Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 July 1868 — Page 2

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The Ifew fort flrwnbi The Chicago platform has baeftjdenounced by the .Democracy of the in unstinted terips as takiog hifh ground In favor of the

«bop4lieW.«»"*nd

ing to the lieUtW ®!f "plowholders." OtfouMf ocfcurred to Democratic writer* and speakers

':r

thousands of the hon#t j#pwaMyjrj»o»'•hard hand* guide the flow" h«4} been among the foremost to step forward with' the savings from thiir"honest toiljand -lend thosei savings to tha Qm emmaM tc aid in the suppression of the Demqcimtii •rebellion: Of feoWtse1^^ ^d^in^i^al content, igMMijfMMnioe*n twentieths ofthe ''bo^olMrf^ro nap of "moderate means, farme»iWW^»c%-«« traders, widows and WpW^whose ole •'dqwndence for rtn^at^l^ «whose sole guarantaer agaiaat niMri ble poverty and an old tp* tion, is the good fallh of^the- Quiwan ml towards those ^rho.e^ftf to its relief ith the scanty surpluttjf theU jlj^.WISii gi, when that QoWrirnWt WM enga^i1» doubtful strngg£fl7ffl»J1ffcr ^ithdhe de 11isb grip of the Democratic -rebellion on ,. its very throats. -j nS*

The cry of "bondholders wraMfcpU w«

holders/' invented by POMIBOT—^'the »cknowledged leader of the Democracy- 1 tot ..only of the South but of the entirti No lh west"—was siezed witR-^vidfty by

#scribblers

and claquers of

We propose now to ahow that le Democratic National Convention aani bled in New York oi^, baa (trapticall j, adopted the plank of (he ^Bepufelip National platform againatv Which le press and speiken of the tilmocrMif the West have been hurling their denui ciations ever since its

The Chicago Plat- 13^.. Jfew 'liwk form declare that -Platform deciar is Our national honor jtlHU WhiA Wfb requlrss the payf tltml^ns rfCI*1 ment of the publip. .GeYppment dnSs it

irjMliafr™

all creditors atshome liw un^f whiQp

and a&road, not only according to the letter but the spirit of the law under which it waacoaa

does, ^not

"i *. ii in #1*4 Now what is the material diffsrena tween these two declatttidhf £rinc|piM? Wherein doeathe one fkvor tht' ''horn holder" or oppress the ',plowholdet'' n»i than the other^- Jhwrjasi diUmuce" 1 a be sure, in the phras»ology, the Chicag declaration being honest, frank an! straightforward, while the New Ypr declaration is *ircuinio^ut6ryand iffl\j|ll designed to bamboozle th» jg«|pnlit, thi I is, the mass of the party. The Chieag declaration asserts in a few plain andsim pie words that the publio iw|ebtedaai should be paid according t»kh« 4etter An I spirit of "the laws under which it was con tracted." Them W dodgii^ ^ttij (ittiii hut an honest, itianly expression that th Government must keep faith with it creditors. The New Yoih diihiation ii snoakiugly ambigUOih and^negatively de' anos the position of thelitis on thf bon I question, but amounts td Thfsf ind^gO1 thing more: "The bonds mast b«fflid act cording to the letter and spirit.of the law^ under which they were issued.'^

It required forty-eight hours of terri* ble travail for the Committee to be deliv4 ered of that plank, snd when tbe poordeformed thing a at last brought to li^|h| and wo look to it for a fMlIgfttiaA tgf th4

P«ndletonian dream of nnKaiited (NSBH backs, what do We behold TV'e' AM itn$ sentiment of the correepondiiqg scctioa of the Chicsgo Platform of 1868, twisM: cramped, rigged out in most ahabby^vfe' biage, but still the same sentiment: "We •must pay the bonds according to the letter and spirit qf th* laws und«r %ahkh .tkty were issued, ice musV te just to the 4eg£holders, ics mmtt ktep fttith witM&* *bdnded aristocracy:* UMb W*f o^ tba

Western Democracy which waa to jBoootapiish such miracles for the poor man in

the

tba it**

of Vanderburgh:

Mt«rrible

?fwk

PORT PILLOW

rlfirt!

sst

•th THB New foflt Timesy

$^psct tnA as

used to delude the ignorant And t^oug it-| "'less. Democrats whose coffers are stuf BS with bonds have lent their inftnafajee jto help on the clamor. Having faith in (he integrity of a majority- of peqp knowing that repudiation a -qrime 'too foul to be perpetrated by an intelligent people, but designing td' Wafeo Msbpi-* tal among the ignorant and debased^thi se men have locked their piles

bond's in

their strong boxes and gone down ii to the byways and alleys to try to pa ce votes by the cry of ''bondholders mrt plowholders." "When the Chicago pli t-

form was put forth it Was greeted by yell of simulated rage from the itidii actors in the great Democratic faroe^ has been distorted in gverf1 %hape that would help to carry on th^r scurvy work of duplicity and deceit./

r#?ovi«e

that thay ahall

combi-

L!E.

BXFUBUCAHS will bear in mind the

Thursday MoralBg, J«U •». »,H«Wettiig of tie Grant Club at the Old Court House on Saturday evening. There good reaaon for further delay in the active prosecution of the

Co%v«xtion, the fact that

it is largely composed of the worst class of unrepentant rebels, and that the leadf ing opponents of the war for the suppresgained ton as leaders in. tws national leur.

J*®1.

•f Decater.

[en in t^is. "f si

Caancil ©^"'the Democracy should

coBTine* all whoi sincarely love their country, and perpetuity of its inititntinni) that the only safety of that country and those institutions Will be found in keeping tho control of the Government in the hands of the party that saved it.

