Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 July 1868 — Page 3

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THE NUPTIAL ALTAR KSSaj* lor loans Meil,ou tlie irrors, A4u«es, a Diseases, which craate impediments to EABRIACIC, with tho liuuiano view of treatment and i-nra, SODt by mail in sealed letter envelopes, frer, of chir^e. AddriMK HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa. may20dw3m

Ladies can receive a box ot' Dr

lpar.'a Pills by mall scaled from theeyos of the cblic, onclosiag one dollar and six postage tamps to M. W. Macombor, General igont for the United States and Canadas, at j^Ywln?

THE

NATIONAL TRUST CO. or IDE CITT or NEW YORE,

3 3 6 O A W A

Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS CHABTEBED BY THE STATIC. DABIDS K.WARSAW, Pres't. JAB. MEBBUI, Sec'y.

Receives Deposits and allows FOUR FEB CENT INTKBE3T on all Daily Balances, sub,act to Chfsk at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six Months, or more, may bo made at five per cent. The Oapital ol ONE MILLION DOLLARS is divi ded among over MO .Shareholders, comprising inany gentlemen of large wealth and financial eiperionce.who ar«alse pprsoualiy liable t" depositors for all obligations of tbo Company to double the ameunt of their capitai stock.-. As the NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits lu large or*tn»ll amouals, and permit, them to be drawn as a whole or in' part by OHF.CK AT HIOBT md WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing inter est on AM. Diii.v BAI.ASOEB, parties throughout the country ran keep accounts in this Institution wi til special advantages of security, convenience _s»- jelTdwlim and pront

1802. IK47. fa 1802 the grandfather of Dr. Tobias iutroduce I tlii VENETIAN LINIMENT in England. It wasa success although the price wasaOulnea a bottle. His late Majesty William IV, used It for Chronic Rheumatism, and was entirely cured, aftor suffering for two years, his attending physicians bilug unable to effect a cure, and ho wrote a letter of thankn, which Jj now iu possession of my uncle, in I.tvarp ol. have offered £100 ste,.--Ung for that letter, but it was refused. In 1847 I put it out in the Ouited States, and now, in 18G8, the sale Is immense. Thousands of families are neyer Withont it. It i« safe and innocent to apply "eatlirnatly or take Internally. ITor '-'l

I have warranted it to cure the following complaints: Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Croup,Colic, Cramps. Vomiting and Hea sicknesstakenJateswUly, and Chronic Rheumatism,Cuts, BurnfrfcrnSes, Old Bores, Toothache, Frosttd rest, Swellings, Insect Stiugs, and pains lu the Chest, Back, or I.imbs, externally. It never fails, If used as directed for Cholera or Dysentery, It Is certain, If used when first attacked.No

oSfce trying it frill eter be*i»Uottt JfcSold by Druggists. Price, Flfly Cents and One Dollar. Dapot, 10 Park Place, N. Y,

Je17dwlm

I. ssf

ITCH I ITCH 1 ITCH I

H(.'HATCH I SCRATCH I SCKAT'JH

from 1ft to 48 hoars.

Whealon's Olntmeni cures The itch, -.Viieaton's Ointment euros salt Utieum. wbeaton'* ointment cures I'euer. tfbeston's Ointment oures Uaroer lift, rfbeaton's ointment cures «id Sores. Mbeaton'H ointment cures Kvery Ulna

OK KVKRY HUMOK LLKFF MAH1D. Price, 60 cents a bo* by mall, CO .cents. Address WKEK3 A POTTKB, No, 170 Washington Street, Boston, Mass: For sale by all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. 18,1807-Sia wdwly

CRISTADORO'S DYE,

Which in a twlnklicg

Prodnrrs the Most Encbanllnj Sbados of Color, from Brown to Black, Is consoquently a universal favorite, the morn especially as It

IMPROVES THE QCALIXI OP THE HAIR, Aod requires renewing lees frequently than any other.

Christadoro's Hair Preservative

Would you have Insurant glojsy tresses clustorlnir around your brows, like vine tendrils ronnd a parian ahaft. Purchase that celebrated and matchless preparation known throughout the fashionable world as CHBISTADOBO'S Hair Preservative and Beautifier. Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair Dressers. Manufactory No. 68 Maidon Lan«. Principal Depot No. 0 Astor ,i el7dwlm

Antlqnlty of Brandretb'n Pills. Age is not claimed an a merit, only as a sign of intrinsic worth.

The really useful article lives on with a strong vitality the poor one languishes for a time aud then goes .out easily.

BRANPBKTB'S PILI S areeven prescribed by great physicians when the bowels call loudly for help, became they nW.r fall to open aud re relief.

Hundreds of thousands would consider It a calamity if these safe family Pills could not be obtained. It has been officially settled tha more of BnANDBETit's I'iM.s are sold than all oth9r pills pot together. Merit sells them.

BaASomsTn's Pili.8possess qualities which restore every organ and fiber of the body to health, are purely vegetable and safe for every period of life. 1

Principal oflUe, Braudretli Honse, New York. •OI.OJTLAI.tllRJJOOraTS. ieifidwlm Mlfii B.B»AfcPBr.w.

Catarrh can be Cured!

HEADACHE—At once relieved. COLDS IN THE HEAD—Vanquished. DK A FNESH—Overcome. WF.AK EYES-Made Strong. A STUM A—Quickly enred. AUof thp above complaints ccminou to sufferlughmtfanlty, San be cored b# tha nWof th.wifl tDOwn remedy

KAF.RF.RN OEKJIAJi It nover fails to cure, is quick iu ita op^ratltfj »ndbeiugput up In neat metallc boxes, it never loses Its virtue. Haudreds of testimonials could tieshown to prove Its goodness, bnt It Ib needloss, for oDce being used It rapidly wins its way luto favor. F.trsale by alltrugglsts. Price, 3fi cents, ct send 50 cents to O. P. Seymonr A Co., Benton, dd rodiire a box by return mall.

