Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 August 1868 — Page 2

DAILY EXPRESS

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VOBVtCii FBESIDftvi, SCHtl "iLEii COLFAX, '•J Of Ii.rtJf.nb, '». .„. f,R novcRNOB,

U,.i..l O:,BAniiAKKi:, ufVautohiugli. fOii I.IHUTKKANI-OuVKBNOR, 7*. ijoi., WILL CtfMBAOK, of D* aturf. rOBBECBBTAKi OV BTATE. &1AohMAX. V. A. JJOifFMA*. of Case. iOK ArillTOB If f.T-VTF

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The lirpt ftl ate election that comes off this fall is th*on« in Vermont, on the 1st of Moptcmbov. State officers arid Congressmen hie to bo el«cted. .TOHN

PAGE,

Messrs.

POLAND

SEYMOUR

THE

vises

r,f

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V. MAXWKLI of f« k-

To* rEOSEniTINO ATI'OKNFV COMMON 1'l.r.AS \V. W. lil'MilCV.

THE

llempliis Amlanchr. says that ne

groes in W«st Tennessee uie turning Democrats, and a -rout revolution their scutiinents is daily progrwaing.Wo notir that none of the leading Democratic journal?, either South or North, have any fuitliur

ufo

litical speech at "Raleigh, N. C., taking the high ground foreshadowed by his illustrious father, when he said in a crisis like this there can be hut two parties, "patriots and traitors." The lather was with the "patriots" in his dying hour, and the son i« now against those who were the

traitors in that rnsif-

WHEN

cal extravagance tell thern this tact The Democratic, majority ol the Ohio Legislature, after spending $100,00.) on themselves moro than was necessary, adjourned to meet, again on the 2Jd ot November, to swell the cost of their eminent services concerning "visible admixture, and other ridiculous concoctions, to about $'.! 15,000 while the entire espouses of the last Republican Legislature were $83,843!

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Thf First Election.

FORREST

1. **i

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Wednesday iteming, August 26,1S88

"HI ?Bepublican Ticket. VOti I-KE31DKNT, *SisS#EN. ULYSSES S. GEA1S1T, s*a "0111Uuoii-

Hon"l,on

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^,fc«,iB*i KATHAN K1MBAT.J., ol Man...

a,m fir thu

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firrarwrconn Al.H'Ol, (.1 Clam-

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t.louel JAMKb B. BI.Al'K, »l .Mario... TOP. %fTORNr¥ OFNFBA1, U. K. \VILL1AMSON, of 1'iunaiu. 'Jrftk dfir»ist»-Ni»i:Kt or r'K'"'

BARNABAS C. Mnl.liS, ..1 Wayne, r»»B riEf*F«iw AT I.AROF, 'I'lTOMAh ii BENJAMIN F. OLAYrOUL, Of Fayette. rou U-.CTOK, BIXTH I.IBTR1CT, a,.T7in- JR. K. KOSR, or Lawrenc. "«!»KT»N«K*T.

C'OU-SKI. JOHN T. SMITH, of Gr«u». KOH

MAJOUW.W.ft»KOU£BS»

for "nigger the

gentlemen of color »r« "walking into the affection? of the Democracy-

ROBERT DOCOLAS,

son of

DOUGLAS, lately

STKPHICN A.

delivered his maiden po

Republican, the present Governor,

is a candidate for re-election, and J. KKBTVARDS, Democrttt. At the election last year the Republican majority was 20.104. The cundidtttes for Congress are DiBt. Republican. Democratic. 1—Chaa Willard Tohr. Cain. 2—Luke t*. roland Chas. M. Chase 3—W.C. amiih Waldo Rrighara

and

Hmith

For instaiu e, ttio tinanciai psition would only bring men to the support of the Republican party it the ti nth were tidd, but the Democrats, knowing that fact, breed untruths in number as worms that throng decaying careais. "Contradict nothing!" is thuir motto if you have told an untruth innocently let some.body else correct it. Not one Democratic paper in all this land, to our knowledge, allows its readers to see in its columns corrections of any misstatement it may have made, hut when its error is proved, it simply ignores the fact, and either reiterates that falsehood or spawns a new one.

We have corected a few thousand of these misstatements giving the official figures as our authority has anybody ever seen a einglo correction in any Democratic paper? To his shame tie it said, Mr.

himself leed the way in this

method of attack. Wo hare referred to many of his statements already a single one will serve as a sample: He asserts that it costs $150,000,000 a year to maintain an army in the South now the whole number of troops in all the Southern States/or at

I purposes is only 18,000,

costing less than eighteen millions a year, and the whole cost of the Freedmatrs Bureau last year was three millions, and ot the reconstruction acts one million, and no other expense whatever has been caused, directly or indirectly, by the necessity of preserving peace and establishing civil government at the South, or the duty of giving protection to loyal men, white aod black, until thoy have local governments to protect them. Thus the entire expense sri3ing from these causes was last year less than tvrer.ty-th.ree million. for

are present

members. The Republican majorities in 18G6, in the districts wore- first. 7,532 Hecond, 0,90V") Third, 5,844.

Democratic Tactics.

The tactics adopted by the Democracy in this campaign is In.11, audacious lying Thoy employ even possible artifice to prevent the in«reses of the p*rty from being brought in contact with facts. Joint discussions fire evaded find every avenue by which truth could be poured in upon the Democratic mind is sedulously gnarled ami closed agaimt Republican approach, whilej hordes of falsehoods are propagated in every direction.

Here

part of

the eighteen thousand were needed to garrison forts on the seaooast and for other purposes, i'et, ilr. 8JBYMOUR a candidate for the Presidency, in a prepared speech, deliberately asserts that it costs $150,000,000 when he would have been gulity of exaggeration if he had «aid twenty-three millionsi What sort ot man is this for President7 Yet he is the best representative of his party. Not speaker, not a paper of them all, will meet the facts as they aro presented in the official records, nor correct a falsehood as gross and glaring

the one mentioned,

even when exposed.

1 BU*

Chattanoooga (Tenn.) Union ad

and his belligerent cp

panions to repress their no tile rage after the election. At pMtoent, the^ dy/threate are impoliticj but, "after vembef," says the wily Union editor, '•well, we would rather be a nimble squirrel than a white radical.'

Indiana Congressional Nominations

Diat. Rep. Dem. 1—3as. C. Veatch W. E. 2—W. Q- Greeham...M. C. Ji.err 3—R. N. Lamb ...W- S. Holmsn. 4—6. W. Julian J. 8. Beid. 5—John Coburn J. W. Keightiey. 6—W. W Carter D. W. Toorbee.-. 7—G. S.JOrth M. D. Manson. 8—Daniel D. Pratt...N. O. Ross, 9—J. P. C. Shanks...R. Lowry. 10—Wm. Williams...A. Ellison. 11—Jasper Packard...M. K. Farrand

The Republican candidates in the First Second, Fifth, Ninth and Eleventh Dittrictfi were Generals, and in the Sixth a llajor in service during the late war.

