Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 July 1868 — Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICE THE NUPTIAL ALTAR.

Essays for l'oailg Men, ou the Errors, Abuses, a Llae».e*, which create impediments lo EA.BRlAttt. with the humane view of treatment and cure, ««a by mail 111 soiled letter envelopes, free of ch\rc. Addrejs HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa. may20dwcm

fggr Ladies can receive a box of Dr Ipan's Pills by mail soaled from theeyeo of the ublic, by enclosing one dollar and six postage tamps to M. W. Maoomber, General igent for the United States and Canadan, at ork.

THE

national TRUST CO. OF THE Ciir OF SE^ YOBK, *0, 336 BROADWAY.

Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. CHABTEREI) BY THE STATE. DARICSB.

MASOAM,

Pres't. JAB.MEIBILI., beo'y.

Receives Deposits and allows FOUB PER CENT INTEREST or. all Daily Balancos, subject to Oheok at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Sli Months, or more, may be made at five per cent. The Capital of ONE MILLION DOLLARS is divided among over MO Shareholders, comprising many gentlemen of large wealth and flnanclal experience, who are alse personally liable to depositor for all obllgailon. of tho Company to donble the amennt of their capital Btocke. An the NATIONAL TRU3T

CO.

1802.1

JelTdwlm

receives deposits in

large or small amounts, and permits them to be drawn as a whole or in part by CHECK AT SIOflT md WITHOUT NOTIOK, allowing Interest

OQ ALI DAILY BA.LANTES,

partieB throughout

the country can keep accounts in this Institution with special advantages of security, convenience and pront. Jcl7d*Cm

?:1847/ 11868.

..In 1802 ths grandfather of Dr. Tobias introduce tha VENETIAN LINIMENT in England, it was a success although tho price -asji Guinea a bottle His late Majesty William IV, used It for Chronic Rheumatism, and

WMentirely

cured,

fior suffering for two years, his attending physicians be.ng nnable to effect a cure, and ho wrote a letter of thanks, which is now In possession of my uncle, lajdwrp -ol. I have ofTered ^nO sterling for tbatletter. bat It was rofu8«d.„In 1847 Ipnt it. out in the United States, and now, In 1S63 the sale is immense. Thousands of families aro Lever without it It Is safe and innocent to ipply externatly or take Internally. For 21 h*re warranted it to cure the following complaints: Cboien», Diarrhea, Dysentery, Croup, Colic, Cramps. Vomiting and Sea elcanesstaken internally, an! Chronic Rh6umati.m,Cu», Burn-, Braises, Old Sores, Toothache, Frost.d Feet, Swellfngs, Insect Stings, and pains In tbe Cbest, Back, or Limbs, externally. It never fikili^Lused as directed for Cholera or Dysentery#!* 1« certain, If when first attacked.Ho one once trying it will ever bo without It.-^ Sold by Druggists Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Dapot, 10 Park Place, N T.

ITCH ITCH ITCH SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH SORATUH In from 10 to 48 hoara. tt'heaton's Ointment cures Tlie Itch, iVbeaton's ointment cures Salt Bheum. tVhealon'i ointment cures Tetter, tfheaton's Ointment onres Barber's Itch. Beaton's ointment cures Old Sores. iVbeaton'A ointment onres Kycrjr Klnfi

OF BTBBT HUMOR HKE MA610. Prlc«, 60 cents a box by mall, 60 cents. Ad. dress WBEK3

A POTTKB,

Street Boston-,

No. 170 Washington

MMI:'

For sale b'y'all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. 18p l867-3tft wdwly

CRIST ADORO'S DYE,

Which in a twinkling

Produces tbe Most Enchanting Sbnd«*» of Color, from Brown to Black, Is consequently a universal fivorite, the more especially as itr

IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF TBE HAIR, And requires renewing le»s frequently than any other.

Chrlstadoro'8 Hair Preser?atlve

Would you have lusurant gloisy treoses clustering around ywr brow., like Tine tendril. ronnd a parian shaft. Purchase that celebrated »ud matchless preparation known throughout the fashionable world a, CHBISTADOBO S Hair Preservative and BeautlBer. Sold by Druggist., and applied by all Hair Dressers. Manufactory No 08 Maiden Laao. Principal Depot No. 6 Aetor Hon*. ^el7awln

Antiquity of Brandretb'a Pills. Age Is not claimed as a merit, only as a sign cf intrinsic worth.

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

BBANPMTH'S PILLS are even prescribed by great physicians when tbe bowels call loudly for help, because they never fall to open and

BBANDBSTH'S

Catarrh can

relief.

Hundreds of thousands would consider It a calamity If these safe family PM» could not be obtained It has ofltelally settled that more of BnawonsTH'S PILLS are sold than all Other pills put together. Merit sells them-

PiLi»possess qualities which re

store every organ and fiber of the body to health •re pnrely vegetable and safs for every period of life.

Principal office, Brandreth House, Now York.

SOLD BT ALT. CRVAOTSTS. B. BBANDBETH.

JelCdwlm

TOE

Cured!

HEADACHE—At once relieved. OOLDS IN THE HEAD—Vanquished. DE MTNESS—Overcome.

WEAK

KYES—Made Strong

ASTUMi—Quickly cured All of the above complaints common to snflering humanity, oan be cared by the use of theiv :l

known remedy RAEDGB'S GERMAN It never falls to cure, is quick In its 'p ratl»a, ondbelugpnt up In neat metal to boxe*, it never ioeee Its virtue. Hundreds of testimonials could besbown to prove lt» goodnesa, but It is needless, for once being used it rapidly wins its way into favor. FTsale by all Druggists. Price, 35 cents, cr send 53 cents to O. P. Seymour Co., Boiton, nd receive a box by return mall.

IRA GROVER, JB.,

£feb26dly Agent for the German Snuff.

BUY AN.

