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DAILY EXPRESS

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LORD'BROUOIIAM,

BERT

iNU-^::

Morning, May

Mouday

1868.

13tb

•Republican State Ticket.

IIIMWIII ^-^eS^hsoB,COL. Cpa&AD

BAKER..

pf Vanderiwrgb,i

FFPI FLRTRB LIFCTESAKT-COVRRWDE,

Ool. WILL CUMBACK, of Decatur, ,jjg FOE BF.CRETART OT STATE, MAJOR MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, of Cass.^l

FOB AUDITOR or STATE.

HAJOB JOHN I. EVANS, of Hamilton rOB TRJEABCRER OT STATE,

•••EVER.u,

NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martin. FOR CLERK or THE firPREME COURT, I.OLONEL THEODOKK W. McCOY, of Clarke, roil REPORTER OF THE SUPREME COURT

Colonel JAMES B. BLACK, of Marlon.

FOR

ATTOBHEV OENERAL,

D. K. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. V'i: FOB BCrERINTKNDENT

OF FL'BLIC

INSTmtJCTItfw,

BARNABAS C. HOBBS, of Wayne,

FOE ELECTORS AT LARQE, THOMAS II. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN K. CLAYPOOL, of Fayette. roil

ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT,

CAFTATN E. E. K08B, of Lawrence. 71

CONTINGENT,

COLONEL JPIIN T. SMITH, of Greene.

THE NOW

York Sun says that "every

man who pays the incomo tax pays an

unconstitutional tax, lovied contrary to law, which could not be legally collected

of him." Th« Sim is "luminous with

darknesB.V Were the tax not collectable, tho fact would have been found out and

acted upon long ago.

THE

Postmaster of Brooklyn, New York

has been charged with defalcation, and suspended from office. Ho is a political

JOHNSON,

friend of President

in the place of Mr.

and was put

GEORGE B. LINCOLN

an honest and upright man, who was re

moved because ho would pot indorse wy

who died the other

day at 90 years of age, commenced his

public intellectual caresr in 1797 by pre

senting a paper to tbe Royal Society on the refraction of light, and seventy years

afterward, in 1807, ho delivered a dis

course before the Social Seienco Congress

All the interim was tilled up with inces*

sant mental labor. v»,

Beqms that in Italy our Minister

flncfc

plain black dress eufficiont for

Mcoat

court purposes. Mr.

ARSH,

several wooks ago. It did not de tract from his dignity or respectability

that lie Jookod liko plain northora bind

among paintod and gaudy tropic birds of

line feather.

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Democracy of Providence got dp

small combination to defeat tho Ri' publican State tickot. They announced

their candidate as tho "Democratic, Citi

zons' and Temperance candidate.'' The

ears protruded through the jjkin thus hast 'ly donned, and the voters off Providence

exprossod their rofusal to be Caryized by

giving tho Republican candidate a major

ity of four hundred and sixty-eight.

THKKK

are cloven railway companies

that aro demanding subsidies from Coil gross t.o tho amount of

$2G8,250,000,

which' $2.36,000,000 are on account of Pa

cifie'Railway, tho balance of $32,250,000

are for tho Mississippi Levee Railway and Steamship Company, the Improve

mentof tho Illinois River, European and

New Steamship Line, Louisiana and Mi

sissippi Levoufi, and tho Port Royal Rail road Company. Let us have an end of

this business.

RAILWAY

S# S

oaso is soon to coma Up in

Missouri, in which it will lo proved that

tho Missouri & Pacific Company agreed

to pay $200,nno to purchaso favorable le

gislation, of which $60,000 have been

paid, and tho balancfe will lie if the injunction asked for be not granted. T%e

gentlomen of this foad say that "it jvai a

terribly costly job, but as they "were go

ing for millions" they could not bo too

particular. They woro "determined qot

to fail, leaving the

morality of

ceedings to those who have inaugurated

tho system and derived the guins."

an articlo on the eloquonce that was

observed on the impeachment trial the

Nation expresses the hope that no young man will be misled iuto taking for his

model Mr. livARTs'performance when elo

quence is his aim, still loss to imitate

upon the same acts. We know lhatpow

erful corrupt influences have been at

work to secure votes of "not guilty.'"— Wo find that the very mon havoso voted

whoso personal foeliugsor interests would

render them most likely to hesitate.— What is the inference?' No one can tell

what sort of influences have caused Soha-

^tors to change their opinions no one has a right to say that they have been

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Ogtocifnic Betrenctuient- __ lie Legislature of Ohio some days ago joint resolution to adjourn on Monday, May 18tb (to-day,) until the 23d

November. If adjournment actually takes plftce to-day, an event which is quite improbable, it will make one hun-

«trwg^SWHt|«HSag'

"TYRANNY

such pro

NELSONIhe

Johnsonese haranguing of Mtr.

the operose turgidity of Mr.

AVILLIAM3,or

STEVENS

the high classicism of Mr.

BOPTWELI..

Mr.

and

A better thing for any young aspirant

would be to road through the speeches

and note how satisfactory each of th$m

was while tho speaker oontonted himself

with being straightforward and made no straining aftor being grand and fine i.