1KA QBOVER, JR.,

J(feb28dly A (tent fbr the German Snufl.

A A N

O I N E

5 A I N S

E E A E I N

SWAP,

t) RvccEtaoa to W. HowanD MAWINQ, I No. 76 Cherry strret, hetwffn 3d ana 4th Sis., QLouse and Sign Painting* SVagou and Csrriajte Paintinp and Puper Ilangiug, doaein the best of style.

Good material used AU work vrarronted to give satisfaction. Give me call before^going elsewhere.

.T, f». MCDONALD, (SoccMsor to A. A. ARNOLD) DFA.LER IN

Books, Magazines, Papers,

gtntioiiery, Ac.,

Forr Orrto* LOUT TIBBB UATTTX, IND No*16dly Kar?

MATVHOiVD:

How Lost! How Restored

Ju't PMahed, atrthpe.. P, wj, crnt$.

A LECTURE OB TBTE NAtTTtAI, TREATia»nt, and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sex-

Debility, tad Impediment# t» MarrUye g#ncr»lly Nwroumm, Caniumptioa, Kpil«psyt and Physical Iucap»city, resulting from i?»H Abuse, Ac by Rost. ccLvaawriL, anthor of th* *'Or«on Book/1 cl Sufferers."

tior of the "Green Book

BOOB to Thousands

Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any tidrtts. rorrrxiD, on receipt of six wnt ,or *o fsttage stamps, tc CBA3. J. C. KLINi. & CO., 127 BonisJfe^oridleiaiB—HA.«se Altct-Jfc. OdftriMU* it «aat*.

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To these almost daily services may be added the less frequent but periodical ones of getting Bobby's and his brothers' hair cut, fittingythe boys at the tailois with new suits of clothes, and otherwise keeping them decent. The walking half the night with a squalling baby, and turning out of a warm bed in mid«winter to turn the key of a pantry down stairs, or to run after the doctor a mile away, are, of course, but the common duties of humanity, and are no doubt so willingly self-assumed that they are not to be set down among labors unjustly imposed by the wife upon the husband. They, however, should be taken into the estimate when calculating his proportion of domestic service.

Aftor an enumeration of the labors the woman shifts from herself to her partner, it would be difficult,to specify any work that is left for her to do beyond what, nature has provided so exclusively for her own share, that It is impossible to bo done vicariously by the most willing husband. It would be well for our dames to re-sume thoso duties now performed by men, but which evidently belong to their sphere. They would be executed by them not only with moro grace, but with more effectiveness. Woman, too, thus fully occupied with the details of domestic life, would have less reason to feel that

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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

Sare Time and Money.

If you hove anything to sell, If you have lost anything, If you have found, anything, If you have a house to rent, If you want to rent a hov*e, It you want boarding, It you want anything,

Tell Five Thousand People at once. —BY—

Advertising In the Daily Express*

Trials of Hnsbands.

From Uarper'c Weekly.] A husband in tha United Stains per forms a larger portion of the purely domestic function than the most aubordi nato benodiot of any European household If any master of thf house in England or Prance should venture to usurp some of those privileges of the mistress which are here not only willingly, hut thrust upon him, he will be soon sent adrift with dish cloth hanging to his coat tail. it is not surprising that an American wile should have as murb time to dress to gad about shopping and visiting, to spend the night at parties and balls, and to doze away the morning and still complain of ennui, wtien her obedient husband does so much of the work hich ought to be done by herself. He goes to market and begins each day with testing the age of fowl, and discussing with a market man the comparative mealiness of mercers and pinkeyes. His next visit i.c probably to the grocer, wbero he has to replenish the waning stock of domestic teas, coffees and sugar, and be careful not to forget the pickles, and a slice of citron to garnish the pudding. Again, hardly a day passes without a call upon the hardware, crockery and other shops, for there is sure to be either a new carver to be bought, some broken domestic ve?3el to bo replaced, a worn out butter boat to be refitted, or a decrepit tea-kettle to ne net on its legs again. His vicarious duties are not yet all performed. There is a new girl wanted, for Bridget has given notice to quit, because the work is too hard for her, as the miftress leaves all the indoor labor to her domestic drudge, as she does the out door to her marital one, who probably envies his fellow servant the privilege of leaving at will. The intelligence office is then to be visited by the hard worked husband, where out of a throng of half civilized Irish and German peasant women he is, according to order, to pick out a nice, willing, industrious, capable and respectable servant. "With the natural weakness of masculine human nature, he probably chosen the best looking, and of course, failing to satisfy the mistress of the household, who wants no such trollops, has to renew the attempt again and again.

'f-

ennui

which seeks relief in social dissipation. Husbands, also, we cannot but believe, would rise to a more elevated hight in the appreciation of the wives, if free from those household cares which belittlo as well as harrass the man, while they are performed with dignity and facility by woman."

Tlic Production of Silk in California.

From thoAlta California The introduction of new branches of industry usually advances slowly. The workmen need experience, the capitalist needs confidence, and the markets need time, if thero is haste there is danger. There is no wisdom in attempting to do business without a thorough understanding of the conditions under which it can be made to pay. Wo are, therefore, by no means dissatisfied with the slow development of the silk business in California. It is going ahead surely and with line prospects. For those who engaged in it under the most favorable circumstances, failure or loss is almost impossible. Among these circumstances are unincumbered ownership of the land, a soil favorable to the mulberry, a good knowledge of the method of taking care of the worms eggs and cocoons, and the facilities of getting labor cheap, such as that

women

or children during the busy season. The sale of cocoons raised last year iu this State numbered 200,000, of which half were killed under a misapprehension, so that 100,000 are supposed to remain for the production of butterflies this summer and of these 50,000 are female?, which should lay 300 sound eggs each. Let us suppose however, that thoy lay ~00 each the number of cocoons thiByear would bo 10,000,000 in 1863, 1,000,000,000 and in 1870,100,000,000,000 that is, if there were food and care for all. But neither ean be obtained for such a multitude. It is doubtful whether more than S,000,000 cocoons will b» bred this year. There are great numbers of the mulberry trees in nursery, but very few in plantation, as they should stand, to produce leaves for the worms. Fntil there are extensive plantations of the mulberry the production of silk must remain unimportant. In the meantime, however, the experience, the confidence, and the knowledge required for success are gradually establishing themselves, so that they will soon be urging the mulberry cultivatim a head instead of lagging behind.

