Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 March 1868 — Page 3

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr. TOBIAS*

Celebrated Venetian Liniment

wlioso woudarfal cures, surd and instantaneous action, in cases of Obronio Rheumatism, Head, aslie, Toothache, Cutt, Burns, Colic, Cramps, Dysentery, etc., have astonished the civilized world. It la no new catch penny, but an article that has stood the test of twenty years. The enormou' sale and rapidly insreaiing demand is at once tli» unrest evl 'enoe ofits atefnlnen and popularity. Try anl be convince No family should be without abotle in the house—hun drct of dollars, au4 many hour* of (offering may be saved by its timely nee. Colic, Cramp, and Dysentery yield at once to its paln-cnratlTO properties It is perfectly Umocent, and can be give® to he oldest person or youngest child. No mater, if you have no confldenue in Patent Medicines—try this, and you wiHte sure to buy again and recommend to your friends. Hundreds of physicians recommend It in their practloe. None genuine nnlesa signed, "8.1. Tobias Trice 60 cents per bottle. Sold by all the Druggists. Depot, 60 Cortland Street, New York.

CHILLS AND FEVEB, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT AND KIDNEY DISEASES CUBED.

MISHLKB S HEBB BITTERS.

Has cured more disease* where it has been use J, than all other Medicines combined. It is the

ONLV

remedy that

rtaVypurifiu

the blood, and has

Bever failed In curing Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague and Dlseaaf-acf the Liver. 8..M by all Druggists and Dealers.

DR. 3. B. HAttTMAN A CO., Proprieters, Lana»t. r, Pa and Chicago, Illinois [lOlwlm

Sentinels for Safety.

There is In the bloed an independent faculty of sensation, which gives expression by pain and Inflammation when forelgh matters P™«°t• l^,.nce patn and Inflammation meau »olf-protec-tion and are sentinels for the body's safety.

Aid the blood by BBA'STDBETH'9 PILLB, to take out foreign n.att«rs (impurities,) and your pain, inflammation and sickness will often be only an afTair of a few hours.

Mi.* Consardin, of Beading, Schuyler Co., N. Y. waacured oi contraction of the arm of over a year's standinp by less than a dollar's worth of BBANDBBTH'9 PILLS.

Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by all Druggists.

Fifty Thousand Heads

now clothed with massos of rich black and brown balr would, if they were unfortunately O from a supply of CHRISTADOBO'd DYE, begin

TtJBJV WHITE

red and gray. Manhood and bounty, with the one'defect

their personal appearance remedied

CRISTAD0R0 9 HAIR DYE,

rejoice In their good fortune, and recommend it to all who reqn're a perfect dye. Mannfantnred by J. CRISTA DORO, 63 Maiden Lane, ew York. Sold by all Drnfiglsts. Applled by all Hair Dressers. m4dwlm_

Errors of Youth. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful Indiscretion, will, for the sake of sufsring humanity, send free to all who need It, the receipt and directions for making the simple rem*1, by which he was cured. Shfferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, ca* do so by »ddressing, In perfect confidence,

JOHN B. OGDEN,

mylOdltaw-wlj 42 Cedar Ht.. N

tgT Ladies'can receive a box of Dr

Velpau's Pills by mall sealed trom the eyes of the public •tamps to ».s and PanadlLR. ftt

by enclosing one dollar and flix pottage W. Maoomber, General 4gent for the United States and Canadas, at Albany, New Cork.

JanSdwlm

mo MAURY OR NOT TO MAR-

I BY-WHY NOT? Serious Reflections for Young «85! of the Howard Aasoclatlon, on the Physlologleal Errors. Abuses and Diseases

l"d"S6.d„by

anceof Nature's Iiawa, in the fl"t Age of Man.

tssoeiatloa, Philadelphia. Pa fHlw3m

BA-isricxasra- HOUSB —or— jA^Y COOKE St CO.,

WALL STREET,

Corner of Nassau Street, New York.

We buy and sell at the most liberal current rices, and keep on hand a full supply of OOVrnment BOND* OK ALL ISSUES, 8EVENHIBTIKS, ami COMPOUND

INTEREST

NOTK8

nd execute orders for purchase and sale of COOKS, BONDBaul flOLD. OONVBKHIONH We oonvert the several issuos of

EYEN-THIBTIKS

at the moat favorable market rates Into Fivetwenties, which, at pre ent rrioe of gold, yield fae holder abeut one per oent. moro interest per »nnuu. JOltoulars with full particulars furnishk) upon appHcntlon mjMwly

IAT COOKK co.

INFORMATIONS.

Information goaranteod to Droduoe a lu*url»nt growth of hair npou a bald heafl or baardlMi face, alao a recipe for the remotal of Pimples, Blotches, KroDtions etc., oa the ililn, leaving the »^me«oft, alear and beautiful, nan be obtained without charge bjr

CKXPMAN,

mylOd ltaw-wl

Oheml.t,

®23 Broadway, New York.

CONSUMPTIVES.