THE

Missouri Democrat says We find

a man declaring certain acts illegal and

unconstitutional three months ago. We find the same man now voting not guilty

jor

ruptly approached. But when men Eee

that thoy have changed, is it strange that

they doubt tho "judiciali impartiality'

and "impregnable integrity*'' of snch Sen. ators

Chicago papers comment upon

the conduct of Mr. Tnrxrnrrx and show that hi action is not to be covered up by any pretense ot judicial im partiality On the

.'af

ter a full debate in thc\SenateFebrnftry Mr.TRUMBULL voted for

"under

the resolution

that

the Constitution and laws of tho United State9 the President has no power to remove tho Secretary of War and designate any other officer to perform the duties of that officee ad interim." But now, with charges before him covering the precise act which he then declared under all the obligations of his oath as a Senator to illegal and unconstitutional Mr.

TRIJbe

M-

vjoold

BTJLL declares that these charges

be quashed in any court in the land,

and

announces that ho will vote for acquittal. Can any man think this an htfnest ration or the voto an honest vote?decla

days of Demo

cratic legislation dtjting one year. This is not bad for a retrenchment Legislature, in vieWjfl^ that theJongest session of a llepublican Legislature in

C|re of

the JIalls, printing

etc. Lart year the appropriation of the Republican Legislature for the purpose similar to that we have named was sixty thousand dollars—a difference of fifty-Ave thousand dollars in favor of the Republicans. These facts need no comment. They speak for themselves.

The Soldiers' Candidate. The Chicago Jotfrnal predict? that the Soldiers' and Sailors' National Convention, which is to assemble in that city to morrow, the day before the meeting of the Republican National Convention, will be a large -and honorable gathering of tho veterans of the war, and one which will command public attention even in the presence of the greater body, which so nearly overshadows it. i'he political action arid influence of the convention,

?aa

wholly

GRANT'S

so apparel

HUM

ed, attended the rnarriagoof Prince

i$r' as it has any will be

ai undivided ly

is reveling on the liberties

of the people," says the Memphis fLva lanche. Tyranny, in this case, it seem

arrested seven young men* who had beaten

HILL,

certain Mr.

of Eutaw, Alabam

during last March, and then threatened to

ride him on a rail, and ordered him to

leave town. Tyranny, after arresting tried them and sentenced four of them to

tho Dry Tortugas for two years, and three of them for one year. The

Tn*

Teal spirit

of the

§ffSSil§

Ohio

in favor the

GRANToftheir

Republicans and of General

candidate

for

.President. Sipce General

nomination has been assured, the

delegates to the

Soldier* Convention

uniformly

been

GRANT

i.1 What Would lie Do ?ft The Nation discusses in its:last issuo at much length tho probable course Johnson would purSue

'if

acquitted.

%n Interesting Spiritualist Case.

for

ten years was one hundred and twentyseven days. And this wa» in 1861, when the session wai 'prolonged to provide for the exigencies of the war—the equipment and support of troops, &c., 5ic

The appropriation for the^er diem rnileagekfone of member* and officers,and

to the present time is one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars. This does not embrace tbe enormous expense for sta gw

Ava

lanche_proceeds: What worse ever occurred on Spanis or Russian ground And this, too, on soil consecrated to liberty and upoa tho sons of sires who pledged life, fortune and honor to the cause of freedom, and who in framing a government, hedged in tbe powers of rulers with a hedge of burning tire in the shape ol'a bill of rights, sup posed to command the obedionce of those in power for centuries past, to secure the blessings of liberty to their posterity And yet we in this land are poor ring out all the sympathies nature for a man who sits quietly at Washington and allows these outrages by his subordinates. Strike out the ''stars and stripes" from the flag and cross swords in their place.

God was just in sending John Wilkes Booth on that Good Friday night, three years ago,dark

the and gloomiest

in American history,darkest

so protected and

chafing

... ',.

to strike the traitor

down, and liberate the white freemen of America from the yoke of a despot. God is just.- He struck tbe tyrant Lincoln from existence at an hour when the country could no longer bear the burden of him and God, in His wisdom, cannot let the free people of America, whom

An interesting spiritualist case is LuW being tried in -~a London court. Mrs. Lyon, a widow lady with $750,000 has brought suit against Daniol Home, the well-known medium, to compel tho restoration of $300,000 worth of bank stock and other securities, which she gave him when a believer in his supernatural powers. This gift was made under the following circumstances: Mrs. Lyon's husband diodin 1850. Just before he expired he told ber that he believed a change would come in seven years from bis death, and they would meet. This she interpreted to mean that she would die in 1866, but in that year her yiews on the point changed in consequence of information received by her from a female photographer, to whom she had gone to have a photograph of her deceased husband copied. The photographer told her that death was unnecessary in order to meet him, advised her to become a spiritualist, and lent her books on the art of spiritualism, and directed her attention to Home, who had just opened an athenaeum at csloane street for the promotion of spiritualism.

has

prospered long remain

under the rule of any despot."

political party which, whatever may be its professions, gathers to

standard

the cieatures whose sentiments are reflected in such language as this, is doomed to the eternal reprobation of an intelligent

peopl*- ====5S5S=a=B 2™.

"poor

him They

TRUMBULL, and Grimes,

Grimes!"JTessenden,

were more conspicuous

than ever before.

4Ehe

infamous notoriety

which they had obtained made every stranger ask to hare

thein pointed out to

sat alone in their seats.—

Nobody who had the least regard for his reputation ventured near them. Can one touch pitch aad not be defiled be the unanimous sentiment.seemedto

curled himself up on his seat, as mean, repulsive, and noxious

a hedge-heg in

the cage of a traveling menagerie and so they sat, the target ol scoffs while

orgnettes

500

were scanning their faces for

somo indication in their facial lines of the deep, dark treachery of their hearts.— Trumbull smiled. How different his look from that of tbe fresh boy son it may be

—whomlightcarrested.—his

he Fessenden

with

busied himself

his correspondence.

