Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 May 1868 — Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES.

HSF Ladies can receive a box of Dr gait's Pills by mail, ..ealed irom theeyee of tbe DiiUl.-, by eacloeing one dollar and six postage tsaipa to M. W. Macoiubcr, General igeot or the United States and Canada., at ork.

ITCH! ITCH! ITCH 1 SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH! SCRA'l'JU in from 10 to 4a hours. rtnraton's OlntmenT core. fb« UCh, Wbtatun'* Ulniimnt Wheaion's Ointment ^teuton's ointment rthtatoii's ointment Wheaton'M iitntment itv HVKKI »t

i: UI t*» ciirtift cur a

Prir*, 50 cuiit'i

Salt Kbeum. Tetter. Karbcr's llcH.

cures oiu Sores. CtKcii K»ery Kind ()•'. !:*KK UAM1-.

uux by mall, ttl cents Ad-

WEF.Krf A PoTTKB. No. 1711 Washington Street, B.-ston, Mm.- For Bale by all Druggist*. Buvton, Sefit t" 18B7-St» wdwly^

Herb

'flit' Reason why Mlshler's BITTERN cures so m»ii different disease*, is beamtj tb* BK.ir BKHf iiV for deiangtd stornacb, •,. l)j?pepuia, now known, and because it in. vlKoraf" lli- entire systuui, strengthen* the

e,T..i»

fibres, elevate* the standard of all the

vital forced, and sustains a moat healthy tone of the entire human organism. Medicine that will do this, will carp any disease, for the simple r«aSOD, that nature will do the rest.

We KoarftDtes. that nr. woman»rchild,however pale and emaciated, can use these Bitters regular, ly for twenty one days, without the return of the rosy cheeks and fair complexion characteristic of

good h«5Hlth. ftolrl bv all DriiKgUtH and Dealer*. DR. ?. n. HARTMAN A CO., Proprietors, LaucaBtoi, J'*., and Chicago, Illinois. dwlin-al)

BANKINO

HOUSE

—OF—

I A

COOKE /to CO., Ho 20 WALL STBKKT,

Corner of Nassau Street, New Yvrk. We buy and s.,11 at the must llb*al currenl rices, and keep on

b:.nd & fall supply of GOV-

inmo'iit lii'lWPS ur Kh\j ISSUES, 8KVMJ"UIRTIES, and COMPOUND INTEREST N0TK8 f| (Jiocutb orders foi purchas rOOKS, BOSI»8 ani GOLD.

and «*l« of

CONVKKSIONH

We convert the several Issues of SEVEN-THIBTIES »t the most favorable market ratal. Into FiveTwenties, wMcli, at present price of gold, yield Hie holder aliant (int. per coat more interest per „nnum. Circular. with full particulars furnishdd upon applioetloO myfldwly JAY COOHK# CIO.

Ladies Talce Particular Notice.

RUN REAL VKLPKAU KKMALK PILLS.

WAKKANTEII 1'ltHINCH.

rnHKSK 1*11-L.B, so oeletirat. il many years ago I in I'arin, for tho relief of female irregularljf,a and afterwards BO notorious tor tholr criming employment in th* praclirn of abortion, are Sow offered for sain lor I!.- first time in America. They have been kept in oiupaiativc obscurity, from the fact that tho originator Dr. clpeau, is a physician in Paris. of ureal wealth am ".'J''®1 consclonti»ns principles. has withheld them from general use, lest tl.oy should bo omploiad for nnlaxvfiil purposes in overcoming female obitrnciions, they naera to be truly omnipotent, bu "sti„Kopen the flood gat.* from whatever canoe mar have stopped them but they are olfora.l to the public only for legitimate n« ami aro forbidden to sell them whi it is r.ndpr»t..od that Ilia object is unlawful.

Lr.'lis.) can poenred a box, Koalwl fu-i

l|i°

of tho ourirvus, l:y enulfaina one dollar, and six postage Btauipa to M. W. WjOMIIHCR i3.d.era! Lent ror tlie HnUfd !U»tw 0an»d8», at AlDauv, N. Y., or to any authorized A Limit. .«,id oy all funiteist.il in Torr

UTnATEVERY IIOK3KMAN WANTS—A

good, cheap, and reliable liniment s«nch an article 1B

Or TOBIAS'

VENETIAN 1I0KSE LINIMENT,

in Pint BottlcsatOne Dollar. For Lameness, (Juts, GailB, Colic, Sprains, Ac., warranted cheaper than any other. Ttis nsad by all the great homorooh on Long Island courses, tt will not cure Ring-Bone nor Spavin, as there Is nu Liuimeiit in existence that will. What it ta stated to cure It positively dooj. NOOWNEB OF HORSES Wtl.l. BE WITHOUT IT API'K.R THYIMd ONE aOTTl.F. One dose revives and often saves tho life ol an over-heatod or dt iven horse. For Oolic and Boliyache it has never failed, Justas sure a tho snu rises, juatso sure is this valuable Liniment to be tho Horse Kmbrocation »f the day. Dse It one and all. Depot, No. 5G Cortlandt Street, New York. Sold by all the Druggists and Htorekoop-

aprilldAwlm

Errors of

Tonth.

