Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 July 1868 — Page 2

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DAILY

TKIIKK wittjxi. 1ND.

Monday Morning, Jnly 6th, 1888.

Republican ^Ticket.

rOU PRKSIDKNT,

am,

ULXabJB^S, ^KANfi or Illinois. ...

»oi VI OK PBKSIDXBC SCHUrLBiJ COiifj

Of Indiana.

W w. fpk QOVESNOa, 1, par.. OONBiD BAKJCtt, ot Vanderburgh.

FOB LIXUTCIiUR-MTKMOB, Cou

WILL CUMBlqK, Ot Debtor-

,» TOB bic»IIA»* OP

MATE.

11* JO* MAX. F- A. HOFFMAN, of Cass. *o» auw*««

OTJr*Tt:/L^

ft ilAfok JOBS ».-*VAN|, of tfaniQtBi.f I V'' TmsABvrt* or STATE, "imebal NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martin. jtob cum or rat sdmekecovbt, oiorizt THEODQBE W. MoOOf, of Clarke. •'ton axrotira oi sura***

J"®**

Colonel JAMiS B. BLAOK, of MaMon.*^ VOB ATTO**®* OCKIXAt,,* i-« WILUAM9QH, .of frUnasaU 1 rQJt SCPtixtilEHDBN* OF FUBMO HJBTSBCTIOS,

BAE^ABA* 0. HOBB8, of Wayne,

H&irf

FOB eilCTOBS AT LABIB, THOMAS H. HIL30N, of VJlgo,

BEI' JAMIN FCLAYPOoIl of Fay et te.

•Till tfmtS

roa ElZCIOB, SIXTH DIBTBTCT, Caftais B. E. BOSS, Of Lawrence. C«MTHgtST, CoLoazt JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene, roa coHoHsss,

MAJCB W- w. OA*!!:*, of Olay.

roa jteoe

COUST

or CO*kom msas, IOtk jowciae paraicf, i.*,'.

HOT. SAMUEL J. MAXWELL, of f*rk.. roa PEOBBCOTIHO ATTOBWY OOMMOH PLEAS POtTBT W. W. BUM8KT.

Thb eight-hour system has gone into practical operation in the Government Pristine Office.

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Tax Kichmond

HtiR what the New York

A DAT or two since another carpet-baj Senator wa3 admitted into the United tftateu Senate from Florida.

Enquirer

persistently

demands that Conservative employee*' shall discharge freedmen who presume to vote, and urges this motto for all such employers: "Employment .and or end starve." iiefiii jJii ul

World

says

of GRANT: "Of the sturdiness and staunch aess of Gbant's patriotism, or the uprightness aud solidity of hit character, na man in the country doubts, or affects to doubt." :.HV lit

Ix is very pertinently suggested that if the Secretary of State is bent on spending money for the acquisition of territory, let him negotiate for the purchase of Lower California and Sonora, which would be of incalculable valuers a partoftheTTnitB8 States. 13.' CIHAJ

Journaly

"A day or two since another carpet bag" Senatorial delegate, in the jxQ of one General STKEDMAN, "was admit ted" with FORT PILLOW FORREST and JOE WILLIAMS, a ooal-black colored con servative from Tenneeaaee, into the Na tional Democratic Convention. v5t

Journal

of the sic

TU Columbus ond reports TON groon-backerp, in a state of hysterical excitfiinant brought on by too much politics and whisky, pass ed east, last /light. They were greybacked and green-breasted, in fact a visible admixture of green pervaded the escort that was cautiously escorting Young Greonbacks, who, at that exact period of time, wtis sound asleep in Cincinnati

tli»tC/'7GE0R0K PKNDLE

It will be an impressive sight to witness these boobies on their homeward way. ,y ^sssssssscssb^

THE

Journal

-,J

thinks the Bxpbks

should be "referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs." Foreign affairs have given our neighbor a great deal of trouble at different periods, and have become es^ pacially troublesome since the. slaughter of the "foroign element" in the late Vigo Democratic Convention. It is currently reported and generally believed that all the old leaders of the Vigo Democracy l:ave resolved themselves into a "Committee on Foreign Affairs,'' and are laboring by day and night, with ill success, te coax, whip or bambooilo "thb foreign el ement.'' into a show of support for the prescriptive Democratic ticket. From being "referred'' to ich a, "Committee' 'Good Lord, deliver us

Mr COVODE, of Pennsylvania, has in* troduced an important and equitable res o'lution in the House of Representatives.

It directs that in all cases where private soldiers served out thoir time of enlistment, and were honorably discharged, the Secretary of War shall, on applies rion, remove any charge of desertion that may stand on the rolls against them, except where there has been a conviction for desertion by a court-martial.

Many soldiers who fought bravely *dh til the close of the war, hastened home on the declaration of peace without awaiting the duo formality of a muster out. Technically, they are deserters, but in reality, there is no good reason why that stigma should be attached to their names.

Longfellow in England.

Hardly ever did a poet reach in hia lifetime such a warm popular fame as that which is attested in the case of Mf. Longfellow by bis reception among the people of England. It is not only admiration aud respect for his poetry, but genuine and personal affection for the man, that makes his welcome sweet and warm. That portion of his little speech at Carlisle which refers to his family ancestors in Scgland is touching and characteristic, and reminds us of his finer expressions in Hyperion* "doming here as a stranger," he said, "this welcome makes me feel that 1 am not a stranger, for how can a man be a stranger in a country wbero he finds all doors and all hearts open to him Besides, I myself am a Cumberland man —I vr&s born in the county pf Cumberland, in the State of Maine—three thousand miles from here, and yon all know that the familiar name of a town or coun try has a home-like sound to all eaTS. And yet thero is much strangeness in this now, when I come to the land of my lathers and find ir. it no trace of my family or name. If I am to find them at b.11 it will not be in the streets of towns or on the outside of the houses of the living, but in the graveyards and on the door# of the dead.' .wcniUi'* *. a

ocrat

every1 na£W

terrors of the law are upon him if ho votes and works tor the Republican ticket* To give credence to this monstrous fsSwiox$tiiere is appended to the address leg*! opinion from Judge Wm. YkR'

conspiracies wiUia the jmrview of the statute, which subjects every one conspiring against the freedom of elections to disfranchisement and two years in the State priscn. After duly impressing upon the African mind the terrors of the law, the address essays to win the terrified over to Democracy by assuring them that if they will only vote with the "Democrats,1 blessings, instead of curses, shall be their portion.