Tho llev.

EDWARD A.. WIL90S

will send,

lrwof charge) to all who desire It, tho prencripttoo with tho direction* for making ai.J usln*: the limple remedy by which be waa oared of a lung iffoction and that ilroadml disease Consumption.— only object Is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every iufforor will try this prescription, as will coat them nothing ami may ™)e™in8 Please address Kr.v.

KOW AUD

mylMltaw-wl

A. WltiSON,

Wlliiatusbnrf, KiDqs Co.

Ne* York.

ITCH I ITCH ITCH I SCRATCH 1 SCRA.TCH 1 SCRATCH

in from 10 to 48 hoars.

Whtnlon's Ointment cares The llch, cures Salt Rheum, cures Tetter. cures Barber's Itch, euro* Old Sores. cures Every Ktnfl 0* KVKBV HUMOR L1KK MA8IC.

Wheaton's Olnluiunt Whraton'* Ointment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's Ointment

Price, 60 cents a box by mall, 60 cents. Address WEEKS A POTTER, No. 170 Washin^on Street Boston, Maw: For sale by all Druggists

Boston, Sept. 18,1867-St» wdwly

Ladies Take Particular Sotice.

TUB RIAL YELPMU FEUALE PILLS.

WAKRANTKD FRENCH.

rrHlKSK Vlljli3, so celebrated many years I in Paris, for the relief of female irregularties, and afterwards so noterlous tor their criminal employment in the practice of abortion, are now offered for sale for the first time In America. The* have been kept in comparative obsonrity, from the fact that the originator Dr. Velpeau, is physician In Paris, of groat wealth and strict onsclentions principles, and has withheld them from general use, lest they should bo employed for nnlawful purposes In overcoming femaleob«tructions, they seem to be truly omnipotent, bursting open the flood gates from whatever cause may have stopped them but they are offured to the public onlv for legitimate use, and all agents are forhlddeu 'to sell them *hen It Is understood that the object Is unlawful.

Ladles can pocured a box, sealed ftom the ey of the curious, by enclosing one dollar, and six postage stamps to SI, \V. AOOMBKR, General Ageatfor the United States and Oanadas, at A1 ban?, N. Y., or to any authorised A vent. Pol oy all Druggists in Terr- Haute. o7dwly

Catarrh can be Cured!

HEADACHE—At onco relieved. COLDS IN TH* HEAD—Vanquished. DX A FNKSS—Overcome. WEAK KVSS—Made Strong. ASTHM A—Quickly cured. All of the above complaints cemmon to suffer ing humanity, c»nb« cured by the use of the well known remedy

HAEDKR'S GERMAN SSFFF

It never falls to cure, is quick In Its operation and being put up In neat metal ic boiea, it never loess its virtue. Hundreds of testimonials could be shown to prove ite poodnest, but It is needless, for onco being used It rapidly wins Its way Into favor. Fer sale by all Druggists. Price, 35 cent* or send 60 cents to O. P. Seymour Co., Boiton and receive a box by return mall.

IRA GROVER, JR.,

JJfeh26dly Agent for the German Snuff.

DAILY- MPRBSE

PCBlISBIl)

EVBBT

MOKUHG, (KXCOT SUHVATO)

Modesltt's' Building,

No. 05

WABASH gnnr,

DIUOTIT

Nowrir or

Terms ofSubscripttoni^'?^

for one year, in advance Tor six months. In advance For three months, in adyaa

3 months, in advance

For one maoth/i» »dv*nrf......to Deliverable to City Subscriber* at Ml cts. per week.

Single copies, 5 emits.

LOOK TO TOKR INTEBHTB.

gave Time and Money*

If you have anything to sell, If you have lost, anything, if you have found anything, If you havea-housetorent, If you want torent a house, If you want boarding, If you want anything,'•

Toil Five Thousand People'at cm6e, —BY—

Advertising 1b tbe Dally Express,

VARIETIES.-1

The young Men's Christian Association of New York is to have an elegant new building, to cost $300,000. (Ji mmodore Vanderbilt, now in his seventy-sixth year, is one of the handsomest men in NewYork.

A lady in Paris recently gare a party, and all invited were obliged to wear false noses. The effect was very ludicrous..ji

The New York Lyceum of Natural History will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary April 2G.

Steam navigation is to be triod on the Mississippi above St. Anthony's Falls, by light draft boats running frpm Minneais to S

Bonner's new Ledger building has been built water tight. This is quita as neces-'' sary to prevent damage from that element as it is to build a house fire-proof.

Hamburg is considered the most ch'ai'itable city in Europe. In ten days her inhabitants contributed $40,000 for the relief of the sufferers in East Prussia.

A representation of a flute and harp has been found in a tomb near the Pyraminds, proving that these instrumedts are at least four thousand years old.

The mining population of the Booky Mountain region has diminished by over 50,000 persons, and the people in general are giving an increased attention to agriculture.

DuriDgJanuary.no less than one hundred and forty-one ships carrying the British flag were lost. In connection with these losses the number of lives which p«rished are greatly in excess of those of former disastrous years.