A Gentleman who sufTered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effecta it youthful Indiscretion, will, for the sake of sufsring humanity, send free to all who need It, the receipt and directions for making the simple remjdy by which he was cured. Shfferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do so by tddressing, in perfeot confidence,

JOHN B. OODKN,

mylOdltaw-wiy 42 Oedar St.. N. T.

The People's Remedy.

IT required many years of laborious search Into the properties of herbs and roots before Brandreth's Pills arri\ed at their present state of perfection They take all impure and morbid accumulations from the bowols and the blood.— Their use in si fknass iiiniuy, tints and haalth This noble medi'.ino saves suffering, restores health, and prolongs life. Thoso who know their properties have the most unbounded confidence li them. When attaoked by ever BO serious a disease, as pleurisy, colic, sudden prostration, Ac., when six or eight pills have been swallowed, they are easy in ttieir minds. And they have canse, for Brandrefu'a Tills are ns brokon reed.

The Princess of Wa'es might have been cared by a few doses, and ell her weeks of ag^ny saved. 1 believe this as I believe my existence.

B. BHANDRBTH.

Principal Olflce, Brandtetl, House, New York. 9«ld by all Druggists. aldwltn

KIP VAX WIMKLG, Waking up from his nap of twenty years, If he could only- h-ive moistened his

WITHERED LOCKS

with I'RI-U' Vpono'H DYK. would have looked

A YOTNCJ MAN

avain. Marvelous, indeed, Is the street of ORUVrADOROS HAIR DYK In rejuvenating gray-haired hunanlty. Why yield to Time when you can baffle him?

Mounfartmed by J. OBISTADORO, 68 Maiden Lane, New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair DresserB. alldwlm

Catarrh can be Cured!

HEADACHE—At onco rolloved. vMI.DS IN THE 1IEAP —^Vanquished. DE VENESS—Overcome. WEAK Y.YES— Made Strong. ASTHM Quickly curod Allof tho above complaints common to suffer log humanity, can be rarid liy the use of thewoll known remedy

RAF.DKK'H Ul R^W SM'FF It cover fulls .ure, i* ,airk in its opiiratieu. audbeincput up in neat metalic boxes, tt never loses its virtue. Hundreds of testimonials could besliown to prove its goodness, but it is needless, for once beiu^ used it rapidly wins its way into favor. F.r sale by all Druggists. Trice. "5 cents, or send 60 cents to O T. Seymour A Oo., Hoiton, nd receive a box by return mail.

IKA GROYER, Jr^

febviWly Aeeut for the German Snuft.

A-RUKN'S IMPKOVED ROOMING.

We are prepared to pat on this Root, and warrant it for five years. This is the best and cheapest Roof in use. and i« flre-proof. n»llcn

CI.IFT A WILLIAMS,

Prairie City Planing Mills, corner Mulberry Stveets.

9th and )a£dtf

HOWARD MANNING, House, Slipi and Catring:o raintin^, iil.AZlXW, PAPKR-HASifilSe, A

Mixed points, of ovt»ry do»crlptioD, Yftroishes Putty, Ac., always ou haud, and for tfalo on the oiosi reasonaMe terms. Give me a call. Shop on Oherryet, Btr©lxtWfH»n id and 4th. o29dly

JOHN ARMSTRONG,

fiiiasniith and Stencil Cutter.

flour, ^'hlsky and tack br^ut^t *1'° Plates foi marking Ciothiug, cut to order. vJuns madeaad repaired in the beet of style'

All work warranted to give satisfaction. Shop id door East of th. New Court Honse,

It"

street, at the Vigo county Hav Soale*. [dl

THE DAM EXPRESS-

Pl'BLltlHEU KVKttV MORNING, (KXCEPT bDKDi«) IS Modesitt'8 Building, No. 65 WABASH STBEET, DIBECTLY NOBTH or TH*

C'OPET HOUSE.

Terms of Subscription: For one ylar, in advance 110 00 For six months, In advance & 00 For three mouths, in advance 60 For one mantb, in itdvancr 85 Deliverable to City Subscribers at 20eta. per we*k

Single copies, 6 cents.

LOOK TO YOOK INTERESTS.

NRVO Time autl Money.

If you have anything to sell, If you have lost anything, If you have found anything, If you have a house to rent„ .g you want to rent a house, $ If ymi want boarding, you want anything,

Tell Five Thousand People at onoe,

—BY—

Advertising In the Dally Express.

GLEANINGS. _i„,

A lady in Brooklyn bas dramatized Mrs. Edwards' novel, "Archie Lovell."

Madame deStael was an accomplished billiard player. The indictment against the Fenian pris oners, at Newgate, is sixty feet long.

A Loon weighing twenty-three pounds, was recently shot at Gloucester, Mass. The wile of a distinguished novelist in France has been detected in shop-lifting.

Ole Bull was thirty-five years old when he first vieted this country in 1845.

The Sun Francisco papers publish lists of unclaimed telegrams.

Yokahama, Japan, is 11,509 miles from London by way of Suez, and 7,520 by way of New York.

The horse upon which the Earl of Cardigan rode at the battle of Balaclava was in that Lord's funeral procession.

An Irishman says he can see uo earthly reason why women should not be allowed to become medical men.

Tho Appletons have sold over fivehundred thousand volumes of their edition of Dieken's woiks.

One of Brigbam Youngs, daughters officiated as floor manager at a recent Leap Year ball at Salt Lake City.

