Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 July 1868 — Page 2

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XEIIiK32 HAUT

Friday Morning

Republican Ticket.

I 48 FOR fRWIDBNil 1 'H I.

GEN. ULYSSES S. GRANT,

Of Illinois.

fOIt VICE FKESXDKNT, ?»-,•- SCHUYLER COLFAX, k% 01 Indiana.

tfOB OOVBBNO*.

COL.

FOB Jl'DQE COURT

fgjfej

CON BAD BAKKB, of Vauderbnnrh. TOE LIIDTEKAKT-QOVFESOB. Ooi.. WILL CUMBACK, ol Decatur. ro»

BICEITABY

or STATE.

iUJOB MAX. F\ A. HOKFMAN, of Oass. 70E ATOrlO* OP STATE. iUJOB 30I1N D- EVANS, of Hamilton.

TOB TREASURES 01' STATE,

"tsxaai. NATHAN KlUBA1.il, of Maitla. roa CtlB* or THE SUPREME COCKT, 01.05EL THEODOBEJRT. McOOY, of Clarke.

TOB BErOBTKB OF THE STPBIM* OOOBT (Lionel JAMES B. BLACK, of Marlon. rOB ATTOEMET QEN2BAL, 0. B. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam.

rfiR eUPIBIHTENPERT Or PUBLIC njSTBWriOH, BARNABAS 0. UOBBS, ol'Wayne, FOB ELECTORS AT LAROE,

TH0MA3 H. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLATPOOL, of Fayette. JOB ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT, !!APTAIN E. E. BOSE, of Lawrence.

C«HTWOENT,

COM,M. JOHN T. SMITH, of Qrerfie. rofi COSQRISS, MAJOB

W. w. CABTEB, of Clay.

COMMON PLEAS, 10TH JUDICIAL DISTBICT,

HON. SAMUEL

MAXWELL, of Parke.

rnB PB08KCCTI.N0 ATTORNEY COMMON PLEAS COURT W. W. BUMSEY.

THE Legislature of South Carolina is to meet next Monday (Julj 6th) for the purpose of ratifying the Fourteenth Amendment.

As THE Democracy are looking around for "some third man" for the Presidency, the Chicago

Journal

suggests

take up th® "people's candidate, Dan Rice. He can turn a summersault better than CHASE, and more gracefully.

ride two horses much

Alexander H. STEPHENS, rebel Vice President, expresses bis opinon—the wish being father to the thought—that the vote of Georgia will be given for the New York nomine*. He appropriately adds to this announcement: "I start in a few hours to Atlanta, to defend the persons charged with the murder of ABHBTTBN."

THE Niagara Falls

Gazette

»ay» 'W*

notice a rapid increase in the number of visitors at our hotels within a few days. Among the number area good many Southerners, who are gradually renewing heir former custom of spending much of the cummer here During the l*t« un« pleaBantnesB they preferred to take the other side of the river.

It is said that, on application being mado to ANDY JOHNSON for pardons for a large number of Southern delegates to the Now York Democratic Convention, he curtly replied, "It is not necessary they will be mora influential in that Convention without pardons than with them." Andy is an old Democrat and fully uo* ilerstands his party.

THE N. Y.

Evening Post

says "Gen.

ROSECRANS, who, it is reported will be tho temporary President of the Democratic National Convention, will receive also, it is said, the nomination from Mr. JOHNSON, of Minister to Mexico. RosECRANB' appearence in the Democratic Convention is, we suppose, in consequence of his old quarrel with GRANT." This announcement will greatly surprise the WeS' tern friendB of the gallant General, nearly all of whom are maiching under the banner of GRANT and

COLFAX.

THE Brazil Miner gives an illustration of Democratic love for union soldiers which had a counterpart iu our Democratic county convention. As far as we know but two soldiers (unless Dr.

MCGREGOR

could be termed one) were soliciting a po sition on the Clay county ticket. Those two were JOHN LUCAS, who was for several months in the priBon-pen at Andersonville, and is a worthy young man, and 3. T' CROMWELL, who waBfor three years an excellent soldier, and is of unexceptionable character, both aspiring for the nomination for Sherifl. Mr. Lucas, seeing that he was about to be slaughter eii ''in tbo house of hisfriends," withdrew hia name before any ballot was had but Mr.CROMWEj.L suffered his name to go belore the convention, and did not receive one vote.

A Valuable Admission.

