Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 July 1868 — Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pare Blood, Muddy Wsl^r Fur# blood may be compered to pure water, and impure blood to muddy water. If yon paw muddy the

water through muslin yon soil it continue process and you cover with thick mud. Blood passes through all parti of the body if good pure it nourishes and cleanses the parti it through. If Impure it or lesa behind it. BB*NI»STII'Sleaves

THE

JulylSdly

and goes dirt

PILL8morethe

are medicine

wanted, beause they are made on purpose to take dirty humors ontof the body, and they never fail. These pill* cure scrofula, even of forty yean' standing they have cured cases of rheumatism when ihe patient had not walked for four years of paralysis where the legs had lost their power of movement for seventeen years. The eviden In tkoM caws cannot bo disputed. Is there town in the world where sneh evidence exists nol? ff

BBANDBTTH'3FiJ-is

have been much used there

we know that such evldeoce can be found. Bat be sure and see upon each box my name the Government stamp, in white letters

BBAKPBETH, Brandreth House, Hew York SOI.n BT ALL

OBCOOI8TS

jylfidwlm

TO DTE, OK NOT TO DTE THAT IS THE QUERY.

If your hair's gray or red, then hear ye, hear ye! UseCBISTADORO'S DYK, and none will jeer ye

Ohrlstadoro's Hair Preservative AND BEAUTIFIEB. It is actually effecting wonders. People with their hair almost ruined by the u«e of deleterious nostrums, are now rejoicing in a luxuriant crop, and this has been ac compllshed by a short nse of the above won derful compound.

Sold^ by Druggists, and

ftPPl'»d

Dressers. Manufactory No. G8 Maiden Lane.Princlpal Depot No. 6 AstorHouee. jylSdwlm

ITCH ITCH ITCH 1 SCRATCH! SCRATCH I SCRATCH in from 10 to 48 hoar*. Wheaton's Ointment oures The Itch, fkdtoi'i Ointment cures Skit Rheum. Wheaton's Ointment cures Tetter. ffkMloD1! Ointment cures Barber's itch, ffheston't Ointment cures Old Sores, ffkettoa'fl Ointment cures Every Kind

OP KYKBY HUMOR LIER MAGIC, Price, 60 cents a box by mail, 60 cents. Art dress WKEKS A POTTKB, No. 1T0 Washington Street, Boston, Mass Tor sale by all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. 18,1867-3ta wdwly

Certain Cnre.

For Incipient Consumption, Asthma, Coughs, Golds, Dyspepsia, Diver Complaint, and General Debility, will be found in Dr. Tobias' Pulmonio I, I fa Syrup. This valuable medicine, compounded from the glfW of the "Vegetable Kingdom," will be found a sovereign remedy, In all the above named diseases. The demand for this valuable compouud is daily lncronslog, and it will without a doubt bocome as populat as Doctor Tobias' Venetian Liniment. Consumption in its last stages thlsSyrnp will not cure,nor Is there any remedy that will a rellslj however, will be found by its use. What it lastatsd to cure ltsurely will do, as atrial will prove. Thousands of Certificate* can be seen at the Depot* Said by the Druggists, and at Ho. 10 Park rlace, New Tork. Price 75 oents. Ask for Dr Tobias'Pulmonic Life Syrup, and take no other. Jyl5d&wlm

NUPTIAL

ALTAR.

Kssw for fonngHen, on the Errors, Abuses, a .d Diseases, which create impediments to EARBIAdff, with the humane view of treatment and onre, sent by mall in sealed letter envelopes, free of chiri$d. Addrois HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Pa. may20dw3m

10* Ladies can receive a box of Dr ipan's Pills by mall sealed from the eyes of the ubllc, by enclosing one dollar and six postage tamps to M. W. Maoomber, General igent for the United States and Canada*, at Albany, New

)t. JanSdwlm

"IANHOOD."-Another New Xedical Pamphel from (he. pen of Dn. CCETIS. The "Medical Times" says of this work: "This valuable treatise on tbe cause and cure of premature decline, •hows how health is impaired through secret abuses of youth and manhoed, and how eally regained. It glvej a clear synopsis of the impediments to marriage, the cause and effeots of nerv out debility, and the remedies therefor." A pocket edition of the above •will be forwarded on receipt of six stamps, by addressing Doctor Oral is, No. 68 North Charles Street, Baltimore, Md.

Catarrh can be Cured! HEADACHE—At once relieved. COLDS IN THE HEAD—Vanquished.

DEAFNESS—Overcome. WEAK 1CYES—Made Strong. A8THM k—Qulcklj cured. All of the above cpmplalnts common to Buffering humanity, oanbe cared by the use of thewjll known remedy

HAGDER'N GERMAN It never falls to cure, Is qalok In its operative, and being put up In neat metallc boxes, it never loses its virtue. Hundreds of testimonials could beehown to prove its goodness, but It is needless, Coroaoe being used It rapidly wins its way into favor. F»r sale by all Druggists. Price, 35 cents, or send 80 cents to O. P. ,Seymour A Co., Boston, nd receive a box by return mall.

IRA QROVER, JR.,

^feb2Cdly Agent fbr the German Snuff.

J. A.. BRYAN.

JOB PRINTER,

LIS MAIN ST.,

TERRE HAUTE, IND

CUTTING.