An orphaned Boston heiress worth $10,000 has just married an Irish lad whose good-looking fnce is his fortune.

A widow at Iowa Falls, named Smith, was fined $10 for thrashing ayoung man. No doubt he deserved it,

Lake Chanbunagungamaug, near Webster, Mass., is to be stocked with lake trout

In Nevada, a mining shaft has already been bored tothedebthof 1,200 feet, and it is said to be tho deepest shaft on the Pacific slopo. .i.i

The Prince of Wales is to have £10,000 a year added to his income, which may possibly enable him to make both endi meet. f,5

An instructor in a'school for young ladies in Berlin has bMn discharged because he gave as a subject for essays,. "Sentirnonts and feelings at the sight of an officer of cavalry."

The project of erecting a statue to Voltaire, started by the Paris Siecle, has proved a succcss. The list of subscribers already numbers 202,500.

The money expended by the various churches in Boston for music is some $40,000 a year. The highest price paid for any onevoice is $1,500 the largest amount paid by any one church is'$6,000.

A new poem, by Algernon Charles Swinburne, will be published in the June number of Lippincott's Magazine. It was written expressly for that periodical, and will contain three hundred and twen-ty-four lines.

In Brooklyn there are over 15 Congregational churche?, some of them very strong and wealthy. In New York there are only two, and one of them is very feeble. London as well as New York is just now swamped with pestilent publication. In some cases penny biographies of prostitutes are paraded in tho shop windows as courageously as copies of the daily papers.

The New York society of female stars, literary and artistic, have abandoned the name, "Order of the Pen," and have redressed themselves in that of "Blue Stockin

New York city has fourteen morning dailies, nine evening dailies, eight semiweeklies, eight Sunday papers, six semimonthlies, thirty-nine monthlies, and. quarterlies. The newspapers of the State, exclusive of New York city, number 419.

Why have the United States Congress impeached President Johnson? Perhaps because they think of making him President again, and don't want to elect an untried man.

Tho space occupied by the winter Garden, New York, is now used as a "dollar store," that Is, any article in the store, which there area groat variety, is sold lor just one dollar—3ome are supposed to be worth more and some less.

A lad} was urged by her friends to \narry a widower, and as an argument they spoke of his two beautiful children. "Children,'1 replied the lady, "are like toothpicks. A person wants her own."

Girls are now performing publicly on the trapeze in London. One Mdle- Azelia fell while "doing" a difficult feat, recently, and was so badly hurt, that she was not expected to live. No accident, however, seems to deter these iaring performers from dying to get a living.

At a masked ball lately given in Paris by Colonel Norton, the Marquis de la Tour appeared as court lady. His shoulders, which were bare, were as white as snow, as polished as Parian marble, and as symmetrical as those of tho Medicoan Venus. When the hour of unmasking arrived, everybody was astonished to find that these churms belongod to a man.

Recently Tennyson injured his reputation by selling to'cheap English magazines some verses that were too poor for a young lady's album. He now eeeks to atone for his offense by publishing a poem of more stately ca9t. of about two hun dred and eighty lines. It is given in full, from advance sheets, in Every Saturday, for May the 2. just issued. Like some other English poet? lately, Tennyson has solected a classical subject. Tho poem is named "Lucretius," and has for its hero tho Roman philosopher and poet of that name. Soon after his marriage' Lucilia his wife, is vexed at the decrease in the wartnth of his affection and his increasing absorption in his studies. To overcome this coldness she gives him a lore potion, which acts in a manner at waieh his nature revotls. He does battle with the images conjured up in his mind, but the war within him is so reat that to end it he commits suicide. The poem, both from its subject and treatment, will be "caviare to the general," though it will find many admirers. It i9 more like work of Robert Browning than Alfred

Tennyson, except that it preserves Tennyson's "fondness for reviving obsolete words and putting ordinary words to unusual us«.

To the foresight of Isabella of Spain (which J£ing¥ecdinand doubted and hesitated) Columbus owed the patronage and pecuniary assistance ,that enabled him to demonstrate his inspirational idea of a western continent.

What with Greek fire at the aoors of Buckingham Palace, Prince Alfred with a bullet in his back, a barrel of powder under Clerkenwell Prison, and hi* Tory Ministry in a minority, John Bull is hav» ing a hard time of it just now. ".

In fourteen hospitals of London relief is annually given to 22,000 in-patients and 550,000 outvioor patients. It is thought that nearly one-fifth of the people of London receive hospital relief at the public expense, at some time during the year.

^MEKICAN

WALTHAM 1 /.

WATCHES. THE BEST I jTHK CHEAPEST!

The extensive use of theae Watches by Hallway Conductors, Engineers, and Xxpreasmen, the moat exacting class of watch-wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the strength, steadiness,durability •nd accuracy of the Waltham Watch. Te satisfy that. class in all these respects Is to daeida the question as to the real value of these timekeepers.

More than 300,000 ars speaking for themielTea In tho pockets of the people. Imported Watches are mad* an am expensive syitem, in small numbers, hot by numerous makers, and are placed In the market here by' an Importer who first secures a MONOPOLY

OF SAL*

or SOME otnc MANU-

FACTUBI.

To the Manufacturer's profit mast tie added Oestof Importation. A Custom-house duty of 85 per cent, payable In Gold.