A. T. Stowart, of New York, sells at retail $200,000 worth of gloves, annually., ThiB department is presided over by a "glove artist" named Wheeler, who invents his own designs and has them made in Paris to his own order.

In the Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist Church are twelve preachers who have been laboring for more than forty years, and nine of them are still on the active list.

California farms average nearly seven hundred acres each, while in Massachusetts they average only ninety-four acres. New York has 196,000 fartns and Rhode Island only 6,000.

On Ash Wednesday the Pope went through the lengthy ceremony of placing ashes on the shaven heads of his venerable brethren of the Sacred College1 and as many other ecclesiastical, diplomatic and civil dignitaries as applied for the enjoyment of that privilege i\'J

Emile Angier, the author of "JPaul Forester," and one of the writers in the Paris and New York

Monde Elustre,

ift to re

ceive the cross of the Legion of Honor on the approaching celebration of the birth day of the Prince Imperial.

Lords Russell and Derby were each three times premier,the Marquis of Rockingham, the younger Pitt, the Duke of Portland, the Duke of Melbourne, the Duke of Wellington, Sir Robert Peel «tn|J®rd PalmerstoD, twice each

The Bebel totton Bonds. [From the Chicago. Jonrnal.] It will be remembered that the rebel Government of Jeff. Davia & Co. bor» rowed some two millions pounds sterling of English capitalists on the strength of Confederate cotton loan bonds, and that one of the conditions upon which the rebels were allowed to re-organize State Government was the. express stipulation that those bonds should never be paid. The holders of those bonds complained bitterly at the alleged injustice of thisjfM* of the Government and the readiness with which the South agreed to.it. Every conceivable means has been taken to place the redemption of those securities in the list of future possibilities but they are generally conceded to be worth their weight in paper rags, and no more. We, however, continue to hear, now and then, an! echo of the weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth of the luckless cotton bond dupes. Only a few days ago the London committee of said dupes published a lengthy epistle setting forth ^divers reasons why, in the judgment of the committee, those bonds should be paid. The protest before us allege?, and truly, that the United States compelled the South ern States to repudiate a loan made to those States when a

de facto

Government,

by British subjects, on the hypothecation of cotton, which thoy were to have ihe privilege of purchasing at sixpence /fez pound six months after the termination1 of the war, and this was the inducement, and no other, which caused the advanoa to be made." Those who made the advance would have realised enormous profits had tho Confederancy become an established Government, and for that tempting chance they ventured to run the risk of losing all. The speculation proved a bad one, because they miscalculated the result of the contest. Those who encouraged them in the belief tbat the Confederacy would come out all iigtit ought to be censured, and, if possible made to pay damages, but certainly not the United State*, which .uniformly

£.and

frequently

assured all whom it might concern that the rebellion would surely be suppressed Let the committee make its complaints to the British Government and seek indemnification from that source, or to George Peabody, tho banker who was so' Serviceable to the Confederate agents. The United States did all It could to dissuade tho unfortunate bondholders from inves» ting in the worthless stuff.

But the letter of the committee, in at tempting to set forth the reasons why this Government should have allowed the South to pay its war debt, gives the principal objection to it: 'The credit of the Southern States," says the t%arfifl epistle, "is utterly annihilated by this act of forced repudiation of these bonds, and those States will not be able to borrow a shilling

Europe until allowed to recognize and pay this paltry debt." In other words, it will to utterly impossible to i-aissjmoney for a second rebellion unless the debt in' curred in the prosecution of the first be liquidated. This we believe to be truth and consequently rejoice in the fact that such an unbalanced account stands be tween the Government and rebellion. It is as good as a large standing army. The bankers of Europe now understand that money lent to rebels against this Govern ment is thrown awy, and will profit by the lesson.

The ten million dollars sunk in the cot

tgr.ip

TUB

OOVKTHorai.

aa t' 3L*-'S:*St ««Wau

ton inoculation wa» a* dead loss to Ihe leaders, and oqly plunged tho borrowers into deeper disaster, but to those against whom the loan was directed it is hura to prove, in the ead, serviceable This is a striking instance of poetic justice swift and aoraittakable. The traitors and their foreign sympathisers expended, it is estimated, no lets than

$5,000,000,000

la the vain attempt to diMolve this Union and it is absurd to aitempt recovering

portion of it. The

6 00

any

Only

consolation

that the loss will be a perpetual aadim passible barrier to a second rebellion against the righteous authority of the United States.

11000 YARDS

While Marseilles and Piques

AtfHK«5,78*Mc. km 11

li'j. v»i6i -i'

liwer!

..ilii'X ,1'J'

ilJlVH

iV'.

A'A\l

French is Percales

•Aire- a.

BRILLIAIS T8

.il.v OF —I-••»:«•'15 lU ,• isfsi'i:'*

A 1 I E S I N S

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-w.'-* .vi'M

& *5

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Bin a --i

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'xilUy.'

