Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 August 1868 — Page 2

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Major MAX. F. A. HOFFMAN, of Cass. TOR AUDITOR OF STATE. .tlajr.B JOHN I. JC VAN8, of Hainiltaa., inn TRSiunw.R or btatc, "i.nkbai. NA'JHAN KIMBALI., ol Martm

FOB n.EMC or THE BVTZT.Uy COURT, THEODORE W. GOT, of qlarku, »K Mis»2P**nBt lanui «nmf ,: folmiel JAW»f It. BtftCK", or Marlon. CiiiJ- *0R AltoMKI OETOBAI, iifcea 7 ej, g. wrr.T.I.\Mfl08, of Putnam...,., r.'.H fWeFMMXKNIIKNT OF MJ1IJO IHSTBOfTTW!*, ,^BABNABaS p, HOMS, of W»yne» for tltrrtoM at i.Attar,

THOMAS H. HKMON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLATPOOL, of Fayette. FOR EI.ECTOB, SIXTH PIBTR1CT,

'CANTIIMIP.NT,

Oo,onfj. JOlfN T. SMITH, of Greene. rOR CONOBE88, MAJOR W. W. OABTtfi*,^ Olay. ir totmw oovbrA oommo

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There never was a more serious mts^ take than many of our Republican Iriendi are fallipg into 1*» flttpp6«Hion that the Democracy o^tndTana intend to give ua an eaay victory in this campaign. The truth is, they began the canvass more than a year ago and began it in the most effective way, by quiet but thorough orf ganizationvand bjrphtttng Democratic documents in the hands of every votef who could be induced to read them. In this work .they have persisted everjilice, making little noise, but carefully feeling their way ahd ««lng every «?Pi* *Mt coolest sagacity could suggest to coasoli' date their forces and briog.in the waver ing,disaffected and disappointed from thoM who have heretofore voted the Republican ticket. We do not believe that accessions to their ranks have been very numerous^ and their went jt^jhave beea very considerable. But it is not safe to count on any diminution, of ^heir efTorti or upon the abscehce of iny:/in'wwnc#that the free us^ of Sastern money ehd Wk len disregard of law, order and justict may enable ihem to employ. They un4 derstand, as weJLaa w» de,tbe vaatimporJ tance of carrying tho State election. They know that Indiana is the most important of all the Western States, because its election tafe& tikes plrne diWber, and it is close- ortTOpb becoipa the btttle^round ot :5u) West. A defeat inlDdiana Indicates to he Bepublibaw' the necessity' of active effort October in, other^tatei, I while a victory in IndSahagivesassijitBnce of the result in other States which give more substantial nmjoritisa. Indiana, therefore, is the key of the position, that once carried, the battle is ours, and the defoat of the eneii^y,Jecome» •.rp^%~ #Ml»,%hold though %e"»ixU have strength enough, in other Weateen States tojrodeem tbo day by pr'oj tion, the moral effect of 4he dtfM||,: dis» couraging the Republicans and mspirmg their adversaries with hope, is always very considerable.

Under these circumstances, ho^KMr hopeful we may feel— and we confe^lto an ilfsrtnabriity to^aee anything but enodutageitttat in the present proepeet-^-il' is not flOitnd policy to spare one singU effort that should be made under luiy other droMhataflcM. We ahould so work to "make assurance timbly siere and taken-, bond of fate" To pffeoVtofei Jfapt deal of faithful «nd jhard work is to be done.

In our paper of the {tth.'inst., we used than* words and we reproduce the.B(i here hecatise we believe tbey convey th» leasoti more important' than all otben to be learned and practiced now: "TJfch' light processiont, are good enough in their place, but tbey must not be permitted, in this Congressional District or elsewhere, to take the time and attention ofactive ycning mon from the, real work 'of the campaign, That work cannot be donei too thoroughly. So long there is sin^e blod or district leit tbat hfc| not been so' thoroughly canvassed that the name juul rwidence of every voter in it are known long there are sons at work to lode after every besitatating or ill-ihformed voters aolongM there are not committees or reliable men, who will take care tbat every efibrt to get in tn illegal vote will be met .with challenge and proof of the incompetence of the applicant so long as there fc .no organization by which all Republic*n vo* ters will be brought to the polls, jost so long will there be work to be done infinitely more important than that of marching in procession, with or without uniform.' 5 A

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Blghleoos ndigaation.

The Journal continues its abuse of "bondholders," and "national bank bloodsuckers/' and finds, in this vocation, partial compensation for that sad necessity of its dolorous situation, which obligee it to support the bondholders' candidate for President, aBd ono of the moat inveterate of "national bank bloodsuckers" for Governor, to bay nothing of a candidMe. for Lieutenant Governor, wbo boasti of Bav» ing cl^puvd more than ninety IbouMMl dollars on an investment of one hundred thousand in tJ. S bonds!.

We suggest the following from one of the best Democratic organs in the Weet, as a good text for the Jovrrial't next editorial on "bondholders." ii'6^ "Our unfaithful and infamous deiegatee a the Iftw Tork Convention, sold ua out to Eastern fttcrpeia, focWall street gold.''

The fact tbat the.Journe? is now obliged to support, for Congress, the leader e| those and *4nfatnou«'f ftliowlf whoa the DemocrrefTifi^uie ol having -'sold thea-oa^to Kafwrfl: sharer*, for Wall street gold," is another kappy f«*. ture of i^stk»: 10

The«e~ Hule items ia coaayotioiMrtlh thaf^Vnl^gnat:oa meatingj.'', ,an4 tbe $16 40 dispatch, are ^alte enough to sour

than ilL To be "aold oat" to bondholder! "Cor Will street gold" and hire the

ippy nrighbor, Ltt it r»w, for it® u»-

crating its forlorn condition, will t* ,«|th it. organ wouldn't be oa the ramp* "ivadinfiu&oas delegate" "for Wal dfrwii- goltfj" and If, after having "denonnced" that aame "unfaithful and in(^« mon?" JfejUo^i, «fter^bw^^^|tt|rl7 repi-

graphing thai dennnciation and repudiation, and if,|iocv that same "unfaithful and infamoas" refitted to divide with the organ ttie proceeds pfth« ^ale received fr$» ^ftdkolilen, wuiT Afiftliy, after mich refusal, demanded of the orgata to support the nnfaithful awl, infarooti*'' SOT iCotifrm't Under these cironmatancen no flair minded man can blame the Journal if it keeps its pop-guh ready, loaded, to the muzzle, for every "bondtiioidtor't tkliMtoes withhi itr1tfn£a

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I Hos. ajlMDJX I". MAXWBM., of *ark» pAoatunmMo attobksy mta* co»ai. W. W. BDM8IT.

