Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 September 1868 — Page 4

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DAILY I, EXPRESS.

TH^FT K'- A. I ?TK. IND.

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•Wednesday Morning, Sept. 2d, 1808

RAILROAD TIME TABLE

TL&M HADT* AND TODIA3|AX0L1B, ABE IV*. .... 6:35.A. *. 10:50 A.M. '"... 4:00

UtTI.

-4^0jv a.-,— •0.15 v. if. Accummodatien. *6-46

*10:26

t"v*-

4:45 r.

11:00 p. M.

Mall.

Espress

ST. •LOOTS, ALTON AHD TERKK HAUTE.

AK&1VX.

iJtAT**l fftnr1 2:00 A. U. uioo

and Express

IV 10 4:10

4:40 F-

„.10:15 p. ... 9:66 A.

«...Mattoon Accommodation KVANBV1I.LK AND CRA"WF0R®BVILLE. ABBIVI So" Accommodation .£06-.. 4:06

K...~ BOCKVILLE BITKHBIOK.

_..«** A.

Republican County Ticket

I RRZI(|I FOB BFATE BFIKATOB, A.KVEY D. SCOTT, 1 „K EPRFJENTATIVKK.

WAAO

N. PIERCE,

EMBLEY HAMILTOH.

m«rs»ia. FOB CLERK. -RTS^AMES H. TURNER.

l-Oi

TKEA8CBEB,

MORTON C. KANKIN. ro» suKEirr, [NICHOLAS FILBKCK. FOB BKAL ESTATE APVRAI3EB. •RT* JAMES BURGAN.

FrlB C0MNIB6I0NF.B,

BENOtil O. TBCEBLOOD.

TFOB BUBVETOB,

ALEXANDER COOPBR. FOB COBOHEB, DAVID CHRISTY.

TO* AM1SSOR— HABBIB9N TOWMHIP, D. B. WK1B.

Republican Meetings.

HON. THOMAS H. NELSON, HON. EMSLEY HAMILTON COL. WM. E. McLEAN,

And others, will speak to the citiyetn on the political isen- of the day as follows Chapin's Mill, Otter Creel: township picnic—Friday, September 4th.

Lost

-a basket

Prairieton, Saturday evening, September 5th. Union Ohuroll, Kevins township, VTedn'esday, SeptemberOtTi—a baaVet picnic.

Union Church, Pittrson township Friday, tember 11th—a basket picnic. Major W. "W- Carter will address ihocitirens of

Oreol: township, Friday, September 4th—ft

baslrM

picnic.

lilMaJor

W. W. Carter,

Republican candidate for Congress, will address the people at the following times and places Henry Kelson's, Lost Creol township, Vi* county, Friday, September 4tli, at 1 v. JI.

tors' School House, Clay Co., Pep. oth, HP.

Stom

ach Bitters. A Stubborn Complalut—Mishler Herb Bitters. Halool l.aud-Harvey P. Scott, Com'r. A'. P. Court.

Administrator's Stile of Laud—Harvey D.Scott, Bale ofl.aud—Ui o. C.Duy, Com'r. V. C. P. Ct.

THE dry goods and some other stores now close at six o'clock in the evening.

HARPER'S BAZAR for Sept. 12th, a very attractive number, has been received at O'Connell's.

THE SCHOOLS of this township, outside of the city, will be run for a period of ten months.

TRAINS leave for Indianapolis this morning at 6:45 A. M., 8 A. M., and 3:15 p. M. Fare for the round trip, only

dollars!

PETIR Y. BITSKIRK is TFFOR® the peo* pie of Vigo county as d&didate for. legislative honors. Aa a anil Mate it becomes our duty to examine his record. A few "gems" from that record will be found on the second page of this paper. Bead, and circulate.

THE First Baptist Sabbath School will go to Sullivan on a Picnic excursion tomorrow (Thursday), leaving the passenger depot at 7£ o'clock A. M. Returning will leave the Sullivan depot at 5 o'clock p. M. Fare, adults 50 cents, children 25 cents. Tickets at Bartlett's Book Store and Brokaw Brother's Carpet Store, 109 Main street. Let everybody go. ,»$

»I

Tusk's Chapel, Tarkecounty, Monday, Septem ber 7th,.Basket Picnic at JO o'tlock

Mansfield,

A. U.

J'arko

rounty, Tuesday, fieptember

iilh, Basket. Picnic at 10 o'clock

Rosedaie. Parke connty, Wednesday, September 9th, Basket Piclil^PT10 o'clock

Monter.nma, Park® connty, Wednesday, Sep tember Oth, at night.