HON. JOHN A. BINGHAM

RATT'.'"

uflect Mr.

OARTKU.ol cluy.

lately ad

dressed a Republican meeting in Bangor, Maine, and was insulted by a Democrat with the question, "How about Airs.

Sub-

'With admirable-readiness and

BINGHAM

replied

xs£= .'

How about her Go anil consult th records of the Court that tried and con victed her. Go ai ask Gen. Hancock, who issued the order for her execution in spite of a writ of habeas corpus which had been served upon him and, if you art still unsatisfied, go and ask that apostate President, Andrew Johnson, why he re fused a pardon alter a petition had been sent him signed by every member hut one of the Court who tried her, and drawn uj in the handwiiting of the tnan you seek to insult.

have recently conversed with several prominent and well-informed gentlemen from different parts of the State, all of whom give the most flattering accounts of our present political prospects. They assure u- that Hendricks is winning golden opinions every day and will carry the election in October by a handsome majority.—Journal

We don't know about the "yolden opin ions,'' and shouldn't suppose such opinion would be orthodox among the greenback Democracy but we do know that

DRic'KS draws his semi-annual interest on his bonds, "payable in gold.'' with the utmost regularity. He is equally promp in putting if.' an appearance when his di vidends on $10,000, of National Bank stock become due.

Tub

Deaiocrats prate about "Radi

Journal is again in the stationery

business, growling about the perquisites taken by members of Congress. We don't approve of such an outlay of publi money, but did any one ever hear of a Democrat refusing anything in the lino "perks And while thu Journal l.as its hand in will it tell the public that "little story" of a Democratic clerk of the Senate

of Indiana who carried home, to his boarding house, stacks of stationery and stowed it away under his bed? The performances of that sound Democrat were something immense. He ran the station ery bills of the Senate up to a figure fou times as high as were the bills of the House, where a Republican clerk had the stationery business in charge. This same thieving cleik of the Seeate is a tending light of the Democracy of Indiana. lie runs one of

J's. postoffices, was a dele

gate to the New York Convention, and is a huge luminary his Congressional District. What a splendid illustration of "Democratic economy!" Sleeping above piles of stoleu stationery

Blair on The Fenians

In the summer of 1866,

BLAIR,no^7

FRANK

FRANK P.

Democratic candidate for Tice

President, made a speech in Si. Louis, in response to a serenade by a Fenian pro cession. The Boston Traveller h«s fished up a full report of toe speech, which wa» as follows.

"GENTLEMEN

'vilt

I am with you heart

and soul, and heartily say, 'God bless the Finnegans.' [A voice—'Fenians, General.'] I know what 1 am talking about, anil I say Finnegans. [Laughter and confusion.] And I say that I hope to see the cause nourish and prosper, and shall blonrt thu day when Ireland is governed by Iri'hmen. in accomplishing this lamia ble undertaking, I will do all I can to assist you. I will place myself, if needs he, at your head, march with you to Staten Island, oversee your embarkation, will stand on the most elevated iilutl' ot tht coast, and as you raise the green emblem over the Stars and Stripe?, while your steamers under full headway are turning their prows to the East, I will say good bye, God bless you, and may you be successful in your undertaking. May you lift the British lion out of his boots, and wre-Jt from his grasp the enter aid gem of the sea but whether or not you shall succeed in this endeavor, may you each and all remain iu Ireland or elsewhere, and never again set foot tipou these shores I You are wanted there, and we can get along without you

was choked off, and boot

ed from the stage.

Seymour oil Pendleton's Ureeuback Scheme. When the New York Democratic Slate Convention met at Albany,

HORATIO SEY

MOUR, who had been chosen one of the delegates at large to the National Convention, made perhaps the most elaborate spoech of his life. He was especially requested to speak for and express the views of the New York Democracy on the subject of the currency, finance, payment ot the bonds, &c. He expressly declared that the sentiments.ho uttered were the sentiments of the Democratic party of the State. That speech, as reported in the New York World, concluded as follows:

It is a mistake to suppose the interests of bondholders and tax payers are antagonistic. The fact is overlooked that, in order to make any saving by giving the bondholders a worthless paper, we would bring upon ourselves disaster and dishonor, which will cost a hundred fold what we can save. It means that the honor of our country shall te stained that our business shall be kept in uncertainty and contusion that the laboring man shall suffer by the increased cost of the con.forts 'i life that tax-payars shall be burtfcened ty a Government proved to be corrupt aaci imbecile by this very depreciation of its money. We can't afford to speculate upon the nation's honor at so fearful a cost. If ict coine *r.?opciver there will be no discredit on our currency, no speculation in paying ovr bond? in paper. I thank God the faith which we hold as or.e mar., seeks to level up, not to level dofti. While, therefore, we may differ as to the construction of the contract witL the public creditor, we mutt not confound the position of those who think it right to pay in paper, bat who battle to make that paper as good as gold, with the position of those who mean to pay not only ia paper, but, who are destroying the value of that paper. This is repudiation. We are not trying to give paper to the bondholder, but gold and silver to the people. a. r.: MWM aAmnrmSU ««sA

LETTER FROM QOSPOBT.

f!ori-ea|on.l*n'fK!iij

This pla^T

Where it remained until the war. It i'i now luo-tly hel.1 by our ^Southern brethren, having been left by our suldierj iu exchange lor eatablei. The excusdthe boys, made for passing it was, that it Was a? good as "Confederate money, and a. good dt al nicer lo.-king, fn fact il was said, I don't know how truly, that the "Citizens' Bank of Gosport,'' was about the onlv money except Confederate money, that could be used iu same places

in the South

yfThejii I a 0 Ml I 5*0 P? I u| 11| oru 0I p\Uuife put' a kdpM4ibo ifr^wth I1

Hen

to get up enthusiasm, they have gone to work in a systematic way to manufacture it, and they are succeeding "rtS well fis could be erppc.te.fi under the e.iroumstan' ces. l'hny have been working night an day getting up meetings, organizing glee clubs and White Boys in small compa n* 1 tho ighfc -J,hg..t sTi ^organization composed ol' noldieis exclusively, but gu** 1. w»o .t»iatak«»Mf^r|^-| nrt'^They' hAVe'Wad »mfi oi rt'eu- d'stin guished m:jii among u-». Tlie modern Daniel »liflJioJi».t»iot: have both bt-en with us. Paniel was iri our county a few day altur he declined the joint varrvass -With Major Carter Ilis reason* for declining must have disappeaixl very -o"ii. The fuss that, thu Democrats, have been making has had the effect to warm up the Repub-

being organi/.-id, and there is no trouble to hud plenty of that kind of mate-rial. We have had but few spe.-ohes made in the county except, what, have been made h'v our local speaker.- 1 had the pleasure of attending a Isrg^jnie^tjgg ^t5 H»rroilsburjr 'last-week, an^ ^t+ife ^'fililt ^rA'iiiyiMg enthusiasm was manilested by tho thousands of Republicans there as.-emh representiag the. counties Vjfv At on roe, Lawrence and Greene there were also quite a number from this county.