Indignant New-Englanders asked,

"What

has New-England done that she should have such a representative.—Correspondent!

Tribune.

Mrs. Lyon immediately wroto to Home for a prospectus and particulars of the anthenaium, and offered to pay a subscription. Home having sent her no reply, she went on the 3d of October, 1866, to 72 Sloane street, whero the athenseum was, and where ho resided. She saw Heme, and very quickly the table at which he sat rapped out the following communication, as he alleged, from her deceased husband: "My own beloved Jane! I am Charles your beloved husband. -I. live to bless you, my own precious d«rling. I am with you always. I love, love, love, you At another interview with Home, the tt ble rapped out the following communication to Mrs. Lyon "I love Daniel, he is to be your son he is my son, therefore yours The table then ecstatically kick od up its legs, and the spirit continued,

have

in#trusted to vote for him

and the presence of his old officers and comrades in arms will give an enthusiasm and impulso to tiis nomination wiich will do much to secure the undivided soldiers' vote for their former General. The sol diers will vote under

as well as

they taught under, liim, and they can do no better. Especially will they be eager to do this should their alternative be Pondlelpy, who staid at home, helping tho rebels and delaying tho triumph of the "boys in blue."

"Independent" Journalism.

The Cincinnati

Commercial

2»(blic.

GHOSTS

maintains

that he would interpret it as an Indorse ment direct and ufi^quivoeal, of all his usurpations especially iu

.connection

"His head is not a strong one, and we cannot conceive of any combination of circumstances that will be likely to enable him to put the true construction on his escape, if he does escape. He has one quality of a barbarian, and that is a total incapacity to understand a person's refraining, under the influences of either moral of Intellectual considerations, from using all the power at his disposal. Th prevalence of this quality at the South has led the President, ever since his quarrel with Congress, into one blunder after another, People in Tennessee seldom keep their fingers out of the enemy's hair their thumbs out of his eye, and iheii knives out of his ribs, and their tongues off his character, except under the infiu once of fear and Mr. Johnson has never been able to believe the slowness, the moderation, the dislike to extreme courses which he has witnessed on the part of both Congress and tbe Northern people, to be anything elso."

vaunteth

itself and is puffed up by its responsible editor as follows: "We assert that the Cincinnati Com mercial is truly an independent newspaper It we aro not mistaken, it has that repu

tation." In a certain sense, this is an unmitiga ted fact. We believe the

Commercial

in that re

spoct. "Mack" himsalf is not more thor from the imputation

eughly secure anything like rectitude

.—Springfield lie

of perfumes would be the prop

er appellation for the evanescent odors of

FLOK

the day. Phalon's new perfume,

MAYO,"

with

reconstruction, and stiape his course ac cordingly. With a clear insight into his peculiarities,

says:

differs from these all in three

essential points: it is infinitely richer, in

finitely puror, and infinitely more lasting

and refreshing, than any other floral ex

tract, American or European. Sold by

all druggists. ,•

.....

PALMER'S POMADES,

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Almost all diseases havo their begin ning in some

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am happy, happy. In a little time

will

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WE ARE STILL MAKING

A COMPLETE

E O I O N

IN TRADE,

tiJi.'i

and selling every description ot DRY AND VAN3Y GOODS, Jl'LATED WARE, JEWILBY, Sewinff Machines, tc., fur the uniform price of

ONE DOLLAR We would impie.'s upon our patrons that our Stock is not composed of second-hund Goods or Pawn Brokers' unredeemed Stock, but Goods carefully selected direct from American and European Mann factories, the greater portion of which are

Manufactured Exclusively Tor Us. which t'uot enables 11s to offer our customers better

Goods for the mouey than thoB who profess to be "Manufacturers, Agents," ir than CAN BE OBTAINED IN ANY OTHER WAY.

Tho unparalleled increase of our business, has compelled us to remove to more spacious quarters therefore have leased for a te of years, the elegant block, newly erected, at

Nos. »S and 100 SlIMHKB 8TBRET. Wn aro tbo first who havo attempted to make a "Revolution in Trado," by enabling the public to procure Goods in small quantities nt manufacturers' prices, thus saving the consumer three largo profits made in passing through the handB of the Commission Merchant, the Wholesaler, and Retailer.

Send Clubs of ten or morc^with 10 cents for each descriptive check, and the gettorupof the club will rt-ceive apjesent worth $.'i to $300, according tonumber sent.

*9*

SLATE.—The sobacribors ar

sole Agents for the sale of SLATK fiom the MIDDLE GLANV1LLE ASSOCIATION, PBNRYIlN CO., AMERICAN CO., NATIONAL CO and are prepared to supply SLATES of all kinds in any part of tho Onited States, at short notice,

SEND FOR OUR NEW QIRCCLAB."Ml We havo also made arrangements with the

GREAT ORIENTAL 1EA CO., of Boston, so that we can furnish cur customers ether Goods and their full line of TEAS at precisely the same terms to Agentu as though dealing dinctly with the Company, thus giving an oppoitnnity of selecting from the various grades any quality they may desire. We also pay the same commission as allowed by tbe Company.— Blank form of oider, with priee-list and "THB TEA CUP," sent to any addross.