JOB PRINTER,

115 MAIN ST.

TERRE HAUTE, IND

SWAP, VrrrcgSi)! "W. HOWABD WANNINOi No. 76

Cberry street, berween at4 4th Sts.,

House and Sign Painting,

Wagon and Cnnlaje Painting and Taper Hanglog, the beti of style. Good material u»d All work warrontcd to «lve satisfaction. Give me a call before Koing eleewhefe.

J. I*- MoDONALD,

(Successor to A.

Ami«0LD)

DIALI* I!»

Books, Magazines, Papers,

Stationery, A o.,

?O»T

Otrto*

LOBSI

.Taaaa

Notl6dlv

MANHQND: If

How Lost I How Restored I JNST PUBLIFHED, S* A TRUED ENVCHPT. P~I:E,$IX CENT*.

A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREATm«nt and Radical Oure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, Seinal Debility and Impediments te Marringe gen•rally Nervousness,

C.nsumftIon,

thor of the' Greeu Book,'

POSTPAID,

TUB Mill' EXPRESS-

PCBLJ&HXP

EVtaV MOBKrSG, (BXCEPT STTTDATB) TH

Modewitt'S

No.

BUILDING',

WiBAEJi SKIEET,

CIBECTLY KCSTI

THE

CocaT HOUSK.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

For ono year, in advance 510 OS For six months, In advance 5 00 For three months, in advance 2 CO For one menth, in advancr .S5 Deliverable to City Subscribers at 20 cts. per week.

Single copies, & cents.

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

Save Time and Money.

IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL, IT YOU HAVE LOST ANYTHING, IF YOU HAVE FOUND ANYTHING, IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE TO RENT, IF YOU WANT TO RENT A HOUSE, IF YOU WANT BOARDING, IF YOU WANT ANYTHING,

Tell Five Thousand People at

—BY--

Advertising in tbe Dally Express,

ALL SORTS.

Democrat Eye«openor—See-moro A great grief—the almighty dollar.

When coin is largely alloyed, can it be considered to have a metallic baao?

The last card of Fortune—the trump of Fame. The war sound of the Democracy—A goneral blare.

"Warning—The man who steals thunder may some time be struck by lighting.

W« are told that the Democracy have great backbone. Tea they have greyback bone. "No man ys perfect''' is a common aphorism. We deny it. We have known many who were perfect—fools

Notwithstanding the bravery of the ancients, they deemed tbemselve» fortunate when they could cut Styx.

A sentimental bard wishes to know "what ia a home without a mother?" A motherless home, we suppose.

A muscular baggage-man says he wishes the railways would carry elephants, so he could smash their trunks for them.

A wretched punster being asked why he didn't attend the Jerome Park races, replied: "Because 1 can't'ave Fordbam."

"Why do you make such wry faces?'' asked a man of a tippler.

don't know"

was the answer, "unless it's because I drink so much rye whisky."

A good drinker who has attended the Schutzenfeat claims a prize because he shot eix bottles of Bhine wine into him, and never ones inin»«d his moutb-

Mr. Goldwin Smith, who will arrive in the United States in autumn, has selected Providence, B. I, as his future place of residence-

His Holiness, the Pope, doesn't eet much comfort from Austria. Baron Von Beust tells him very sharply to mind hie own religious business.

The Democrats are firing guns here and there. They may as well make as much noise as possible now. They'll have no occasion to use powder next fall.

SUN,

The New York

of Wednesday,

fnid: "Hendricks etill looms up through tho mist as the Coming Han." He has disappeared in the mist, with Chase and others—he could't come it.

Mr. Howe reports that the Greek muss quito is much more annoying tban his American namesake. Wo are sorry for tbe people of that country. When Greek man moets Greek muaquito, we presume, "then comes the tug of war."

A religious paper chocked its readers recently, tiy quoting from the well-known hymn, and printing it thus:

I'll bid fnrowell to every fear. AD wipe toy weeping nose.

The nose rather than the eyes seem to have had it there.

Shoplifting must be a paying occupation. In tho residence of two wemen who were ariested for stealing from a large Boston firm, four large trunks were found filled with every conceivable article of dr}' and fancy goods, to the value of $2,000.

A train more than George Francis haB been discovered in Europe, attached to a very respectable comet. The fiery genius of America had better not risk a contest with the one newly come from the regions.,of space, but at onco turn his face Hesperian-ward. Doubtless Disraeli would profer to devote himself to tbe distinguished stranger whose greatness can be measured.

Victor Hugo is dethroned, The great champion of liberty in France to-day is Henri Rochfort- He is the only one who has defined the Government successfully. Despite the prohibuion, the

NINETY THOUSAND COPIA

LANTERNE

still published, and the circulation is enormous, although its sale is forbidden at the news stalls. On one Saturday

were issued to meet

the demand. We give in another place a paragraph or two from a recent number.

James Buchanan was worth between thr^e and four hundred thousand dollars. A copy of the appraisement of bis property has been published. This Inventory shows that while the grater part of his wealth was Invested in bonds, State, city, etc-, he had no nation al securities. For nearly half a century he filled offices of honor and profit under tho Government, and in his political service accumulated his fortune, yet when tbo nation was in peril, when every patriot who could not take up arius, but had riches, was calied upon to contribute of his abundance, elPresident Buchanan refuted to buy a single bond This was as consistent as it Was ungrateful and mean- In the last days of his Adminisration be bad allowed treason to organize and become a tremens dous power, wheu he might have crushed it at one blow, and it was but natural that, having assumed, to a very great extent, tbe responsibility of the rebellion, he should steadily avuid doing anything to put It down. H'« name will be more odious to the American people of other generations than either tbnt of John C. Calhoun or Jeff Davis.

Before General Grant was nominated, the New York

WORLD

spoke of birn in the

following comphmenta: terms: "General Grant'* history should teach us to discriminate better than we Americans are apt to do between glitter and

"When the mass of

UATTI,

men look upon such

a character they may learn a truer respect for themselves and each other they are taught by it that high qualities ana great abilities are consistent with thesim* plicity of taste, contempt for parade, and plainness of manners, with whioh direct and earnest men BA^W a strong natural sympathy.