We think that w« have the bulge on tli em in this part'of the District and we mean to keep it.

-Af&* dl&O. +irtfe*fll .r j&J

some years ago ber of banks in operation and the trading enterprises of some of its citizens. For a time ite population increase*^ pretty, idly, and its prospects generally were very flatterinp. But its season of pros-.j —.— ..

pjn^:ja^^raTrrirffi1T^

princip^ j, btisinesa ymen. proved tt be? scoundrels of the first water. 'They succeeded in swindling most of the iacmera in the country. The Bank of Gosporl, through the dishonesty of some ol' it.oificers, cost the reliable stockhwldfe double the amount of their ftock. The "Citizens Bank, after issuing a large amount in a very short spacf of time, suspended, and its'papei became worthless in the hand* fit the untoitutinto holders,

FRANKLIHIAN.

Co t'KKHKAT speakers ate f.it dressing the inquiry to. their audionces: "What have, the Radicals iilbne,with the revenue collected since they have been in power

We can tell them what has been done with a considerable portion of it, hut^ we knofc they will'take good care" not to'impart to others the information we furnish them.

On the first day of July, 1800, the debt of the United.St^tes^i*'|64,,f$9,fQ$ having more than doubled during the threo years and four months of Mr. Buchanan's administration. This debt was increased before be retired as follows: By a loan of $20,000,000, auttotJaed*by*ita'fcct of '-Congress approved June 8, 1860 $7,022,000 by an act of December 17, I860 $18,415,000 by the act of February 8, 1861 $35,364,4^0 by the actof March 2,1861, and $1,096,850 authorized by another act approved on the last named day, to pay the expenses incurred by the Territories of Washington and Oregon, in suppressing Indian ho«ilitfes' aufinf» 195P

which the ^e^t^|Jt|'inei^^a4er the last Democratic admi'nistratlori, in a time of profound peace. True, U»e-South was making war on the loyal States during the laat three monthsof .thatiadminiatration, but as Mr. Buchanan could find no warrant in the Gontt»Mithn to suppress rebellion, he incurred no expense of moment ia t^is^bjg

Since Mr T7incoin was inaugurated, $T0j206,-000. ofdebt has bee* paid, and "it tbe Democratic* party bad not plunged the :c0Ontryj into civil war because |tft defeat mt the pollli fa I860, U» couatej would ao^ now 9W*

dollar.—IncL Jou-mc.i.

\&S&: U£LV?-

Th(.n we*r'al tbe gift of vlct«n lb iu thy b»lr fair uiiildeuhootl. 'J-

bra

dios-

p..rt,' and it is but little larger to-day

than it Was teji years }lg«t| 1 new Impetus, hoWeverf lias b^en*g»vcff to business and improvements heie, by tho location of the I. Jb It.' R., which'has been completed from Indianapolis to this place. h«s&<ui4

lV'" 8?on

be erected near that of the L. N. & Cil{. R. The crossing-here gives us a very favorable location. We have a fine

farming country around here, ||nd the 'fitraiers are genirally fmiking"gwff substantial improvements, and growing wealthy. Many other advantages could be mentioned What we principally lack is, enterprise^ .^nterprisiiiig jgpp,.* ^rith

-stjsrf

A good sclool is very 'much needed here, and there i.4 nothing in the way |of that, except the want of a competent man to take charge of the school. -lTlfe citi. zeius are afufidus to secure the services of such a man, and would guarantee a good

salary. tve(Us are very high, on account of the demand for houses about the only chalice for persons to get, bobses to: (live in, whii are moving here, would be to build. Uieiri^ .Excellent building lots can be bought very cheap of Dr. Stucky, or J. E G. as, liavo lately had a.uut|lwr laid off otFtliW landfe /idf.iiriing 'twn.

The canvass is becoming interesting in -this county. 'B^ih parties'ttre^lloikiilg manfully. The liemocrats have had a very hard strugglfe (.-etfing (hrf work started on their side. The means usually so potent to an-use Democratic enthusiasm proved totally inadequate. Thdy tried the ratification plttn, but they were deaf fo the call to rtl'.fy. As the rebtel soldiers replied to Gen. Hardee once when lie was attempting to rally them when baiiy demoralized, hoping to inspire some enthusiasm, called out, "Here's your cummaiid'-r,' mid they answeied in cant army phrase, "Here's your mule,' so the Democrats by their stubborn silence., when their lenders presented Frank Biair to theni and proclaimed to them. "Here's your Democrat,' answered "Here's your ninie.' Failing otherwise

able Ambrosia ory," a profusior^. if hair, scalp of all icnpurifiei

arid giving it a healthy tone, to that Ihe glands act with wonderful vigor. Try it.

I.tke

a fragtant ounis after a tract

TukOrt

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DB JdAjO. '.eMai» to the mar. gentlemanly tastr-s and refined inatincls, when by anv accident he has been restricted lor a tin.e to thj^ofthBaf.V extracts for the handkerchiet. t»ld by all

ER OF THE

DAY.—A

^JJNltRHTAKER:"

jA. v.

general

order for SozoroNT. In the teet/j i(f iiiI oppanilion it has become the Miprenie dentifrice of the age ws^' sent t$enei-hl lrant a b..tll«« of '•Sr.ti.DiNG's

rr" a few days -once.

Query Wai it to mend hi-t \i..-i-. htum or to crtment friendship bifo. ell and Butler. 'Jti-tleodl w.