A profit of at least 25 per cent, to the Importer, another profit to the Jobber thus nearly donbling the cost of the Imported watch.

At Waltham, Watches are manufactured on a arge scale, nnder one roof and system of superislon and management, thereby saving many of lheexpenses necessarily incurred in small estabiahments henee their great cheapness.

All respectable dealers now sell Waltham Watches and competition, as all the world knows, is favorable to small profit*. The trade is satisfied, because, though the profit on each watch is •mall, the demand is large and all are saleable, ynsernpnlous 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. E. BOBBINS.

There are different grades of finish In the difleient varieties of Watches made by the Waltham Company, as ther are different sizes and shapes to suit all tastes and moans but every Watch that bears the genuine trade mark of "WALTHAM" Is guarranteed to be a good one, and nobody need be afraid tobny it. Every "Watch Fully Warranted.

For sale by all first-clas* dealers in the United State and British Provinces. ROBBIKH.A APPLETOK,

No 182 BroMtwajr, Jfew fork.

Ask for a Waltham Watch, and take no other. IT IS THE BEST! IT IS THE CHEAPEST! d*w3m

DRV COODS.

"BOSTON STORE" SPECIAI/TIEN:

Indiana Gassimeers,

Equal to Harri*. -mi sJ

"(I

-fc

I» u-, d:i

iiii

HOSIERY,

::UiaS

Great varletj^aijil chwp

f.itrf'*' {n T. .. .:

-iitulA wUij'nj rf-nayl ft a J! M,iU 'irtH ».-! ni*X ttai.r .lit)

"AS lfOU LIII IT,"

The New Hoop Skirt. 7 V-"

£MB&OmEBI£S, Very cboioe and low .L{\

dress Trimmings,

1 Choloe Assortment.

Thomson's Patent

Glove Fitting Corset, everywhere popular, and for'Lwhlch we are Agents for this city.

8AXT0N & WALMSLEY, ill Main Street, Terre-Hante, Ind,

A. Y. L. 1. As you like it.

A.B.S. G. W.S.

Adjustable Band Single Gore Walking Skirt.

F. D.S.

Full Dress Skirts' D. G. T. 95. 9. T.

Double Trail 95 in 9 Tape. Y. L. A. B. W. S.

Young Ladies Adjustable Band Walking Skirt. The Adjustable Band can be, made any length—rendering it the "As You Like It Skirt.

Patent lined Clasp with Patent covered Bottom Wires. The most complete Skirt made to give shape and grace to any Dress—for street or evening wear Don't fail to go to W. S. Ryce & Co., for Eloop Skirts.

"BUCKEYE (ASH STORE"

Gro Grain Silks, Irish Poplins, London Suit Cloth

For Street Dresses.

SILK STRIPE POPLINS,

ENGLISH POPLINS,

BLACK SILKS

One yard wide, at 2.46.

Real Iron Frame Silk and Wool Grenadine, Chene Gingham, Chintz Prints, 5-4 Skirting Muslins, Swiss and Paris Muslins for evening wear. Plain and Stripe, and Tape Check Jaconets- Brocade Stripe and Spotted Brilliants. Special Attractions in White Goods and Edgings. Parasols for the Million.— Trimmings in great variety.

W. 8. RYCE A CO.

REMOVAL.

RAILROAD AGEKCY. 1 have iMfed my office to HcKsen A Paddock's Win, what* I woold ba pin ted to saa my old friends andowtomara.

Throng faeaipts giv«s aa -ahipnents of prodaaa to all Eastern CtUaaatSAH Bail, and Bail.aal Water ratea aa tow, sod nm* as quick as anj oompatiag lines'! Grain in balk shipped to New lugland towns without chance of cars.

aprl24dtf

AMIS H. TITRNIB, Agt.

ATTORNEYS.

JSO. P. BATED. CDAftLRg CROFT.

JJA1KD CRUFT,

Attorneys .at Law, Orricx.—Ho. 82 Main Street, up stairs. feb!2dtf

Wm. E. McLEAN,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, —A.HD— GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,

TeiTe Haute, Ind. OFFICE.—No. £6 Main Street. deo5dly

L. F» UUtXY. a. C. flAFFEIX

MUZZY & SAFFELL,

ATTORN KY8 AT LAW.

GeienI Collecting aid fid KsUte Agwts.

OFFICE—McKeeu's Block, up stairs, below Masonic Hall. jal5dwt

HOTELS.

JACOB BUTZ. GEO. C. BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE,

COB.SIXTH ano MAIM STBCIT,

TERBE HAUTE, IND.

JACOB BUTZ 80S.....° PROPRIETORS.

This Honse has bten thoroughly refurnlshel. my 23dwly

HOUSE.

pLAKK VV COBNEB

COBNEB or FIBST AND OHIO STBUCT8.

Terre Haute, Indiana.

W: B. 6BIFFITH Proprietor

Office of Marshall, Montezuma and Palestine Hack Lines. Free Buss to aud front ail Trains. nov28dtf

rjlBRREEAUTB HOUSE,

COBNEB MAIN AMD SEVENTH 8TBEETS, Terre Haute, Indiana.

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

SIBLEY dfc TtJKJfEB, Prop'n.

PHYSICIANS.

R.A. ARNAUD.

OFFICE—Corner of Main aud Fifth Streets, over the National State Bank. BESIDE5)CE—Ohestnnt St-, between 6th and Ttli. m!81yl TERRR HAUTE. IND.

