Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 April 1868 — Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES.

BIP YAW WINKLE, Waking up from hie imp of twenty years, if be could only have uiuidlened Liu

WrriifiKED LOCKti

wilU t'KlSTADOUO'S DYE, would lia*« looked liko A VOCKU HAN again. Marvelous, indeed, in the effect of

ORISTADORO'3 HAIR DYE in rejuvenating gr iy-haired nurj^.nity. Why yiold to Tim# wlion you can baffle him?

Manufactured by .I. OKISTADORO, 68 Maidon Lane, Now V.irk. Sold by all Druggists. Ap-1-Uo.l by all Hair Dressers. alldwlm

ITCH ITCH ITCH! SCRATCH I SCRATCH! SCRATCH in from Ml to 43 hoars. Wbeaton'8 Ointment Wheaton'* Olnlment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton's Ointment Wheaton'8 Ointment Wheaton'n Ointment

cares cares cares cares cures cares

Tbe Itch, Halt Rheum. Tetter. Barber's Itch. Old Sores. Kvery Kind

OK Kf KBT nCMOR LIKK MAGIC. Price, 50 cents a box by mill, 60 conts. Address WEEKS A POTTER, No. 170 Washington Street Boston, Mas* For sal© by all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. 1R, l867-3ta wdwly

The Reason why Mlshlcr's Herb BITTKU9 cores

ninny different diseases, is be

came iti« the

best bf.hf.dt

for adorangedstom-

ach, or Dyspepsia, now known, and because it invigo'rates the ontlre system, strengthens the nervous fibres, elevates the standard of all the vital forces, and sustains a most healthy tone of the eutireV'umaa organism. Medicine that will do this, will euro any disease, for the simple reason, that natnre will do the rest.

We RnarantM, that rio woman or child, however pale and emaoiated, can use these Bitters regular* ly for twenty one days, without th. return of the rosy cheeks and fair complexion characteristic of good health.

Sold bv all DrupgUts and Doalera. DR S n. IIARTMAN & CO., Proprietors, Lancaster, Pa., and Chicago, Illinois. ilwim-alO

Errors of Tooth. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Deoay, and all the effect* of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suferlng humanity, send free to all who need It, the receipt and directions for making the simple remsdy by which he was cured. Shfferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, ca» do so by tddretaing, In perfect confidence, .• :JOHN B. OGDEN, mylOdltaw-wly 42 Cedar St.. N. Y.

information.

Information guaranteed to produce a zrowth of hair npon a bald head or beardless face, also a roclpe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Vrnntlons Otc on theskln, leaving same soft, •eruptions, oreu obt

"h"*"

.the

inwl

"'tllOS.

without

C//APM AN, Chemist, 823 llroadway, New York.

mylOd ltaw-wl ____

Ladies can rcceive a box of Dr elpan's Pills by mall scaled from the eyes of tho public, by enclosing one dollar and six postage itampn to M. W. Macomber, Gonoral 4g..nt for the United States and Canada-., at Fork. banking house

—OF—

CO.,

COOKE No 20 WALL 9TBR1CT,

York.

Cbrner of Nassau Street, New

We bny and sell at the most liberal current Hoc, and keep on hand a full snpply of «OVmmeut BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, 8EVKN-

IIIItTlKS, ami COMPOUND INTKBK8T NOTES nd execute ordors for purchase and of rOOKS, BONDS and GOLD.

CON VKESIONS.

We convert the several Issues of BevkK-Thihtus at the most favorable market rates Into FiveTwenties, which, at preont price of gold, yield jhe holdor abeut one por cont. more interest per innuin. Olrcniars with full particulars furnish»d npon Application ooyQdwly

A O O Ii A O

rno marry or not to mar-

I BY-WHY NOT? Serious Reflections for Young Men, In of the Howard AasooUtJon^^

anoe of Nature's Laws, in the first age of Man

Vmoolatlo'n. Philadelphia, Pa.

Tnamcafterwarathe

Uoward

fllw3m

Take Particular

ladle*

flllS REAL VELPBAU

WABBANTBD

Notice.

PILLS.

FRENCH.

PILLS, so celebrated many yoars ago fn Paris for relief of female jrregularTivfterwards so notorious tor their crlmlties, and

rftctlco 0f

abortion, are

nal °"Pl02,ui®r'ii0 f0r the first time in Atnerjoa. now offered for sale»l

comparftt

They have

ive obBcurlty,

oriKinator

from the

Velpeau, is

fao« that the origma^^Dr.

a physician In Parls, 8 withhold thorn sonsclentions prVtielp

n|,j

from general use, lost

j,o employed

fem

»le ob-

for an lawful purposes truly omnipotent, itructions, they s«,m ^JVom whatever cause bursting open the FL00D GATES

R0HEY

may have st ,a„i»imate nse, and all agents are ftrM(lden ^o sell them when It I. understood that the object is unlawrtl-

from oy

of tho curious, ^^'^"^oOMUEH. GenerM

Dinggists ^n TerV ^nte^

•W-wtHAT EVERY HOBSEMAN WANTS.—A W gool cho»P. reliable liniment. Such

an article is TOBIAS'

VENETIAN E0RSE LINIMENT, In Pint Bottles at One Dollar. For Lameness. Cuts, Galls, Colic, Sprains, Ac., warranted cheaper than any other. TUs used bj all tho groat horsomen on Long Island coursos. It will not cure Ring Bono nor Spavla, as there is no Linimeut in oxistonco that wilK What it is stated to enro It positively doe,. No or H0UMB WIt.1. m= WITHOUT TT AFTER TUV1NU ONF. Zrrl One dose revives and often saves the life over-heated or driven horse. For Ooiicand

try thlg

JThe

prescription, as

Please address Williamsburg, Kings o. mylOdltaw-wl

Netr York.