TO-DAYS' ADVERTISEMENTS

Medical Hints for the

Frail—Hosletter's

two

"WE ARE indebted to Prof. Tout's Band for some fine music in front of our Office, last night. "We never heard them play so well, and we are gratified at their progress and superior excallence.

MAYOR

OOOKERLY -assessed alight fine

yesterday on three of the men engaged in exploding Roman Candles at the recent Democratic demonstration.

THE RUMOR that Jobn T. Scott has been tendered the Professorship of Mathematics in Asbury TTniversity lacks confirmation.

IT is supposed that the services of E. I. Holden of Vigo will not be required at the approaching State Fair, to issue "indulgences" to "gay gamboliers,'' guaranteeing immunity from arrest.

IT is understood that the next vacancy in theprofessorship of M&theruatics in our State University will be promptly filled by the appointment of .lohn T. Scott, his recent exploits in figures having attracted the favorable notice o[ the Board of Trim tees.

J. R. PHILLIES would have no show for the Democratic nomination for Superintenant of Public Instruction had the Sullivan mathematical genius of John T. Scott boen developed prior to the Eighth of January Convention.

THE DEMOCRACY had a fair sieod audience at the Court House last night. CaptEd. Harlan, an imported youth from Marshal), Illinois, atnbled through the usual topics of a Democratic speech, without startling his audience with any very new or particularly brilliant idea.

THE EXCLUSIVE AOEKCY of Harrison's Extracts of Rose, Lemon, Vanilla, Peach, Almond, Pineapple, Strawberry, Celery Ac. Also Carmine for coloring Jollies and Ice Cream, is at J. A. Foote's Tea Store. Pure, fresh and trong, they stand above all other makes. dwtf

TICKETS at the reduced fare of

Doll^trs

Tkc

are good on the train leaving here

mt 3,15 P. M. Those who cannot spare a whole day can avail themselves of the opportunity to witness the grand display at night. The returning trains will leave Indianapolis at 8,05 P. M., and 11,25 p. M.

MR. POOTE, of the Tea Store, received yesterday a chest of very fine Japan tea. The chest is a handsome specimen of Japanese workmanship, and a curiosity well worth stepping into Mr. Foote's tea store to "look at.

THE TANKER CLUB of Paris, Ills, extends an invitation to the Tanner Clubs, Fighting Boys in Blue and all supporters of the Grant and Colfax ticket in Terre Haute to meet with them at Paris on Friday the 4th of September. Addresses will bo made by General Palmer and others. They want a band of music and all tho torches that can be furnished.

FILL your baskets with provisions— take tbem to the Baptist Sabbath School Picnic to-morrow, enjoy yourself in rambling through the woods awhile, and get some of those splendid peaches they raise down in Sullivan county and sell for 50 cents a bushel.

Remember the fare' for the round trip is only 50 cents children half price.— Tickets at Bartlett's and at the depot before starting. -«ES?

A ROCKVILLE correspondent says it took Voorhees half an heur, in his recent speech at 'that place, to explain a single paragraph of his Greencastle speech and inquires: How long, at this rate would it take him to explain his entire anti-war record As we have not time for extensive mathematical calculations, we beg leave to refer the question to John T. Scott. His figures on wheat might approximate tho number of years which Daniel would require to perform the Herculean task suggested.

CHILD CHOKED TO

Mr. N. H. Harper, residing on North Third street, jnst above the Cemetery) was choked to death Sunday afternoon by a grain of coffee lodging in its windpipe. The child was about one year old and wae playing with a small quantity of cofl'ee. It lived only twenty minutes after swallowing the coffee. It is a terrible warning to mothers to keep such article out of the reach of small children.

PROMINENT among the works in our State library are the writings of the different Scotts who have embelished modern literature. The many fascinating volumes of Sir Walter's prose and poetry and the autobiography of Winfield have heretofore drawn largely on the honors pertaining to the name, but the new work entitled "John T. Scott on the National Debt" will in future eclipse the writings of all his predecessors who have borne that honored patronymic. It is understood that another volume, ''Scott on the Fish Law," will soon be issued, a .»•

THE MEETING) of the German Grant and Colfax Club, Monday evening was by far the largest and most enthusiastic of any yet held. It was resolved that, at the next public demonstration the club march in a body, and a Committee was appointed to secure Cuqua's Brass Band. The following names were added to the Ward Committees:

First Ward—H. F. Reiners, Frederick Goetz, Wm. Ramme, Daniel Herzel, Ja cob Seicrest.