DR.

P. DAUGHERTY,

PtiyHiciau and Surgeon,

TKKKK HAUTK.i IND. Will attend promptly to all prefessional rail* lu the city and eonniry.

OFFICE—Northwest corner of Fourth and Al&io streets, (over Ooodman's Clothing Sture.) iteaidence N». 6ft North Fourth Street. oc29ilt

DENTISTRY.

R. L. H.

SUBQF.ONBARTHOLOMEW.

AND

MECBANICAI.

E N I S

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 157 Main St. National Block, Terre Haute, lad.

R. C. O. LINCOLN, The Oldest Established Dentist

In Terre Haute,

OFFICE—On Sixth Street, between Mate and Ohio, one door sonth of National House. Haring had upwards of eighteen. years' experience in Dentistry, ho is confident that he can give satisfaction in all cases. [jy20dly

J~ RICHARDSON,

E N T~ I S 8UOOES8OB TO DR. S. B. SMITH. OFFIOE—On Ohio, between 3d and 1th tatrnci. aplfidtf TKBBK-HATJTS. IND.

UNDERTAKERS.

A A A

LiNlJ EBTA KER

"HH "y MWi:.'cg-tr-yaar

(a prepared to execute* 1 orders in lils line with neatueas and dispatch /rnor of third and Gharry treets, Terre Haute, Indiana. Jan20-6-dwtf

E. W. OHADWICK EENJ. F. QBUBER A. R. OBCBEB

CHADWICK, GRIJBER & €0.,

UNDERTAKERS, And Dealers in all kind of

Metalic and Wood Burial Cases,

No. 6 South Fourth Street, opposite the Post Office, TKBBE HAUTE, IND. All orders promltlj executed. alSdwtf

CLOTHIERS.

G-oto79M]aiii St.

Q-oto 7 9 MaimS t.

G-oto?'9Maiii St.

TO BUY YOUR

SPRING and SUMMER

O I N

W. H. BANNISTER

Has just received ajbeautiful lino of'

CUITilS and OASSIMBKIS,

Suitable for the

SPRING TRADE.

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

LOWEST FIGURES

And will be sold at

PRICES TO CORRKSPO

With the purchase. Tho

Merchant Tailoring Departrn'nt

Is nnder the directions of Mr.

JOHN A. BLACK.

Who will take particular pains to please his customers and is warnted to give

Entire Satisfaction.

A good stock of

GENT'S FFRtflSHING GOODS,

And the

BEST FITTING SHIRT

In the market, kept constantly on hand.

Thankfull for the liberal patronage beatowed upon the old firm. I respectfolly solicit a portion for the new.

W. H. BANNISTER.

DRY".GOODS.,

SPRING SHAWLS.

PAISLEY SHAWLS, BROCHE SHAWLS,

STELLA SHAWLS,

IX BE A UTIFUL STYLES, •. -•riU:*. AT ..t

€4R»fi!JIIS

& HAiaijKRTV'S

.t.

Splendid Assortment of

SPRING

E S S O O S

C0BKELI6S & HAFIUERTL'S.

CASSLMEUES

AND

COTTONADES,

For Men and Boy's wear,

CORNELIUS & HAGGEBT1S.

A. Good Assortment of

A I O E S

Bleached and Brown

S I N S

TICKS,

STRIPES

and CHECKS,

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTYS

A iull Assortment of All .Kinds of ,, ,,

r. AT

CORNELIUS & IIAGGEHTi'S, Corner 3d and Main Sts.,

i'erre-Haule. Indiana

BOOTS AND SHOES.

GREAT CLEARANCE SALE

Boots & Shoes.

Owing to the Great

Panic of the Times

I will clos« out my Stock of Boots and Shoes, for Thirty Days,

Regardless of Cost!

will sell my own manufacture of

French Calf Boots for $S, Kip §6,50 and $1.

Cftil and examine, and you are «ur? to buy.

C. E. RUGGLES,

ISTo, 10 North 4th St. feb21dlm

Boots & Shoes

FOK THK

in the BOOT A £H0K biifiineae, and is loutidvnt of giving

SATISFACTION TO ALL

Beiug Practical workman mi.l having had experience in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Orleans and other principal cities, is hie reason for making the above statement.

DRY COODS.

MlllkRVE CASH STORE.

4f I cUMJWai -a. ,-xm

50,000 ROLLS

WALT-. PAPEFtS •*.ctsz-iai

.:,:r

E O E .-

S A A A S

Would iiiiorw the citixea of Teriv-iittute Had vie!nity that he ban Diiicli*9e.l t^estotk uf Dtpew & ClatfeUtr.

99 Main Street,

and is prepared to MANUFACTURK all work in his line in manuer not to be Btupafltied by any House in the West. No ban bad

*25 Years Experience

•m j"

A I N

can bo fitted with SHOES Mid ©AITERS of any kind of material that they chose lu wear.

THE GENTLEMEN are also informed that tboy can got a ROOT or SHOE TO FIT in this establishment

gOOTSAND SHOES.

A N E W S

Is selling

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap

To close ont his large stock of

Hoots Shoes and Gaiters,

wufce room for Spring stock. Vou will (»v» mane by cslliag on bim at Ho. 8 Meoh&nics Block,

Particular Attention is givaa to

CUSTOM WORK

TV J* l?«r«rti'i'*nt in in tbe it .iLda »K1LIFUX WORKMuK.

