Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 May 1868 — Page 2

DAILY (EXPRESS

TKJKKiti, MAUTi INJD-.

Tuesday Morr'tns? May JSCS

Republican Ticket.

FOB PBFCSIDENT,

GEN. ULYSSES S. GEA.NX, Of 1 li-iuU. PO& VICE i-«iJ3IDEK'X,

SCHUYLEii COLFAX, 01 iiidiaaa. rou COVEBSuft, iVji. CGNbAi UAKEU, of Vandortmtefc. foR LltCTEXiNT-OyVXRXca, I VL.AVILL CCHBaCK, of Decatur,,}

OB 8LCEEIAET Of STATE,

riliJOB MAX. K. A. JJOxFAlAS, o! Cass FOR AUDITOl OP STATt I MJUOB JOHN D. EVANS, of Hamilton.j

FOR TREASURER OP STATE,

^7'Jriui NATUAii KIMBALL, of ilarilb. fos aEfiior THE errREMF. cotrur, ..,i.WEl TI1EOOO&E W. McOOY, of Olark* fob aKTouTtp, OF THE trPREMt t'ucar

Colonel JAJIEi B. BLACK, of Mariou

rOB ATTOEKEV Of.SF.&XL,

L. B. WILliIAMHON, of Putuani. 6DP£RINTKMEST or PUBLIC LVEIRVCmK, BARNABAS 0. U0UB8, of Wayne,

JfOB ELECTORS AT LA EOT, 'THOMAS B. NELSON, of Vigo, I '-BENJAMIX F. CLATrOOL, of Fayette, rok U.KCTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT, "AMAIN K. E. HOSE, of Lawrence.

CONTISOEHI,

'.irhoiti- JOHN-T. SMITH,-of Groone

AKOTHEK telegraphic cablo will soon be laid between Havana and Key WestThis has been rendered necessary by tho increased number ol messages which may bo expocted when tho cablo is laid }e'tween Havuna and Aspinwall. Tire

United States steamer Gettysburg is now ongaged "in taking soundings on the route through the Gulf of Mexico, and the 'communication with Panama and the west ooar,t of South America will speedily

opened.

is reply- to a writer in tho Boston Pest,

i.-iihai tho argument of fcionator AN

WINKLE

WIN

^TKLE against impeachment is regarded in Washington as "thfc ablest of them all the New York' Sun suggests that "this must be considered a rash assertioni until have tho opportnnity of comparing this argument with that of the same

VAN

in favor of impeachment. It is

understood thatHhn argument in favor wao completed only two days before that against it, and it is necessary t6 examine 'them both in order to determine which ha the best of it. It would also be interest ing to contrast the 3tyleof the two, to see

If Mr. VAN WINXLE'B mode of writing improved much during these two days."

THE acknowledgements of (he Republican party nrndue to the Hon JtABCUS x.""h, WARD, the ablo, courteous, and earnest Governor of Now Jersey, for his de« votion to the best interests of the party as

Ohiarman nt the Republican National Executive Committer Botbhefore and dur. ing the late Convention, he was active and unremitting in his efforts to insure proper and systematic arrangements for its accommodation. He had much to do and did it in tho spirit of P. true gentleman and a devoted Republican, Governor WAUDU person H1 efforts and influence, not only in connection with the Convention during its session in Chicago but previously and elsewhere, as the head of the National Committee, and as a prac? ticcl and earnest awn, have been of greaj services tg ihegood cause we have_at

heart I

Important to be Bemembered, The Congress tonal Convention of itnis (the 6th) Di?trtf.t will be held at Gesport on the 18th of

JUDV,

MMU

the time

HAVING

been changed by proper authority because b«24th of Juno—the day originallyjde-siguattd—-i!J very generally observed masonic anc.i7«rsary

The Vigo County C.nc«utioo lor the aorainatloa uf a county ticket, the election of delegates to tbe Congreisional Convention and the transaction of olher .important business v»ill b8 held at the now Court House in this city on the 13th of June

The Executive Coinmittee of thin coun ty. have recommended that the Ward and Township Conventions for the election of ctelegates to tbe County Convention be held on the^th ol .Tune, at tho usual voting placos ot the several Wards and Township1!.

THE Legislature of Massachusetts has just passed a law for the proventioh .of cruelty to animals, by which every petson who shall over-drive, over-wprfe, over-load, torture., torment, or fail to pro vide with proper food drink and shelter any animal, is to bo punished with fine tt. and imprisonment—the fine not to exceed $?30, and the imprisonment limited to 'Spfj.o vesr.^ ^ot only the person inflicting

the person authorising or permitting the cruelty, is included in tho stricture *nd penalty. Animals by a&e or disease

disabled for work nro protected by the law and tho transportation of cattle in an inhuman manner is forbidden| and railroad compamesr nrf instructed to unload stock for rest, water and food for five hours after any confinement in car3 duf« ing a psnod of twenty-eight hours Such

a law should exift and bo enforced in'eve $ ry on» of tha Western State?. ^The public know little of the horrrilo cruelty ex\ercisad toward the cluml) brutes of qar vtreat pastures on-tfae"ir way to market

HON, N.