Ih» fact that to-day in hundreds of SodlltiBhtte "De4n»orag?" bas sway, the life of a Union man is in constant peril, should adinon wotlced or -ptiyei for jljjj mnron fff itttf Union armies, that their victory is far from complete, and thibwe^'tt^^y which madethe war wid Which still keeps alive the spirit the rebellion, to gain possession of the Government, there would be no foot |md in any Southern State on which

Union man could live. Everything that makes life valuable to f4tfcan at stafee^n this fail" "the lost cause will be exalted over the cause of the *Jnijn- fflfe g^'i»ill beipleftrted by the party in power before "the blue the rebel soldiers—headed by such men as

FORREST, the pet and idol

of the New York Convention—will ddmi nate over "the boys in blue to have bean a soldier in the Union army will be

aod bars will be a proud distinction These, we sincerely believe, are but a few l! if ttf* ttAngr lhit'- "#5H actnilly com^ to pass if the Democracy triumph in this campaign, and any candid man who will study the history of the last three years and mark the strides the Democracy have made towards the proscription ofthe

Union soldiers and the elevation and pre* fonusifefK re^si*n ot4oabt guit our

^recuctions arewe

_Tjj^«^|jtr»nnipn?

'there any^»nger:thM they may carry the ^Iat^na^cPgg|rt|T|l«9tion :If: Republi -CBUS

do their duty, no. If Republicans remain in the present state of apathythere is everything to fear and but little to hope for. It is indeed time to go to work in earnest. We have tho means, in honest Union votes, to carry our county, State and National elections. Shall we do.it? If..so let us begin the work at

f?f

Saturday, in-

f^^iM»)heclaira8}Inl by &e, of the Varioua candtftlt&ifor the Democratic Presi-

(0||^^m^pudpiaoKis

that of

Freeduen'si Commis-

""T "t^bofi'tbat of'% foremost

.J^der^ fee,Republican party ever since it^^oiujdaUbh." '-One of AUDRBW JOHWfeotf, claims is "the succoss aud placidity of his administration another, is, ''his pugnacious antagonism to everything another, his ''vetoes and last, "the assurance that with him we have four years pleasant as the past four." Governor i«?ki* PfMli fusal to*be a candidate.-'' Mr, FBANK BLAIR'S

firat!6I^m''is.|u&services

as a General in the late war," and second, "his metrterBfcifJn the BLAIR family." $&C$fci AVs "drst claim is"his millitary rWord^and the Times says it would mention his long residence abroad as one of his claims, only that his nomination would necessitate his return. The claims of divers and sundry others-are dismissed as "»o numero^,4hatrtt^y are capable of

except from, the

ojperations ofnis Amnesty Proclamation his good ftiAtts J*yjP*R80N DAVIS and PimpAra? If^ither of them is much, worse than many, who by this great etfgrity, he has made pure and lamblike. i^becci^iofIhB fitilfBg so prevalent in hi* milfd, and which has frequently jgHfe^oWpdifeiflpirit, in the inquiry, "If treason isaoriaae^aught it to be made 3ddMis?"foi@irtai!iiSg Mottght to bamade odious, and the only method remaining by ^biqh to bfing it into contempt is poiift^o ttve two great malefactors wh by an exercise of executive tyranny, are deprived, of the favor shown to men equally as bajl. And these two men, out of the hundreds of' thousands of traitors

He lTnimfeSt&t«ia|.areimade the scapegoats of tb^^ebellion "sti',*!

TH&Republicans of Missouri will hold thei^gpsp^Bnli.qp fjgr thft nomin»tion of M**°a vJity, oh Ine Tetli instant. In 1866 our l^jo^lty ^ne. yairisww^hing more than twenty tKitttUnd." It'fe thought we shall do'itilfi better this year. The State has of peace been favored W^itf IlB^ee ithmi^rMiMi (Torn the Bast. So long as slavertexisted witbin its bor» djsni^ a^^ii|iflJi^jSttfrprise and indUstar^ bot the jren^dy»l Of that barrier was the beginning of a new order of

v-j .»

toJMi

.. 1 i—

*iCss Americans in Ifondon celebrated mm**' of July by a dinner at the Hotel. Mr.

MORAN,

Charge

dlAifsirai prasHr1 ic«»^JwwfAlUr9^qnrtb.by a public dinnef, -]Be 3^

rr**1*«B^ or tbiBiSb«b^ delegates to New "Sork-mm to get pledge firoim

stewtttm, oaight «s,w^l take the "mil ToT w^de^4fl' qbec'auso the deed

•»sMr-rr "'i-:

most get DE

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The Issue Made Up

The platform the Democratic composed of gli fling and cowardly'evaafees, ggd revolutionary copperheadism, combin in proportions as nearly equal as the nature of the conclave would allow. The leading features are the resolutions on the public debt and the reconstruction of tbe rebel States. A sop is thrown to Pendfeton's friends by the resolutions declaring

JOB DY ME RESOIUWUIUI UWUUUIG 7

lence .is observed on the more important qiMBtion ah to hoW gre* nbaclts Are |o obtained for paying rt. Ar resdotibn that the Government may pay its bonded debt with a currency debt, is and |aai| be inoperative, unless aome means beyond the usual receipts from/ taxation are devised for securing the amount of currency demanded to liquidate the bonded' debt* Belmont and his associate bondholders of the Convention manifestly regarded this I 'reenbacks resolution as of no cvnsetyience the absence of an apprqval ot^tM schBre t»usae greenbacks trim the Qov ermnent printing _pressea wherewith to p«y the bonds,. QChay made no opposition to this feature of the platform, bat |)ent all their energies, to defeat Mr. Pendleton, who was. understood to favor the issue of a l^rge addition to the greenback cur rency.