DuKiJro the last fifteen years the Democratic party is the only political organization in this county that has nominated or elected adopted citizens to office.—Jour ml.

If our neighbor will consult the records it will find that the Republican party of toi| city, *nd State has baenMngnanimoua in the bestowal of its official favors upon adopted /citizens- From the inception of the Union party of Indiana to tlge pgeyot $nq[ tfca/'forejgaeleraettt" has enjoyed more than its pro rata

LETTER

of the honors and emoluments of office. Many of the most faithful and efficient officers—heads of. m|inici au«iWs, {reasoTert, recorders, shenfis

Sco

counties, and several important officers of State—have been adopted citizens. Our present State and county tickets preaent a faiv!l^cltfoDjD%1|he |Cepabli^n°ihbai 0? disposing of the offices within its control. On each of these tickets ia a gallant German soldier, each being a surviving veteran tfcegl(ttioa|^li 3ai Vols. Our late County Convention gracefully acknowledged the claims of both the military and foreign elements, while the Demoeratic Countj Convention ^crushed out 'the one in the person of a one-legged soldier, and slaughtered the other in the person of the Irish aspirant for the Sher jiffalty. These are^lain f»cl^ and speal

It will be remembered that a short re ^)ort Wis OSAytar by th6 Cbmmiiuonera appolnted to codify the laws of the United States, which has been accom jpanied by some specimens of their work, |ts shown in the revision of the laws upon patents, copyrights, the army, and public printing. These are most important subjects, and if the Commissioners have Succeeded in reducing the multifarious provisions of the numerous statutes which pxist in reference to those subjects consistently and comprehensibly, they will have done a great service to the people even if they should have done nothing bore. The laws of the United States are In a shocking condition of embarrassment" as to the actual provisions which iire in force, in relation to many subjects, ^jjon matters which the layman ought to bo able to aiitdentMid equally as well as |he lawyer, it is vain for him to attempt to reconcile the conflicting clauses, omissions fcnd surplusages' which unite in fnaking uncertain everything which is desired to be known. Even the lawyer however shrewd he may be in most mat' [era, is frequently at fi|ult, pnd /f it were lot for a reliance apOh custom as a guide, it would be diAtfUlt to come to anftoaelusion as to what might or might not be 4 proper interpretation. We hope that Le for^iabed Jy theee ppmmU|ioners will prove satisfactory., that they will be encouraged to hurry up their ivork as quickly as possible, and thus furnish what will truly be a relief to the 1 ommunity. d1 .f. /riHAtta

FROM CHICAGO.

lorreapondence Terre Htute Express. Cbicaoo, Jnly 3,1868. These may be dull Rnd monotonous 1 lays in some parts of the world, but not |o in this cit^. flywything ,here is full life, ^action, ana. exditement. Two months have passed since your corsespon^ent took up a temporary residence in the

iembling of the quadrennial Convention Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Which conthulhd in 'session over a month, drawing thousands of strangers who felt An interest in watching its proceedings. Then, even before this body had concludedits important deliberations, as if events tjfere hurrying upon each other, came the National Republican Convention. It is heedless to speak of the immense influx of strangera upon ithat occasions She capacity of

the city was tried to its ut-

ihost to provide accomodations for the peopla. Then after these bodies had adjourned came other conventions and public ceremonies'iU rapid snccert iofi. "Not the least interesting of these later, was the removal, on June 3, the seventh, anniver sary of his death, of the remains of Senator Douglas. jChe remains had been deposited in a grave on a high point of land on the Lake ahomjfa the s|uth*rgi extremity oftlra cKy 'Phe location' is a beautify the.. Lake and commanding one of the finest views ever opened,betojce humwj eyo. The only improvement to mark t£e spot Where lay the remains of that once gnat Statesman, was the ita^etfChMp,woe4tfi. .face which enclosed the grave. Not even a flower aidorned the kpot. The monument which it being erectcd to his memory,and to which the remains weie transferred, is but a few ftet froaa the original grave and is still unfinished. Through the grating of a heavy iron- dddz^ ^Isittly in view can-be seen the sarcophaghs that contajni^he body, bearing this inscription

grand convention Mf the Q®»n ic&l associations ha^Reen-heldBere the Saengerfesters iseld Ugh Ivnival. There was a great stir during their session. The crowd, though not as great as at the Presidential Convention, was very large. The. ^prlnoiplp} streets many business bouses were beautifully

German colors, "Black Orange an Red." ft was afeala season Tor the venders of lager beer. There went Representatives from all part* of the country and from Europe. I had hoped to see some fellow Terre BtauUana of the Teutonic peipuasion but was not gratified in the deriM nor in seeing any mention of them in the list of Societies published in the [Vcity papers. __

This now is the season of picnics: Tfiefe are manytf themJ&«tf^dh^*9&me go off on the ears, some on the lake steamers and many find otherjcOnyeyanceii Bat everybody goes at least once a year to en joy a day of quiet, and draw a breath of pure air. It is a great relief to got away from the noise and excitement of the city. The noise here is proportionately greater as this city is larger than. Terre Haate. The present population' ia upwaTds of 200,000, and the.^eatimated .jannual in crease is 35,000^ -g-p tyrp. -1

There is a good deal of interest display ed in the line of amusements just no"W. The principal places of interest are ly crowded At McViekar's the yBlack Crook" has been revived in all its old glory, and probably with grander scenery The "White Fawn" at the Crosby Opera House is having a run and exciting greater admiration evenj then Crook." But it takes the world renowned Arlington Minstrels to cap the climax in the way of amusement. "Black Fawn and White Crook" is the piece on their bills, at present. ., Wood's museum also Iccmes in for its appropriate share of pub

lic patronage. There is not the same excitement in lo !cal affairs here now as a few weeks ago :The city press flnd ,.sensational items as usual but the Chicago people tave seen and heard so much that they expect and are always ready to receive anything With the utmost nonchalance It is irf accident to hear of the deafti of a next door neighbor or to know his name. The Hast item of sen#aUonal character in the papers is about.the sudden disappearance bf an unknown corpse. The authorities at jjnee conclude it to be the wofk( 'of freaurecildnist" and ftiere' the matter drops^ Itesurectioftkts .. flourish .here.

