Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 May 1868 — Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO CONSUMPTIVES. TLe Utv. EDWABD A. WILSON will .end, free of charge) to all who desire It, tbo pre«crlp. tioa wKh the directions for making at-d nslug the simple remedy by which ho *u oared of a lung iffectlon and that dreaded disease Coniumptioa.— file only object is to benefit the afflicted, and he I hopes every sufferer will try till* prescription, as twill cost thorn nothing and may prove, bleesinf. Heme address Btv. KDWAHD A. WILSON,

Williamsburg, Kings Oo., New York.

mylOdltaw-wl

ISFOBMATIOJFL.

Information guaranteed to orodnoe a inxnrlant rowth .if hair upon a bald head or beardless face, also a reciiM for theremoTal of Pimple., Blotches, Kroutionfl, etc., on the sliin, leaving the lame soft, jltHr r.nd beantiful, «au be obtained without I .hartii by addressing

THOS.

Oi/APMAN, Chemist, 823 Broadway, New Tork.

aylOdltaw wl I a a re iv a elp in a Pills by m*H sealed Irom the eyes of the public, by enclosing one dollar and alx po»t»g» tump10 W. Slacomber, General Agent for the United States and Canadas, at Albany, New ork.

vv,ki.1^ up from his nap of twenty years, if he roubl OOLY IIAVC muiatened his WITHERED LOCKS with I'lllSTAlWIRQ'S T»YK, would have lookid lk"

A YOVKO MAS

aifrtin- Marvelous, indeed, if* tho effect of CRISTADOROS HAIR DYE in rejuvenating *ray-haired nuwanity. Why yield to Time when you can baffle him?

Mannf-irtnrod by J. OHIBTADOBO, 68 Maiden New Tork. Sold by all DrnggUU. Ap.

Line, pli»i by all Hair Dreseers.

alldwlm

ITCHl ITCH 1 ITCH! SCRATCH I SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH in from 10 to 48 honrs. Wheaton's Ointment cures Tb« Itch, Wheaton'N Ointment Wheat""'* Ointment W be.it on's Ointment Wheat on'« Ointment nbnlot'i ointment

cures cores cures cores cures

Salt Rheum. Tetter. Barker's Itch. 0I« Sore*. KTerj KIM

„a WEEKS A P0TT1CR, No. 170 Washington street, Bolton, Mass: For sale by all Druggilts. Boston, Sept. 18,18«7-3ta wdwly

The Reason why Mlsbler's Herb BITTKKS cures so many different diseases, I. beaus« it is the ursr REMEDY for a deranged stomach, or Dyspepsia pow known, and because It invigoraUs the entire system, strengthens the nervous nbres, elevates the standard of all the vital forces, and sustains a most healthy tone of the entire bumao organism. Modiclno that will do this, will cure any disease, for the simple reason, that natnro will do tho rest.

We guarantee, that no woman or child, however pale and emaciated, car uso these Blttors regular* ly for twenty-one days, without the return of tho rosy cheeks and fnir comploxion characteristic of good health.

Sold by all Prnggi«t8 and Dealer!. DB S B. HA HTM AN ft 00., Proprietors, Lancaster. Pa., and Chicago, Illinois. dwlm-aio banking-

rpo

HOUSE

—or—

j7VY COOKE Ac CO., No 21) WALL BTBKKT,

Corner of Nassau Street, New

MA RRY

For A.

Wo buy and sell at the most liboral current rices, and keep on hand a full supply of GOTrnment BONDS OF AUL ISSUES, 8KVKNBIBTIIM. and COMPOUND INTBUBST NOTKS cd eiw.uto orders for purchase and sale of fOOKS, BONDS and QOLD.

CONVKRSIONH.

Wo convert the several Issues of SEVEN-TBIBTHS at the moat favorable market rates into ViveVwentios, which, at preient prioe of gold, yield (Bo holder nbent one por cent, more Interest per tnnum. Circulars with full particulars fornlsh»d upon application. myDdwly AT COOKE CO.

OR NOT TO MAR-

I BY—WI1Y NOT Serious Itefieotlons for Youog^Mon, in of the Howard Association, on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases Induced by ignor~"o of nature's Laws, In the flrst agei of Man. Snnt in Bi'alod letter envelopes, tree of charge.

Address, J. SKILLKN HOOQnTON, Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.

fldwSm

ladies Take Particular Notice.

yilK URAL VGLPBAU FEMALK PILLS. WAHKANTBD FRENCH. XHKME PH.LS, so celebrated many years ago in Paris, for tho relief of female Irregularttes, and afterwards so notorious tor their criminal em

HKME PH.LS, S O celouraica mauy -B _" in Paris, for tho relief of female Irregularand afterwards so notorious tor their crimlimployment lu the praotice of abortion, are .J fnr sale tor first time In America.

,l""the

now

physician in^Parls^of 8^^ ha^'w^thhrfd them S^r^t't^y^hTild-uVmploTed for anlawfal purposes

from In orerooming femaleobto be truly omnipotent, turstitig^pen the flood gates from whatever cause may have stopped them I but they are offwed to the public only for legitimate use, and all agents aro forbidden to sell them when it is understood that the object Is unlawful.