""VollR

LOTION

has cured the most b-

stinate case of chronic tetter that has battled the medical skill of hundreds," writes Bank & Clure, druggi.-ts, 'f Claredoii, Ark about Palmer's Lotion. $ug.-Jt*dwl Wi

l*liaIoii*N Paphiaii !Lotiiou

«»r r.faiifll'yfng 'f» un4 COifPl.KXHtN. Itenioves all KKHPTION'S, FRECKLKf*. PIMPLE*, MOTil ItLOTCUF.S, TAv, elr„ untl it'iiflers

TUK SKIN SOFT, KIAB and KLDOMINt.. Kor l,Al»Ili.S tu the MiRSEUV II is Invatuable. For HKM LKMKV after.SH AVIXi if luts no etjual. "fHAfiAS LOTION" is ilie only !•«liable edj for IHseani's and lilt-iiiisln-s ot lite Mii,

PHALOX'S '•PAPH1AS S.Ui" lui* I ho *01 LET. l.SidtV and BATH, will net rliap ltie Ml1^-

A. kj^ii-Tr*'vi i/ At a I *»,- ^'FLOB nil .!«*»'•.•• A NEW PK1KIMK FOB TliK IIAMIKKIU'IIIKF. KXOlilSlTK. BISMUTH, LASTINU FUVHllASOKPIIALON & SON.NJHV VOP.K, Bold by all Itrusrgists. Sulwly-ntPriii

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C0IIMKBCIAI. (,'OLI.fetili,'

Corner Mtiin m( C*tl *(reftn,

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A f^hulaiitii[

Hiving .. it ir ~11 I. i.-U it cm K. H* I'tiniwli'k Orul/t-r a Ce., tlio tladu tf.Uers KhtablialimBi.t m.,1 having ^Hl fiev^n -'ftrs in ilip busiimat, now praparcil to fiimiHh SIctftlic f!u rial Cant*. 0»Bketa, and Woollen Coffins, of «1 stylus auil sizes, from tho best u:ul lar^ust ntocj of tmrlal m«terial In tlioSinte nt 104 Jlaln Siru-'t Ti'i-re Haulc, TndiatiiiT .Iwtf .» ¥.QlVrrf» [l.-i toy 251.S1

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AKBEK-s IMPKO raw .•. ROOFING. We »re prepared to pot on this Boot, aud *»iin nt it for five years. Tliis ia the bast and r.luwpMt Boor ill use, and ,,0

OLIFT WILLIAMS,

I'lilris City flaniof MIIU, corner of #tli and Jlnlborry ljtre«tii. Ia8dtf

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fi#ld Coin. Free ef GoTemment Tu, At the Company'* Offloe,No. 20 Naw»n St., N. T. Schedule* with tweaty or more coopoiu, will Dow b* raafeived for ejre-mlnatton. and gold obec^t for tbe fame will bi delivered June 30th.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

sfern ftllliury lnstltate, liAYToJfjiOHl". ^.1 JLLKGIAT* AND fKKPAlt^TOIiTiN titniion for the g«ner»l education of Boy*. Tivt. I.t. Col. Joseph 6 Lclw, ti. 8. A. O. E SQi.t-riiitoni»nt Cupt. Cbas. II. Stiwn, P. 9.A.. r.-imin-nfl't nffudrtJ Thn 7th wnni-snnnal R»«u,n will lt.n Sept. lOIJi, 1SC8. For anoJUnr^-n»ui-a &ndc»pi<« rcKnliiiionB, addw-w Bvt. Lt. W^IUPH LOtJKJt, U. 8. A. 0 E.,

.(•rinfrnifpnt W. If. I., Ohio.

il't'lu-I.' »1. Hill n.t to know u-, »«nd the m«»)

l.o Ml,I- til p'rass y»ii.

!li|

rt:. hos tatuiuK to Kttioiiu.gii lomlnt'os K.1u CA't'lun. hill Ii h:. ttMih-KKEPiN'rt, PEN'AlAKSiili*, Mr.iit i.MiLt

CALl'ULATitlN'N, Sf.

iii tliis {'..llage jt....,l l. L'.l

/iviii, tho fitu.lrnt «ha -»{Vtt»«Kor.ti«

Pleasure, Free of Oimrge A fa# Paifti3v\UI li» HiUulti-4*1, hi A[ii!iiNt: bH

NO VAVA'LIONS.

For faruui° i«r«»rmat»wi(- call, »ud U6" •tcbool. aendfar«i'l!*?f Par-'.' A.1

€3 A Vi sm I niiii3.li! "vtiisvti-.'.I*i

ViSSKSBIK:.-

Al.ii STYLES anp SHAPES

\ilI US fliB SliTHiSU."**

We !we made A.X«- lor tmeuljr t" ytaio

iia^f inr*-»' ..

vm't Ti.sl'1 the t»*ltii iu tliifa

Our Commissloua to Agenta i.otJ tii.-s of tvsry other eatablltfhment of the bind—proef ot ttiis can be found iu ocmpartng our ii rem

Ui in 8 wito those of others FOR

i.boI*i'Oil

'/O

a-iV

ILAUTE ISuVEIiTY wtiKca, iiv

X^.TtKSS^

Sh-

Alii •"l" »t One Dollar ami a half ASM vrtl11 tl.«- 'ifli, W'U K"1,-otTe '1 kli.lllUiK-

«ine I'll r« lor

V. .. i'Ui ..u. Axe ul.iug-tiln "i i..i ilie-r hi ilka »nd prOTo it tb« best fiaished and ih# Isrg ,.»i BO-.-i ruHisi.i lii-J iwo and h*lf

tid

ftf)'

i?*11®,

r„ A', ,a..U yet that a ".^Kkerof UllnoU .'rtUiut OfliBCF.K, haul ua iu bin nt shape. ii»t» i,,onUr-Mt au.l cjiiimuon* zap* KiBK lMMa» u.„r prr.rfaca twirc H3 mut effsoK

WF *'Ali ir

Citl.BVRN'l S'ATI'.SiT

Olots

ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

J. A. Vrrdagh, corner Main ssd Tlftk. mm ft William*, corner Klnth and Ifn1b«rry BAJK.ERS. frank Belnlg

-1

RED JACKET AXE

raa w...

d«r for KIVK AXES Dollars each, with

\nv I'll" «111! S.'»d 111 Hi Oltills Kbup*, at iff" itolUrs^each, with th" rrw't, wilt r«*Cf*ve Ollf CXtPA for flOtlllB^

ro1,

"OlUlBS.

Vli it*• it iiinihlt* Hmtwarb 1 ier« aeh in* I j*|i Uk'O !'T AXKS." llojr front iheni.

Ali

111

LIPFINOOTT & BAKJfiWELL, }'iltslnr|tli. P». .Side ownei a of ('oll.iit n's 1'atciit Am.

