Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 August 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY EXPRESS.

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Monday Morning, August 3d, 1868

IIAILSOAD TIME TABLE.

TERRS HAUTK AND INDIANAPOLIS. LSiVE. ^EIVE4.50

v. Izpros* 6:35

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3-15 Accommodation 10:60 A.M. 6:46 t.. Mall 4:00 r. 10:2i P. Express 11:00 P. M.

BT. L0U1B, ALTON AlfD -JETIRF, HAUTE.

LEAYE. o.M

Mallan3 .Express

1110 ......Express

1:10 t.

P. ».

n...Mattoon Accommodation...

9:66 A. M.

KVANBVILLB ANX CP.AWFORBSVILLK. ABBIVX. 0:40™, Accommodation

4:05

1:05 r. Mail BOCKVILL® EXTENSION MA™,r .....10:35 A. 4:15 P. MR*....

....3:00 P.

AFITTIV*.

Republican County Ticket.

10U STATE Sr.SATei:, HABVEY D. SCOTT, for. BEPRE8ESTATIVEB.

I AAC N. PIERCE,. EM8LEY HAMILTON. FOB CLERK. JA1UKS H- T0BNEB.

FOB TBEAFIUEIN, 1 MORTON 0. BANKIN. ron BiiEBirr, NICHOLAS FILBECK.i ma BE ESTATE APPBAISEIl. 'A ME BUBO- N*. ,.72}

COH*I8SIrMEB,

BENONI O.

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EB LOOP.

FOB SCRVETOB,

ALKXANDEK coorrr.. ron COBI»EB, 1

JPAV1D CHRISTY]

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M»«SOa—IIA8BIR0N

TOWNSHIP,

D. I). WE'It.

LOOK TO VOIR INTERESTS.

Save Tim« «.»!

Money.

it you have, anything to nell, If you have lost anythliig, If you have found anything, if i/ou have a houtst) to rvttt, If you want to rent a house, It you want boarding, It wnz want anything,

Tell Five Thousand Peoplo at onoo,

Advertising in the Daily Express,

We have been carrying on the Louisville Journal thirty-seven years, and during all this time ice have kmzvri no mar. 6/ business in the city to fail who advertised liberallv. And we have known no one to rucr.ec in any considerable if even in a respeetabli degree ohi didn't advertise liberally." -PRKNTICE

MASS MKETIK6,

At the Court House, Monday

Evening, Angust 3d.

OES. CARL SCHUH2

Will addre3S his country mon in tho'ir own language, on the living politic^ ia?u.'S of the

day.

Gon. Schurz has with

bis worJ, pea and av/ord fought bravely for bia adopted country, and from hie superior statesmanship end scholarly flttainincnls, his hearers nai'-y cxpect an oxra^ndinarv. effort.

Good music r.-ill bo attendance. "T~"

Tnc Parke. Circa it Court convenes this morning.

JUDGE MAXWELL commences tho Com mon PIcns Court in Sullivan, to-day.

YANKEE ROBIKSON'S big show, now making its way hithorwards, exhibits al Kankakee, Ills., to-morrow.

FRIDAY NKXT, is tho last day for sorvice for tho August term of tho Court of Com mon Pleus.

EVERY GERMAN in the city should see and hear Carl Shcurz to-night at the Court House.

ANDREW KAUFMAN has takon out letters of Administration on tho estate of Matthias Moggor, decoased.

A LIOHT DOCKET is waiting for the August term of tho Vigo Common Picas Court. This is somewhat unusual.

TowNsnir MEETING.—H. D, Scott, I. N. I'ierco, John G. Crain, and others, will ?peak at Sundford to day at one o'clock.

LETTERS of Administration were issued by the Clerk, on Saturday, to Emily Bentley, upon the oitate of Wm. R. Bentioy.jr.

THE squelched Pendletonians are to meet at tbo Court House Wednesday evening to organize a Soymour and Blair Club.

THE INDICATIONS aae that on unusual-

ly largo crowd will go down to the Sullivan Republican demonstration on Wednesday.

WE INVITE tho attontion of those want of tho services of a Magiitrate faithful collecting agent, to tho c«rd William Woollen, Esq.

WATBMELOKS wero quito plenty in town Saturday, but people fought shy ot them -who" for reasons sanitary or tnonotarv, wo are not able to state.

WIQWAM.—A movement i3 on foot, with strong proepoct of success, to build a "igwarn, for tuo p.ccoramodatior.3 of the •Republican hosts that will assemble nt times before tho Presidential election.

THE MEXIHEHS of tho several Registry Boards, will meet at Thompson's cdopor shop, this morning, at 8 o'clock to receive instructions and blanks, aftor which they will go to the usual places of voting, in their several precincts.

•THE TANNERS," iN'ow that the Figh'ing Boys in Bluo are going ahead with thfir organization so flnoly, tho ci vilans should organize into companies inners. Lot's have, at least, ono ful compRny each Wnrd.

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to it that his name is on tho registry list?, and also that the namoof evory neighbor and friend is with his own, ready for the election next Octobor. The enemy are on tjie alert. Let every man go to the Registry Boards to»d»y or to-morrow and attend to this matter, .':

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COMMITTEE MEETIKO.—The Republican County Executive Committee will meet at their Booms this oveningat eight o'clock. A iull and prompt attendance is desired. 8 i-

THE Democracy of this district have been instructed by the State Central Committee to hold two mass meetings during tbo campaign. Ono is locatcd at Gosport and tbo other in this citv.

SATURDAY was the anniversary of tbo

AEBITE. emancipation of the elavea in the British

.Express.. an

6.4* A. Exprew A. U. U:uO

West Indies. The day is usually observed in eoine public manner by the colored peoplo of this city, but on this occasion passed unobserved.

MINSTRELS COMING.—By a noto from Joe. Gaylord, general agent of Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrels, we are pleased to loam this popular organization of Corkonians will give two entertainments at DowlingHall, on the evenings of tbo 10ih anrl 1Kb instants.

'SUMMER DRINKS.—Iccd tea is a nice drink for hot weather, anrl it is essential that the tea should be of line flavor.— Such can be had at Footo's tea store. Lemonade is esteemed by nil. The Sugar of Lemons sold nt the same place affords a pure drink, oheap, healthful and ready to use at any moment.