The

Journal

equarely admits that "un

tier radical rule the debt of the State of Indiana within the last several years has Deen reduced fire or six millions of dollars 1

This is a valuable admission and will be likely to set the readers of that paper to thinking very seriously upon matters vrhicb mu3t nearly and vitally effect their interests. When the Journal a

nal,

readers see"that the Republican

party of Indiana has taken a debt of twelve millions complicated and made almost unmanageable by Democratic imeompeteaey and rascality, and so persevered in the determination to remove the ourdon. that to-day the entire indebtedness, outside of the School Fund, does not exceed throe millions,'' and when oa the other hand, they sea that a singlo session of a Democratic legislature in our neighboring Stato of Ohio has doubled the expenies of Legislation,

they will accept

these great home truths,aa conclusive proof that the howling of tha Democratic press about "Radical extravagance" is merely a party campaign cry baring no tangible foundation. "When they learn that the Democracy of Indiana through their fleeted and appointed officers have robbed the people, stolen the children's school money, forged certificates of State indeb* todness and in overy way and on every hand accomplished their utmost towards effecting the financial ruin of the State, and that Republican financiering has re« versed all this, they will hardly need to turn to Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York for similar illustrations. Yes

Jour

keep it before your readers that "under Radical rule the debt of the Stat# of Indiana has Yissn reduced five or millions of dollars il" ...

A COB&XSPOUDINT of the Cincinnati Chronicle

gives racy account of the

are a

i-^fwrnni keeps

"Gborqk" while that gentleman -iuueh better company and also keeps him* self out of the sight of his gang. When

LWfi jfotiej^tiBW had assembled at the depot preparatory to a start some of the JSscorton oot:in-*he. Mcrat of thu proi gramme naturally wanted to see the great to-be^escorted, and called for PENDLETON but the dignified GEORGE was not to be seen in that crowd. Btis chief friend however, was prompt to respond, and the familiar voice and pleasing face of MiLT, SAYLOR

manifested themselves. In the

blandest manner possible this gentleman apologized for the absence of BLOBS fa tnous hero, and assured this host of ad* miring friends that if h® were present he would regard this manifestation more as a testimonial to principle than to an individual, and so on.

Tax unhappy Democracy are halting, not between two, but between two thousand opinions. For instance, they are not absolutely clear in their own minds which they will pay, the Five-twenty se curities in gold, in greenbacks, or refuse to pay them in anything, the last proposition being decidedly the most popular with the mass of the party in the South and "West. They are equally undecided whether they will follow up recent advances towards indorsing and embracing the colored conservative, or continue their ancient but Unprofitable occupation of cursing and damning "the nigger" for a century to come. They are halting between a "white man's government' and afr9$ njaa'g government, between elevating the colored Union soldiers to be sharers in those political privileges epjoyed by

FOBBEBT,

Wants lo Change the Subject. The debt of the State of Indiana is but aj drop in the bucket compared to the ehormous public debt of the United States, counted as it is by iillions.

This is not to bfc Wondered at. So disgraceful has been the conduct «f Democratic financial officers in this State that no member or organ of the party can contemplate the subject with equanimity. The credit and good name of the State were reduced to the lowest obb when the democratic thieving grip was loosed from the remnant of the children's school fund, and a Republican administration began the great work of restoring! the credit by honorably paying the debt of the State. From this subject, so eternally disgraceful to the Democracy, and so honorable to the Republican party, the Journal

turns in deeply intensified dis

gust, and utters its oft-repeated wail of "Republicahl extrivagancrf' jj» national affairs.

tr,.

.mm. .•

When the

Journal

Correspondence Torre filiate Express.] CHICAGO, June 29 1868 TH* are clubbing. They clubfted in New York for the first tim^ a few weeks ago, you know and the nqxt^we knew ..they were clubbing here.

Clubbing is good business at times at times, an eontraire,

gather to organize an effective union for their common defence and mutual aid. of the rule. '(I1 rthy exceptions: eful study of all imen.

In female seminaries, the crudest and simplest begkiningr*re made in the form of literary societies at Mount Holyo^e

and Rockford ther^rtijb^ildedi ntfssl societies. These structures are crude and

to which both sexes.are wlmitted on equal or nearly equal footings^tnore substantia^ organizations are effected. The young men at once form- vfeorous.and very in fluentia! literar^|a|d clubs, and young women, observing, endeavor to do something of the same sort, and with fair success.