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Spring Shawls!

PAISLEY

and

BROCHE

Square Shawls.

uwm

spri$H

AirIliiit!Kiir«M.

3'jtl "to t,'« ,1J

.Wlil.UI'

Marseilles. Counterpanes.

S5.86 QUILTS for

$3.00. $8.00. $6.00.

12.00 QUILTS for

$8.00 QUILTS for

fi'.: KK

FI6VBEU LINEN LAWNS

AND

S I N S

.hi

EDS ALL & OO.v

STORAGE, COMMISSION 6 GRAIN.

OWMN TCLLIa

Agents for STAR UHIOH LIK*2^

Ware House o& Main Strsct, Near the T. H, 4 I. B. B. Depot f2Mwtf

joins turn aLoiwo

OHN

rBANUIN.

LYNE & LAWES, tienerftl Commlsson Merchants, AMD DEAHB8 I" icrlealtHral

InpteMeata, aai

BOOTS AND SHOES.

(dREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF

Boots & Shoes.

S fftt Owing to the Great

Panic of the Times

I win eloee oat my f-tock of Boots and Shoes, for Thirty Days,

Regardless of Cost!

will fell mjr own manufacture of

French Calf Boots for $8, Kip $6,50 and 17.

Call a»d examine, and you are sure to buy

C. E. RUGGLES, No, 16 North 4th St

fabSldlm

Boots & Shoes

FOB THE

E O E

-xjr-f

'i.K

S A A A S

Would inform the citliens of Terre-Haute and ylclnity that he.has pnrchasei tbestock of D.-pew

99 Main Street,

and is prepared to MANCFACTOBK all work in his line in a manner not to be surpassed bv any House in the West. He has had

25 Years Experience

in the BOOT A SHOE business, and la confident oi giving

SATISFACTION TO ALL

Being a Practical workman and having had experience in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, tfew Orleans and other principal cltiep, is his reason for making the above statement.

THE LADIES

can be fitted with 8HOX8 And GAITERS of any kind of material that they chose to wear.

THE GEITLEfflEM are alio informed that they caa got a BOOT or SHOE TO FIT in this establishment

Call at 99. OOTSAND SHOES

N. A-

i» it It selling

Look at our Linen Lawns,

Percales, Brilliant#, and Colpred Piques.

E. R. BRYANT & CO., ^ncceesors to J. B.

TtJttHIB,)

Forwarding A Commission Merchants DCAuaa ra

Grain, Floor and Salt.

Highest market prloe paid for all kinds of Grain.

WHI.

HANBY &

CO.,

»T0BA»,

0OMMI8IOM

AMD

A I N E A E S

Warehouse riret 8i., at the Oanal Basin. THRRW HA PTE TNT

MOBRISOH.

FRANKLIN, M0BRIS0N

CO.,

ttlUBU

Commission Merchants,

No. 88 West-2d St., Cincinnati.

BBHBBNOK8.

Pearoe, Toll®, Holton Shaw, Barbour Oo., A Porter, «. O- Leonard A Oo.,

Vim.

Glenn 8ons, Bob't Mac ready A Oo.. Foster Brothers, Foote, Nash A Co. OhambeM, Steven# Oo. mb26aly

JAMTS

B. ITN*. THOMAS K.

IAWM

Pare

Eentucky

GepperOtatUM Whtolv,

Hail Stmt. Jur Conw Seratk, Tem Huh. lad, Merchandise and Produce of all kinds bought and •old on Commission. Censignmehts Solicited irate 'ifer of the Best Dtftllterlcs la

KENTUCKY!

REFERENCES.

LOTJISVKLLS,

KY—*Hon. Tho§. E.

Bramlette, late

'Governor of Kentucky Col. Alfrwl Allen, late Treasurer Keaiuoky, Hon. Benj. H. Brittow, U. S. Att'j, District

TBANKTORT, KYKy.

.—J. B* Temple, Casbier farm

er's Bank K. H. Taylor, Cashier Branch Bank ofKentneky. TKUB RACfij IiTD*—Hon. Albert lange, for mer Auditor of Stst* Hon. O. F. Oookerly, May«

Col. Tbos. Dowling, Jamoa H. Tamer'Esq. McKecnA Doming John Scott A 9on, 3.

Wolf,

K»q. 28d6m

HATS AND CAPS.

KW YOBX BAT ST OSS

oiseph C. Yates, JUST IN RECEIPT OF Hats of all kinds, Hoys' Hata of all kind*,

Mines' Hata of all kluda, "1 Inftmts' Hata of all Icinda, A at all prices.

Hats made to order oa shoit aotiM. ad an

THIS FALL

Itsyt side PuMtc Stjaare Wdtf

Po« Omn IIOBBT

Oomt

STILES,

Terre Haute. lad.