Second Ward—C. F. Wittenberg, Nich. Katzenbach, C. Reichert Third Ward—Frank Julien, William Scbatz, Hugo Duenveg.

Fourth Ward—Frank Hening, Max Joseph, C. A. Fera. Fifth Ward—Florence Derkson, G. Eshmann, Wm Dreuseke.

The next regular meeting will be held a

"A GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETING."— A notice of long standing in the

vK-v.-" -V

Journal's

local columns, has informed the faithful that, by order of the County Central Committee, the Democratic county candi dates would address the people of Kevins Township, at Green's Chapel, on the first of September, (yesterday.) The long looked for day arrived. Ditto the candidates, or at least a portion of them, and a strong reinforcement of the small fry among the Democratic stump orators of our favored city.

John T. Scott was there big with figures! and in travail with logic I There, too, was S. C. Davis, boiling over with Cicer. onean eloquence! Daugherty was on hand, swollen with the sublimity of hi, own conceit. And Doctor Daugherty added the lustre of his name to

tthe

tillating array! But "the dear people" were

not

there.

Cruel as it may seem they obstinately staid at home, in appreciation of the groat moral show" that had been prepar fid for their political, moral and intellectual elevation and delectation. When our informant arrived upon the scene, the "demonstration'' was in full blast Scott had been delivered and Daugherty was accouched. Ten women and girls, about fifteen men and boys, mostly dealorr in beer and other refreshments intended for "the orow.l." composed the audience. These were scattered over an area of not less than an acre. When Daugherty essayed to speak, there was no andience within ordinary hearing distance but, not discouraged, he called to some small boys, who were standing about a wator-melon wagon in the back-ground, saying "Come here boys, I'm going to make a speech." A few of them kindly lent their immediate presence and the diarrhetic flow went on. -wwji

Our informant is a perfectly reliable gentleman and vouches for the absolute truth of this report.

DEATHS.—The report of the Superintendent of the City Cemetery shows for the month of August, thirty-two inter-ments—twenty-eight from the city and* four from the country—as follows:

Charles C. Freeman, Consumption.' Infant of Mrs, Gardiner, General Debility.

Infant of Mrs. A. B. Clymer, Dyaen-

8Infant

of Mrs. O. A. Goodwin, Meas-

Neukom,

Jacob

ltutn. of Mitchell Bosaell, Hives. Infant of Wm. Humes, Dysentery. Infant of Henry Altenbergar, Whoop ing-cough.

Infant of Jacob Steinmehl, Congestion

Brain. Ifatild* Harvey, Consumption.' Infant of H. Phelon, Dysentery. Infant of Harlan Pennell, Inflamation of Stomach. iifant of Lyman Kelly, Inflamation of Briin.

John B. Goodman, Dropsy. Infant of Hiram Brotherton, Inflamation of Brain.

Infant of Englehart Hake, Dysentery. Infant of L. D. Hubbard, Erysipelas. Child of "Wm. Dodson, Disease not given.

Infant of "W. Hanna, Measles. Infant of Julia Kelp, Measles. Wm.B. Mewhinney, Consumption. Infant of Henry Schulemeyer, Dropsey. Ohild of G. E. Ballew, Measles. 'Infant of Jos. Abbott, Dysentery, Infant of Geo. W. Cory, Dysentery. Infant of S. Dinners, Dysentery. Infant of W. Haggart, Still-born. Infant of Henry Layman, Congestion of Brain.

Infant of E. Strasser, Dysentery. Isabella M. Morgan, Typhus Fever* Chnd of Henry Ash Congestion' of Brain.

STATE ITEMS.

THE collections of internal revenue in

the

lndianapolis district for August were oyer 190,000. 7T~

I or K. Ti pjSA.

THE resignation of ROT. B. I. roster^ pastor of the First Universalist church, Indianapolis, has been accepted.

THE next annual j^ssion" of .Indiana Conference convenes on the lotft inst, at Bedford.