SPECIAL TBAIN TO SULLIVAN—Hon. John Ingle, President and Superintendent of tho E. & C. Railroad, has authorizjd us to announce that half-fare train will leave Torre Haute on Wednesday, August 5tb, at 7 o'clock,

sr., for tho Republican

meeting at Sullivan, n-f.ui-ninj» to Terra Haute at 0.50 P. M.

COMPANY D. Fighting Boys in Blu^ met Saturday evening, and organized by tho selection of

James O'Mara'Captain L. G. Bonton, lat Lieutenant John Burcharu, 2d O. W. Corey, Orderiy Sergeant Junius GorJoc, lat Datv .'Sergeant J. Staley, 2d

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Obas. E. Francis, 4th J. hn B. DIVB, 1st Corparal 4 Wm. D. Piper. 2d Wm. E. Mull, 3d James Treble,'"7 4tb

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The Company will uieot at tho Cicjr Treasurer's Office Friday evening.:i

COMPANY E. Fighting Boys in Blue, having recruited to eighty-eight men, met at tho old Court House on Saturday evening and completed its organization by tho election of the following officers:

G. W.Lambert, Captain, Cal. Harrie, 1st Lieut. William Burns, O. S. Tho reat of tho non-commisGioned officers will be appointed when the company is recruited to the maximum.

FORGER ARRESTED.—Constable Jas. O'. Marra arrosted J. W. Dunlap, Saturday afternoon, in this city, on chargo of for» gery. Ho waived an examination and was committed to jail in default of $300 bail. Hfl obtained $7,00 from Mr. Edwin Wripht, proosryman naar tho LoWJ3r Market, on an ord«r purporting to come from Wright's nephew in Marshall, Ills. Ho also obtained at McKeon & Minshall's Bank ten dollars on what is supposed to be a forged noto of fifty dollars on John Schofiold and A. B. Eriscoo, Marshall, II. linoie—$9,00 of this last amount was recovered.

THE Paris Blade tells that Bayloss Hanna was illustrating ono of his speeches, with tho parable of Lazarus and Dives. Tho plow-holder was Lazarus and the bondholder Dives. Bayless was putting an extra line point on, and pathetically telling how poor Lazarus was licked by the dogs, and wont to Jleaven, while tbo rich man wont straight to hell, "Of course" said Bayloss "it is neodless for mo to name who the rich man was, you all know him." "Seymour," yelled one of tbo unscrijitural. Bayless wilted.

REGISTRY BOARDS—WHERE THEY MEET.—The several registry boards of this township wiil bo in session to-day and to-morrow at the following places

First Ward—At tho 9th street Engine Houso. Second Ward-*-At Samuel Reo^o'a Carpenter shop, corner Walnut and 7th streets.

Third Ward—Will meet at Oilman's Cooper Shop this morning, and from there will adjourn to the Central Engine House, on Fourth street.

Fourth Ward—At the Northern Liberty Engino House. Fifth Ward—At Gunn'i C.irpmitcr

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Passenger Depot.

Sixth Precinct—Township onlaido. of Uie city limits—At tho old Court House.

COL. T. H. NELSON, Republican candidate for Elector at Large, is doing most effective service in tho present campaign. He onlered the field early and has worked with his accustomed perseverance and zeui. Ilia speeches huvo been iccoiv»d with uuusual fuvor in all parte of the State, and their good effect has been uinaifested in a spesdy revival of tho spirits of Uniou men wherever he hns spoken On the evening of tie 30! Co). Nelson addressed an immense mass meeting at LaFayette. on which occasion he seems to •vivo made the same favorable impBeseiun that haj followed his efforts elsewhere. The LaFnyotUi Journal bus & »cportof the mcotiug which closes thus

Tho speech of Colonel Nelson --iiu received, and was the best delivered in ur city for a Igbg time. Iti effects will be for qood." •,i e. t, (i

FIGHTING BOTS IN BLUE.—A grand \2uis Convention of Soldiers and Sailors is to be held Indiacapolis Tuesdav the ISth inst. Ample preparation will be made for an immense assemblage, -uchasitwill be. Prominent speaker? rom all parts of thecouutry will be in at tenaancc. Half fare arrangements will ho provided on all railroads. A fine regu lation Banner is to be award to the largest organized Battalion of Fighting Soya in Blue, outside of Marion county, which shall appear in the torchlight proession in the oveniog. The Committee of arrangements for this district, consists of Major Frank Crawford, Lieuty, ,17. Ooulson and Capt. Hugh Irwin.^-

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THURSDAY MORNING the Express de* clared that five companies of the Fighting Boys in Blue had been organized at the old Court House the night before with tiocutymore men in each company than the rule required. Yesterday morning, however, tho columns of that paper contained several notices, over the signatures of the proper offieors, urging radical veterans to fall into lino and fill up these same companies to tho maximum of thirty men each !—Journal.

Tho unblushing impudence of tho above tissue of lies is apparent by referouce to what we did say. In th« report of tbo proceedings wo said: "Considerable discussion was bad as to the best means of effecting the organization, but the motion of CaptainEd Allen, 71st Indiana—to organir.o fivo companies of thirty mon each and permit tho companies to elect a Second Lieutenant to recruit the maximum—prevailed. Tho soldiers present wero therefore divided into five companies which numbered 20 men to each mpany more than tho motion intended."

The ru)r of the orgsnizatiou places 30 mon as tho minimum and 101 as the maxi mum. Tho "scvoral notices" tho Journal speaks of were calls to fill up the companies to tho maximum, in accordance with tho motion, and is rapidly being acootB' plishod. 4 iJ

MARRIAGE LICENSES wero issued by tho County Clerk, last week, to tho following parties: Milton O Roll and Urcth E. Bennott.1 Wm T. Wiggonton and Eliza A. Bennett Alexander Evans and Maggie Haslott. Wm. F. Ri ter and Elizabeth O. Bailoy. Henry F. Smith and Jaue Reynolds. Zenas K. Brenton and Mary A. Brenton

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—The fol lowing transfers of real estate appear upon the Recorder's book for last week

Fannie Ross (o no. C. Ross, lot in the city for $100. Jno. C. Ross to Frnrl A. Russ, lot in the city for $1,000.

J. H. Biako to Annio Smith, lot in Rote's sub-division for §600. T. E. DttW-ou to Robert Irvin, tract of land in Harrison township fo $6,000.

Samuel Higgen bottom and others to Joal Higgenbouom, tw^ acres in Prairies ton township lor $70.