The Recent lake Disaster.

Additional factsthat are being brought to light increase the loss of lifp by the sinking of the Morning Star, on Lake Erie, and all hope of any more having been saved has been abandoned. Charles H. Redcliff, Jr., formerly of Pittsburgh, but who had just opened a wholesale business place on Jefferson avenue, in this city, near the corner of Wayne street, it has been ascertained, was on the steamer when she sank, and as nothing has since been heard of him it is naturally supposed that he was drowned. On Sunday last the bodies of two children were found floating in the lake, off Euclid creek, near Cleveland. One cf these was clothed in a blue and white checked merino cloak, and a hood tied with blue ribbons. Both bodlea much decomposed. On'Sunday, aoffl#' out in the lake, in a small boat,

"Found a memorandum, contained soine^ibrlp, dollars, and five orders, lithographed. each for one dollar, on the Pittsburgh and Lake Angeline Iron Company. All

Tribute,

The Indian race has long hid credit for taciturnity, but they don't believe in reservation.

It is bluntly stated that Henry Clay Dean does not wash himself because he feara the Democratic party •will lose ground.

The test oath in the South is said to be, "The devil take the spal*wagy,, *im id—n the carpet-baggers.1' It seems freely and without reserve. -j/Ttorotiken

The Memorable Year—'The U. Y. 4th o' July OorivMitibii anil the •appqataaoa of the seventeen year cicada will make 68 famous as the year of

J. & P. Coats'

E S I O A E

JOHN

HUSH AUCHIHCLOM,

fcOLB AGENTS IN NEW IORK,

No. 108 Dnane Str**t. t,

Clothing-manufaqturars find purchasers of

SPOOL COTTON

Call at the Clark House, Room No. 22. We call the attention of the Ladies of Terra Haute and vacinlty, to a careful perusal of our Circular describing our Excelsior American Chart for Dress Cutting, taken from the French system of fitting. It is one of the bsst proportion aystems, and a model of beauty and simplicity also, it gives the prettiest flti of any role yet placed before the public most all Drees Makers is now using it EaBt, they pronounce it the best ever gotten up. It is now a standard (uide aad a favorite with those who hate used il. We give some recommendation, from some of tha moat fashionable Dress Makers:

PBiLAPELTQii, Pa —1 consider the Excelsior American Chart the mast graceful, simple and perfect style ever placed baiora the publi, and the only one I ever would use.

MADAM LEOAN, 1318 Chestnut St.

PHILADELPHIA. 1202 Cbctnst Street.—I consld er the Excelsior American Ohart the best I have ever seen yet, and highly lecommend it to the public, Dress Makers and Millinery. M. J.

D. 3- Bonds, issued for the same purpoie, and no mors THE UOVEBNM*NT PERMITS the Trustees of the First Mortgage Bondholder, to de» iivor the Bonds to the Company onlv as the road Is completed, and after it has been examined by totted BUfisj'Oommls.loilars and pronounced to be In all reipects a flrst-cla*. Kailreai. v.—A Capital Stock Subscription fronvthe stockholders, of which

ever Eight Million Dollars

low-cusses.

for use on Sewing Ma

chines, demanding tha best and strongest

SIX CORD,

Will find

J. tfiJ\ Coats'

Nos. 50, CO & 70

Expressly adapted to their wants.

jj7.taod.imi *?*ri

ftAMf.

DKESS

GRANGES.

Here is a recommendation from a vary celebrated Dress Maker in Louisville, Ky., known all over the United States for her fit and Trimming:

I can recommend the Exoelsior American Chart as the best one I ever tried, and it is all it la recommended to be.

MHE. E. J. BBEWSTEB, 165 3d Street

St. Louts,^Mo., 419%, 4th St.—Mme..Depi.y'« Emporium of Fashions. 1 think the Excelsior American Chart (hjg best I ever used.

From a Lady who carries .on tho largest bu.ines.in St. IiouiB.—This is.thebnly Otart Lcotnld ever recommend. Miss NOIMN, 506 Nbrtn 4 th St.

Agents wanted in tbls buiihesi.

Tou can sell

this when those other eommon one. will not sall at all.

-j.i.r.

Uaving triad the,Excelsior An*rlcaapl»rt, we can recommend it as beljig the best, in every way, I have ever n$ed. Mb». I. B. AtAMS,

Missti. V«ST, Mas. X. WAmsLir,

Jy7d2w Terre Haatc,Iud.,Juo.27,1868.

640 MILES

OF THE

IMS PACINI HH

yre now finished' end twenty thousand men are amplpyedr and it ,ia not impossible that th9 entire Oisalia fs Sacramento, will he fl Is hUli ili instead of 1870.