MCFARLAVD,

SCHKNCK,

tho member

of the Ohio delegation who seems to have the credit, of defeating Mr. WADE at Chicago, is a citizen ot Hamilton, and a lawyer of some distinction. He Wa« a leading member of tho Ohio Senate t-^o years ago, and has been frequently mentioned as probablo successor to General

"POLL the nation," says "WENDELL

PHILLIPS, '"and sevan out of every ten cay Amen to the verdict which thirtyfive Senators bare rendered against the President.-' And "Muck" says that he failed hear &vy rord et Chicegc in iurtification of the course of the seven recreant Senators in voting' forlacquittal.— The National Convention represented the people on impeaehment, as on other questions. It will be well for the seven Senators to consider the situation before voting on the remaining articles.

Troublesome claims.

A meeting of citizens of the United StAtes having claioiB upon Mexico for indemnitv for losses or injuries suffered up. on various occasions, by reason of Mexican faithlessness or weakness, has been held at New York Tbe parties attend

ing, complain that the Mexicans pay no attention to the requirements of justice and fair dealing, and that they cannot get a penny of what is due them. This is represented to be the more unpleasent to bear because Senor ROMERO, who the new Mexican Treasurer,pays no attention to the American claims,which he sup-

po«e?. can be postponed without trouble, and interests himself to pay off tho.^e iue to

Englishmen and Spaniards. It is, therefore, thought that there should be a little stimulus administered to Senor ROMERO, and his attention called to a style of discrimination which is not fair to our citi-

But he knows what he is about.

England and fipain may give Mexico trouble, and it is politic to satisfy their subjects so as to prevent such misfortune. But tho United States are supposed to be friendly to Mexico, and if one cannot use his friends, what is the u3e ..f having them Ue»ide, Henor ROMERO, no donbt has this matter all arranged with his good friend, Mr SKWART The latter, if appealel to, and asked t« anforce the American claims upon Mexico, would act as he did in the Alta Vela business, and discover that there was something in the law ofjnations, or in some treaty, which pave Mexico the right to cheat the United States with impunity.

"e Impeachment, -v

Tho High Court of Impeachment will meet again to-day. The following from a special dispatch to the Chicago Republican wijl beof interest in this, connec

tion": Wf -3 It is still nne'ertain whether a further postponement will te had, and it is •bought some favor it. There is much desire to have the question out of the way by taking the vote on the remaining articles on Tuesday. By postponing, it is likely to be affected by the character of the Managers' report, should tbey decide to submit one, and the decision will turn on the prospect whether or not the will be'effected by delay,

REPUBLICAN

vote

NATIONAL COMMITTEE,

Its Organisation for the Campaign

The following is a corrected list of the members of the Republican National Committee, appointed by

the National

Convention Alabama-—James P. Stow.' Arkansas—Benjamin F. Rice.

California—George 0. Gorham Connecticut—Henry H. Starkweather Belaw'are---Edward G. Bradford. Florida—S. B. Conover. Georgia—J. H. Caldwell. Illinois—J. Russel Jones. Indiana—'Gyrus M.Allen. Iowa—Joshua Tracy. Kansas—John A. Martin. Kentucky—AUen A. Aurtot. Louisiana—M. A. N. Soutbwonh. Maine—Lewis Barker. Maryland—Charles C. Fulton, Massachuietta—William Claflin. Mlchigan—Manih Giddings. Minnesota—John T. Avorill. Mississippi—A. C. Fi»k. Missouri—Benjamin Losin. Nebraska—-E. B.Taylor. Nevadftr-Charlea E. DeLong s.". New H&co pshire—W lliam^E. Chap

Aji W.SZ' l-

when that veteran declines fur

ther service in Congress. The Cincinnati C^wic'.e represents Mr.

MCFAHLA^D

as A mo«t worthy gen

tleman who does not trouble himself nbcmr-?gti|%itfg"popnlnrltyla'ttre-yglitical a«ld.

What may appear singular to molt people is that he, being as ewnest and outspoken a Radical as Senator WADE (indeed, being in plain-speaking and honest purpose very like the Senator,) should have preferred some other candidate. But it is very likely that Mr. MCFABLAJJD acted on his own judgment, and did what he thought was for the best interests of the party and the counny.

¥ATf.

td to 6erve under him. Soldiers and citizans were proud to do ba'.tlS under such ft fcuder. A military rank higher than that heldby \V infield "Scott, or by "Washington himself, we3 confered by Congress and the President, and the people rejoiced and acquiesced.

die

New Jersey—James Gopsili New York—Horace Greeley North Carolina—-W. SloanOhio—Benjamin Rush Cowen. Oregon—W.. Cor belt. Pennsylvania—William ii I^eoU-ls Rhode Island—Lyman B. Friere Bouth Carolina—Joseph H. Jetiks. Tennessee—William B. Stokes-. Texas—Andrew J. Hamilton, Vermont—Trenor W, Parks. Virginia—^Franklin. Sterns. Woet Virginia—Samuel D. Kami. Wisconsin—David Atwood Colorado—Daniel Witter. Dakota—Newton Edmunds, Idaho—J. C. Henley.