Banner, disclaiming any

intention to advocate or defend the order, says: "We hold to the opinion tbat the Kt^&lu^«|gani«|tft>n Jb^s moM wlh ti justify its actions than .the Radical oli4 garchy (which is mainly responsible for it) haefor ¥«n«itt€d against the people of Tennessee." The Banner evidently regards these people as

Th® Misiouii -Democrat says "Wa

loA diana, not bemuse there ie reason for distrusting the result, but because it will be of auche^ceeclijji£ importance. If every Republican in, the strong counties and districts of tbat State could hear and see what wejbear and, see «Re*y ..day, and khdw, as'^e know, 'that nothing but solid Republican majorities at the elections can save us from another civil war, they would forget their over-confideuce, an# work with a will to make assurance doubly

•ure.

What is

MBea«oncy?"

Edttok £zraiss: I have often asked "Democrats," what are your principles 1 am generally anawered by the assertion that ''den Butler stole spoon*," or that "you believe that a nigger Is a good deal better than a white man," or some other equaliy irr|lev«ot mfttter oftMtime? by the assertion that "this is a white man' government." Ask them for the evidence of it and they tell yon that "the white men have ruled it since its organization £jettiree^how ihrirgumftnt will appity The English ^overoaent Ireland for several centuries. It is, and ought to bA.thejm^e^ cficokdincito "Dem ocratic" logic Englithmaul government, and that therefore no Irishman has any "rigty» j$ich an Snnllahman ia bound to respect." How would a Fenian like that logic. But neither the Declaration of In depfndfftfe nqr the^o?0l|utic(^ oft the Fnited Statfli uie the wori "white connection with igoverament, although those who framed them knew perfectly will what they were talking about They provision in the U. S. Constitution for counting as human beings all free negroes and «Riadiana that w«r» taxed, and it waa a ftifldi&ehtal principle of the Declaration of Independence that taxation without representation was tyranny So if it ia a cardial .^rijucy^of "Democracy" that "tlni Wa whlM man's govern ment" they violateL^leading principle of that immortal DiMtliftrtion And afford another: aridncs J)f their tory origin

Within (he pasi fifty yean the party calling itself "Democratic" has boen on ev ery aide of every leading question before the country bnt one. I will not now say what that is, but merely remark tbat expect yet to hear of Democratic stump orators being around kissing negro ba jbies and protesting that they were ahoay. the bertftimtbi 6/ the blank 4aee.

I. Atife iitften astonwhed, and almost ashamed of my-specles,' trt sen how com jiletely manj^nen who ar(^ in many rea jpects, honest, worthy men, permit them selves to be led by. the i^me by p&ri'san politicians^ '^hey f^in swr^ to rhfe fo* be like a blind horse in ja bark-njiy. They cannot once look up to seethe glorioue sun of the Declaration of lndefiendence, but are forever grinding in the mill of party. .They alwaj^ vote th^ Democrlt1c ticket no matter who is on it, or what {rin«i|ilea th^r4i#0^fWhat8oeverthe par tisan clamor is for ftie tjtne being, that is their principles. 'Afey are Democrats be cause fheir: fetters pp«re. 0ho«r (hemtl^t Democracy has changed its hues oftener then the cbamele6n-~that the -original protection Tariff waa engineered by John C. Calhouo, and was, .and is even now olamored for by gogdotitfts ift Pennsylvania, that nine-t^aihtf'bl the Wild Cat Banks, Ae., were chartered by Democrats —tbat Democrats got4ip the nullification iO 1832, an^ aim thw'jMCessioh of 1^61, apd thatthbae satte^rtflocrats are now clamorous for Seymour and Blair, and you will atill b4 replied to '.'well, I'm a Dem* ocrat, my ^hef w*9 Democrat, and I always vote the Democratic ticket."

Whet can b#iil§ te such peraona iiike Ephraim they "ate jolned to their i^oK JLet thatt aleM."

Bat, thank Seaven, there areaome who poaieaa aufficient intelligence to shake off the trammels of party, the recent war has done WMbtoojita the eyee of mkay I do not despair of the ultimate success of the great principle* of the immortal Declaration of Independence Althwfh- we poor mortals get ofleB-liihfart«i^d aVTh#, slow progress of,.m*Bte»

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TT5T» i-l taat! tsfitfjnZ Hat .ssa*'~a 3i£ 1i ia»dir?S—

FRANK BLAIRrNET.

Air—Rali^jktamey.

b, have you not hear^Wl"rank Bli lives in the State ofSflgBogt) the red in his eye, bclHaks3! And that's white thi matter with Bl&ir-ney.

Tboggh efmingty modaat, he* eviheemiDg, Ton W4r tbink of the miechief he's dreaming, From the changes he's made, he m»j yet ^e

And yon'li thua.ift deceiTcd hy Frank BlaSrney.

In the State of Missouri,

Oh I 1 can t«llyo*,CCeal trsnble hell br», If the p«Ap?e elect this Vranfc_Bliir-aey.

If Seymour would give permission. He'd have a Geaeral'B commission, With a hold on the pape. and stare on hi- etrapF,

He'd be General Vice Pregident Clhir-nev

Badirallsm.

Ed. Expbsbs Radical rutd iwantly become a term of reproach--very unjustly 8, tli« ntlbjert t. wliicil it rt||)lit^ Is, within itsolf, roprr.r»chaMc,

To say a man is a radical Republican means onljr a Republican true arid faithful to hiri principles If thn principles are right, then it is right to be radical in them. Radical, is nothing moro than firm to your purpose, be that pnrposo what it may. This outcry against Radicals, or Radicalfem, is nothing more than an ar-. gument in favor of Republican principles! "Democracy," being unable to find any fault with the known principles of Republicans, has to fall back upon some expletive, or term of reproach, to associate with tbo term Republican.