There are two Medical Colleges en(^ these Require about one hundred "subiects" year ly for dissection by the Bthdents. If a' man or woman dies at the hospital the body goes for dissection without cere bony—that is during the session of the colleges. A man in the city jail two jrears since, condemned as a'risurdirer a^d Sentenced to be hung, and having a full knowledgeof Chicago life, thought to Inake the most of circumstances. He Inortgaged his body to a doctor for suit of clothes. He was, a aharp fellow. ^-Thege iejurectionists are very adventurous and iave narrow escapes sometimes. While (pending the winter 1862 3 in this iity it was my lot board with a num ber of medical students from whom 1 learned of a great many horrible affairs. During the winter the body of a murdered man was found and identified, but no |lue to the murderer waa gained. The 6ody was placed in the dead house and f-om there stolen. A few daya afterwards £he murderer waB arrested and the coro ierdesirtng to investigate further, Searched for tbe corpse but without ^uccess, Policemen were dispatch ^d to! the dissecting rooms, but the professor, getting a moment's previouEdestroyed the only metitis of

STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS "l!i

April 23.1813

^3^

•'Tell my children to obey tho laws and |, /I On the occasion above mentioned the public we» allowed onoe more to see the face of the distinguished dead. It was a

The

Republican

and the

fW&Mwe have been having warm words between them. The iformer is published qn a qusrto Ahe«t slboht the '8i?.e"or the Cincinnati

Commercial.

Thohgh only two

fears old it has attained a large circula aon and is considered thp .begt republican riaper in? the Northwest. It'ia the

qf the Union party in this city. The Tribune

is an old paper grown wealthy very independent. It backs up the lercenary republican Senators who voted acquit Andrew Johnson.'' Its course it generally condemned »Srid their in^ dignation thousands of its old subscribers ijave droped the paper and subscribed for tpe

Republican.

The

Tribune

made A

4rand blunder, which it is trying to smooth over. .The Daily Republican. (ieven papers per week) is furnished to o|ty subscri ber3 at wenty-flve cent« 'per week.

Tho Board of Education at their last tweeting (by a small majority) voted dbwn a resolution to abolish corporal [iinishment entirely -in th* city -schools An ^unsuccessful attempt. wa% made to suppress the report and keep it out the papers. The committee take strong grounds againstporporal punishment and style it "a barbarous relic." They make a' comparason and have mqch to say of its abolition as necessary to the highest a|id best resists. The teachers universally have great confidence in the rod ahd express the belief that its use is indjspensble. The public schooh close today and will enjoy a two months vacation.

Trade is not very lively though tbe merchants can't yet complain of dull tones. The shipping seams to be constantly on the move, which indicate* business. You count twenty or forty sails id the lake off the city almost any morning in fair weather, which is a very pretty sight. Thtf.weather is very pl«a$*nt now. We have hW not-oyer a week of veiy gfeat^'teat! The complaint 1(ias been of too .much. cool weather. Changes are v^ry sudden. It sometimes* happens, as wks the case one day last week, that in legs than five minutes from the time you are suffering with ^eat under a linen

coat you are not uncomfortably warm udder an overcoat. The season is not as

solemn sight to look upOb a face, nearly forward as it is in Terre Haute by nearly month. Straw berries are just in season. Speaking of the "season" and "warm times" suggests an event that transpired few weeks ago that illustrates the "•lives in a blackest of sins. Mr marble front on Michigan Avenue—the

natural as life, though life- had departed it seven years ago. The remains were in a remarkable state of ^reiervatioh. The monument aasbcfrtTon* resized quite a handsome-sum/of money by barging an admission fee ot twenty-five cents.

million

estim*

any teeth, however fragile,

always did Iher

ranked in the highest society liege the honor to preaent him an heir, which wae the very picture and color of coloied. coeohman. Mrer

Indira oW a visit. Mitf "^ttli

incident" In high life has not found vent tw Iter notoriously known thorughout the city. Money begets silence.

J, B.J3L

A tbiko or mcrr A. JOT fobkvkr __by the use Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion all eruptions and pimples are removed from your face and hands.. It cures effectually and,leaves the skin soft and fair —djWlw

BmbJawdPLATO.—An

ancient wri

ter tells ss thftl b^s hovered around the lipaof Plato, attmcted by his honeyed words. TiuA is a classic liable but it is a fact that our bird« of beanty who flutter their plumes at Saratoga *nd Newport, prefer to aU others that scent|the rural or the ocean air the entrancing fmgranoe of PHALOk'S "PLOR

perfume for the handkerchief. Sold by all druggists. u#

may be preserV'

ed from dcaye or blemish as long as life

'"SPALDING's GLtr®." useful in every house.

Gl.tTE."

useful in deod lw

ferniil

Ph«l«n's Fupbton Lotion nr Beanttiytag tk« BUN aa* co*PtKH8M RCMOTfS all

EWPTIOffl, FKECU1S. PIMPLES,

MOTH ILinCIB, fBrteif THB 8K1H SOFT, Fllk and BLOOMING. For LADIES la the HUMERI Uls tavalaaMe.

i£H

FHALON'S "PAPUAN SOAP' for tke TOILET, N0B9EBT aa« BATH, will not rkap tbe STIN FMre, 36 Ceils per Cake.

NEW TORI, Mold If

7al"

all

BTUf,

glgts. Odwly-mtorm

DRY: COODS.

bul

SUMMER GOODS I

aim'#

wwn«!