Tbo UfllON PACIFIC BAT^BOAD COMPANT receive. I.—A Government Grant of the right of way, all neoesaary timber and other material, found along the line of its operations. II.—A Government Grant of 12,800 acre* of i«nd to the mile, taknn In alternate sections on each side of Its road. This is an absolute donation, and will be a source of large revenne in the future. III.—A Government Grant ot Dnitei states Thir-ty-year Bond., amoapting to from, $16,000 to £43,000 per mile, according to the difficulties to be surmounted on various sections to be bnilt. The Oorernment takes aecond mortas a security, and it is expected that not ftggd UB A (IQVUUlJi oau lb

have

been paid in upon the work already done, aod wliich will be toibreateil aa the wants-of the Company require, VI.—Net Cash Earnings on its Wa Business' thai already amount to SIOHE THAN THE INTCBCST on tlio First Mortgage Bonds. There earniuts »re no indication ef the vast through traffic that aust fallow tei opening of the line to the Paiiflf, but they cartaMy prove that

FIRST MWRTOAfiK BONDS

lo:i

such property, costing nearly thres times tholr amount,

Arc Secure Bejend Contingency.

Tie Uuton Pacific Bond, run thirty years, are I $1,000 each, and haveccupois attached. Thsy bear annual Interest, payable on the first days of January and July ot the Camp .nj's Office in the City of New Tori:, at the late of iix per cent. Ip golJ' The principal is payable iu gold at ntatd-

IV. The priVc is 102,"ani is at the present rete of gold, ll ey paj a liberal income on their cost.

The coa pauy believe that these BondB, at the present rote, are the cheapest security in the mark«t and reserve the right to stdvance the price at uy time. Sul -«iption» iri££le received in New York Atthet'ampany's Office, .No. 20 Nassau street,

AND BY

.lohn J. ctgco A Hon, Bankers, Mo, Sfl.Wall St.,

Ail ty Leading BanUhrs ganerally throughout United State.. Ennitlame? indrafi* or cthfr funds jhirin New York, andths Bonds irill be sent free of charge by re urn exprettt. Parties subscribing through l-ral agents, trill I nk to them for safe delivery.

A PAMPHLET AND MAr FOB 1863 ha. Jn.t been published by the Company, giving fuller infsfmation than is possible in an advertisement, respecting the lrogrea.

ths Work, th# Re

sources of tha Country traversed by the Bcad IB? Meons for Cots traction, and ths Tains of the Bonds, which will ba .ent free on application at the Chmpi'ny's offleeJ^f to any of tho advertised agjnts.

JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York, June 17, 1SC7. dAw.Sm

M. B. MAHNINGK

Bocsr, IIAH AND oaaAMnrrit

A I IV E R, On* door Xaat of the Star Grocery, TKBRE HAUTE, IND. Plain and DecoratlT* Paper Hangtsf, Faaoy and

Plain Sign Fainting. Ceilings and Wails

Pointed and ColecmUed rreaco Celors,

Piano, and Natural Wood Pollsbad in th* hlgbe* style of th« Art. Oilding on Olan and apaxraed. Tltt» to «I1

HMm,

It will be to tfca i*taca*t of tkoaa wktMHak t® have *errio*«lle work doaa, to«aU st«a- lltumatten In buying dn* mini oalaw, wtU be ntshed to parson, nu or omaMa. boeMtf

UA f-i-S

C0RNKLIII8 ft HAGGIRTY

~:HAVE

JUST OPENED

-—SOME

CUTTING,

E A I S E S

OF SEASONABLE

E S S O O S

ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF

FAST COLORED PRINTS

1-2 CENTS,

AND—

Oblntz In ffreat TarietFofSlytes.

CORNELIUS & HA00ERT1,

Corner 3d and Main Sts.,

T«rre-Haute, Indiana.

SCOTCH

DRESS OINOHAMS!

.i: Il I:--.,

V^BVIWU stw*

only the Interest, but tha' principal- amount maybe, [aid in service, rendered by the Company in transporting troop., mail., &c. IV.—A Government Grunt orthe right to issue its own FIRST MOBTGAQB BOWS, to aid In banding th»T0M, to tke .anie atBanirt a* th*

MARSEILLES

COUNTERPANES!

3flM«triTO SETS!

-VV Krtra "Widtb.

*jff iG: vunoi'

COLORED NETS

For Canopies, Frames, &c.

C0LURBU TABLATANES,

For Picture Frames, Chandelier?,

STRIPED SWISSES!

FIGURED ORGANDIES!

PARIS MXJSLINS!

TICKED CAMBRICS!

ALL CHEAP!

HEAVY REP SILKS!

BLAY LDTMSi

SPANISH: LINENS

TOW CO.,

OmAIXand

L. KISSItER'S .'•

PllM IW IH!

No 48, Obio Streeti

JypOPPOBITI THJ COVBT

TERHE-HAUTK IND,5^

(Sole

Chtckertng JtScwf, Krutb* 4b Co., Steck & Co~ Robert Jfimno, Chile Co., the CeUbrutod JPatent Cycloid,

icd other well knowa and reliable?8

••i

PIAMO FORTES!

Abo, Carhart Naadhams, and Prtnea A Oo' •aiabrated

Church, Parlor and School Orw gana and MeUtdeonsf

A Large and llsffant Assortnaat always on hand, which ^riU beaold at LOWEB BATES than the Mme quality of Iustrnmenti caa be had of any other dealer in the West.

None bat good reliable Isutramenta dealt in, inch a. I can warrant to my Chu tomen for YB

ABS

Pianos, Organs and Melodewis sold on Monthly Payments..

a a a

Braa. and Silver Band In.trnments, Tenor and Basa Pram. Cocoa, Ebony, Boxwood aad 8il*or Fife* Trimming* for Druns alio, Flags of all le beitqnallty andlawest

•IZM, all of the best quality andlaweat rates. Send order* tc

Send order* to KISSNICR'S

PALACE OF MUSIC.

VAIl kiadaof Musical ludtioiodat* repaired the most approved manner. iAw

I N E A N N

OKALEB IN

PIANOS, MELODEOira

ORGAN

Violins, Out tars, Flute*, and all kind, of Mo slot

Merchandise, No. »1 Wabash 8tr*et, TKBBB HATTTB, INDIANA. TCNINQ AND BSPAIB1NO of PIANOa and other Instruments will be promptly attended to.