After all, there is great virtue, in this word of four sylables. And tho time is appproaching, when it will be regarded as an honor to have been a Radical in the days set apart for the purpOse^qtielling rebellion, and punishing treason and traitors. There is great meaning in the word. It has been a terror to evil -doers. Just in proportion to its force of ^character to its weight and influence, has been the hatred and reproach of treason and trai tors. The Copperhead and Rebel world is out upon it, with all the malignity that once characterized thoir wonderful disgust to the term Abolitionism. Even the modern phrase of "Nigger suffrage does not sink and terrify the fluttering heart of treason and traitors like that of Radicalism. If tfie country is to be saved it will be through the virtue of Radical ism. Let this term be contrasted with the word "Conservatism," (which a 8ena tor in Congress sometime ago pronounced the worst word in the English language) and see how wide, how far between, the opposite results of each—the one for good and the cither for evil. Conservatism is near relative to Copperheadisra, which the twin^ of treason. Radicalism, truly considered, is a contradistinction with all feeling of sympathy with treason and rebellion—whether that, feeling may have been shown in fighting for, and with the South, or whether exhibited in giving aid and comfort, in money or means, to rebels in arms, or whether czerciscil in refus ing money and means te carry on tho mil Itary measures essential to put down the rebellion. "A Radical Congra»3," to be sure, the grand term of reproach. But for Congress true to Republican principles whatjeondition would the country be in at the present time If a Congress true to Republican principles, had not been thwarted by a perverse President, reeon struction would long since have been es tablished. Radical, means loyal—hence the ridicule of the term by the disloyal Who are the revilers of Republican reconstruction Not loyal people—never Every traitor in the land ia opposed to Republican reconstruction^-^Every sym pathizer in the South is loud in hostility to what he calls Radicals.. .A.11 those who voted against monoy and supplies for the IJnion army—all those who opposed the raising of tiroopgjbr the Union army, sing brit'onejfeflmp, th|t ofjopposition to what they call "Radical.

Let us hear no more of this weak at tempt to .C«#i.ireproaoh .upon thn term Radical. "ItiB'a term of Virtue and mor al force and it is tho virtno within it that is fearful to "Domocracy. It is an argument ia favor of Republican recon Struction, that its opponents fool the neiccaiity.' riof substituting one term- for another, thus if posflbie, to create odium or reproach, in order ta do away with the .I.C. i. VJ.

forc^^^ason and argument.

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The Cattle Diseased

The breaking out 6f peculiar and here tofore unknown disease, among the cows in the vicinity of this city, is at last re ported. It is stated by the owner that his cows have been feeding in the same pas ture where some Texas cattle were fed the spring, and it is at once inferred tbat the disease was brought here by the Western cattle. We do not think this statemont of the case is a satisfactory one, and we hope that there will be a prompt and thorough investigation of the matter, go far there is a radical difference of opin ion among tboee who have given attcn tion to the disease in the West, and in New York andjMassacbusetts. We observe that Mr, M. E. Richardson, one of the Committee of Investigation of Chicago, has made a report fully confirmed Dy Prof. Gamgee. The conclusions reached, as summed up by the Farmers' Chronicle, afeaa follows: "The disease is not contagious or infec tious, but is a form of poisoning due to native cattle eating off lands polluted by Texas cattle. There are no cases except Where the Texas cattle hava been distiibuted, and all affcted animals in these district! die no system of medical treatment can be relied on, prevention being cilledfor. Prevention consists in herding native cattle on inclosed pastures whereeVer there are Texas cattlo, and in keepihg the latter by themselves, in proper inolosures, and not moving them from place to place. During the entire winter, trade ini Texas settle can go on without danger and probably even in summer, under judicious treatment, the Texas cattle ean be cleared of ihe poison which affect thpm."

Mr. Catron, a prominent citizen of Ilhaai». who has been giving the subject a good dflkl of attention, takes exceptions to ttajfe raport of Prof. Gamgee, in a letter to the Chicago #&5vstbliean. Mr. Catron is sustained in hia view by intelligent ob-. seTv«aiit ottwr aections of the country.— The Ameaia'fN. Y.) Times,'in speaking j)f:thedisease at that point, says lEha diseaae has been circulating by naime as the rinderpest, bat a gentleman who haa had intimate acquaintance with the disease tbat prevailed in Massachusetts comidea it idnnticad with tho Massachusetts malady. The animals that hia/vediet at Mr. Balis' appear well, so aaoan ba discovered, only a short time before they die. A dullness of the .ey^sv internal distress, are among -the symptoms, and there ia a rapid-pro-of the disease until it ends in death death the animals are excess!' .slguM ifiaoT fcaa

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swollen. Mr. Seth Whoelcr, who skinned one of tbo aninials, got a slight inoculation of the^TrSjtfin his hand, and trta 4s fe«|^illy pollen. Ho was very 'froiK the |pjury on Sunday. 'W« n.^l8o*l8»at||naftn employed tiV Mr. is, who had a slight scratch on fits linger, and handled ft portion of thn dead carcass,—has been in fee,tod Jbr tho poison.

Tho N.O. Picayune ia incredulous as to Texas cattto.being disoasad, or as to their ltifectiag otharcattle. It ek^E

We havo been thus incredulous of the qe of thia jw-called Texas or Spanish lever, because) within our own fenowledge, tbem ^aret no cattle lenj^ subject to disease than are tbft Toxan,"upon their native prairies, and when removed to this region. There is, it is trvi«j a disease called, in Wpetern Texis,B^ailteh fever, but it is a diseasB among liorse?, to w^icli Kortbero hnrse^, when thoy lirst Hririvrf in thai rngihn, are alone subject, and it is thero regarded to be only clii tnatic disease, which does not communicate from ono animal to anotlior.