Call at the Clark House, Room No. 22. We call the attention of the Ladles of Terre Haute andvactnlty, to a careful perusal of our Oircular deecr ibtng oar Excelsior A mericau Chart for Dross Cutting, taken from tho French system of fitting. It is one of the best proportion systems, and a model of beauty and limplicity also, it rives the prettiest flu of any rule jet placed before tho public most all Drees Makers is now using it East, they pronounce It the best ever gotten up. It ii now a standard guide aad a favorite with those who h*v# used it. We give IOBV recommendations from some of the most fashionable Dresi Makers:

PBIVABFLPBH, Pa.—1 consider the Excelsior American Chart the most graceful, simple and perfect style ever placed belore the public, and the only on* I ever Would use.

MADAM LEOAN, 1318 Chestnut St.

PHILADELPHIA, 1202 Chestnut Street.—I consider the Isoela lor American Chart the best I have ever seen yet, and highly tecommend It to the public, Dress Maktrs ana Millinery. J. GRANGER.

Here la a recommendation from a very celebrated Dress Maker In Lonlsville, Ky., known all over the nlted States for her lit aud Trimming

I can recommend the Exoelsior American Chart as the b«st one I ever tried, and it is all It is rocnmmpnded to be.

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From a Lady whJ carrier oi\ th» largest business in St. Louis.—This is the only Chart 1 could ever recommsnd. Mi9* NOLAN,600 North 4 th St.

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Having tried tho 1C olsior American Chart, we can recommend it as lug the best, in every I have ever used. MRS. B. A

L. VEST,DAKf,way.

ISS

Has. S. WAIMSLKT,

Jy7d2»rireRtate, Xnd June 1:7, 186S.

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It will be to intsrsst of those who wish to have servlceabt*Jlifcrk.4one, to call on me. Infor nation in buying mixing celors, will be fur atafced to persons r*tx or csauos. boc9dtf

THH MM EMS.

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THC

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Terms of Subscription: For one year, in advance 810 00 Tor six months, in advauce S 00 Tor three months, in advanco 2 50 Tor one menth, in advancr 95 Deliverable to City Subscribers at 20 cts. per week.

Single copies, S cents.

SCRAPS.

Aa bold as brass—^The present Blair.

A Whisky rebellion—Blair's reception infuturo.

As dead as a herring—Tha old Demo« cratic party. Five hundred guests at Congress Hall, Saratoga.

A dealer in Faneuil Hall market sells six hundred frogs per week.

One-half of the land under cultivation in Utah is sown in wheat.

The pen of the tongue should be dipped in the ink of the heart. The opera house building in F.lmira is being frescoed.

Victoria's grandson, the eldest son of the Qrown Princo of Prussia, speaks English as fluently as German.

When may a dog be said to encourage humorists? When he keeps a waggin' bis tail.

Blair's rhetoric (spurious edition)—The letter of the Democratic candiate for Vice President in favor of revolution.

A Salmon tiout recently captured in Okego Lake, weighed eighteen pounds and was two feet ten inches in length'_

A man named Joseph Labelledied suddenly the other morning at Montreal, after having drank eight glasses of whisky.

Cincinnati is worth, in her own right, ten million dollars, her possessions principally consisting of real estate.

A Mr. Wilmot, of Vinton County, Ohio, eighty-four years of age, recently cut an entire new set of teeth.

A horse and his rider were both killed by lightning duri ng a storm in Yorkshire, England.

The death of a young man from inhaling carbonic acid gas, to cure a toothache, is mentioned in the English papers.

As cold as charity—The reception which the nomination of Seymour and Blair meets with at the hands of tho Democratic masses.

The character of Charlotte d'Eatrelles, the beautiful leopardess of Feuillet's "Camore," is said to have been drawn from a well-known countess in Paris, formerly the mistress of a Russian prince.

One of the literary beliefs of tho modern school of French critics is that, no one but a Parisian can write a thoroughly artistic and interesting novel.

A French vivandiere named Jeanne Aanchel who went through all the battles of the Republic, the empire, and the revolution, died lately Paris. She was 88 yeaas old.

The Memphis Avalanche says: "The snow^bail, as it descends the mountain, increases in bulk and nomentum, until it becomes a vast, irresistible body. So it is with Democraoy." It is very pleasant to think of a gigantic snow-ball this hot weather, and we thank the Memphis paper for likening Democracy thereto. A gigantic snowball rolling down bill. We doubt if it increases in bulk, but the momentum is certainly growing very great.

The Coy Seymonr

In a Democratic speech at LaFayettP, as reported in the Courier, of that city, a returned and overturned Pendletonian gives the following account ofthe enthusiasm over the nomination of Seymour

Allow me to say that Democracy is looking up. [Voice in the crowd—"It's flat on its back and can't look any other way] The nomination of Seymour was a happy termination to the arduous labors ofthe Convention—aad considered in the light of all the circumstances, will strengthen our faith in the sublime doctrines of predestination. I am free to say that Indiana was not altogether happy in the nomination. We had other hopes and aspirations in behalf of one of Indiana's favorite sons, but we let that pass. We were badly sold out. The bonds were t®o much for the greenbacks, I stood on the steps of Tammany Hall when the result was announced, and saw old coupon unfurl a banner to the breeee, upon which was Inscribed, in very healthy, pot bellied letters, "For President of the "United States, Horatio Seymour." I noticed that the paint like our delegation, was very dry. That banner, I doubt not, had been painted for a month. I thought of the coy and blushing Horatio, and his gay fliration with the Convention. How, "vowing he would ne'er consent, consentled,"

FOOIB.