WORLD

The

Epilepsy

and Physioal Incapacity, result In# from Self Abnee, Ao., by ROBT. J. v.ctv*»wsLL.

D.. an-

SC.

"A Boon to Thousands of Sufferers.' Sent under .sal, in a plain envelope, to any addreM,

onrecetot, of °r

postage stamps, to CHA?. J. C. KLINE W13T

B»wery,LFEWTORT.

PostOSw Box

45S6.

•1*0, Dr. Ottlterwell's ''Marriage tJaide," price 24 M»TMWo1D»

The question of a man's intellectual capacities, according to the

WORLD,

WSM

Dr. Mackeyeays that thera are twentyeight thousand sand-hillers in South Carolina, who are innocent ofthe art of reading and writing and that

A bill is now before the Legislatif Corps of France for the purpose of establishing a steam packet line from Panama to Valparaiso, upward of three tho usand miles along the Pacific coast of Sauth America. It is stated that, in 1866, onefifth of the coast trade in that part of the world was transacted by the French, in competition with English, Americans and Chilians.

J. &P. Coats'J

E S S I O

onoe,

re a

JOHN HUGH ACCBISCMSS,

SOLE AGENTS IN NEW Y®BK, No. lOS Duane Street.

Clothing-manufacturers and purchasers of

SPOOL COTTON

jy7deod3m

PniLACEiPHi*, Pa.—I consider .the Excelsior American Oliart tha most graceful, (Impla and perfect style ever placed belore the public, and the only one I ever would u.9e,

MAOA1!

LS94.N,

PHUABELFHIA, 1202 Chestnut Street.—I consider tbelCiccMor American Chart the best I Lave ever seen yet, and highly tecommend It to tbe lic, Dress Makers and Millinery. M.

Here is a recommendation from every celebrated Dress Maker la Louisville, tty., known all over tbe United States for her fit aul Trimming:

I can recommend theExvlslor American Chart ai the bast ooe lever tried, and It is all It tirecommended to be.

Muz. E. J.

C. 8* Bouds, issued for the same purpose, and

NO MORE.

forfgh**A[

fond aro

they of eating snuff, it is on record, in order to obtain an ounce one has even been known to wash himself. That is more than Henry Clay Dean ever did.

for use on Sewing

JJEESS CUTTING.

chines, demanding the best and strongest

SIX-CORD,

COATS'

Willfind«7.eP.

No«.50, C0&70

EXPRESSLY ADAPTED TO THEIR WANTS.

Call at the Clark House,. Boom No. 22. We call the attention of the Ladles of Terre Haute and vacinity, to a careful peruaal of our circular describing our Excelsior American Chart for Dres^ Cutting, taken from the French system of fltttng. It 1j one of the bast proportion systems, and a model of beauty and ilmpliclty also, it glveG the p'ettieet fits of any rule et placed before tho pnolic most all Dress Makers U. new uaiog it Kaat, they pronounce It the beat ever gotten up. It ii now a standard guide and a tavorite with those who hlfe used it. We glTe some recommendations from some of tbe most fashionable Dress Makers:

BBXWSTIS,

St. Louis,

1E6 3d Street.

m0..

419%, 4th St.—Mme..Depliy'«

Emporium of Fashloue. I think the Excelsior American Chart the best I ever used.

From a L»dy who carries on the largest business iu 3t Louis.-—This the only Chart conld ovar rtcommjod. Mlta

NOLAK,

606 North 4 th St.

Agents wanted lo 'Is business. You can sell this when those other lonaoii ones will not sell at all.

Having tried the Fxcel-lor American Chart, we can recomm-nd it as belojt the best, in every way, I have ever Used. fias. E. B. AOAKS,

Miss L. Yf«T, Mas.

WAUUUT,

Jy7d2w Terre Haste, lad., June 27, llM.

640 MILES

HI PACIFIC R.

vrenow finished and In operation. More than twenty thousand men are employed, and it Is not Impossible that tbe entire track, from Omaba to Sacramento, will be finished ln^l869 Instead of 1870.

The Ui»ION PACIFIC EAILROAI COMPANY receive. I.—A Governmenterant ofthe right of way, all necessary timber and other materials found along the Hue of its operations. II.—A Government Grant of 12,300 acres of lend to the mile, taken in alternate sections on each side of its road. This Is an absolnte donation, and will be asonrce of large revenue in the fu' ore. III.—A Government Grunt of United States Thir-ty-year Bonde, amoa* ting to from 916,000 to 848,COO per mile, aecordlng to the difficulties to be sermonnted on various seotions to be built. The Government takes a second mort. aggaMa secu ity, and it Is expected that not only We interest, but the principal, amount maybe paid In services rendered by the Com. pany in transporting troops, mails, Ac. 17,—A Government Grant ofthe right to issue its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, aid in bail ding the road, to tha same amount as the

THS ClovaaNMBNT PiaMlls the Trns-

taos of the First Mortgage Bondholders to de« Uwr the Bonds to tbe Company onlv as the cad is completed, and after it has been examined by United States Commissioners and pranounsod to be In all respects a first-class Railrea^. j| V.-ACapltat Stock Subscription from the Stock, holders, of which over

EIGHT MILLION DOLLAR»

have

been paid in upon the work already done, atid which will be Increased as the wants of the Compact require, YI.—Net C«Sh.Earnings on Uo Way Business' that already amount to

KOSE TH AH THI INXEBJST

on tbe First Mortgage Bonds. Thete earnings are no indication ef the vast throngh traffic thats uit follow telopening ofthe line to the Pa 103, b^t they certal-.ly prove that

FIRST MORTOAGE BONDS

upon su:h a prupwty, costing nearly three times their amount,

Are Secure Beyend Contingency.