On the question of reconstruction! ftne resolutions give so doubtful voice. They declare, in effect, that every, Stat* thus far restored to the Union and to Representation in Congress shall be thrust out. a^d that a reorganization shall be had in whivh- ti)e rebel element shall alone be per nitted to exercise political power. The issue is plainly cnad^i ftnd it is tot the people to^datermine whether a class despotism

r.sh^l agsft

throtigfebi#

ib§ established

utb'e

South1 whether States

already represented in tli?'' Senate and HousB'of Reprp«e:utative9 shall be thrust out whether' S^hators''dtfly admitted tinder thd constitutional authority of the Senate to determine the election and qualifications of its own members, shall be expelled in violation of the Constitution, to m^fce places- for men who will represent oiil/the rebel element of the South whether the country shall enter upon s»notber struggle^- lasting perhaps for years, over the manner of restoring the States formerly in rebellion to' their proper: relations with the Union, and in ifina whether'the destinies of that important part of the nation shall be subjected' to the absolute and unchecked domination ofthe men who led the rebellion, If this is to be dotte it matters little ^hat resolves, may bead opted about the publifr debl, for" inHhe convulsions that would inevitably follow a policy so revolution ary, the pr^jsnt^de^t would most likply De sunk under another of equal magni •tude, neither of which"Could ever be paid, r. fftecRepublican'party and its noble leaders say,*,"let us havIS peace the Ddm ocratic Convention declares for turmoiFSnd ciViAvarj-or the uhcdnditiOn al restoration to power of the authors of the rebellion. This is the chief of the "living issues", of which we have lately beard so mucAfrom the Jeadsrs and prgans of the Demociratic jparty. "It is plain lenough to be understeod by-SVery voter mnd it is for theiVoters-of the'XTftitec States to say WhetBer we shall have peace, by the election oi .Grant, of- a Copper head victory a,nd anything but peace,

Ind.J^rnaU^ i... -I..... 7-"^ ""u Mr Slierman's fiold Bill.

Mr. Hawkins Tayjbt Wtites ns eTcprbs singthe fear''that if Sfthktbr 'Sherm'ah's biU! authorizing cohtrnctsKhereaftor made to bo payable in gold should pass it will be used by money lenders as a means of collecting principal and interest in gold upon loans made in greenbacks, thusevai ding the usury lsiw* altogether and subjecting the borrowing and debtor classes to onerous oppression at the hands of the money-lenders. We have never believed that the rate of interest obtainable on loans of mpney is affected by the usury laws in any other way than to increase it. The price chargeable for the use of money depends, like the price of any other commodiy, upon the ratio of demand to supply. It would do so if all usury laws were abolished' and the legal tender law wholly repealed. Indeed, usury laws, by increasing the risk at which the lender loans his money, cause him to charge a higher price when the market rates are above tho rates allowed by the law. We do not suppose it is the intent or effect of Mr. Sherman's bill to repeal or collide with the ufiury laws in any mUnher. If it would authorize a principal loaned in greenbacks to be collected in gold, even by agreement, it should be so amended as to prevent such a perversion of its .object. All that is needed is a law whereby loans of gold may be payable in gold. Such a law will gradually restore gold to circulation, add both to the volume and security of our currency, and effect unqualified goodAre there any stricklera for a greenbadk currency so infatuated as to object to the passage of a law that loans made in gold may, be colleoted in greenbacks ?—New York 'Tribune. {inl rrzrrr

The WaslS^loS" "Star aiysT^ -1"1 "Mr. LeutTW has at his studio, on the corner ffi^Kw^l^iWWto,! the. study for a new picture, which promises to be, when cdmpletedj "both interesting as a work of art rad valtiaWe a# a historical reminder. It represents General Sutter, the. California pioneer, welcoming at eventide, a party of weary and travel* worn «migrantas at his famous fend bos-

pomra bare wsxea. Bcstatic over the li&t words can £iy bo idsa af tj|)»^»-il youwntto realize what tropical fragrance really is, you worn -esmgranms at nis iamous ana amr

TVE nr^Vo." Jit»ble rwche, where Sacramento now

The

thenew b|«diterchief, ttniferm, tte «mbo£meat which itrstfi ^cmcentra-1 «f«ir*ntany ehivairy *nd good aheer, -e-sil while hie sOebefbit (which nSgttt flttingted? ft6ia

ly be termed the starting poin sifiic coast), ir various beloc^ id middle disUnCr _._ice picturesque nnd ingr^The^picrSe is full of suggests and memories."

"YOUB LOTION has cured the most ob--atis'ftte Isasi j^'chr«nie tktor U«t Mbaffled the medical skill of hundreds," writes

Plifaafc o£ ,ejar*»don,

lawrul money that is, greenbacks, except abont Palmer'e Lotion. where s£«eiflca% payable in coin bat BI-

gists

ft ex\ ill 'iiVil JC* iit J"?

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THS PXARLX QATXa.—Pure white teeth and a sweet breath, issuing like per* fume from the rose,through a pair of lbve* ly lips, are as 3hakespeare says, "an ex" cellent tbihg in1 #6manrr To keep the "pearly gates" of she mouth always spot-» less, aiwl the breath nlways fragrant, is only necessary to use tbe SozofcoNT daily.