People's Remedy.

IT required many years of laborious search Into the properties of herbs and roots before Brandreth-s nils arrUed at their present state or perfection They take all impure and morbid accumulations from the bowels and the blood.— Their use in sltknoss

saon

money,

lime

ond

health

This noble medi-ine saves suffering, restores health, and prolongs life. Those whoknow their properties have the n*! unbounded] confidence in them. When attacked by ever so serious a disease, as pleurisy, colic, sudden prostration, Ac When six or eight pills have been swallowed, they are easy in their minds. And they have cause, tor Brandrvtli's PHI" aro n« broken reed.

The Princess of Wa'es might have been cared by a *w dotes, and ell her woeks of a$eny saved I believe this as I believe iny existence.

B. BRANDRRTH.

principal OIHce, Brandreth House, New York 8eld by all Druggists. aldwim

Catarrh can be Cured. HKADASHK-At once relieved COLDS IN THE HEAD -Vanquished.

DEAFNESS—Overcome WEAK 1CYES—Made Strong. ASTHMA—Quickly cured All of the above complaints ccmmon to suffer lag humanity, can be cared by the use of the well known romedy

KAGOF.R'M UKRHAN SNVFF It never fails to cure, is quick in its operation andbelngputwp In neat met.lie boxes, never mem IM Hundreds of teatimoululs could be shown to prove its po^lness. but It i. needless for once being used it rapidly wins its way Into fcvor. FersaVe by all Druggists. Trice, cents or send 60 cents to O. P. Seymour & Co., Boston nd receive a box by return mail.

IRA GROVER,

JR.,

^fcb86dly 5 (Agent for the German Snuff.

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HUMOROUS.

A Grave Literary Question Settled— The Storm about Who Wrote''Rock Me to Sleep Mother," Ended.

Who is Ball? Who is Akere? Who is Percy? Who is the "eccentric blacksmith of the far South—the bloated capitalist who was "on the third-rate pay list of the "Field and Fireside," and on such terms wrote poetry? Now pray let an end be put to all this storm about who wrote "Rock Me to Sleep, Mother." I had always intended to remain quiet on this subject.

I had hoped that circumstances might so fall out that there should be no necessity for my confessing. But it has happened otherwise. I perceive that it would bo doing a public wrong to remain silent longer. Therefore let the controversy tod.

I wrote "Rock Mo to Sleep, Mother," myself. I did it iu a lucid moment in 1S31—beforo Akers was born before Percy was born before the blacksmith had acquired the charm of electricity bofore Ball's mind became affected it was suggested by a remark 1 once made to my mother, when I was about to retire to rest. At that time I was in the habit of being rocked to sleep every ovening but it has been weary yoars now since 1 received an attention of that kind. They tried to rock mo to sleep onco in the far West, for porpetrating a joke that was uncommonly bad, but I dodged the projectiles.

Now I should novor have said anything if Ball had kept still. As long as the oth-

content, because it was fair to ptrsume that they were persons competent to ere ate such things but when this absurd Ball comes forward and tries to make it appear that at some time or other in the dim past he was rocked to sleep, and that it afiected him to such a degree that he was able to go off and write poetry about it, ho was too much for me. Who the mischief authorized Ball to write poetry? What right has Ball to intrude upon the muses? Who is Ball, that he should indulge in the insolence of writing poetry? Did you ever see his "fugitive and occasional" versos? Why, they are the worst that over saw the light of day in any land. They are slovenly and maudlin, imperfect as to rhyme, and bankrupt as to reason. They never can be accepted as evicence that he wrote Rock me to Sleep mother."

But when wo speak of proofs, let us romember that one cannot write feelingly of that which he has not experienced. Now, I put it to you frankly, as a man and a brother, it you really believe that anybody ever rocked Ball to sleep? Think of that groat, ovorgrown infidel in a cradle, with his heols in the air, taking syrup of squills through an India-rubber pipe, and getting himself rocked to sleep. The very idea of such a thing is an outrage.

I will not put up with this. When I write poetry, I don't want Ball to come prowling around and confiscate it. 1 feel my gorge rising. It is fashionable, and, therefore, nocessary, that when parties come forward to claim the credit of having written "Rock Me to Sleep, Mother," poetic evidence shall be offered in proof of the candidate's ability to compose verses like those in question. I will now furnish my evidence, and at the same time I will destroy this Ball.

ROOK ME/TO SLEEP.