"'«PABMmi Nos. 98 and 100 Slimmer Ht., Boston.

TO THE L1D1EN,

are agents for orar ONE HUNDRED For eiKnaud Domestia Manufacturers, and are prepared to furnish the wholo country with DRY and FANCY GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS,

I 10

JEWEL

BY. SILVER WARE, PIANOS, SEWING MACHINES, *0., &c. at the unllorm price of

One Dollar for Each Article. Send yonr Club of 10 and upwards, for derfcript ive checks, showing «hat article can be obtained for One Dollar, with 10 cents for each check.

Circulars Sent Free. Presents ^wortb from $3 to S400 sent free of charge to agents sending clubs.

Agsnls Wanted in every Town. CUSHMAN ct CO.,

HAM,

Arch srcct, Boston,

A French Preparation, which preserves all the nuMUra andmedKIaal qualities or the jmrt oB, Is free from all offensive taste or smetl, and— being agreeable to the taste—is easily digested, Ibfil aflDrting the pstlent the full benefit of tee ilMItT taken

Is readilj takken mixed with water, thus avoiding the use of whisky or other expensive tj hurt-

I A I N

And will preHeat to any person sending ns a Clnb iu ear Gnat

OME DOLLAR SALE OF

Dry and Fancy Goods, A WATCH, PIECE OF SHEETING, SILK liRKHS PATTERNS, Ac., Ac., rt

Free of Cost!'"1 Our inducements during tlie past few years have been large.

WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATE

OF PRENIUm

Our Friends will readily notico our Presents for

and CO Clubs are now

more than equal in value to Clubs in value to Clubs of

I®r Please Examine, Any I'ornon ordering cither of the Clubs men tioned b.'low, nu have their selection of Frem inms enumerated, corresponding to the sizeOf tbe Clnb, FBKK tF ONiC DOLLAR!

For Clnb of 3ft, ($3.)—Ouu of tbe fol lowing articles, viz: Dt [nine dress pattern fan cy eolored bed spread lflJ view Turkey morocso album ilu yards sheeting striped cashmere delaine diess pattern honxy comb quilt all wool square shawl set solid gold bosom stnds all wool farcy cashmere punts und vest pactern gent's hair guard chain, gold trimmings silvea plated chased butter-iiish silver plated 5 tiottle revolving castor, on feet set superior steeled bladed knives and forks worstol promenade shawl ladies' long gold plated chain ladies' gold double ring gent's heavy chased solid go'd ring solid black walnut work bomr writing desk extra quality balmoralskirt set jewelry, sleeve buttons to match vitlin and bow gent's cardigan jacke-' splendid ebony Hut", ivory trimmings superior Turkey morocco shopping bag ladies' hish cut balmoral booee.

Fer a Club of 60 ($6.)—One of the follow ing article?, viz: Black or co'.ored alpaca dree pattern one piece of bleached or brown sheeting engraved, silrer-pluted, 6 bettie revolving castor 3% yards superior cashmere for pants aud vest patten e*tra heavy honeycomb quilt two ftncy colored bed spreads pair gent's calf boots 4 yards farmers' good wool frocking fancy cashmete plaid dress pattern best quality balmoral skirt rosewood brass alarm' clock lalles' all wool cloak pattern silver-plated cake or can! basket fnr muff or cape ladies' fashionable wool doubleshawl splendid clasded family Bible, 9x12 record page and engravings 3 yaT.is double width water prcof loaking set leory handle knives, «ith silver plated forks one set of lace artains.

For a Clnb of 100, 8IO,—One of the tol lowing arMclee, vi*: 4 yards doubln width cJoak ing or ccating 2 large, flue, bleached linen table cavers, with I doz. large sized dinner napkins to .natch 25 yards splednld hemp carpeting, good colors extra quantity blaok or alpaca dress phtlerns one large piece of superior quality extra width shee ing pair gent's calf boots, best quality silver buntlnn-cased patent lever w*tcb one doz. ivory handled steel bladed knivus and forks silver-plated engraved 6 bottle revolving castor, with cut glass bottles splendid violin, box and bow, complete single barrel shot gutTf Bacon's si*-barrel levolver pair superior white wool blankets nice fur muff and cape slvler plated 6nprftved ice pitchor, with.

B®1WJ

jr»rd# all

wool fkney ciHfinflTe^or roit one doWB fiogwt' beat silver pi*tod forks common eecse sewing And embroidering machine two he»Ty ho$ey comb quilts eplendid family Bible, reconi and photograph page. Fer lafrger Clubs the vaine increase*

In Use Mime ratio.

Catalogue of Qoodi and Sample sent to any addrees

FRVR.

Send money by registered letter.

Address nil older* to

Allen, Hawes

Trade.

MANUFACTURING

ter Street, Boston, Mass*

I.O., a-

Cov

15 Federal Ht„ Boston, *aaa. Bex C5031

Jca

*.£ I rsKfMoa ,7lC

Wholesale Dealers in French, German and Ing« lish Dry and Fancy Goods. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Album*, Leather Goods, Ac.

^SeSSH'anl'^reeSHef^^tSe'lRKfaf1 Pticeflabettie. Tar airculars send

profession. to. HYATT Jt CO, 4« Cortlandt St., W. T.