SOLD BGflAKDLESS Ur COST

dju-aD' 7«i0 feasii) ijijjj. Rb-.aw

'ri

"BUCKEYE CASH STOBE." •fvi

.-ib fn.' 1

fiRQANDIE LATO WOKTH V/ 60 C0Q8I, s«ld at 30 cents. Percale! and GioghamiVt BEDDOBD PBIOBS.

W. S. RYClS & CO.favfc,^ 4 itK'iij

THMBEOIDBBD GRKNADNES J-iworth 51.00 per yard, BKSU0ZD to 60 cent*.

ct5^S.*ycje&COv.

Pwidth,

ide'ntfflefc-

^on. ^esureptionists are not always reWarded. A corpse once conveyed to the Chicago Medical College waB found to be 4 negro who had died 01 the small-pox. ihBt body was'nt examined. But enough if the horrible: The

LAID POPLINS, DOUBLE worth 11.00 per yard BKDUCED to 60cti

W.S.EYCEftCO

oiJst»T» s.U

OOP SKIRTS, NEW STYLES recei|ed, arid will be sold less than co(t of labor to make.

W. S. RYCE &CO. TAJ '1 iW4

AcePOINTSaadSHETLAND

1-i Shawls. CHEAP.

organ

|T. 8. RICE A CO.

QARRIAGB MANUFACTORY

HARPER, WILDY & €0., Corner 2d and Walnut street*, Terr® Haute, Iud.: Seep constantly on hand, and manufacture to orJer, all the Utait »tyle« of CARKIAGK8 &r BUGGIES We tiBG none bat the finest material in the construction of our work, and warrant it superior to any offered in thti market. Especial attention given to Bipaibixq, [JelOdtf

IYIDEND NOTICE.

TEBB® HAUTE INDIANAP0W8 B.B. CO.] aECMiABT's OFFICE, Ttmrk

,QVEBflSE||flEW

si ittfriirsro.

Continental Hotej,™ JASO BBANCH, W. J. WOOLM1N STORES & CO FropTs.

OHLTfrom

TWO HOURS from Kew York, ilitca PbUadelpbia. Four traina daily. Bin/aUn bathbi*. the^ONTrSEKTAji is withla a' hnfaared yards o'f the beach, earn# dlstane* from depots. Largest Hotel in the world. All the modern conveniences. Accommodates on» thooeaedfiifetlFe^W^n'iasarpaiwed. rtk" rauonable.

TO 9SOO FEB MONTH 8ALABY kid to Agents, mala or female, to intro. .nee onr FATEHT BVEBLA8TISG WHITE WTBB CLOTHK8 LINB8. Ad-

$75 s:

lv nr

dnes AaiaaicAM Viu Co., 76 at., N. T., or 16Dearborn St., Ohjcago, III.

BOOK ASBNT8 WAHTKD FOB HOWLAHD'8 A N AS A SOJiDIEB AND A STATESMAN

An accurate history of his Military and Olval Career, In one large octavo toI., n«rly 660 paget, finely lllaetraMd. Agents will Had tWa the book to sell at tbe present time, lh* lar/tst comminim awn.

•nd oiler

!-?«j

hj*

LOOKAT TpsBtmra! Aye, look at the ruins of what were once magnificent sets of teeth, to be seen everywhere in society. Look at them, and ask yourself if it is not marvelous that such destruction is per milted, when, by simply using SOZODONT

PUOne

Medical Illumination!— JFOUI? Megnificently Xlluatrated Stedlcal Boohs co'ntaiaing important Physiological Information, for Men and rfomea, sent free on receipt ot 85 cents, by,addressing D/. JOHN Vahdkrpooi., NO. 30 Ulinton Place, N. T. City. liampaien Medals, Firas- Samples by mail 2.0c. a. 3. BAKKIE 4 CO., Manufactar era, 255 Pe»ri St., N. T.

AQEMT3wants1st

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"fXHIl DEHATO," "FLOB »E MATO."

A NEW FEHFIM1 FOB XHB MANM.UKUKF. KianSlTE. DilJCATK, IASTIJi6 FBA8EAJfC£PHlLON BOff,

WANTED. so»®tl'lDe

t,i :j

:oG .ariT

r.suBiii

thKmz-yif

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PRO GRAIN and TAFFETTA UTflilk,. for Sacquea, at LOW FBIOK9.

HJust

W. S.RYCE&CO.

Jiifl

HASIE,

Jnno 24f 18t8.

iThe Beard of Directors hare this day declared a dividend of els (ft) per cent, free fr Government tax, payable to Stockholders, registered on tl»e books of the Company on the 81at dar of May. Western dividend will be paid at the Office of the Treasurer in ierre Haute, on ana after July 6th.

By order of the Board, 25did B. A. MOBBIS, Secretary.

iA IBT. j. &. MABSH

IOWA

KEAL ESTATE AGENCY. FABMS, WILD LANDS, And City Property of every description, for Sale.

An experience of fifteen yeare enabU us to in•are Mtiafaction ia deputment ox MBinew rotating to gintnl Bwl Bitot* Agtocy.

HARBEKT & MABSH, 64 WALNUT BTBBBT, n87dwiy Des JVIoinea. Iowa

MILLINERY.

MRS.

WYBTH would respeetfolly Inform the citisena of Terre Haute•nd vicinity, that ah* has taken the rooma formarly oocunledby Mrs. Hardy, and lapr^ared to do MILLINBBT la 1U various branches. BiKACHUlO AND nQUIt OOMI TO OBDIB, upon the shortsst nottea. Qooda kept constantly on ba&d, with prices to rait paithaeers.

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We employ no General Agents

IXTBA

Induoemen^s to canvassers.—

A (rents will see the advantage ot dealing mumx with tbe ruBiieHras. For dssoriptlre circulars Mftems addwss J. 5. BCBB & CO.,

Hartford, C».

MAYO," the new

Publishers.