Backward, speed .backward,Oh I Ball, in your flight Make not an ass of yourself—(lust for to-nigh Pull the few stiver threads out of your hair, Fill up and varnlBh those furrows of care— Care that was born of attempting Fame's steep, Which

tou

Just as sure a the

of an Bellyache It has never failed mm rises, just so sure

is this valuable Liniment

to be the Horse Embrocation ef the day. Use one and all. Depot, No. Cortlandt Street New York. Sold by all tho [Druggists and Storekoopapriltd«fewlin

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The

IUV.

EDWARD A. WILSON will .end,

(free of*charK*e) to all who desire It, the prescrlp tlon with th* directions for making mr* remedy by which

riS" Is''rotnefitThe afflicted." and he

Qis only^

couldn't climb, Ball, whom none

rocked to sleep.

Bally, come back from the echoing shore, Cease for a season the publio to bore, With yonr Infamous rhymes and yonr stupid complaint, For

you

know yon are claiming to be that which you ain't. Oh, drivel no morel—don't snuffle, don't weep— Hang up your lyre, Ball—I'llrock you to sleep.

Now, I'll give you tho chance, and I'll give you no more For If ever again you offer to pour

^MERICAN

?rora your stale, oozy fount of ineffable bosb, Any more rhyming arguments, Ball, that won't wash,

II say to those Westerners, "Rise 1 Of veugeanc" drink deepl Hock him to sleep, boys, rock him to sleep I"

MASK TWAIN.

A farm'cj called a" witness to prove the bad character of Enoch Jones who had formerly been his near neighbor. "Well" said the counsel "what do you know of Jonos?" ',1 can't say that 1 know much about him." "Does he bear a good charactor?" "Wo didn't like him too well in our neighborhood." "Wo didn't suppose you did, but could you trust nim or believe him under oath?" "Ho might tell the truth if it was to his interest." "Do you think Jones an honest man?'' I never gave him a chance to steal anything from me." "But do you think Jones would steal if he had a chance?" "Well, can't say positivo but I would rather not try him "Perhaps not but am I to understand that you have such a poor opinion of Jones' honesty that you would bo afraid to leave any thing where he crtuld steal it if ho were inclined?" "No:

I shouldn't be afraid—if I watched."

Parson B. was truly a pious man, and, at tho long graces which usually followed the meals, ho and the whole family reverently knolt, except tho parso'sn brother, who being o'er much fat, usually stood with his back toward tho tablo and overlooking the garden. One day,—it was summer time—tho parson was unusally favored not appearing to noticQ the fidgety movements of his brother, Who kept twisting aboqt until, finding no end to tue thanks, he broke in with, "Cut it short, parson, cut it short, the cows are in the gardon playing h—11 with tbe cab bages!' Tha interruption, through irlevreont, was well timed, and the i.ows wore driven out. "Are you not a'laimed at the approach of tbe King of TerrOT8?r said minister to a sick man. "Oh, no, I have been livsix and thirty years with the queen of terrors—tho King can not be miach worse,"

The "woman in black" has come to grief in Erie, Penn., where she is under arrest for forgory. Her name is Mrs. Clara Baker. She is handsome' stylish, and has had a large and brilliant career ae a confidence women. "There are two ways of doing it.," said Pat to himself, as he stood musing and waiting for a job. If I save four thousand 1 must lay up two hundred a year for twenty years, or I can put away twenty a year for two hundred years. Now then •which shall I do?

1TI

A Pulpit Scene.

Echoes from the Clubt says: "Clergymen who increase the number of their church services in Lent should be careful as to the parsons whom they invite to officiate for them. On Friday evening last, tho congregation of a quiet country village not far fron Winc&nton, in Somersetshire had assembled in the parish church for divine service, which was to be performed b}- a curato belonging to the neigborhood. This gentleman had been dining with un-Lenten self indulgence, and found his articulation so much impeded thereby tb&t he could get no furthor than 'Dearly beloved brethern.' These three words he repeated three times and then inform ed the astonished rustics that be couldn do anything more for them."

The Man who was hemmed in by crowd has peen troubled with a stitch in his side ever since.

WALTHAM

"WATCHES. THE BEST1 |THE CHEAPEST

The extensive use of these Watches bj Railway Conductors, Engineers, and Expressmen, the most exacting clasj of watch-wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the strength, steadiness,^durability and accuracy of the Waltham Watch. Te satisfy that class in all these respects is to decide the qaestion as to the real value of these timekeepers,

More than 300,000 are speaking for themselves in the pockets of the people. Imported Watches are made en an expensive system, in small numbers, bat by numerous ma kers, and are placed in the market here by an Importer who first secures a MONOPOLY OF SALB OF SOME ONE MANU

FACTUBE.

To the Manufacturer's profit matt be added Oestof Importation. A Cnstom-honse duty of 2fi per cent, payable in Gold.

A profit of at least 25 per cent, to tbe Importer, another profit to thejobber thus nearly doubling the cost of the imported watch.

At Waltham, Watches are manufactured on a large scale, under one roof and system of superision and management, thereby saving many of vhe expense* necessarily incurred in small establishments hence their great cheapness.

All respectable dealer* now sell Waltham atches and competition, as all the world knows, is favorable to small profit!. The trade is satis fled, because, though the profit on each watch is mall, the demand is large and all are saleable. (Jnssrupulous importers occasionally place a worthless Swiss imitation in the market. To avoid Imposition, the purchaser should Invariably demand a certificate of genuineness, signed by the treasurer of the American Watch Company—B. ~. BOBBINS.