Ladles can pocured a box, sealed fiom

po.Vago Etamp's

lhe

of the curious, by enclosiue oneJoUar, and els postago Etam ba^uv'NrYh,' or'"to any authorized Airent

M. W.^l AOOMBKR.Oeneral

*uo United Statos and Oanadas, at A Ia bOld

t)y ali Diug'iists In Terr^ Haute. o7dwly WANTS—A and reliable liniment. Such good, cho»p an article Is

Dr. TOBIAS'

VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT,

In Pint Bottles at One Dollar. Kor I.ainoness, Outs, Oalls, Colic, Sprains, 4c., warranto I cheapor than any other. I Us used by all the great horsemen on Long Island eonrtes. It will not cure Blng Bone nor Spavin, as there W no Liniment lu exlstouco that will. What it Is stated to cure It positively does. NOOWKMOF U0BSH8 WtLl. Br WITHOUT IT AFTER TBIIKO OSE aoTTi.E. One dose revives and often eaves the life ot an over-heated or di iven horee. For Colic and Bellyache it has never failed, Justas sure a- the »uu rises, just so snre is this valuable Liniment

tm the Horse Embrocation «f the day. Use it ou» and all Depot, No. 50 Cortlandt Strest, Now York Sold by till the Druggists and titorekesp-

ers

aprllldiwlm

Errors of lonth. ii Qeutlemnn who suffered for years from Nerv» ca Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effect* of youthful Indiscretion, Will, for the sake of infixing humanity, send freo to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple romly which he was cured. Shfferera wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by tddreesing, In perfect confidence,

JOHN B. OODITS,

rayiodttaw-wly Oedar St.. N. Y.

The People's Remedy.

lr required many years ot laborious search into the properties of herbs and roots before Brandreth's Pills arrived at their presont state of perfection They tak? all Impure and morbid accnmnlntions fiotu the bowels and tho blood.— Their use in si rkn^s*

Catarrh can be Cured!

HEADACHE—At once reliered. COLDS IN THX HEAD—Vanquished. DE^FHESS—(Wercomo. WE.VE XTES—Made Strong. A?TUM A—Quickly cured. Allot the abOTe complaints common to suffering humsnlty, ran be cored by tho use ot the well fcnowu romety

RAEOFR S OERHANSHCrF. It nerer falls to cure, is quick in Its operatien, and being put up in neat metalic boxes, it neTer ioscs its Tirtue. Hundreds of testimonials could OS show a to proTe Its goodness, but It iB nesdless, for once being used it rapidly wins it* way into faTor. Far sale by all Druggists. Price. 35 cents, or send 50 cents toO P- Ssymonr A Co Boitoc. ad receive a box by return mail.

Till! DAM EXPRESS.

rCBLtlHID EVEBY MOHNHO, (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) IX Modeaitt's Bnlldlng, No. 65 WABASH STMET, DMEOTLT KO.TH or TRB

OOUBT HOUSE.

Terms of Subscription:

For one year, in advance 910 For six months, in advance 6 For three months, In advance. _.... 8 For one menth, in advaacr Deliverable to

City

Jan 6 dwlm

KIP VAN WINKLE,

Subscribers at 80 cts. per week. Single copies, S cents.

LOOK TO TOM WTIIBSm

Save Time and Money

If you have anything to sett, It you have lost anything, If you have found anything, if you have a house to rent, If you want to rent a house, If you want boarding, If you want anything,

Tell Five Thousand People at bnoe, —BY—

Advertising in theDtllj Express,

HUMOROUS.

A teacher asked a Sunday school gchol ar, a little boy, what passage in the Bible for-bade men having two wives.1|He answered "No man enn serve two masters

"I am a great gun," said a tipsy printer, who had been on a spree for a week "Yee," said the foreman you are a great gun, and half cocked, and you can consider yourself discharged."

They tell a humorous story at the ex pense of the Town Council of Wirtem burg. Once on a time the grass grew on

OK KVKRY niiMOK LIKK MA6I0. Price tl cents a bo* by mail, 60 cent.. Ad-

one of the Church towers so thick that the grave fathers of the town held a meeting to consider its removal and it was vo« ted to hoist up the town ball and grace it I off".

Sentimental young lady to" perfumer "I don't think you forwarded the scent I meant it seems entirely different to that I ordered ." Perfumer, who is fond of pun ning: "Madam, I am sure that what yoa meant I sent the scent I sent was the scent you meant, consequently we are both of one sentiment-"

A conductor en a Connecticut railroad passed free a poor, penniless chap recently. An officer of the road in tne car called him to account. 'I pass him," said the man of tickets, "because he's a conductor on theRailroad." "He a conductor I Why, what makes him dress so shabbily?" "Oh, he's trying to live on his salary.'' was the quick reply.

A learned professor in New England was accustomed to demand of students an excuse whenever they were dilatory at recitation. The excuse gives, he invariably added "very well but don't let it happened again." One morning a married student happening to be behind time, was promptly interrogated as to the cause. Slightly embarrassed lie replied: "The truth is, sir, I had an addition to my family this morning, and it was not convenient to be here sooner." "Very well," replied the professor in his quick, nervous Manner, "very well but

don't lei it happen again." it si ,-f Man One ludred ana Seventeen Tears Old-

jesuieApv £l0 *Mt»X eq) tnou] Jacob Fernance, known for the last eighty years by the name of "Old Peno," is still living with Mr. Mulkey in this city. Being too old to continue in his old business of trapping in the Western mountains, he has for the last thirty years been living with Mr. Mulkey, and ia well cared for. "Old Peno" is now

seventeen years old.

Cannibalism In Algeria. The

Echo d1 Oran,

The

r-.cr.ty, lint

IRA GROVER, Jb.,

£feba*Uji |gBB*lAtsnt for the German Snnff.

an Algerian paper,

relates the following: "A dealer belonging to Mostaganem reports another terrible episode. Two women, eaoh having a child, lived with a tribe near Tiaret. These unfortunates did all they coul for a long time to stave off the horrors of £a« mine but at length, all their resources being exhausted and public charity ho longer to be relied on, they agreed to eat the children. A bargain was agreed to and lots weredrawned as to which should be flrst killed. The mother who lost gave up her infant, which was killed and eaten. This served for a few days but at last the hideous supply came an end, and the woman who had sacrificed h«r .offspring claimed that the other should submit to the same loss. The latter refused, being unable to bring her mind to that ex treene measure. After long altercations, both mothers at length agreed to submit theirdifference to the dksision of the Arab bureau, and in this way the horrible facte came to light. The women were of course at once taken into custody."