Montana—E. M. Wilson.,a *1 District of Golumbia—-Sayies J. Browen H|Me£srs. Claflin, of Massachusetts Gid Sings of Micliiican Greeley, of New fork Starkweather,, of Connecticut Cowen, of Ohio Edmunds, of Dakota and Browen of District Columbia—wire numbers the last National Committee.

He is to-day the samo guileless patriot, the same grandly victorious soldier who moved OH the enemies, works at Donelson, Vicksburg and Petersburg, and who dictated the terms of su rrender to Lee at Appomattox. He proposes again to move upon the enemies works. Every soldier and patriot of the Republic will move to victory under his leadership. The spirit of tho rebel lion must be driven from its last refuge—the Copperhead party must be destroyed.

The nomination of no candidate for Vic-* President named at Chicago, weuld

™„jitiy The choice of Wilson or of Hamlin w»uld have been eQually acceptable to many, but the selection of no other candidatas than the one chosed, would have caused more general satisfaction. Speaker Colfax has ever been an unwavering and unfalteriflg Republican. He has no weak or vulnerable points in his character or political record. Every- act and utterance ef hia public life shows his deep convictions and bis unchanging faith_ in sound radical principles. Every public position he has been called upon to fill, he has filled with marked ability.

As a journalist ho was ranked as one of the first. After two years in Congress he won his way to the position of presiding officer of that body. For-a third time he has been re-elected Speaker, and as a pro siding officer has never been surpassed unless by Henry Clay. He is a gentleman of cultivation and refinement. By the pUntyof hii? private character, hi" genial manliars and by the sympathy he has shown with the loyal masses in their noblest aimi and aspirhtions, Colfax has gained a popularity greater perhaps than that any other man in civil life. ng iState in the Union.

The committe met at tbe Tretnout House and elected the following officers Chairman—Lieutenant Governor Wra Clafll*, of M.as?achu9itt3

Secretary—William E. Chandler. New Hampshire. Executive Commitee—Wm. Claflin of Massachusetts Horace Greeley, of New York W. Park, of Vermont Marsh Giddling, of Michigan Wra H. Kemble, cf Penflsylvaia B. R. Cowan, of Ohio Henry H. Starkweather, of Connecticut J. Russell Jones, of Illinois E. B. Taylor, of Nebraska Cyrus M. Allon, of Indiana M. A. SouthwoTtb, of Louisiana Caldwell, of Georgia B. F. Ricc, of Arkansas George Graham of California Charles E. D.aLong, of Nevada. Lien tenant Governor Olaflin, of Massachusetts is Ohirman, and W. E. Chandler the Sec retary of tne Committee. Th# first seven names constitute the Centrtal Committee, with headquarters at New York city Thf next three names compose the Wes tefn Committee, with headquarters a Chicago the las^flve names compose the Southern Committee, with headquarters at Allanta. Ga., and Messrs. Gorham and Corbett constitute a committee for the Pacific coast, wkh headquarters at San Francisco:

-grant Colfax,

From ths Ohio State^onrnal] Oouljif any lojral-man aik for a better ticket than that which tbe National Republican Convention has put in nomination'' Does any one ask who Grant is, or what he has done? He has writen the record of his country's triumphs alfd this great union'* glory, with his sword. He rescued us Irom national disgrace and dissolution. He led our armies through a wilderness of darkness and disaster Into the more perfect day and pure sunlight of liberty and peace. When because of his valor and achievements, he was made Lieutenant-General, and afterward General, of the Armies of the United States, did anyone question his rightto these high honors? Was there another name that was then pronounced worthier than bis? WB» there man to dispute his title to the higfcte honors his country could bestow? Not an officer or soldier declin-

Pomeroy wing of the party will not support any but a straight out rebel sympathizer, and it may be that Senator Hen. dricks will be tbe unlucky man after all However, it cannot be denied tUat the Chase movement exists in reality and ts gaining ground even in this State where Democracy exists in all its original purity. The Lawrenceburg Register, a -leading and influential jeurnal of that faith, says "It will be observed that our Wilmiagton corrospondent like many others favors the Homination ot Chief Justice Chase on the Democratic ticket for President There is a strong current setting In in his favor. We always give intelli* gent correspondents a wide range in the expression of their opinions but neither the Register, or its editor, is committed to any particular person for President, Mr. Chase has proven himself a Union man very much of our style, and has proven iavincible against the threats and sajolery of the party with which he several years ago affiliated, and particularly in tho impeaehment trial did he prove impartial and incorruptible, for all of which we honor and respect him, and could sup port him heartily if nominated."

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I N A E

and saliing bvury description BBY AKD FANLV G00U3, JPLATKD WAKIT JfiWELBr, Sewinfl' Miichinco, .tc., for tho uniform price of

ONK DOLIJAR W« wonld impie-is upon our patrons that our Stock is not composed of second hund Goods or Pawn Brokers' unredeemed Stock, but Goods carefully selected direct from Aaoti'an and ED ropean Mannfn'-tories, the greater portion of which are

Hannfiicturpil EiClusiTely for Is.

which fast onablos us to offer onr customers bet ter Good9 for the money than tbos-- who profess to be "Manufacturers, Agents," or than TAN BE OBTAINKD IN ANT OTHKB WAY.