A6INIH WANTED fOB SHE

OFFICIAL HISTORY & WAK

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Send for Circulars and see oar terms, and a full description of tho work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Cincinnati, 0., or Ht. Loon, Mo.

WAKXKD tiT tbe "PEN LiTriB

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new-

family it, GALVANIC Sn-vaa PI.aiuio FLUID. Becaived premium at Paris Exposition. Send etlcts. for sample. Uabsis ft Co., 32 North 6thSt., PbUadelpbia, Pa.

Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang and Cross Out ftfi a nW£ i/ biiS

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Siery Saw that leaves our Factory is Oil Tempered and Patent Groond, perfectly trn» aud eT«n, and n-ad'of uniform temper by cur patent temp' erfug protess .i'i/(1if i,-I'liji.. 5"}i»tf i, »•,( aailir t-f'j'iMij tfai ftii.T,:.*. i* y|iC'i 'jr' I

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L1FFENC0TT BAKE WELL'S PATENT GBOUND. PATENT TEMPEB—

LIPPENOOTT &CO'S

t«di ..-il litt* bns.s'Tflii

WARRANTED

ti rt

Kei. CAST STEEL SAWS,

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In.

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1 nfll

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x: s. ns good as the bist. The

shape,

(rolbnrn's Patent)

.-i IBE5 .* »i^ .i Cannot be excelled.

guarant7 they will cut

2S per cent, nore than common Axes, with lass labor to the chopper. -... Send for circular and prices to MPPISCOTT

BAKEffiXL, Pittsburgh, Pa., Sole Manufacturers.. Fore sale by principal Hardware Dealers. ...

WANTED, A8ENTS. erywhere, male and female, to introduce the GENUINE IMPBOVED COMMONSENSB FAMILY 8BWING MACHINE. ThlB Machine will atitch, hem, fell, tack, quilt, coid, bind, braid, and embroider in a most superior manner. Price only 818. Fnlly warranted fbr five years. We will pay 91,000 for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam thau ours It makes the "Eiastlo Lock Stitch.11 Every second itltoh can be cut, audstUl|the cloth cannot be pulled apart withoat tearing it. We pay Agents from 876 to S200 per month and ex peugea, or a commission from which twice that amount can be made. Addrres SECOMB & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Mass.

Caution.—I)o not. be imposed upon by other parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines, under the same namo or otherwise. Ours is the only gennine and really practical machine manu factnrod.

TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

WABBAHTrn

to remove

Ail DEBIBE

This great remedy is an excoileat appetizer. It pnrifieo tne Mood, in~igorit»» the Eastern, posiesses great nourishing and strengthening power, enable) the stomach to digest the heartleBt food, makes sleep refreshing, and establ shes robust health

Cmoitrsar.d Cheioersfor Fifty

l«a»'

Cured.

Price Ki'ty Cents, post tree A troatlse on tbe Injurious Effects of Tobacco, with lists of reterencea, testimonialj, Ac., sikt raar. Agents wanted Address Pa. ABDfiTT, JerKey City, New Jersty.

no foil WONDER how wo can sell thousandB of Shawls, Bod B.Bakets, Boots, Shoes, Silk Dress Patterns, Shenticg, etirtings by the Web, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plated Hard and Giaesware, and give a choirs in -i00 articles of elegance aDdutiiify, for OME DOLLAR each article? Bend tor a circular. Agents wanted.— Addrest O. T. MESEBVK Sr

C).,

Licensed Bro

kers, »5 Sndbury Street, Boston, Mess.

Proof of our Statement that we here znafie

No. is Sonth toarth »*., two«aawa aoatfc «f the Market Boas*. aldw3m

piLAUSSKN, BISHOWS&T 4 Co \J

Importers and Jobbersof

MOTIONS AND TOYS. W HOLK6AL1 D1ALIB8

FANCYClSbOEBIES, SEOABS, TOBACCee, WAB. tlltf

OMNIBUS LINE.

B. KILLER'S OMNIBUS AND HACK LIN*. 11Will atund to au callalbr traina leatlat ths City Jand also deliver swsagi** l»sy|Mt«fW cttr wtthaaraand dMatoli

Allordarsle tontha Slata at tfca 'oat OCaa,at DavWDr^^tora, or tay rarfdeoee wtll bafro^««

A COMPLETE E O I O N IN TRADE,

can be found in ths f*ct that th» immense business woliavd buiit up has induced a multitude of smaii coucsaris to imitate o»r clul) system, and some by, advertising the presents tfasy will givj to agents, se,lt, unsuocetB6uliy, to divsrt a.me of cui business t» thecas-ilve? Wo oiake tbfs ailnouDcement simply to Inform the puOlio that it will bs

for their Interest to patrosizs cur house, as w« still contiuus to

GIVE bctteb ooods abd

OSIATSB INDUCSaESTS TO AGENTS THAN* ANV OTHEB coscaan IN

THE

Bestsbsb.

We s-11 every deicription of DBX AND FANCT G00D3, PLATE WABE, JEWEL UT.WATOAKB, SEWING MAC'UlNES.Ao., Ac Ur the uniform price of ONE DOLLAK. Cibctlaes sim

AMT ACDHES3 rati- PAKSKB dfe CO., Noa. 98 aad 100 Summer at., Boston,

E A S A E

—or*™

MY mm,

CARPETISGS,

BOOTS AND SHOES, SILT EH PLATED WABE I or A IF

A S

And a varist? of raluable and useful articles tor sale at

ONE DOLLAB una ARTICLE.

A check describing an article selected from our Stock fer sale at ONE DOLLAB, will beseuton the receipt of Th

BER CENTS

to pay posture.

No charge for Schedules. or Checks made at this '. Establishment.

Send for Circulars, aa this ia the most liberal Mle of the kind in tbe country. Address FARWHAItl «& CO.,

No. 24 Friend ttt.,R08t0B,Mass.

VALUABLE W TJFACTUBK

RECIPES FOB THE MAN

BBANDIES, and all other Liquors, Wines, Cordials and Bitters, (no machinery required.) will bo sent to any party remitting a check cr postofflce money oraer of $6 to the address ot G. W. JACKSON A 00., Baltimore, Md.