The mystery surrounding tM.iiWhdlo matter has not yet been dispelled. Let scientific gentlemen continue their invertigitlons.^ Chi. "ChrmrieU:

NVk have it from the mopi r,»lifxlU sources that Palmer's Jjolion is unequivocally the best article known, for curing every kind of eruptions of the skin.— Persons of-all ages will find that it will almost immediately relieve them ot every kind of cutaneous disoaso that is annoying or unsightly.—National Volunteer, Shelby-

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If it is thrown in your Tkkth that you do not-keep your dental apparatus in proper trim, it is your own fault, for all the world knows that you might do so by using-that matchless vegetahl^dentifrice, Sozodont.

Pltalon's Paphlan Lotion for Beautifying the SKIS anil COMPLEXION. Bemovcs all ERUPTIONS, FRECKLES. PIMPLES,

MOTH BLOTCHES, TAV, etc,, and renders THE SKIN SOFT, FIAh and BLOOMING. For LADIES In the NURSERY It Is invaluable. For ftENTLEMEN afterSHAVINU it has no equal. "I'll A PI

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\t Pleasure, Free of Charge A few PnpUs will ba admitted, in Arithmetic md Pdumanship, ftt 94*00 peT month,

NO VACATIONS.

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UNDERTAKERS.

IVf. W. "OOiVI\ l'li /1^ Raving pnrrhan«d back from K. Ohadwt GriibtT A Co., thf T'ndAxtakers Ketablishmen and having had seven yvara exporienf9 in the bnsluesi, i« mow prepared to futnioti Wet-alio Pnrial ('dse»f ('askota, and Wooden i.-oitius, of all styles and Bizes, from the beat, aud largest, alork of bnrial material in the Htiuo at. KM Main Street Torre Kftuie, Indiana «lwlT Tm IIku U«

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P7-0crnmm.es and Circulars distributed in GOOD STYLE! mar All orders iott at Duwitag Ball, or at th rlntlog Oraci«, will be pmmrtl* attended tow

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Good material nsed All work n-arrorited to gt*e satisfaction. Give me a oall befom doing el he re S

ARREN'S IMPROVED ROOFING. We are prepared to pat on this Boot, and warrant it for five jriamj This la the beat and cheapest Boot !n nse, amtlft Are-proof. Cation

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LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL, PlMkbnrgh, Ph. Sole owners of Colburn's Tatent A*.™.

AAA A YEAR TO AGENTS, to sell $1200 tbo star Shuttle Sewing MaMines. Full part,mlanfrrr. Extra innucouients to experienced Agents. Call on or address W O. WILSON & CO., Cleveland, O., Boston, Maes., or St. Louis. Mo.

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THE SUCCESS

Of' our One Dollar Sale li ns causcd such A (OJIPIiKS

REVOLUTIO

IN TRADE,

Tlial In order to supply the dam and occasioned by our constantly iacrea-loK I'a'ronaec, PC hare recently made importations lor the Fall Trade, direct from European Manufacturers Amounting to nearly $500,000, isn iliM wo aru lully prepared to sell very dssiriptlon ot On and Fancy Woods. Silver-plated Ware,

Cutlery, Watches, Aitoums, Jew tlry, 4c., 4c., df., Of better quality than any other

Concern in ih country for the uniform price of

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Hon lupiacefl without Charge. CbeckB describing articles sold scat to Agents iu Cinbs at rates mentioued below. We puarantee erery article to cost less than if bought nit any Huston or New York honse.

Our Commissions to Ageata Kxceed those of oTery other eatablieluaent of tbo kind—iroet ot this can be luund iu comparing our premiums vrith those of others for C2.U2S or the rame 8X2B, in addition to wiiich we claim to

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Post OrFlor. Lobby...... Tkkb» fLi il, I •. NoTlBdlv

QARRIAGB MANUFACTORY

HABPER, WFLDY & CO., Corner 2d and Walnot elrci'ts, Terve Haute, Ind. Keep constantly on han.t, and manufacture to order, all the l»tt*t styles of CARBIAGB8 & BUGGIES We n»e none bat tbo finest mnteri&l in ihe contructiou of our work, and warrant Jt enperior to any offered in thtj market. Eapwial atteutlou ivon to B»PAiaiNr,. (JelOdtf

OLIFT & WILLIAMS,

Prairie Otty n»alng Hills, corner of #tb and Mnlbarry Streets. Ia3du

JW1I4IWIPHT OF IKAK&1AWK.—A N*V Oocsas«,»IffOims, as dellTgred at the Me* Fork Hntetun of Anatomy, embracing the •atjacta: Kow to litre and W'bat to Ltvo for Tonth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Qenerl Uy Berieved. The Cause of Indigestion Klatn lnce and Kerroas Dieeasts accounted for: Marlag* Philosophically c'onsldered, te. l'ocket olomea containing theaa Lectures will be forwarded on receipt of four stamps, by addressing: B*c'i N*» Tori Mrgixr* or ARi.Tn*r, 618 Broadway, Hew lork. tnariedly

.£saiaet»X "'-I r,0 db M31TM & -W

bottor goods of th« aame character. TT« a-ill send fo Agents free of charge, Kor a Club of 30 and Three llollars—l do good linen Shirt UrontB, I set solid Uold Studs Ail wool CasBlniero for I'antf, Fine white Counterpane, large aizo, 1 elegant IJaluioral Skirt, tl vat da brown or bleacbod dhcoting, good quality, vard vride, 1 elegant 100 l'ictoro Moroccu-bound Photo. Ablum, 1 double lens Stereoscope and 12 Foreign Views, 1 silver platpd engraved 5 bottle !a»tor. 1 elegant, siilk Fan, with ivory or Sandal H'on.l Frame, feathered edge aud spangled, 1 steel Carving Knife and Fork, very best quality, ivory balanced blade, 1 handsomo beadtd aud lined Tar usol, '/Oyards good Print, 1 very tlno Damask Ta bio Cover, 1 pr. iest quality Ladies Serge Con irresr Boots, 1 dor. fino Linen Towels, doron Aoger's best Silver Pessert Fjrks, 1 Lidiej' large real Morocco Traveling Bag, 1 laucy Urese 1'at-r-in

1,, lu.'