A THAR

AO 10NTS, to.ell

liJIISStfW ti,0 star Shuttle sewing Mafhines. rl,UJ.,.U,^iC»tra iii-i.couiecti. t.. .-xpeiionoei A^entH t:»ll mi or addrtii O WlbhON It Cleveland. (., lli-slon, Mass in- St. Loui«. M»-

ihe Moat lteliaHlc One Dollar Hale HPKKT iiidilCi-nieiiH AgciOn No ln.mbng Mm Kiihl ol«»' »tt' "ii'-P on appl c« lou. O'l'cu. ti-*..' B«tilli*bed

,w'5-

3tockm*h A

i(4 Wiitn- .^neet fl.-.kt .11, Mute,

THE SUCCESS

tu oiir One llollar Sale has caused fctuh

coiHPtm

E O I O N

*m ltAOE,

rmri

iy in tide importations lor tac Fall

irade, tilrt ct from European Mauntacturers Amoniitlng to nearly $500,000, lii-.i

bi-..

iully prepared t» «*ll erery ds uriptionof

iirv uii.i Fancy Hoods. Silver-plated Ware, OiHlery, Hatches, Albums. Je.elry, die., «Se,, tc., (tf better quality than auy other (Concern In ihe country for

t)r

uniform price o]

tMK OOlil.AR ui« AftTICLB Jisg-'TIi- tuidl u! Uostoa and N'bsv Tcrk refer nct-a givu h» to the reliability of onrhoate, and iiiat our t'URitti-.sy is conducted in the fairest and in .jt ii-gitim ttem&uuer poMibts, snd that we give value !or tii«money tlian can be obtained in eiHi o.lu'f win. ill (iaiuU iiansageil or Broken la Transports'

Tk.ii itrpiaeed without Charge. (.htrks d.aeriblng articles aold Bfiit to Ay. ufs ia Oiubs *t rates mentioned below. We nirantee evfry article to ccv-,t Itiistljan If boagbt hI in• T! :Eton or New York honae.

j'j- s. 'r, in niditiou to which wo claim t. ,ivo n.HtJr goods of the same character. tl m'H "nd to Apmis fnv of ckargr,

For a Club of :i0 and Three lloliars-i do Ri-.-.d liDou Hblrt jrronts, 1 set aolid Uotd Studs A I wool CaHsimcre tor Fantp, Fine white Coun-t€i-p.»u"*, Ur^o His 1 elegant iialmoral Skirt, iO vaide brown ..r bleached 6h 9ting, good quality, yard rl'l», 1 eleg*ntl00 Picture Moroccu-bound Fhnto Abiuui, 1 double long Utereoacope and It Foreign Viewa, aiivcr plated engraved 6 bottle Castor. 1 eleg&nt ,UU Fan, with Ivory or Pandal ll'oo 1 Friime, feathered edge aud spangled, 1 Bteel Curvinpc Knife and Fork, Terj best. inalltr, ivory aliiDi blade, 1 tiandnome beadtd and lined Par

yards good Print, I very tine Pamaak Ta I ]o Cnvi-r, 1 pr .est (jaaiity Iiftdiea' Herge Con L'reps ItootP, 1 ttoz. tine Linen Towels, y2 iloron iMger a beat Oliver Deanort Torka, 1 L»die«' large ival .Morocco Traveling Bag. 1 tancj PreaB l'atrn, S dor. elepant stiver plated engraved naptin rioz. Ladios'flue Merino or Cotton o.-SintH, (ient'f heavy r.iaB?d solid Onld Biug, nr. Liulio.' high cut llalmoral ltoota, leleganl l'riiaine iiri'sd l*ntt u, 1 lolin and 15ow, In box complete, 1 *.«t J»w«lty, pin. ear-ijropi. and si cvebntlona.

I'ur Clnlt of 50 ami Five liuilars-i bio ... cuii ifMl Alpacca tr.-«ti I'attern, I net Lace Cur Iiin-, 1 pr. all wool lllankelR, tnsra\ed Silver -iteU involving Castor, I bdiutiliil Writing Duslt, 1 aolid Ooln 3c«ri Pin, yard* very fine C.esiinnre, tor funis and Vest, 1 »et Ivory bat iii.ceil liandl Kniye* Willi silver-ptaled Forks, fgant i-iatin Paianol. hnavily beaded and lined •v iiu oiliL, 1 pr. fcent'a Calf Booti, 80 yards goo Print, 'ii \uid9gooil brown or 1ilearl.au Sheeting jiiril wide or 4 yds ja jd wide, good quality I ulicj rUK-mt illorocc.) Traveling B»f, 1 aqtiare Shawl, 1 plain Njrisich Poplm Dress Pattern, ly ).l. it-Iiitile Whitti cloth tor I.adies' Cloak, ete gHiit e:igrae.l Lilvcr p'.ateJ Tea t'ot, yards double nidlh water-proof Cloth for Cloaking. t.ii' (Hull of 100 and Ten Doliars-i n. :U»i ii.i. or lb.I. I iirrai I'atteiu, 1 pairliua Ham •1-tii labcCiethj and Napkiua to match, 1 pair i..'Hi l-'ioii. Ii C,.lf It. o:.'. a»vy ailvi -plat.d fiigrKV. l- I'ilcher. very tine all w.-.nl Cloth lor auii-s' I .al.1", 1 vv.ib very best ijaality brown t'Kn.-l.' ,1 h^e inn. 'M: )'*rda tine (.'iasimr re fo •,int, 1 .-Ickbiii l'..plin I'resa Pattern, e'.egati tvii^iirli lUiK^n .Shaw I. Sit liory luiaticsd ban .tlh niv.j, aud lorka, 1 Indies or genta Stlri-r llin.laid a*.-. Walcli, 4 Itin tie Hand Portable v.i Mac nif, apV-did t'an ily Bilili'M«ol en m-» mv-i. will, ii'cord and Photograph pagoa, SLyai.l.i no.. I lUmo Carpeting, good ft lors." 1 pair i-....i Maiaelllen tjiislia, 1 £-)od i. birr^l Itevolver I l,-h'atlt. t'lli Mil If and Cflpe. 1 Single balrei Silo ii:,.., 1 aihei pla.cd oiigi.ne f. bottled, lev.ilviug C»Mtor, ut sia« tallies, I very fiat- Violin an" li..»t, in ..nt. 1 -o 11 .ii l.alaitci-d Knlvtflain .ill- i. 111 t-.tt.it 11 lor Ihrt'.-i C.libit Hi'" w.ite it. I lie RHi.i

St'iid lloIIcy by iit'slMlrretl l.t'Mef.

ti"

Hi.y

a-.idrfsa

PARKER & CO,,

\„S. ii mill 100 summer street, Huston.