OTHINO LIKE IT

Hi 1UH0INB: A luxury ta tke pelate, a palnlrssevacuaat, a gaatle atlssalant to the circulatlon. a perspiratory preparation, aa aotl-Mlloas Medleme,

a stomach) alterative. Such are the acknowledged and dailj proven prepsttles of TilUKTI KltflMCW APKfelENT. BoW bv *11 DrugglSU.

a stomachic, a dlnrotlc, and an admirable geaerai

daily it

Book Canvas»erB Wanted

EOMIPHUW BBAiNABD, Hart-

pOB NEW "FAMIY PHOIOtMIAPHWBL*. Tor terms, address A ford, Oonn.

LICENSED BY THE

S a

AUTHORITY

NEW ENGLAND

PAWNBROKER'S JOINT STOCK

or mwiiRiu MMM, commute or

8ILE8, SHAWLS, BK188 fiOOBS, LINEN GOODS, DBT GOODS,

CMim MM «0«N, Alum 1IILKS, Mirer fM(4 Vur, Watchet, Catteryan 1

SEWING MACHINE.-, FURNITURE, tc.', To be sold at ONE DOILAB EACB, without regard to value, and notito be paid for until you know what you are to receive.

Bteck wila«4i«t $900,000. 8ALE8E00I8,

liSOVIK

8IIIKT, BOSTON.

The most popular, reliable, proapt aad basi-ness-like concern of the kibd. The best of Boston jeferences furnished on application. By patronizing this sale yoa have a obaae* to exchange your goods, with a large variety to select from.

TERMS TO AGENTS.—IFe believe our Itimi to Agents are superior to those offeree by aay other oao*ru. TmJn fmrticuUr notice oftMi.-—Our Agents are not required to pay one dollar lor their presents, as in all other cencera*.

At the end of each and eveiy month we prewnt the Agent sending ue the largest aasoent ef money the sum of*

*'IFT¥ DOLLARS

CA8H!

ia addition to all other presents. And to the Agent sending ne«t to the largest amount the sua of

Twe*ty-Five Dellara.

Certificates, giviug a complete description ot articles that will b« sold for one dollar each, will be sold at the following rates:—T(| for $1. Thirty

iIM

with present) In $9, SlitT (with piesent) $0, II'mIrI (with present) $10, and at tbe same latej i. larger clubs.

LOOK ill THIS CHANCE to get a Silk Dress, Sewing Machine, Oold Watch, or some other good article ot equal value, wlih but very little trouble and no expense to tbe Aunt.

For a Clnb of Thirty, we will give t^ie person sending it their choice of the foiioirlng articles:—Print Drees Pattern, Wonted Breakfast Shawl, White Linen Tablecloth, Embossed Table |Bpread, Set of Steel-bladed Knives and Forks, Set of Silver-plated Fork*, Elegant Beaded Silk ParasoI. OneQnndred Picture Morocco Photograph Album, Elegant

gied Silk rah, One Dozen large sized Linen Towels, Ladles' Morocco {{hoping Bag, Alhsmbra Quilt, Fancy Balmoral Skirt, Ladles' Solid tfold California Diamond King, Seat's

Fer a Clnb

article* —7aucy Cashmere Drrss Pattern, Silver Plated Card Basket, One-Hundred-PiotureTarkey Morocoo Photograph Aifeam, Lancaster Quilt, Fancy Plaid Wool Shawl, Twenty-live yards Sheeting, Alpacca Dress Pattern, Engraved

Pments Ittr Larger Clabi la proportion. This is no Humbug Lottery, Ulit aincerprlie, or 'sale of cheap Jewelry, but a fair, square sale of

Unredeemed floods.

oar floods are lew and not Second Handand we guarantee more for the money Invested than can be bought at aay wholesale storo in the country.

Agents will please take notice of tbis: Do not send names tmt number your clubs from one upwards. Make your letters short and plain as possible.

Be sure and send money amounting to $5,00 or more by BBOISTBUED

LSTTES,

which can be sent

from any offlce, Post Office Money Order, or Eipr«s*, for when seat In this way you run ao risk of losing It Whatever. Small amounts may be sent by mall, but be sure and put them In the of flee yourself. Prepay all expresses.

We Miut he HntuiMe fitr wm lost nitlrw soae rtoeantlMg are takes to luurc safety.

Mend your address in fall, Town, County and State. All certificates are good until redeemed.

S. €. THOMPSON CO., 8 0 imw itreet, Mw, Kau.

W Send foi Circulars.

and

100

respectively of oth-"" ,V er firms.

MUSICAL.

-orljo

L. KISSNER'S

OP MUSIC

/ill

4^,'bbio Street,

:«J ft Jj OPPOSITE THB COUET HOUSE,

TKRHK-HAUTK, IN U.

:i ji'a Hole Agent for Ctiickering Sons, Knabe

Co., Sleek

Gale

Cycloid,

Co., Robert Ntmnn

Co., the

Celebrated Patent

,^1

And other well known aad reliable

PIANO, 3 FORTES!

Also, Carhart A Need hams, and Princp A Co'* celebrated Church, Parlor and School Organs and Melodeons!

A Large and Biegant Assortment always on hautf, which will be sold at LOWXB BATESthan the same quality of Instruments can be had of any other dealer in the West.

None but good reliable Instruments dealt in, such as I can warrant to my Customers for FIVE YEARS

Piano*, Organs and Melodeons gold on Monthly Payment*.

a a

Brass and Silver Band Instruments, Tsnor and Bass Drums Cocoa, Ebony, Boxwood aud Pilver Fifes Trimmings for Drusss also, Flags of all sizes, alio' the beet quality aad loweet rates.

