEOYBD Tf ROOFING. We are prepared to pat on thls Boof, and war. rant it for flve years. This is the best aad cheap* est Boof lu use,and ls.flre-proot Call on

WHOWABD

everybody,

wsich free io SVery new Agent. Send25 cents for imd circiilara. BARKER MANUFACT0 KINO CO., 314 North Third Street St. Lonis, Mo

W E A E 0 I

NIZB HO TAi

Attorney* at Law, a 7rr.7rj',rrv

Vs hava on hand a flae stock of Saab, Doors •ad Blinds, of onr own aaanlactore, which wa

We Warrant our Work

to be in peri or to any ever before offered in I market. ring of ns will furniah

ying of 1

wmu

.Benefit YourselyiBei irk.

1st, Window and Door" Tnwi, Mouldings and every variety of Finishing l.amber nsel in build-

"s'

CLm mXEBUMB.

North Fiurth4ir«e*. ooStdt

DENTISTRY.

jy&. C. O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest

£*tabliaked

Every

Dential

.. In. Xerre Jblatxte. OMtot—J0n Sixth Street, bat ween Main sad Ohio, one door south of National Houm.

•,?irT "-nc

13 E N 1 sococssfta to Bk. s. a. gaira, OFFIGB—Ou Ohio, between 8d and 4th Stiset. apl5jltf TCRBK-HAUTB. IXD.

HOTELS.

BUNTIN

HOUSE.

Zfi.

EIWMA AjDlJ»QN A D. A. COHOtKk,

Prer'ri.

Southeast Corner Public Square,

Terr

Haute, Indiana.

ran C'MNIBD* TO AW. AltTBAIIrt.

QTBWART HOtrSB, KoHTuwesT. Coit., Pvsuo & tEKR* HADTIC '"T—

rm~:

*t!

INDIANA

-oiqi B. Hl'fiKEH Proprietor. a#*!ir£e Street Cars ran put this Fouse every fifteen minutee, from 6 o'clock A. m., till 12 r. m. m6tf

JACOB sctz. obo. 0. bv«

NATIONAL HOUSE, Cob. SIXTH AUD MAIM STBEBT, TERBK HADTE, IND.

JACOB BVTZ 80iy.,..° PKOP81BTOBS.

This House has bteu thoroughly refurnlshe I my 23dwly

HOUSE.

pLARK V-/ ooBifni

OOBHK* 6V fiatT AKD OR 10 STBEETS.

Plt£SORIPTIONS oj^j^Uy.-colnpoandad at all boors,Say or nigbt.^#} #d4

Nffprl(lor

ti:

rjlEflRE HAUTE HO USBrf

'i-..

ooanaa Itii.ii akd sivcmth sTaaars,

Terre Hante, Indiana.

This Hotel has recently beea refltud, and pat la flrst-elasa order, offering aooommodattoas nnsnr passed in the State.

CLirr A WILLIAM^

Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of Mh read Mulberry Streets. JaMtf

MANNING,

HOUM, ilga aad

Carriage Pataiting, aLAznra, FAPEB-hahoimci, A Mixed paints, of every description, Varnishes, Pntty, Ac., always on hand, and for sals oa tbe most reasonable terms. Give me a call. Shop oa Oherryet, strebetween 3d aad ith. 0SMI7

jv.

Choice Teas!

JUST

1-fW)

.Vlkilil

RECEIVED

'is' a#

JOSEPH STRONG,

GROCER,

3fo. 190 Main Street.

'•"v'S-

,"H- '1

zt, -..-.i,

ALWAYS ON HAND a

LARGE ASSORTMENT of

GROCERIES

KMi-Uvdn'i'sw}''vanqmiK

tiii

Of Every Descriptions sold

at^J^holesale tr Metail.

S»l.

fry

Hpmgi.

Jf.,) tiOl ITV JJVO'

MONUMENTAL.

rpHE DNCEKS16NED

is Agent

for the

CELEBRATED SCOTCH 6RAHITB

MoirvvBim. This material Is JmpspMoMs. It Is

th*

most

and muceptikU of the hlfimi ptk'it ol

any known asatarial.- Its ehi.f constltMnta are she same as Cleopatra's Ifeedlo, and Poapsf'd Pillar, at Alexandria, in Egypt, which still re

m*Jn unimpaired i»y THE BAVAOE8 OF CEKTVHin, The superior beutfasi dors bill ty ot this material is causing a demand for la the Castsra States, wherelt isbefng adopted by the wealthier I'm.! tn prufcmioe te theltsilaii MSrtla

A specimen ei this GraaJte ssay be sssa at tke AlaasKtyiwOHce. .. OrdeA aad innnlrlee wtll meet with prompt at? ntien. ittna, JUin s. WIt»OK,

O Box 7M» Terre Haite, lad.