Auenir Alger,

and

h»alth

This noble raedi-ino s»vo3 suffering, restores health, and prolongs life. Thoso who know their properties have the most unbounded^ confidence in them Wt on attacked by ever so serious a disease, as pleuriay, colic, sudden prostration, Ac., when six or eight pills have been swallowed, they arc easy In their minds. And they haro canto, for Brandreth's Pills aro ne broken reed.

The Princess or Waies might have been cured ty few doses, and ell hor weeks of a£eny saved. I K^lleve this as I believe my existence.

B. BBANDHETH.

Principal OfBoo, Brandreth House. Now York. S?ld by all Druggists. aldwlm

Aboat That Klection Io Chicago. An event happened in Chicago last week which is a proper subject for congratulation There was an election of a Recorder, City Clerk and Aldermen, and although it is a Republican city, the Democratic candidate for Recorder was by 910 majority. The reason is, that he was a fitter man for the office than hie Republican compeUtir. We are glad of his success accordingly. If either party wishes to maintain itaelf, let it pat up iu very best men, especially in judicial elections. It is easy for those skilled In the arts of politician* to pack nominating coven lions, and till the ticket of any party with weak or improper name^ bat it is a game that is sore to Icee in the end. The new Reccorder of Chicago (Judge McAllister^ is an intimate friend of Mr. Pendleton, and his election is held op as an evidence that the principle* of

that gentleman have made considerable acquisitions from the Republican* of that city. Wo have ne doubt that there are many Republican* there who have become friendly to Mr Pendleton but it i* •hown otherwise than by the figure* in this election. The Democratic vote east ear* ilen the occasion was not one to bring out the foil strength of other party.—S.

^MERICAN

Sun.

WALTHAM

WATCHES. THE BEST! (THE CHEAPEST

-a'-ietf' •1 .* -•'Jrt.'}'.

The extenslre nee of these Watches by Railway Conductors, Engineers, andIxpreeamaa, the most exacting class of watch-wearers, has thoroughly demonstrate* the strength, iteadineee, dnr»biUty and accuracy of the Waltham Watch. Te satisfy that class in all these respects ia to decide the question as to the real ralue of these timekeepers.

Mote than 300,000 are speaking for themseWe* in the pockets of the people. 'Imported Watches are made an an expensive system, in small numbers, bat by numerous makers, and are placed in the market here by an Importer who first secures a MONOPOLY OF BALK Of aOM OKI MAKD-

VAOTUBK.

To the Manufacturer's profit ssast be added Oestof Importation. A Custom-house duty of 25 par cent, payable la Gold.

A profit of at least *6 per cent, to the Importer another profit to the Jobber thus nearly doubling the cost of the imported watch.

At Waltham. Watches are manufactured on a arte scale, under one roof nod system of superision and management, thereby earing snaky of lhe expenses necessarily incurred in small estab lahments henee their great cheapness.

All respectable dealers now sell Waltham Watches and competition, as all the world knows, is fltTornble to small profits. The trade is satisfied, because, though the profit on each watch Is small, the demand is large and all are saleable

Cnssrapulons Importers occasionally place a worthless Swiss Imitation la the market. To avoid Imposition, the purchaser should invariably demand a certificate ofgsaninsness, signed by the treaenrer of the American Watch Compaay—B

BOBBINS. There are different gradee of finish In the didst' ent varieties of Watches made by the Waltham Company, as ther are different sixes and shapes to suit all tastes and moans but every Watch tbat bears the genuine trade mark of "WALT. HAM" is gnarranteed to be a good one, and nobody need be afraid to buy It. Bvery Watch Folly Warranted.

For sale by all first-class dealers In the United State and British Provinces. -, BOBBIIR:*AFPUneH,

No. 183 Broadway, Mew lark.

Ask for a Waltham Watch, and take no other.

IT IS THE BIST! IT IS THE CHE4PIBTI d«w3m

CHOICE

•'t :b

ia-

«'.?«

Family Groceries!

a.. a

OSEPH STRONG'S,

No. JL90 Jlain Street.

jc.«rMJo5i.':.i-' Jif-l

one hundred an

He was an old man

when the battle of New Orleans was fought at which time he did duty under Gen. Jackson. This old man still shows considerable active, both physical and mental takes great interest in the different improvements going on in and about the city, and we are informed by Mr. Mulkey that he averages a trip once a week to the Kansas City Bridge works., which takes him about three-quarters of a day to perform. When about home he occupies most of his time, in the spring and summer, in attending to his garden. At present he has nothing but tobacco plants in cultivation, of which he has growing enough to plant twenty acres. Ternance was corn in Canada, and what is called a Canada Frenchman. He emigrated from that country south when he was about thirty years of age. Since that time he has suffered the perils and trials, and enjoyed the romance of a pioneer life. During the last thirty years he has enjoyed life in a fashion to suit himself, and not the times, and is now quietlv descending the plane of life at the advanced age of nearly six score years.

FREE OF CHARGE First Stone Front* East of 6th, on Main Street.

Country Produce Wanted

ggs^——SU——SSI

DRY GOODS.

"BOSTON STOBE" 8PKCIALTIE8:

iBdlani CasslmeerB,

•mVi sdi

Xqnal to Harris.