Tbe Union Pscifio Bonds run thirty years, are for 51,000 ear-li, and have coupocs attached. They bear annual Interest, payable on tbe first days of January and-July at the Conipsnj's OSBce In ths City of Sew York, at the lato of six per cent. In gol 1- Tho priur. pal is pa/able in gold at mate* rit v.

The price is 102, and is at the present rate of gold, tl *y pay a libaral income on their sostThe cots pany believe that these Bonds, at the present rate, are tho cheapest seonrlty In the mar. ket and reserve the right to advance the prlcc at any timo. Sulscriptlons will be received in New York At the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau street,

A»DT

Join J. CISCO A Son, Banfcers,Ko. 59 Wall St., And by Leading Bankbrs generally throughout

Ualtid States.

THOULDJBE

RAT

after tho nomination.

"Grant is probably tho weakest man, intellectually, ever nominated by either party for tbe Presidency.

WORLD'S

DRAFT!

£s?sffasc«

Ifee Fcrlt, and f*j

cAa-js 6y re

CTHTR FUND*

made

PAR IN

SONDT

IENTFR)E O'

tc be

EXPRESS. PARTIES EVBTCCIBIXG THROUGH

LECAL OGE'TE, TRILL I OK TO THMF.TR EFS DELIVERY.

A PAMPHLET AND WAP FOB 1868 has Jost been pu'jlljtjtd by tho Company, Fuller tnfirmatlon than is poeslblein ec advertl*«ment, respecting tbe Ir grcss of the Work, the Be sources of il»9 Country traversed by the Boad. tte Meons for Co eduction, and tho vaine of tho liids, whl:h wl 1 be sent f-ee on ap. pi cation at the Cbmp •ny's offices or to any ofthe advertised ag nts.

JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York Jane 17, 1867. !4w.2m

KOACH, ANT, FLY,

FLEA AND

logic,

depends entirely upon which party puts him in nomination but the people will, with great unanimity, indorso the origi« nal position ofthe

BED BUG

EXTERMINATOR. B-"3TN\A.XIR,

333 OllTe Sirert, 8»lnt Louis, Mo. Ori^T* by mail will be pro-xptly attended to and coodesent to any part of the country. m$264Sra

JOHN Gunsmith and

and, reposing

confidence in the "high qualities and great abilities" of General Grant, choose him as their Chief Executive, lor they have a strong natural sympathy with direct and earnest men who have solid worth rather than mere glitter-

ARMSTRONG,

Stencil Cotter.

Flour, Whisky and daek brands, also Plates fin Oarking Clothing, cut to order. Quni made aad repaired in the best of style'

All work warranted to give (atistaction. Shop 2d door Eaat of the New Court House, Ohio street, at tha Yigo oounty Hay Soalea. fdl

.- j"

-s.

i^^^p^igSlgi

DRY GOODS.

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY

.HAVE

JUST OPENED

SOME

E A I S E S

SEASONABLE—-

E S S O O S

ALSO A LABGE STOCK OF

CAST COLOBED PRINTS

1 2

I:tI8

Chestnut 3t

1-2

J.Qrapub.

VQIB

E N S

AND \O

Chintz in Great Variety of Styles.

CORNELIUS

HAG6ERTY,

Corner 8d and Main Sts.,

Tene*Haute, Indiana.

£99

SCOTCH

DRESS GUNOHAMS!

HAH8EILLB8

COUNTERPANES!

MITMtVrrO SJETSl

Bstra "Width-

COLOBEDNETS

For Canopies, Frames, Stc.

C0L0KE1) TABLATANES,

For Picture Fram««, Chandeliers, AC.

STRIPED SWISSES! FIGURED ORGANDIES! PARIS MUSLINS!

TUCKED CAMBRICS! MR ALL CHEAP! -M

HEAVY HEP SILKS! BLAT LUENS1 SPANRISR LIYEYS

~1DSAI.Ii l€fcr 4TH

«mf

MAIN 9T*.

Msi:: +°R

•«i 'wtwOIIT GOODS

100 42 H0NBT COMB

O IT $2.00

each—Regular

price $3.50.

TUJBZJL, BLPLJET CO., CORNER 6TH AND MAIN.

PF I

ISDT

ft ?ta fiTKA«0*«a

WHITE HERNANNI,

Two yards wide, fordbAwlal

BLAOK HERNANNI, 5- TC -I-MLL

Two

yarda

us TJ m--a

"'SI *CI CD ..'*? «3 .SIC

AT-TN-I*

ffil

MS.X&U

«w' iln bI at»'

hng »o4 vtn si* faiaet

SOO^ARDS PLAIN LRN0S!

25c per yard—usual price 50 cents.

TUELL, RLPLEY & CO.

!A7? T2i

CHECK SILKS AND POPLINS

wheaA

.•« *-a

Elegant v»riety.

TV ELL, RIPLEY & CO.

"f'

:N SFI$CM 9DI

MOVKmra BBESS600D8, II Black Grenadine*. Iron Qreaadinea. Black Crtpe Maretz. Black Hern an ni. BUtik Lenoi. BUck-Lftwn. TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

'4:v»S irrsK.-t

Largest Assortment Bleached and Brown

Muslins* Prints*

AHSOTHXft

DOMESTIC GOODS IN THE WS3T. Wholesale and Hdtail,

FOB CASH 05TLT. TUELL* NIPIFTR A CO., Corner Fifth and Main Streets,

o,-? TEK|^ HAPT£, INP.

-.»n

Black too Grain Silks, Black Alpacas, Colored do.

(FULL AtSOBTMEiiT.J

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

Splendid Variety of

Organdie & Jaconet Lawns,

PLAIN A'ND FIOUBDD.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

INSURANCE COLUMN.