Beyond these beginnings nothing has been accomplished. Once scattered from school there are no re-organizations

In Chicago there are 200 boot-blacks and 500 news-boys. These boys'are all grouped in clans as instinctively as sheep in flocks, or fish in schools. There are thousands of sewing girls, bhop girls, waitresses, and the like in the city—of twice and thrice the age, and certainly of far superior intelligence—but I suppose there is not a single club, clan or society of any kind among them all!

It is worth ile to note, in passingJ the reason and the result of clubbing. The reason is ultimately an instinct, but an,instinct guided by a law, and the law is this The higher one rises in knowledge and power, the moro clearly he preceives the reality and importance of his relations to others, and the more zealously he feives attention to the development of SOCIETY

The

remit

WADE HAMPTON,

tiucKNER and BLACKBURN, or remanding them back to a condition of slavery In finitely more galling than that which the rebellion was supposed to have swept away

This

is the great enigma, and if the financial genius of the JSxpress

will turn bis atten

tion to its solution he will confer a real benefit on his countrymen, &c.—Journal "The debt of the State of Indiana/' which— Democratic mal-administration forgery and other species of rascality had piled up to the enormous altitude of nearly $12,000,000, :tnt which Republican economy aOd gowi ^management ha¥e re' duced to "a xnere drop in the bucket," and will soon entirely extinguish, is not an interesting subject to .the

an increase of strength each individual is strengthened, and society, taken togeth#r bccotnos almost omnipotent

The fact that Women do not combine among themselves as men combine among themselves, is the clearest possible evidence that as yet they are not as wise as men and a consequence of their intense individuality is great weakness, both as individuals and aB a sex

Such beginnings as these in New York •nd Chicago are among the most nopeful of signs. Men are but the half of aociety and have the profoundest interest in the elevation of women who constitute the oiher half. When women shall, hjiye become as strong as men, men will find themselves at least half stronger than now, and society, as a whole, will be an hundred fold stronger.

What I began as an item of news has grown into an epitomized essay. Well it can be easily skipped, I am sure of a few readers who will like it.

There is no room for other news this

Week ,«

Journal.—

1 -J

letteb

v.r.'-fcr

(We are ready to "meet our disguBted neighbor on his chosen ground, and we open the subject by the citation of a few historical facts 1 The Democratic rebellion created the national debt. 2. Democratic Opposition to reconstruction is re •ponsible for the greater portion of our governmental expenditures since the Democratic rebellion was crushed. The Republican party, notwithstanding the enormous expenditures necessitated by Democratic opposition to reconstruction, made rapid progress toward the extinction of the debt until JOHNSON Esaued, went back to his own and appointed Democrats to collect and disburse the revenue of the government. 4. Official statement* show that over one hundred millions of the revenue is stolen by Democratic officeholders, who are sustained by Mr. JOHNSON and the Democratic members of Congress.

shall have digested

these historical facts we will cite a few more from equally reliable sources.

OUR CftlClfiO LETT SB.

it is not so good.

Whether good or not, depends in part upon the people who club, fend in part npon what they club for. The brethren club often—hive Olutibed from ages remote. Will. Shakspeare, Ben. Johnson, Charles Lamb, Samuel Ooleridge, Gfcrrick, and all the rest of the literary lights of the last thrse centuries over the water homeward, —got their education after they quit boys, schools, their inspiration and (heir fame at clnb. Clergymen of all other men, are fond of clubbing. Associations, presbyteries and synods,conferences and conventions—these are simply clerical clubs.

PoliticiansV.lub editors club artists club, mechanics club wOrkfngmen club 'soldiers club, sailors turn even the inevitable mess into a club of ft lii^h order: journeymen pri titers club, employing prlhteti dab archltict .elub "gatft. sportsmen club htitorlioi" ciiib cfitics club farmers club bomthen cluband for the rest we may as well shift the burden of statement upon whom it may concern, and reipectfally invite the rest of mankind to name the class, profession or persuasion of the masculine order that does not club.

Meanwhile, we wil torn to consider the important fact in contrail—that women do not club. There are sewing circlet, but they amount tb thaai an after, noon visit.

There is no nucelus about which women

DIXON.

FROM

BLOOMINftTOJf. 'J

Correspondence T^aily Express.] BLOOMINGTON, INI., July 1, 1868. I wrote you last Monday giving an ac count of the address of Major Gordon and ®f the Baccalaureate sermon on Sab bath by Rov. Dr. Parsons, of Portland Kentucky.