OIiD PIANOS, will lbs taken in tnade for NEW ONTO. aalUSdwtt

J. a.

rpHE SAINT .-1

Four First Premiums,

at Western Fair*. They possess unrivalled excellence of tone and &nl.b, and" compare well In all respect* with ths beat Instrument* of Eastern Manufacture.

Prices vary from $450 to $700.

ACCORDING TO 8TTOR AND FINISH. ^Every Piano i* warranted for Five Years."** OLD IN8TBUMENTH IXCHANQED AT LIBCRAL BATES. Warehouse 101 Soath Viftb Street, corner of Walnnt, aad oppo.it* the 8oothern. Hotel my27dly

LAND AGENCY.

K' li. H1CXCOX. B. D. SCOTT. QKO. C.

HIOKOOX & CO,

REAL ESTATE BROILERS

No. SO Oiiio Stree

gltH St

LiMDBtlANN.

X' Hil" :'r

LOUIS

NANIirACniUNd GONPANt

The Piano* of thi* Company are essentially

JPianos for Western People

They are not only made at home, but are well made. They have taken

Conveyanceing Carefully Done

Abstracts of Title furnished, Loans ne gotiated and Money inrested.

FOB SALE. ifl«»u"-..K

Desirable residence on Sooth Market Street.— Over 2 acres of ground, well set with fruit and .hrnbbory. Price, $7,0(W term* favorable,

New frame house, aud iot, fa»t( ou Straw berry Hill. Very cheap.

Two lots In Pean's Addition, very cheap.

Five acres, east of Flagau's Qardeu. .." ii

200 aores, 3 miles east, known as the "Bauej Farm," all fenced, w*li improved good meadow wood, pasture und flne timber. A hrst-elas firm.

60 Butftffng io^a^^mitS^fJil^t^t^SrtWeas —good size—lew price and favorable terms.

House acd lot, on 1st street, north of Clark Hou.e—5 rooms, cistern, large st^Me,

*",20U. Terms easy.

Mortgage aud Notes 85,UM—at disootut

Forty ui res 3^ miles iontheas: of town—2 acre* in cultivation, balance doe iiuibei. Very cheap. a 4 A

Real |Estute Colixwin

H-'. .i I'H

"J, 5 ,, ,.1!|

Office o?er Fir#t National Bank, £. Cui uer of Fourth aod Main fitreaU,

Terra Haute, ind.

Abstracts ol title furnished, i^i»us negotiated, and Money invested

o'.Lhi.:-.-.

aJi

fli ?sjj.«.

KJ W

forIAL#..11

CITT PBOPEBTT.

Forty Lota in Linton'* Addition to Terre Hants House and lot, east Ohio itreet. House aud lotlln McMurrain's Addititlon, House and lot ita Sibley'a addition on 6th atreet, a,House and lot In Bese's addition on 8th street,

Hons%and lot on Poplnr, between bth and 7th street*, Honse and lot ou North 5th, t-etweeu Cheanut and Linton streets.

Two busings* Houses on Main str^e.f COUNTY PBOPEftTY. Farm of 89 acre* in Honey Cr •••k Township, 173 acre* in Linton township. 3 Acre* below the Boiling Mill, wees side canal.

Jan29dtf

8. HABBXBT.

ic. Pric

J. K. MAB9H

IOWA

HEAL ESTATE AGENCY.

TABM9, WILD LANDS,

And City Property of rvary deecriptlon, for Sal*. An expvMBoa cf Vtean ysjttj* epaNe u* to insare satlifactlon in every department of bnsinee* rs.ating to a general Beat Xstate Agency.

HARBERT ft HARSH, 94 WALNUT 8T8XKT,

aSTdwly Dee Aloinea. Iowa

CROQUET 1

The moat

HSAXTSTTTX.

*. 4tth Main 9ts.

CROQUET

Popular

FMontAtnte tad

*nroa*m«nt erer larantad,

Every family ihottld have game- ,, Boobs of In«trot5tion, 25 canta. a Bntllrfk Pateftt Croquet tlie 66ft. For sale by

.js^e

orf ot tdy-r ban ROUT NIL QUILTS,

$2.00 flteh—lUgalM pciee 93.50.

TVJBtJj, JUPLEY & CO

OOBNEB8W AND MAlM

tno-D «jJios*S Ad iWieiteit ,ft#

taaB

Jtiew ifsm rnc.il etrJ

tmiio

WHITE HEBNAITNI

oinll si ^wo y***1

•Ttroft

w^e«

diifo"

^orShawlsj

BLACK HERNANNI

Two?aTds

wide, for Shawls!

TUJELL, BIPLEY a- CO

stKiuv jaers ~-~.ux:£K&xi

nieM

nbbA

*a nn'- a 'qutbifi

i-.sT di

S I

r,4i

JoqaCl maaseas'I

so isst*

-aM.eileqeBMihfiJ %M .T mT»0

SM1AKDS PLA1I LIH08!

25c per yard—usual price 50 cents

TUELZ, BIPLEY & CO.

l- WJSil I ifWi'ft frtti Jxzifi

dixit*, bu

r.i

iiiJsM

.I-:.

CHICI SILKS AND F0FLIN&

5 3

m9gUlt

M0URHI1I«DRISS«00DS,I1V

Black Grenadiaes. Iron Grenadines. Black Crepe ilaretz. Black Hernanai. Black Lenos. 6lack Lawn.

TUELL, BIPLEY A CO.

bii*d

I A N O

ifO H'.

Largest Assortment Bleacted and Brown

M^uslins, Prints,

AND OTHXB

DOMESTIC GOODS

IN T?B WEST.

