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

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BOCKVILLE EXTJCHBIOH

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Republican County Ticket.

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ART* ,M J5M9LBX HAMILTON. life 6»»5I fWt OltBK. •i GALLIA H- TURNER.

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FOB COMWISSIONrP.,

BJSftNl Q. TBUJEBLOUD.

fVoi' frnvrrtB, I,KX AliIKE COOPER. TOR COROITF.B,

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JOB ABSIFBOR—JIABBISOH YOWHSRIP, T. B. WBIK.

Republican Meetings,

HON. THOMAS H. NELSON, HON. JiMS^EY HAMILTON, COL. TVM. E. McLEAN,

And others, will speak,.to the citizens on the political issn- "I tl'1' d«y follows {JhApin'a JKiLi, Otter Creek township-a basket picnic— Friday, September 4tli.

I'mirifion, Patnrday ctening, September 5th. TTnion Church, Novins township, Wednesday. Hoptembo 9t)i—a baBket picnic.

Union Cimrch, I'iBreon towwliij), i'rulay, .§«JJtember 11th—a basltet iicnir. Majr vr^vt". Cui U-i will ftiMi'. bri Ihocitiy.ens of Lost CrSek towMhip, Frulay, Septrm|)er 4th-a ha«V»tpicnir. ~7/tA*:. ^fg^|

Major W. W. Carter,

F, ..pui lican candidal!) for Co agrees, will address the people «t iUo f- 'Uowiug limes a1'J pl&cou H«iry 'IWlsoti'e IjOst'^Oroek township, T'igo ocnntv, Friday, Boptember 4th, at 1

P. a.

AlttM' acJiODl House, Oiay Co., Sep. Cth, 2 ?. MTnst'B Chapel, Parke connty, Monday, SeptemI

7th, Basket Picnic at 10 o'clock A. m. l'arko county, Tuesday September Sth, BajVeft"Picnicat 10o'clock A,*.

Boaedale, Parke county, Weduesdny, September Sth, Basket 1'icnio »t 10 o'clock A, m. Monta-'onia, Parko connty, Wednesday, September Otli, at iiight.

PEBSONAL.—Gen.

H.D. Washburn wa»

in the city yesterday. *1

O'CONNEJiL has reeeived "PleaBant Hours," for October, very readable periodical published by Frank.Leslie,

THK Republican County Executive Committee will meet at their rooms this_ evening at the usual hour. -A jE,

THB NEW CISTERN at the corner of 'Main and Third Btreets will hold one thousand barrels of water—the largest in the city.

THB Journal doesn't care about making "anything approaching an even bet on the result in this county In yesterday's ilsue it hesitatingly wants to know if there Is any bondholder in the radical party who will bet that Vigo county will giy sScen hundred majority for Grant 1

THE BASKET PICNIC in Lost Creek township takes place to-day. Extensive preparations are made by our Republican friends in that preeinct for a large gathering. We hear of a number going ouj, from town, and hope all who can spare the time will do so. Major Carter will poiitlvely be present and make the leading address. •i'i

THE PRIZE BANNERS.—At Indianapolis, Wednesday, the one largest was reduoed to tha counties of Delaware and Wayne. To Delaware county was awarded the first prize banner, her delegation being the largest in the procession— ,in uniform. Wayne county was awarded the second prize banner, she having th« largest delegation in proprortion to her Bepublicnn voto.

THE SCOAR CREEK Republicans will have a big meeting at Maxville to-mor-row.- A pole is to be raised, and the two 'companies of Grant Troopers, recently organized in that township will be in at tendance. Mr. Max Joseph has just re reived tt.o uniforms, a lmndsomo regula-J tion cavniry suit, furnishing the same— pauts and jacket, at the low priceof $4,10'

The boys will look gay, dressed in this elegant outfit.

AUTOMATIC CT.OTHES WASHER—This new invention for washing clothes, man-

iif:ictured in this city by S it. Hondersen, a few doors south of the Post-office, -i. is meeting with a rapid sale, and giving satisfaction such as no other machine for

this purpose has done hereto'fore. It operates on purely philosophical principles, dispensing entirely with the washboard, and wherever used is pronounced the cheapest and best washing machine in n»o. No labor is requued iise it and a

"washing" can be accomplished in half the time neesssarr with any other maJEW chine. It virtnally abolishes the labor

And drudgery of the family washing, and will in a short time save its cost in the wear of clothes. It is placed in a common boiler and by the natural generation

of steam the hot suds is forced' through the clothes with astonishing rapidity, cleansing the fabric thoroughly without rubbing. Our lady readers should call on Mr. Henderson and see the machine in operation, and examine the testimonials in his possession, many of them from la* dies of this city.