GOVERNOR

DEATH.—A child of

BAKER

and Senator Hen

dricks have ai?rarijjed#ft»r their joint debate. It commences on the 12th instant at Portland, Jay county There is but OE3 appointment in each Congressional

'PHE Indiana Convention- of Universalists will be held in LaFayette this woeki bfigiiMiing to-d&y. On Sunday th« Uhiversalist church in that city will be dedicated. mmm

ABOOT ten'dayB ago Mr. Nicholas Miller of New Albany, run a nail into one of his feet. ^The wound healed up as be thdught, but on Thursday last it caused him great pain, resulting in lockjaw.— The unfortuate man lived until Saturday morning, when death put an end to his sufferings.

A FEW nights ago the house of a Mr. Wood, of Decatur, Ind., was entered by burglars, and $1,200 taken from under his head, where he had placed it for safe keeping. Mr. Wood had been East and sold a lot of horses. He had just returned, and this money was the proceeds of I the sales. No clue has been obtained as to who committed the robbery.

As MR. JOHN A. BRENTS, of Dubois county, was riding in company with another man, on the Leavenworth road, last Friday, engaged in conversation and apparently in good health, he suddenly fell from his horse, and upon his companion getting down to help him, he was found to be-dead. The Jasper

Courier

says a Coroner's inquest was held, and the finding was that he died from an apo« plectic stroke.|~

A DISPATCH from Butler, DeKalb county, dated 31st ult., gives the following report of a, mass meeting at that .place:

The people of DeKalb county are fully awake, as their demonstration fully proves, and they will make their votes tell for Grant and Colfax this fall.

General Kimball's speech was brief, but the points were mostly new, and told upon his numerous and intelligent audience.

General Hascall has many good hits, peculiarly his own, and be was listened to with profound attention.

The demonstration here to-day, it is conceded, has given us at least a hundred votes in this part of the State.

SHAKER

,V=Ti

:fe®

mafcin rtidncea of whitening of the locks, of the Qorering tepwee

gray hair and wigs.-

Srw BDSALL & Co'a.

EMBROIDERED BANDS

the unnatural which nature

tkpuk) ie peewred to the peri

od dissolution, lose no time in securing a bottle of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative," the great antidote to baldness,

-Bvff'alo Express.

WANTED—Two

at a bargain

fants waistes in new assortment 2-d2t. EDSATT

scin

Co-

THE stylish Panier skirt in Bradley's. A No. 1 quality *i| JEDSALL & Co. 2-d8l, iMiiSajgA"1'-

si*?,

BREAKFAST SHAWLS at 75 cents to $1 50 at Greiner-& Forest's, corner of Third and Ohio streets. d2t 1

CORSETS 50'cehts to 60 at Greiner & Forrest's. A d2t

Hoop SKITS 50 cents to $1 25 at Greiner 's. d2t

SCHOOL

the Postoffice, have a full stock of all the different books used in the city schools, and will sell them as as the cheapest.

j53SCTMiw

OFFICEPTJ5AXTON ft WALMSLEY. Si" 111 Main Street. The following is the aw/td of Presents according to .the terms ,of our published offer: 1st, $65 "iSltiptic" Sewing Machine, to Mrs. E. B. Cruft—City. sat? 2d. $30 Lace Handkerchief, to Mrs. J. F. Gulick—City. 3d. $12 Ottoman Coyer, tA. Mrs. Dr. Caldwell—Prairieton. fieXsT SATTON & WALMSLEY.

TERRE HAUTE, INI., Sept. l. 1868.' dlt I rW ANTED.—A Fine Bootmaker. Apply immediately at J.

R. FISHER'S

Weatfisll's Hat Store. 3-d3t.

shop, over

dwlw

If OTIC E TO TEACHERS.—Teachers connected with the City Schools are hereby notlfled that the first regular meeting of teachers will be held next Saturday at the Higlt School building, as usual, at precise* ly 9 o'clock A. IF.

All teachers employed to teach in the City Schools the ensuing year must be preaent at this meeting.

The schools will open the following Monday. M. Oicorr, Sup't,. 2-d4t 1 £&.,

,9ft. J. HALE, of Indianapolis, Physician for diseases of the

Lungs,

Head, Throat and

embracing Catarrh, Asthma, Bron

chitis and Consumption. Also, Liver Complaints and Dyspepsia, often the principal cause of tbe above. Dr. H. has visited Terre Haute once in four weeks for thrcte years past, without a failure, and will continue to do so in the future. During this time, over fifty citizens of Terre Haute have been permanently cured,of some one of these insidious and dangerous complaints, while many others have been relieved and greatly benefitted.