There arc different grades of finish In tho different varieties of Watohes made by the Waltham Company, as thor aro dlfferont sizes and shapes to suit all taste* and moans but every Watch that bears the genuine trade mark of "WALTHAM" is guarranteed to be a good one, and nobody need bo afraid to buy it. Every "Watch Fully Warranted.

For sale by all first-class dealers in the United State and British Provinces. ROBBISS:« APPLETOI,

,• nv w*

er parties chose to claim that poem I was

HOSIERY,

Great variety and cheap.

«r -v

"AS YOU LIKE IT,"

4'1! 7

The New Hoop Skirt.

EMBROIDERIES, Very choice and low.

Thomson's Patent -€Hove Fitting Corset, everywhere popular, and for which we are Agents for this city.

SAXT0NA WALMSLEY,

ill Main Street,

2QQ Brls. of Louisville Cement. KA Brls. N. ¥. and Sandusky

tl" PLASTER.

200 Kegs assorted Nails,

Together with a complete Stock of

GROCERIES. A Liberal Discount to the traae.

A. A E. BEIMAJfj Main st.,betw«« 8tb aid9tb

mrSSdlm

HATS AND CAPS.

EW YORK BAT 8TORB

epl rsr

JUS1T IN RECEIPT OF

Mr. Hataoi all kin4* l{oys' Hat*

:.d soe

all lrinds,

Mia*ca' Xlato of all kind*, Intiinta' lints of all kinds, all price* Hats made to order on short notice. Com«

TBE FALL

ATTORNEYS.

J0.

P. BAUD. CHABLE8 CBVFT.

JJAIRD & CRTJFT,

Attorneys at Law, OrriCE.—No. 82 Main Street, np stairs. feb!2dtf

Wm. E. McLEAN,

.Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

—ABE—

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, Torre Haute, Ind. Office.—No. T'6 Main Street. dec6dly

L. r. MUZZT. B.

CHADWICK

.v^'.*vv» .A -vvt

Dress Trimmings, Choice Assortment.

Tcrrc-Haute, Ind.

FLOUR, BACON, LARD, &C.

We have In Store and offer

lot

sale

Brls. of Wheat Flonr, all

Grades.

500 gQ Brls. of Rye Flour. gQ Hogh'ds Bacon

Tierces Lard. Brls. Mess Pork..

STYLES, Terrs Haute, Ind

Bast side Public Bquare tov JTdi'

JOHN jr. BEIZ,

Barly's

Block, Ho. 60 Mala Street,

Terre Haute, Indiana,

OST rcapecttally reooiMseadshis woil ielaet •d stock of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plaid r.inMVa. Blanksts, Coverlet*, and Woolan Knit' »f Sferent kUit Being ftOly

M' Uum iyLi tefnvnHit the lint quality «f these Good* m(*tre«pectfully Invite Cadtaa aad Gentlamen

Wool taken in exchaned

fcr Goods, andthe saarket ratM paid. oetsidawtt

8AFFEI.L

MUZZY & SAPPELL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

General Collecting and Seal Estate Agents.

OFFICE—McKeen's Block, up stairs, below Masonic Hall. Jal5dwt

HOTELS.

JACOB BtJT«.

pLARK HOUSE.

COBNKK

CORHKE OF

aE0- c- BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE, Cob. Sixth

and

Main Sxasrr,

TERBE HAUTE, IND.

JACOB BUTZ ii SON. PR0PBIKT0BS. This Honse has bien thoroughly refurnishe. my 23dwly

FIRST AND OHIO STREETS.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W. B. GRIFFITH Propprletor

Office of Marshall, Montezuma and Palestine Hack Lines. ,,, Free Buss to and from all Trains. novlgdtl

EKRE HAUTE HOUSE,

OOUnSB MAIN ANO SKVENTB STB.*ITS,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

This Hotel has recently been refitted, and put iu first-class order, offering accommodations nnsor passed in the State.

SI BUST ft TUKKER, Prop'm.

PHYSICIANS.

A A N A

Office—Corner of Main aud Filth Streets, over tbe National State

RbsideKce—ChestnutBank.

DK.

No 182 Broadway, New York.

iii«mhii|)

nun ivri

Ask for a WaUham Waichj and take

other.

IT IS THE BEST! IT IS THE CHEAPEST! d*w3m

DRY GOODS.

"BOSTON STORE"

SPECIALTIES:

Indiana Casslmeers,

Equal to Harris.

St*, between 6tli and 7tu.

mlZlyl TERRK HAUTE. IND.

P. DAUGHEKTY, Physician and Snrgeon,

TERRS! HAUTE, IND. Will attend promptly to all professional calls In the city and country.

Office—Northwest corner of Fourth and fllain streets, (over oodman's Clothing Store.) Uesldence

N'h.

5A North Fourth Streot. oc29dt

DENTISTRY.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW. SURGEON AND MECUANICAL

E N I S

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 157 Main fet. National Block, Terr© Haute, Iud. [raSO'Jlf

O. LINCOLN,

The

Oldest Established Dentist In Terre Haute, Office—On Sixth Street, between Main and Ohio, ono door sonth of National House.