Send orders to KIHKNUR'S

PALACE OF MUSIC.

Allkiadiof Musical (Dctromtate ropatnd tb« moot ipproTMl BiiMr. dAt

unit Ul MO. ail toil

tan am 1

,ftl bnalyh

MUSICS

LINDEMANN,

DEALEB IN

P1A*4MJ, lEIiQOEO||

ORGANS, «lo

Viollus, Oultars,

Flutes, and all klhds

.TTSKHK HAUTE, UDIABA.

TDKINO AMD BBPA1BUW ef FIASOfl and •ther Instrumentswill be promptly attended to.

OLDPIASOS wiilbeulen in tnadefoi NEW ONBS, I** anlODdwtt .JM„ J. O. LINOEMANM

H. CLARIDGE

Has returned to this, city, and fitted up a Steam Dyeing and Scouring .Establishment, at the old Stand, Ko,

Worth Fourth Street, where he Will

be pleased to meet bis old friends, and as many new onee as may favor bim with their patronage 25dtf

HOlift

rAOTUaiS.

W«Lh»re.ou h»Qd a 0?9.slofk of Sasht aad Blinds, of oar s«s

1, Doors

ataotare, which we

will sell at a very small advance on jst.

We Warrant onr Work to be superior to any ever before offered in this rket.

own Mechanic*, and at the same time

Ves

Benefit aa we warrant all oar work. We also keep on hand, aad manufacture to order, Window and Door frame*, Mouldings and every variety of Finishing Uabsr esso in build-

GLUT ft WlLLLUfi.

PfiAIBLI OITT P^AKINO

ffroiftf

COLGATE ft CO'S rraimtlWIet SMJMI prepare* by id Workmen, from tbe •ATEIIALM, known a* Ihe

STANDARD by Bwlsii A «nsiemHold «Mry*becr 84dwly

iwj«ti TERMS HAUTB

COMMIBCIAL COLLEOEf Corner Main and* 5th Streets, [OVER TUELL, KIPLBT ft CO.]

SJiTBANCS FROM FIFTB SI BERT,

Is the oldeet and moat reliable Eastitution of the kind in the State. Instruction given in all the branches pertaining to a thorough Business Bdu cation, snrh as IMIK-Ilttlira, HKMAIIMHr, URC1IIIIU

CAUWLATMR8,

At Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A few Pupils will be admitted, ia Arithmetio aad Penmanship, at (1,00 per month,

NO VACATIONS.

For forther information, call aod see the School. Bead for College Paper. Adira**, OAR¥IM A OWEN, mh!3dtf

PBlNCIPAtS.

1 JCErt.*' g. iM: -•IK rr irir-.r

TB« ,nw

FIRST PREMIUM

Vor

a Silver Medal

HAS AWARDED

BARRETTS HAIR RESTORATIVE

flPv By Ihe-K. II. Agricultural Societr, ita Fair, holden in Nashua, Sept. 20,

A E S

Vegetable Hair Restorathie" Kestorn Gray Ilnir to its Natural Color promotes the growth of the Hair chanerct the ^*ooU to their original organic atticm tridW ootos Dajidrnff and Hum

UfUrfhiTin

Ivory Handled Spsn-

Plain or engrav

ed Gold King It carets nne, Ladies' Solid Black Walnnt Writing Desk, Ladies' Fancy Black Walnut Workbox, or a Cotlag* Clock.

Sixty, one of the following

Silver

Plated Mix Bottled devolving Castor, Harris Ohtl Pants and Vest Pattern, Splendid Balmoral Skirt* Set of Ivory Handled knives, with Silver Plated Forks, Pair 6f All-Wool Blankets, Brass Alarm Clock BoneWoOd Frame, Sploadld Beaded and Lined Silk Parasol, Ladles* splendid Morocco Traveling Bag, Thirty Yards Prist, or a Marseilles Quilt.

For a Clnb or One Hundred,—Silver plated cake basket, fenoy plaid wool long shawl, twenty-ftve yards hemp carpeting, forty-fire yards sheeting, splendid Alpacca dress pattern, sllver huuting cased, watch, splendid Family Bible, with elegaut steel an graving, family recard and photograph page, poplin dreea pattern, eau graved sil ter-plated Ice Pitcher, splendid beaver cloak pattern, Sharp's Revolver, fancy csgsimere coat, pants and vest pattern, extra quality .splendid accord eon, Music box, one pair line damask table covers with one dozen dinner napkins to match.

.« umors prevents •Ufur mirinf but is a superior PreMivifr. 4 It contains uo injurious inj^rudienU, and is most popular and rcD-

Essl, West, South.

btia

Jo tt 3 its} mm roAj i-ilJ a* BARRETT 4 CO., Proprietors, ,ii MANCUESTEK, N. IL

LOKU oatioaicago, Oeaeral North-West rn Agents. •T. &: H. A. DAVXH. Agents for Terre Uaute. Ind. oovlldwCm

ftosi iTn lo»f fdi a: itiMVlliH ?.!*J (19 «l07. Ojfc.1 I «•!«',-f

jgOOKS A.NDS STATIOli BUY

M. W. ONDONNELL

Baa disposed of his Undertaking Business, which had become necessary In consequence of the rapid Increase of his

BOOK TRADE,

He will new devote hi* entire attention to the atter branch of buslneea, aad with a full and complete stock of Ppoks and Statloaery, ^SCHOOL BOOKS,

MAGAZINES, PAPERS, Ac., Ac., As*ts a continuance of tbe trade heretofore liberally bestowerf.