'His

AKD parrAitAxdii-11™

for tbo general"education of boyi,

Itvt. Lt. Oil. Joseph W lK)cke, P.S.A.iC. E -nperiulondent Capt. Him. W Stivers, U. P. A., mm. nd't of Cadets. The 7tU »emi-annnal so»nion wilt open Sept. lOtb, 1868, For soooasc* m»nt« and copies of regntaiiooe, address Brt. LIol JOSErrr m. i.ookk, 8. a. a c. e., sbpcrin«n«ont W. M. 1 Ohio.

ims's YOIiftS FOR KOTHISfl.-®

one oxtrn lor

W wiif put mil- Axe »long»ide if ftuy .ilUer maka and pr.ne it ilie hest finisbfd and the lur# wfit steel, measnrlnit two and a h»lf incbos.

Wi' bare made A ves for twenty tir«» yearn, and won't yield tho palm in shape to any manHlac mrer.and yet cutMStliat a -Sncfeeroi Iliino w, called C'otErEN, beat ns in bis patent^shape.- Tlio .•ir.-nlar-bit and i-ontiuuous Bd«» macea tbfcsstu.' r.t-r.r j.:odnce twiro r.d much eflef*. n&ivc id-i ,-p^ -«r i'M i. it

«AI.BI'KN'.4 PA.TF.KT

BED JACKET AXE

Any one who ssn-li uj aa order for FIVE AXES of this shape, at TWO ^2) Iol^rs rMh. «ith the cAfrt, will receive one oxtrA Itor nothlBfT.

AH reiporisible H»rdware Doalers sell the '•LIPPINCOTT AXES." Bny from thtm. I»tit if there should bappon to be one so nnfortnnate as not to know ns, send tho money and we win be snre to p'.ease yen.

eiegant silver plated engraved nap

kin I'.iugH, 1 doz. Ladies fiuo Merino or Ootton fliorkings, 1 Gent's heavy c.aased solid Gold King, 1 pr. LadiiV high cut. Balmoral Boots, 1 elegant liolaino Dress ratt-irn, 1 mlin and liow, in boi complete, 1 set Jewelry, pin, car-iJropH. and slcive buttons.

For a Clnb of r» and Five Dollar"—i

ll'°'

or colored Alpacca Prwn Pattern,! net Lace Ou tuins, 1 pr. all wo»l Blankets, engraved Silver plated llevolving Castor, 1 beautiful Writinc Desk, 1 solid Gold Scarf Tin, yards very fine Cassiinere, for rants and Vest, 1 set Ivory bal ancod handle Knives with silver -plated Forks, elegant 'latin i'nrasol, heavily beaded and line: witn slllc, 1 pr. gent's Calf Boots, 80 yards goo Trint, ::iynrd8good brown (.r bleached Sheeting yard wide or 40 yds yd. wide, good quality, .J I.adif.8' eleirant Morocco Traveling Bap, 1 square siiawl, 1 plain Norwich l'oplin Dress Pattern, 1% yds. rt.iuhlo width cloth for Ladies' Cloak, ele gant engraved silver-plated Tea I'ot, 11 yards double width waterproof Oloth for Cloaking.

For Clnb or 100 and Ten Dollar si ri Merino or Thib. Dress Pattern, 1 pair line Dam ask TableCloths and Napkins to match, 1 pair Oent'M French Call'BcotP. 1 lioavy silver-platd ongravi-d Ico Pitcher, vory line all wool Cloth for Lsdies' Cloaks, 1 web very best qnnllty brown bleached ^beelillgl 71J ysnls flue CASsImt-re to mul, I elegant Poplin "Dress Pat tern, 1 elegant Kii^lish Ueriifie Sliawl, 1 set Ivory »lanced ban ill KniviM ami Forks, 1 ladies or gents Silver Hunting case Watch, Bnrtle Hand Portnbl Sowli Mac ine, splendid Family Bible, uteel en fjrRViiit ii, with record and photograph p»|»58. 2^ yards goo.l Hemp Carpeting, good colors, 1 pair go.i.t Marseilles (juilU, 1 good 0 barrel .Revolver, 1 elegant Fur Muff and Cape. 1 singlo barrel Shot 4iin, 1 silver platc4 engraved 6 tuitleds rovolving Castor, cut glass lattice, 1 vory fiae Violin and Bo*t tn case, 1 Ivoiy balanced KnlvfB and Forks. 1'ie.si tin for larger C!ubs in^- e.»e in the sam ratio

.SenU Money by Registered letter. I'firalogue cl Ooodn to any address Fhke PARKER & CO., \os. 9$ and 100 Summer street, Boston.

THE GREAT

FWITEO NTATEN

TEA WAREHOUSE —OF—

T. Y. KELLY & CO., *08. 26,28, 30 Vesey Street, New York, Arc now prepared to negotiate with all Merchants in gacd standing, throughout the country lor the AGENCY and HALK of their

STANDARD TEAS, Put vr is Patent AiR-TtonT Package**. Address ni ns above for particular!!, and state the size of town and nature of bnsiuess, Ac.

W1 HAVE With our great indnceatnts to agents to co-ope-rate with us In our

(.KANiHhE 1MILLAU SALE! Watehti free of Coat to oar Agents, Sbceiligti free of oat t« our Agtnts. Senilis Machines free 01 cost to our Agents, leathtr eooda free of Cost to our Agents. Linen 8ood» free ol Cost to our Agen g, Silks and bhawlti flree of tost to oar Atteats. Boots and Shoes fired or Cost to onr Agrats. l)res$ Goods rree ol Cost to oar Agents.

Jreat Dollarr Bargains for Oar Customers, Send for onr Circulars Agents wanted everyIdress

JXABBIS PI,t .W«I !l. 34 llanorer atroet, Bn.i. Itlsss.

gTEAM

DYE HOUSE.

CLARID GE

•es returned to this eity, and fitted op a Stciui Dyeing and Scouring Ksiablisbment, at the old Stand, Ho. S North Fonrth Street, where he will be pleased to meat his old friends, and as many new ones aa may favor blm with their patronag 25dtf

BUSINESS PiRECTOWY,

Wm. S. Mdiian, Bairil 82 Soott A tu®»fc0 Ol

IXLDERJ:

ARCHIE J. A. Vrydagh, corner Main and Fifth. Clift A Williams, corner Ninth and Mulberry

BAKEBS.