M. B. MAJSNlxNG,

ROC*C, PSGK AND uRNAMVKTAL

A I N E

One door East or tb* Star Grocery, 1'KRRE HADTMi, CNU. Plain and Decorative Paper Hat piu^, Fancy and

Plain Sign Painting. Ceilings and Walls Painted ud CMeealaM ID Franco Oolera. Pianos and Hatiual Wood Polished in the highest style or the Art. Gilding on Glass and Japanned Tin, in .all Htyles,

It will be to the interest of those who wish to have serviceable work done, to call on me. Information In buying dnd mixing celors, will ie furDished to persons rati or chassis bocSdtf

.•

^.JUST REOKIYBD, INCIDDTKII i'j'7

WAl# BRONZE SATINS,

GROUNDS, BLANKS, TINTS,

Ac.

&c.

DECORATIONS.

IN GREAT VABIKTT FOB

Private Dwelllnga.

Halls, .....

Churches,

Lodges,

Saloons, Ac,

We have decorations lo suit the taste of the moat fastidious, as well as those requiring more display. Let everybody understand we intend offering inducements to USB WAIL PAPEB FBEELY, and do away with white washing Jand going with bare walls.

Nottingham Lace Curtains,

RYCE & CO.

w. s.

O O S

APRIL LO, 1808.

CO,,

OFFER

lOOO YARDS

WHITE AND COL'ft TIQUES

At40, SO, 65 niit\ 75c.

Trimmings for above—great variety.

1 I

BARATHEA POPLINS,

TUELL, RIPLEY & GO'S.

Black and Col'd Dress Silks, In Gro Grain and Gro DeAfrique, at

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO'8.

Trimmings, Satins and Fringes, All colors, at

TUELL, RIPLEY' CD'S.

HANDSOME SPRING DRESS GOODS, Great variety—up from 20c., at

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO'S.

Spring Cloaks and Shawls,

From $2.50,

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

^50.000 Prints,

Bleached and Bro. Muslins, Popular prices, at

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO'S,

Corner 5th and Main Streets, TERREBHAUTE IND

STORAGE, COMMISSION & BRAIN.

OWEN TU1.1.EB E. "SYANT

E. R. BR5TANT & CO.,

(Successors tc J. H. TURNER,)

Forwarding & Commission Merchants DKALEBB IN

Or a iii, Flour and Salt.

Highest market price paid for all kinds of Grain.

Agents for

STAB UNION LINK.

"Ware House on Main Stract, Near the T. H. A I. R. B. Depot [25dwtf

JOHIf HANKY. AtOBEO HAHBY.

TOHN HAN BY & CO.,

8T03AQS, COWMI8ION AKP

A I N E A E S

WArehouse on First St., at the Canal Basin. TJCtlRK CTAUT¥. INI).

JAirra B. LTWF. TB03TAS C. I.AWV8

LYNE & LAWES, General Commlsson Merchants,

ABD DEALERS IN

Atn-irnilnral Implements, and Pare Kentucky Copper-Distilled Whisky, Mail Street. Near forwr fkvectb, T«rre Haste, lid, Merchandise and Prodnca of all kinda bought and sold on Commission. Consignments Solicited. Agents for some of liie Best Distilleries In kKBiTUGKl!

.REFERENCES

LOUISVILLE, KT—Hon. Thos. E. Bramlette. lata Governor of Kentucky, Col. Alfred Allen, late re as re it a I to S. Att'y, District E.y.

FEAKKTOET, Kr.—J. B. Temple, Cashier Farmer's Bank K. H.

Taylor, Caahtor

Branch bank

of Kentucky. TERR* HAUTE, In.—Hon. Albert Lang*, tbr» mer Auditor of State Hon. G. F. Cookerly, May or Col. Thos.

Dowling,

Jamea H. Turner, "Eaq..

McKeen A Deming John Scott A Son, 8. Wolf" g|,q 28d6m

•"•a-.* Aha^srSiit

CW^rTIG&CO.,

'iSCK' I'-'sfv •.- If 73 MAIN STREET.

??f£aiTE MoKKSS.'S jaANK,

..j .. I '***'til Wtirli

S3* 3®Ha a snjj ..... 3tZ&zv-isij 'Jt ..

BULIiETIJV for APRII,

Eli ,aJ

Best Pacific LAWNS in Elegant Styles,

Only 25 Gents per Y'd

Best French LAWNS, in new Styles, Only

35 C'tH.

perl'd!

COTTON BALL TBIMMIN0, In White, and# Black and White

I N S

Scotch Ginghams, Domestic Ginghams,

New Styles,

and very Cheap I

-A- LARGE

POALI COAL 11

-'HT

.,J*: I

.... .,-^1-

FRENCH ROLL POPLINS$1.50 (Regular price $2.00) at

TV ELL, RIPLEY & VO8.

'J^v ..

STOCK

OF-

Brown and Bleached Muslins, AT LOW FIGURES.

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

COAL.