J. P.MoDONAIiD, (SQ^OEMOR

to Ju

AJMTOLD)

Tirtj BMW.W

Books, Magazines, Papers, stationery, Ac.,

Til JUS

NovlBdlv

HAUTE,

The andorsigned having just opened Iheir Shop, respectfully Inform the citizens of Terre Haute and surrounding eiuntry, that they are prepared to do their work to the entire satisfaction of their onstoaiers, as well in style as in fitting, no matter about the shape of the foot. The very best choice of leather always on hand.— Mending done in the beat Btyie and on shcri notice. Every article will tell by wearing nhal our work is, and will recommend It.

IKD

MTLIilKBRl.

klnda af Millinery Goods sold at 00S1 during tha Winter months, at

Mrs. M. H. Abbott's,

Ite the Port Offloe. Drclidtf*

LE1BINQ TAKNZKE.

Basement of F. Hoberg's new Brick Building, the four'h house west of cornerof Main and Seventh Streets, near the Terre Haute Hause nepKWlj

ASTROLOGY.

A S O O

a. B*TA!t

LOOK OUT.

GOOD SEWS FOB ALL.

11,000 TO ANT PEK80N WHO WILL *QUAL MADAME RAPHAEL IN TH fc PROFESSION.

mHJfi NEYE^FAILING MAK-

J_ AME BAPHAEL is the best. She diicreeda when all ethers hare failed. All who are In trouble—all who have beer, unfortunate—all whose foud hopes have been die appointed, crashed and blasted by false promises and deer it—»li v. no have beea misled and trifled with— *11 fly t- liar for advice and satisfaction All who are to doubt of the affections of those they lore, loutult tier to relieve and satisfy their minds.

In love Affairs She Never rails.

She ha* the secret of winning the affwtioan-oi the opposite sex. She shows you the likeness of our future wife or huoband, or absent friend.— he guides the single to a happy marriage, aod jnakes the married happy. Her ail an4 artvict haa been solicited in innumerable instances a:ul the result has alwayu bovn the meatis of securing a

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

She Is, therefore, a sure depeudancn. It Is well known to the public at large that she wan the first, and she Is the only person ic thiR nnnotrj- *Jjnc»c show the likeness in reality, ami wl'i cau give en tire satisfaction on all the concert-it nl lire, wliic'. can be tested and proved by tbousanJ n, both m*i rlod and single, who daily and eagerly visit h'i.

To all in business her advice is invaluable, bin can foretell, with the greatest cert: i«ty, the risuit of all commercial and business raueiot jm»

Lottery.numbers glvon with, nt miu ensile. MADASfK BAPHAKL is a bona fldi AstroNgl". thatevery one can depend upon. Site in the gr«»t. rst Astrologist of the nineteenth century. ti ithat we'l-knowu fact that makes illitetnte pr«tt-n ders copy h«t «d»ertlaeraents and trj t" imitu her.

Madam. Raphael is the sereuth cUngliti ot tinseventh daughter she was born with a nrtur»' Kilt she can foretell ynnr verj tbrii|(it9. "i also cures drunkenness.

All interviews strictly private ami As a Female Physician her remedi:-. nr»ur fni: to cure all female irregularities, ami to prurtuc the monthly flow, without danger or exposure They can not injure, but, on the ccntrs. tScr Improve the health.

Therefore,'come one, come all, fci

111 Kthmrad, bet. Oeitral ireoQe aod iohc Cincinnati, Obio. TBBMS.—Ladies, SI Gentlemen, 91,M.

N. B.—The Madame will answer no letters wltn out a fee of SI and a S-cent stamp is lnclgsed. Addrew Look Box 631. aug23«l»')

PECIAL ELECTION NOTICE

At a meeting of the City Cocncll of Terre Haute, heldon Tuesday night, March 17th, 1868, it wa«

ORDERED, Tbat an election be held on Monday, April 6th, 1868, by the resident cititeas of tho Third War, iusaid city, for a member of the Common Council, of said Ward, to fill the ya. au cy occasioned by the d»ath of Virgil A Sparks.— The aald Klection to be held at Thompson's Cooper Shop, in said Ward,

O&DSRKD, FcaTHEm, Thatth. polls be kept open between the legal hours of holdlug elections for Township, County and State cfBcers, and that tha Board of Retdsters, Messrs. Darla Johnson, Jonathan Oilman and J. S. Jordon, act as Iuspcctorsaand Judges.

W. HARPKR, City Clerk.

ml»-1868 dtd

OMNIBUS I.INE.

B. MILLEB'S OMNIBUS AND HACK LIN*. Will attend to all calls for trains leaving the City, and alto deliver passengers in any part of the city with care and dtobateh

All orders le ton the Slate at the Post Office, at Darts' Drag 9tore, or residence will be prompt ly attended to, I ''T^ndtf

PBUMOPHT

NKW

Jme# few

E W

Soots & Shoes Very Cheap

To olose out his large stock of

Boots Shoes and Gaiters, To make room for Spring stock. 'IV' money by oalliag on him at

No. 8 Meohanics Block, Particular Attention

given to

CUSTOM WORK

'UU Department Is in the hands of SKII.L.FUL WOBKMMT. ootlMtf

HENRY LAYMAN,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN

Boots and. Shoes. Having an experience of twenty-Ate years, 1 feel confident that I can give sriisfactlon both with my own manufacture and Kastern work, a full stock uf which I keep on hand.