Wholesale and Ketail,

FOB CASH OITLT.

TUELL, BIPLEY & CO.,

Corner Fifth and Main Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Black Alpacas,

Colored do.

.'tju idjay ad,.

}t yii 1 a

!'i r-n/,1

llllill. i..

Splendid Variety of

Irgandie & Jaconet Lawns,

PLAIN AND FIQUBED.

TUELL, BIPLEY & CO.

O O O S

SUMMER GOODS!

NIL SV.FI HTM STOOS AOOAO

jiit s-„it .ssuilfc!

5 a A SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST!

It «l«ii 7u is^qaet!:) eriJ

-'-AT THV cfc

n.-\

yi- :-"i I ii!

7ir, ,iss lol. ms ,•* t««* "i »tr:-K i.» a mj c-iirni

HENDRICH & LANGE,

jt ildi

'BUCKEYE CASH STORE."

fkRGAJSDIE LAWN WORTH

.-.-.3 -u

c*nss, *eid at 30 cent*. Percale! andJGinghams'at REDUCED PBICES.

-1-iworth $1.00 per yard, BEDUCED to GO cants

W. S.RYCE&CO

e-.

Pwidth,

•'..'lite

LALD POPLINS, DOUBLE

worth 1.00

per

aSilfc*..for

yard BKCITCED to 60ct.

W. S. RYCE & CO.

fio GRAIN

and

H|ust

ACE POINTS aad SHETLAND

LJ Shawl*, CHEAP

W. H. BYCE A CO,

UNDERTAKERS.

alt

UNDERTAKER.

M. W. O^CONWia-L Having purchased back, from Ortzbor a Oo.t thi aad baTioc bad nra&

oVtmiial a*aS*rlala tte atata,

Tsrr* Haata, Indlana. awtf

13 A A

fND

O. BARTLXTT.

Sc"'watiire

zmiiia

Itqhahq »f tliw oogairf-

mitoate Mil sraa* .tjvJEVJ*-'!r*bi*tm

Tit,

Copper and Sfccet irna

kS stabiftOK) '3 lf a \u fir&Um* so*

State and Metafile Roofers.

lb Pig'j sdt si sbjtca ami

vad X'-" And Manufacturer.^of

JfiO sari sH

9?rr

Laa

siii Tt

Black Gro Grain Silks,

lemaprCI

fNHfantzed IronCondee,

Window Caps,

Jt.mjj

fiBtterlng, 4c.

fid} isienrl

Agents for the Ttrj Be*t

HOT AIR FURNACES

187 Main Street,

fc:i

i»c rf loo Torre Haute, Ind

rfiow

.jstjfvijg

I M. TTBBfi «s CO.,

Restores GRAT HAIR original color

li.1'-? t.ia ,Bson

Wi#ty'Et

TVELL, BIPLEY & CO.

•3d va*i

lata

[tuo

Work don* in all paru bf the eoaatry

OW Work don* in all paru bf the •hortjiotice and roaaonabie ternui^^

may

e*a

SCALP

I if J:

WO?

'7dW as

I 3HT O S

VEGETABLE AMBROSIA

WHAT

11 PCaPOKTS

TO BB,

OSNDINE HA IB BK8TOBATIYB,

__ jht, Bed or Faded Hair to tha Evataooe, BfutetTaasaaa, whlek *o adorn yoat* *. It wlllpo*itiv*ly eradloate Homors and raff front the scalp, and when titer* i. lift' la th*gland*. wlU cause a new growth

Hair to

pat forth on bald spot*. Thoaiaat ars taetifrDg to th* above. S3 FUCEr $1,00 FSBBOIU.%.

TOBSALE BT ALL DBTWCttifS.

BIBB, fiUlIOK A B1BBT, AgeUft may27d*odAw6m Mf

djxie «di su asai^aoO xtft

DOCTOR WHmiER

ABEQOLAB

OBADUATB of MXDlOINf,

al Diploma at Oflc* will *hoW, hat Men longer engaged in the trMtment of YRtiatAK, SCXDAL and FBIVATE DISEASES than an otl^er Physician in St.

Lonb.

BmUa

ifct

,'i

itluiu

[FULL ALSOBTMXNT.j

TVELL, BIPLEY & CO.

Syphilitic Skin or Boom are treated with 'unparalleled snccea*.

Spenutorrkea, Sexual MMlttr aM lapa*'

teacy, a. the reenlt of eelf-abus* in yonth, •ezual eocene, in natnrer year., or other catues, and which dduee eoia««f. tka filUow ing eSecte, as Noctnrnal Emi.sions, Blotchea. DeDlllty, Dlzzlnesa, DimAelst of Bi|^it,~Cban•loa of Id***, Bvil Fortbodlsgs, AreraLoa tp Sooiety of Temalel, Los* or Memory aad H«Taal Power, and

rendering

ltar?ljiwt

at.

aay

arpaaeaf treatment

where

It i*

be consulted p*

that may require

1 or Tar

TAFFETTA

Sacqtua, at LOW IBIOSS.

W. S. RYCE & CO.

.::

OOP SKIRTS, NEW STYLES

received, and will be .old letw than coat

of labjr to make.

W. S. RYCE & CO.

addre** in

asMledentelepafbr twoataava. It tioaUlna

plaint

aod'

glr*

written

caaa

advice, caa

adhjeot

FFI0E, CONSULTATION AND BICIPv/ TIOS

BOOKS,

and

Sr.

W. S. RYCE

1st 3IOBTGAGE BOM&S

—OS—

THE UNION PAOIEI0

BAUB0AD COMPANT,

Due July 1st, 186^, Will be paid on and after that

the Company's Offlce, No. 20

now be received

gcd} ?.bfc« boa

FBAIK HMWC A BBO Manufacturers of all kiada of.