From tbe New York Citizen, (Democratic.) "Though you bray a fool in a mortar „,s felly will not depart from him.' We have not only brayed them in mortars, but in rifled cannon and fifteen inch guns and in many other curiom and unpleasly effective instruments, and still their folly seems to bo altogether their most prominent quality. At Yicksburgh and ,?ort St, Philip we brayed them with our mortars, at Fort Pulaski we devoted oar rifled ordnance to their service, at Savannah we turned our flftuen-inch guns to their improvement, and at Richmond we gave them the finishing touch with whatever we had at commaud: and yet they come back to us—what is left of them— as fresh in their folly as ever. In fact the process seems -only to have brought the disease to the surface, and they are blooming all over "with folly spots, as well soaked topers do with gin blossoms. One of them helps along the election of Seymour and Blair by announcing that it would result in the salvation of the "Lost Cause." Another repudiates the plank ofthe Democratic platform which announces as the settled conviction of North and South alike—of Union and rebel soldiers—that secession is dead and they all proclaim that the election of Seymour and Blair is to be the vindication, and possibly the rerewal of the rebellion.

This is bad enough but worse remains to be told. It is ann uced that rebel Generals and Congressmen, soldiers with hnnds red with the blood of our fellow Northerners, and politicians fresh from plotting the destruction of the Union are to stump the North against Grant and Cslfax. \Ve have all we can do to win this election at best—save us from this assistance or we are lost. Let them carry their own States that employment will occupy their full time and require more abilities than they have as jet shown in the canvass. If they can draw over the negro vote on a lair basis, such as qualified suffrage, let them do so. Wo do not care to have Buckner's opinion that Grant is no General. Questions of this kind are pretty well settled in our view and are not involved in the present election. Ifthey were, and the Democrats took the Southern side, we should not be left with a corporal's guard on election day. Every rebel speech made at the

North—and rebels seem unable to make any but rebel speeches—will cost ut a hundred votes for every one it gains. The North desires re-unicn—reunion of hejirt as well as of territory—and when

the Southerner! bonactly daaire the came they can benefit themselves and their country by eaying so openly and distinctly. Right glad will the North be to hear it from the South—the birth-place of secession—as well as at our own doors

J, & P. Goats'

BEST SIX-COBD CABLED

Thread.

JOBS HUGH AUCHISCJLOSS, SOLE AGENTS IN NEW YOBK, So. 108 Dnsae Street.

^Clothing-manufacturers and purchasers of SPOOL COTTON for use on Sewing Ma chines, demanding the best and strongest

SIX-CORD,

Will find J.£r. Coats' Noe. 50,60 & 70 Expressly adapted fo their wants. Jj7deod3m

640 MILES

yronow fiaishiJ and in operation. More than twenty thousand men are employed, and it is not impossible that tlia entire track, from Omali to Sacramento, will be flnishel injl8C9 instead of 1870.

The UNION PACIFIC-RAILBOAD COMPANY receive. I.—A Government Grant of tho right of way, all neceseary timber and other materials found along tho line or its operations. II.—A Government Grant of 12,800 acres of i«nd to the mile, taken in alternate sections on each side of Its road. This is an absolute donation, and will be a no ores of large revenue in the future. III.—A Government Grant ot Cnltel States Thir-ty-year Bonds, amour ting to from 816,000 to $48,COO por mile, according to the difficulties to bo surmounted on various sections tu be built. The Government takes a second mortftggo as a secu'ity, and it Is expected that not only the intorest, but th* principal-amount maybe raid In services rendered by tlie Company in transporting troops, mails, &c. I?.—A Government Grant of the right to hBueits own FIB3T MORTGAGE BONDS, to old in ballding the road, to the same amount an the

V. fl' Bonds, issued for tbe purpose, and no more. THE UOVEBNMJENTsame PEBMITS the Trustees of the First Mortgage Bondholders to de« livur the Bonds to the Company onlv aa the toad is completed, and after It has been exsmiced bj United States Commissioners and pronounced to ba In all reipects a first-class Bailraa I. V.—A Capital Stock Subscription from the stock, holders, of which over Eight Million Dotla-t have been paid in upon tho work already done, aad which will be Increased as tbe wants of the

Company requira,

TI.—Net Casta Earnings on its Way Basiness' that already amount to

sr.

THAN THE INTEREST

on tho First Mortgage Bonds. Thete earnings are no iudloation of the vast through traffic that aust follow teiopening ofthe line tothePnslfln, but thoy certainly provs that

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

The price is 102, and is at the present rate of gold, tt ey pay a Ilboral income on their cost. The cos pany believe that these Bonds, at the present rate, are the cheapest security in the mar. ket and reserve the right to advance thepricc at any time. Subscriptions will be received in New York At the Company's Offlce, No. 20 Nassau street,

AND BT

John JT. Cisco Bon, Bankers, So. 09 %"allSt,, 5 xr. i'And by Leading Bankbrs generally throughout

United States.

Remittances ihould^fit maie in drafu or ether fundi par in New York, andtht Bondt to JI be tent free of charge by re urn exprest. Parties subscribing through local agent*, will l:oi to themfrr safe delivery

A PAMPHLET AND UAP FOB 1868 has Just boen published by the Company, giving faller infsrmatlon than possible in an advertisement, respecting the Ircgress of the Work, tbe Bc sources of the Country traversed by the Boad. ttiO Meons for Construction, and tha ra!u? of the Bonds, whloh will be sent free on application at theChmpjny's offices or to any ofthe advertised ag iuts.