The unparalleled increase of our business, has compelled ns to roroovo to mora spacious quar tors tiieref^ra havo ljased for a tern of years, the olegnnt Mock, newly ercotcd, at

Nos, and 100 NilMUEB STBEE1. We are the first who have attempted to make a devolution in Trade, by enabling the public to ]rocuri$ Goodft in nmall quantities at manufac •tutors' prices, thus saving the consumer three large profits made in fussing through the hands of the Commission Merchant, the Wholesaler, and Betailor.

Send Clubs of tei' or more, with 10 cents for each descriptive Rh&b, and the gnttcr up of the club will receive a present worth $3 to 8300, ac cor.iing tonumUsr sent. 89- SEND FOR OCB NSW CIBCULAB. "W

Wo bave alio made arrangements with the ORE IT ORIENTAL 1EA CO of Bocton. so that we can furnish cur customers other Clouds and_thoir fell line of TEAS at. pre* tisely tho.sauie terms tu Agants as though deal* tugdicictly with the C^mt-any, thus giving an opportunity of selecting from the various grades any quality tbey may desire. "We also pay the same commission as allowed by the Oompany.— Klank form of order, with prise-list and "THB TEA OVP," «ent to any address.

PARKER CO.,

Hos. 98 and 100 Summer at., Boston.

TO THE LADIES, Wz are agents ror over ONE QUNSBED Forelsc and Domestlo Manufacturers, and «re p*epared to fnrnish tbe whole country-with VSI and FANOT GOODS, SILKB, 8HAWLS, JEWML BY. SII VJCB WABE, PlAMoti, SltWlMQl HA0HINE9, *c., 4c. at tueuniturm price of

One Dollar for Eaeta Article. Bend your Club of 10 and upwards, for descriptive checks, showing hat article caa be obtained for One Dollar, with 10 cents for oach check.

Cirenlara Sent Free.

Presents VortK from 83 to 8400 sent fr«» of tiiStjie tc agents sending clubs. Agsnts Wantud in every Town.

CUSSTMAN d? CO., 10 Areb street, Boston, Hiss,

W A E O I N

And will present to any person send* Ing us a Club In onr flreat

ON£ DOLLAR SALE

Dry and Fancy Goods, A WATCH, PIEOE OF BHEETIMO, SILK DBES8 PATTERN8, Ac,, 4c.,

For a Clnb of 100, 810,—One of the following articles, viz: 4y«rds double width cloaking or coating 2 largo, fine, bleached ltaen table covers, with 1 doz. large sized dinner napkins to .natch 25 yards spiednid hemp carpeting, good colors extra quantity black or alpaca dross patterns one large piece of superior quality extra width shee ing pair gont's calf boots, best qaalIty silver hunting-cased patent lover wttch one iuz. Ivory handled steel bladed knlvss and forks silver-plated engraved 0 bottle revolving castor, without glass bottl's splendid violin, box and bow, complete single barrel shot guff Bacon's six-barrel levolver pair superior white wool blankets nlceftar mil and eape sivler plated engraved ice pitcher, with salver iyt ymrds all wool fancy casslmere,for suit one do£en Roger# best silver plated forks common secse sewing and embroidering machine two Heavy honey comb quilts splendid family Bible, record and photograph page. For larger Clnb# the valae increases

In ths same ratio.

Catalogue of Goods and Simple sent to any address rasa. Bend money by registered lsjter. Addrws .-11 orders to ,-Wj

Allen, Hswes Co.,

asi Oans Iff Federal StnlMtm. o.Box C.c =. timtzMon .... —. ^7 1

Wholesale Dealers In French, 0erman acd XfiC* lish Dry and Faacy Goods, OuUery, Plated Ware, Albums, Leather (Mods, Ac.

-'jVITO

rraeatt flr

Free of" Cost I Our inducemBEts daring tho past few years have been large. WE NOW DOUBLE OUR RATES

OF PR£»ir«8.

Our Friends will readily notice our Presents fur 30 and 60 Clubs are now more than equal in value to Clubs in value to Clubs of 60 and .- 100 respectively of other firms.

:'1'*

1^- Please Examine. Any perijon ordering either of the Clubs mentioned below, ran have their selection of Preaiinms I'cumcrattd, corresponding to the sl-eof tho Club, FREH1 Off- ONffi DOLLABI

For a 4'iub of 30, ($3,)—Oco of the fol lowing aiticlen, vl:: litsialne dross pattsrn fan. cy colored bed spread 103 vlow Turkey moroceo album -0 yards sboeting striped cashmere dolalne dress pattern honey comb (jn'it all wool square shawl not solid gold bosom stnds all wool farcy cashmere pants and vest pattern gont's hair guard chain, gold trimmings sllvei plated chasod butter dish silTsr plated 5 bottle revolving cantor, on feet sot superior steeled bladed knives and forks worste-i promenade shawl ladies' long gold plated chain ladles' gold doable ring geutSi heavy chased solid go!d ring solid blaci walnut work box or writing desk, extra quality balmoral skirt set jewelry, sleeve buttons to match violin atid bew gent's cardigan Jacket srlundid ebony flat", ivory trimmings superior Turkey morocco shopping baj£ ladles' hiiili cut baicioral booes.