FIBE/4' LIFE,

—AND—

ACCIDENT INSURANCE AGENCY-

M. A. CBANE, HAML'L 0. SCOTT}

The following Old aad Beutble Companies Bepr«»ietited.

.'IS.

JQELIT ,S?3DT5'I^ L-E* VRAI.'S? sat

:--n fcf.p -s-,.

wide, for Shawisl

IUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

rsni:- :Xl

Ol fc 3#i

-r.'

Merchants Fire ins. Co.,

HABTFORD,

f. O"

IVortbAmerican Fire Ins.JOo.

HABTFOBD, OONN.

Corn Exchange Fire ins. Co.,

1S7 BBOADWAY, NEW YORK

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co.

CLEVELAND, OHIO.

United States Life ins Co.,

No. 40 Will ST., NEW YORK.

World Mutual Life Ins. Co.,

117 BBOADWAY, N®W YOBK

Franklin Life Insurance Co.

ZHOXANAFOLIB. IND.

*rr

United States Casualty, Co.,

_96%BOADWAT, NIW YOKB.

Applications taken and Policies issued in any ot the above named Companies in iowest current rates. Also,

AEAL

ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to. Apply to

SCOTT & CRANE,

Gen oral Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

OFFICET

MainlSt., between 5th & 0th

Terre Haute, Ind.

Of&M 159 Main StrMt Old Stand of

DA.

I.IAU1IT.

BBALSAXATSAOSNCY. *ABM8, WILD LANDS, Aad Ott? tnfrtjet wnrr4mfor Me.

Aaeaparlance of fifteen years enable n. to losare eamflMtWi tn«*err fepaitne«tof IMM a (eaeral Be*l Xetate Ageac/.

HABBERT & MARSH, WAUNRR nun, SMVU DM

-C-. A/-

DRYZCOODS.

ii"#

SUMMERG00DSI

QMTI* HAW

-TT I,'F RT

oar 0^

MLD UDAKBLI88 0V COST!

•s ij'BSU'.

'-'nq

'j AT THS

.*<p></p>T„M

"B.ICKKYK CASH STOKE."

I.»

,«vu»

61S

-*i«i ••Tata 1

rkRGAHDIE LAWN WOBIH V/ 60 censs, eeld at 30 ceota. Fercalel aod'QlnakaasQat BXDVOSD FBICSB.

S. RYCE & CO.

3*A

VHBBOIDEB GRfiNADNES AJworth $1.00 per yard, BXDTTCED to 60 cenia. ur

w. S. RYCE ft CO

PLAID POPLINS, DOUBLE

width, worth Sl.00 per jardBKDUOID totOots

W. S. RYCE & CO.

f2.RO GRAIN and TAPPETTA

VJsilki, for Sacqaes, at LOW VBIOBS-

W. S. RYOE ft CO.

",I

4GEPOINTSa»dSHETLAND

lJ a 8i JA-: -i

VIHTLE 'M

tJO.

LAND ACENCY=

W IT.

HIC*COX. H. D. SCOTT, OBO. C.

HIOKOOX tc 00.,

BUL ESTATE BRUKEBS No. 00 OMd ftree^ CONVEYANEELNG CAREFULLY DONE

Abstracts of Titli furnithed, Loans ne gotiated and Monty invested.

FOB BAM.

D'eeirahie residence on Sooth Market Street.— Over 8 aoree of (roand, well set with fruit and •brnbbery. Price, 97,000 terra. ferorabU,

New frame hoaee. and lot, 90x300 feet, en Strew berry Hill, viry cheap.

200 aoree, 3 mliea esit, known e« the "Haisej Farm," »U fenced, well inproTed good raeedow woods paetnre and flne timber. A fir.t-ele. ferm.

60 Buiidlag fcots, adjoining the dtj, nort!ie»» ^ood .lie—low price end fovoreble termB.

Home aci lot, on 1st street, north of Clark Hooe»—6 room., cletero, large eteble, Ac. Prl« $1,200. Term. ee.y.

Mortgage end Notes W,COO—et a big dl.connt

Forty ecree mllee southeast of town—2i •cree lu cultlTAtlen, belanee One timber. Ver cheap.

Real |Eatate Column

HENDRICH ft LANOE,

Office orer First HatienalBana, 8. S. Corner of Foarth and Main Streets,

Terre Haute, Ind..

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans negotiated, kad Money invested.

FOB SALE.

CUT PBOFKBTT.

Forty Luta in Linton's Addition to Terre Hante Hoaee end lot, eeet Ohio etreet, Houee end lot.ia McMnrraln'E Additltlon, Home and lot ia Sibley'e addition on 6tb etreet,

&HOAS* and

lot in Beee'e addition oa 8th etreet,

Home and lot on Poplar,between

Two business Honsee on Main street

COTOTT PBOPBBTT.

Ferm of

aeree in Honey

BOOTS AND

C. E. RUGGLES,

a well selected Stock of

Wjiaea,

*ot

Thompson ft But

IOWA

Misses, aad Chil*

Aran*. Snmaer Wear, which

at the

will offer tor sale

Very Lowest Cash Price!

And

have also received large assortment of Man's, Boy'saadTonth's Boots end Shoes, bought at the heed of tbe awrkat, eo they

EAA

Sold to Suit the Present Times!

My motto is

"Bay

Cheap, Sell Cheap—SSELL

Proflts aad Quick Saiee."

I also

asaBufectareall kladaaf TS

MEN'S WORK

On the sborteet notice aad tbe moet fsebiooahle etylee. MSMFILXO

dooe

N-atly

aad

IA LISETE.^

Don't ferget tho plase, tmt cell

if yon do

AAD

hay.

JGOOTS

ecastae,

C. S. RUWI-BS,

jjldtf No.16. North 4th Street.

AND SHOES.

I*. ANDREWS IsaeUiat

Boots 4 Shoes Very Cheap

To akeeoat his large stock of

BTOFS SH«es

Molaee,low»

aid

SO.