Jon*than Woodard to Luther Miller, 69 acres in Harrison townsbip for $1,000. John Kizer, Gheriff, to Lucy Edmunds, lot in Juwett'a addition for $194.

Samuel S win lord to Trusiees of the Mount Ojiye Christian Church, one acre I in Pierson township ior $25.

W. H. Stewart to Geo. K. Steele, 100 a dree in Otte*1' Crock township for $395.

John Kizer, Sheriff, to W m. B. Tuell, several lots in T,uull and Usher's sub-di-vision for $450.

JeremiuU Audenon to ftatiunul Re form Educational Association, lour acres in Lost Crock township for $160.

Wm. Joab to Anna d. Hornuag, lot in Jo west's sub-division for $608.

Mote3 Reynolds to David Reynolds, six acrcs in 1'niirieton township for $310,75.

GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY.—Au invitation ia hereby given to the German Turner Association, the Fighting Bo.ys in Blue and citizens generally, tu give GEN CARL SCHUKZ a rcceptiou, this evening, at the ringing of the Court House bell.—• A good band of music will be in attend auue.,

By order of the ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE,

STATE ITEMS.

OoTi. ittLOOff cpotxho t\% JCoircxno to-dojr.

Gov. BAKER Wednesday,

speaks at Sullivan on

FIVE REPUBLICAN moetings opened the campaign in Parke county l»8t Saturday.

FIGHTING Boys in Blue will organize at- Rockville to-morrow night.

HON. DELANA E. WILLIAMSON speaks at Rockville to-morrow night.

THE foundation for tho now Methodist Church in Richmond is la d.

A WHITE RAT, with rrd oyes, is an ob ject of great attraction in Kokomo.

EVANSVIT.LE wants a few moro Btrcot corners—to raise Grant poles on.

A MAD DOG made its appearance in Vornon tho other day—the second of tho season. Killed.

NEW ALBANY olects a Mayor to-mor row, to fill the vacancy by tho death of Mayor Sanderson.

GEN. SCHURZ was magnificoatly receiv ed and addressed a very largo audience at Indianapolis, Friday night.

ELDER D. R. VAN BUSKIRK is about to return to Greensburg, having secured release from his congregation in Dayton Ohio

THE Trustees of Masonic Hall, Indianapolis, b^vo takon out a building permit for the repair of that building. The designed improvement? will cost over $6,-

6 0 0

^CiSSs&b,

GOVERNOR BAKER has sent two hun dred stand oi arms to the Sheriff of Scott county, with instructions to protect the Renos.

THE Evansville Journal has a tomato of gfgantio proportions. It measures 16 Inches in circumfereaco ono way and 15 inches the other, and weighs 1$ pounds.

MRS. A. D. KELLY, residing near Kokomo, after raturuiug from bar garden, last Thursday, suddenly threw up her arms and was dead. Hea:t disease.

THE Indianapolis Sentinel reports that ious:darable excitement was created on tbo streets of that city last Friday by the efforts of a German to recover his runaway wife, who had married another man. First he reasoned the case, but she would not listen to rtasou^' and then ha shoul dered hor like a sack of salt, and was getting awRj with her, when her screams attracted crowd of citizens, who com. polled him to desist. Ho was «dvi3ad to get out a writ oT replevin.

THE Indianapolis Journal learns that Romeo, the big elephant of "4 paw's' menagerie, went on a lark at Plymouth the other day. Becoming very dry he started on a ••bee-line" for the back yard of one of the citizens, crushing fences and small trees like egg shells. Coming to the cistern his -clepb&ntship commenced' pumping without success, whereupon tho pump and fixtures vrere torn up and throTrn several rods. From thence Romeo ••truck oat" for the river wher» he re^ gated himself in high glee.

WE learn from the Indianapolis Stati•net that a cabinet-maker named Bus. sell, and residing in Brazil, "has been in the habit of paying particular and peeuliar attentions to the wife of a blacksmith, taking her to shows and indulging in moonlight walk? Tho son of "Vulean kicked up muss about it, and the woman took arsenic, but was pumped out and saved. There was some talk of treating Russell to a bituminous and pinnated suit of clothoa in consequence, but ho avoided it by getting scared and rnnning nway with the circus."

THE Sentinel of Saturday furnishes tho following chapter of accident? Mr. William Samuel^, of Kosciusko county, was instantly killed, last week, by being thrown out of a wagon, the horses attached to it having run away, and Mr. Joseph Pletcher was also thrown out and injured so that his life is despaired of. Mr. Thomas Crawford was so severely injurod by his borso taking fright, while ho was loading a meat block, which fell on his head, that he died the following day. Henry J. East, of tho same ceunty, was instantly killed by a horse kicking him in the stomach. In addition, the Warsaw Indiaman learns of threo deaths having occurred near Manchester, caused by a team running away with a load of wheat. One man was run thro' with a pitchfork, which ho was using in loading the wheat, and the other two killed by tho wheat falling upon thorn.

MONDAY, AUGUST 3D.—Having ro arranged our Goods, wo are prepared this morning to run them oft' as rapidly as called for. The earliest callers got best selections. SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

ESPECIAL NOTICE.—Persons knowing themselves indebted to me on account, will please pay, or close by note this week. aug3-tf G. FOSTER SMITH.

LOOK at our 25 cent counter—5,000 yards of Summer Dress Goods, worth 40J 50, CO and 75 cents, marked 25 cents per yard. Immenso sacrifice to clear. 3-d2w.

THE most popular color now-a-days, ig YELLOW. The YELLOW TICKET on any of our Goods, meaDS that they are to be K'NEN Collars, 14, 14J, 1 J, 15J,

sold at wholesale cost. The price in plain

Great bargains for all, at d2t KISSNER'S PALACE OF MUSIC.

AT COST I AT COSTI!—Who will pay moro for Goods, when they can be bought at first cost, from a good stock. Every discriminating buyer of Dry Goods will makn the beat of the unusual offer of Saxton & Walmsley, while it is available. dlt

NOTICE.—Having sold my stock of Groceries, &c., (at 157 Main street,) to Messrs. Austin & Grigsby, I tender my sincere thanks to the public for the liberal patronage I have received, and in retiring, recommend a continuance of the name to the now firm.