"BpAtrtDiHo's Grcs" always uc to the stickingpoint st, m-if 3fiieoqq

PhaUn'H Paphian Lotion ftr BeautlfyiBg t»» sit* aa« COIFIKXIOM •MMVCS all £BUPTlt!fli mciua. FIMFLK8,

MOTS unvau, TA*.iU„ aa« leadsn lUimMVI, riih aa« 1I.00MWG. Fer UDIBS fi deltliSKBI it Is iavalaaWf. vor WWTMUBtW alter

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Wliat,ixtists a]p£ J|jOtl^gvjtt''' A,.^oston letter, says a y$ "Mr.. Thom-isHil?, of Boston, is at work ott small Canvasses, mainly costly viewi, on otdscs. His large picture of the To Semite Valley is to remain on exhibition here all summer. It wi.ll then go to New York for one month only, and will then a a "Mr. Brftckeitrtbe distniguish^d painter ofcfish, whowas'lately so highly complimented the London Art'Jortpfial as the thebest artist in his specialty in tbe world, is just sending his first pictures to Chicago for Western, iad mj ration. "liariip Millotord, -the sculptor, is at work on a bust of Hon. Isaac Rich, a leading Boston merchant, for -Portsmouth College. He is also executing a' bust of Wendell Phillips, and a statue of Governor Andrew, which is to compete for. thb hiche in the State House,. already designated for a portrait statue of our war Governor. "Mr. Brackettl, the Sculptor, is engaged on a bust of miss Anna Dickinson. "Mr. Whitney has hit upon anew subject lor art in a bust of 'Man Without a Country,' in Mr. Edward Hale's famous story of that title, which is on exhibition in oneof our galleries. "Mr. George L. Brown is busy with four pictures ordered from Chicago, and with his large view o£. Naples* with Mount Vesuvius in eruption. "Mr. Virgil Williams, who. I fancy, is not so widely known in the "West as his reputation deserves, and who is acknowledged to §e. qurtAnest^wj^^rih-Jiia pe cuuar line of figure pieces, is completing a lar^fpfctufaJhan Jaf4i Wont-, to undertake, representing an Italian woman with fruit ophertead* "Mr/ Cnarles B. Ruse haa just returned from Europe after a three years' sojourn, and Will probably set up a studio in Boston to pi3ht from his studies In Italy %nd Switzerland. The samo steamer brought Mtf Alexander, an Atnerican artiflt wnb ha* become a stranger in his own lyid by an„absence j|-tyelYB years ormorS6—

Ji bsst^vai IUKl"iV .jjf} lo nfiijuii 13v» litevr.Jl

GSilki,GRAIN

RO and TAPFETTA for Sacqtt^g, at 10W rfttOES. W a E & O S f,

ibal

XT OOP SKIRTS, NEW STYIiES JULjnst receijed, and will be sold Irn than cost of lab jr to make.

W.S. RYCE&CO wc

RYCE CO.

LAND ACCNCY. .03 fXif VU I fcD? !•.:

W If. HICK COX. B. P. SCOTT. «EO. Cl

HIOKOOX & CO.,

REM. (STATU BBOKKRS

No. SP OUo Htree

Convey anceing Car a fully Done

Abstracts of Title furnished, Loans ne gotiated and Money invested. ii A O

igi.i -I-' J-: '-«•«$ ii?""15 5

n: -H FOB BALE.

Desirable residence on 9on(h Market Street Over acres of ground, well set with fruit and shrubbery, trice, $7,000 terms favorable,

New frame bonse. and lot, 90x300 feet, on Straw berry Hill. Very cheap. r''"Ji

Tws lots in Dean's Addition Very cheap'/

Five acres, east of Flegaa'a Garden.

«00 aores, S mllee east, known as the "riuaiei Farm," all fenced, w»ll improved good meadow woods past are and SDB timber. A flret-elas farm.

10 Baildirig Lots, adjoining the city, northeas, —good stee—low price and fsvcrabls terms.

Honse and lot, on 1st street, north of Clark Honse—S rooms, cistern, large stable, Ac, Ptic* 81,200. Termssasy. ,,

Torre

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tbe forft.

Mortgage and Notes $6,C(K)—at a big discoLnt

Forty teres 3% mile* eontheast of town—24 acres n: ou Itivatien, balance Sne timber, ..Very cheap.

i?*rt ?«H' pt-odt

Real JEsta^ Colnmu

HENDRICH & LANGE,

Office over First National Bank, S. E. Corner of Fourth and Main Streets,

Jlaate, CfeiT-i WCil O

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Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated, and Meney .invested.

FOBfliLE.

CITY mOMETY.

Vor^r Iiotala UatoakAdMoti to Terra Hante Honse and lot, east Oblo street, Honse and lot, in KcUnrraln'a Addltition, Honse and lot la 8|H«Y^satfMDa on 6th street, KHonse and lot In ISM'S Addition on Sth street, JBmiuII

lotoa Poplar, between 6th and 7th

atreets, Honse and lot on Korth Bth, between Ohsnnt and Linton streete. -£??£'u "m W

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MSG BKAHCH, 'S. It J. WOOLHAN STOKES & CO Prop'rs. OSIY TWO HOURS from New York, threo from Philadelphia. Four trains daily.

Sine snrf bathing. The CONTINENTAL is witbin hundred yard* of tho beach, uot dlttaac* ftomdepots. Largrst Ilotsl in ths world. AU ,'te modorn conTenlraces. Accomnoilatss one

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Medical Illumination!

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LKTTEB

A new mothod of copying letters,

without ei pteaa or water, thereby paving time, labor and expense. Full directions accompany oich boooh. It recommends Itself wherever shown, and fills a iong-fet want, being adapted to merchants lawyers, doctors, cuditncrclal traveleis, ministers, authors, mechanics, farmers and others. Fries S2.«5 and upwards, which brings It withhi the reach sf all. Send for terms, with deseriptire clrcalan, testimoni*lP, references, Ac. We want an energetic, Intelligent agent in every county. Address 1*. GABKETT CO,, No. 70i Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa., or No. 123 8. Clark St., Chioaga, 111.

WATTTED. something new. Kvery

family it,

FIITVANIR

FLUID.