TAS. B. HAGKrERTY ft GO

BKAiias

JIT I

a",

Tin, Copper and Sheet lrei '^a!l86£a mi Ware,

Slate aud Metallic Roofers,

E-jilAj.

Work done

S: c.S

U2T*YE&

LIT"

•TL-.

I.-.

TJOOP SKIRTS, NEW STYLES

JLLjost rK4lyed, aad will be sold lees than coat of labor lomake. W S. RYOE ft CO.

AOrey,

maylfdaodAwSm

SSU OR BQ

aal fow.r,

Two lot. in Dean's Addition, very cheep*-.

riTe aoree, eaetof Tlagaa'a Oard.n.

^ointments

It ia self-evident that a physician who conflnes qinuslf eseloslveiy to tho etady of a eer tain claee of dleeasee

cases every

•adaecurate

6th and 7th

streets, House and lot on North Bth, between Ofceeant end Linton etreete.

OR-«K

Township,

173 acree in Linton township. 3 Acres below the Bolifng Mill, We is side canal. Jan29dtl

8HOES.

Boots & Shoes

SUIT

E I E S

Having juit received, at

AUD treata thousands of

year, most acqalre greater ektU IH

that specialty tban one la general practice.* Maay poyslciens, recognising this fact,Introduce patiente to tha Doctor after resldtag Medical Pamphlet. Oommanications confidenhtS tial.

friendly talk win cost yea notblag.

Office central, vet retired—No.

617

eereet, St. Lonis, Mo. Hoars,

K„

9 A, V.,

OFFICE,B„OOMS,

CONSULTATION AND BXOIF-

TIOH 719

Loals, Mo treats with the greateet sacoess all Dlseeeee of Women. Lenchorcee, or

DOCTOR

conflnss

than that of physlolaae In gen.

eral practice. Sead stamp for Medlcal raa* phlet of thtrty-slspeges.

NO nutter,

/oas XAsar. nam0 (AltT TOHN HANEY4C0., sroaaaa, ooipustoa an

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on first St., at the Caaal Basin. auBdwtf TKBBE HADTX, INp

JAKES S. LTK. THOMAS (. LAWKS

LTNE & LAWES, General Commlason Merc&ants»

A»P BBAUaS ID

AsrlCBltanil Taplcments, sad

Loins'TTL*,

ClAlten,

Te eieke roost to Spriag atoek. Tea will eer* money by calllBgoahla et

KMhaaiai

Blook,

Partlealar Atteatloa giee» eo

custom WORK

This Departaeat ia la the hands

SlWfx "IsisiSftifti

.. ««^aJLie

tsyswioS'-WE^wkJ

And Mennfeotnrers of

|KO

Oalfanixed irosOonilee* -***Wlidow Caps,

fluttering, &c.

Agents) for the Very Beet

HOT AIR FURNAOES

ts o!

OT.

.-tead

:M MMM

9i5aT

S*IT*ffli 187 MAIN STREET,

.f-

0 ssUJ •wya

Terre HANTE.

Ind.

T'.. TtTBBS

Restores original color cates

lata

•fiSjts sd3Ji2 ««oi®»as 5 "aiisj

-~\I

4) v.-? jai

•RZ^RFF

EO E:U :5»3®Sii te of the country

all par

short notice and reasonable terms.

meyl2

.'C CO.

MKTII.

eta* fees

baa .hiiw

5 1 1 W O S

katMrctM

VEGETABLE AMBROSIA

UWBATN

rvafopiato

AA,

OSKUINSBAIB

r?a7

BSSXOKATIVS,

bvanom,OILXSW Tatasts, Wfcich eo

'JZ

C5.S

ADORN Y«*ta

or age. It will poelttvely ersdlcat«|lasaors aad Daadrnff firom the scalp,and where there te'UNF la tbefleada. will caase a new growth'T Sair te ut forth on bald spots. Thoasaat are testlm ag to the eboTe.

PBlCft 1.00FUtBOITU.

I0BSAIB1YALL DBVOTTMTI. BIBB,

fitntOK

AIIBBI, AGMTO

DOCTOR WHITLIFA

ABKODLABLAat

QBAOUATB

.auger

Fhysloiaa la St. Louis.

SFFHIUI,

VSDIOIVi,

aa Oiyitaa OFLW

OeaMRRK*T,

(fte

aee are treated with B[.parallelkd

•FarmatorrfeM, BaaaiOsbUitv aai taiqr, ae the rsealt of eeif

AHASO-LA FOATBT

seBaal euoees in matsror'years,"or other eaaios, aad which oducoeOataof tbe folhW tog Offecte, as Aiooturaal

KMLMOAS, BMtehea.

OebUlty, Clfxlae.s, Cimacss of.SIGHT, OoafB* sloa of ideae, Bvil Furtoodlngt,

AVERSION 'W'

doclety of Faatalee, Loss of UMMry

AAD SM*

and read.rlng MARFLECEMFTDFHR,

are permaaaiitly eured. Tho Doctor's opportunities' in hospital aad private practioe are unsarpaesad

or any other city. Back fliee Of St, Louis

pers

URO^E

are unrivalled in the We.t, sn

rivalled eny where. Age, with experience,oan oe relied upon, and the CoctbV can' ref.r to many physicians throughout theoonntry. Ia paet

.access

and present petition be stands

oithout a competitor. Tbe Writings of Physician whose

tioa is Valoo.iride, shosld fee worth BeaalBf. Docroa

WHITTIIB

publishes a Kedlcikl

Plunplll«C relating to Venereal piseaeea and tae dleaetroae aad varied oonlequenoes of self-abas., that will be eeat to aay addresa la' a sealed envelope for two etamps. It coet^Ine full eymptom ll.ee that will enable those af* feoted to determine tbe natare of their complaint and give a written statement of tb.lr caee that will answer almost aa well for a purpoee of treatment es a person

Pare Kentucky

Oeftcr.PistUM whisky,

liii Street Stu C*tm lwwt, I*n But*. W Merchandise aad Produce of all klada boaghtaad

•Old OB COTTFFLUILON. DOLLCLTMA A«MU

ftp

SONE^THEJBWT

MslUlsrlcs

KT—Bon. Thos. B.