For a Club of 60 (SO.)—One of the following articles, viz: Black or colorod alpaca dress patt?rn: c-ne plete of bleached or brown sheeting engraved, siirer-plated, 6 bettie revolving castor 3% yarda superior cashmero for pants and vest pattern extra heavy honeycomb quilt two fancy colored bed spreads pair gent's calf boots 4 yards farmers' good wool frocklng fancy cashmere plaid dress pattern best quality balmoral skirt rosewood brass alarm clock Ia-lles' all wool cloak pattern silver-plated cake or card basket fnr muff or cape, ladies' fashionable wool doubioshawl splendid clasded family Bible, Bxl2 record pago and engravings 3 yards double width water proof leaking set Ivory handle knives, with silver plated forks one sot of laca urtains.

nni

NTS

CREAM.

A Trench preparation, which preeervM mil tha nutoioasasd medicinal quaiitiM of thsmrenT, Is free from all osfeoslw taste or smell, and— being agrsoabl* to tUe taste—is easily digested, tbns affording the pitlost tho fall beaeSt of tec qnantlty taken

Is readll£takken mixed with water, thns avoiding the us» of whisky or other expensive oj hurta a 4

Is recommended and prsscrlbed by the Medital rofeasioa. Price (la bottle. For circulars send

HYATT *CO, 4« Oortlmdt St., N. T.

OTHING LIKE IT

IN MltlOIKI. A lukary to the palate, palatewatraeosat, a tec tie admalaat to the circulation, a perspiratory •Bti-blliODe m*4lcinr, and an adsilrsLbie general ia acknowledged and ffally

a siomach alterative. proven oropertlM of IAMAHT'4 tSirNSKClt APKRIEiil. Soli -Orngglsts.

bv all

Book Canvassers Wanted

FOB

NEWFAMIV PHOTOQBAPABIBUS." Tor terms, address A. BRAINABD, Hartford, Conn.

LICENSED BT THE

sid'

P.LXS

ara coula-

-rfcitprt. Oehuine h«vp unmo of JOB MOBES on wrippo'-. For important ci-cnlar address JOB MOSES. New York.

WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR, i~iuLD and Silver \Vntche», Sc~ing Machines, Silk Dr.inn Patterns, Carpetings, Domestic Goods, Ac.

S a

AUTHORITY NEW ENGLAND «iol

PAWNBROKER'S JOINT STOCK aas-.e ior BNBIDUMEI COOK, coasisTiiro or

SILKS, S11A.WLS, 0K£SS fiOOUH, LINEN GOODS, DRY OOGD3,

COTTONS, FANCY GOODS, ALBUMS, BIBLES, Silver Haici Ware, Watches, Gatlery, SEWING MACHINE?, FUBNITUKE, Ac., To be sold atVNE DOLLABEACH, without regard to value, aud not to be paid for nntll you know what you are to receive.

Stock valaed at |300,000.

8ALE8B0018, 90 HLWIB 8IBHT, BOSTON. The most popular, reliable, prompt and bust, ntss-like concern of the kind. The boat of Boston inferences furnished on appliestloo. By pntroniziug this sale yon have a chance to uxobange your goods, with a large variety to select from.

TEBM3 TO AGENTS.—H'e believe our tejms to Agents are superior to thoae offoree by any other concera. Take particular notice of Dot. —Our Agents are not required to pay one dollar lor their presents,as In all other concerns.

At the end of each and eveiy month we present the Agent sending us the largest amount of montiy the sam of

FIFTY DOLLARS CASH! addition to all other present*. And to the Agent Bending next to tho largest amount the sum of

Twenty-Five Dollars.

Certificates,-giving a romplete description ot article* that will be sold (be one dollar each, will be sold at the following rates:—Tea for &1- Thirty (with ^eaent) for |J, 8|I tT (with present) $e, oae iliMiircti (with present) $IO, and at the eame ratefvo larger clnbs.

LOOKjRt THI8 0HANCB to get a Silk Dress, Sewing Machine, Gold Watch, or some other good article or equal valne, with bat very little trouble and BO expense to tho Agent.

For a Clnb of Xnirty, we win give the person sending it thalr choice of the following articles:—Print Drees Pattern, Worsted Breakfast Shawl, White Iitnea Tablecloth, Embossed Tabla|3pread, 8et of Steel-bladed Knives and Forks, Set of Silver-plated Forks, Elegant Beaded Silk Parasol, OneHundred Picture Morocco Photograph Album, Elegant Ivory Handled Spangled Silk Fan, One Dozeu large sized Linen Tew-. els, Ladles' Moroooo Shoplng Bag, .Alhambr* Quilt, Faacy Balmoral Skirt ,-Ladlea' Solid Gold Ciallfornia Diamond Biag, Gent's Plain orengraved Gold Blng 14 carets One, Ladies'Solid black Walnut IKriting Seek, Ladles' Fancy Black Wal. nnt Workbox, or a Cottage Clock,