4_.--

su-i

of oran, publishes a

letter from Tiaret, which says: "Four Arabs were recently arrested whose tent was pitched at about four hundred metres from Galibart. They are charged with having killed four persons in order to eat them. There was found in the place where they lived tho body of a young man, portions of whose flesh were missing, and in an earthen pot, together with pepper and Arab spices, portions of a hu man body. Several exhumations were made, and the corpses so discovered wanted the extremities—a proof that the latter had been eaten. In the tent was found a jacket belonging to the Foreign Legion, and the supposition is that it formed part of the clothing of another victim."

IT'S fcltt*

-•i •*'. a

HOSIERY,

Great tarietr and cbeap.

tit* 3

«-*R

sort

i5! jsii-1-

"AS YOU LIKE IT,"

The Vew- HOOP Skirt.

EMBROIDERIES, Very choice aad low. l-.v ...• -"*i.

jjasta M"3!» "OfA

Dress Trimmings,

Choice Assortment. jt ft'-s

-yy,

i.xui

"f,i n- 'l

uv.

-V.ltt.'* .•

Thomson's Patent Glove Fitting Corset,

everywhere popular, and forvwhleh We ar* A feats for this city.

aii M' *tt r•-.-I

SAiTON WALXSLEI, ill Main Street,

Terre-Hmte, Ind.

PLUMBING.

B. BUOiBLL being a practical PLCKBK&, and at the reqicst of many friends bees to annonnoe that he Is now prepared to axe cose an orders In the aboTe bn*lnoes, in connection ithhis

House PalBttBg irainlag.

SHOP—On Ciasrry Street, between and 4th

BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS,

,fitted upon the aoetafpreret principle*. 1 tnpatrlasc promptly atteaSsil ta. sepS

J, I*. BIoDONAIiD, i,

(Saccessor to A. A. AanoiD) Buui ns

MisuiiM, Papers,

Stationery,

POST

OMOS LOUT— Tcaaa

Horiaaiy

HAV*»,

ATTORNEYS.

rso.

p. Mian.

CHAftLFS envrr.

JJALRD & CKUFT,

Attorneys .at Law, Ornc*.—So. 82 Main Street, up stair*. febl2dtf

Win. E. McLEAN,

Attorney and Counsellor at. Law —am— GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

Terre Haute, Ind. OFFICE.—No.SC Main Street. deofidiy

r. aviiT. n. c.

MUZZY & SAFFELL,

ATTORjhfiYS AT LAW

fettnl Ctliedng Ileal Jftafe Agate OFFICE—McKeen's Block, ap stairs, below Kaaonlc Hall. JalSdwt

HOTELS.

JACOB BCTZ. GEO. C. BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE,

Con. Sixza AND MAIN STBKET,

TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

JACOB BCTZ SON.. PR0PK1ET0K8. This Honse has been ttaoronghly rsfurulsbe I. 23dwly

HOUSE.

pLABK coasca

coasca or FIBST AND OHIO BTEEKTA.

Terre Haute, Indiana

•.eurrm. rroppnetor

OOce of Marshall, Montesnma and Palestine Hack Iiinee. Free Bass to and from all Trains. nov2Sdtf

HAUTE HOUSE,

rpEBRE

OOaMEB liU AMD SEVENTH STEEET8, Terre Haute, Indiana-

Tills Hotel has recently been refltted, and patio Irst-olase order, offering accommodations ansar passed In the State.

SIBLEY TURNER. Prop'rs.

PHYSICIANS.

R.A. AKNAUD.

ORANGES, LEMONS, FIGS, RAISINS Almond*, Filberts, Pecans, Eng.Walnuta, Prune*, Currants, Lobsters,

Fre*h Cove Oysters, Peaches, """PHIB Apple, Maizena, :'"J' Italian Vermicilli.^, .0 «S and Macaroni,

.if.au f«"l Barley, TBKNOH j,.i MUSTABO,

Worcestershire Sauce, Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catsup, Best quality Flavoring Extracts, Maco, JNutmags, Cinnamon, Alspice, Pepper,'Ginger, Cream Tartar, Eng. Soda, Colgate's Toilet Soaps, Blackihgand Scrub Brushes, Ink, of all kind*,. Blacking,

&c^ Ac.

All of which are offered at low Prices. Goods delivered to all parts of the City

Orncc—Corner of Main and Fifth Streets, oyer the National State Bank. BISIOESCC—Ohestnnt St", between fitfc and 7tn. ml21yl TKRRB HA UTS. IND.

P. DAUGHERTY,

l*IijalclaB and Surgeon,

TEBRE HAUTE, IND. Will attend promptly to all prefession&l calls in the city and eonntry.

Ornos—Northwest corner of fourth ami Main streets, (over Goodman's Clothing Wore.) Residence No. 5A North Fonrth Street. c)oli9dt

DENTISTRY.

R. L. H. BARTHOLOMEW.

SCBGEON AND MECHANICAL E N I S

Successor to Br. D. M. WELD, No. 157 Main St. National Block, Terre Hsute, Ind. fm30dtf

R. 0. O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest Eatabliohed Dentist In Terre Hante, Omoi—On Sixth Street, between Maio ond Ohio, one door south of National House.

Ha ring had upwards of eighteen years' experience in Dontistry, he is confident that he can give satisfaction in all cases. [jy20dly

RICHARDSON, M. E N f"

SDOOHSOm TO Da.

B. SMITH,

OKlflOE—On Ohio, between 3d and 4th Strxet. aplSdtf TEBBK-HAPTB- IND.

UNDERTAKERS.