JOHN J. CISCO, Tressurer, New York. June 17, 1867. d*w.8m

RT*£E COUPONS^ 1

J- or TBI 1st MORTGAGE BONDS —ON—

THE UNION PACIFIC

RAILROAD COMPANY, Due July 1st, 1868, Will be paid on and after tnat dste, In Gold Coin. Free of Government Tai, At the Company's Office, No. 20 Nassau St., N. Y.

Schedules with twenty or more coupons, will now be rece vod frr examination, and gold c&eclcs for the sannwlllbi delivered June 30th.

JOHN J. CISCO,

Jono06dvr2m Treasnrer.

cGEE & HEWITT, WHOLESALE RETAIL

rONFltCTIONEBY AND BAKKKY, No. 22 SOUTH FOFBTH STHIF.T, TERRK HAUTE, INJD.

We will keep constantly on hind all articles In our line, and having secured the services of a first-class Baker and Confectioner, particular at tention witl be paid to the baking dopartment. Especial attention B»id to orders for Parties, FHSvlvals, Picnics, 4/7

We haV»»^Uo fitte-J up a pleasant ami inviting

ICE CREAM SALOON, where that luxury may be had during the season. A cordial invitation is eitended te all. ml9dtf

PHILOSOPHYof

OF MABEIAWE.-A

NEW COTBSE or LKOIUKSS,as delivered at the New Fork Museum Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How to Live and Vt hat to Live for Youth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Qenerl

HyBsviewed. The Cause of Indigestion Flatulnce and Nervous Dlsaasss accounted for: Mariage Philosophically Considered, Ac. Pooket olumes containing these Lectures will be forwarded on receipt of four stamps, by SKC'T NEW YOHK MCSKCH or ANATOMT,addressing:

mmm

timps

upon tu a proparty, oosting nearly threthoir amount,

Are Secure Beyend Contingency. 5 Tiio Union Pacific Bonds rsn thirty years, aro for 51,000 each, aud have coupons attached. Th»y bear annual interest, payable on the first days of January and July at the Coafpmy's Office lathi City of New York, at the iate of sis per cent, in golJ- The principal is payable i& gold at maturity.

ST8 Broad

way, Nsw York. 'mar!6dly

PLUMBING. ft. BTJCKELL being a practical PLUMBER, ana at tho request of many friends bega to announce that he is now prepared to exe cute alfnrders in the above business, In connection ith his House Puinting and Graining.

SHOP—On Cherry Street, between 3d and 4th BATHS, PUMPS, WATER CLOSETS, A. fitted cp on the meat apprvviid principles.

Hepairing promptly attended to sepS

JJEMOYAL.

RAILROAD AGJGWCT. I have moved my office to HcKeea A Paddock's Mill, where I would be pleased to zee my old friends and customers.

Through receipt! given ou shipments of produce to all Eastern Cities. All Ball, and Sail ani Water rate* as low, and time aa quick as any competing lines. Grain in bulk shipped to New Sosland towns without chance of eara.

JAMES H. XUBNiB, Agt.

aprl84dtf

DRY GOODS.

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ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF

FAST COLORED PBINTS

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IS 1»S CEN TS

AND—-

Chintz in Great Variety of 8tjles.

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY,

Corner 3d and Main Sts.f

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

LAND AGENCY.,

M* M. HIOKCOZ. H. D. BCOTT. QKO. C.

HIOKOOX & CO.,

REAL ESTATE BROKERS

iVo. SO OMo Stree J'5

Conveyanceing Caref ully Done

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

FOR SALE.

Desirable residence on South Market Street.— Over 2 acres of ground, well set with fruit and shrubbery. Price, 87 000 terms favoraBle,

New frame house, and lot, 90x301' fet-t, on Straw berry Hill. Very cheap.

Two lots in Dean's Addition, very cheap,

60 Building Lots, adjoining the city, uorthea* -trocd size—Tow prlco and favtrable terms.

House ani lot, on 1st street, north of Clarfc House—6 rooms, cistern, large stable, Ac. Pric« 81f'.i00. Terms easy.

Mortgage and Notes $5,COO—at a t(lisco- ut

Forty aires 3% mileB sontheast if town—A acres in c.iltlvatleu, balance fine tlaibcr. V«rj cheap.

Real Estate Column

HENDRICH & LANGE,

OIBce over First National Bank, S. Ii. Coim-r Fourth anil Main Streets.

Terre Haute, Xnd.

Abstracts of title furnished, Loans ne gotiated, and Meney invested.

FOB SAL£.

House and lot on Poplar, between f.t'i and Tth streets, Bouse and lot on North Sth, betweeu Uicsnut and Linton streets.

Two business Houses on Slain str a .... COf NTT PBOrEBTi ra Farm of 89 acres in Honey Cr ..h Township, 173 acres in Linton township. 3 Acres below tbe Roiling Mill, wess side canal. jan'29dtf

JO cor IT. BCIZ,

Sarlj's Bloek, No. 60 Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana.,

Meyt,

OST respectfully recommends his well •elected stock of Jeans, Flanaals, plain aad plaid Blanket*. Coverlets, and Woolen Knitting Tama, of different kladi. Being fully enabled to warrant the Ant quality ef these Goods I ciast reapectfully invite Ladles and Gentlemen tooaU and Inspect thsm. Wool taken tneichaned

Qoodi, and the hlgbsat market rates paid. oeMUtovtf

.OR* .coons

C. WITTIGr & CO.,

$•.