IMMENSE AUCTION SALE of rare and beautiful Japanese, Chinese, and other Oriental curiosities. Tho finest end most extensive collection of rare, curious, and beautiful specimens of Eastern workmanship over imported to this country will bo sold without reserve or limit at 106 Main street, to«»day and to-morrow—Tuesday positively last sale—at 10 A. M., and 7 p. M. Tho assortment embraces the most magnificent Japanese Laquer wares, Pearl inlaii, Mosaic Wax, Camphor and Sandal wood, Bamboo baskets, Tables Mohaka Cabinets, Work-boxes, Waiters. Toilot and Jewel cases, Fans, Shell work Marine Shells, Corals &c., &c. Private sales during the day for covenienco of parties unable to attend the auction Sale positively unreserved, and affords every citizen of refinement and onlight ened taste an opportunity not to be slighted. d2t.

DA NAIDSONS CLAIM A GEN Of.

TEBBK-HAVT*, August 1st, 1SCS.

lleceu ?aln i'f Bounty Claims, now ready for paymsnt: Wm ShuUi $ 60 Albort Hector 8108 Franols Cummins 100 Wm Turner 100 W F*rrolI 100 Cor win Sooflold 100 100 Wm K-star 100 100 WmB Woodruff. 100 100

Wm Barrett •tram ACrtckon... JaS Kitchull J»s Wyant Joi-Uh Pierson John Stewart Albert Cobble

Ssia O Siaock luo 1K) ?am Romiue 1 0 10) I&«uh Ho»att 1C0 Fr A Godwin luu Zort BRakes 100 Jno Hauiibargor 100 Guo W Jaquieh 100 Fr 0*nu.s luo G*o W H.yne 100 David L«*cb

UNION MEETINGS.

Hon. H. D. Scott, Isaac N. Fierce, Hon. John G. Crain and others will address the people of Vigo county, on the political questions of tho day, at the following times and places:

Sanford, Fayette Township, Monday, August 3, at 1 p. m. New Goshen. Saturday, August 15, at 1 p. m.

Tuttla's Mills, Otter Creek Township, Tuesday, August 4, at 1 p. ic. Chapin's Mill, Otter Creek, Township, Mondny, Aflgust 17, at 1 p. m.

Sulphur Springs, Ncvins Township Wednesday, August 5, at 1 p. m. Union Church. Nevins Town«hip, Tuesday, August 18, at 1 p. m.

Lost Creek Township, Township House. Thursday, August Gth, at 1 p. m. Lockport, Riley Township, Friday, August 7th, at 1 p. m.

Pierson Township, Township House, Saturday, August 8tb, at 1 o'clock p. m. Hartford, Linton Township, Monday. August 10th, at 1 o'clock p. m.

Middletown, Prairie Creek Township, Tuesday, August 11th, at 1 o'clock p. m, Prairicton, Wednesday, August 12th. at 1 o'clock p.m.

Honey Creek Township, Mount Zion Church, Thursday, August 13tb, at 1 o'clock p. m.

Township House, Sugar Creek Township, Friday, August lltb, at 1 o'clock p. m.

St. Mary's, Sugar Creek Township, Saturday, August 15th, at 1 o'clock p. m. The people, without distinction of party, are invited to attend these meetings Come one, come all.

LOOKOUT FOR THE TIGER!"

NICE BLACK TEA, at $1 10 per pound, Very Excellent Black Tea, $1 40 Good Green Tea, at $1 40 per pound. Fine $1 CO to $2 00 At FOOTE'S Ten Store, 65 Main St. jy30-33t

CLOSING OCT.—A lot of Gent's Garote

very

figures, will he found thereon. P*r "f

dlt SAXTON & WALMSLEY. 30^TF LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.—Austin, Shryer & Co. against the world for cheapest Hardware. Give thorn trial, dtf

FACTS WON'T LIE.—The demund for the justly celebrated Pianos sold at Kissner's Palac9 of Music, having become so great, ha is compelled to send orders three MAJOR W. W. CARTER, Union candimontbs ahead of arrivals. At Kissner'p

you will find tho Instruments of six of the

dat9 for

D- At Center Point, Clay county, Friday, explain why Pianos by the car load have

Congress will speak at the follow-

ing time8 an(jpiRces,

best makers in the world, and as he fre-1 Center School House, Perry Townquontly delivers from four to six Pianos ship, Clay couuty, on Monday, August 3, por week to purchasers, that will easily -p •,

to wit*

Augu3l ftt ni^t.

to bo shipped to Kissner'j Palace of Music, At Stockton, Owen county, Saturday No other evidence of the immense superiority of my Pianos over all others introduced heretofore, is wanted, than the above plain and substantial facts.

I Augest 8lb,

at 3

o'clock

P. M.

At TERRE HAUTE, Wednesday evening, August 12tb, at 8 o'clock. At Mt. Zion Church, Honey Creek township, Vigo county, Thursdny, August 13th, at 1 o'clock P. SI-

AU arc invited to attend.

100 100 IU0 100 100 100 LOJ 1-0 100 100 100 loo 100 100 100 10)

TKuykendatl Sam Jonv is W Fuuer Edward Davie Fred Henry Wlttent-iock 100 Jacob Smith \V Boyste 100 Isaac HooT»r Samuel Shnler 100 Justin Ackerm m— A 'friplett JO) Ren Whits Ora ford Uriswolj.. 10) wm Lewis Jaa A DuKKer luO Sarah Powell Isaac Ua'I I03 S*rahJ Morolasd.. Wm Jonas KO Witknberg

109 Wm & Alary Elliott 100 100 Jnu W Joues liO 100 Barton Calfec 100 100 Sa'unrl Coble 100

tiolUuger.,

David flmitli....—. Nat Beenei IsraoS Price Wm r»ar»o Amos thaw Wm Sha* Ci a^ Sutpbeu

100 Juhneon.... 100 Jss Brsb'j 100 Jas 100 Alex Overton 100 JosJoslln 1(0 BenJ Little 10o Frauds ..... 10O Madisoa Nolan 100 Juo E Youmans... luu Bichard fanly 100 Harrison Pierce.., 100 Joseph Foos 100 W Tamer..10) Catharine McCoy MiS.70 100 ^ancy A Matioz 100 101 Ja HHatborn 10 ii 9 A Powell 100 100 Frank Oiark 100 100 Oh Mnll-ns luO

N Thornsbnrg.... Jas Btirson JnoW Black Jas Williams. Jno A Trader Tho Crawford Kliabi PnWoll.... W ut Crlet Silas Arth«r...~ Amos W Stewart... Jno Edm nsou.... .-Imon Grim ... Wi. Benjamin David Oz ndine niffnt S»m O Harrt-on 10- n'l W Johnson .... 100 L.-.I Era els 100 Jas Uandhop 100 Geo W Myers 100 Bobt Surlin 100 Joe Fraeolood 100 Jona Pettlt.. 100 Alex g»rs„..._... 100 mtv »E*sio- c*«nncATis, PATASLE »EP. 4,186!». N*ncj Brld,«s. Joho Stewart. E len Rn nane. Simeon Nelson. Alb. 8 Andrewx. Xl.za A ttray. Peitlu Paddock. Sarah O Co ptoc MaryBadd. Nancy A

pton.