S A A A

JNDERTAKER, prepared toexecnte1 I orders In his line neatness and dbpatch.c. "'•""'il anil Cherrr iseetM, Torre Hante, Indiana. jan20-o-dwtf

E. W. OHADWICK SEN*, r. GBOBCB A. a. OSCBSB

CH1DWICK, GRUBEB & CO.,

UNDERTAKERS, And Dealers in all kind of

Metalic and Wood Burial Gases,

No. 6 South Fourth Street, opposite the Poet Office, TEBIB HAPTK, IND. execnted.

All Orders promltl) alfidwtf

STORAGE, COMMISSION A GRAINown

mm K. ft. SBYA9T

E. R. BRYANT & CO

(Successors to

H. TURNER,)

Forwarding & Commission Merchants D1AU1I IN Grain, Flour and Salt.

Highest market price paid for all kinds of Oraln.

Agents for

STAB UNION LINK.

Ware Honse on Main Htrset, Near the T. B. A I. B. B. Depot |2Mwtf

JOB* HIKIT.

JOHN

ALOSCO 6ASBT*

HANEY A CO.,

gTOftAQC, OOXMUION AND

A I N E A E S

Warehonse on first St., at the Oanal Basin. anOdwt' THBRB HATTTB fNi

JAMC8 B. LTNE. THOMAS R. li«U

LYNE & LAWES, General Gommlsson Merchants,

AND DEALIBS IN

Agricultural nwlOMtts, aad Pure Kentucky Copper-Distilled wklsKr, •lie Street. Sear Corstr 8«ratk, Ttrre Baste, lad, Merchandise and Prodnce of alt kinds bonghtand sold on Commission. Oensignments Solicited. Agents [for some of the Best Distilleries in

EENTDCKY!

S:"

.BEFKBKNOBS

LOOISTILLE, KT—Hon. Thos. E. Bramlette, late OoTernor of Kentucky, Ool. Alfred Allen, late Treasurer Kentucky, Hon. Benj. II. Br In tow, 0. 8. Att'y, District Ky.

FnaKEroBT, KT.—J. B. Temple, Casbier Farmer's Bank E. H. Taylor, Oashier Branch Bank ofKentncky.

TUBS HAUTI, IND.—Hon. Albert Lange, former Auditor of State Hon. Q. F. Cookerly, May Or Col. Thos. Dowling, Jatues II. Tarner, vKaq. McKoen 4 Demlng John Srott A Son, 8. wolf Esq. 28d6m

QONCRETE PAYEMBNT.

1*»

0ITT ifiykPOSXIQL Dlkl'i

GEO. W. RSIFSNIDER.

Atoframm**

and Circular* diftrilruUd

QOOD STYLE I

Ail orders left at ^Dowlisf Hail, or at th rinttag Oflosn,Xll be proBptly sttenied tc wit cessand dlspatefc. tnhitt

I will answer all calls for puttn.g dewn the Concreto Pavemont, made at my rosidenre, corner of 6th and Poplar streets. This PaTeaient, for walks, is tho best tnown—preferable CTCH to St.no, in tbat it noTor wears to dnngcrons smoothness, and has ne joints to boennio nncrcn, as in stone, by one flag setting below auothur.— No ezeme now for retaining your old brc».kncck pavements when you can get tli" Clonrrete laid down in the most workmanlike manner ttt leas price per squarn than it has jet been ut down for in this city. ssFor cellars too, it is unequalled, and for walks jsonnd dwellings, it is preferabio to all others, as no vegetable growth can make its way tnrrcugh [aSdtf] T. A. MADISON.

JJEMOVAL.

RAILROAD AGENCY.

I have moved my office to UcKeen A Paddock a Mill, where I would be pleased to see my old friends and oustomers.

Through receipts given on shipments of produce toall Eastern Cities. All Bail, and Rail.anl Water rates as low, and time as qnick as 'an competing lines. Oraln in bnlk shipped to New England towns without chance of cars.

JAMES H. TURNER, Agt.

•prl2tdtf

DH1L060PHT OF JURBIABE.-A NBW Ootmsc or LscrvaBs, as delivered at the Saw Tork Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How to Live and What to Live for Tonth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Oenerl •llyBeviewed. The Caasa of Indlgsstion Flatnsince and Nervous Diseases accounted for Marriage Philosophically Considered,

htpj DRY::COODS.

SPRING SHAWLS.

FAISLET SHAWLS,^

9 'f

in BE A UTIFUL STYLES,

?,• AT .'•* ,"paA

(VRNSUliS A HACDKKTV'S.

I' V"

Splendid Assortment ef

't SPRING

E S S O O S

COKNBUIIii & HAWEETY'S. •& tf

AND

OOTTONADES, -'i.

For Men and Boy's wear,

D0RNKLIU8 ft HAGWEBTY'8.

A. Good Assortment of

A I O E S

Bleached and Brown

t-r- AT 1

G-otoTOMain St.

Qoto79JVIam St..

BUT

X--

YOUR

SPRING and SUMMER

O I N

W II BANNISTER

Has just received ajbeautiful line of

CLOTHS and CASS1MERES, Saitable for the

SPRING TRADE.

These goods have just been purchased in the Eastern market at the

3 sfc "i- -nt:

LOWEST

FIGURES!

And will be sold

PRICES TO CORRESPOND

With the purchase. Thea?""i?'

Merchant Tailoring Departm'nt

Is nnder the directions of Mr.