THE GREAT

XI 'ITE ID

TEA WAREHOUSE —op—

T. Y. KELLY & CO., \o«. 'Jfi. 2s, "0 Yesej Strffi, New lork, Ai" now f.tepaied to negotiate with all Merchants in g.Kd atandiig, throughout the country, lor the AGENCV and HA LK of their

STANDARD TEAS, Per tr

:s PATENT AiE-naBT PACKAOEa.

Addnaa.in as above for particular*, and atate the size of town and nature of bualnesa, 4c.

IU Al

Witbour grffti inducfUioits to AgiLl? to cooperate with us ia onr

WatcncB free of Cost to our Agents, Sheetinrs free oi oat to onr AgestsSenJiig ifachlnc? free or OoM to our AKentj. i^atbir Coed' free or Coot to car Agent3. ilsen Gauds free ol fen to oar Agents. siik-5 and shawls free of aat to oar Agents. Boots and Show free of Cosi to our Agents i»t*ss Sooas free ol Cost to oar Agents. reat Dollarr Bargains far Oar Customers,

Send for our Circular*. Agenta wanted everyhari*. Ad.ireas

HA.RBIS &. PU

JISI

S1T'EAM.DTIS

JOHN J. CISCO,

Jane 26dw2m Trearorer.

Sim .hm-4^

ilatjOTer Street, Bout,-! Mass.

HOUSE. ,{ ....

.}•

fj. CLARIDGE

Haa returned to this city, and fitted up abieani Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, at the old Stand, No. 8 North Fonrth Street, where he wil bp pleased to raset his old friends, and as many new cues ss may favor him with their patronag 25Jtf

ABro., LafkysttB Street. BILL POSTING.

BOOTS AND SHOES. tadrtn. Metw liael, Ut. JHth and Blxth if. E. Bugslas, 1C North To&rth*tr»et. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. fJfearUett A Anatin, lOlMatn attMt.

J. F..UcDonald, Potto Oca Lobby. it. W. O'Connell, Main atraat aaat of For.rth,

•& OA.RBIAQE FACTORY. Harper, Wildy A Oo., Cor. 2d and Walnut, jfesj CLOTHING. W Banniater, 79 Wain Street. 4" Ororcr A Miller, St Main 8treet.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. B. Qarvin A Owen, Principal, cor. 6th Main 'COMMISSION AND GRAIN. L| iSjjB, Bryant AOo^ East MalnStrtwt. Linn llancy .• Co., First St on Canal Baaiti,

DENTISTS. Rale*

L. IT Bartholomew, lfi7 Main atrect. 1 Lincoln, 6th bt., between Main au4 Cbto R^chardoi.n,Ohio street, bet. Tlitrd and 4th

DTK MOUSES.

(1. F. ft.inera, Main, between Cth and 7th St*. II. Claildfe, Mo. 8 North 4th St. DRY GOODS. Tuell, Ripley A Co., corner 5th and Main street. \V. S. Kyce Co., 77 Main street. a«i 0. Wittig 4tOo.. 7a Main itreet. *f» Edsall & Co., corner Fourth and Main street .Saxton .t Walmaley, 111

Cornelius .t llaggerty, corner Main and Third DRUGGISTS.

It» Utover, Fonrth *treet, opposite Market tS*rr, tfulick A Berry, corner Main and Fonrth I. L. Mahan A Co., corner Main and Sixth. .1. it U. A. Davis, corner Main and Third.

FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Jones A Jones, east side Public Square. I.yne Latres, Main St., near corner 7th.

GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, V. Qeiger, Oa* and Steam Fitter, Main Street, between lith and Ttti. GUNSMITH AND STINCIL CUTTER

John Armstrong, Ohio street, east of Third. HATS AND CAPS. Joseph C. Yates, 145 Main street. Went fall Brothers, 85 Main street.*'

INSURANCE AGENTS.

Scott A Crane, Main atreet,ea*t of Fifth. JEWELLERS. S. H. Freeman, 74 Main street. John B. Freeman, 5 Warren'* Block

tt il ^tJOIl PRINTER. 4^^ .hu A. Bryan, 115 Main Street. MUSIC DEALERS.

STOVES AND TINWARE. O. Foster Smith, on* tfoor Ess of Hulman'* H. B. Henderson, Fourth atreet, Sonth of P. O Jame* B. Haggerty ft Co., 187 Main street.

SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS. 1 A. Foote, 6C Main street. UNDERTAKER. Isaac Ball, earner Third and Cherry, M. W. O'Connell, Main Street.

"CONSUMPTION is

I N S

PREPARED PRESCRIPTION Made from the Pnacriptlon of RKV. HAS. I. EiJfS, M. O., U. D., «C„ «r.

For the Prevention and Cur* of

si ft

CONSUMPTION

For the Radirat Curt of ASTHMA, BBONCHITT8, CATABBH, aud all othet affections of the Lungs Throat, and AIR PA6SAOE3 for General and Special Derangement* of the Nerrons Syatem fot Dlaorders of the BLOOD and for all Func. tlonal Disorder* of tbe Stomach and Bowels

The Prepared Prescription Increases the strength and deepen* toe color ot the Pale Blood, ltaabdnea the Ohiila and Fever a ml diniiuisbe* the Expectoration. It check* the NIGHT SWEATS, always, in from seven to fourteen days. The Appetite is Invigorated, and the patient rapidly gain* flesh the Cengh and tbe difficult Breathing are speedily relieved tbe Hltep becomes calm and refreshing tbe evacuations regular and uniform. All the general »mptonis of CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bronohttla, X,., diaippetr with a really astonishing rapidity.

THE PRESCRIPTION

Should be used ,ln every Disease, by wbateve name known, in which there Is: exhibited and derangement of either tbe NEBVOU9 or the BLOOD ^tntems. It is unequalled in Female Disorders, Scanty or Suppressed Mense*. -'Whit**," Ac.

The PKGPAitlCD PBK9CBIPTION I* both the Buct and tbe most economical Medicine that can tu. taWeu. The average do*e, Is two tea*poon*fnl, :ik..nonct» day. The .patient never require*, under any clrcauatance*. to use "ijoagh Mixlures," for ihe Cough "£xpectorants" tor thi iupectorattQn "1'onlps" for tbe Appetite or tnu Weakness Iron for tbe Blood Anodyne* for the Iwrvoua Iritatlon Acid* for Night Sweat* or WLiaky or Cod Liver Oil for tbe Waiting. It* Srrrrrto Arnoa is upon the Constitutional Condition, and, through tbla Oondltion, upon tbe Whole Series ol Symptoms.

Ntalemeati (Tarn Patleata, *r. Ct.i.t.roE

Him.,

OnfOtKNATiV was In the LAST

stage of Consumption. Iu ten day* after taking the PacscatPTtoN, my Chill*, Night Sweats, Fever Ac., decreased, and Anally altogether disappeared. A mere skeleton before, 1 am now well stored with flesh. My restoration I* a marvel to all who know me.—lias. 0. L.