Fer a Clab or Sixty, one oiF the following articles -.Jfsncy Oashmere Dxrts Pattern, Sliver Plated Card Basket, One-^Huudred-Picture Turkey Morooco Photograph Album, Laucaster Qnilt, Fancy Plaid Wool Shawl, Twenty-five yards Sheeting, Alpscca Dress Pattern, tCcgraved Oliver Plated Mx Bottled devolving Caator, Barria Cleth Pants aad Test Pattern, Splendid Balmoral Skirt, Set of I very Handled knives, with Silver Plated Ferks, Pair of All-Wool Blankets, Brass Alarm Clokk Rosewood frame, Splendid Beaded /and Lined Silk Parasol, Ladies' splendid

}ai r* ds 3 fc^iaa

:Morocco

Traveling Bag, Thirty Yards Priat, or a Marsellies Quilt. ror a Clnb of One Hundred,—SUver plated cake basket, fluicy plaid wool long shawl, twenty-five yards heaip carpeting, forty-five yards sheeting, splendid Alpaeea dc.es pattern, silver hueting casediwatoh, epleadid Family Bible, with elagant steel engraving, family record and phetogravh page, poauo drees- pattern, en. graved slUer-plated IM Pitcher, splendid beaver cloak pattern, Sharp's Bsvolver, fanoy c.Mlmare eoat, pants aad Test pattern, extra quality ,eplendid acootdebn, Mus.c box, one pair 8oe damask «»bie oovers with oae doaen dinner napkins to mateh.

larger ClnM profornw.

This Is no Huabng Lottery, Gitt anterprbe, or saieof cheap Jewelrf, but a fair, eqaare sale of Unredeemed Goods. onr ftobds an .lTe.w and not Second

Iftnd.

and we guarantee more for the Beney Invested than can be bought at any wholesale storo In the ooaotry.

Agents will pieaae take notloe of this Do not send asmee bat nam bee year clubs from one upwards. Kski yesr*:lalMers Short and plala as possible.

Be sure aad sead mr ney amauating to 96,00 or mora by BaaisTaaao lgrrxa, watc|Toaa he eent from any olhce. Post wttoe Money Order, or Kapreas,fcr wbeo ssBt.lv this way yoa ran ad risk of lonlng It whatever. Small amoaate may be sent by mall, bat be nre and put thein is the of fiMyoarself. Prepay aJUaapraesee.

We eainat fee rtapoaslbie fbr Koaey last (wm (nMHsw an taken te usore

oead yoar addrsss la foil, Tawu, County and State. All certlAcates are good nntll redeemed. 8.

C. THOHPaOJr ft CO., iaMTcr MNtt. Boston, lass SW Sendtoi Ctrculara. ..

MUSICAL. ^'venio'S

I S S E S

Mlir OF NIK!

No. 48, Ohio Street, •u4.e

3 OPPOSITE THE COUBT BOTT8X, I3

TERRE.HAUTB. INU

Sole Acent for

Chickering Sons, Knabe $ Co.. Steck & Co., Robert Nunns, Gale & Co., the Celebrated Patent Cycloid,

And other well known and reliable

PIANO FORTES! Also, Carhart A Needhams, and Prince A Go's celebrated Church, Parlor and School Or gans and Melodeona!

A Large and Elegant Assortment always oa hand, which will be sold at LOWEB BATES than the same goaUty of instruments can be had of any other dsalerin the' Wert.

None bat good reliable Instruments dealt ic, such as I can warrant to my Cm tomcrs for

FIVE YEARS

Pianos, Organs and Melodeau told on Monthly Payments.

Ho! For tke Campaign! Brass and Silver Band Instruments, Tenor and Baas Drolbe Cocoa, Xbony, Boxwood and Sllvor Fifes Trimmings for Drams also, Flago of alt sizes, all of the best quality and lowest rates.

Send orders to .KESSPftCH 'S

PALACE OF MUSIC.

aVAUklndsof Musical Instruments renal the most approved manner. dA

J. Q. LINDEMANN, m+zBi "irso^ad ori.'i

PlAITOBrmODEONS ORGANS, Violini. Qnitars. Flats*, aad all kinds of Mestc

Merchandise, 91 Wabash Street, TEE3B HAflT*. INDIANA. TTTNTNG ANI BBPAIB1NQ of PIANOS ao« other Instruments will ba promptly attended to.

OLD PIANOSj Wll^^e Uken la tnade far N*w

°aSo8dwtf y.~0. LiwpmiAint

HOUSE.

'*T. H.

Suad Mo. S

And the Montreal Herald remarks: Pr. S^qney, founder and proprietor of of the Itlecttric iledieal Institute in this city, il an educated physici»n, and a man of iuick aad strong |erceptive faculties, well calculated to treat all complicate aoqu cM* M-tnat-'

Not having room to publish a long list of testimonials the Dr. would say to those who are not satisfied after perusing the following, call at the office wbere he will show others, and give reference to many who have rec«£reji great bensg^ fro^hls treatment: aaoUan

Da. SPINSBT —I feel it impossible to express my gratitude to you for the wonderful cure you have made. My foot and lee, which had lost a large share of tbe flesh, from of SryBipelas (improperly treated at test by. another physician is now quite well, andtbe bones a$d muscles, once plain to be seen, are now covered over nicely with flash, in a healthy condition. Though for along time I lay in hopeless condition, given up by many as beyoM the reach of medical aid, I have, by your kind attention for ten weeks, b«& saved, and I feel that you have been an Instrument in the hands of God to prolong my life. With feelings of the deepest gratitude.