Single One will Last a Lifetime.

mm,

FACTUHE AGENCY.

PRAIBIK C1TT PLANING MILLS.

Drag sni rreserlptloii

fiS«

S I*

sployaent to your

Store.

^^OHANGE. 4} .ft aul .1 *•'. f-*'i «"S

G. B. SHELL4DY,

^l'I9o(ia*t*ar to RAOTH A SMITH,)

bet-

8tb

Main Street,

Dye Stuffs, OU»f Faints, Fancy Goods

\C9S

and

COLGATE & im FrsscrantTol let Weapa [are. prepared 6y RkOM Workmen, the

STANDAKD

byBMlcn A Cnatom ers. Md«v«rywkcer Mdwly

,1 I*

«\H* Wk Vt rt 'lk

•,f s*rm» fs,

FIRST PREMIUM Jk S*' Or a Sliver Mednl WASAWAROIDTO BARRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE O Brf BTttta-N. II. State Agricultural SoHetv, at its Fair, holdtn in Xashua, Sept.

A I

Vegetable Hair Kestorative131 «t

Aestores Cray Hilr to its Natural (Slor promotes Uie growth of the Hair 1 changes theroots to their original organic action eradU eates Dondruff and Humors prevents 1 lbir falling not it a superior Dressing, ^k#

It contain* rto Injurious ingredienfe, sod i« the most popubr and teli-. abla nrtieie tKroiighont the

East, West, North, *nd fcit! South."""' '.Sim

&W.O

R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietor*,

T^ti ^CHES*ai*

__ Jit

BT THEIR TTSID

Prictt,

THE LABOR Qg WRITING IS REDUCED, Greater Uniformity is Obtained. Ease,Elegance and Beauty acquired.

TTUSUXI ANB PROHI AASCITIRV

The Beet, Cheapest and most Durable In •tromentafor Writing ever used.

6ENT BY MAIL SAFELY.!

RYTG Omit MD ejwarif.

Ho Traveling Agents Employed.

OaQ and you will OadPeoa exactly adapted to year haad aad styla of witting, or enclose stamp lor diaolar.

BKOBTON* v-- mcAXDXK ijmt,

r^ri'

WBWTOBX.

DOCTOR WHITTIEB

BIGULASLT BBKD PHYSICIAN, as h! Diploma which hangs la his offlce will show sado (Iwsts Jisssns Urn TTAGF of hit life, an* has a Unioa-wlde repntatloa, having been Irmow laestsdiafit. Looisthaa any other .Chronic Dis Physician.

Mash of his praetioe has beea of a private na tan. Btptm, Oeasrrftsa.OM,

MRF

Orittun,

DUeoem, SfplMic

all Vri

MerxmrioX Ageckom

Throat,8HM or Boner,

of TH

OnMlU,

Mania or

Bnptm-E

also, the eflects of a Solitary Habit, ruinous ii Body and Mind, prodacing blotches, debility, im potency, dininess,diinness of sight, ooafuslon Ideas, evil foreboding, aversion to society, loss memory, weakness, Ac., not U1 these in any on °aae,bat all ocoarrlag taftenUy la various cases •^Accommodations ample, charges moderate cans gaaranteed. ConsulUtlons by letter or a o®oe, free. Most oases' can be properly treat* ty Menstrnattoa aad Pregnancy, Sc. without an Interview, and medicines, seonre tron obserratioa, sent by mail or express. No hlu draaoe to badness In most eases.

Addriss Box 9092, at. Lonis, Mo. jgHonrs—SA. M. to 8 P. M. OBca permaueatl} located at No.617

St.Charlee Street,between Sixtl

and Scventh.oae square Sooth of Lindell Hotel, retired spot in the centre of the city. Consultation rocaii, and roouis for the aoevin modation of sash patients as require daily nersoi %l attention.

KVKBTBODY

Can get, In a sealed letter envelope,my Theory Symptoms aadTi eatment of Nervous, Urinary an SexnalDiseases,clearly delineating all tbedlsoasn conditions, with lull Symptom Usta, for tw threo'-cent postage stamps to prepay postago.Oircnlar for Ladies, relating to Diseases of Puie aprSdawly.