Wbiwt,

Your Prescription aared my daughter's life, and has probably saved me hnndreds of dollars.'1 —Rev. E. HmPMKTS. Bemaeu. N. Y.

We bless Qod for the benellit we have received from Prepared Prescription."—Bev.P. Praa-

ijrisryour

Blossburg, Penn.

"Every one to bom I have recommended It has benefitted by Its use."—Ber. C. D.

HAKDKBT.

DOLLAR SALE!

JONES,

IOWA

.Birr coo

visair ..T "i

"H-?

HOTELS. 1

National House, corner Sixth and Main.

Olark House, corner Ohio and First. Terra Hausefioufe, corner Main and Seventh. Early House, West end Main street.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. B. Manning, Ohio St., Kast of 4th. ICE DEALERS. Jacob Stein no hi, GS Main Street. Jacob Hay—Orders at Blppetoe'a.

J. a. Llndema&n, 91 Main itreet. L. Klasner, Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street,

MECHANICIAN. *1

A, T'.ttman, 16south4thHt.opp.PostOfBce. MILLINERY. V| Airs. M. H.Abbott, opposite Post OSes.

NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS. T. H. Biddle, 151 Main street.

PLUMBER.

it. Bnckell, South Fourth street. RAILROAD AGENT. Jame* 0. Turner, at McEeen & Paddock'* Mill

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Hlokcoa, Beott ft Co., 60 Ohio Street. Hendrich ft Lange, corner Main and 4th (treats

RETAIL GROCERS.

Joseph Strong, 190 Main *treeta SKIRTS AND CORSETS. B. Weisz, opposite Post Offlce.

rfjjs- ihfrfHi..

as certainty otraa

as Intermittent Fever, and a* oca TAUti.Y niTBSTED as Small Pex."— i»r. Chat. K. King, If. /., LTt. P.. tt

&. MABSH

KiCA-L. EriTATK AOKNCY. FARMS, WILD LANDS, And City Property of every deacriptloa, for Sale.

An experience of fifteen years enable aatoto* sure satisfaction in every department of baalnaaa r-J ating to a general Beat letate Agency.

HARBEHT & MABSH,

54 WALNUT 8TRXXT,

c27dwly Ues [VTo rt«•, Iowa

1 BRAZIL COAL. V. BOTSCH A CO., would reapectfflli) Inform their old cuatomera and tbe citizen* of Terre Haute generally, thatSAMUXL MIBtl is their a-ithorieed agent fbr Brazil Splint or Block Coal. Alt crdr.n iatt wltl. h'.ra will be promptly attaaded to. Now is the time to order, while the prloe Is low.

Cosi Dialerssupplied at the lo wast market price. Addresa, V. BCfSCH CO., ln?UuapoIla. or, JOHN ANPftKW,«razil. »2«ISa

J^NTON smDE,^^Ta Instraneatti and Toetl K«He.

Orders left at Lladsaaaa's or XaMaMi pranptlyatteodsd to. Beat of itfMacw gin*.

.5.

-r

Iii

Cj, 'SA 3 ii 5s-

rftat} n&%V'' .«*' vjw»v»l. fcii* S ftMf -*H 1-0-0

1 n-2

"S $2 i-

t' lnaH

& *5*' •». i' a*'

mmidwi

DRY GOODS

SEMI ANNUAL CLEARANCE

Main street.

ttadfttl tm 1

Aalisl^lst, 1818.

From ihe above date we shall offer omr entire Stoek of *8 Jfet# af

DRESS G00DSI

.-i-f., ,.rr- ECOMPRISING ALL THE a

LATEST iINOVELTIES!

AT PRICES THAT WII.I. ftlSi'-tv? -Rftfl Ks 'sajw*:

IN8IIKB 1HBIK SALE

BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1*

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO., Corner Fifth and Main Streets, TERSE HAUTE, IND :VV ...... ..s.w,, "ti'jiSm .WW".

I --'ii' -t i- id I, HI-'® -"t-THrSUa. i'i--.

fl o""?] he*

DRY GOODS.

C. WITTIG &COM I

78 MAIN 8TBSET.

indies' aad Children's

Baclne,

Wisconsin. The "PBEPABED PRESCRIPTION" la put np in til bottle, and la told In Terra Hante, by I. L. MAHAN & CO-, and by Dmggiats generally, or orders may he addreaasd to the Sole Proprietor*, OHCAK Q. MUSES ft CO., 27 Oortlendt SUset, N.T. Couaultatlon free* A Circular, contain. lug Testimonials of many Oaaea aucceaeftilly' rented ntllbeseut ftee. by mail, to all who will .-Its fo. it. decl.ldeod r.

ATTORNEVa.

-v."/- it jjOt'tl*** •jew

Xiit .? h&ti'*#

^is V-'-'-W ... -:-"s5 Hs-'ia ,* •-.«- •,

ssjfct,- te a

:i7-¥

jtedt sow f.wfjt!* «r:.3 b'M-.'-ah.t id .'it iii. i-»?r 'j.iJ

OPPOBITS IMOKSSN'B BANK

t'dwt«

WKOFeiB 1. -A

pi tt-ii 9 "i-tfj-f :.r !•:#?'.

Ureal Sottas

-IN-

u- v*"»--i'i

SUMMER GOODS

t" 'eg ti

Fine Embroidered Hsndkere'fs

At 95 cents apiece. ti

FineScailopped Lawn Hand'kf

iii

T. v.A12&centsapteca,

t#' firtih

Cotton Parasols,

Chajlie«," O^Lslae* Lsvaa and Per eaten. MUSQUITO BARS,

A Large Slock, bought cheap and aold cheap.

nHose

19% oents and Qpwar4s« .%&'•>

GENTS' HALF HOSE,

r"*!

[liicd .»9S

13)j centa and upwarda. %—%&{>• tH »*««&-

Bail Trlinaiings, Baflfifl^fTape and Nnnettles Trtnindngs, Mtoas^iP

ir» Mew Style* and Oreat Tariety.

A LARGE STOCK of STAPLES

To asitthetimee.

c. wmiea c«pg,

Nut Door to Davis' Drag Stova.

lalics Take raiticaiar notice. HI UAL flliug HUU rim.

WABOANTEU FBllSiCH.

THSSB

FILLS, ao oelebrated many yeara ago ia fUh, fat the relief of female irregulartlea, andafWrwarde ao notarloaa tor their crlml- I land a fine stock of

.1 employment In the praotloe of abortion, are aad Btinda, ot our own mannlastare, oAred for aale for tiie firat time In America. I

itructiona, tbegjawm to be_ truly iuHpotent, I

WOar

SSaaia to

ovAit.il omirrr.