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ALEXANDER Kid Gloves, $1,50. Alexander Duchess Kid Gloves (Lace Back) $1.75.

The best goodn in the market at the price. New arrivals at C. Wittig & Go's, 73 Main street. dtf

SEWING MACHINES to sell or rent at Riddles. 2 7-dtf.

STITCHINO Riddle's.

R. W. RIPPETOK.

Torre Haute, Aug. 1, 1868-d3t

SECOND WEEK—Of tho the Oreat Dry Goods Clearance Sale. We can still show a very attractive line of Goods notwithstanding our stock suffered some srom the heavy demands of last week. A great variety of fabrics, all uniformly at first cosl. SAXTON & WALMSLEY.

done neatly to order at 27-dtf.

EVERY BODY wants to see the "TIGER'

"TIGER!" "TIGER!!" "TIGER!!!"

SOMETHING EVERY JIODY SHOULD KNOW, the cheapest place to buy Hats is at Westfall's, No. 85 Main street. dtw.

THREE MORE ORDERS of FANS just being received at Riddle's. They go because they aro cheap. 27-dtf.

THE "TIGER" IS COMING

SOME RELIEF in this hot weather is afforded by a convenient dress. The skirts of B. Weisz, opposite Post Office are pro. nouncod unexceptionable in regard to ease and comfort. dwtf.

EMPRESS EUGENIE, to whom tho femalo world is indebted for tbo introduction of crinoline, is said to have added an elegant improvement. Wonder whether our unceasing B. WEISZ.No. 12, South 4th street, has not by tbo Atlantic Cable received alroady, the pattern of it. dw-tf

THE "TIGER" IS LOOSE!

MOST BITTERS of tho projnnt day ha are loudly puffed through the newspapers as having great tonic and curative properties are vilo compounds ind base impositions, containing no medical virtues whatever,and are really very poor whisky beverages and, instead of acting as a stimulant and tonic, have a tendency to weaken the stomach by entirely destroy ing the coating. The public should therefore bo very cautions, and purchase none but Boback's Stomach Bitters, which have stood tho test as a remedial agent for many years, and are really as their name indicate, a stomach bitters, and not a beverage. They combine the properties of the best tonic and a stimulant—a gentle laxative, an efficient anti-bllliouB agent and the beat stomachic known to the world, and, when taken in conjunction with Roback's Blood Pills, are the safest and surest preventative against all billious derangements, thoroughly regulating the whole system and giving tone to tho digestive organs. $They are highly recommended as an invigorating tonic to mothers nursing, increasing the flow of milk, and for con. valesconts, to restore the prostration which always follows long-continued sickness they are unsurpassed. No household should consider themselves safe from the ordinary maladies without these invaluable medicines. They can bo obtained of any dmggiit. jyll-dwlm

THE "Tiger"is CATCHING!

LEMON3 by tho box, AND OLD Potatoes at $1,00 per bu3bol,at Ray & Bailey's.

FANCY DYELNO, SCOURINQ AND REPAIRING.—H. F. Reiners still continues to clean and color all kind? of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent'aclothes in tbe neateat style. dtf

None*.—I expect to be absent from the city for several weekf, and during my absence my Books and Papers will bo left with C. E. Grover, at Grover & Millers' Clothing store, No. 81, Main street, whore all persons knowing themsolves lndobted to mo oithor by noto cr book account, will pleaso call and settle. ~. 24-d2w JOSEPH GROVER?

BY reading in another Column of the paper W. S. Eyce & Co Explains whore tho "Tigor" can bo seen and "Frit" for ovory body's bonefit.

COOPERS AND CARTENTEERS.—We are after you with a large stock of Cooper and Carpenter's tools just received. Take a look. AUSTIN, SHRYER & Cr. 30-dtf •••,

TnE Blackbcrry season has begun.— Ray & Bailey have them fresh every evoning at 5 o'clock. Go and leavo your orders. lOdtf

DAWSON, FORREST & and Ohio streets, give

Co., corner 3d

r-»- t-

2 Plugs fine Tobacco, for 25c".

2 Pair Ladies' Hose, 25c. 2 Boxes Paper Collars 25c. ,-?V Prints 12}. Stamped Aprons, 40o. Queonsware, less than cost. Hoop Skirts, from 75c to $10o. Ladies' Shoes, from 50c to $1 25.

CREAM BISCUIT, Lemon Crackors and Dayton Crackcrs, at C. I. RIPLEY'S.

SAVE your monoy for tho "TIGER'

FRESH VEGETABLES Ray & Bailey's.

^D0 vuality, worth $3,00 or i50

W Wvr,e A

V5,"

overy day, at lOdtf

GRAHAM CRACKERS, real gam flavor, at C. I. RIPLEY'S,

IF YOU WANT to buy a Switch. If you want to got Curls.

If you want a Waterfall. If you want to rent a Switch, Curl? or Waterfall.

If you want to" buy or sell Hair. Call at AMALIA RITTERSKAMP'S, corner of Second and Walnut streets, oppoit W el a a a to

IT IS NO USE TALKING, the place to buy your Hats is at Westfall's, No. 85 Main tr dtw.

FOR the best variety of Fruit Jars, go to Brown & Melvin's. 30dtf

"THE blushing beauties of a mcdest maid" are doubhr enhancod by the "luxuriant wealth" of hair which as eurely follows tho use of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative" as that light follows darkness.—St. Louis Times. dw-lw

FRUIT JARS. Hero Self-sealing Glass Gallon, por dozen 1 Quart, dozen li Pints, dozen

..$3,75 .. 3,25 .. 3,00

Litchwortb's fc'clf-sealing Gallon per dozen 1 Quart dozen lj Pint dozen

O. K. Wax Jars—Glass. A Gailou per dozen 1.75 l" Quart dozen 1,25

Tin Cans" dozen '. 1,25 For tale at No. 63 Main street. 27dtf W. W. SHANNON.