SHOP—On Lafayette Street, north of the June, tion of Fourth Street. dcc5d6m

EW BOOT and SHOE SHOP.

OF MAKKIAGE.-A

Ootrasc or I.scrvaM, as delWerod at the

New York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the •aMecta- How to Irtra and What to litre for Touth, Maturity and Old Ag« Manhood Generj ally Beylawed. The Cause of Indigsstion FUtu lane* aad Uirroua OiMaaea accounted foK M*rriaca Philosophically Considered, Ac. Pootet Tolumes containing the#© Lectures will be forwarded on receipt of tour stamps, by SEC'T New Tom*

MTRSW*

or AWATOSI,addressing:

«18 Broad

way, New Tork. marlMly

Dry Gool 1 nporium

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FKBR14BV 18lh, 1868.

*df ihi*: tw.vi tm trf^etx

-AK

Spring Dresk" Goods,

In Great Variety, at

TUlSIjli, RIDLEY d! COS.

'rtA-.-t.AtXr^k

-vs. A very choice. llr« ol

FIGURED DELAINES

A.t S3 1-2 Cents, at i:

TV ELL, RIPLEY & CPS.

f-si-aa

STANDARD MAKES

BLEACHED nU§LII8,

At Popular Prices, at

ELL, RIPLEY & CO8.

'r ''F

HEAVY SHEETINGS

Brown and Bleached, C-4, 7 4, 8-4, 9 1,10-4, at

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO*8.

A few piece* of

DOMESTIC Ul\4HAMS,

At lOe per yard,

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO'S.

-.'-.Li .-

.-i'

i'"i

ELEGANT COLORS IN

DRESS SILKH,

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO'S.

Especial attention Is called to our Very Complete assortmrnt of

mm AND HOSIERY,

Including all the Popular makes Imported.

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.

IFe shall uss our most earnest endeavor' dnring tho entire coming season to make our assortment

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods

More complete and attractive than ever before, and worthy tho attention of the closest at il most discriminating buyers.

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.

IN S A N E O N

FIRE, LIFE

—AND-

A I E N

AGENCY.

M. A. CKANE. SAMVh C. SCOTT

The following Old and R»Habl« Cempaalas Repr«seuted

Merchants Fire Ins. Co.,

HARTFORD, CONN.

NorttiAmerican Fire Ins. €o.

HABTROHU, C.JNN.

Corn Exchange Fire ins. Co.,

1S7 BROADWAY, NBW. YORK.

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co. CLEVKLANH,

OHIO.

United States Life ins. Co.,

No. 40 WALT- 8T., NEW rORK.

World Mutual Life Ins. Co.,

117 BROADWAY, NEW TORK.

Franklin Life Insurance Co.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

United States Casualty, Co.,

96 BROADWAY, NEW TORK.

Applications taken and Policies issued in Any ot the above named Companiti in lowest current rates. Also, REAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to

Apply to

SCOTT & CRANE,

General Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

O I

Main.St., between 5 th & 6th

Terre Haute, Lnd.

Offloe

15&

Main Street

Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Rust.

Only $13

WUl give you a chance to obtain a fortune of $50,000 in France, Smith & Co'a KENTUCKY LOTTERY, drawing the middle and last of each month during the year 1868.

Send your address for a Cir cular. Address FRANCE, SMITH CO#

feblld3w

ssEmmsmJ*

CLOTHIERS.

7y-.rx

Gr5to79MainSt.

G-oto'79 Maini^ t.

SPRING and SUMMEB

O I N

-afislmijft

TTu&iA't

JHW

Has just received ajbeautiful line of

CLOTHS and CA88INRM8,

Suitable for the

SPRING TRADE.

DRY COODS.

SPKI\i OPENING—CARPETS.

STAMPS GOLD

Covington, Ky.

One door Xat of the Star Groo»rj, TERRS HAUTK, UNO. Plain and Deooratir# Paper Barging, Fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. CafUnga and Weill Palated isd Cslcewlaed frtmf Colon. Piano* and Natnul Wood Pollfhed in the hlfhett •tyle 8f the Art. Gilding on GtaM ana Japanned Tin, in all (Styles

It viU be to tbe interest of those who wish ft have serviceable work done, to oall on me Infor mation in baying dnd mixing colors, will be fnrnisbed to persons nit or CTMBOI: booSdtf

IBS.

-5 !^gf*

G^otoTOMTaiii St.

-"5ft .iiu'J

•^TO BUY YOUR

-H»f- Tlrsr.

£.«

March, 186«.

W. S." RYCE & CO..

HAVE JUST RECEIVED -.