«Jii oil 73 MA .LN 3TBEBT.

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OPPOSITE McKBEN'B BANK

.n-f'i-run'f ""-v WE OFFKB i'l.-i-'i flU i"' W tHiS »i, istfT ikfla a*ri'i',L cf \r

fireat Bargains!

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-..-.ill ."f& :,d$ t| U'\

SUMMER GOODS

Fine Embroidered Handkerc'fs

At 25cents apiece.

Fine Scaliopped Lawn Hand'kf

At 25 cent

apiece,

Cotton Parasols,

Silk Parasols

ELEGANT AND CHEAP ^l-=

Challies, Delsalnes

Isawns and

Percales.

MUSQUITO BARS,

A Largo Stock, bought cheap and sold cheap.

Ladies' and Gbiidren's Hose

12% cents and upwards.

GENTS' HALF HOSE,

12^ cents and npwar,iR.

Bali Trimmings, Baffling^, Tape

and Marseilles Trim-

mings, Buttons,

New Stylos and Great Variety.

A LARGE STOCK of STAPLES

To pmt tho times

C. WITTIO A €0'S,

Next Door to Davis' Drug Otore.

DRY GOODS.

SUMMER GOODS I

SOLD REGARDLESS Of COST!

AT THE

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"BlIlliEVK CASH S10HK."

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(^RGAHDIE LAWN

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Vive acres, east of Flagan's Gardi 3 p.

200 acres, 3 milea east, known aa tlis "UiiBSb} Farm," all fenced, wsll Improved go^d meadow woods pasture and fine timber. A flrst-eiaf farm.

OF StTi

WORTS

60 censt, seld at 30 cents. Percalel end Ginghams'at REDUCKD PBIOES. W. S. RYCE & CO.

T?MBEOIDEB'D GEENADNES, -Liworth 91.00 per yard, REDUCED to 50 cents. W.S. BYCE&CO.

PLAID

POPLI.NS, DOUBLE

width, worth 1.00 per yard RKDUCED to 60cts W. S. RYCE & CO.

'tntdsKB's A ri,

Q.RO GRAIN and TAFFETTA \^Silks, for Sacques, at LOW PRICES. W. S. RYCE & CO,

OOP SKIRTS, NEW STYLES recclyed, and will be sold l!ss tha-i cost of lab to make.

W.S. RYCE& CO,

ACE POINTS aad SHETLAND JLjl Shawls, CHEAP.

BY€£ & i'O.

JMPORTED

Wines and Liquors,

retjc r.v-.-li efflf* fn'- j:ir.n .v*: «ii. tf.t iiilLl poKfTSTINO IN PART OP

Rhine and Mosel Wiues,

BORDEAUX CLARETS,

Lisbon and Burgimd Fort and Sherry Wine, COGNAC BRANDY,

HOLLAND GIN,

Ail ft.-ictly PURE ani ot the BJ'ST qoalitios,

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CITT PROPEBTT.

Forty Lots in Linton's Addition to Terre Baste Hotise and lot, east Olilo street, v"! House and lot, In McMurraln's Additition,. House and lot in Sibley's addition on &tr. street, i^House and lot in Rase's addition on Sth street,

'.-•Li •X 87 M.a,in Street,

Between 3d and 4th Sts.,

J. lSii'Jm Terre Haute, Indiana,

MANHOND:

How Lost! How Restored I Just PublUhed, tn a seiltd enretype. Price, six ernl». A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TBEATment, and Sadloal Care of .Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Dabillty, and Impediments te Marriige generally Nerronsn^s, Consnmption, Epilepsy, and Physical Incsptclty, resulting from Self Abuae, tc., by BOBT.J. v,uirs»irii.i, M. author of the "(Jreen Book," Ac. "A Boon to Tbousaafls of Sufferers."

Sent under seal, in a plain'envelope, to any address,

POSTPAID,

on receipt of six cent or two

postage stamps, to CHA-5. J. C. KLINE A OO., 127 Bowery, New fork. Post Office Box 46S6. Also, Dr. OolTerwell's "Marriage Guide," 25 cents. Mayfidw3m.rlce

J, R». MCDONALD,

(Snccessor to A. A. Aasou) nm.TK is

Books, magazines, Papers, Stationery, «§ce., ron Omct LOBBT Ts»*x Hitrra,

•OTIMIT

DRY GOODS

100 HOMY COMB QUILTS,

$2.00 eacb—Regular price $3.50.

'TJJfCTj Tif RIPLEY COtf CORNER 5TH AND MAIN.

WHITE HERNANNI

Two y*rda wide, for ShawU!

BLACK HERNANNI,

Two yards wide, for Shawle!

TUMhJj, JBIPLET CO

S00 1 ABBS PUIS LE5I0S!

25c per yard—usual price 50 cents.

TTJELL, RIPLEY & CO.

CHICK 8IL1S AND POPLINS

J. Elegant variety, at

TV ELL, BtPLET & CO.