Monday evening at 7J o'clock, the Sigma Chi Fraternity, was addressed by Mr. Charles Evans, of Springfield, Ohio Ho had no subject. The address was a floral basket of reminiscences. It abounded in beautiful isolations, but was destitute of cohesion. This address was followed by a Poem read bv one J. W Jackson, of Wilmington, Delaware. It was a satire on Impeachment, Alta el a1 Intolerance, Battles, Shows, Swinging Round the Circle, &c, and was as pungent as some of the satires of Horace. The hit at the transactions in relation to Alta Vela was an admirable piec8 of ridicule or irony in the way of exaggeration.— Alta Vela was transformed into one of the blessed isles—a fit abode for the Gods— but, O my Muse! shamefully converted into a pigeon roost.

The peroration was an apostrophe to our country, and was happy in concep' tion, felicitous in arrangement, beautiful in diction, and noble in sentiment, and was delivered with a feeling and pathos that secured for the speaker the profound est attention.

Lasteveing an address was delivered before the Alumni by Rev. Jos. Jenckes of Louisville, Kentucky. His theme was "Winds," but his was not a windy address. He began by a beautiful classical allusion to the sacks of winds delivered by King Menelaus to Ulysses, thence ad*, vanced to an inquiry into the origin, cause, philosophy anddisturbanc.es of the winds.

He concluded that. Western people do not study the winds enough—that they are precursors of "weather, foul or fair,' according to the direction whence they come, the strength with which they blow and the manner in which they blow.' These ideas were elaborated somewhat fully, but I have not time to pursue them further.

This address was followed with an address by Governor Conrad Baker on "True Manhood.'' His address was the gem of commencement week, but as it will be published by defection of the Board of Trustees, I will give it no further notice-

To-night a suppar will be given to the Alumni, and to-morrow the exhibition of the graduating class will take place, jlli

The Board of Trustees have elected George W. Hoss, Professor of the Theory and Practice of Teaching and English Literature have appropriated $3,000 for increase of tho library $1,250 for the purchase of chemical and philosophical apparatus $1,200 for re-seating the chapel and putting shutters to the touth and west sides of University building, and have directed the purchases and improvements to be made immediately. They have furthermore had a large Jbarometer and an aerometer placed out' aide the window in the north of the second itory of the east wing of the University building from which meteorological observations are taken three times a day a register thereof made in a record kept for that purpose, and a copy of such register sent to the Smitheonian Institute once per month.

A large marble sun-dial enclosed by a beautiful iron fence has been erected in the campus by direction ot the Board. All these last named scientiilc improvements weremade under the supervision of Frofessbj M^g^fbr

making and using scientific intsrumonts The Board also appropriated $1100 to eacher of mo

iered all examina*

-profootion toTje conducted here

after in writing, so far as the same may be practicable, and appointed John I. Morrison, oflndianapolis, Rev. Mr. Nayl^ftiki«iQJ tr. rfewliftf Ni* Albany, R. M. Chapman, D. D. of Vin and B. B. Rhoads of Vermillion county a board of examiners for next year.

The faculty of the University in the literary departmout is now lull—eight in all—and is as able and learnod a body of men as can be found in the west

The University is an institution of Wjhi^3, J^ifnai now, may well be proud .at.

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Agents wanted to co-operate with us In carrying ont a plan which meats the wants of the mil* lion, and in the diaaoaal of a large and varied stock of Dry' aad. Fancy Goods, Silver Plated Ware, Watchea. Carpeting*, Ac. Onr terms to Agantsare superior to thoae of any other firm, as onr Gircalar will show? These getting up clubs can secure a plt-ce of Sheeting, Watch, Silk Press, Shawl, Sawing Machine, Ac., tc ,:,,Free of Cost,

A check describing an artlclo te be sold tor a Dollar, 10 cts. SO fur 82 49 for 94 60 for $C 100 for $10 saat by mall. Send money by Be 1 tered Letter. Circular* nailed free to any address. Agent* wauted everywhere. Address

And will present to any person sending ns a Clnb in onr Great ONE DOLLAR SALE

Dry and Fancy Goods,

A WATCH, PIECE OF SHKXTINO, SILK DBXSS PATTEBNS, AC., £C., Free of* Cost! taring been large.]tbe

WE NOW DOUBLE OUB RATES

tar

JKJE2

Cannot be excelled. IVo gnarsnty they will cut 25 per cent, more than common Axes, withies* labor to the choppor.