100 ROLLS CARPETS,

Inelvclng ENGLISH nnd ASIEBI0AN •r S«. o. "a

Tapestry, Brussels, Three PtyS,,

Wool, Ingrains, Wool Dutch,

Venitian,

Cottage,

Rag, TV"*'/

•-'1

IsifSt,

Hemp, Ac. &c.

Bought since the decline ia prices, and W'li be sold ota the same basis for the present, notwithstanding the npward tendency in prkxs.

71!

50,OOO~ROLLS

WALL PAPERS

JUST EE0B1VKD, 1NCLCDTNG

(IN NEW DI8IGU9.

BRONZE,

".'"SATINS, GROUNDS, BLANKS,

TINTS, fte. fte.

DEO ORATIONS.

IN GREAT VABIKTT FOR

Private Dwellings, Halls, Churches,

Lodges,

Saloons, Ac..,5(h

.. "i ...'f :i We have decorations to suit the tasto of the most fintldions, as well as those requiring more display. Let everybody understand we intend offering Inducements to US® WALL PAPKB tttilf.T, and do away with white washing nd going with bare walls ••.HJ ilfiu if? J' •*, VV-i

Lonsdale, 7

"«ri

WM. B. MANNING,: BOVSK, AKD OERAILINTAT A I N E R,

Wamsutta

BLIAXHED

*T SV 1

-AT-—^

•«»r5 :Vf fc.'?

WHOLESALE PRIC?ES.

W, S. BYCJB & CO.

... a .uSt

4^ ». iv

nwii

i-.RSJS .VSE

9)ih:-GM fell

sljtia

W. II. BANNISTBR V* it i. fv-JiSi

'ikii

S sr

These goods hare just been purchased ... in the Eastern market at the nw. "r

LOWEST FIGURES!

"'H')

And Will be sold at

.,=1

PRICKS TO C0KRE8P0ND

With the purchaseT TEe

Mercbgnt Tailoring Department

Is nnder the directions of Mj\

JOHN A. BLACK.

Who will take particular' pain's to please bis customers and is warnted to PVe v.. :K- ,v. ..

Entire Satisfaction.

A good stock of

CENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,

And the

BEST FITTIHRO SHIRT

In the market, kept constantly on hand.

patronage I respect-

Thankfull for the 'liberal bestowed upon the old firm. I respectfully solicit a portion for the new.

W. H. BANNISTER.

-ii.tj- —..r

MI'lLINERY, a

M. A, *WAim SamoYea to

THf BED BAZAAR

isw

149 Main Street.

.1'*

DRESS TRIMMINGS, K*0KiZAAK ...

CPTT1K,

AT THX BED BAZAAR aiz

sSJR I*a.i«ar

—_ irdfei

I N E

.WHOLBSALB,

MaS

AT THE BSD BAZAAR.

siT

.'me

J} -ft'

-i

r. *, lik «ri. JL Hi l-SM'.-.

N O I O N 8 AT THE BED BAZAAB. t, I. ii a a %t*v tifrj .mn.,': fmn-iJi* se JidiMMMul..*: .IB*! WHEELER & WILSON'S I

8KWIS6 MACBIIES,

E JWILMOTH, •sent, I AT THE BED BAZAAB.

149 Main Street,

DRY COODS.

C. WITTIG&CO.,

MAIN

8TBEET."

'l tn-jesW ri'ic*-

QPPOSITB MoKESH'S BANK,

liJC.'V .*1

BULLETIN for MARCH.

i-'i-'S Uj FIRST ARRIVAL

-or- r'i :t

NPRIITG HHAWU

By direct Importation, viz

The ^lerdi Shawl

Bellini Shawl! .. "•a. #W

Cashmere Shawl

The Betta Shawl!

"Theae Gkods caonot bo surpassed in Style, Quality and Finish. They are from the best Manufacturers in Europe^ and will be sold at a very low price—within the reach of every one.

The Ladies are invited to look at these Shawls before they buy elsewhere.

C. WITTI6A CO'S, Next Door to Davis' Drug More.

DRY COODS.

tiU-iSc',

Spring Prints

i* tC't J/

DRESS GOODS

SHAWLS

AND

3i-

rLOAKI NGS,

AT rsr IJTA OI

I 0 I I S & E S &

BROADCLOTHS

AND OOTTONADES,

-AT-

COBNELll'S A HAtifiEBTI'S.

Bleached and Brown

S I N 8

STRIPES,

CHECKS,

•:r. sS

jHill, and

Er KISSWER'S

IMS Of

•"-•BPWFLRF* THX COURT HOTOI,

[OVEB

Spring Cassimerea,

DENIMS

i'l'if.'

iU 1-,.

GftSNBLIIIS HAliUKITY'S.

'ja

A S'r ",r

tv. •ii.i

8 I 8

lf» Vfr.-i* a ins tsi'tn

la 3

•.AviiAsJftmfoil jc .L-ij&ai

A Full Assortment of NOTIONS, SCCJT*

€0BNBLIII8 HAMBBTTO, Corner 3d and Main Sts., T*rr«llKat«,

Indian*

TKRRE-HAUTK. iNTDf n.