WE an ageata for ew ONK HUNDRED Foreign and Domestie Msnafactnreru, and are prepared to fnrniah tka wbola oonntry with SBT aad FAWOT GOODS, SILKfi, SHAWL8, JSWIL BT. 8ILVBB WABX, PIANOS, SBWIHG MAOfllinCS, St., to. at the uniform price of

Ofte Dollar for Each Artlele.

Sand yoar Olnbof 10 and apwards, for deacriptfttsta aaa bachtat—1 oanta for each check.

Clrniltn Sent Free. Tntaats Jwortk from S3 to tUO sent free of charge to agents sending clubs.

Igtals Waatad ia erary Vawa, CUSHMAK Jt CO.,

THE SUCCESS

Of the OKI MUAB IA1C a Beroiution 'ta TUK.

WELAB,Masatarticrea

Furniati a uniform price of ONE DOLsuch aa are died by every tamlly, at a prlca ikia tho/ are sold by any wholesale dealer la New Tork or Boston.

Afaata wantad to co-operate with ns in carrying out plaa ftldi meats tha wanta of the million, and fatha dlapoaal of a large and varied stock of Dry aad Faaey Goods, Sflver Plated Ware, Watches, Oarpetiaga, Ac. Onr terms to Agents are superior to thoae of any other firm, aa oar Circular will show* These setting up dabs can secure apiece of flhaattng, Watch, Silk Dress, Shawl, Sewing Machine, Ao-, Ac.,

Free of Cost, A cheek describing an article ta be sold for a Dollar, 10 eta. SO far 2 49 for 14 60 for S6 100 for (19. sent by mall. Send money by BeU tared Lettw. Circnlara mailed free to any address. Agehtawautad every where. Address s»*»»sa jb

MB ARE COMING.

And will prftMrt to aajrwrssaaeadns Clafcla our Oreat ONE DOLLAR SALE

Oi1

Dry and Fancy Goods,

A WATCH, PIECE OT SHEETING, 5TLK DBBSS PATTBBN8, Ac., Ac.,

of Cost!

For a Clabor 100, flO,—One or the following artuea, vtz: 60yars saperior qnalItr extra Width SheCtlag 4 yarda double width cloaking or coating 2 large, fine, bleached linen table covers, with 1 doz. large sized dinner napkins to datch 26 yards eplednld hemp carpeting, good colore extra qaaatity black or alpaca dress fattarns pair gant's Calf boots, bast quality silver hunting cassd patent lover watch one doz. ivory handled alsal bladed knives and forks silver-plated engraved 6 bottle revolving castor, with cat glass bottles splendid vlolin/box and bow, complete single barrel shot guff? Bacon's six-barrel revolver pair superior white wool blankets nice fur muC and eape sivlsr plated engraved ice pitcher, with salver 7% yards ,atl Wool &acy cassimera,far suit one dozen Sogers' best sliver plated forka ooamon sense sewing and embroidering maohlne two heavy honey comb quilts splendid family Bible, record and photograph page. For larger Onfes ths value Increases la tbe aame ratio.

Catalogue of Goodsaad Sample sent to any address rase. Send moasy by ragistsrsd letter. Address all orders to _. ., I ViL' Vv'.a

Allen, Hawes ft: Co.. 15 Federal St,, Boston, Mass. P.O.Box C.

Wholesale Dealers in Dry and Taney Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Albums, Leather Goods, Ac., Ac.

ladies Tate Fartiealar Notice.

THE KUt fllfW IIIAL1 PUIS. WAHBANTKD FRKNCH.

THISBafterwards

for Tobacco.-

PILLS, SO celebrated many yeara ago In Paris, for tha relief of female Irregnlarties, and so notations tor their criminal employment in the prsctioe of abortion, ara now offered fbr sale for the first time in America. They have been kept In'comparative obscurity, from the fact that the originator Dr. Velpeau, Is a physician in Paris, of great wealth and strict sousolentlous principles, and has withheld them from general use, leat they should be emploTed for aniawful purposes. In ovsrcomlng female obstructions, they seem to be truly omnipotent, bursting open the flood gates from whatever cause may have stopped them bat they are goffered to the public only for legitimate nse, and all agents are forbidden to sell them when it is understood that the object is unlawlul.

Ladies can poenred a box, sealed from the ey of tho curious, by enclosing one dollar, and six postage stamps to H, W, MAOOHBEB, General Agent for the United States and Canadas, at Albauv, N. T., or to any authorized Agent. Sold oy all Druggists In Term Haute. o7dwly

JTRU1TJARS! FJRITIT JABS 1

Spencer's Sellable Self Sealers. Hemlngray's Screw Top do Hemlngray'9 Wire Top Glass Jar Geo. Scott's Brown Earthen do

ALSO

Glass cork Jars and Sealing Wax

We have Just received a large stock, and we are bound to sell at prices to suit tha times, at No. 63 Ham St. Terrs Haute, Ind. junSdw2m. BROWN MMTIN.

MANUFACTURERS.

"DATKONIZE HOME MANU-

1 FAOTtJBlS. We have on hand a line stock of Sash, Doors •nd Blinds, of our own manufacture, which we will eell at a very small advance on »t.

We Warrant onr Work to be tuperioT to any aver before offered in this market.

Baying of us will furnish employment to your tn Mechanics, and at the same time

Benefit Yourselves as ae warrant all our work, We also keep cn band, and manufacture to order, Window and Door Frames, Mouldings and every Tariety of Finishing Lumber used In buildiC|.

ChlFT -A

WILXsIAltS. I

PBATBIB OlTl PLANING SILLS. fdlOdtf

SOLICITORS.

QIL'ARLES WBHBE 4 CO., 25

S0UC1T0KS OF PATENTS

OOUNSXLLOBS AT PATENT LAW, Model Ballders, Dealers la Pateat Btgkts, aad PAVUIUD ABTIOUS.