Frank Ileuiig^tt Bro., Lafayette Street. fl I POSTING.„ Geo, ft". Beifanlder, at this office.

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N. Andrews, Slain street, bet. Fifth and Sixth Chos. E. Biggies, 10 JSorth Fourth street. BOOKS AND STATIONERY.' IBartlbtt Aurtin. lOlMnin street.^ J. i\,McDcnald, Poaloffice I#obby. ,M ,i

M. W. O'iConneU, Uain street east of Fourth. PARRIAQE FACTORY. Harper, Wlldy /t Oo., Cor. 2d«nd Walnut.

CLOTHING-. 3 iWJw.il

W. ri Banntster, 7! Main Street. ?U,TH* ilrovorA Miller, 81 Slain Street.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Jones Jones, east side Public Square.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS/-!? J. A. Footo, 66 Slain street. i* UNDERTAKER. -s-Ajij'

DRY

IT-

^COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. It. Oarvin A Owen, Principal, cor. .'tli A Main. COMMISSION ANI» GRAIN, „,,

Ji jlryant A U,.., East Main Street. Jubn Itaoey *'.», First St., on Canal Basin. DENTISTS. I.. II. BartLolomew, 157 Main »treet. 1 0 in be we a .1 Bichjtcdson.Ohin street, bet. Third and.4th.

DYE HOTTPES.

II. F. fc.'hierj, Main, between f.th aud 7lh PM. 11. t'laridso, No. North 41 St. ,:u DRY GOODS, -r Tnell, Uiploy Co., corner 6th and Main street V. 8. itycei Cdi 7* Main street. C. Wil tig & Co., 12 Main street. Bdeall 4: Co., comer Fourth and Main street Saxton A WalmjUey, 111 Main street. Oornelinsife tiaggerty, corncr Main and Third .»• frf fa DRUGGISTS. Ira dVovc-r^ Fourth street, opposlto Market. Birr, Onlick & Berry, corner Main andFonrth. I. L. Mahan & Co., corner Main and Sixth. J. A H. A. Davis, corner Main and Third.

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Lyne A Lawes, Main St., near corner 7th." GAS AND STEAM FITTERS. F. Geiger, Gas and Steam Fitter, Main Street, botweon tith end 7th. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

Johu Armstrong, Ohio stroot, oast of Third. HATS AND CAPS. Joseph C. Yates, 145 Main street. iflX Westfnll Brothera, 85 Slain street.

m'simp.

HOTELS.

3 hi

Nntfonal IIouRe, corner Sixth and Main. Clark House, cornor Ohio and First. Terre Xlause Houfe, corner Main and Seventh Kavly Douse, Westepd Alain street.

HOUSE AND 3IGN PAINTERS. vVm.B. l\fanuing, Ohio St., East of 4th. ICE DEALERS, Jacob Steinro»hl, €8 Main Street. ''3 i*»:'"* Jacob Hay— Orders at itlppetoe's.

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Hcott !t Crane, Main stmt, east of Fifth. JEWELLERS. 9. li. Freeman, 74 Main street. John B. Freeman, 6 Warren's Blc.-k

Biirj

i.L

JOB PRINTER,

Ji'tiu a. Bryan, 116 Main Street.

MUSIO DEALERS.

J. 0. Llndetnann 91 Main street. L. Klesuer, Palace of Muslo, 43 Ohio street. MECHANICIAN. A. Tittman, 10south4thSt.opp.PostOffl.-e.

MILLINERY.

Mrs. U, U, Abbott, opposite Post OlBeS. NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Kiddle, 151 Jlain street.

PLUMBER.

gr'v'

H. Buckell, Bouth Fourth street, RAILROAD AGENT., JsniM il. Tumor, at McKoen & Paddocis's ilull

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. niokcox, Boott in Co., 600hio8treet. Hendricb Lange, corner Slain and 4th streets

RETAIL GROOEBS.

Joseph Strong, 190 Main street. SKIRTS AND CORSETS. B. Weiez, opposite Post Office.

STOVES AND TINWARE. 2 G. Foster Smith, onoVJoor Fast of Halman's. 8. K. Henderson, Fourth street. South of P. 0 James B. Haggorty & Co., 187 Alain street.-^

Isaac Ball, corner Third and Cherry, M. \V. 0'0onr,ell, Main Street.

"CouBtMPTtON is as certainty cubs as Intermittent Fever, and as of* tainiy rsEVENTro aa Small Pox."— Rev. Chat. iv. King, if. Z., LL. P.. tt

I N S

iPKEPARED PRESCRIPTION Made from the Prescription of RET. HAS, K. KINfi,SI. 0., tl. D., te., tf„

For tbo Prevention and Cnre of

CONSUMPTION

For thn TTarlivrt^iire of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CATAURH, and all othni affeotioni of the Lungs, Throat, aud ATB PASSAGES for General and Special Derangements of the Nervons System for Plsorderfi of the BLOOD and for all Fiinc. tlonal Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels.

Tlie Prepared Prescription Inrroasestho strength and deepen* the color ol thn Pale Blood. Itsubdnea tbo Chills and Fevert and diminishes the Expectoration. It checks the N IGU'C .SWEATS, always, in from seven to fonrteen days. The Appetite is invigorated, and the patient rapidly gains flesh the Ougb and the difficult Breathing are gpeodlly relieved the Slesp becomes calm and refreshing the evacoa tioiis legnlarand uniform. All the general sjmp tomaiir CONSOMPriON, ASTHMA, Bronohitis, .ti.., iiitiii|ipt'Br with a really astonishing rapidity

THE PRESCRIPTION

Should l.o used jin every Disease, by whatever name known, tn which thero isl exhibited and der&ngementof either the NKRTOfS or the BLOOD Mybtonm. it. is snequalled In Female Disorder*, Scanty or Suppressed Meuges, "Whitoe," Ac.

The PIIKPAUBD PREHCBIPTION is both the lie.t and tho most economies! Medicine that can l-e liken. The average dose, 1b two teaspoonsful, taken once a day. l'h» patient never requires, nnder auy circumstances, to use "Cough Mix tures," for the Congrh **Expectorants" tor the Kxpectoration "Tonics" for the Appetite or tn« AVeakuess Iron for ths Slood Anodynes for the Nervons Iritatlon Acids for Sight Sweats or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for the Wasting. Its Hi'F.cirio Ac.uoh is upon the Constitutional Cooilltion, and, through tbis Condition, upon the Whole Series ot Symptoms.