The Best is the Cheapest I E._ F. MEBUIL Is now prepared to fnrnish the best Brazil and Highland^Coal, also tbe Lehigh and Anthracite Coal, if ordered. Orders left at Hc Keen's Store, 107 Main St., or Hartsock Bannister's, will receive prompt attention. a3dtf

I A O

Is now supplying the best quality o.' iUvor Ooal the market rates. Orders left at, Chambers' Grocer Stoic, southwest corner of .the Pnblic Banare, wtll reoelTe ornmpt^attentiou. taBly

nOMMISSIONBR'3

I'FRMBJ or SALF.—One-half cash balance in six months, with interest ami mOrtgue, M2D5T AIUW.A D«TT, commissiouer.

OOKS AND STATIONERY

M. W. O'CONNELL

Ha3 disposed of hi. Undertaking Business, whicn cad become nnf.fssarT in rongeqaence of the rapid ncieasa of hie

BOOK TRADE,

He will now devote his entire attention to th* Utter branoh of business, and with a tall and complete stock of Books and Stationery,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPEBS, &C., &€.,

Asts a continn&noe of the trade heretofore a liberally hegtowwl. aSSdwto

3HlIiOSOPHT OF NARBIA6E.-A

Niw OOURSK OF LEOTCREI, as deliverad at the Mew York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How to Livo and What to Live for Tonth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Ganerl ally Reviewed. The Cause of Indigestion Tlatnelnce and Nervous Diseases acconnted for Mar. riago Philosophically Considered, &c. Pocket volumes containing theae* Lecture* will be forwarded on receipt of fonr stamps, by adtre*sing: Stc'v NEW YORK MUSEUM OFANATOMT, 618 Broadway, New York. marlCdly

flONCRETE PAVEMENT.

I will answer all calls for putting down the Concrete Pavement, made at my residence, corner of 6th and Poplar streets. This Pavement, for walks, is the best known—preferable even to stene, in that it never wears to a dangerons smoothness, and has no joints to become uneven, as in stone, by one flag setting below another.— No excuse now for retaining your old breakneck pavement* when you can get the Concrete laid down in the moot workmanlike manner at a leBS price per square than it has yet been put down for in this city. s«For cellars too, it is nDcqualled, and for walks jsound dwellings, it is preferable to all others, us no vegetable growth can make its way through [a8dtf| T. A. MADISON.

^OTICE—REMOVAL.

G. FOSTER SMITH

Has moved from Kast side of tha Public Square to Main Street, one door east of H. Hulman, where he will be glad to see his old customers, and as many new ones as please to call.

G. F03TBB SMITH,

Main Street, bet. Fifth and Sixth, Terre Haute, Indiana, a23dwtf

.J, I. MCDONALD, (8ncc*asor to A. A. ARNOLD) DEALER IN

Books, Magazines, Papers,

Stationery, Ato.,

POST OFFICE LOBBY TERSE HAUTE, IKD

^RCHITECT & BUILDER.

1. A. YRYDAGII.

Plans, Specifications, Soperlntendance, and Detail Drawings furnished for every description ol Buildings.

OrFicE.—Sonth east coraor of Main and Fifth Streets, over Donnelly's Drugstore. my2CdIy

OLMNIBUS LINE.

B.MILLER'S OMNIBUS V,

AND HACK LINE.

Will attend to all calls for trains leaving tha 01ty,fand alto delirer pavVos^erb in any part of tbe city with care and dlnbatch

All orders le ton the Slate at the Port Offlce, at Davis' Drug Store, or my raridAnce wfll be prompt* ly attendod to. lanflOdt/

A TITTMAN,

M0I.EUI A5D

DBAWIKOS NlATLI KiEOtTTlU^

Serha Machines and other Light Machinery repaired to give satisfaction.

Breech-Loading

Shot-Guns after the celebratep

French Pattern, made from new or old material, mav Ml*

PLUIWBING.

B. BUCKEI1I1 being a practical PLl'MBEB, and at tho reqnest of many fH«nt« begs to announce that ho is now prepared to eia cote all orders is the above br»IaeM,ilacoouwtlou 1th his

House Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between and ith BATES, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, fitted up on tbe moat approved principles

Repairing promptly attended to. aepS

ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY

LOOK OUT.

«OOB CHEWS' FOK AILJL.

11,000 TO ANY PERSO WHO WILL SOUAL IX MADAME RAPHAEL IN THK PROFESSION.

RPHE NEVE TRAILING AIAD-

-L AMI BAPHAKL is the best. She succeeds wb*o all athers have failed. Ail who are lu trouble—all who hav* been unfortunate—all •nose fond hope* have been disappointed, crushed •nd biaated by false promise* and deceit—all who nave beeu misled and trifled with—oil fly to h*r for advice and satisfaction. All who ara in doubt of the affection* of thoso they love, consult her relieve and aatlsly their mtndj.

iavti}

II t*? '-J ^'j

love Affairs She Never Fails,

8h« has the secret of winning the afTectlons of the opposite sex. She shows yon the likeness ot yonr future wife or husband, or absent friend.— BIM raJdea the single to a happy marriage, and Si-iS? tnarried b»ppy. Her aid and advice aaa bean solicited in Innumerable instance*, and the result has always been the means of seeming a

Speedy and Happy Marmge,

She If, therefore, a sure dependence. It Is wel known to the pnblic at large that she was the first, and she is tha only person in tills country who can show the likeness iu reality, aud who can give entire satisfaction on all the concerns of life, which can be tested and proved by thousands, both t»t,t ried and single, who dally and eagerly visit hei.