GROVER & BAKER Sewing Machine, Office, No. 196 Metropolitan Block, oast Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana, All kinds of Threads, Neodles and parts of Machines for sale also, new and improv ed Grover & Baker Sewing Machines al ways on hantU nd for sale by. dtf A. CANTWELL.

To THE TRADE.—Wards celebrated Paper Collars and Cuffs. .. The Dickens.

Tho Black Crook. Mt The Prince of Wales. Gents reversible linen finished cloth lined Cuff. C. WITTIG & Co. 73' Main steet, Sole wholesale Agents Sold at list price, five per ccnt off. dtf.

BEFORE BUYING your summer Hats call and examine our new and desirable styles in both straw and fur, at No 85 Main street. ,* |r dtw.

GOLD AND SILVER INSTITUTION, Enlarged assortments of Gold, Gilt, Jet, and Guttapercha jewelry. Gold and Silver chains, Table silver, Varieties of Teasets, Ice pitchers, Waiters, Goblets, Wine and Water

Btands,

Castors, Ico tubs

Cake Baskets, Sugar and Cream sets. Card stands, Celery and Flower vases. Butter dishes, Sirup cups, Fruit standsi Fruit knives, Egg and Custard stands, Napkin rings, Knives and Forks, Coffee urns&c., &c., tbo largest assortment in the Town or Stato at

JOHN R. FREEMANS,

No. 5, Warrens Block.

NOTICE OF CHANGE.—£. R. Bobbins having removed bis business stand to 5tb streot between Main and Ohio, iB prepared to furnish his austomers with Garden and Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Foed «Sc. Give him a call dtf E. R. ROBBINS.

LOCAL NOTICES. Nothing Like It in Medicine.—The Kteit sterol of tbo success of that wondorfnl Household Bomedy—Uishler'a Horb Bitters, is the unquestioned fact tbat it purlilea tho blood and equalizes its circulation throughout the whole body. It Is impoiilble io hare a sound, healthy body, wit jout pare blood. Tue slightest disease, no matter how I rival, where It is located, or what Its character, Is the direct result ef some existing impurities In the b'ood and if theee lm parities uol expelled promptly, disease la some form, must bo ozhlbltod. la all diseases of the stomach, kidneys, l.ver, bowels, lungs ant heart, the blood i* necessarily impure, and tbe mors virulent the disease the greater the Imparities It is only by oxpellicg these foul humors, by neutralizing tbo intense, burning, heating properties in foTrr cases, by restoring strength, purity and tO'.e to ttiia vital element of human liie, that health can be restored and preserved. Jllshler'f Herb Bitt.rs possesses all tht required virtues to efft'.t thit. "i

Sold by all Prnggtets and dealers. Dr. S. 11 Uartman tC.j, Picp.ietcni, Liucaster, Pa. dwlw

Moth Patches, ¥rcckles and Tan.— The ouly Reliable Bemedy for thoae brown dlscolarations ou tbe fare is "PH&V'S

FBICKIS LOTION.'•

PEBBT,

Pr« pared only by Da. B. O

43 Bond 8t., New York. Sold ererywhore. mh27-Cmecd

Pure Crystal ICC.—The undersigned

IB now prepared to fnrniah the pubtte with olear healthy Birr rand Spring Pond Ice fcr the season, at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, and supply all Business Housoi and PrlTata Fain llies. Orders left at tho Post Offlco, vrith Ash A McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Thoae wishing a puro, healthy article of Ic", well to order from aSOdSnj JACOB STE1NMEIIL

COKCfcfllJUiTliD lNDltiO

rVctO»Usadrj^FtmlnmOulieadA-Sst

ChsnlsfsOwtiaemtfc

A Patent Pocket Plncwhon or trnry Bag Of SACS TWIT cm •*.

I« Sato hf nspactaMa Cbeeata aMlSraaMa.

}y9Mwta

BUSINESS DIRECTORVf. ATTORNEYS. --I,, WM. E. McLean, 96 Mala street.. Baird&Crnft, S2 Main Strce:. „. J1.^ Scott Da j, 60 Ohio S:re. t. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. J. A. Vrydsgh, cornor Main and Fifth. Clift & WilUama, corner NiaiU aud Mulberry

BAKERS.

Frank HeInlgd. Bro., Lafayetto StrtM. BILL POSTING. Oeo. W. Eetftnlder, at this office.

BOOTS AND SHOES. "i!

N. Andrews, Main street, bet. Fiftb and Sixth Chas. E. ltngglee, 1C North Fourth street.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY

{]Bnrtlott & Austin, 101 Main street.

P. McDonald, Poatoffloe Lobby. At. W. OYonnell, Slain street east of Font 111.

CONFECTIONERr AND BAKKRV. Mr.Oeo Ue\rltt, J\0.22souUi 4thslrcc|, CARRIAGE FACTORY.*

Harper, Wildy 4 Co., Cor, 2d and Walnut.

CLOTHING.

V. U. Bannister, 79 Main Street. Grover Jk Miller, SI Main Strict.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. R. Gnrvin 4 Owen, Principal, cor. S^h »t Mail?. COM-MISSION AND GRAIN.

Lyne .% Lawo.*, Main rt., noar cornor of 7th. E. B, Bryant A Co., East Main fltroet. John iianey ,fe Co.. First St.. on Canal Basin.

DENTISTS.

L. H. Bartt olomew,

167

Main street.

C. O. Lincoln, OUi at., between Main anil Oblo. J. Uicbardiion,Ohio street, bet. 'i hlr'd ami, Itfi.

DYE HOUSES.

II. F. Bjiner*, Main, between Ub and 7th Ms. II. f-l.nidj'p, Nn. S North 4fh ?-i.

DRY GOODS.

Til, II, Ripley & Co., corner OlU and Main street. W. S. ityce.4 Co., 77 Main street. s, f. 1 0. Wittig A Co.. 73 Jin iu street. E a A a a a I Saxton A Walmsloy, 111 Mala sti+ct. Cornelius.t iiaggerty, cornor Main and Third

DRUGGISTS.