Ntatcmenls from Patient*, Ac. Ciii.t.EOK Hill, Cincinnati 1 was in the last stage of Consumption. In ten days after taking the PfiKgCBirnoN, mv Chilis, Night Sweats, Fever Ac., decreased, and Dually altogether disappear, ed. A moro skeleton before, I am now well stored with fiosh. My restoration is a marvel to all who know mo.—Mas. G. L. Wbiqbt, •Tonr Prescription saved my daughter's life, and baa probably saved me hundreds of dollars." —Rev. £. HmrBBETS, Bemsen. N. Y.

Wo bless God for the benefllt we have received from your Prepared Prescription."—Rev. 1\ PratnsiNB. Biossbnrg, Penn. "Every one to-" hom I have recommended It has benefitted by its use."—Bey. C. D. JoNIS, Racine, Wisconsin.

Tbo "PBEPABED PBBSORIPTXON" Is put up In a $1 bottle, and is soldin Terre Hante, by I. L. MAUAN A CO-, and by Druggists generally, or nrd'.ir? may be udilresajd to tbe Sole Proprietors, OSCAil G. MOSES A CO., 27 Oortlandt Strset,

Y. Consuitauon free* A Circular, containing Ttfstimoui.Vfl of many Case* successfully treated »'ill be sent free, by mall, to all bo will H-rite for It. !ecl3deod

BARUIBT.

IOWA

EAZiL COAL.

R. MABSH

KKAIi KfcSTATK AOKNCY. FAKJI3, WILD LANDS, Acd City Property of every descripilon, for Sale.

Au experience of fifteen years enable ustolnate satisfaction In every 'lepaitment of business mating to a go&cral Uttai lietate Agency.

HA.RBEIiT & MARSH,

&i.WAl.A*DT 8TKBET,

n87dwij Mciii',«ilowa

V. BCTSCil 4 0»., wocbi respettiuiij inform thoir old customers and the citizen, of Terre Haute generally, thut 8AMCKL M£BiiV is their authorised agent for Brazil Spiint or Block Coal. Alt crders leit »itu him wili be promptly attended to. Now is tbe tlmo tn order, while thB price islo*.

Coal Dealers supplied

at the l-.weat market price.

Addre.*, X. Brt'SGH A CO., Indianapolis, or, JOUN ANDBEW, Braiii. Ij25j3tn

^ROHITiSOT BUILDER.

J. A. YRTDAftH.

Flans, Specifications, ^nparlntendanoe, and De tall Drawings furnished for every description ol Buildings.

Omcs.—South east cornsr of Main and Fifth Streets, over Poanelly'a Drag Stores my89dly

.aiiciY weTf mc.'vi A 'Had hu-Cn ao«#

T,»

cob "Had ^am'' t?n iuu irij I f^viui oJ* i-r s.'.iwt .. .. •.« A. IjiJ «t«0 ut

GOODS. ATTORNEYS.

red mlaiM. ".cad: i.«d t»d '{'-ilw G,iJ

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1" sH8ii ii3»T5Sl

1,1

'M Mlu l- «rit*'i .t*!» A 6S9W ulf IKiTJ fVJ •51JSWq»4

nutiniVim

llltv .GOODS

SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE p*i« RfeW

1868.

V'i% i'n: tAiat?t S--T* bftuu«)

From ihe above dale we

shall offer oar entire

Stock of

remit* ••#?.««• 'ttastguffli «uv,. .r-'« ..ifA-.rrwViJ "fl

DRESS GOODS!

COMPRISING ALL THE

LATEST NOVELTIES!

*.M

AT PRICES THAT WILL

I N S E E I S A S

BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1st.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO., Corner Fifth sod Mala Streets, TESRE HAUTE, 1^

xe te

,i .. 7. .. si*!* A I'Jt) a ii 7

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?T -',a^ f-ri!J i-stenf* a*urm A •.*" .• anituq •iam f«r,nrJ

ij Wiv -3 j4.sW 3M td}

DRY GOODS,

C. WITTIG&CO.,

a73

MAIN STREET^

OPPOSITE MoK^EN'8 BANK

Challles,

Lawns and

t°~v nsjmw in

wk offer

•K AIT5TT

muni 1c less

SUMMER GOODS

It-, lata HltittW *oef8 OS

Fine Embroidered HandkercTs aiyln V.-3 ,n fiii-si-rJ AtS^ceotsapieoa. tAii fliwW .t.k r-1.m

I if

Vine Seallopped Lawn Hand'kf *C8lf ilT At 25 oents apleoe, ,r r' ux-n "if. e£«K!i i*- Tj/iS.w']

Ootton Parasols,"

^*J

Tl I".

•uibJ

Silk Parasols

ILKOANT AND CHEAP

DeLalnei)

Perealen,

12$ centa and upward*.

"1*?!1^ I

I «#««K otsnioo? i#alo bmn

QENW'riSf 'ttdBE*" •, wtuett I 12^ cents and upwards.

w»,

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Ball Tiimmln^g, Bnffllsg&, Tape

and Marseilles Trim

.. mlngs, Bsttons,

C. WITTIG CO'S, Next Door to Dayi*1 Drng Store.

NEW GROCERY AND

PROVISION STORE

F. I. MOLLOY, DrAKCft IN Groceries and Provisions, So. 9 4lh Street, oae door Boott orthe Post Oflct,

Xwrf-Haute, Indiana. .9

Ths underlined haa Joat opened at the above stand, afirst*clase Family Orocery and Proristoa Store, with a large and well selected stock of new and freah article* suitable for everr day use in families, to which he calls the at teat i^n of his friends ana tbe public generally,

Qooda daily er«d to a ay part oftbe city frrea of charge. ^tt^heat taalt prfca yatd for OcmBtry Frodaoe.

.TSTIirj

CKUFT.j

•rneyg at Lnw,

Oitiov.—Ho. 82 Main Street, op staira.