M0URRISMI DRESS 600DS, IN

Black Grenadines. Iron Qrenadinee. Black Crepe Maretz. Black Hernanni. Black Lenos. Black Lawn. TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

Largest Assortment Bleached and Brown

Muslins, Prints, AND OTHER

DOMESTIC GOODS

IN THE WEST.

Wholesale and Jietail,

FOR CASH OBTLT.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO., Corner Fifth and Main Stroets,.' TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Black firo Grain Silks, Black Alpacas, Colored do.

[FULL ALSOBTMKNT.

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.

Splendid Variety of

Organdie & Jaconet Lawns,

PLAIN AND FIGURED.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO.

SCOTCH

DRESS GINGHAMS!

MARSEILLES

COUNTERPANES!

Extra "Width.

COLORED NETS For Canopies, Frames, &c,

COLORED TABLATMES,

For Picture Frames, Uhandoliers, &c.

STRIPED SWISSES!

FIfiURliO ORGANDIES!

PARIS MUSLINS!

TUCKED CAMBRICS!

war ALL CHEAP! -W*

HEAVY REP SILKS!

BLAY LOEHS!

SPANISH LINENS

TEBBE HAUTE

mhl3dtf

excopted

EDSALL A|CO., 109T. 4th «ml JfMn SU.

C9LU8E,

Corner Main and', Sth Streets, 1 .o [OYXR TUXLL, BIPLXT CO.] '^ENTBAKCX FROM FTFTU SI REST,

Is the oldest and most reliable Institution of the kind in the State. Instruction pi Tea tn all til* tranches pertaining to a thorough Basinet* Edacation, such as KWFC-fcBEFiliS, PKTKAHIMP, MSBCAHTIV I cluounom, *c.

A Scholarship in this College 1* good for llrlng the Student tho prlTtle(« of jng

It Pleasure, Free of Charge. A few Faplls will be admitted, in Arf chmetfc knd Psnmanshlp, at 94,00 per month, 'Vf XO VACATIONS.

TUT further Information, call aaJ.

A OITEIT,

43 WWOTPAts.

DOCTOR WHITHER

ABEOULAR

QBADCATK of MEDIOINJC,

as Diploma at Offloe will show, longer in the treatment of VKXIRSAI,beenhas SBXDALengaged and PRIVATE DISEASES than any other Physician tn 8t. Louis.

Bfphilis, Gomtrrhea, Olesf, Stricture,' Orchitu, Hernia and Rupture all Urinary Diieatet and Syphilitic or Mercurial Affsceioiu of the Throat, Skin or Boaet are treated with nbparalleled •ncoesa.

Spermatorrhea, Seiaal Debility aad Iapo* teacy, as the mult of self ahnse in youth, sexual eucesses in matnrer years, or other canses, and which oduce some of the follow' ing effects, as Nocturnal emissions, Blotohes, Debility, Dizziness, Dimness of Sight, Oonfusioa of Ideas, Evil Fortbodings, Aversion to Society of Females, Loss of Memory and Sexual Fowor, and rendering Marriage improper, are permanently enred.

The Doctor's opportunities In hospital and private practice aro unsnrpassed in St. Louis or any other city. Back flies of St. Lonls papers Drove that he has been located then- longer by years than any other so advertising. The establlsnmont, library, laboratory and appointments are unrlvallod In tho West, un rivalled anywhere. Age, wlihexperienoe, can be relied upon, aod the Doctor can refer to many physicians throughout theoonntry. In past success and present petition he stands aiihont a competitor. The Writings or a Physician whose Bepntalion is Union-wide, should be (Forth Reading-.

Docroa VV'HITTIEB publishes a Medical Pamphlet relating to Yenereal Diseases and the disastrous and varied oonsequences ot self-abuse, that will bo sent to any address in a sealed envelope for two stamps. Tt contains full symptom lists that will enable those affected to determine tho nature of their compliiot and give a written statement of their casn that will answer almost as well for tbe purpose of troatmentas a person 1 Interview bnt where it is couxenient, tbe Doctor shonld bo consulted personally. Those hflvlug friends that may require advice, can supply them with this valuable work by sending their address, with stamp. Thus yon can assist the nnforiunato without their knowing thoir bonefactor. Certainly no subjoct is of more Importance than pnaity of blood and perfect manhood.

It is Holf-evident that a pliysiei.:n trho confines qimsel' exclusively to the study of acer cain class of dlsoasos nud treats thousands of canes evory year, must acquire greater skill in that specialty than one lu general practice.— Many puyeicians, recognizing this fact, introduce patiants to the Doctor after reading his Nodical Pamphlet. Communication*confidential. A friendly talk will sost you nothing. Office central, yot retired—No. 617 ssreet, St. Lonls, Mo. Hours, 9.A,St.,Charles

it., Sundays excepted.

a |o.7

DOCTOR WILBEK

OFFICE,ROOMS,

CONSULTATION AND BKCKP-

TION

719 St. Charlos street, St.

Louis, Mo,, treata with the greatest

aaeceBg

all Diseases of Women. Leuchorcea, or Whites, Falltog, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, Pruritic, Amenorrhea, Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrhea, and Sterility, or Barrenness also, every disease conneoted with Fuborty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since tho Doctor confines himself exclusively to the treatment of thesn complaints, and treats a very large number of cases, it follots that bis knowledge of them mnstbe farmoro extensive aad accurate than that of physicians In general practlc?. Sond stamp for Medical Pamphlet of thlrty-sixpages. No matter who have failed, read what he says. Patients In every Westem'State. Cures guaranteed. Consultation by lettot or at olBse free. Booms for patients reqniring dally attention. A la4r assistant. Henr 9

A. II

Sundays

TTJEBS .'C CO.,

Restore? original color

FROM

RI1TG S

VEGETABLE AMBROSIA

WHAT

tt ruaroBTi TO

BC,

GENUINE HAIR BESTORATIYE, changing J\, Gray, Light, or Faded Hair to tha DARX, LVJTBODS, SILKENBed

TBISBES, whloh so adorn youth

or age. It will positively eradicate Hnmora and Dandruff from the scalp, and where there is lifetn the glands, will cause a new growth of Hair to put forth on bald spots. Thonsam are testifying to the above.