Next visit, Thursday, Sept. 3d, 1868.— Rooms at the Terre Haute House. Can be consulted for that day only at all other times in Indianapolis at bis office, Miller's Block, jne Sqcare north of Bates House. 1 d3t

LOST.—On

Sunday evening, Aug. 30th,

on the west side of 6th street, between Oak street and the residence of Mr. Wm. J. Ball, a French gilt Ear-drop.

The finder will tM rewarded jipon leaving it at this office. l-d2t

GRAIN BOXES FOR SALE.—A dozen large sized piano boxes for sale. Apply atKissner's Palaee of Music, Terre Haute. -d2t.

PIANOS

FOR

RENT.—Several

NOTICE.—In

good seven

octave instruments are now in store. Apply early at Kissner's Palace of Mu31d2t.

accordance with a gener

al understanding existing among the Dry Goods men of the city, we will, on and after to-day, close our store at six o'clock p. M., except Saturdays. Close Saturday at seven o'clock.

Tuicrx, RIPLE & Co.

!§ept. 1st, 1868.'' .wnui-fu l-dlw.

liiil

THE SCHOOL BOOK TRADE will open in feW days, and to meet the demands in this line, Bartlett, at 101 Main street, getting in the largest stock he has ever opened, consisting of Readers, Spellers, Arithmetics, Historys Geographys, Grammare, Algebras, Philosophys, Physiologies, Slates, Copy Books, Pencils, Pen Holders, Pens, and in short, anything and everything that may be wanted, to prepare the young for study, all of which he will be pleased to sell, and guarantees his prices as low as the same goods can be bought anywhere in the aity. Those in want are respectfully invited to give him a call. d3t-wlt

gcod

PICKLE PORK,

dining room girls

at the National House—no others need apply. Good wages will be paid. tf

FIFTY DOZEN gallon Stone Fruit Jars at $1 00 per dozen, at C. 1 RIPLEY'S.

The largest ga^h^ing ever held in this

fican3was

ilace witnessed to-day. The Repubturned out to heai^General Kimball and General^9ju&all, and, although the weather was rainy there were three thousand people present.

dtf V*

cfyfce,

BUY

RUSSETS.—These extra nice

Potatoes can be had wholseale or retail at RIPPETOE & Go's. Nos. and 2 Dowling Hall. :2-dW.!'7*

I' 5 ANOTHER SPLENDID LOT t»f Embroideries at 2-d2t

I. RIPLEY'S.

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

Do NOT pay high prices for common Hoop Skirts, when you can buy the best quality at factory prices, at Weisz's Skirt factory, opposite Postoffice. dwtf

your Corsets at Weisz's,' opposite

Postoffice. dwtf

TEN DOLLARS and Fifteen Dollars for a full Upper set of TEETH, at the Bun tin House for only Two WSEKS. See circular hanging at the Post Office. d3t

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly recommended by physicians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its delicious flavor. aug!5 dw3m.

AN ASSORTMENT of French Gilt and Alabaster Ornamental Clocks at John R. I Freeman's, No. 5 Warren Block. dtf

FRESH VEGETABLES Ray & Bailey's.

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

OUR twenty-five cent counter is very interesting to buyers of Dress Goods. 26-d2w TUELL, RIPLEY

FANCY

BOOKS.—Ash & McDonald at

& Co.

"DYEING, SCOURING AND RE

PAIRING.—H. F. Reiners still continues to clean and color all kinds of ladies' and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable shade also has a practical tailor engaged to repair gent's clothes in the neatest style. dtf

OYSTERS.—The first Oysters of the sea s^n have been received at S. Stone's Confectionery, where they can be had by tiie i^nj and the trade supplied at the lowest rates. 28dlw

celebrated

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

A4-1*

«ts75 cents, At Wafers fikirt fcctoiy. dwtf

•UP'rs.-.r.

y.S?5S»i¥

The Black Crook. 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 cent off. dtf.

NOTICE OT CHANGE.—E. R. Bobbins having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared to furnish his customers with Garden and Field seeds. Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, Flour, Feed

Ac.

Give him a call

dtf E. R. ROBBIBB.