DOCTOR WHITHER

AREOULABinatOfflce

GRADUATE of MEDICINE,

as Diploma will show, has beeu longer engaged tbe treatment of ViNKatAi., SCXUAL and PBTVST* Dni&ns than any other Physician in St. Louis.

Bgphilit, Oenarrkes,- Ul«s(, Stricture, Orchitie, Hernia and Buptur, ail Urinary Dinatee and Stphilitie or Mercurial Affectione of the Throat, (Us or Botes are treated with unparalleled success.

Spernntorrhea, Sexaal Debility and Inpotcncy, as the result of self-abose In youth, sexual eucesses in matnrer years, or other caase*, and which produce some of tbe following effect^ as Hocturnal Emissions, Blotches, Debility, Dizziness, Dimntss of Sight, COnfusioa of Ideas, Bvll Fortbodinge, Aversion to Society of Females, Loss of Msmory aad tissual Power, and rendering Marriage improper, are permanently cured.

The Doctor's opportunities in hospital and private practice are unsurpassed ia St. Louis or any othercity. Bick fllee of St. Louis papers prove that nehas been located there longer by years than any other so advertising. The establishment, library, laboratory aud appointments are unrivalled in the West, unrivalled any where. Age, with experience, can be relied upon, and the Doctor can refer to many physicians throughout the country. In past success aod present position he stands without a competitor. The Writing* of a Pfcytlelai whose licpalatloi I'nloa-wldej shonU be worth Reading.

DocTon WHITTIM publishee a Medical Pamphlet relating to Venereal Diseases and the disastrous and varied consequences of self-abuse, that will be seat to any address in a sealed envelope for two stamps. It cos tains full symptom lists tbat will enable those affected to determine the-nature of their complaint and give a writteu statement of their case that will answer almost as well for fle purpoee of treatments* a personal Interview but where it is couzenient, tho Doctor ahouid be consulted personally. Those hwvlug friends that may require advice, can supply them with this valuable work by sending their address, with stamp. Thus you can assist the unfortunate without their knowing their benefactor. Certainly no snbject is of more importance than puaity of blood and perfect manhood.

It is self-evident that a physician who confines qlmself exclusitely to the study of acer tain claae of diseases at.d treats thousands of cases every year, must acquire greater skill In that specialty tUau one iu general practice.— Many pnyeiciane, recognising this fact, introduce patients to the Doctor after reading his Medical Pamphlet. Comssunicatione confidential. A friendly talk, will eost you nothing. Offlce central, yet retired—No. C17 St. Charles ssveet, St. Louis, Mo. Heurs, 9 A, s,to7r.

Sunday* excepted.

i9*3 UiJ I —!W"

r~h

1W1HI3Q w. ao

S'ilt Is'sd'J

DOCTOR WILBER

OFFICE,BOOMS,

CONSULTATION AND BI0EP-

TIOW 719 St. Charle* itreet, St. Loni*, Mo., treat* with the grenteat success all Diseaeesof Women. Leuchorcea, or Whites, Failing, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, Pruritis, Amenorrhea, Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrhea, aad Sterility, or Barrenness also, every disease connected Vith Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since the Doctor confines hiasself exclusively tor the treatment of these complaints, and treats a very large number of cases, it felloe that his knowledge of them must be far more extensive and accurate than that of physicians In general practice. Send stomp for Msdlcal Pamphlet of thirty-sixpagee. No matter who have failed, read what he says. Patients In every Western State. Cures guaranteed. Consultation by letter or at oflee free. Booms for patients requiring daily attention.

lar lf'i I*.

of •uslok

ttffrctonllse, No. IV

Wabash Street,

«crx A

gTEAMvDYB HOUSE

Terre Haute, Indiana,

MOSTBlanket*,J*ans,

ra*p*ctfully reoomasaadakis woU select ed stock of Flannels, plain and plaid Linpeyi, Oovsrtet*, and WeblsnSnit. ting Tama, of dHsraat klads. Being tally en. abled to warrant th* ftrat quality of these Oocd* I most respectfully invite Ladies aad Gentlemen local! slnd Inspect them. Wool takea hi ezekaaed er Qooda, and the hlgfcsat marhat rate* paid. "«UIda«"

^LAUSSBN, BISHOWSJK-Y&

Importer* aad Jobbers of

NOTION'S AND TOYS, W O E S A E E A E 1

PjLNOY GBOCEBIESi RBOiU. TORAIV48, TKAH, e«" ldtf

ACENCY.

11* M.-HMKCO«r—«f-Bs-e«TTr-

«MtO. C."

HICKGOX &

No. SO bhlb Streo

Conv.

}/anceitt£

CiirvfuUy

*i»iis

BILLS.

Done

e*. ill

Abstracts, of ,Title furnished, Loans oa7|i goliatod and Mutiny infested. -JTO-S

a tM Hi ci? fJlti.y iOH'

JJNLWNFTRL 1T ',HI»N79'

TA*

Desirable residence on £knth M«rk»t Struet.—.. Over

aeree

of grvund,

Shrubbery.

well set with fruit and^i

Price, $7,1)01)

terms fHVurahle,

New frame house, atnl lot, &>s:iUit its), on atr»* berry Hill. Very cheap. ft»«t «ll AO alujui reiyclicap

Tws lots in Ie»n's Addition

Five acrtia, ul KUKHU'S fiar.leti.