Send for circular and prices to IiIPPINCOTT A BAKEWELL, Plttsbargh, Pa., Sole Manufacturers. Fore salo by principal Hardware Dealers.

$75 to $200 per month, evto introduce the

WANTED, AGEim

erywhere, male and female, to introduce tm GKNUXNE IMPBOVED COMMONSENSE FAM ILY SEWING MACHINE. This Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuok, ^uilt, coid, bind, braid and embroider in a most superior manner. Price only #18. Fnlly warranted for five year*. We will pay $1,000 for any machine that will lew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastio seam than ours: It nakes the "Slastio Lock Stitch." Every iscond stitch can be cat, and still,the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from 876 to S200 per month and ex peuses, or a commission irom which twice that amount can be made. Addrtsj 8ECOMB & CO. Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Mass.

fc Tobtcco.

This great remedy is an exceilsnt appetizer- It purifies the blood, invigorates the system, posies ses great nourishing and strengthening power, en ablei the stomach to digest the heartieit food makes sleep refreshing, and establ Dhes robust health,

Smolxrs and CheiL'enjor Fifty

IVnrs

Carrd

price Jfl ty Cents, po9t Iree A treatise on the Injurious effects of Tobacco, with lists of referen ces, testimonials,

SENT TBEZ. Agents wanted

Address I'a. R. ABJluTT, Jersey City. New Jersey.

»0

XOU VOKIER how we can sell thons ands or Shawls, Bed Blankets, Boots, Shoes Silk Prtss Patterns, Sheeting, Shirtings by the Web, Watches, Jewelry, diver Plat«3 Bard and Glassware, and glfe a choice in 300 articles of elegance and utility, for ONE DOLLAB eacher tide? Send tor a circular. Agents wanted.Addteii* 0. T. MESEnTJi & C, Licensed Bro Iters, i5 Sndbury Street, flostoc, Mass.

are th

JDS,

SILKS, SHAWLS, JEWEL

WABE, PIANOS, SEWING Mile. at the uniform price of

«lT fod^air OInb of 10 aad upwards, for deacrlptikttoeu, showing what article can b« obtained for One Dollar, with 10 oants for each check.

CirrfUw Seat Free. Preaent* ^rorth from 93 to $(00 aent free of rge to agent* aendiaa data.

Ann** WMIca ia evtry Town,

HABSIS A PLUJKMEB, 34 Hanover St., Boston, Hau.<p></p>COMING,

WE ARE

PB£HI1JH§.

Our Frienda will readily notice our Presents for 30 and 60 Oluba are now more tbtn equal in value to Clubs in Talu'e to Oluba of

and

100

respectively of othfin®*-

(SrPlease Examine. Any p*r*OB ordering either of the Olnbs mentioned below, ?an have thair selection of Prem

iums enumerated, corresponding to tho size of tne Club,

FREE OF ONE DOLLAR I For a Clnb of 30, (IS,)—One of the following articles, viz: 20 fartS Bbcetlllg! Delaine dress pattern fancy colored bed spread 100 view Tor key moroceo album striped cashmere delaine dress pattern honey comb quilt all wool square sbawl set solid gold bosom stnds all wool farcy cashmere pants aad vest pattern gent's hair guard chain, fold .trimmings silver plated chaaed btttt*r«dMi rtlver plated 6 bottle revolving oartor, on fe«t set superior Steeled bladed knives and fork* .*Qrste-l. promenade shawl ladles' long sold plated chain ladles' gold deuble ring gent's heavy chased solid gold ring solid black walnut work, box or writing tieak extra quality balmoral skirt sat jewelry,, sleeve buttons to natch Ticlin and bow gent's cardigan Jacket splendid eboay ttate, ivory trimmings superior Turkey morocco shopping bag ladies' high out balmoral boots.

For Clnb Of

One of the follow

ing articles, viz: 40 yards bleached

?OR hrowa

Sheetlag Black OK colored alpaca

drasa pattern

eugravet),silver-plated, bettle revolving castor yards saperlor oashmere for pants and vest pattern extra heavy honsiycomb qnilt two fancy colored bed ipreads pair gent'* calf boot* 4 yards farmers' good woal frocklng £ancy cashmere platd dree* pattern best quality balmoral skirt roeewood braM alarai clock ladles' all wool cloak pattern aUver-plated cake or card basket

a^aff or- Cape ladles' faahionable

wool donbleahawl splendid clasped family Bible, 0x12 record page aad eagravlngs 3 yard* doable width water proof cloaking aet ivory handle knives, with silver-plated forks set silver fork*, one set of lace cnrtalna Genuine Meerschaum Pipe in case.