OFFICE—SI CAST MARBJET STBXXT, Indianapolis,] Indiana. Onr fadlUiss tor ptoonriag Patents are not ceeded by any estabilshmsntla tha United States. All kinds of Models built to order. (dl4dSm

w. jama.

I'Wti

"'f|Pr©e Onr inducements during the paat few years have been large

WE NOW DOUBLE OUB RATES

OF PREMIUMS.

Our Friends will readily notice our Presents for 30 and 60 Clabs are now mora tban eqail in value to Clubs

1-i

in value to Clubs of 60 and 100 respectively of otber firms.

19* Please Examine. "61 Any parsoa ordering either of tha Clnbs men tioned below, ?an have their selection of Pram iums enumerated, corresponding to the size of the Club, FBEB OF ONK DOLLAR I

For a dttb of 30, ($3.)—One of the following articles, Tii: 'JOfanh shMtlas Delatna dress pattern fancy colored bed epread 100 view lorkey moroceo albuss atriped cashmere delaine drees pattern honey comb quilt all wool square shawl set solid gold bosom etnds all wool ffcpey casbtaara paats aad Teat pattern gent's hair guard chain, (old trimmings silver plated ohased butter-dish silver plated 6 bottle revolving castor, on tut set euperior steeled bladed knives anaforks worsted promenade shawl ladies' long cold plated chain ladlsa' gold double ting gent^ heavy chased solid gold ring solid black walnut work box rr writing desk extra duality balmoral skirt aet Jewelry, sleeve buttons to saatch violin aad bow gent's cardigan Jacket splendid sbony flat*, ivory trimminga superior Turkey morocco shopping bag ladles' high ont balmoral boote.

Fer a Club of W (|C.)—One of the following articles, viz 40 yaris bleatteiSor brows Sheeting Black ot colored alpaca dreee pattern engraved, silvar-plated, battle revolviug castor ay"yards saperior caahmere for pants aad veet patters extra heavy honeycomb quilt two fancy colored bed spreads pair goat's calf boots 4 yards far men' good wool trowing fancy caahmere plaid dsesa patters: best quality balmoral skirt rosewood brass atarm clock ladies' all wool cloak pattern stlrer-plated cake or card basket far tauff or cap* ladiee' fashionable wool doabloahawl splandld clasped family Bible, 9x12 record page and engravings 3 yards double width water proof cloaking set ivory handle knives, with silver-plated forka set silver forka, one sat of lace curtains Genuine Mearschaum Pipe in case:

ft.

JOSA

JONES JONES

Have opened, on 1th. Publio Square, (room formerly occupied by Mr. G. Voater Smith's Stave Stora,

Hf will-irrm

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA*

An Establishment for the sale, at

Wholesale ancl Retail,

-OF-

rtf~

A I N

IMPLEMENTS

EXCLUSIVEL Y,

And intend having tho latgest and most complete ft

Ir. J.

stockof

asa.sriiasssest,

,34 Kuunrsr It, Bsstoa, Mass.

•a'fst w!i I»

-M "-'yl, W td

T0R

'J ^J jt»

FABHEBS' r:lJSE

£var offered la this market.

Russel Reaper and Mower.

MassillonCRussel) Thresher

JOIE8 A JONES.

mayliaw6m

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!! DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE

Irs. Winslow's SoottiiBi Syrup,

For Children Teething. This valuable preparation has been used with NEVER FAILING BT7CCE8S IN THOUSANDS OF CA8ES.

It not only relieves the child from pain, 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 BoteeU and Wind Colic.

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

Full directions for using will acrompanv each bottle. ./ii'. Ba sure and call for "MBS. WTNBLOW3 SOOTHING SYRUP," Saving the facsimile

of CURTIS A Promts,"

on the outside wrapper. All others are bass imitations.

DRY COODS.

ih'r-.ljitM (rJi i-

50,000

ROLLS

-at? r.j'jJ-

-..rtr •". -r'l

WALL PAPERS

JUST REOEIVED, INCI.PDTNG

STAMPS GOLD

PrivateItwellings.

Halls, Churchea,

Lodges,

Saloons, Ac.

*i ci

BLANKS, TINTS,

&C.&C.

DECORATIONS.

IN GBEAT VABIET1 FOB t* -.} a

-i

t) 7

We have decorations lo suit the tast'e^bir the most fastidious, as well as thoae requiring more display. Let .everybody .understand we intend offering Inducements to USX WALL PAPEB FBEILY, and do away with white washing and going with bare walls.

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

FIRST PREMIUM Of a Silver Medal WA® A V. AKDED TO BflRRFTT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE

Mf By the 17. II. State Agricultural Society, at^" Tf itj fair, holden in Nashua, Sept. 20,1S68.

BABBETT'S

Vegetable Hair Restorative

Restores Gr«j Hair to its Katoral Color promotes the growth of

the Hair chances the

roots to their original organic action «r*4ie#1 Puidrnff and Humors prevents

lur

fslhng out Is a superior Dressing. It contains no injurious Ingredients, and is the most popular and reliable article throughout (he 4^^ at ^Esst, West, North, and

South.

WO^

J. ft- BARRETT & CO., Proprietor,, MANCHESTEK, N. B. LOBD a boh tu,uhlcago, Qeneral North-West-rn Agents.

J.& H. -A-. OA VIS. Agents for Terra Haute, Ind. aovlldwSm

mEKBE HAUTE JS OYELTY WOBKS, BT

TITTMAN & CO.

No. 18, Bomb Fourth St., opposite Post OBce, Terre Haute, Ind. Hopsls, Daawnrn tin Liobt JfACHtmaY

HtATLT cxictrrao.

IV Lefoucher's Breech-L jading Shot Qun also Tlf tmaa's Breech aud lluzzle Loader made to or. der from new or old materials. a*-£i«aersi Repairing Prosiptly AlUBded to.

PLUMBING.

B. BUCKELL being a practical PLOMBEB, and at the requeet of many friends begs to announce that he ie now prepared to exe oute all orders lu tha above bn»lnea*,:in oonneotioa lth his

House Painting and Graining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between 3d and 4th BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, fitted op on tbe most appraved principles.