Braale'.te, late

Ooeeraor ot Kentuehy, Ool. Alfred Alloa, late Treasurer Soataoky,BON. SenJ.

H. Bxlatow, V.

Att'y, District Ky. FaAirxronT, KT.—J, B. Tsavla, Caahier ParmSr's Baah

I. H.

Taylor, Cashier Sraael# Bank

ofKentaaky. Tanas HATTS, I*».—Hon. Albert Lange, for* ater AudttOr of State Hon.O. P. Oookerfy,Key or Col.Thoa. DowUag,Jaiaae

McKeen

A DEMLNG

John Scott

leq.

OTEAMI DYE HOUSE.

8BILLFOT.

WOBKMBB.

Sdtfetlo

fit. OLASxpge

Has returned to this city, and fitted op a .Steam Dyeing and Scouring Ce atiUsbmeat, at toe old Stand, No. 8

North foarth Street, whore he will

bopleaeed to meet his old Monde, and as many new oaea aa aay CSM hta With their petroaag SSdtf

TIB1tfS.~Ladtee, St 1 aeaileiea, Madame

OMagtta

Light,Bed or Faded Hair tothaOaSBl

SLBFJEY HBUMT,

htecessor to Dr.D.

St. Charles street, St.

WHITEST.

Falling, Inflammation or Uleeratloa ot tha Womb, Ovaritis, Pruritls, Amenorrhcsa, Me*, aorrhegie, Dyemenorrhosa, aod Sterility, orBarrenness also, every diseaee coaaeatfdjritfe Puberty, Menstruation or Fregnaacy, Since the

himself exclusively to thsi

treatment of these complaints, and treats a very large namber of oeisse, it follows that bis knowledge of them most be far more extensive

who

have failed, read what ha Says/ Patiente la every Western 8t»te. Curea guaranteed. Geo* sultatlon by letter or at oSoe

Dree.

patients requiring daily attention.

excepted.

A. lady

U.,

aseietant. Hear 9 A.

STORAGE, €OHMISS10ir*OUOI,

OWIK TVUSA I. SAXIN

£. R. BRYANT & CO.,

(^accessor,

J. 8. TUBNEB,)

RQRWBRDIOE Commission

lerchmitf

DBAuas nr

Grain* Floor and Salt.

Highest merket prloe paid for all kinds of

Agents for

Ware

its

ASTROLOCY.

ASTRQLOGY

•^i^OOK OUT.

CfO O E W S O A I

d.000 TO ANT PBRSON WHO WILL XQrAI. MABAM* BAPHAKL IN TH* JPBOFBSdioN. -'MS." *00:11^ c-r TOQfi SaVBB.fAILINGMADA AUB BAPHAKL ie the best. She eaooeed* whoa all ethars hare fclled. All who ore ic treable—»11 who have been unfcrtaaeie—all wboeo fpndhopeehaTe heeu dieapfointcd, eraahed aad blasted by. fclsepronti.ee ana deaeit—all w"ao ftare Iku Blued aad trifled with—ell flj to hur (te sMa aad eatMaotion. All who *r« in donb

the albctione of thoee they love, ron.nlt her rSOeVo and satisfy their mlncLi.

In love Affairs SheNe?er Falls. hae the seoret or winning the affections et walte eez. She ehowe yon the llkenase

the oar

tare wife or hnsbend. or absent friend.— llll) MBjfe'18" a' Sqipy ntarflage, and makee the married heppy. Herald and advlc.s

Speedrand Happy Marrlagejs

She Is, therelW^Vaianni dependence. It 1. wo, anown to thepobllo atiacge that she was the first, and sheie the only person in this oountrj whocau show the likeness laieallty, aud who can give en tiro eattefitotloB oninl tho concerns

OT UIE, WHIC^

oan be tested and proved by thousands, both

ried and eingle, wb* daily and eagerly visit he« To all In bnslnew fee* adetee is in valuable. MUr can foretellj.wttR fhe gr.ateet certainty, the result of all commercial aad business transaction*.

Lottery oaadWtagtTen without extra charge. MADAMK BaPEtaBL IS a bona &de Astrologies thatevery oneandepeaOapon. SheU the givatpst AstroMgleear tha niaeteenth eentnry. It i„ that well-anowafact that makee illiterate prcten dere copy her adeertleeoMBts anrt try to lmltaiksr. —.

Madame Baptmllathe seventh daughteToi sevonth daaghcer she was born

with

Therafere, coma aae. rome aU,

111

FCTKIWD,

a nrtnral

gift ehe aas foretell yonr vary thought.,

bct,

SN,

alee cures druakebaees. All lntemews^.trlctly pri vate aad coaliaeatis). AsaFhaaierhyaMaa aer remedies n.r«r fail oaro all CsauUe Irregularitlw, and to produca ha •eattaly lew, witboct danger or exposure.—

C«ltnJ

Aveaac

A&FLOLIA.

OiaManati,

OBLO.

W|U

asswsr no letters

WITA

—ATTORNEYS. 1 1

JgAlBD & CEtTFT,

ATTORNEYS atXaw, OMRT.-Wo, N Main Street, up stairs. 1:. feblSdtf

Wm. E. MoLEAN,

Attorney and CaunsaUor at Law,

GSTTSBAII OOLLEOTILFG AGENT Terre HAUTE, Ind.

OmOfc~MnJlft.Maittgt»oat. de-£dly

!)H.. JFJSLF"

will efcoW, hae been

eageged ths treetmeat of

TGMMMFAT,

dttoat. aad FBTVATC Otstasss thaB eny

RTBSR

FRRLOTURT, QREKIIIT.