O E A O S

'BREAD and OAKE8, aad Dealarsln

•sq-

.tatanent

fef

their

tMt wfllantfinr'almost

aa wall&r

la aaswacaiimst aa mum iss treatmeataa a. pataea«l lnterriaw:

aap£tjr theia with,

!»SS^S:'SSSS8!

this valuable work

aeadlag

th*ir

tor. Certainly no

addraea,

with stamp.. Jb'aayou,can assist the nnfo'rtanate without their knowing (half'

banelke*

tance than pualty

df Bore impor-

of blood

fad partto^ man

hood. It i. .elf-evident that a phyafclab who OiniSnes qlm^f *«$J««y.«l.y,to:Utai(Bdy of a ear tain clan of diseases aud treat, thonsands of oases every year, mast acquire greater .kill In that .pecialty-tbari one In general practice.— Many pnysicians, recognizing this fact, introduce patients to the Dootor aftor reading his Hedical Paihphtet. Oommnnlcatioiis aoaflden tlal. A friendly talk will cost yon nothing. Office central, yet retired—No. 617 St. Charles **reet, St. Louis, Mo. Honrs, 9 A, to 7 M., Sunday, excepted.

WILBER

DOCTOR

719 St. Charle* stre*t. Bt.

Loal*,-Iffer

treat#

With' th# gr*aUit'aacce*s

all Disease* of Women. Lenchorosa,

aconrate than

CO.

7ln.

XpMBROIDER'D GRBNADNES

or Whites,

Fal^og, Inflammation or Ulceration of

tha

Womb, Ovaritia, Prnritls, Amanorrhcea, Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrhea,

and

Barrenness also, every

SterlUt^, or

disease colrueeted

Puberty, menstruation or

with

Pregnaacy, 81i)M

the Dostor confines himself exclusively to

the

treatment of these complainta, aad

treata)

very large number of cases, it follow, that hi* knowledge of them mmtbefarmore extensive

that

phystslaa. in

gen

eral practice. Sand atamp for Medical

Pam

phlet of thirty-eixpage*. No matter who lave failed, read what he

say...

Patients

every Western State. Cure* guaranteed. Consultation by letter or at offlce free. Booma for patients requiring daily attention. A lady aaalatant. Heur 9

a., to 7 r.

excepted.

rriHE COUPONS

Snadais

O E I E S

On Lafoyette St.,

Nsw

f*«»ttant*t29.Ma

A hh

IafMparvd t« «zaeate iordeza la kia Uaa isra nsata***anddUpatohcorner oftMM«8*t5fcafrT treet*. Terra Maata, ladlaaa. |aa0 I datf

between Oaaal aad Depot,

E E A

de30dlj 87«(i INDIANA

HATS AND CAPS.

TOSS A a

ootSldawU ,,

Nassan St., N. Tt

Schednles with twsnty or

'more

coapons,

for

will

exa*ioatio,

for the sams will be

aadgold^heckl

delivered an*

Jone98dw2m

30ta*

JOHN .T. 01SC0,

B'J

.3is#* tzan ?liaa»oioa

NION BAllBl AND

FWVUB^BTOBE.

AieBa! Hata of aU ktlds, waaiiu4 1

&or»' Hart® ot aOI JgizicU,

Ann at all artcas TL as. Hata mad* to order o& short notice.' Oo^s. aflZSa

:-VJ

ASJL.

*i,oowi£*roMR WHO wnt, *qval «*i*^MADAMB BAPHAIL IN THE PBOFSSSION. *J

_A BAPHAitis la tta iasat. fihaanaowda

ULSiSUi

DiWre Affairs StaeNe?er Fails.

^'jiaathe a*te^of?^janij»ithaaftM«toar*« tha oppoaite aex. She shows JOB tha llkssissa

roar future wM* ar hsWaad, or

12* fatera wm "ar kssaaad.

aaa gatdse

the tingle

ahssMfriaad.-abaastfriaad.

a happy

•akta ttaimwried

marriaa» aodi

happy.

Her aid and adrto.

hasb*ensolicited la Innumerable Instaaoes. aa?

MMiW'urjhai,

tire *aMaiy ttea t^a^$ufcoafsgrasof life, *hin, caa be teated and prote««y ihoa*ands. both ai.r riad and siagle, wh«**ly h"

To all In bnsHitsirhs'a adsCTLTalnable 8h. 2?f. certainty, thereanltof all ooM^tfajandhpitjHa, tranaac(iou.

Lottery numbersglven without extraoharae. MADAME BAfj^LB abon. flde Astro 'gist thatevery onrbariW^ebfapoa. She is the great eat A*trolotM aeatar,

81?.

that well-huowara«titHal taiW*efilliterate preteu djrsoopy her ad.vecUaeiuenU,

oor*•»,"pale

Suo teoh m»di

i# tivs to

try to imltai.

Madame Baph^ii la (he aovehth daughter'of th-j "••nth daughterrebe was bofn wlthanrturai (1ft ihe caa tereMl yoar ver^ thoughts. She also onrea drunkenaea*.

All intenriewa atrtotly prlrataand confidential. As a rejaals Fbyatoian b^r ramadiat u«r«r fan

AraaalaritUa, and to produce

ha monthly flow, Without danger or exposure

lierefore, come one, come all, to

tli lickiiil bft. Ceitral Arewe aid Joba.

Cincinnati, Oiiio.

TKBMS.—Ladlss, 91 QentUmen, fl,6o. •|f* HfeftBae wiB aaawer ao letMr* with oat a fee of tlaada3-c*ntstamp Uiaoloiad.

Addre** LookB6x S31: aug23dwlv

noSieK,oona8»oiia siuis.

•WIH TDllll J1X,|ST

E. BRYANT DC CO.,

(SaccMsori to J. H.