I remain your humble servant,

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2 MUSIC.

DB. SPINNEY—De%r

should

old

XorthVoarthl

win

b« pleased to meet his old W«4». s»4 as many new aass as may fbvor hia with thalr patronage Mdtf

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Mm O. HAWKINS,

St. -John, May 4, 1863. Princess St.

JOB "tfl },\9h in? nahitttm

2b tke Editor of the Evening Telegraph DCAB SIB,—For five or six years I h&ve been afflicted with dyspepsia in its most severe fornv I have been treated for it by some of the most able physicians in Montreal. From time to timq 1 placed myself under their treatment, ana after using an enormous quantity of medicine, felt myself only growing worse. My disease increased, appetite failed, was troubled with a sensation of pain, weight and fullness at the epigrastrium, costivenesa became depressing, my spirits grew low, causing great dejection. I triaa all kinds of advertised remedies to no purpose. My hopes of recovery began to fail, when at last I concluded to try Profeteor SrnrxxT'a new method of core. I am now a little over two months under tbe Professor's treatment, and am hajppy to say that I feel like a new man again, relieved of my distress, and enjoying life as In days gone by.

...WILLIAMSTCPHINV

COME AND BE HEALED!

piffif.U 1M3 H' rA£j qd as SlU r»o "«h"!

dim mtfu .snisi

Dr. Spinney is well known aa founder of the Montreal Medical Institute, Canada Bast, and late Proprietor of the St, Louis Lung Infirmary. Dr. S, having practised in most ot the large cities, both in the United grates and British North America, has had opportunities of witnessing large variety of Chronio Diseases in all their protean forms, Iiwould therefore invite ali those who may be suffering from any of th illo that flesh is heir to, to give him a call, and though you may not know the cause of your sickness or distress, he will tell you what organs or parts of the system are affecjeil, and to what extent. Call and satisfy yourselves.

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Tb those suffering with CATABKH, LAKENtiKTIS, BRONCHITIS or CONSUMPTION, in its first or earliest stages, be offers a sure cure and immediate relief. *, 'He also extends a polite invitation to all who suffer so

a a I

SCROFULA, HIP DISEASES, WHITE SWELLING,

ERYSIPELAS, SALT-RHEUM, TETTER,

RASH, AND EVERY HUMOR OF

WHATEVER KIND AND

1 CHARACTER

Likewise Spinal Disease, Curvatures, St. Vitus Dance, Fits. Pandyvb, Contracted Muscles, Distorted Limbs,

IYSPEPSIAjLlTER CO MPLAIWT,

Q«nernl Debility, Hatoitiinl Constipation, *r.,

kdknaqtti &)cuibnwp.~hai :»rti atiii fcaa

Read the following extracts from tho Press. The St. Louis Dispatch n&ya Dr. Spinney, i* one of the mott

The Salem Observer says By gentlemanly deportment, urbanity of manners, and hia successful method of treating disease, bo has gained for himself a large circle of friends who will welcome his return at any future period. We heartily reeommend him to the afflicted wherever He may go.

The St. John* Morning News says: #ew physicians who havo ever visited our city, have so complete won Ue confldidence and commendation of their patient* as has Dr. Spinney. We daily hear hiiu spokeii,ofby his patrons ip. the most satialactoiy tArms. His treatment of diseaftic I* eilftaual, and the afflict$4 have id htm a mi friend.

No-

Street'

P. S.—AnyI person wishing confirmation of the abqve can have it by calling on me.

W. 8.

Montreal, Sept. 24, 1868i j. 1

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.liioOaa' ta^ii

Sir,—I feel that

be doing

grttt injustice to you,

aad falling far Motfef my duty to my fellow-sufferers, should Uaii to acknowledge tbe benefit received, by your skilful treatment. Before coming to you, I had been suffering for about six years with a cough and affection of the lungs, which at last becamo quite serious, Weakening, debilitating, and unfitting me for all tbe duties or pleasures of

lift.

It is about

four months since I placed myself under your treatment, and am happy to say that my cough-, is jpne, my lungs feel rong, and my general health is restored, can only my that I would heartily recommend all who suffer with like affliotions to. place themselves under your treatment without delay* heartfelt thanks for my speedy recoverynand restoratioii to health, I am, most respectfully, yours, Ac.

XUZASZTH MZVTO,

752 Cam avenue, St. Louis, Mo.

JT^JilLOVA

S E,I Nlisr E Y,

t^rt

The celebrated Lang Doctor and Pliyaician for the treatment ofCiiroxi. ic Diseases, is now at the Terre-Hauto House, Parlor No. 4, (2d dopr to the lelt from Ladies entrance.)