COAL.

3 is

1 'sai*

GROYER, DBALIA IW4

WOOD AND

The undersigned is now delivering tbe super! or Coal of the Pioneer Goal Mining Company, at Oarrysville, and reepeotfnlly.soliclts an examination aad trial. It will b. found equal to tbe Brasli Coal, and is foralsbed at maidi less rates. I wonld mfer oaasamars to B. L. Thompson, Ssq., who Is Using It at his Mill and Besldence. Orders left at Ira Graver's Stove Store, Third Street, north of Maia, wi I receive prompt attention.

Joly 17, dtf TIM. 0. ttBOVKB,

c°

UJ:1-

ALI COALM

Tie Beat ia tbe Cheapest I S. I. MKKKIL is now prepared to fornish thf bast Braail and Highland^Coal, alsa tbe Lehigh aud Aathraclte Coal, if ordered. Ordars left at MoKean's Store, 107 Main St., or Hartsock A Bannister's, will receive prompt attention. aSdtf

COAL! COAL!!

|OHN MeFABliANE IS NOW furnlthlog the best quality of Biver Coa screened on a Wider screen than any other Dealer Is aslag, and at tbe very4owest rates.

Orders left at tke County Scales, or at Woodmansee's Grocery,, on Main street, next doot to C. C. Smith A Co.'s Store store, will recelv* -prompt attention. Leave orders with Gas. Ar Bold, at the Poet Offlce. jy2fdtf

1 A O

Is now snpplyina the best qaaltti of biver Ooml et tfc* ssarket niM. Orders left at Chambers' llfMsry Store, southwest corner of the Public wtll neafar* mwpt'.ltMtlna. Jaely

lopr If. BEIZ, Ml** ilOflf, *o. Mala Street,

Terre Haute, Indiana, OSC rmussMUly reeommsads his well select* .— ^•tock of issraa, llauislB, Mdi dia plaid L*n**y'i Blaahata,. Coverlets, aad Wsotos Isit-' lUu Tarns, of dUbreat kiads. Being fitlly aaaMed to*araattft« IrSt eaatlty ef t\ese Goods I •cft.asapeetfailj" lavtt® Tie diss add OantlemeB tocall aad laspaot them. Wool taken teaaehaned ana highest market ratea pafd. mltUaiir

H* M« WUTKI'OTii H. IOW. -*»Q' Cv

A S A 8 8

CoMvsyanceuba Carefully Done

A be tracts of Title furnished^ Loans ne -|ie gotiittd and Money mTa«led»«*w» ijnoH

a O A I

Desirable residence on South Market Stri rer 2 acres of ground, well set with frnfl shrabbnry. Price, $7,000 terms favorable,

9th,

i^sun lA»i*

Drug a

:M!S::

ill n^4

Chemicals,

Patent Medicines Glass Lamps, .. Toilet Artictts,?Description.

(*WU9a

New franre boaae, bad lot, 90x300 fee', on Straw' berry Hill. Very cheap. ,»,(..» nxnlt

Twe lota In Pesii's AddHioo, veiy cheap.

-i.tkn

'"-fii

Five scriii, »**t of Flsjtn'i iardtn.

[#W OF

MATERIALS, re known aa tke

I. "I" ..

"«je"

IiOD«Miu,«ttMjg,OeMnlSorlb.isii Agents. J.&H. A. DAVIS,Afentsfcr Terr* Haute, lud. novlldw6m

"^hePenia Mjrktler tianth.0 Sword.'

miTmcmrm

DO NOT WEAR OUTivO I

vt) •:ti«

200 aoree, 3 atiles east, knvwa as Hn "ilusaey Farm," aTl fenced, ll improved good meadow woods paaturn »ad an« llWr. A int^lMrfarm. rv

btiM

j-.i*- ¥$ 1 ''hi -%*&'

SO Building Lots, adj oi lit iiitlfie ctty,&t'oHUlMl' —good sice—'low price and f.v rable lorms.

Hyaw and lot. va lat stnxt, north

«H

Olsrfel

House—S rooms, tictn, large stkble, Ac. Pric* •1,YW. Tormseaey.

Mortgage and Notes tS,tiHi—«t b'.g dacov ut

Forty atres 34 ulbis sunthaast of tawn—M acres in ouitiraiian, balance due timbnr. Ver) ebaap. 1

HENDRICH & LANGE, 1

0 »ruer

Office o?er Firs# Knllonal Bai.lt, y. fuorUi suU Maiu Sirwrta,

Terre Haute, Inds

Abstracts of title famished, Loans ne-'~ gotiated, and Money invested.