JOHtfkif. btACK. Who wili take particular pains to pluase his customers and is wsrnte^ to

give

Entire Satisfaction. A good stock of

OENT'8 FU8NI8HIN6 WOODS,

And the

BEST

Pocket

volumes containing these Lectures will bo forwarded on receipt of foar stamps, by addressing' Sic'i Ntw TOBX MCSRCX or AHATOWT, SIS Broadway, New York.

marl6dly

fXAS AND 8TBAM

PITTING

Main 8trcet, betweea 6th and "th,

FREDEBIfi OJEIGER.

Having employed the serrioes of J. 8. Ferguson, a wall known practical workman, he is now tnparod to execute all aiders in the abcro business, with promptness and dispatch. octSdly

SHIRT

In the markeij 'kept1 constantly on haod. Thankfull for the iioer&i patronage bestowed upon the old firm. I respectfully solicit a portion for the new

W. H. BANNISTER.

JOHN ABMSTRONQ^

fiongniltli and_Steneli Dilter.

flour, Wiilakj sad d»ck bra&iii.

DRY COODlh.

$|WlMOPRllIllti~CARPET$

![if

BROCHE SHAWLS

iVS*

STELLA SHAWLS,«, ?,

jHarch, 186^.

S I N S

TICKS,

STRIPES

and CHECKS,

-q

s'^r'

€0RNfiLIlI8 ft HAtitiERTY'S

A Bull Assortment Kinds of

of All

1T0TI03STS,

ATR -.»VJG

CORNELIUS ft BA6pRT\ 3. Corner 9d and Main Sts.,

Terre-Hante, Indiana

CLOTHIERS.

Ghoto79Main St.

Lonsdale,

"y4*

W. S. RYCE & CO.

UAV.^ JUST RKOEIVED

100 ROLLS CARPETS,

Inclactng ENGLISH •nd AUEBIOAN.,.

Ia ii.-.a-!1! S

Tapestry, Brussels, Three JPlys,

W-TSW Wool r» Ingrains, Wool Dutch,

Venitian,

Cottaye,

Rag,

IdSt, -it -rs

Hemp, Ac, Act

Boaglit ilnce the dacllae In price*, and will b( sold on tba umi basil for the pruant, aotwlth standing tha upward tendency In prices.

S 1 S I At

50,000 ROLLS

\itii

-f%"

A 'IV.

.ct-V' ifcvl

WALL, PAPERS

JUST RECEIVED, INOLUDINO

n--n i.a

STAMPS GOLD

(IN NEW DB9IGHS.

BRONZE,

IS1!"

SATINS

GROUNDS, BI.ANMS,

""tn TINTS, Ac. *e.

TO'i:

DECORATIONS •Mi

IN Q&IAT VABIETT FOE ,nuaE»"r't

Private Dwellings,

Halls,

Churches,

Lodges, Saloons,

Str.

faun

(g,"

d!3i ?ii n-r-nTiro-7.

We bare decorations to .nit the taste of tbe most faitldlona, a. well as those requiring moro dliplay. Let everybody .understand we Intend offering Indacom.nts to USX WATiL PAPER FBEELT, and do away with whlta wa.hlntr 'and going with bare wall.. -i,T. t'-'p.

Nottingham Lace Curtains.

•s-i.-hiir-rf W9fl 3

Hill, and

Wamsutta

A E

PSMN S

-T 'l )-j»

WHOLESALE PRICES. W. 8. RYCE A CO.

DRY COODS.

APRIL 10,1808.

bst?

\r.A -""*5

II I I I, RIPLEY & III OFFER lOOO WHITE AND COL'D PIQUES At40, SO, 06 and 75o. Trimmiogs for above—great variety.

S .".r z-t f-'- es

~1'

I J-r-

~'T-'

TV ELL, RIPLEY A CO'S.

n. ,aj»rn

r°

DRV GOODS.

TRIMMINGS

SILK GALOONS, KNOTTED FRINGE8, Balllon and Tsawl Frlsges, BUgle '1

MAI8HLLS8 HISMIIM

In great variety aad quantity f£

GIMPS, ^BINGES, FANCY COLORED BRAIDS ft*.

TKi. la tbe belt time to examla. aad select, aa I »i_.4

...A1 S-l -i ."J .ti.'

'-Js^

to*

-a

PRETTY APPLIQUE MATS. UCKED REIVED HANDK1BCHI1FS 25cts

Pooket H'dk'fe 8,10, & IS l-2o

issiO

THAT ARK

GOOD'.lis

3173

"iI OS I*te TiJiirK'll .r}tA icrr

-'je?*i

Cbd'if

FRKNCH BOLL P0FL1N8$1.S« (Regular price

TV ELL. RIPLEY A CO8.

BARATHEA POPLINS,

Z-

(ovA

'-vjd be'

3»d -.*dt t"

vrfj}"

tsi1

oj Miinnoe

nuo

si ni w-7»oro I .*t«bi*oo3 19ti:

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

Trlffiiaiiigg, Satins and Fringes, All colors, at TUELL. RIPLEY & CO'S.

•1i .1*

HADDSOME SPRING DkEm «OODH. Great rarltty—ap from 20c., at TV ELL, R1PLEY& CO'S. d'r-1

fO Oi :e ®d

3,J

U'.

Spring Cloaks and Shawls, Up From $2.50, at TVELL, RIPLEY & CO. a a '9-a

#SO.OOO

Plates

for

marking Clothing, cut to order. Qunt made aad rapslrtd in the bs«t of itjl*' All work warranted to iiTeaatiifsctiso. ||Sbop £d dcorEartof the New COOT: HOOK, Ohio ttrmt, at tb«

yifo

eoacty

Bar

Seaias. idl

*4 Mi* {, fL teMi?: v4)/s.S »s

Popular prices, at

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO'S,

Corner 5th and Main Streets. TEBWEaHAUTE, IND

INSURANCE

Aeorn aid Fsiey lihtteig. EDSALL & CO.