O I E I A A Mfoslp MfriU haa

iMmL

rfiwaaiwog $aJ

The extraordinary success of his practice has established for his syo« tem of euro a reputation unparalleled in the history of medicine. Ni array of words can add to its glory, and the malignity of its enemies cannot diminish its brilliancy. His treatment ot" diseases comprises the use of Electricity and Vegetable Medicines. He neither blisters, bleeds, gives mineral poisons, nor noxious drugs. A successful practice has proved hisremfcdies to bt certain, safe and efficient.

.. J.*

rioidvr t-'~. •js

accom

plished physicians in thai country, treating lung complaints and chronic diseases with a success that is almost miraculous. Wherever, be has practiced he h^s been remarkably fortunate, saving many thousands of sufferer* from premature graves, and by hts system of medical electricity, he has. performed cores in an immense variety of the most complicated disease*. "Wo have been acquainted with the Doctor for many years, and can vouch for Ins professional skill and ability to perforin all that he promises, and. to his being a humane and liberal: minded gentleman.

of ittfi

tWCtOJII to Siiot

ttonu|u

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To ttie Ladies,

The T&otor wonltl,moit cspcrtalfy' rail, HaviDg spent many years in the study and treatment of female complaints, he feels competent to treat them in thoir most malignunt form?, ho would therefore cordially invito all who may be rneked With pain or suffering from any of the great huet of troubles with which your sex are so often afflicted, to come and try his new method of cure, which ha9 relieved thousands of their sufferings, nnd saved a a re at re a aM'

So Medical fcleetriolt), r.stm For atl ladies who are afflieted by any ot the following complaints: Cold extremities, weak stomach?, lame aud weak backs, nervous and sink headache, constipation and Indigestioit, pain in the side and back, leucorrhcea, iprolapsu# uteri, with internal diseases of the organ, and all oiiu*r attending complaints ot the genito urinary organs, is a safe, mild nod efficient reraedy.

Dr. Spinney's Eclectic Renovating .Remedy fur all irregularity incident to young, cr mnrriod ladies, whether fron cold, sickness, inanition or misfortune, is a sure, safe, and mild medicine, and invaluable to thoso who prefer vigor and. health to sickness and decline. It is pnrely vegetable, containing nothing in the* least injurious to the health, and may be taken with safety at all times. Private oonsulting rooms, especially for ladies—Full particulars given by applying personally aa-ii f« •H

Toung Hen

Who may be suffering from the effects of youthful foliies or indiscretions will do well to avait themselves of this, the great, est boon ever laid at tne altar of suffering humanity. Dr. S. will guarantee to forfeit one hundred dollars fhr every case of seminal weakness, or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and fails to cure. He would therefore say to the unfortunate sufferers who may read this notice, that yoa are treading upon dangerous ground when you longer delay in seeking the proper remedy for your complaint you may be in the first stage remember you are approaching the last: if you are bordering upon the last, and. suffering some or all its ill effects, remember If you obstinately persist in procrastination, the time must come when the most skillful physician can render ycu no assistance, when the door of hope will be closed against you when no angel of mercy can bring you relief. In no case has tho Doctor failed of success. Then lr?t not despair work itseif upon your imagination, but avail yourself of the beneficiai results of his treatment before your eaie is beyond the reach of medical skill, or before grim death hurries you to a premature grave., •}.i: a"'-s. envui

Middle-Aged Jkien

There are many men of the age of thirty to forty who ar# troubled with too' frequent evacuations from tbe bladder," often accompanied by a slight smarting or burning sensation, and weakening the system in a manner the-patient cannot account for. On examining the urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often be found, and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or tbe color will be of a thin, milkish bue, again changing to a dark and turbid appearance There are many men who die of this'diffipulty. ignorant of the cause.

Dr. S. will guarantee a perfect ctlre ic, All such cases i»oY odr xa*

TO*

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toibT orff t'ii vi-ulm'n&c* -iiiiamUtt -5L» Aiii'l

Caution to tbe fubiu.»

Every intelligent and thinking person must know that remedies handed out for general use should have their efficacy established by well tested experionea in the hands of a regularly educated physician whose preparatory studies fit him„foral! tbe dutlei he must fulfill yet thecounixv Is flooded with poor nostrums and. cujealls,"purporting to bo the best in the world, which are not only useless, but always injurious.The unfortunate should be parties lar in selecting his physician, as it is a lamentable yet incontrovertible factjfliat many patints are made miserable, with ruined constitutions by ami-treatment from inexperlouced physicians in general practice. The experienced general practloner, having neither opportunity por time to mako himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly pursues olfe system oflreatment, in mOst cases making an indiscriminate use of that antiquated and dangerous weapon, Mercury.

All who hare committed an excess pf any kind, whether it be the solitary vjc6 of youth, or the stinging rebuke of misplaced confidence in rnaturer years, seek: for an antidote in Reason. The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and JS'ervous pros tratlon that rrtaj follow are tho Barometer to tllre whole system. Do not wait for the consummation that is sure to follow do not wait for unsightly Ulcers, for Disabled Limbs, lor Loss of Beanty and Complexion.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Office Hours 9 to 1- 2 to 5 and 7 to 9

Consultation free.