For

Clnb of

100, #10,—One

J1RU1T JARS I

ABC

QRCATKB ISBCCrHETS TO ASBKI3 THAN ANT OTBEB C05CEKK IN THS EUSISE6E. Wes llevery de.c-lptijn of DBT AND FANCT GOOD3.PLA1EO WAHE,JEWELUT WATOAEH, fEWING MA'" HlNE-i,&r., Ac far the uniform price of OJSE l»OlXAK.

CIRCCIAES

es»I TO

ranE. PABKGBA OO.,

Koi. 98 and 100 Summer at., Boston.

E A S A E

of tbe fol

lowing artiles, viz: COjars superior quality exwwtk SkeetlBg 4yards double width cloaking or coatiaa 2 large, fine, bleached linen table

tra

if.

covers, with! doz. largesiaed dianer napkins to jiatch 26 yards splednid hemp carpeting, good colors extra quantity black or alpaca dress patterns pair gent's calf boots, best quality silver hunting-cased patent lever wttch one doz. ivory handled steel bladed knives and forks silver-plated engraved

bottle revolving castor,

with cat glass bottles splendid violin, box and bow. complete single barrel shot gaff Bacon's slX'Sarrel levolver pair superior white wool blankets nfoe far muff and cape slvler plated engraved ice pitcher, with salver 7% yard* .all wool fancy cassimere,for salt one dozen Bogers' best silver plated forks common sense sewing and embroidering machine two heavy honey comb quilts splendid finally Bible, record and photograph page.

For larger dabs tbe nla« Increase* la tbo same ratio.

Catalogue of Good* and Sample sent to any ad dress raiK. Send money by registered lsttsr. Address ail order* to

Allen, Haves Co., IS Federal St,, Boston, Mass P.O.Box C.. lo :M

Wholesale Dealers in Dry and Fancy Good* Oatlery, Plated Ware, Albmns, Leather Goods

Ac., &e.

Iadie» Take Farlicoiar Notice.

IDE REAL WM IE1A1B PILLS, WARRANTED FRENCH

THESEafterwards

PllilS, so celebrated many years ago in Paris, for the relief of female irregular ties, and so notations tor their orlmi nal employment in the practice of abortion, are now offerra for sale for the first time in America, They have been kept In comparative obscurity, from the fiaot that the originator Dr. Velpeau, i* a physician In Paris, of great wealth and itriot coasciention* principles, and has withheld them' from general use, lest they should be employed for unlawful purposes. In overcoming female ob itructlons, they seem to be truly omnipotent,, hurstlngopen the flood gate* from whatever cause may have stopped them but they are [offered to the public oniy for legitimate use, and all agents are forbidden to sell them when it is understood that the object is unlawful.

Ladies eaa pocured a box, sealed from th* ey of tha curlons, by enclosing one dollar, and six postage stamps to M, W, MACOMBER, Gonoral kgantfor the 0nited Stater and Oanadas, at Albany. N. Y., or to any authorized Agent. Sold csy all Dtuggists in Torro Haute. o7dwly

FRUIT JARS

Spencer's Sellable Self Sealers.

Hemlngraj's Screw Top do

Hemlngray's Wire Top Glass Jar

Geo. Scott's Brown Earthen do ALSO lUass Cork Jars and Sealing Wax

We have Just received a large stook, and we are bound to cell at price* to suit the times, at No. 63 IXain St. Terre Haute, Ind. jnn3dw2m. BBOW/i 6 MEITIN".

MANUFACTURERS.

PATRONIZE

HOME MANTJ-.

FACTUBSS.

We hava on hand a line stock of Sash, Doors and Blinds, of our own menulasture, which we will sail at a very small advance on nt.

We Warrant onr Worh

to Its inperior to any ever before offered In thi* market. Baying of us will fnrnish employment to your own Mechanic*, and at the *ame time Benefit Yourselves it oe

warrant all

out work.

Ws also keep on hand, and manufacture to or. d6r, Window and Door Frame*, Mouldings and eTery variety of Finishing Lumber nsei in tulld»

CLIFT & WliLIAMSr' PBAIBIK OlTl PLANING MILM. felOdtf

SOLICITORS.