IHWfStM J. fik-' J» town

V--3-f-&:-

Susq

Misses Cotton Balmoral Ho»e. i: Infants Socks and Hose.

&EAVY COTTON BOOKS.'

AND BROWN ENGLISH is- SUPER STOUT, it-ri n'-c-"} i* iFor Hen and Boys.

WE NAKS THE PBI0I8 VXBT LOW.

EDSALL & OO.

h£I

sial .itiadoiq *i iObiiHi

ia* od1.?

'.tsitUifaha^s \c

-1(®9

PATTKRN

APP]y

't-i

fiiw atit Jc zestobitteci as icq-: HKSjy

ftrfol

#fi1

ot -*xt iv

ta phi

i'.Tf wiTi' SIL1

SACWIM,

SPRING SACQUES, NEW SHADES SPRING 840K1N«S. NEW CASS1MERES ffjlW tfiiV

*T JORBOTB WIAV. '•MWKli.rtH

E1I8AU. A €».. Cor. 4th and Main Sts.

.ViUU f**

itJ'is»si!aa ^'gcnle

C.WITTIG&CO. !o *iisi

ts intJilo

".SC-

bUuntti

bnn ,v

MATN STREET.'

t. ST «,.a.rT

OPPOSITE MoKEBN'S

BA&K,

*o Ifi

.i !?C'. Lfi gn'oens J«t»i

a ilooJ .lonoil Ii

BVLLET1N for APBIL

llu lo. s»jl»{wofld

ixiH J«ir!9T'

flfjfui: •»& nw.» fc£»xi eB Bcal^ ol isrf

lie

YARDS

bfiM

•,K 1

Only 85 Cte. per Y'd!

•HI

'Jjs-»W

-i

jyii

,?-i

JneiES L3"'i

iisfr

$2.00)

hibuivs?#

xbit* Iti* I

f.dl

i""

toa Wwoc

b3s

COTTON BALL TiUltMINti, White, and Black and Whit*.

•lot ?d5 'ff -w »ai wl i'.* 'n y.ai si watt* i^rt*c mft-.u:

v#«a

I A

:t!

I N S

•as**

Scotch Ginghams, Domestic Ginghams,

In New Styles, and

very Cheap I

05 i$

-nW ot

A LARGE STOCK

L-".s

at f.

Brown and Bleached Muling, 1"

LOW FIGURES. uS

Next Door to Da\is' Jrug Stor*.

COAL.

tsv a•ja-.-tio'tm

QOALI COAL 11 ,riT O Ms

TkeBest is tbe Cheapeat B. -®. XKBBtlj Is now prepared to ftxalsh tha beftBrazil andHI*bl.««.Ooal, atMtkeI^tchu4 Anthracite Goal, If ordered. Ordars leftatVe* Kent's Store, 107 Mala .St^ or Hartwk »«nnl*t«r*E, *ni welre prewpt attention. aSdtf

I A O

now .applying th. b«a£qaaUt} ol Uvar Oaal at tbo marks! ait*. Order, left at, dumber.

Broker

Stow, eootbvest oornaf tftbo ntw

Saaai*. *lll T«odt( MiwigaHwillw-

HAfcBIBT.

TO fotrW*

Prints,

Bleached and Bro. Muslins,

IOWA!1

Ct KAL. K8TAXK A^-JCJST tiY. rABMS, WILD LANDS, •. .» And Oltr Property of every de.crtpUoa» for Ml*.

Aueiperienoe of fifteen years enable ostotnwro .attabctlon In erery department of kastoeM r»lftting to a (eneral Beal Sstata Agraey.

HARBEUT & MARSH,

64 WAurtrr STBXIT,

n«7dwly Dsn Moiaas, Iowa

COLUMN.

FIRE,

LIFE

A'¥

tJi}

—AN D-

ACCIDENT

INSURANCE AGENCY'" .. ______ •.

M. A. CRANIO SAML'L 0. S€0TT

Ths Old acJ Reliable' 0.»np»al« Represented

Merchants Fire ins HARTFOTtT), rONIJ. NorthAnterican Fire Ins. Co.

HiRTFOlTD,

C'ON-N

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. Co..

157 BROADWAY, NEW TORK JO*

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co. CtETEIiANP, OHIO.

^nth.t.r'M?n!4"wll^)8,c•^ew',"1 ***"'1,Uf I Slates Life ins. Co., No. 40 WAU ST., NEW TOBK. ..

EDSALL *00. t-n

pis -j**!®

World Mutual Ufeins. Co

'H'lXlS'i tSS

"7 BROADWAY, NEW TOBK Z~I\

Franklin Life Insurance Co.

INDIANAP0I.I3, IND.

United States Casualt}, Co.,

»A

n'.

96 BBOAPWAT,

NBW TOBK

.V»

Applications taken and Policies i&ued I in any ot the above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, REAlf" ESTATE bought and sold, and COT LECTIONS promptly attended to. .. .3

to 5.

SOOTT & CRANE, j, Genoral Fire and J.ifa Insurance Agor.f

iMt nft

OF1 PICK

Main St,

between 5th & 6th

Terre Haute, Ind: ,u{ Office 15P Main

Street

Old Stand of Drs. Thompson &• Rust

ASTROLOGY,

ASTROLOGY v\ tii LOOK OUT.