GRAHAM CRACKERS, real gem flavor, at C. Bom's.

nmstot*

'.l trb I'st

LXMOHS by the box, and old Potatoes hI $1,00 per bushel/at Bay A Bailey's.

BROKE mrrnra your summer Hata call and examine our new and desirable styles"in~ both- straw and fur, at No. 85 Main street' dtw.

Tom

FIRST

OF TH SfcAswr I—Grow

& Miller have received their first' instalmentof Fall Cassimeres and Coatings. Go and seathenu: .&. "They will do you go&3."

HOTTSEKEPERS, who are About to splee and pickle fruits and. vegetables, will find Black and White Mustard, Celery Seed, whole spices, and pure ground Spices, at Foote's Seed and Tea Store. '24dtf

MRS.

ADAMS, having removed from

Fourth to Ohio street, first door east of Kissner's Music Store, is now better prepared to wait on all who may favor her with their patronage, than ever before and being thankful for past favors, solicits a continuance of the same. 24-d2w

GROVER & BAKER Sewing MAchine, Office, No. 196 Metropolitan Block, east Main street, Terre Haute, Indiana, All kinds of Threads, Needles and parts of Machines for Bale also, new and improved Grover & Baker Sewing Machines always on hand nd for sale by: dtf A. GANTWELL.

CASH BUYERS cfn save from

dollars

YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE commences its next session Monday, 3Ut inst., rooms over the New National State Bank, corner of Fifth and Main streets. Prof Spencer will be assisted by Prof. Bosworth in the natural sciences and by other com' potent teachers in the various depart menis. 27d3w.

LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.—Austin Shryer

& Co.

agiinst the world for cheap

est Hardware. Give them a trial, dtf

ALEXANDER Kid Gloves, $1,60. Alexander Duchess Kid Gloves (Lace Back) $1,75.

The best goods in the market at the price. New arrivals at C, Wittig A Co's, 73 Main street. dtf

ADVICE THAT SHOULD BE' HEEDED.— We desire to call the attention of the afflicted to the merits of Roback's Blood Pills a purely vegetable cathartic, free from mercury and all mineral poisons, and undoubtedly the best remedy extant for the radical cure of nervous and sich headache, bilious disorders and all affections of the Liver and' Blood. They are, their name indicates, a

0&UN>BALL

two

Blood Pill

they

search the blood for disease and strike at the very root, thereby effecting not tern* porary but permanent cures. As a purgative, they are all that can be desired, being mild and safe in their operation and unquestionably one of our most satisfactory Cathartic Pills, and should be kept in every household, and, when taken in conjunction with Roback's Blood Purifier, are unequaled for curing Scrofula, Skin Disease, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Tumors, Eruptions, and all diseases arising from a disordered state of the system. Try these medicines and you will never regret it. Ask those who have used them, and they will tell you tbey are the best of medicines. augll-dwlm

LOCAL NOTICES.

every day, at lOdtf

Stubborn Complaint.

It is a coinmtn complaint with sufferers from Chills and Fever, that the remedies they nse do not aflord thfm permanent relief. Bnt it li gross error for any such to think that they araln curable. There is a medicine -which will bleak np this distressing disease and drive it ont df their system forever. Mishler a Herb Bitteriis a spe cific for this disorder and while it is harmlan and effectual (whioh is not the case with quinine) it also acts gently npon the nervous organization of the system, at is vary pleasaat to the taste It is a nervine and specific for all nervous ailments and contains nothing nauseating, and i!i effects npon intermittent and remittent fever* is speedily seen in the complete and absolute reeto ration to vigiroas health of (he patient. Miah ler'i Herb Bitters is a splendid tonic and alt*rna live, and is in great demand in all malarious rt eions and crowded diatricta. Sold by all druggists and dealers. Dr. 8. B. Hartman ft Go., Proprietors, Lancaster, Pa. ldwls

Pure Crystal Ice.—The undersigned is now prepared to furnish the public with clear healthy River and Spring Pond Ice for the reason, at low rates. Two wagons will run daily, and supply all Bnsiness Houses and Private Families. Orders left at the Post Office, with Ash A McDonald, or at the Washington Saloon, will meet with prompt attention. Those wishing a pure, healthy article of tee, well to order from a30d€m JACOB STEINMEHL.