Ira Grover, 1'ourlb dtrcel, opponito Market. Birr, Gulick A Berry, corner Main and Kourt?i. 1. L. Mabau Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. A II. A i'avia, corner Slain Hud bird. t}-vp

FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

Jones A Jones, oast side Public Square. Lvne & La wet, Main St., near corner 7th.

T. H. Riddle, 151 Main street.

,vV

GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.

F. Gelger, Oaa and Steam Fitter, Main Street, between titb anil 7th.

GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTKB

John Armstrong, Ohio streot, east of Third.

HATS AND CAPS.

Josej lt C. Yates, 140 Main street

HOTELS.

National House, corner Sixth and Main. Ciark Uouse, corner Obioand First. Terre Hauoe Hout'e, corner Main and SeTenth Early House, West end Main street.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS.

R. Bnckell, South Fourth street. Wm. It. Manning, Ohio St., East of 4tli,

ICE DEALERS.

Jacob SUlum hi, C3 Main Street. Jacob Hay—Orders at Klppetoo's.

s-t"'

INSURANCE AGENITL

Scott A ^-raoe, Slain street, east of Flftb.

JEWELLERS,

d. B. Freeman, 7-1 Main street. John B. Froeman, S Warren's Block

JOB PRINTER.

John A. Bryan, 115 Main Street, is

MUSIC DEALERS.

J. ft.'Lindemann, 91 Main etreet. L. iiia^ner, Palace ol Mii6lc, 4b Ohio Bireet.

MECHANICIAN A ,S

A. Tittnian, 201 Main street.

.. 3,00 .. 2,25 .. 1,75

MILLINERY,

Mrj. M. Wyetli, 68 tjoath 4th stre-t. Mrs. M. 11. Abbott, opposite l'oet Ottko. Mrs. M. A. Walter, Hi Main street, up stairs.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS.

PLUMBER.

R. Bnckell, Sonth Fourth street

RAILROAD AGENT.

IT-

James n. Turner, at McKeen & Padlock's Mill

REAL ESTATE AGENTS., Orimes .t Archor, roruor Main and 3J ^t«. Hicbcoi, Scott & Co., Ohio

Streot. -,-j

RETAIL GROCERS.

Joseph Strong, 190 Main street,. 4

SKIRTS AND CORSETS

B. Weisi, opposite Post Office. I

STOVES AND TINWARE.

O. Foster Smith, onoclo ir East nulman's. S R. Henderson, Fonrth street, South of P. James B. Haggorty & Co., 187 Main street.,

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS,

J. A. Foote, 60 Main street.

UNDERTAKER.

Tiaao Ball, corner Third and Cherry. M. W. O'Contell, Main Strec

FOR RENT.,

••rm

FOR

'.7

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

WOOLLEN. MACJIRTRATE

cra'jjiltti

I?OE KENT—STuRE .ROOM.—

JL A good Bo L.ess Room in the National H. us Building, frontiBjjcn Gth S reot. Beut masnnabie jy'd.t JACOB BUTZ fc SON.

RENT—Two good business Rjoms, A-itU Cellars am a oat ot oins t.i each, to tbe second story, iu tbo Odd ljow Buildiug, on ''bird tt'os near tho Public Square Terms reasonable. Ennuiro of

J. HI TUBKKB.

•"•"," L. A BURI:T.

29dtf B. A MuRRI*.

WANTED.

WANTED. TT fowrooruyci

BOARDERS.—A

ytungmenc*D boa. comuioJatrd

with room and board at J. W. BABNETT'-, OVPI llitidel's Stor.s 331 Alain Street, botw-en Fifth and S'stli. Jy23d2

FOR SALE.

TOR SALE,—STOVE, TIN and JJ AGR.CULl'UttiL SIOUE ia tbe city o, Terre uuute, In lam, with or wlthou ihe x'ln ncr's Tools, ilch aro a iull and number enoectt St- ck of ?joda, aboB' four thounand ditl»r», and well sel -cied f^r tbe trade, liousewell e»'i»cl sh edr and in a good lccatios. Bent low atidbous lags. Wi.l sell for part ca.-b, tue balance in payments to suit, with interest. Is is an excellent opportuai for piUle tbat wish to Inve»: ID this buainaas. Term Hautj ii OJB tbo most thriving citie. in Ihe Bute, and has large trade frutn IMn ls au I ao'JoIn:n counties.

OauBO of selling—to ohunge hasinesi. Addretn Jylldwlm 1'. O. Box 1)1, l'orro iiaule, lad.

170R SALE.—A

two-story bri

Business Hume, ith dwelling attached one d. or

ot UcHeen & Ptkddoc'A Mill, oi

Eist Main Sir ut, wilt be eeld on te.sonb{e terms. Will take a welling lu the city ia part pay. Enquiru on the premises. 2iil»

PHouseSALE.—Itccu^ltd

3E wish to sell my and

Lot, nsw by Or. Tbu-i.p

sou, -l'.uated ou tbe cornor ot Slxih ai.d Mulber ry streets. For particulars, enquire at No. 21 South Fifth Rtreei, ot MUS.

F—oituaud

witn ail

J?OR SALE—SEWING MACHINE JO IlaTiug urunaeeu a Mngar »dwn.(t Ma ubine, I wisn to aisposa of a WtjuuHr A W'I.SJH Maebloethat 1 bava been n»_fng. It !s lu goou oruer, and one of tho test. Wi .1 be sold fot 325, cosh. WAH «. KIZEB, 9dtf Corner #d A Walnut etreotl.

Sir,

MOTS

AHL

TEBBJB HAUTE

CI^IHEIUUL COLLET Corner An antf oth strretn, .[OVER TU3LL, RIPLKY A CO.]

FNTBAKCE FROM FIFTH SIBEET,

Is the oldest and most rcUaldi- Institution of the ilud in the State. Injunction .Tca 'n all thi tranches pertaining to a thorcagh Edu cation, iu as

I00K-KE8PIN6, PEI**A^HIPr MtiiCJJiTILE CAltiliLATIO**, Ac.

A Scholarship in this College ia good for Life, ilTing the Stndent the pririlege of Ki?vi*w.ng 4.t Pleasure, Free of Cliarge.

A few Pupils will Iw admitted, in Arltbmetk ind Pmmanship, at 8i,00 per month, •Q^JVO VACAiioys.JT T-

For further information, call aud aeo tho School. 8end for Col I ego Pacer. Ad r™

GAJiVlA dc OHE3f,

mhl3dtf PIUNCIPALft.

And Gent rat Collecting Agent.