PRICE: $1,00 FEB BOTTLE, OB SALE BT ALL DBUGQISTS. I"' BARB, Cil LICK & BERRY, Agents may27 doodAw6m W

STORAGE, COMMISSION & 6BAIN,

OWEN TULLSB

E. B. BRYANT & CO.,

(Siicc&eriora to J. H. TUBNEB.j

Forwarding & Commission Merchant* DEALEB8 IN Grain, Flour and Salt.

Highest market trice paid for al) kinds of Qrain. Agents for STAR UNION LINK. Ware Houee on Main Sstrset,

Near th? T. II. A I. B. B. Depot f2Mwtf

JGHH HANK7, AlOKIO BiltT [OHN HANEY&CO., 17 STOBAOS, OOMMISlOll AND

Warehouse on Firnt St., at tho Basin. »n»dwtf TKRKB HAUTE. IND-

JAMES B. T.TFFF.

LYNE & LAWES, Oeneral Commisson Merchants, AND DIAI.»BS IN

Aerlrnltaral Implements,

and

REFERENCES

Louitivnxr,

KY—Hon.

KBANKTOUT,

Thos. E. Bramlette, late

Governor of Kentucky, Col. Alfred Allen, late Treasurer Kentucky, Hon. EenJ. H. Brlstow, O. p. Att'y, District Ky.

KT.—J.

Temple, Cashier Farm-

Br's Bank 1". II. Taylor, Cashier Branch Bank of Kentucky. Tiaaa

HACTS,

Ind.—Hon.

ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY

L'OOK OUT.

hew^fob AJLJLJ

91,000 TO ANT PERSON WHO-wrrr MADAME BAPEAELIN THC raoFssaioN, -,

fpiiJfi KEVEK^PAILLNG Mai,.

fr^HAKL Is tbe best. She tucceed-

n-^hln .n

failwI Ml

who are ,u

bate been unfortunate—ai.

sYf1.

Te 96a

disappointed, crushsu

and blasted by £alse promises and deceit—all wh Vvave bee,! misled and trifled with—all fly to he

ftMd

lee

'J t&e

School. Send for College Paper. AdJ read,

GABTIBT

"'V6!0"011- ^11 who are in don

of the affections of those they love, consult hei relieve

and satisfy their minds.

In tore iffalrs Site Nerer Fails,

theho9t^it.h

reqV0fshows

rianlD8 theaflicuous ot

tne opposite sex. She yon the likeneaa, ,- jonrftitnre wlfe or husband, or ab«,ntftl"dl "he guides the single to a happy marrlatro «n makes the married happy. Herald a«K »,!«? hae been solicited in innumerable lcstasoee and tlj result has always been the mean^f^.

Speedy and Happy Marriage,

2nowi It Ur^^fer* and she is the only peAon fn tM.

hr'"'

show the likeness in reality, aud who cln tire satisfaction on all the concerns ot Ufa iVJi oanbe tested and proved by tbonsanSa both^

To".Dlf,nnhg„i6' MKerly 'v'.it hT,':' t. f'ec *dTlco1» Invaluable she ean foretell, with the greatest certainty, the re

"ommercial and bualue.s transactfoZ K'T9n Without extra

MADAJHS RAPHAEL is a bona lido A«trottKl»i that every one can depend upon. Sho la tho erea. est Astrologlstof the nineteenth oentnry. in, that weil-known fact that make, illiterate rrA J£r, copy her advertisements at, I "tofmi'l-

II adame Bapbael is the Mventh daughter c.i th. Sftn,.h.dc\U„gV'rl",^yoar

horo

flit, the can foretell rczy tfaou*bN a-,* «lao mros drankeuneai,

tilv"tfcaQd

"oufldentlni

AsalfemalePhyjdclaatter remedl3ji ne*«r faii to enre ail female Irregularities, and to pru.lnf, Ph°? .°Y'

wlthont

danger or eip-jure

Chey can not injure, bat, on the oottr*ri, tho Improve the health. Therefore, oome one, come ail, tt——

111 fiieknoid, bet. Ceatral Aresao ami juhft.

Cincinnati, Otiio.

TKBMS.—Ladles, Jl Qentlomen, SI,on. B.—The. Uadamaw !i answer no ivt out a feo of SI and a 3~cent stamp is lncluseit

Address Look Box 631. anjri.t.i I

.MUSICAL.

L. KiSSNCR'

PU:«

IVo, 4ft, Ohii» Street,

0PP03ITf THE COURT HOU3K,

'i KK itfc-li vV JC JU. lAi

Bole Asont for

Chickering d: Sons, Knabe Co., Steck d) Co., Robert Xanns, Gale & Co., the Celebrated Patent Cycloid,

AU.L

WOLL KAOWN ANIL IALLOI.LII

other

PIANO F0BT£S!