Hating had upwards of eighteen years' experience in Dentistry, he is oobfldent that he can give satisfaction in all cases. [jy2"dl)

I A S O N

JE JN

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1 S

BU00ES80B TO DB. 8. B. KMITU,

OFFICK—On Ohio, between 3d and 4th Strnot. aplSdtf T8KBK-HAUTB. ISD.

UNDERTAKERS. S A A A UNDEBTAIiER, is prepared tooxeoute* iordora in hiB lino with neatness and dispatch rner of third and Cherry treeti, Terre Haute, Indiana. Jan20-6-dwtf

BENJ.

F. RUBE It A.

B. OaUBKR

HADWICK, GRUBEB & CO.,

I'SBERIAKHW. And Dealers in all kind of

Metalic and Wood Burial Cases,

No. 6 South Fourth Street, opposite tho Post Office, Tebbe Haute, Ind. All Orders promltlj executed. a!5dwtf

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GRAIN.

OWEN TULLEE BBTANT

R. BRYANT & CO., (Successors to J. H. T0ENER,)

Forwarding & Commission Merchants

DCALEBS IN

Grain, Flour and Malt.

Highest market price paid for all kinds of drain. Agents for STAR

UNION

LINK.

Ware House on Main Strset. Near the T. H. A I. B. R. Depot

JOHN HAN*?. ALONSIl HANRT. OHN HANEY & CO., STOBAHK, oomhision ANI)

A I N E A E S

Warebousii on First St., at tbo Oanal liK«in. an I A I N

JAMES B. LYNB. THOMAS E. I.AWIS

LYNE & LAWES, General Commisson Merchants,

AND DIAUB8

Agricultural Implements, and Pure Kentucky Copper-Distilled Whisky, lain Street. Near Corner Seventh, Terro Haute. Ind, Alorchandice and Prodnce of all kinds l.ouxht and sold on Commission. Consignments Solicited Agents [for some or the Best Distilleries In

KKNTVCK1'!

.REFERENCES

Louisville, Kt—Hon. Thos.-K. Brum let ti-, late Governor of Kentucky, Ool. Alfred Alien, Into Treasurer Kentucky, Hon. Benj. H. llristow, U. 8. Att'y, IMstrir.t Ky.

Fbankfurt, Ivy.—J. 13. Temple, Cashier Farmer's Bank K. U. Taylor, Cashier Hi anrh Bank of Kentucky.

Tennc Haute, Ind.—Hon. Albert Lange, for mer Auditor of Stato Hon. O. F. Uookerly, MayCol. Thos. Dowling,James 11. Tinner, Esq. McKecn A Doming John Scott A Son, S. Wolf, Esq.

ONCEETE PAVEMENT.

I will answer all calls for pntting di vrn tlie Concret" Pavement, made at my residence, cotncrofGthand Poplar streets. This Pave.ueut, for walks, is the lest known—preferable e* to stane, in that it never wears to a dangerous smoothness, and has no joints to become uneven, as iu stone, by ono flag setting below auother No excnio now for retaining your old breakneck pavements when yon can get the Con:ret« laid down in the most workmanlike manner at a loss price per square than it has yet been put down for in this city. s«For cellars too, it is unequalled, and for walk* jvound dwellings, it is preferable to all others, as no vegetable growth can mako its way through [a8dtl] T. A. MADISON.

COAL.

QOAL !COAL II

The Best la the Oheapewt. E. F. MKBRIL Is now prepared to fnrnish the best Brazil and Highland.Ooal, also the Lehigh and Anthracite Goal, if ordered. Orders left at McKeen's Stor®, 107 Main St., or Hartsock A Bannister's, will receive prompt attontion. aOdtf

I A E O

Is now supplying tha best quality of KUer Goal Ret rates. Orders left at (Thambers' Pr.Mlc

at tbe marl Qrocery Store, southwest corner Bauare, will nmln Wiimpt^atteutlnn

MUSICAL,

L. KISSNER'Sa

0P-MU8IC!

No. 48, Ohio Street,

OPPOSITE THK COURT HOUSE,

TK.RRK-H AUTK. I I

Hole

A-seut for

Chickering Sons, Knabe Co., Steck t© Co., Robert JVunns, Gate Co.. the Celebrated Patent Cyclrid, -ii .?

And other well known and reliable

FORTES!

Also, Carhirt A Needh&ms, and Prince A Co's celebrated

Church, Parlor and School Organs and Melodeons! A Largo and Elegant Assortment always on hand, which will be sold at LOWEB BATES than the same quality of Instruments caa be bai of any other dealer in the West.

Nono but good rHiAlde Instruments dealt in, such as I can warrant to my Customers for

FIVE "5TEARS!

Pianos, Organs and Melodeons sold on Monthly Payments. Ho! For tbe Campaign!

Brass and Silver Band Instruments, Tenor and Bass Drnms Cocoa, Ebony, Boxwood and Silver Fifes Trimmings for Drums also, Flag of all sizes, allor tho best quality and lowest rates.

Send orders to fiLXtSSiNICR'S

PALACE OF MUSIC.