Every Saw that leaves,our Fastury is Oil Temp ered and Patent Gronod,

perfrcHy

A WATCH,.PUQE

Sn.VFa PI.ATIKQ

Becoived proinium at Paris Exposition. Send COeta. fur sample. HAHIUS i- Co., 32 North 6th St., Philadeliihlft,.P!v.

Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang and Cross Cut •S A "W S

tru» and oven

and ad- of uniform temper by onr patent temp erlug procoBS, .. .- riVT. ..O -'i ir -. stii-i-.s.i"

tirfj

MPPENiOTT & BAKEWELL'S PATENT GROUND, PATENT TEMPEB-

LIPFENOOTT &CO,S

sxtiiicn

.,u WARRANTED

rra

AST STEEL SAWS,

"r til

S r- IiitlO lo *J A E S rhapc,, A8 f.Jod as the lijBt. TLe

U'mo"."-1

.99t010fflcO

POINTS aaki SHETLAND SB»HI, CHSAP.

WANTED, AGESiTS.-S5r.&T

erywhere, male and female, to introduce the OKNOINE IMPBOVED COMMONSENSK FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Thin Machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, qnllt, coid, bind, braid, and embroider In a most superior manner. Price only $18. Fully warranted for Ave years. We will pay 81,000 for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam than oursi It nakes the "Klaatic Lock Stitch." Every second stitch can be cut, and stilljthe cloth cannot bo pulled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from 876 to i200 par month and e^ peuses, or a coramissioa from Which twice that amount can be made. Addrtdi 5EC0MB A 00^ Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Mass.

Cautlou.—Do not be imposed upon hy othor parties palming off worthless cast-iron machines, under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and really pract^ral marhine menu facturod.

fkO YOU WONDER how wo can sell thousands or Shawls, Bed Blankets, Boots, Shoes, Silk Dress Patterns, Sheeting, Shirtings by tho Web, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plated tiard and Gi»s:a-ftro, and giro a choire in 300 articles of elegance and ntillfy for ONE DOLLAR cach article? Sond tor a circular. Agents wanted.-— Address O. T. MEdEiVii AC

can bsf und in tb3 fact tlat tb» immense bmi. ness wobavo buiit up has mdnoed a multitude of 8mII. cONfiENS to imltale our club system, and some by a ivertislngtbe preeentj th»y will giv«to agen's.netk, uniu^cefEGuliy, to divert me of cui business t» thems'Ivef. We mxko Ibis announcemeut simply ro inform the publio that it Will fir tbair interest to patioaiie rut bouie, asw etiil couticu* to

PFDQ IFL CFLJ|0,

iiO-@

•3^q

£H! Qltt,'U" (Colbnrn's Patent)

:f'

.1"

M! 362

Catftfrit W oxouUeil. JFe gnar«uty they will cnt 2iper cent, wore than common Axes, with le^i labor to tho chopper.

Send for circular and prices to IiIPPINCOTT BAKeweiX, Pittsbm^b, Pa., Hole Manufacturers. Tore sale by principal Hardware Dealers.

J.,

Licensed Bro

kers, 65 Sndbury Street, floiton, Mass.

5»!

Proof of out rStsitemest that wc bare made

A OOMPLKIE REVOLUTION IN TRADE, 5|

GIVE BIITKB GOODS AUD

GEE AT KB INDUCEMENTS TO AQSSTS THAK ANT OTHEFT C0NCIBR IN THE ECSISESS.

We s^llevery deicrlption ofDKV AND FANCT: G00D3.PLATE O WABE.JE WEL BYWAT0 ABS, BEWING MACilXNEri,is., Ac., tar tho uniform price of

ONE DOLLAR.

CIBCULAB3

ANT ATOBTES TBSE.

SIST TO

PABKKR CO.,

Hon. 98 and 100 Kammer st., Boston,

—OF—

MY tiOOES, CAOPETINGS,

BOOTS AND SHOES, SILT EH PLATE J) WARE o- -n

or ALL

KlNPa'

ONE DOLLAR

7 5

tJ M: S,

And"'a variety of valuable and inefal articles tor Bale al

ARTICLE.

check describing an article selected from onr Stock fursaeat ONE DOLLAR, will besenton the receipt of TIIEF.R CENTS to pay postage.

No charge for Schedules or Checks made at this Establishment.

Send fcr Circulars, as this is the most liberal sale of the kind in tbe co mtry. Address ., FAMHAM & CO.,

TO THE LADIES, WE are agents for over OK£ HUNDRED FOE* elgn and Domestla Manufacturers, and are pr»bared to furnish the whole country with DBT

FANCY GOODS, SILKS, SHAWLS, JEWEL

r. 8ILVSB

WABE, PIANOS,

CHINES,

8KWING

Ac., Ac. at tbannlform price of

One Dollar for Each Article.

Bend your Club of 10 and upwards, for descriptive checks, showing what article can be obtained for One Dollar, with 10 cents for each check.

Circulars Sent Free. Preeanta ^rorth from S3 to SM0 sept free of charge to agent* sending clubs.

igtnu Wanted in ewry Town. CUSHMAJS' dt CO. 10 Arcb

Mass,

KNTt.

porifles th* blood, liiTigoratea the systaa, posies. DM

gnat Muiiklai and MrengtliaBiiig power, en•Mestbootomeh to dtfMt the haartiest food, makes sleep rafNahtng, and eetablishee robust br« andCkewen

-yALCAM MOW TOB THS V.ANOF TI* KH«BT FBSNCH BBASDUB, and all other Itiqnors, Wisee, Cordials and Bitters, (no Mckhiit -te^vlred,) will beeent to any part remitting a cbecc or poetoffico money order or f6 to tbe address ol 6. W. JACKSON" A CO., Baltimore, Md.

THE SUCCESS

or Ike ONI BOiiAB IAIK a KcvoiHtloa la tun.