Hepalrlng promptly attended to. eep*

^RCHITECT & BUILDER.

jr.

A.VRYDAGH.

Plans, Specifications, Superlntendance, and Detail Drawings furnished for every description ot Buildings.

Oma.—Sonth eaat eorner of Mala and Fifth Streets, ovsr Ponnelly's Drug Stora. .... aiy«8dlj

Ick

DITV GOODS.

dwiTTIG&ap.,

pfc-s-' -till OPPOSITE JCoB4(BN'S( BANK

WS OFFZB

fireat BargaiaH!

•*.' !•.)

ll If! w-ilT ilfiW

SUMMER GOODS

n«JJ ftdi

Fine Embroldered'HandkercTs

-4l»hiv AtIBtentsapiece. It? ,f!Wf S

Fine Scallopped Lawn Haud'kt",

I,' iZb'7l,u,'t^ Ctfti f»/

Cotton Parasols,

4 1 11

Silk Parasols ,Vi:i Z'

Ji »i 4» »f. •f.t ..

klioant

At -lint:

Challies,

lti\ lelvalues

IiSwns and Percales

MUSQUITO BARS,

A Large Slock, bought cheap and sold cheap, I ,1" I. «f«i.l«i r-•-~Jl -u~

fit

•-r 1 •ilfiralXi-n *. 4'

adles' and Children's Hose

.TO W aad upwards. aOiUsdm -j. j•)?,' 5ehiTs)3ls

tq sisv

GENT^' HALP H"dSfif, *JJt

cents and upwards,

Ball Trimmings, Bnaiifi,Tipe and Marseilles Trim- jh7" i\M "I®*8.

New Styles and Great Tariety.

A LARGE STOCK of STAPLES

To suit the times

FOR

•-itlUfi&iS

€. WITTIft

SALE.

vnjt

CO'S,

Nait Door to Davis' Drug Stora.

sr.-t

QtiJ t,

r.i.^.i-'arir.i? f. .vthi v.1 iant trait wsl ~t

Expecting to go to the lodlan Territory, 1 offer for sale,, tbe stock ot

I1 Trimmings,

m. __ Button#, ij], svffgTjuJrv Motions anuti

*,i ,#

Fancy Goods* 'rm .- -f-nq

With the Lease and Flxtnres of the

!#l

THE BSD BAZAAR.

siU 1 TiiawVi., 149 Main Streets

A RARE CHANCE:

9llJ ••as in

-ai'-

(IN NEW D19ION8.

BRONZE, ,k SATINS, •"I GROUNDS,

La,-

*o«mq f.-J nr»tisiin«c-.i«i

miwiavjHt en! dJtw #:-j fcs* ALSO W(.- V.

HOUSE and LOT,

On North Sixth Street, seven rooms, Cellar, Pantrr, China closet, Ac. all In good repair. -sf raa murswrtq MitaiJ .-idtt.-. tin/dim fciiti '.rlljso'iiiifcno'.'ao ntb criw n^fjsq baa Ha oi ,n!.uiay edJ i.i b*»Ja iloaiitiJ: to s-i to

ALSO dM*

TWOXOTS,™'

OaSonth Sdfstreet, opposite V. Hartsock's residence. !i fid ,k»^s-it to mmtio atlJ v.Ji i.siiJ ''f)- .to lsYui"i /jjiw

//aw

I'M

fed) «aioisa«

t. Ifa lo noilaioissT THE ABOVE,

WILL BE SOLD LOW

pCPORTED ire.

mft

AN® ON •••£.". £18» I

FAVORABLE TEMMS.

M. AM WALTER.

,*s VUt v7JJ'Ai ,'iijl V. 7 at, dSti -i it an- r-. l'il« .JfJpiA 7!

ill

Uf"

iV S

LftU

Wines andLiqnors,

Affi

Mi.:. ii .H .i-'V.

'qpNSISTlNO IN jpABT OF Cj

Rhine and Mosel Wines,

BORDEAUX CLARETS,

Lisbon and Barguadj Pert and Sherry Wine,

I fniltiti'i

COGNAC BRANDY/^ iitjr. fr* iiUeJ HOLLANI«

GIN,

M.1

AU itrictij PUBB and ot the BEST qQaUtiM, at

«. WEISS' eo,s,«i,/'^«'i ir-smp

87 Main Street, & «.ii Between 3d and 4th 8U.,

Jei8d3in

Terre Hsrate, Indionsu £nsi

TKRBK HAUTB

tOMNEftCIAL G0LLEfi£, Corner Main and. 6th Streetsf*

[0VJR TUXLL, BIPLBT A CO.] ENTJUNCT.

FSOJU

WIFXU B1BSMT,

is ihe oldest aad moat reliable Institution of the kind in tha 8tat*. Instruction given in all tha tranches pertaining to a thorough Business Cdacatlon. such as iOUk KKKPIHe, PENMANSHIP, •IRFAlTTIlil

:Iv,

A ftw Pupils will be admitted, ia Arithmetic?: sod Penmanship, at ft.OO par month.

OARTIW & OWEN, pbinoipaHi.')

mhlSdtf

AM)lUTIO8, «C. I

A Scholarship in this College Is good for Lifef? ji-rtng the Stcdent the prlvilag* of BaviawingTa^

It Pleasure, Free of Charge,

r(S

NO VACATIONS. 'fFor further information, oall and see the&C-'J School. Send for Oollege Paper. AdJrass, iSalS

suh]sets: How to Live and what to Live for?n« Youth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Qenerl jy(. lly Reviewed. The Oaase of Indlgeetion Flatu lnce aad Nervous Diseases accounted for Mar-._ iage Philoaophically Considered, Ac. Pockets otamee containing these L«:tnree will be forwarded on receipt of four stamps, by addressing:

Nxw

YORK

MvUrot or ASATtnir, SIS Broafl-

Hew Tork. marlfldly

9to •way.