1HARLK8 WBRBB & CQ.

SOLICITORS OF PATENTS,

C0CN31LL0BS AT PATENT LAW, del Builders. Dealers In rarest Blzhls, and PATKKTID AKTICI.1B.

OFFICE—81 EAST MABKIT STREET,

Indianapolis,] Indiana.

Our facilities for procuring Patent* are not ex* ceeded by any establishment tn

th* United States.

All kinds ot Moaal* ballt to order.

.CI ci 31

Iz iaS

lAladdm

A. W. JONK8. H. B. JONXS

*MB

T'SHg ~gH m*

Have inerl

Dollar for Each Article.

CU8HMAN & CO.,

10 Afeh itrel, MMOK Haas,

ilftiiJ

utur "BS!

jITM

opened, on !th« Public 9quare, (room forrfy occupied by Mr. G. Foster Smith's Stove Store,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA*

An Kstablisbmsnt lor the sale, at

Wholesale and Betall,"

1 OT 1

'i&ivf£**•

IVl 'l IV W

IMPLEMENT:

EXOLTTSIVBU,

i.l inund bating tne uigest tod most ccmplsto Stock of

FOB ..

F1R5IEBS' USE

ICvor oCTored In this market.

Russel Reaper and Mower. Massillon (Russel) Thresher

JOKES A JOKEN.

maylldvCm

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!!

DONT FAIL TO PBOCURE

Mrs, Wow's SootMng

Stthd,

For Ohildren Teething. This valuable preparation has been used with NEVER FAXLING SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OF CASES.

It not only relieves the child from ptun, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will also instantly relieve

Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic. We

believe it the BEST and SUREST REMEDY IN THE WORLD, in all cases of DYSENTERY and DIARRHOEA ET CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or any other cause.

Full directions for using wfll accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for •'MRS. -WTN9LOW3 SOOTHING SYRUP," Having

tho fao-timiU

of CtntTis

PiaxDts,"

on the outside mapper. All others are base imitations.

DRY GOODS.

50,000 ROLLS

WALL PAPERS

JUST RECEIVED, INCLUDING

STAMPS GOLD

(IN NEW DE8IONS.

BRONZE, SATINS, GROUNDS,

BLAMS, TINTS, Ac. &c.

DECORATIONS.

IN GREAT VABIETT FOR

Private Dwellings, Halls, Olrarches,

lodges,

Saloons, dee.

We have decorations to suit the taste of the most fastidious, as well as those requiring more display. Let everybody understand we Intend offering indncements to USE WALL PAPEB FBEELT, and do away with white washing and going with bare walls.

Nottingham Lace Curtains. W. S. RYCE & CO.

°6

PREMIUM

VOfFiRST

a Sliver SIcJsl WAS AWAT.DEO TO

BARRFTT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE

fay the N. H. Stato Agricultural Society,

heiden in Nashua, Sept.CO 3rM.

A E E S

Vegetable Hair Bestoratlre

Kestorea Grsy Hair to iti Natural Color promcte» the rrowth of the Ualr chang«« the *», ^root« to Ui.lr original or«nic action cradi-

P^ndrviff and Huraorat prevents

W^ Uslr fallm^ out a.uperiorDrnsinr. 4mm -It contains no Injurious ingredienu, ~W and lj tb* raoit popular and xeii-

able article throughout the 4m.W ^Ee«t,T7tat, North,

and

4/ii O

•j= B, BARRcil & CO. Propristars. MANCHE8XXB, H. H. LOBD B2ixxu,ui!oago, General North-West rn Agents. a & H. A. DAVIS. Agents for Terre Hante, Ind. novlldw6m

rnERKE HAUTE .NOVELTY WOBKS, BT

TITTMAN & CO.

Mo. 18, sontb Fourth 8t., opposite FOR OSee, Terre Haute, Ind. MODKLI, Daawiao* AND LIOHT HACHtszav

HIAXLV IXtCtrTIO.

IV Lefoncher'sBreeoh-L adlng rihot Qun also Tittmaa's Br. eoh and Unzz'.e Loader mad* to order from new or old materials.

General impairing Promptly Attended:to,

PLUMB IIVC^B- BITCESLL being a practical PLDfilBEB, ana at the request of many friends begs to annonnoe that he I* now prepared to exe cnte all orders in the above bn.lness,'ln connection 1th his

flonse Painting and draining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between 3d and 4t"n BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, fitted np on the most approved principles.