WILAB,

Furnish Manntform price of ONI DOLmelt articles as are used by every family, at a lew HieathaB the/ are sold by any wholesale darter la Haw Xoik or Boaton.

Ageat* waatSdto ob^perate with ns in carry, ing ont a plan which meets ths Wants of the million, and In the disposal of a large and nried stock of Dry and Faney Qoeds. ftttrec Plated Ware, Watches, Carpeting!, Ac. Oni1 terms to Aganu are superior to those of any'other firm, as onr Circular will show- These nittlng Up clubs can secure a pii«e of 8heeUng, watch. Silk Dress, Shawl, Sewing Machine, Ae., Ac.,

Free of Cost, A check -describing an article te be eold far a Dollar, lOcts. SO for S3 41 for Hi 60 for $C 100 for •W.-eeat by math 8snd money by Be Is tered Letter. Circulars mailed free to anyaddresa. Agouti wauted everywhere. Address •AUIS rLVIUUK, 34 Hanover Bmlea, laM.

WB ARE COMING.

And will present

JOHK

VANPRBPONI,,

No.

For a Clnb

For cinb oflOO, fio,—One of the fol lowing artiies, viz: tiOyars snferior qualityei' tra width Urctlag «yards double width ooat ing or coating 2 large, fine, bleached linen table covers, with 1 dor- larn sized dinner napkins to jatch 2fi-yards fpMuid hemp carpeting, good colors nba quantity Mack or alpaca dress pat' terns tfilr _genVs,, calf hoots, best qual It in d09|. ivofyl castor, box an

J, A. W.

Jarliftt

health, Bmtfort and

Price jfitty Cents, poet tree'

SHEETING, SILK

DBKSS PATTKRN8, Ac.,

ased patent lever witch one StMl bladed knives and forks

flete

single barret shot guffT Bacon's iSvolver jjMatr superior white wool

blankets nice fur nutatid sape sivler plated

engraved Ice pitcher,, with salver 1% yards all wool fancy casslmere,for suit ono docen Rogers' best sllTer plattd fteks common senss sewing anil, embroidering machine two heavy honey coinbiJmlU splendid family Bible, record and pbotogrftphpage. For larger dntaa the wnltie inrreaaes in Iks aasne ratio.

Catalegoo of ^oodfTand Baaplo sent to any address rack Send .money" by registered letter. AddreteaH orders to

Alien, Hawes

JONXS.

JUNES

JOT

Tobacc*.—

l«at~«ppTtzer. "Tt

treatise on tbe

Fears

Ourtd.

iajiutea# effects of Tobaoco, with Usts of reference testimonials, Ac., mi* ran:. Agents wanted. Address Da. T. B. ABBOTT, J«n«y City. Ke^

anjr person stud-

Ing ns Clab In onr Or eat ONE DOLLAR 8ALK OF

Dry and Fancy Goods,

Ac.,

of* Cost!

NOW DOUBLE 0UB RATES

OF PBEHirHS.

Oar Friends will readily notice our Pre9antBfot 30 and 60 'Clubs are now mora tbin equal in valne to Cluba in value to Clubs of 60 and 100 respectively of other firms. 1

rrsii

tSF Please Examine! Any person ordering either of the Clubs mentioned below, :anhave their selection of Pramlams enumerated, corresponding to the siieof the Clnb, FRKB OF ONE DOLLAR

SO,

lowing articles, yiz: iWfSMg akCCtllgt Delaine dress pattern fancy colored bed spread }00 view Tnrkey. moroceo album striped 'cashmere dolalue drosS pattern honey- «omb quilt all wool square shawl Mt solid gold bosom stnds all wool fatMsy Okshmere- pants and -met pattern gent's hair guard chain Abl dtitmmlngs silver plated

iPg

Cf-q 1!sh4

imb:

IT 'silver plated 6' bottle revolv-

chased butter-dial castor, op feet set «n|i«rlor steeled bladed jrMstel promei

knives and. forts wont dies^foaggold'platcd-clialn ladles' gold double ring MW/ wiiM solid gold ring

Shawl la-

A Co.,

tan

Wholesale Dealers in Dry and fancy Goods, Cutlery, Plated Wan, Albums, Leather Goods, A A

GBOCER

JnnjnisT^ "i-_

AKD

•.V ,01

.0'

PROVISION STORE

"F. JO. MOLLOY, DEASEB IN

Groceries and Provision^

Xo. 9 4th stmt, oai iloor south of the Post Office, Torrp-Haute, Indiana.

The undersigned has Jost opened at the above stand, aflrst-cTass Tamily Grocery and Provisioa a tore, with )arg« and well selected stock of new and fresh articles suitable for every day use in families, to which he calls tbe attention of his friends and tbe public generally.

Goods delivered to aay part of the city frree of charge. Iligbtst cash prlco said Tor Country Produce.

Ladies Take Particular notice.

REAL

from

E A S A E

PILLS.

mmu fiiAU

WARRANTED FRENCH.

mHS8« PILLS, so oslebrated nany years ago I In Paris, for the relief of female irregularties, and afterwards so'noterions tor their criminal employment in the practice of abortion, are now offered for salerfor ths Brst time In America. They have been kept la'comparative obscurity,

the fact that the originator Pr. Velpeau, is a physician In Paris, of great wealth and strict soBsciebtioas principles, and has withheld them from general use, lest they should be employed for unlawful purposes. In overcoming femaleobitructlons, they seem to be truly omnipotent, bursting open the flood gates from whatever cause may .have stopped them but they are .ofiered to the public only for legitimate use, and all agents are forbidden to sell tbem when it Is understood that the object is unlawful.

Ladies eaa pot a red box, sealed from the ey of tbe curious, by enclosing one dollar, and six postage stamps to Hf. W, MACOMBKR, General Agent for the United^ States and Oanadas, at AIbanv, N. T., or to any authorised Agent. Sold by all Druggists in Terr« TTaute. o7dwly

MANUFACTURERS.