Any

busin***

•ntraited to him, pr^mptW

tend to Office on Ohio stree-. betwe 4th and

rdll filrcoie. n"ultn

J^OTICE TO SETTLED All persons knowinc th« mselves indebted to the estataof Matthias M"gg»r, d-ceasod, or to the. firm tlog^nr A BtKk, aro hereby ^otlfled to sottlotbe sauiu without delay, with the aodertixned. Tbe creditor* o' said eatite or firm rcslao notified to proitilt their claim

i!u-

them ly said:

ratato or flrin, to tho nnderslgned. for the purpose of a speedy neitleinent ANDREW KACFMAV, jyMJdwlw

FARM IMPLEMENTS.

CAST-CA^STEELPLOWl

HOW IT IS MADE!

Why

"Scours."'

ITS EASE OP DRAFT

Why it is the Most Durable!

ADAPTION T0~VTRI0US W0BK!

Stul»l)le-Clover-Sod Prairie Sod

CONVENIENCE: OF REPAIRS!

Why it i» tho CTICAPOHTR

ETC.. ETC., MTC.

The Novell) ol' the Cast-Cast-

ff!"

Steel Plow! Saving of Time!

Saving of Money! Saving of Hors§¥!

.•WHAM

Its Remarkable Dnrabiiltj! Facts and. Figures

Repairs for Eight Years.

Five ont of Nix or fill tbo Plow* aold. during tbe Inst l^ht Yean MYe hn't no Kepalrs vi iistCTCr,

Call on, or send for Cl-cnlar, stowing "kind of Ploi? to buy 8' v.hy." to *4

w: JOffES A JOSTES,

Farm Implement*, •1 TEBBE HA0TK, IND

JJite it

J, J?. McDOiNALD,

(SuccceQcrtj A. A. Aaxoir)

DCALEB IN

Books, Magazines, Papers, Stationery, «Scc.,

POST Orrtci Loner TFBRB H- vrt, IAN NovliMlw

rpERRE HAUTE NOVELTY

WORKS, BY .,

TITTMAN &00.«59.10, louth

Fourth

St,, opposite Post office,

T«rre Haute,

Ind.

3Hotw.r, URAWIROS iXD Lioar Macmstav hrATLT EXicrro #®*Lef-a hor'aBiech-L -«oiog ohot Otw»^also Tuttnan's Br ccb a Muzr 'o Luadtr mad i.'i rJ-- f'on "r old nm-ria11!. nrecBcral Brpalring Promptly AUtsde4 (o.

AKTON SELIDE, XA. TCACUCB CF Instrumental and Voeal MiKtc.

Orders left nt Liudemaa's or Katzeabach's .promptly atttnled to. B.st of references glren. ul Sd3m

GROVER & MILLER.

ilifk*9-3 ftfii .THIMn,

For dent's Summer I nderwear,

9^ til ~f$-

Cheap, go to

.•

GROVER & MILLER, 81 Main Htreot.

[feS'iffTi «r» it en ri'tToi at

For Wbite Sliirts, Cbeap,

Go TNII-JS GROVER & MILLER, 5

I 81 Main

Straot.

For Neckties, Sear ft. &c., Cheap,

O E & I E

ORPER, Cboap. go

FCT. JMLUIO Street..

-Q A -J

For Linens, for Men's Wear,

Cheap, E to HVW.WHF GROVER & MILLER, ,TM,' 81 Main Wtreet.

For Clotut, (TasslmereH and

VESTING?, Choap, go to .. _GROVER & MILL EE,81 Main

Street.

For Oood Clothing, Made to

GROV F.R & MILLER, 31 Mnin Strcc'..

I /jf f|ij/ I 8 y. a i, i,

or keady Made Clbtbliig,Cheap

GROVER & Rl

ILL8R, Main Street.

For tiont's Fnrnlshlng Goods

Of nil

icihtfp,

qlip*p. to

GROVER & MILLER, 81 Main Htreet.

HATS AND CAPS.

RW YORK II A .tlTOK .J. •'. "Jj ,:i

Jowepb C« JUSTIN

REt/itirr

Mens' Hats of aft Wiid*, Boy»' IIate ot ull kina»,w

fc"

Misses' Huts

MA?W.

JaQoi0d2m At Mrs. Buckingham

)R SALE.—HOUSE and LOT oorncr oi 12 lb an a ,e rrtia, oouttln- &ve ru. ms, woi), cis n, c« 1-r,and scp plied

kiu^s o. shrubbery. Luqu re u.

tbeprcmi e- .Ulldl«

all kinds.

Infr.nts' Hnts of all klhda,

Aaa at all prlcbs. •a. Hats made to order ou short antic*. ODOM •nd

toe THE SPUING ril lLEX, 145 jif&in Street T^fr« fTaou.. ln-1,

SfAt*

1HEGARY INSTITUTE.K3Cti3u itto

rntricn,

O E

Yot'NS LADIE6,

Boarding and DajPapils. 1527 AM) 1520 SPBClE STIiEET,

PHILADELPHIA, PENNA

W|Il re-»pen on Monday, Sept. Wd, Fsa»oa l« tbo language ihe Family aud is coustamly *ioken in tn» Insticnte.

MADAME D'n«BFlM.r,

Jel733mso'» Prlticpial.

OT1GE—KEMOVAL.

G. FOSTER SMITtt

Has morcd from East side of tbe Ptibtlc 9]aar« to Main Street, ono dotfr east o' Hultnan, where b» will bo glad to s.e his old customer*, and as tanny nriw unea as pi nse to call.

O. K05TER 93TITH,

S!reet, tel. fifth and Sixth, Terre Hauce, 'tirt'tm, ai3lwtf

•QAKK1AGE MANUFACTORY.

HARPER, WFLDI&

Corner 2d and Walnut streets, TsrreEa^e, Ind., Keep constantly on hand, and manufacture tu ord r, all tbu Kt'S styles of

GAJBRIAGK8 & BUGGIES

We use ,iOue tbe finest In he con xtroctioi. of »nr wor, »n »»-.«nt it superior toa.iy o(f red In iti a market. SspeotaLat'ention Uiveti to

Rjpaibi:

o. IOdtf

QHJKAP MJULLJUNKtil.

all lUnds of Millinery Ooyds sold at Com darlag th- Winter months, at

Mrs. M. H. Abbott's,

lta the Poet Offlce. OeeMdtf-