A .CRUiFT,,

Attorneys »t. Law, Orrtoa.—lo. Kali Street, ap stalra. Miiadtf

loUAN.j

Attorney and Co«nlMlkn at Eaw.

'eire TIante, Ind.

DENTISTRY.

DR.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW

Stiicaefr a)t» Mltaai Nicatt. E N 1 S

Sncceasor to Dr. D. M. WILD, No. 157 Main St. National Block, Tarn Hants, Ind.-. (a30dtl

J^RIOHAKI)90jN,

ii 'i\ 1: 'i •VOOttOOft TO •. ft. MMlTh. QVFICK--

Oa Obio, U(w«NI 34 MM) 4th oicw

ftplMU TKBEt HAUtl IM» »^SE"

The Oldest thubutked Uauiiai la Terre Haute, •Orrtea—On With Mreet, between tt.iu ... Onto, one door south of National House,

Having had upward* of eighteen year*' rape, rieuce in leotl*try, b« is oooSdent that h* cau gt*e MtlsfftCtiOD ID nil CMCt

MOTELS.

JJUWT1JS HOUSE.

D. C. STUNKARDTpropV? Southeast Corner Public Square, Terre Hante, Indiaue.

BOARD, |i},00 PKR DA V. rUI gMIIBQITO AMD

||OM

ALL Tl4t«S.

JACOS SCT*. 010. W't

NATIONAL

HOU8E,

Co a.

SIXTH

AND

MAIN

Srasrr,

TKRHE HAUTE, IND.

JACOB BOTE WIN.... .PKIIPHIKTOKa. Tbla House haa beou thoroughly refnrnlaheJ. my 23dwly v-«s

HOtfSE*

/^ILARK

-T-

\J COSNKft or riMT 1HD OHiatTftBtfie Terre H»ute,^ IndUUUl.

W. B.SKIVNTM.

Offlce of Marshall, Mcnt.rnma and Palaatine Hack Lines. FrcaBan to and from all Tralaa. BOTtMtf

fJERRKHAUTB HOUSB,

ooaaia

maim i.iu skvintm

STuara,

Terre Haute, Indiana.

Thts Hotel nas recently been refitted, aud pott Brat-claaa order, offering accommodations

dmci

paaaed In the State. V. C. MUMTIN, Prvp'r.»^ tidmtu

PHYSICIANS.

DR.

A. ARNAUD. ,, __ 4l j, I btur

Orrioi—Corner ot Main aiid Fifth StteeK, over the National State Bank. Risidexce—Ghost nut St', between 6th and 7th. tnlilyl TKBRB HAOTB. IND.

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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Boots «,& Shoes

km m'tO SUIT?'-8* Id

THE TIMES!

a J* Ite*

^Having just raceired, At JWBta

O. E. HUGGLE8,

I a well selected Stock of IFjmen, attases, and Children's .Summer Wear, which I will oSertor asl» at the

Very Lowes! Cash Prlee!

And 1 have also received a large assortment of Men's, Boy's and Youth's Boots sal Sboae, bought at the head of the market, ao they can be

Sola to Soil tbe Present Tines!

My motto ia "Buy Cheap, Sell .Cheap—Small Proflta and Quick Bales." 1 also manufacture all kinds or

5S MENS WORK

Oa the shortest notice and the moat faahlonable I atjrlea. MJKNDIN9 done nsatlyand Inhaate.— Don't ferget tbe place, but call and examine.

If you do not buy. 0. E. RUOOLKS, JySdtf No. lft, North 4th Street.

OOTS AND SHOES. U3t5.fi

JAS.

5 Ii?!

Silk Parasols

I '.

,t '.'ifi f* SLSQANT AND CHBAP I

N E W S Isaelllng

Boots 6 Shoes Very Cheap

To cloae oat bis large atock of

Boots Shoes aud Gsllun,

To make room for Spring stock, loo wills*-* money by calllsg on blm at 41

Wo. S Mechanics filook, 4BKIS Particular Attention ta gUaa ev

custom wohh

This Department Is in the bauds HBILLF01 WOBK.MBM Sdtfotlo

B. HAGGERTY CO

Af prALras in

Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron

mm »^are» miM

Slate

gtgers,

9SS-: A'

Ao1 U*anraotaiera of ^.t..._

ijm

tialvani^ed iron Cornice, «s Window Caps,

flattering, Ic.

iiSi

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^AienJ'r'lWrihe Venf

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HOT AIR FURNACES

187 Main Street, m*

Terre Hante, Ind.

j. yfe. 4Ml mU Work done in all partn of tie cooairj oa abort notice and reasonable lerma.

JOHH ARMSTRONG, finnunlth and~8teneil Cntier.

Hour, Whiaky and daok branda, alao Platai Cn •arfclng Clothing, cut to order.

fluns made aad repaired In the beat of style' jf? All work warranted ta |h* MtiaflMttoa. Shop 2d door Baat of the Hew Coart Hoaee, Mg I Ohio street, at tbe Tin enhatr Rat Scales, fdl

MANUFACTURERS.

PATRONIZE

9111

Thay hare bean kept in comparative obecurity, I IVa VavKant Aaaa* Wavk' ft-r.m the fast that tbe originator Dr. Telpean, la I W arrUII OWr IV Ww a physician in Paria, of great wealth ana etrict I to be raperloi «t. any eier before offered lathis, eoaacientionafirlaclpla*, and ha* withheld them market. from general use, lest they ahould be employed for niawfiil purpoeea

overcoming fem.Ucb-

fc» jagltlmat* oa«, and fii s*»»ta tasaU tham whan tt l« aMantood

that the aifaet ta aalawjMI. Ladlaa caapocoradabox, abated ftom the a af thaeartoaa, by encloaina one dollar, aad att

X. W. MACuMBCK,

Omeral,

tka Dolled States aad at Al-

laif,l. tr« to aayaatfcsjrlsii Agant. Sold fty all lrania(s la Ter.-^ Hante. o7dwly

HOME MAXvU-

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Saajt, Jlo re, wbjoh

{teora

**uat a very email sdranee on Ml.

Baying wf us wilt turntab employment to your Me-lia

tbm

own

hante, end at tlif earn* time

I Benefit Yourselves

as we warrant all onr work.

ire to ota

der, Wtndo* aad Door frames, Mouldinga ai^l rarlety of Ffataklog Lambar aael in Mlli»: Ing.

OLIFT ft .WILLIAMS.

PBAIBIB

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