'^00 aores, 3 uilltv

MSI,

Oil

ktiuwu as the "iluase^

Farm," all lettctd, w«ll:ntf|rovt«l i^ood oieadew^^ Wuutls pastare auil tint. limU-r. A lirsl-«lav (arm. lw

50 Building Lbts, adjolhlug the city, northea«°* —good size—low price aud f«v rable teriun.

House and lot, ss 1st street, uorih ot UiarhHouse—5 rooms, clsiera, lurve stable, Ac. rtc |l, Terms «u).

Mortgago anJ 'Wofi u,u»u:i. "dig tliacu ul

|«»iy a ras

acres

iu Cu

Ac.

A Scholarship in this Oollega Is good for Life, giving the 'Student the privilege of He viewing

tfiva

theap.

sW uUl^fc sinilKast otj i»irnj—Utt fi^n, r«l«nce 0li» timber ferjf

Keal fekltatc

v' v! v«« .roi.ll!

Column »Ttn -3t latin,t

LANQE,

HENDRICH &

»a

K. Corner

OIBoe over First National Bauk, S. Konrth and Main Rtrests,

Two bnsiness llonses on a.u atr.

^ble.article (oroi^riiout th«

North, aad

Terre Haute nilnd.

«l etodfl 1o .jus in 7 tunamxi

iw'i- x» ,ba»i

Abstracts of tiile furnished, Ldaaa

gotiated, and Meney invested. —iu vi tosuFOR NAls£.

ntb

t'lTlf PROPERTY.

Forty Lots in l.inton's Addition to Terre

House and

Hauti

lot, east Ohio

etreet,

tt'

House aod lot, in UcMurraln's Additition, Hou»eatid lot iu Sibley's addition on

5th

Hous. and lot iuBaso's addition

street,

8th street,

House and lot oh Poplar, between Gth and 7th .streets, House and lot op North 6th, betweea t.h»snut und Linton streets. '-i mu«u

.COUNTY 1'KuPiClklV^j vj! BtA

Farm of 89 seres in Honey Or Township,

173 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres below thc.Ruiiiug Mill, wesa sidecaaal. JanMdtl

ST0KAGE, G0MM18810N A MRA1N.

OWKN TUI.LIE

BRYANT

E. R. BRYANT & CO.,

(Successors tc J. H. TOBMKB,)

Forwarding & Commission Merchant* DEALBM IU

Grain, Flour aod Halt.

Highest market price paid for all kinds of Graia^ Agents for

STAB UNION LINE.

"Wore House on Alain Htroet. Near the T. 11. A 1. R. li. Depot [25Hwtf

joau BAJtar.

IUUM IIHSW •aoJi t*.V

OHN HANKY & CO., •TOBAOK, aomumoN ANH

A IN E A E

auOdwtf "niHB*

WM, B. MANNINGTf BOUSB, ilfflf Alfl OKNAMBKTAL

lady

assistant. Heur 9a. x., to 7 a. Sundays excepted.

V»

1 a itrsa

7i'«c.r2

tan

fcn/ov

JOHJf 9. BEIZ,

Warehouse on First St., at tbe Canal Ban

IN.

HAIITK INI

JAMES B. LTNK. TBRMAS K. LAWK*

LYNE & LAWES,

General OommlssonMercliaots, AMD

ntALISa IM

AcrlCHltaral iMplemenifl, aad Par* Seatncfci C'opper-Ulstllled Mhlsky, laii Stiut. Ntir Conn 8«t«itk, Ttrra H»U. ltd, Herobandise and Produce of all kinds bought aud sold on Commission. Consignments Solicited. Agents [for some or the Best Distilleries

KEBFTVCKT!

BEFEBENCE8

LouisviLLr, Kt—Hon. Thos. E. Bramlette, late Oovernor of Kentucky, Col. Alfred Allan, late Treasurer Kentucky, Hon. Benj. H. Brlstow B. Att'y, District Ky.

FBANKPOUT, KY.—.1. B. Temple, Cashier Farmer's Bank E. H. Taylor, Cashier Branch Bank of Kentucky.

Tinas HACTE, Ian.—Bon. Albert Lange, for» msr Auditor of JState lion. G. F. Cookerly, llay or Col. Thos. bowling, Jkiues H. Tdrner, "Esq. HcKeen A Demlng John Scott a Son, 8-.

Voir

Esq. 28d6m

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QONCJRETK PAVEMENT

I all I answer all calls for putting down tbe Concrete Pavement, made at mv resideacu, cotneroffitbaud Poplar streets. This Pavement, for walks, is the best known—preferab'e even to stsne. In that it never waars to a dangerone smootbuoss, and haa ne joints to become unevsn, as in stone, by one flag setting below another.— No excn.e now for retaining yonr old bi»(|tutck pavements when you can get the Concrete laid down iu tho most workmanlike marmfrat a less price per sqnarn thon it has ye: been put down for in this city. seFor cellars too, it is uneqnalled, and far walks jaound dwellings, it. i^preleraMe to all others, as no vegetable growth can make Us way through fa8dtll T. A MADISON.

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It will be to the Interest or those who Wish to have serviceable work done, to eail on me. Information in buy lug dud mixing celors, will he furnished to persons ru« or rsitot bocfMtf

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