JMJ

j&-i

-j/m

Wli

.te

ol© Agent for

& Sons, Knabe

*P°'A Robert Nunns,

the

PUN0

Celebrated Patent

And other wall kaown *sd reliable

FORTES!

Alg^ Carbart A Heedhams, and Prince A Q»% s«lelrate4

Ch/urch, J^arior and School Or£ gans and JHelodeonsf

tar"1 "l"•'

can warrant to

YEARS!

Ho For tbe Campuign!

Brass aniHilrcr Band Initrnmenu, Tenor aad

Uf.. frimmlaK* for Drama uf Vll

I ?r tb* bMtj^allf yandlowMt rates.

)««tqai

8end ori«r» to KISSNJttR'8

PALACE OF MUSIO. Alltlal»or

Mafic*! iMtrnmrntn retmlrrd

In the mopt approrwl oMuuicr.

0*^ .is.1--:' ....„

MUSIC.

3. O. LINDEMANN,

'OSALSK IK

PIAJfOS, fflGLODKOlN OUGANS,

Violins. Qnltars, F|atos, and all klodi of MUSICK• Uerdiandiw, No. 01 WabMh Strwt.TERBSHAUTE. IK DIANA.

TUNING AND BKPAIBING of PIANOS «ud other Inatramentl will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnado (b N J* ONES. anlOSdwM JrOrUHMMANN

DRY COODS.

SAXTONA WALMSLEY

THK OLD

BOSTON STORE

I»«tlII alive, aqi bonnd not to bo behind thf* Spring.

New floods Arriving Every Day!

"^JUST RKCEIVK1):

White Goods,

A splv^ftd Line.

New Ernbroderies,

Spring Gloves,

Cheap.

New Styles.

Kid GlOVeS, Laced Back.

Dress Buttons,

Very

n.ni,o„„

&c., &c., &c.

The '*GL0VE-FITTINGo COBSifiTS

BUll Bn 1 .faTcr with tha Ladies. Every number, in White and Colored.

Great Drive

Hem-Stltoh Hd'k's.

BE11EMBEB THE

"OLD BOSTON STORE."

SAXTON & WALMSLEY, 111 Main Street-

•TERRE HAUTE

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Comer Main anal 6th Streets,

TUELL, RIFLET

CO.]

ENT&AXCY. FROM FIFT/t STREET,

Ia the oldeat and moat reliable InsUtutlcn of the tiiid In tbe State. Inatrnctlon gitoa In all tbe biauchee pertaining to a thorough liuslneie Edncation, saih as BOOK-KKKPINfi, PEXifAXIHIP, MKRCAKT1LE

VAUOaAIlOKH,

ic.

A Scholarehip in this College is good for LI1V, giving the Student the prtTllegg of Reviewing

A^ Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A few Pupils will b- admitted, in Arithmetic and Penmanship, at 84,00 per month.

NO VACATIONS.

For farther Information, ml! ahd see tlie School. Send for College I'aj er. Ad rets,

OABVIJi & OU'M,

mh!3dtf ritlNCI PALS.

SOLICITORS.

QHAKLE6 VTEKBE & CO.,

SOLICITOUS OF PATENTS,

COCNSELLOBS AT PATENT LAW, Model Builders, Dealers In Patent Hlghls, and

PATKATKU ARTICLES.

OtrriCE—Sl EAST MARKET 8TBEET,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

Our faeilltlee for procuring Patents are not rx~ oeedod by any eitabllshuient in the United .States., All kinda of Models bnllt to ordsr.

JOHH AKMSTKONG,

Gunsmith and Stencil Cutter.

Tlonr, Whisky aad dack brands, also Plates foi Marking Clothing, cnt to order. Gans mads aad-repolffd in the best of style. work to give satisfaction.

BAllttrMt.warranted

ihop 2d door East of tho New Conrt House, ,(n at the Vlco eoanty Har Sealas. fdl

TICKS, and

F. ME.AKS„„

Vtm, SHEET IRON AND COPPE* WOKH.es, EAST

MITU

9r.,

VRRWRCS

CSNAI

AXD KAII.AOID,

TERRE HAUTE,

nsi).

Particular attention palJ to Cupper work, Exbaast Pip*, bnlldisg 'Breaching, Chimneys and, Heataif, Uoute Jobbing, AQ.

Betnember tbe plare—Trrre Htnte Mill Taralshlng House. lltdlm

gTiJAM.DYE HOUSE.

H. CLARIDGE

Has rotnrned to tbif city, aid fitted np BteatuP Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, at the old Stand, Mo. 8 North Fourth Street, wbere be will bepleased to meet hit old friends, and at many new ones as may favor bia with their patronage 2Htf

^RCHITECT & BUILDEB.

J. A- VRYDAGH.

Plant, Specificationt, Soperlntendance, and PeDrawings famished for eierj description ot Buildings.

Omen.—8outheait corner of Main and F)*t!i ltt*eti, on Donnelly's Drug Store. mySMIy