PATRONIZE

HOME MANU-

TAOTCBK3.

We have on hand* One stock of Sash, Doors and Blinds, ol our owu manufacture, which we will Sell at a very small advance on st. We Warrant our Work to be Miperlor to any aver before offered In this market.

lying oi us will furnish employment to your tjechanics, aqd at the same time

own

No. 21 Frlentl St.,Boston,Mass.

Benefit Yonrselres as we warrant all our work. We also keep On hand, and manufacture to order, Window and Door frames, Mouldings and every variety of Finishing Lumber nsel in build* IDE

CLrPT St WILUAH8. P&Al&ltC ClTt PLAtitNQ Ml 1,1,3. felOdtf

OMNIBUS LINE.

C•

OMNIBUS

AlfipJCAOKLXn.

W1U attend to Oltyjand alW «sM*e* city with care and dlatwtah

grains leaving the la any psrt of ths attte*«t.OaM,at wtt be

Eava opened, on Ithe Public Square, (room formerly occupied by Mr. Q. Foster Smith's Stove Store.

HAWffir^HMAKAr

An Establishment lor tbe sale, a^ f"

Wholesale and Retail)

_E—-exoi

A I N I

I1PLEHENTS

EXCLUSIYEL Y,

Ana intend haTingthe latgest and most1 complete Stock of

-FOR- sB (I' Sci.i .et.

F.4 RHKRN'-ITME

Ever offered in this market.

Russel Reaper and M6Wer.

Massillon (Russel) Thresher

JOtfES A

maylldw6m

Our inducements during the past few years have been

iaige.

J. R.

($$.)—One of the fol

Solid

black wabu^ .wflfkt/hos or writing deek extra quality balmoralsUrt eet Jewelry, sleeve buttons to natth tlbnn anf bow gent's cardigan jacket spMdlA*lMty st«, ivory trimmings superior Tnrkey morocco shovplng bag ladles' high cut balmoral boots.

For aaabefW (90.)—One of the following articles, v£t: 40 far«b bleafbeAIor browa sheetliw: fiaAc^ colored ai aved 3 _" patter-, —-v., cy colored bed spreads pair gent's calf boots 4 yards farmBrs*?g()Dd'Wool frooklng fancy cashmere plaid dress pattern b«slr quality tialmoral skirt rosewood,bras* alarm clook ladles' all wool cloak pattern?stiver.pi*ted cake or card basket fur muff OY cape ladies* fashionable wool doubleshawl splendid clasped family Bible 9x12 record page and engravings 3 yards double width water proof cloakitig set ivory handle knives, with silver-plated forks set silver forks, one sat of: lac? ^rtaipsi GSnmine Meerschaum

Bfacflt c^ colored alpaca dreee pattern

engraved, |ttwet$laed, 0 bettle revolting castor 3^yardsMMrlorOMhmere for pants and vest patteTt extra heavy honeycomb quilt two fen-

JONES.

Vegetable

HAIR RESTOR.aTIVE /Was iacid«d by lh^ N. U. State and fiow conctfd^d by the pufcllc to lo ths very best UicpBtati'aa for JlcstoriiMr I I Gray of fa.deJ Hair l« it% origiur.l color pr0m4rinplt« Growth, wodicatiu* Humors and Dandruft', and Tor Dressing an-1 13caatif\ing the Hair It is free lrom poisouous drag^, docs not stain the faiest fabric, an«t leATCS lhC jy^lpCLCASt the Hair mcu, and olusst:

BARRETT &

CO.,

Proprietory,

MA2fOH«SSTEK. H. H. ,'i

LORD su 11•joicago, Genera! North-West-ru Agents.

A..

A.VIH.Agents

For Children Teething. JThis valuable preparation has been used with NEVEK VAILING SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OF CASES.

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

Griping in the Bowel* and, Wind CaUe. We believe it the BEST and SUREST REMEDY IN THE "WORLD, in all cases of DYSENTERY and DIARRHOEA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or any other cause.

Full directions for using will accompany each bottle." Be sure and call for "MRS. "WTN9LOWH SOOTHING SYRUP," Having

the facsimile

of Ctrcns & PrRBtNS,"

on the outside wrapper. All others aro has® imitations.

DRY GOODS.

.a 50,000 ROLLS, IHa

t5 Trdttsl It,, Boston, Mass,

P.O.Box CV

it.

STAMPS

sft'i

-.S sjHfst'

WALL PAPERS -r Oi'

JUST RECEITKP, INCT.UDINQ :'f r.. *r

*. .nfi.isO

(IN NEW DESIGNS.

ntm,

rm s&je.

DEO ORATIONS^ ^.

ii-"Iti.IS GBBAT VABIFTY FOR

Private Dwellings.

Halls, Churches,

Lodges, Saloons, Ac. .n

We have decorations to suit tha taste of tbe most fastidious, as well as those requiring more display. Let .everybody .understand we Intend offering Inducements to USE WALL PAPER FBEELY, and do

away with white washing and

going with bare walls.

Vila

Nottingham Lace Ciirtains

rpBRRE HAUTE NOVELTY WORKS, BY

TITTMAN & CO.^

No. 10, South Fonrtk St., opposite Post Offlre,

Terre Haute, Ind. MODKIS, DXAWTJTQS axn Lronr MAcnmrHV RXATLT EXCCUTSD. •W Lefoucher's Breech-L iadlog Shot Gun also Tlt'tman's Brrech and Muzzle Loader mad* to order from new or old materials. 'Kami Bcpttrlig Promptly utciM to.

PLUMBING.