•otb Patches, freckles aitf fcaa. The only Sellable Remedy for those brown discolorations on the face is ''PXBBT'S If OTH AITS FaacKt* LOTIOK.'- Prepared only by Da. B. O PzanT, 49 Band St., Hew York. Soldaverywhere. mhST-Smeod

A E N E cosenmuxxD nroieo For As iiitrj ftalf OMUC ACID —ta A PMsnt Pocktt Ptnaahon or Eswy &C

BSMranraWMS.

*T r" nipTrtnri- Hpirinrs in1TTnis1«ls jySOdwSa

Dd'pUag'* Hall,

Tfciniay !?&, teptM, W. Tor the beaeflt, MAnader tk* 4ir*ctioa,«

ten

by going to Shannon, at 63 Main

street, to buy a Stove or Wheat Drill. He is bound to sell. Opposite Old Court House. dlmwlm

SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS. Hazard's Powder. Eley's Wads and Caps*»«•* New York Shot, at dtf AUSTIN, SHRYER & Co's.

AUSTIN & GRIGSBY, successors to W. Rippetoe, will continue to keep a fut and first-class stock of Groceries and country produce, at the same well-known and popular stand.

8-dtf

Go TO Ray & Bailey's -for fine peaches They will keep a full stock every day through the season. Prairie chickens in & few days. dtf

HOMOEOPATHY.—Dr. M. H. Waters, graduate of the New York Homoeopathic Medical College, after devoting ten years to the study and practice of his profsssion has permanently located in Terre Haute, where hei will be pleased^to atterid to the wants of those who may need his services. Office at* No. 81 Main street, between Third and Fourth, over Grover & Miller's, Residence corner of Third and Poplar.

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TOVP8 BILV1B BAVDu The proceeds to be aae4 to proaat* oaUbra far th» »aafe Tltm

NEW ADVKirrttKI

21-dlyr.

UFB msUB

ANCE COMFAWT,

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MtMeaA, fM»Hrsat, The A—rieaa rn^narsl biiilaeM la 1MB, aai is tiierefore one of the oldest, as well as one of tbe vary best a*4 saMU the Uaited Mates.

Its Bates aad Termi of Iasnraacc mre as low and accommodating as those of any other oompa us ia the world.

ALBERT LAKQE, 1

Sep. l-dlw. JAKK8 HOOK. Agents.

FOB SAl.Ee

Terr* Haate, ttMnudsrstga'd will seU at pi^lie sale, the following dsscribed real estate ia Vigo ooaaty, Indiana, to-wit:

Tin South hair or Lot No. 8, in SriMoa's sab dlvtsioa oroat Lot No. 80, ofthe otiglaal survey or ths town of Terre Baats.

TEBHS or SAta: Ons third down balance ia 12 and 18 months with iateresi, patchassr giving notes waiving valuation aad app.-a*ss»eat laws, sseared by mortgsge. HARVEY D. SCOTT.

Oea'r. of the Y. O. P. Or.

Sept. 2, i868 w4w-d8d before sale.

XT OTICB is hereby given that on J.1 the 9ith day ot SeptMber, 18SS, at two o'clock P. M.,at thsOoart Hoase door, ia Terr* Haute, the nnilersigned will sell at pablle sale, ths following described real estate, ia Vigo ooaaty, Indiana, to-wit: 261 (set aad an inch, front oa First street, by 141 feet andS laches de*p, in ths South east earner of oat lot No. 70, bftha origiaal survey of ths '.own of Terrs Haute snbject to ths life estate of Elitsa Gsiuther,

Thaabov* property will be offered ia parcels. For particulars aad plat, enqair* at the office of Seott A Duy, No. 50 Ohio Street. tiaxsof sut: One-third do wa balance in 12 audit months with Interest purchaser giving notes waiving valuation aad appraissaMat laws, seourcd by mortgage on the premises.

Sep, l-w3tf-d3t before sals.

XT OTICB is hereby given that on Xl ths SSthday of September, 1S68, at 2 o'clock P. V., at the Court House door, ia Tetr* Hants, the'undersigned will sell at public sals, ths fbllowingdescribed real estate in Vigo county, Indi"^e"0north half of Lot No. 72, in Rose's »ub-di-vision of47 32-M0aorss off ths east side ef the west hair of section 22, town 12 north range 9 west.

TEBKS or LIU. On* half dowa balance in six months'with lSpsr «*nt. interect, purchaser giving notca waiving valuation aad appraisemeat law, secured by mortgagswa the'praattses.

OEO. C. DUT, Com'r. V. O. P. Ct.