GOOD ,^EWS FOS ALL

il,OCQ TO ANT PSR80N WHO WILL KQUAL MADAME BAPHAEL IN THK iu iy.-- PROFUSION.

rpili ^EVEIiTFAiLiiNu MAO-

AHE BAPHAEtj ii tl» best. »qho sn^c^ed* When ail fitters hare railed. All who nrc In trouble- all who haTo fceon uatortUDAtd--i lt vkoso fond hopes hare bcou disappointed! crnRhcd »nd blMted by C&Ue promises ood deceit—who have bedu &nd tri6ol with—all fly tu her for advlco and tatlsfactloo. All who aro in dotiM of tbe affection* of tUo4vtUoy lovf, t'oii#n!t h®r telleveBBd tatltfy their

IaLoveAffalrs She Never Fails.

She ha. the secret of winning tho affections of the opposite sex. She shows you the likouess of roar ftatnre wife or HNSBAML, or RLBSIU frienJ.— She guide, tha single to a hitpjiy marriage, acrt make, the married bapiiy. Ueraid and ailv ten ha. been .olictiod In inuumernLia inatwiircs, anJ the result ha* nlwuyx bwu thn means of seenrInga

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

She la, therefore, a snre dependence, it 1* wi.i kaowa to the public at large that she wna tho «-*!, "'7 and .hei. the only person Iu this oonntry wlif »u

To all lh bQBlness h«r advice f« lnvalnabU. fcan foretell, with the gr«Atest certainty, ibe r«SVltof all commercial an4bnslnes! transactio:. •,

Xottery numbers

nisau

HAD4HS BAPHAEL IS a bona fide A.trologisi thaterery one can depend upon. She Is the great-^

est Astrologlst of the nineteenth century. It 10 that weil-knowa fact that makes illiterate prareu* he ad is a a to it a her.

Madam. Baphael Is the seventh daughter of ths uventh daughter she horn with nrtnr^j gift the can £«reteii your ?ery ttioaght-'. ateo cares dmnksuncss.

All iatervlews strictly private and confldentint. A. a Female Physician her remedies uf»« lit it onre all female lrregniaritles, and to prodnre he monthly flow, wlthont danger or exposcre They can not Injnro, bet, tin tbe cotitT&j'j, xh^y Improve the health.

Thereforo, come one, come all, to

hrabc oi fd*' f*a»

B«st Pacific LAWNS in £l«g«nt Styles, Only 26 Gents per Y'd! Best French LAWNS, in new Styles,

Ill Eiekmoid, b?t Central Avenue aod

Cincinnati, Ohio.

TEBM8.—Ladtes, Qontleinen, 81,5U

N. B.—The fifadame will answer no letter* 11c. ont a fee of VI and a accent stamp is luchised. Address Look Box 631. aujt23dwly

STOVES :AND TINWARE.

STOVES. LargeStocR and Low Prices

8. R. tlEVMUSOVS

1 fi

KNOWING

Among bis stock may be fonnd the leading Stove of almost erery promtnont Manufacturer in tho cosntt?.

Heating and Parlor Stoves,

with all the Modern Improvements and convertlencimi. Stoves for Offices, Stores, ChnrcUes, Uo. tele, Dinlng-Booma, B«d-r:.omff,*n? aud all kinds and as for pri-«e, He JDefies Competition I ,Ee is confident that he has bunght as LOW as anybody can, and is drt«rmlnd r.-t to

N E S O

is impowlblo that anybody eh^nM have BETTES tores, for No BETTKR are made.

ALL ARE WABKAKTED

With Cooking PtoTes Ijf gives

More Furniture that is Usn&lly filveqf and delivers ali Staves in the city Freo of" Charge

To addition toBtorea he keeps a general e§«ortmeat ofTin, Iron and Copper Ware, P*es*td \Vure

The New French Ware,

gpoaos. Ladies Kcttl.a, McCli. Waffle Irons, and tae very newest thin? ont, tha

PatentMirror Smoothing Irons,

These Ifoof have the new inclined haod}®. an1

Patent Chilled Iron Face,

which rotains tbe beat oce-third longer than tho oemmon ones. 8to*c Pipe of ell Rises andkln!s._ eooMantly onhand. and no extra charge for rivottog Joint, tof-'ther icpney by ealiing ^n

show the likeness in reality, and who con give KUtire MtUfkctlou on oil the conceine ot life, which -V ean be tested and proved by ttxmBsndE, bothn»i rled and single, who daily »ndeaferlv visit h*.

irittwot extra charge..

Office, on

Four Doors South lnf the Post P^Kirth Street

Ieetad with gixat c&ro, from tb« oiMt Popslar and Celebrated Patterns, known in the eonntry Kast OT West, an assort-^ ment ot Cooblnc and Hpating Stores, ench pi*' are rarely e»cr collected together In one Oonje.

ms»',

that tho Public ha9

long demandrd a [bettor clans of Stove a than ha. heretofore been gederaliy offered la th!*' market, S. K. rre?JDKTtvO"i hai this tseaer-r. s«-

"CZ

Enyors will certainly »8V^j.^!Q

s. HENDERSON,

Fonrth Street, fonr dpors SontU of the Tost OJBce.i soSMwtf

m«B}

WARREN'S IMPEOYED

II ROOFING. Wo aro prepared to pat on this Boot, and weir* raat It far Ave years. Thi» is the beat and cUeaj Mt Boof In nse, ani is flre-proof. Call on

CtiTFT WILLIAMS,

Fralrio Olty Planing Wills, corner of th en Jlmlbarry Street*. )»Wtf

WHOWAKDsign

WANNING,

Honse, sou

Carriage Painting, cuiure, PAPEE-HAMOIJIU. A Mlzsd paint., of ev.ry description, Tarnlsbes, ?ntty, *0., always on hand, and for sale on the j|iyt r...ftn.hi» terms. Give tae a call. Shop OlM(T9li strebetweon 3d Hi *th.

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