Also, Oarhart

to 7 r.

Needhattts,

RT-IU.-E A TKI

•elebratedami

Church, Parlor and School Organs and Mela Aeons!

Large Klsgant Asaortmen!

hand,whichand

SILWIYA ON

LOWKR BATFS

will be sold at

than

the BAine quality of Instruments can »»ft hai or any othor dealor fn thn TTest. None bat (food reHabie iastruxaau dealt in, inch as I cau warrant to my ('mtom^mfot

PIVE YEARS! Pianos, Organs and Melodeona sold on Monthly Payment?.

Ho I For the Campaign I

Brass ana

Band Initrumonts, Tonor

Silvsr

WIS..-,

Trimming

MANUFACTli&Ii«U

A I N E A E S

•JJNDBETAKEE.

TflOKAS K. LAWKS

Pnre Rentntky

fopper-Dlstllled Whisky,

Main Street. Ifeu, Conn Berenth, Terra Htat«, hd, Merchandivo and Produce of all kinds bought and sold on Commission. Consignments Solicited. Agents for Home of the Best Distilleries la

KECTUC&f!

Twner, Esq^-

McKeen & Deming John Soott A Hon, 8. Wolf Esq. 28dGm

pHEGABY INSTITUTE,

V/ AND FBK5CB O O N A I E S

Boarding and Day Pupils,

1527

AND 1529 8PBVCE STREET,

PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.

Will re-epen on Monday, Sept. 22d. FBINCH is the language of the Family and la constantly spoken in the Institute.

MADAME D'HIBVTLLY,

jel7d3m*od Principal.

JOHN ABMSTRONG,

cnnsmith and Stencil Cotter.

Flour, Whisky and Back brands, also Plates for Barking Clothing, cut to order. £Gnns made aad repaired In the beet of styler.

All work warranted to MtlsCactlaa. IiSbop84«oorSwtof tft* INwOotnBtmse, street, at tte TJto eoflaty lay foalea. fdj

&£IJ

Bass Drums Cocaa, Ebony, Roxwood and

FILVJI

TOR

iilaa*of

Drums also

sizes, all

the

Bend orders to

ail

Dast quality

and lowest

ratri

PALACE OF MUSIG. •WAII

kindoof Musical lastrnments repaired the most approv,'.i manntr.

iT •'if fE^LEiil In

MUSIC.

J. G. LINDEMAN in

l*lAW'OS» ORGANS,

Violins, Onitars, Flutes, and ail kiuds ot Merchandise, No. Wabash atreet TKUbB HAUTK. INDIANA.

TUNIIiGf AND HSPAiniliG of ai"3 other Instruments will be promptly attended

tu,

OLD PIANOS willheMksn In tsadef.it KK\» ONES. •ulltSdwtt a' .J. O. LlfiDZMAMN

HE SAINT LOUIS

I A N O

lOHPASl.

The Pianos of this Company are essantislij

Pianos for Western People,

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

Fonr First Premiums,

at Western Fairs. They potsets uarlolled ci cellenceof tone andlinisli, aud jtaparj vrell in all respects with tho best, lustrnmects or Eastern Manufacture.

Prices rary from $450 to 3700. ACCORDING TO 8ITLE AND riHISH. *WE»ery Plan} la warranted for Five Tears."®S

OLD INSTBUMUiNXS EXCHANGED AT LIBEBAL B.vTES. Warehouse 101 South Flftn Street, corner ot Walnut, and opposite tho Southern Iloiel. myCTdly

UNDERTAKERS.

M. W. O'CONNELiL Having purchasod bsck from E. W Ohadwick, Qruber

Co., thn TTnlertakers Cstabllshmsnt,

and having bad seven y«ars exparlence in the business, ii now prepared to furnisa Metallo Burial Cases, Caskets, and Wooden Coffins, of ail styles and sizes, from the best aud largest st-i i: of burial mateilnl in the £tate,at 104 Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana dwtf Terro Han tey £9. MK

S A A A

N E A Is propared to execute 1 orders In his line witL aeatnecs and diapatoh *rner of third and Cherry treets, Terre Haute, Indiana. .'r.niiO-^-dwtr

.HARBKRT.

Albert Lange, for

mer Auditor of State Hon. (J. T. Oookerly, May or Col. Thos. Dowllng, James

IOWA

K. MAESa

KKAL ESTATE AGtH3JVO"i'. FARMS, WILD LANDS, And CSty Property of every description, lo 3»!s.

An experience of fifteen years enable cs to Insure satisfaction in every depaitment of bosicen relating to a general Beal Sstate Agency.

HABBEItT & MARSH, 54

WALNUT STBEET,

o27dwly Dc»

IOWH

J^OTICE—KBMO AL,

ii. FOSTER SMITH

Has moved from Bast side of the Public 5qsare Main Street, one door east of H. Hulman, where he will be glad to see his old customers, end as many new ones as pleas# to call.

G. FOSTIB SMITH,

Main Street,bet.'Fifth and Sixth, Terre Haul.-, Indiana, a83dwtf

PHYSICIANS.

iB.A. ABNATJD.

Omo-ConNr of Mala and Fifth Streets,

the National »t»teBank. a5Mi«we»-qiMUint «f.betweenSth an4 Tth. ZSiyl TKKKS MAVTX, UIB.