To all in business her advice is invaluable. She can foretell, with the greatest certainty, the remit of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbers given without extra charao. Madame RAPHAEL is a bona fide Astroiegist mat every on* can depend npon. She is the greatHit Aatrologist of the nineteenth century. It Is that well-known fact that makes illiterate pretendors oopy her advertisements and try to imitate •er.

Madam* Raphael is the seventh daughter of the seventh daughter sbo was born with a nrtural gift she can foretell your verj thoughts. She also oures drnnkonness.

All Interviews strictly private and confldeutlal. As a Female Physician her remedies navar fail care all female irregularities, and to produce he monthly flow, without danger or exposure.— They can not injure, but, on the contrary, they Improve the health.

Therefore, come one, come *11, to

11 Ritinuoni), bet. Central Avenue and Jobs.

Cincinnati, Ohio.

TERMS.—Ladies, SI Gentlemen, $l,5o. N. B.—The Madame will anewec-ao ont a fee of 81 anda3**cent stamp Is inclosed.

Addreis Lcok Ro* 531. ang23dwiy

STOVES :AND TINWARE

STOVES. LargeStock and Low Prices

S. R. IIK\IKHS(» S

Four Doors Smith Jo/" lhe Post Office, on fourth Street.

7~NOWING that the Public has MX long demandrd a [bettor class of Stores than has heretofore been federally offered in this market, S. R. HENDERSON has this season «oleoted with great caro, frcm tho most

Popnlar and Celebrated Patterns, known in the country East or West, ati assortment ol Cooking and Heating Stoves, snch a, ara rarely ever collected together in one House.

Among his ptock may be found the Irailing Store of almost every prominent Manufi-tnrer in the conntty.

Heating and Parlor Stoves,

With all the Modern Improvements and conTen iencios. Stoves for Offices, Stores, Churches, Ho. tolB, Dining-Rooms, Bed-rooms, any and all kinds and as for prices,

Hr Defies Competition

4He

SALE, 3t«i

shi«

By virtue of an Order of the Vigo Common Plead Ourt, wlltofler for sal* at anctlon, at th* Court Hoo»e door in Terre Hante, on Tnnrsday tbe 7th day of May, 1868, at 2 o'clock P. M., the following described Real Estate in Vigo coonty, IudtaDa. to-wit: 22 (setoff the sooth aide of tha northwest quarter of out-lot No. 87 of the crlnial out-lots of the town of Torre Hante.

More Furniture iliat is Usually ttiven and dolwors all Stoves

•-&Q

:-i .'

is confident that ha lias bought as low as aaybody can, and is determined not to jc

N E S O I

lu iinpoasiblt* that Anybody friwuid have PRTTIW to^e^, ftr NO

BF.TTKR

»ro maile.

ALL ARE WARRANTED

With Cooking Hlnves he glvri

iZ.

rhucity

Free i~ Charge I I Ttt adhlttbn to Stoves hftkftepB a geuoral assort ment of Tin, Iron and Copper Ware, Pressed Ware,

The New French Ware,

Spoons. Ladles Preserving Kettles, Muffin Baker* Waffle Irons, and tho very newest thing ont, the

PatentMirror Smoothing Irons,

These Irons have tho new inclined handle, und

Patent Chilled Iron Face,

which retains the heat one-third longer than the common ones. Stove Pipe of all sizes and kinds, constantly on hand, and no extra charge for riveting joints together. Buyers will certainly save money by calling on

=s---v —A-ND—

ACCIDENT NSURANCE AGENCY

United States Life ins. Co.,

No. 40 WALL 8T., NEW TOUK

World Mutual Life Ins. Co,

117 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Franklin Life Insurance Co.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

United States Casualty, Co,

9G BROADW AY, NEW Y0BK.

Applications taken and Policies issued in any ot the above named Companies in lowe»t current rates. Also, REAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to.

Apply to

SCOTT & CRANE, General Fire and Life Insurance Agent,

Main^St., betweeD 5th & 6th

Terre Haute, Ind, Office 1C9 Main Street Old Stand of

DM.

A. CRANE, SAMI.'L, C. SC0XT

The following Old and Reliable Oempauiea Represented.

Merchants Fire Ins. lo.,

HABTFOKD, CONN.

NortiiAmerican Fire Ins. to.

HABTFOUD,

-V'j

"It

S. HENDERSON,

Fourth Street, four doors South of the Post Officc. se28dwtf

NSURANCE COLUMN.

FIRE, LIFE

I ONN.

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. (Jo.,

157 BBOADWAV, NEW Y0KK.

Buckeye Fire insurance do.

CLEVELAND, OHIO.

Thompson & Rupt

OTICE.

JgST. Lon®, AlTun & TTHB* HACTF B. R. o. Tbe annual meeting of tbe Bondholders and Stockholders of the Company will ba held (VL their Office, in the City of St. Louis, on Monday, the first day of June, next, at & o'clock in the »iternoon of ttsat day, for the election of thirteen Director* for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of any other business which may be brought before th#»ro.

The Transfer Books of tha Company will be closed on Friday, the first day of May next, and will ba opened on Tuesday, the second daj of* Juns.

Dated at St. Loni", April 22. ISGS. By Order. H. O. BRYANT, »:udtf Secretary.