TUBNEB,)

CoJBBlaaloa Mereluuit#

BUUU IK

Grain, Flour and Sail,

Hlgheat market price paid Tor all kind, of Oratn.

Agenti for

STAT» UNION LTNI.

o« 'MWitt tStrset,

Near the T.'H. A I. B. B.

Depot

tf SnoaAai, oovairroH

A I N

'{h

lipyroper,

Tepermaneutly sured. The DocCor'aopptirtaaitfe* ia'hOBpital 'add' privat* practlce ar* uasorpaseed ln

Louia.

or any otMr ofty. Back fllsa of lHt. Lonia pa^ per* proTe that heha* bfeacW^ttore,kg*er by y*ars than any othsr ao advsrtlsing. Th* •statllanmeat, Uhriary, laboratoty aM ap-' pointmwt* are unrivalled la tha W*at, unrivalled anywhere. Age, wlttraapfcKaoe,«a%: be relied, npon, and theDoctorcaareXer.to many physicians throughout tha Mantry. ra past suoeea* and present petition ha staada without a competitor. Tac

writings or a Physician wbose Bejnita

tionTs

Gnioa«wl4e. akeau be wortn Beadloff.

"DOCTOR

Wan-ma pnbiUbes a Kedlesl

Pauptolet relating to Vanereal Dlaeaaea and the i^saatraus and varied ooasMaaaeas of self'abns*, that wtll be Mat to

cfaMwtf

joaa siiai, Atotno

TOW HANEY

CASSV

CO.,

AND diiiO

E A E S

Warehouse on rtnt St., at the Canal Baslu. a a E E A E

1.1

kHW

.—:—:—r

JAaca a. LT»I. THOMAS

I. I.AWCS

LYNil & LAWES,

«eD^a.QoimiMa«on Merchants,

Copper-Dlstllltd WhUk/i

lsi Btnst. 8«n Csmr 8«rntk, I«rr« Bmt«. Isd,

MerchMdUsaad Prodaca of all kind* boagfetand ..sold on Commission. Ceasignment.Solicited.

Afieuts for sotte 6f the Best DUtUlerles in

BETSBENCZS

liouwrou, IS—Bo*. Shoa. £. Br Dvernor of Kentucky^ Col. Alfre rsaaitNt Ksataeky,

Braslattai l*u

wSn:

Governor

Treastvat

Benj. H.

Alfred Allen,

late

Brlstow, C.

Oa»hi*r rarw-

8r's Bank M. -H. Taylor, Cashier Branch Bent

•finj'.i—Hoi AtbSrt

Laaga,

for-

Siata ficn.

Cookarly,

May

or Col. Thos. Dowllng, Jam?. H. Turner, "Esq". UcBatfaA'Daatfag John. Scott A Son, S. Voir

28d6m

BOQTS AND SHOES,

OOTS AND SHOES. 1*1#® A P*f I E W S

f. fc selliag

Boots & Shoes Very Cheap

To olo*e oat kls large .took of

Baot« Sh6es and to

aiake room for Sprtng stock. T6a wilt tsv. T' moaa^b* calling aahim at

No.

Meohanios Bloas, stm

Particalar Attention Is givaa

CUSTOM WO RH

Thla.Dapartmaat in the Lands of 85ILLFCI

WOBKMBN

ifdsfcti^} vnate«Btcu a-

.«p*

toaMhigaiiADatPilplh

iwr Ain»tt2» «Hiiioe iWE«rl

PHILADELPHIA, PENNA?

Will ra-epen on Monday, Hepf. 2?d

FBCVCB

MADAME D'HETtVlLLT,

jel7d3o#epd Principal.

JOHN N. JK£IZ,

larijr^

Block,

Wo. 0U Main htre«i,

r^.^Iaute, Indiana,

M|liS'r reapeotfully recommend, hia aroll select jl ed stock of Jeans, FlanneU, plain aud put.) in a a W it a UagSarna, oi ai|fer*Bt kind*. Being rally dbled fe warrant tha first quality ef these Govd» Iauatreatwoltalir Iniita Xadlei and tientleafeu

^•lEAM, JLyJB HOUBfi ratr-.

iff

CljiRiDGE

HaaiatarnUtotbtS elt/ and att'ei

data

up SteaUl

Dyeiagaad ^eett^iag latabliahjsant, at the old Stdnd, Ho. 8 North FdUrth Street, where he will beplsaaed

meet his old friend., an as aiaiv

new oaas/u

tutf-fmrft

ISItr"

8oW Coin. Prre of dorernmeit Tl^

htawlth their patrouag

QITY BILL POSTER.

GEO. W JUBIF»MriDl$SK. Programmes and Circulars distributed ,'i QQQD 8TFLJ21

AU ordara |it at Doilllag.Hcit, ora» tti r1dt1nc 09o«*/wlll bd promptly.* ttended tu ,.i»aa«ad disaMab.:'

PMYSJOIANS.

D*. A.

Tpsi

pwioajjCoraer- of lUt ,aaid fUth Streets, OTer'the National State Bank. Kmottca—Cbeetaat Sf,

Between

twtt IflMMiilWI

A.R jAliigt)

TME 8FBIN&STSZM!8i

140 JCain Street. Terrs Haste. Ind. aavfldtf

sth and 7th.

mUIyl TIBBB IND.

O.ASAND STEAM FITTING

VSIn Stfeef,'between 6th and 7th,

FEEDEBIK «£I«ER.

S*HAf4ifil49Mtfte serrtoe* of j. S.

Ttrgn-

SKs"»tKsss:,W!?.s,r

N°^CM,?S^CI0R3

(H1H8AP HmjINKRTs

WfUutrT' Goods" sold^Ti^ai during the Winter months, St

mrt. M. H. Abbott's,

it* the Post 0099. DeeMdtf*