B. BUCKELL being a practical PL02CEEK, ana at the request of many friends bags to announce that be is now prepared to cute all orders In the above bslnes*,ltD connection lth his

House Painting and draining.

SHOP—On Oherry Street, between

and ith

BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A. lit ted up on the most approved prlnoiplw. ltepalrlnx promptly attended to. set8

^KCHITECT A BUILDER.

J. A. VBYDAGH.

Plans, 8peciflcatlons, Snperintendance, and De* tell Drawings furnished for every description ol Bnlldlngs.

Omoi—South east corner of ltain and Vifth B^ov» Donnelly's Drug Star*,

DRY COOD8.

aWITTIG&CO.,

73 MATH BTBCET. 1

OP!^STTI3 MOKSEIT8 BANK I vxsxwf rr1 *s

WE OFFIE

1 j&fiuili.n iKi3-5fCfdU

(OiW an I—"1— »tH «t

SUMMER GOODS

Fine Embroidered Handkerc'ts

At 8ocent« apitce. jt

''2

Fine 8eaU«i»pe(ll«awii Hand'kf

At 25 cents apiece,

jcjt -I* ri

iO 0

4 J-. •,!

Cotton Parasols, •.i«n.Silk Pwasols im

ELEGANT ANP CHEAP

CbaUieM, si)il DeL»iii«M

Lawns and Percales

for

Terre Haute. Ind. oovlIdw6m

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!! .T

dont

FAIL

TO PROCURE

MUSQUITO BARS,

A Large 8iock, bought cheap and sold cheap.

Ladles' and Children's Hose

conti and upwards.

GENTS' HALF HOSE,

Wl* "'18^ cents and upward*. vreV.

Ball

*'*l

Trimmings, ttuffllig^ tape

and Marseilles

ili

Trim*

inlnjrs, Bnttons, ,^

4 iud4

r9t

&iik

Hi*

New Styles and Great Variety. 14

liniMMi

A LARGE STOCK of STAPLES

Ta suit the times

€. H1TTIGA €«'»,

Next Door to Oavia' Drug Store

OR SALE.

r.j

rttttq »fi

.-'it

Mrs, Wiuslow's Soothing Syrp,

'ii^cuds

toi 0OTi*

isfe art} 11*4*0* -.u I-.- ».

—ami*

'tr*t

Ai-it

Expecting logo to ths Indian TarrHfct^, I offar for sale,, the.stcckot AL „.,-4 .... Trimmings* «dj

Buttonsf

^jmionsdnd Fancy Goqds. 1.5

3£^lb

tbs

I1**** and Fixtures ot ths

[. ,i THE BED BAZAAR i?

fL l49 Main Street. Id'j

iaia

A RARE CHANCE.

Ks7lnmn nch*$ihb odl ea«iosifj .. r.iedj w.-att""' ^"'-ibne^L baaie y.^fsimne tid[.x.stfcul emc .«"9sd- (. v.'i .Wii" iieH IX .^iatfcsielbav b^uo

HOUSE and LOT,

On North Sixth Street, seven rooms, Cellar, Pantry, China closet, Jltc. all lagogip, isps^

isi'

is A A

edi ymuiCI

tisJqm^sie »l*i

.t-a i|,.!

AL8°

uow 4*-'-l**

TWO LOTS,

On Soath Sd|itr««t, oppoaits I. Hftrtaocfc'a realdonee. waf

,#,1,

.. -j

I—

a THE ABOVI/—fiimclKa

WILL BE SOLD LOW

ABTD OK

FA VOBABLE TERMS. M. A. WALTER.

TMPORTED ,1 I

:,zCr

SATINS, GROUNDS,

-**~i :a*A

WlneRahdlil^aArs,

/.i

islino^—aJotansiM

CONSISTING IN PART Oftrwii/

Rhine and flfosel^ Wines,

BORDEAUX CitAjlETS,

Lisbon and Burgundy Port and Sherry Wine,

i,„,.

-airtl1

/O.

W. S. RYOE & CO.T

OOQNAO BRANDY, HOLLANDl GIN,

All strictly PUKE and ot theBE^T qualities, at

G. WEISS' & C0'S,S*w

.fS'*' Slain Street,

1 Between 3d and 4th Sta., e!»ii Jel8d3m Terre Haute, Indiana.

TERRE HAUT0

tmmma €ollkgk, Corner Main and, 6th Htreeta, [OV*K TtJKIL, RTPLKT CO.J

ENTRANCE FROM FIFTH BJREZT, Is the oldest and most reliable Institution of the Und in the State. Instruction given In all the tranches pertaining to a thorough Business Idaoatlon. inch as JOOK-hKSFilW. PBIfMAJiSHIP, MKfAXTlLK

CAit'lllATIiUIS, «tV

A Schciarship in this Collage good for LifeH jivini the Student tbe privilege of Bevlewing

It Pleasure, Freeof Charge.

A few Pupils will be admitted, in Arithmetic ind Penmanship, at fi.OO per month. NO VACATIONS. hjv

For further lnforaattoa, eall and 'M? Tte^' School. Send for College Paper. Ad areas, i? GARVIN A OWJRIf, mhlSdrf FKINCIPACiP

___. lopiBrr or HAUIA«I^-A

N*w OOVMC or troruau, as delivered at th» New fork Uueeam of Anatomy, embrMinc thef suhjeots: Sow to Lire and What' to ^ive for£ Touth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Oenerl*. llyBeviewed. The Cause of Indlgsrtlon: rieto lnce aad Hervooa Dissaits. acooasated for Mariage Philosophically Co«sUan4|._Afl^,£ooket olumes containing, th«*« Eacntfss will be fSr warded ea rafltfyt o# foaratMMW 1/ **iqe»la» 8x0*7 Nrw Tosx Mmpk W»HsIway, New York. marlMly