Sep. 2,1868, w4w-d3t before sale.

pOE SALE CHBAP.

town Lots No. 11, 12, 13, 14 and 16, in Block No. IS, Tuell Usher's subdivision, and will sell the whole on good terms to some one .who will bnildsoon. J. F. GULICK.

Sspldlw.

OUSEHOLD FUKNITUBB AT PBIVArB SALS. Sofa Chairs, Rocker, Sociable, Divan, Bedsteads, Matrassss, IFhat-aot, luating Stoves, goad as new, and will be sold immediately.

Call soon at residence of D. IAB1MOK, sepldSt. South 3d Street.

QROCEBYSTAND FOB

&JL1JE1 OB BENT. The stook and fixtures of a good paying grocery ft

staad. Attacbsd to th* store area nnmbsr of rooms, moit comfortably arranged for a family or ^a boarding hoase. For particulars apply ajwly at Kissnsr's Music Store. SOdlm.

O& SALE—HOUSB.—I wish tossll myHouss aad Fataltnre—No. SS South Fifth street. Will give possession any time in October.* MRS. I!. J. METGALF. a22dtf

F°ARneat

SALE.—COTTAOK flonsa and cheap little home In on* ef the

healthiest looat ions of the city a8dtf PLBT.

FsituatedALE.—Ioccupied

3B S wish to Bell my House and Lot, new by Dr. Thompson, oa the oorner of Sixth aad Mulber ry streets. For particulars, eagaire at Ho. 24 Soath Fifth street, o! •. ICRS. MANN,

JnaeS0d3m AtMrs. BaeUasham

T?OB J? —Sil

SALE —HOUSE and LOT —Situated coraw of 12th aad Eagle streets coatains five rooms, Ml, cistern, cellar, and sup plied with all klads ol shrubbery. Enquire oa tbepremL.es- Jelldla

TfOR SALE—SBWINO MACHINB J? Having purchased a Sianr Sewtag Machine. I wish to dispose of a Wheelar a WUaaa Machine that I havs been using. It is la Mod order, and ons of the best. Will be said for #36, cash. SABAH B. K1ZER, 9dtf Corner 3d A Walnat streeu

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WANTED.

\%TANTED—NURSE GIRL vv Wanted immediately—not nader 18 years of age Apply to Mrs, Fred A, Boss, Oak street, between 6th and 7ih streets. sepldSt.

WANTED —TO BENT. —A small dwelling house, four, to six rooms. South of Main Street preferred. Apply to 2fdtf, SAXTON a WALMSLEY.

FOR RENT.

OOR RENT—Two good business J? Booms, #ith Orilars and a salt of rooms to eacb, in the second story, in the Odd Fellows Building, oa Third street, near the Pablle

Merchant T»iIor, MATH STREET,

Over Saxton Walmsley's Dry Goods store,

Would respsctsully call tha attention of the citizens of Terre Hauta, aad the public ia general, that he haa Mated rooms above Sexton A Walauley's Dry Goods store, for the purpose of carrying on lirehMi Tallerlag. He keeps always on haad a FASHIONABLE SELECTION OF OAS8IMBBBS, VBSTINGS, oLOTHS, Ac and is r*ady ta make it up in fhe Latest Style ani on Bhart Hotiee, and on vary Beaaoaable Tsrms. Havingjno high renta to pay, he promises to maks np to older, whether the geods be uraished by him or not.— Everything in his line cheaper than anywhere

Cutting dene and warranted ts fit. A liberal patronage solicited. ang29dtf.

JNDIANA STATE

N I E S I

THE NEXT TERM SM18I RV. 17TH, 1868. Tultioa is Free Far AU, Including instruction ia modern laagoagte, and also in tbe theory and practice of tsaehlag. This University now justly ranksaaoag tha very best institutions of learning-in tbe United States.

For farther' information and Catalsgaes, address tha President, Bsv. C. Natt, V. D. Bloom ingto a, Indiana. Th* Law term begtaa Hovwa ber 9th, 1868.

W HANNAMAN President oTTrastess, Indianapolis, Aug. 29th, 1668. 29d3twlt.

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TORINO AND BBPAIB1NO of PIANOS aad ether fasti amsats wfll ba promptly atliadtd to. OLD PIANOS will be takela laadste NEW 1. O. LUTBEMANN.

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Books,** Hagazlnes Stationery, &c.,

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