FOR SAliSL'

tn t.

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CITY PROPERTY.

Forty Lots in teuton's Addition to Terre Hsuta House and lot, eiut Uiiostreet, Honse and lot, in McMurraiu's AdditltioB, Honieaud kit in Sibley's addition on Oth street, Honse and lot inllaso's addition on 8thstreet,! •, Honse and lot oh Poplar, betwpsa 6tb and 7th Streets,

Kppairing promptly attended to.

Honse and lot on North fi'.h, between i.)iesout and Linton stoats,

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Two business tlouses ou an str ute-'oru ^0DNTT PB0f*ltTV.fc,d Farm t»f 8? acres in Honey Co^k Town-liip, 173 scrtw in Linton townthjp. 3 Acres below ttiu Holilug Mill. weistidacatMl.

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MACHINE-SHOP I

Notice of Co-Partuersliftp^

jTbe undersigned have formed a Oo• Partnerahip*j the above worta nnder the name aud style ol

EATH, HAOER A CO.'q

.Steam Kngiues, Mill Gearing. Machinery of ev-®^* ery description, and all kinds of Iron aud Uraa (^stings, made to order, at these Works, situate# near tbe Terre Hante A Indianapolis, and th» Kvaosville Orawfordsvllie Kail road Depot

ORDERS SOLICITED1 JAS. SBATH. its J. B.HAtiEB. anl7dwdm H. BKACH.

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PHOENIX FOUNDRY .i-

Machine Shop,-::18WUI

MeEIfresh, Dengler A Co., S. 1. cor. 9th A Eagle 8 ts., near Passenger Depot, TKBBK HA DTK, I»|».

Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Mill Macbias-ti.. ry. House Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circular Saw Mills.

Special attention paid to tbe' manufacture and repair of Brass Work, Patent Office Models, Ac. .Wearsalso prepared to cat Toothed or Con' Gearings of either Cast Iron, Wronght Iron r.r Brass, in the most perfect manner.

W Bepairlng done promptly. All parties connected with this establishment, being Practical Mechanics of several.years expert' saoe, we feel safe in saying that we can render

full satisfaction to our customers, both in point of workmanship and price. »tL The highest price paid fbr alt old scrap Ir.n delivered at the "Phoenix Vouadry," near the!1" Passenger Depot.

MoKLFRSdH, DENGLER A C0.y •10W

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JgAGLE IRON WORKS, ..-T'

Counsb FISST iNn WALHO* STBKZTS, "v Rb

TKRRK HAUTE, IND.,

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WM. J. BALL & CO., Proprietors* (SdooCssobs to Josbbr Gaovsa.)

I ff.f: MANUFACTUBKBS OF* -iuI Portable & StatioaaiyEngines

FLOURING AND SAW MIL£ MAdSlNEBT,

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OOBN-SHKLLKRS A.VI) CANK MIIL8 CH1NKKV GIUIKBAUY. Iron and Bmsm CMUags, Ac,, dfcr.

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Having an extensive Xstablishiasrt, well stock. -»(.p edandin full operation, wears pthpared to dor all kinds of work In onr line, In the best style, and at short notice.

SOLICITED

ORDERS JaolSdSmwly

NEW .-'.VITNTUJI

Drug and Prescription Store1

IRA GROVfitt, "irl,

Wonld annoance to the eitlEene of Terre Bant* and viciulty, that he bat opened at-

Ho. 46 South Fourth St., OPPOSITE THI MA 11 KIT HOUSE, A Fnll and well Selected.Stock of

PURE DKltiS AND MEDICWE8,

Chemicals, Oils and Dye 8tnfl^

PER rUMERY,

For Medical Purposes,

PATENT MEDICINES.

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Pure Wines and Brandies,

BrnggUta general*

ly, which were bought low, and will bt aold at

The Lowest Cash Price.

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PHYSICIANS PfiKSCBIPTIONa

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IRA (iHOVER, jr

DKIGGIST AND (JHEM18T, No. 40 South Fourth §(!. Between Oh?* and Walnut?' TBBRB*HAtTTE...v.f........IJSmANA.

J-—Mr. Grover trusts tbat his TsiaTKts Tasras' of intimate acquaintance with the' bnslness, is a suffldent guarantee that full satisfaction will be rendered patrons. 7dtf

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