09* All Ulnds of Musical iuatrnmnnts repaired th» most approved manner. d&w

,MUSIC.„

J. G. LINDEMANN,

ORALEB IN

PIAMOS, ISK1.0DE0NS

ORGANS,

Violins, Onltars, Flutes, and all kinds of Music. Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA.

TONING

AND REPAIU1NO

of I'tANuS and

other Instruments will bo promptly at .tended to. OLD PIANOS will be taken in tnade fot NEW ONES. aninadwtr

J. G.

LINOKMaNN

NSURANCE COLUMN.

FIRE, LIFE

-AND-

AGCIDENT

INSURANCE AGENCY

M. A. CRANE. SAML'L C. SCOTT

The following Old and R"Hablo Companies Ropr«suntod

Merchants Fire Ins Co., HARTFOKD, CONN.

North American Fire Iiis. Co. HaRTFOBD,

CONN.

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. Co., 157 BBOABWAT, NEW YORK.

Buckeye Fire insurance Co. CLEVELAND, OHIO.

United States Life Ins. Co., No. 40 WALL ST., NEW YORK.

World Mutual Life Ins. Co., 117 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Franklin Life Insurance Co. INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

United States (usually, Co., 90 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Appiictitions takon and Polieius issued in iny ot the above nnmed Companies iu iowest current rates. Als-u, REAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to

Apply to

SCOTT & CRANE,

General Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

O 1

Main St.. between 5 th & 6th

Terre Haute, Ind.

Office ISO Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Rust

CHOICE

Familv (iroeeries!

JOSEPH STRONG'S,

jVo.

IMPROVED

ARREN'S

ROOFING.

We are prepared to put on this Bool, and warrant it for Ave years. This is tho best and cheapest Roof In use, and Is fire-proof. Oali on

CLIFT A WILLIAMS,

Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of 9th an Mulberry Streets.

Mixed paints, of every description, Tarnishes, Potty, Ac., always on hand, and for sale on the moat naaonable terms. Give me a call. Shop on Oberrret. strebetween3d and 4th oWdly

lOO Main fc|r«*el-

ORANGES, LEMONS, FIGS: RAISINS Almonds, Filberts, Pecan.-. Eng. Walnuts, Prunes, Currantt, Lobsters,

Fresh Cove Oysters, .Pcachcs, Pine Apple, Maizena, Italian Vermicilli and Macaroni,

Pearl Uarley, FRENCH MUSTARD,

Worcestershire Sauce, Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catsup, Bost quality Flavoring Extracts, Mace, Cloves, Nutmeg?, Cinnamon, Alspice, Pepper. Ginger, Cream Tartar, Eng. Soda, Colgate's Toilet Soaps, Blacking and Scrub Brushes, Ink, of all kinds, Blacking, &c., &c.

All of which are offered at low Prices, Goods delivered to all parts of tho City

FREE OF CHARGE! First Stone Front, East of Cth, on Main

Streot.

Country Produce Wanted

MILLINERY.

MRS.

l*8dtf

HOWARD WANNING, Honse, 81«b and Carriage Painting-, 6LAIDICI, PAPKRHAReiKe, ft

WYETH would respeet fnlly Inform the citizens of Tt-rre Hauteand vicinity, that she hae taken tb» rooms for. merly occupied hy Mrs. Hardv, and is prepared to do MILLINERY in Its various branches. BLKAOillNti AND FBESSINO DQN6 OBIUB. npon the shorteat notice. Qoods kept constantly on hand, with prices to suit purchasers.

Ka. S4 South Fourth St., two squares south of the Market House. aldwSa

DRY GOODS.

TRIMMINGS

sil

GALOONS,

KNOT"™ FRINGES,

Bullion and

Tag8el

Bngle

Fringes,

Acorn and Fancy Buttons.

EDSALL & $0.

MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS.

In great variety and quantity.

GIMPS, FRINGES^

FANCY COLORED BRAIDS Ac.

This is the best time to examine and select, as these trimmings will be scarcer and higher, later in the season.

EDSALL &CO.

PRETTY APPLIQUE MATS.

TUCKED HEMMED HANDKKRCII1KFS 25cts.

Pooket H'dk'fs 8,10, & 12 l-2o

THAT ARK GOOD I

Misses Cotton Balmoral Ho&e. Infants Socks and Hose.

HEAVY COTTON SOCKS.

GREY AND BROWN ENGLISH

SUPER STOUT.

For Hen and Boys.

WG MAKE THE PRICES VERY

LOW:

EDS ALL & CO.

PATTERN SILK SACQUES,

SPRING SACQUES,

NEW SHADES SPRING SACKINGS.

NEW CA8S1MBMBS

FOR BOYS WEAR

EDSALL A CO.,

Cor. 4th and Main Sts.

C. WITTIG & CO.,

73 MATN STREET.

OPPOSITE WoKEEN'S BANK,

BVLLETII for APRIL.

Best Pacific LAWNS in Elegant Styles,

Only 25 Cents per Y'd!

Best French LAWNS, in new Styles,

Only 35 C'te. per Y'd!

COTTON BALL TRIMMING, In White, and Black and White.