Impairing promptly attended to. mpS

^RCHITECT & BUIIiDER.

Ojjfi K:

J. A. VHV DAGH. Plans, Speclfloation*, Snperlntendanee, and De tail Drawing* fornlshed for every deecriptlon ol Bnlldings.

Orrjc*.—Sontn east oornar of Hatn and fifth Streets, ovar Panneilj'* Dmg 6tora« ay284iy

DRY GOODS.

G.^ITTIG&CO.,

73 MAIN STREET,

OPPOSITE MoKEEN'S BANK

•a

WE OVFGU

dreat Bargains!

»'l MT W ilM

nu iill fti hi ~sii «rfiW

SUMMIRJIOOPS,,

Fine Embroidered Handkerc'ft

A OS re a

Fine Scallopped Lawn Hand'kf

ai 11 1 At 25 cents apiece,

Cotton Parasols, Silk Parasols

I IhO (I

ELEGANT AND CHEAP

Cballies,

'•»*i

DeLalnes

ttt

Lawns and Percales MUSQUITO BARS, ni

A Large Stock, bought cheap and sold cheap.

Ladies' and Children's Hose ..

12^ cents and np wards. '0,

GENTS'

HALF HOSE.

124

cents and upwards.

Ball Trimmings,

Baffling^, Tape

and Marseilles

Trim

mings,

Bottom,

New Stylw anA Great TarJaty.

A LAROFSTOCK

STJLPJLEU

To suit th* times.

C. WITTIO A CO'S,

Next Door to Davis' Drug Store

OR SALE.

SAT

-t?

Expecting to go to th. Indian Territory, 1 offer for sale,, the stock Trimmings,

Buttons,

Notions dnd

Fancy Goods. With the Lease and Fixture* of the THE BED BAZAAR. 149 Main Street.

A RARE CHANCE.

ALSO

HOUSE and LOT,

On North Sixth Street, seven rooms, Cellar, Fantrj,

China closet. *c. all In good repair.

THE ABOVE

.iwit.

ALSO

TWO LOTS,

On Sonth M|street, opposite I). ITartsopk'* residence.. i* 1 ?_

WILL BE SOLD LOW

AND ON

JMPORTED

FAVORABLE TERMS, M. A. WALTER.

Wines and Liquors,

CONSIf.TINQ IN PART OF

Rhine and MoseJ Wines,

BORDEAUX CLARETS,

Lisbon and Burgundy Port and Sherry Wine,

COGNAC BRANDY, HOLLAND LIlGIN,

All.jtrictly PPBE and ot the BE5T qualities, at,

h:: G. WEISS'

CO'8,

S1? Main Street,

Between 3d sod 4th Sta., Jel8d3m Terre Haute( Indiana,

TKBKK HAUTB

€0MMEB€IAL COLLEGE,

Corner Main and. 6th Streets, [OVIB TTTXLL, RIPL*T CO.] ENTRANCE FROM FIFTX 87BEST. Is the oldest and most reliable Institution of tha kind in tbe State. Instruction given In all the tranche* pertaining to a thorough Bnitneas Ug-

PHILOSOPHY

cation, such a*

JOUK-KKKPim PBffMANSHlP, MKRfANTILfc CiUlUIlOIKS, «e. A Scholarship in thi* Oollece is good for Life jl-icj the Student the privilege of Reviewing

Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A few Pupil* will be admitted, in Arlthmetfc •Dd Penmanship, at 9*00 pe? aonth, NO VACATIONS. VJTI r*

For farther information, call and see the School. Send for Collego Paper. Ad tree*, GARVIN A OITEUT, mh!3dtf PRINOTPAC.-j

OF MARRIAGE—A

NIW OOUBII

or Ltcrcacs, as delivered at the

New Fork Mns.ntn of Anatomj, embracing the subjects: How to Live and 1*bat to Live for Touth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Generi lly Bevlewed. Tbe Canse of Indigeetlon, rimuhire and Nervous Dlseas*s accounted for Marlage Philosophically Considered, Ac. Pocket dome* containing these Lectures will be forwarded on receipt of fonr stamp*, by addressingSrc'r

NEW YOBK

Musrca or

AB»TO«7, 618

Broal-

way, Nsw Tcik. marlOdly