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Wm. E. McLEAN,

GENERAL COLLECTINQ AOWiT,

Orrjcr.—Ho. 86 Vain Street.

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-il »M—•' "1

DENTISTRY.

BARTHOLOMEW

Snccasaor to IV. Ti. 157 Main St National Block, Terro Hante, lad. JaSOdtf

MiiBB i«U'»r OFF ni—SNI suw* aplfidtf .3 TWHI-UAUTK. IND.

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Tbe Qiies* ^lA»iitilt An TflfFB llanU,

fto,

-sil! tDY a

888 'a sew stttlJom a® tbt*m —. r.i *jiU'tnl#iiea tw i",' 'Mi

rnca—On

slio*

asmnis? vg

Sixth .Street, between Maiu aud

one door south of National Hons*. Harlng had upwards of eighteen years' up., rleuce in Dentistry, he is llilial tbat hacaa t»Wl «a**e ttJtSn**

rtHMHl HOTEt.#.

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Angast:: 1st

JgUNTIN HOUSE.

D. C. STUNKABD, Protfr,^ •*v Soatheaet Comer Pabllc ^ijoare, Terre HantC* Indiana.

BOARD, |8,00 PKR DAY.

FBEB OMHIBtlt TO AHD. IMS -r—-—. ..'I.- •!.' 'lA\Jt-aUUW JACOB b«T*. 1 «•».«. Mrr

KA^IONAJU HOBSSi Cob. Sixth and Main Stbbkt, TERBE HAUTE, IND. JACOg BOJZ A siuiZ

This House baa been thoroughly nhnhkei. my 23dwly

Wi B. «siFma

J-tptl

Office of Marshall, Mcstmu aid fllMtise Hack Lines. Free Buss to and from all Xralaa.,

IJIBRRKHAUT» HOUSB,

noiJ

OOBNEB MAIN AKI» SHVSHTB SIBBBH. Terro Haute, Indiana^

This Hotel nas recently bean refitted, and path first-class order, offering accommodations naaar paseed In tbe Stat*. «v

UVSTIM.

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.xffqtbM

qXT. h.r-

.,H i" i'ai'X.ftd ^Ufl ..pT *&"iff nr-btiflt

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JPN»'r.

PHYSICIANS.

R. A. AKNAUB.

-.r

Orriox—Corner of Main' and Fifth Straata, over the National State Bank.

Beiidxhcc—Cheatnnt 3t", between 6th and 7th. mUlyl TCBK* HAtTTX, IND.

BOOTS AND SHOES. TtS

Boots & Shoes

ua ivjy «rMi

iZj vi'nii'. •hr f-: H»vt .iu

•71UT 'i»T!"

qUmu Md rpQ

i-:

iib"

1,11

triWw

Having ju«t nNMhred, st

C. E^BUGGLBS,

I a well selected StoAkof TFjmen, Misaee, and Children's Summer Wear, ?rhleh I will pSsr tor aale IBtth« 0

Very Lowest Cash friee!

And I have also received a larfe assortment of Men's, Boy's and Toatb'a Boot* and.flkofa, fongfct. at the bead of the market, so they can.be

Sold to Salt the Prewit TIM!

My motto is "Bny Cheap, Sell Cheap—SmaH

Profits aad Quick flalea

•$£lW 85S"Je' roiJor1*! 3 A

.5#'i sd S

tin, •. i3 mvtt

j._

-JJ-INJJsa'lA .8iy-J ,j tsel rfio.i* its"' iiitiH ,1

I also mabnfactnre all' klads of ,f t'W

MENS WORK'

I On the shortest notice and th* moat fhahlonable styles. MJENOIHQ dona nsatly Bad Jh IMato.— Don't forget tbo plar.e, bnt call and alanine, if you do not bnjr. C. K. BTTUOLK8, jyHJtf Mo. 16. North 4 th

Boots

t: CD

icai

Street.

AND ,8HOjfis»A a .. IgflOiaBKH&J

N A N E W S Is sclllaf

Boots & Shoes Very Ches^

To olose ont Ms large stook of

fioote Nheea aud Oalten, tn make room for Spring stoeh. oa will aave money by oallisg od blm at

No. 8 Meohanioa Blook, farticolar Attaattaa ta ftraa to

CUSTOM I Tkli Department is ta tha kajtdi (I SK1LLVOI WOBKMKH,

Sdtfetto

'to «t: -1

MUSQU1TO BARS, 16A|Taiilzed lrttifioniee,

A Large 8»^ck, bought cheap and aold chpap. "pss-i ladles* and Children's Hose

t,l'

ca.. i^' fcro

BMir.irka i*! 'S

Tin, Oopper and 8heel Iroa

norn —B

Slate and Metallic Roofers,U

Artdf !»tmfactnr«ti (if f.., .. x.'. Mu x'

«ct btutuw

WladowDsyg,

ir,d

Qotterlig,

Agents, for the Very Best

HOT AIR FURNACES"

4 Otf Work

Now Stylos and Great Variety. .#W1

A LARGE STOCK of STAPLES .VJO'ffW.r* I j,. .. fo snit the times.

MANUFACTURERS.

PATRON

to be

Baying of as wiil furaiab ampaoywant

n»i

187 Main Street,

n«

Terre Haute, Ind.

KJ msnm

done In all parts of the couatry on

short notice and rsaannsble terias. may!?

JOILN ARlLSTBC^G,

_—_s

«nnsmltti anil StencU easier,

larking Clothing, cut to order. Ouni made aad repaired in tbe beat

giiW

Tloar, Whisky and Sack brands, alio Plataa Cm

,n*t»

of at fit' wl

A11 work warranted to give satisfastlaa. *tU Shop 94 door Kaat of the New Court Hoaae, toau. Ohio streat, at Ui» Tlca oeOntr Hay Hob?mL fd'l

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'.osud')

tO» SMS

r——

IZB HOME MAN UFACT0BS3.

Wa have on hand a ine stofk of Safh, .£^urs and Blinds, ot our own maBMartara, winch we will sell at a very small advance ono a*.

We Warrant onr W«rk

parlor

»rrv ever tofnf* ofrorad In this market.

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