I N S

Scotch Ginghams,

Domestic Ginghams, In New Styles, and very Cheap I

A LARGE STOCK

Brown and Bleached Muslins,

AT LOW FIGURES.

€. WITTIG CO'S, Next Door to Davis' Drug Store.

PI.UMBING.

R. HTTfHTRT.il being a practical PLOMBEB, and at the request of many friends beg» to announce that ho is now prepared to oxo cute all ordors In the above bnainoss, lnconuection 1th his

Honse Painting and Graining.

8I10P—Ou Cherry Street, between 3d and 4tb

BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A fitted np on the most approved prlnclplos. KepairlnR promptly attended to. soi3

PHILOSOPHY

OF MARRIAGE.—A

New OooRflE or Lcorcnas, as delivered at the New Fork Mnseum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How to Live and What to Live for Youth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Generl ally Reviewed. The Canso of Indigestion Flatuelnce and Nervous Diseasss accounted for Marriage Philosophically Considered, Ac. Pocket volamos containing these Lectures will be forwarded on receipt of four stamps, by addressing: Sic'y New Yoke Museum

Ar&toht, 618 Broad

way, New York. marlGdly

QITY BILL POSTBK. GEa

REIFSNIDER.

Programmes and Circulars distributed in GOOD STYLEI ITAU orders left at Dowling Hall, or at Ui rlnttnc Oflcea^wIU be promptly 'tUnded to wit ceesand dispatch. wow

DRY GOODS.

l« 1

iti

SPHIKGOPEMING—CABPETS

ii?

I-ist*

March, 'iSO®.

S. RYCE & CO.

B&TK J03T BSOEITCD

100 ROLLS CARPETS

Inclaclng ENGLISH and AMERICAN

Tapestry, ...... Brussels,

Three Ply8, Wool, Ingrains,

-,r'

5.«

Bought since the decline in prices, and

WALL, PAPERS

JUST BE0E1VED, INCLUDING

s-"i*

STAMPS GOLD (IN NEW DESIGNS.

BRONZE,

SATINS,. GROUNDS,

BLANKS,

TINTS, &e. &c«

DECORATIONS.

IN GREAT VARIETY FOR

Private Dwellings.

Chnrches,

Lodges, :t --r.

Saloons, Ac.

We have decorations to suit the taste

Lonsdale,

tha

most fastidious, as well as those requiring more display. Let everybody understand we intend offerlne inducements to USE WALL PAPER FREELY, and do away with whlto washing jand Koing with bare walls.

Hill, and

Wamsutta

E A E S I N S

WHOLESALE PRICES.

W. S. BYCE A CO.

DRY GOODS.

APRIL IO, 1868.

rUELL, R1PLRY & CO., O E

IOOO YARDS

WHITE AND COL'D PIQUES

At40, SO, 65 and 75c. Trimmings for

above—great

variety.

i'f

FRENCH ROLL P0PL1NS$1.S0 (Regular price $2.00) at

TV ELL. RIPLEY & CO'S.

BARATHEA POPLINS, AT TV ELL, RIPLEY & CO'S.

Black and Col Dress Silks, In Gro Grain and Gro DoAfrique, at TVELL, RIPLEY & CO'S.

Trimmings, Satins and Fringes,

All colors, at

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO'S.

HANDSOME SPRING DBESS GOODS, Great variety—up from 20c., at TVELL, RIPLEY & CO'S

Spring Cloaks? and Shawls Up From $2.50, at

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.

#550.000 Prints,

Bleached and Bro. Mnslins Popular prices, at TVELL, RIPLEY & CO'S, *, Corner 6th and Main Streets,

TKBBEbHAXJTB, IND

ASTROLOGY,

A S O O

LOOK OUT.

COOB^EWS FOR Awl

«,000 TO ANY PERSON WHO WILL KOUAL WADAMK RAPHAKL IN THK ... TROFESS10N.

rpan NEVER.FAILING MAJDJL AMK RAPHAEL Is the bMt \ji -ben Sth-rs hare failed. All^'ho a^Tiu trouble—all

who

have been unfortunate

v0p®"

,,en

hs^^solkuil'1?

Wool JJhticfi,

Tenitinn, fwwsft Cottage, Bag, List, Hemp, &c. &c.

W'll

sold on the same basis for the present, notwithstaLdlng the upward tendency In prices.

50,000 ROLLS

disappointed, crnshm!

h»J iHl Promi,M »nd deceit—all

rpn8nit

In love Affairs She Never Palls.

hRPPJ- Her

th£

»i(1 »nJ advice

lnnn,n,rable instances,

thereenlt has always be8n tho means of «^c0rand

Speedy and Happy Marriage, She Is, Oiefefore, a snre dependence. It i. wni «d'Th« i« !h6l°f"C

atUrK«thatshe

was the firs

and she is the only person io this country whoc«t". show tho likoness in reality, aud who can five en.

6S'ia*CV0U

rhb

^ncerns oi life, wbfc).

proT6d

l'S

""nin

thousands, both

Wll°

dally and

B»Kerly

To all business hsr advioe is Invaluable.h...visit ml.^f

W1 the

Lotte?r

«rvatcs» certainty, there

nnm^erfi'VaDdbn'lneS*

1 r#nsactions.

T,n

without eitra charge.