(Kwt.

LUNTIA

aad

MITFMR. TTU URITARF OFMMIT AA

3FFHU4IO OR STIRAURIAI 4FFEEDON$ LF

HOTELS,.

JgUHTLN HOUSE.

FKROEU,

D. 0. STUlTKABD.Prop'r. Ifoatbeaet Corner Public

E^AARE,

Tdire Haute, BOASO, 9S.OO PER DA )^NXS TO 157TSOK 'ATX TBAFNFL. JAOOS SPTS. AXE. 0. SVT

NATIONAL HOUSE.

Coa. SIXTH

St. Louis

PA*

he hae been looated,ther« long*

er by year,that than any other so adrerttslag. The establisament, library, laboratory aad

AFR*

AN9 ILIW

asySSdwly

SIBEST,

TEBRIS HAUTJt INDPBorsaioaa. Thla House has bten tboroughir

^LAKK HOUSE.

REFARNL^KT'O.

COBHCB

Interview

oat where It Is convenient, the Doctor shoutd be consulted pereonally. Tho.e having Crlende that may require adrice,eansupply them with' this valuable work by sending their addreee, with stem p. Thus you can assist the nnfor. tanate without their knowing their benefac* tor. Certainly no snbjKt Is of more Importance than puaity of blood1 and perfect nan* hood.

nasi

Terre

BEFITS*

AKS OBIO SISEIIB.

HAUTE,

BMRMN.

Ixidia.ua-

.Propprletor

Office Cf Marshall, Mcntisums and Falenine Baok Lines. YreeBaas to

AAD FTOM

all Trains, nov?3dtf

rjlEBRE HAUTE HOUSE,.-

dokaaa

BAIH AHC

savxmrH

STUSTS,

Terre Haute* Indiana-

This Hotel baa receatly been refitted, aad

PC I IS

Crst-class order,offering acoommodatiosi nnrar paseedln tbeSUte.

PropTa.

PHYSICIANS.

R.A. ABNAUD.-

61"Main

Ofhosi^Oorner'

and FiftK Streets

the national State Bank.

BBSMSNCS—Chestnut

Sf, between 6th and 7th

•IS!*) TUBKB

St. Oharlee

Sundays excepted.

7 r.

DOCTOR WILBEK

HAUTE, IND

DENTISTRY.

M. BARTHOLOMEW fiinrakov ADO Mnoaaatoai,

im.J-)

E NT S'Ts?

M. WBLD,

J. X)

No.

i^isdtr

167

Rational Block, Terre Haute,

Main St.

IND. [MSQDTF

I O A S N

JB•' N 0D~ I S-'

Mua.

OSTIOIMD

Ohio,

ARID

4th Stwt.-

TXKIUC-HA OTS,

UiO..

"0," LI^COiN,

AFORRTOS^-OPSSTH Street,

Boome for

ONIO^

Having

7 r. A.

HAD

8undeys

neace

OldMt SBtabiisked Dentist JnXsirs Haute,

between

one

DOOR

9^ALS AND

omtb'of National Bouse.

upwards of eighteen years' e*pe

Mmttetry, be is confident th

4tte eatlstactten ia all cases.

car.

[jySJdljfc,

UNDERTAKERS.

A- .1

M.W. O'CONNELL Hevlog tiurcfcefM

B%CK

Grain|

STAB UNION Lqrs.

House on Main Htrset,

Near the

T. H. A I. B. B.

Depot

[SMwtt

from

E. W

Chadwlcfc,

Ornber Oo., the Cade tak.ra Estahlishm.nt, and hav" business,

rapjrieaoe In

ID#

:UP

prepared to farn Isn Metello Bu-

and havlna

HAD

eeren y-ars

i. «Tu"

rial (tee«^ Oesliets^ and. Wooden Cofflus, ot all stylssahd eltes, from the bset aud latest «toci the'Btato. at 101 Main Street,

of burial material In Tern Ha^1*, 'ndla&a.

Terfe Ban tey 29 H*

S A A A

UNDERTAKE ii

ia prepared.TDV^SEBTAF

orders in hie line witii "Mrdand Oherrr fan90-S-lwtfs

oeataeesand dJsMtch.£««ner of third and Oherrr -ifOetd, WTTIVwrts. tedlaTia.

WATS AND CAPS.

XOBK ii A STOKH

JTcfsoph O. Yates.

JUST IW BfiCEIPT OF

Mens' Hata of au kind*. Boy*' Hate of all kintf*. Slissee'

HAT*

I»

BLBFCBBNCA ... LBS*.

ALL

ki±TI»T

Xniante

Uatu ot nil hasda. •Wtw c«

And ac all prtoas/ Hals made to order oiMfchcrt roti

fflE 8PRZXG STYLES, 14S JMa Sift*. T»rr. Hast.. Tni.sstWtf

JOIOT A BEU.

KUIJ'T LLECFCRSO. 60 MBID STREET, ,T«rre Haute, Indianot AYRIOST reepeetfnlly recomssonds his well selectIJX ed stock of Jeana, Plannele, plain aad T/hpevs.manteCS,

ANG-XAYU,

M. Taraer. BE^

Boa,

1'SSMSL

Wolf

Coverlets, and Woolen Enlt-plaid

of difbieat kinds. Being folly eo-

.bled to warrant

the first uiality ef these

nettWawvr

Q.A^AIID

GOODS

WSKWilfiilly'lavite Ladle, aod Oeotleaec tooail asd Inspect them. Wool taken in aaehaned Or

OCML, AND

the bighwt market ratn. paU.

STEAM

FITTING

y.in Street, between 6tb and 7th,

ITliiDfettlK OilGiX. Having employed the services of

eon,awell

J. 8.

Fsrgn-

known praetioal workmen, he is now

prepared to execute all orders in the ebove bust*

•ess,

withproapta.ee and diepatcfe. octSdly