RAPHAKL is a bona Ode AstrolejriHi Vr"i

one c,n

depend upon. She is tho

areat-

est Astrologist of the nineteenth century. It ithat well-known fact thatmakes illiterate pr-tJ-dars copy her advertisements and try toLita.'e

Uadame fiapbael the seventh danchter of

tJr

jeventu daughter she was boru with nrtu^ *tft, she can foroteli your very thonirhte. Shalso cures drunkenness.

AH interviews strictly private and con8:eatlat As a Femalo Physician her remedies ne.or fai. cure ail female irregularities, and to produce ThAv rat |0T'

wlt,bunt

danger or expesure

They can not Injure, hnt, on the coutrarj.the, Improve the health. Therefore, come one, come all, to

111 Richmond, bet. Central Avenue ami Jobs.

Cincinnati, Ohio.

TKBMS.—Ladies, SI Oentlemen, $l,5o ®-—fhe Madame will auswerno Io'i.m wm. out a fee of Si auda 3-cent stamp is incli ned

Address Lcok Box 631. aug^J.m

STOVES AND TINWARE

STOVES.

Large Slock and Low Prim AT

S. R. HENDERSON S

Four Doors South ,of the Post Office, on Fourth Street.

KNOWING

that the Public hae

long demanded a .better class of Stovs than has heretofore been gcderally offered in this market, S. R. HENDERSON has this sosscn to looted with great care, from tho most

Popular anl Celebratetl I'attorns, known in the country East or Wont, an RRBortrneut ot Cooking And Heating Stoves, such a* are raroly ©ter collected together in one Hon«e.

Among bis stock may be found tho leading Stove of almost every promineut Mauafartnror in tho conntty.

Heating and Parlor Stoves, ith all tho Modern Improvcmonia and conToniencies. 8tovos for Offices, Stores, riinrohc*, Uo. tela, Dinlng-ltooms, Hod-rooms, Any and all kiiuip and as for prions, He Defies Competition I .Ho is cenfident that ho has bought an

LOW

anybody can, aud is determined not to

UNDERSOLD

Id impopsfblo that anybody should have

tovee, for

no bkttsr

ritttrb

nre macle.

ALL ARE WARRANTED.

With f^ohlcg Stores h« gfveH

More Furnll ..rc that is llsuallj Given

and delivers all Stove.1) In the city Free oi" Charge I I Id addition toStoveo bo keeps a general assortment of Tin, Iron and Copper Ware, Pressed Ware,

The New French Ware,

Snoons. Ladies Preserving Kettles, Muffin Bakers Waffle Irons, and the very newest thiog out, the Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons,

These Irons have tho new iuclined handit', and

Patent Chilled Iron Face,

which retains the heat one-third longer than tho common ones. Stove Pipe of all sizes and kind*, constantly on hand, and no xtra charge for riveting joints together. Buyers will certainly gave money by calling on 8. HENDERSON, Fourth Street, four doors South of thi- Post 0ffic«. seZSdwtf

MILLINERY.

MRS. M. A. WALTER^

Removed to

THE RED BAZAAR.

149 Main Street.

DRESS TRIMMINGS, AT THE RED BAZAAR.

NEW YORIL DRESS CUTTER,

AT THE RED BAZAAR

I I N E AT WHOLESALE, AT THE RED BAZAAR.

1ST OTION AT THE RED BAZAAR.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SKWIX.

MACHINES,

IWILMOTH, Agent, AT THE RED BAZAAR.

149 Main Street.

OMNIBUS LINE.

B. MILLER'S OMNIBUS

AND HACK LINK.

Will attend to all calls for trains

leaving

Oity.aud also dellvor passengers

lh'

any part of tt

city with care and dlshatch All orders ie ton tho Slate at tho Post Offloe. at Davis'

Drug

Store, or my residence will he

ly attended to.

froinj

JOHN ARMSTRONG,

Gunsmith and_Stencli Cntter.

Klonr, Whisky and Back brands, also Plate* foi markiuK Clothing, cut to'order. Gun# made aad repaired in the best of

All work warranted to gitosatiHfactiou.

K,U

Shop 2d door East of tbe New Conrt

Hon..-,

street,atthe Vhro count* Hay

^j»i«-s.

Idl

MONUMENTAL.

THE

UNDERSIGNED

Mokcmkkts.

Pillar, at Alexandria,

Agent

for tho

CELEBRATED SCOTCH

GRANITE

Tills material is

.nw

SUtl i.-.'aw- ,i:

Imp«rUh~tbh. It

jl. moii JSleaamt and wtceptiile of

(te

highest polish

known material. Its chief constituents ore

the same as Cleopatra's Needle, and1 Pompey'a

K^ypt,

main

which still

tmimpairtd by

it is

THK KA.TAUEN OF (ESTIJHIE'i, The raperlor beauty and durability of this ma. terial Is causing a demand for It In the Eastern States,where

being adopted by

classes In preference to the Italian Marble.wealthiertho

specimen oi this Granite may bo seen at thAdams Ixpreas Office. Orders and Inquiries will meet with prompt

.ntlon.

Addreas,

»t

JAMES a. WILHOb,

"d O

Box

714,

Terr« Hait«.

Tnd,