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OUR

BAPTIST friends .are atrongly oposed to "sprinkling" and yet they had pass invfilttfltarify through the ceremoof^eir Sabbath chool excursion to Sullivan yesterday.

standing the threatening appearance of ihe clo^f g^s5^»?K»10thlfy& Spread for dinner in the grove, a dashing, "soaking rain came njjy and the pwty had to hastily obtain shelter in where they repjajned qnUl thapa^ train xijp, on ^Whlfih iftiey'rettriTlfid ai I'cloak.. Notwithstanding the diacomt fort, the excursion wM^eartO^ enjoyed hymosto^thepa^. -*rM-

Dum.^Wednesday n»oraiiigr',«*f:*5 o'clock, LIZZIE J., wife of "W. C/liilfiwi (n the 28th year of her age. Faneray^. DAYS (Friday,)-at-3 p. M., from the corner of Oherry atsd fyi|

The friends and acquaintances of --the family are invited to attend without fqr*,

DiED—Of conjestwe chills, Sept. 3d, 1868, ALBERT D.,tso^of CharlesD. and, F.unetia A. Wattfefhonae aged Stinontos and 12 days. Funeral this day (Friday) at one o'clock from the residence of the parents on Chesnut street, between 6^i and 7th. „V .A~ ittK •FJL«

THECONTRAST.—A'Terre*

into

SHORT PRESSES have brought vogue anklets of gold knd silver.

SIGNS of the approach of .Tack Frost are apparent, and an early leaf-taking all ^JOijnJ ^U'soon begin. fa

fespondeht of the Indianapolis Sentinel thus speaks of our candidate for Cott-

"He is a man* who woufd 'iKve^rfty mained in the brush around Bowling Green to this day, but fot the^sct that some years ago, somehow or other, the news got to that interesting village thfit |a big war was going 6a somewhere, -and forthwith Carter's heart became fired with a desire for military glory—and,, buckling on his trusty sword, off he started for the field of strife, bent on blood and fame.

HP fought!. He may have bled, but he didn't die." What was Major Carter's competitor doing about the time "the news got to that interesting village that a big war was going on': Was he holding midnight: conference with John C. Breckenridge or was he shouting to his constituents "not one man, not one gun, not one dollar will I vote to carry on this war'-'?

When "forthwith/ Carter's h&art 'Became fired with a desire for military, glery," what fired the Jieart of .Dan. .Voorhees Was it hatred of "Lincoln hirelings"? Or was it lofty admiration of "the brave Caucasians of the South,1' who kl thanked God,*4(couldn't be.conquered?"

When Carter "buckled on histrastysword and started off for the field of strife," for what place did Dan Voorhees start? Was it for an appointed rendezvous with the secret agents of Jofr Davis in Canada!? or did he start for some midnight council of the Sons of Liberty

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"He fought," you admit. Yes "A« fought" while Dan. Voorhees was doing all that malice ever could inspire the heart of an enemy of his country to do, to neutralize that fighting. "He may have bled Well, the acts and utterances of Dan Voorhees caused thousands of brave men to .bleed, even unto death, for whom thousands of bearts bleed to-day.

Yes "he fought"- and "bled" that his! country might live, while Voorhees was running up and down the country on a cowardly mission of malevolence and enmity towards his government, shouting' "the Republic is dying, DTIKQ, DYING." "You can't conquer eight millionsvof brave caucassians!" How do Voorhees and his friends like the contrast

BOLD ACT.—On

Saturday Evening

about eight o'clock, Mr. Millard F. Par ker, foreman for Loqkfaart & Co., lightning rod manufacturers, who resides on Union Avenue, Allegheny City, was going from his residence up the avenue to Ohio street. When near the Methbdist Church he was approached by a man, apparently drunk, wnieh only proved a feint by some scoundrel who struck Mr. Parker upon the head a severe blow. As soon as he recovered he called for police. None appeared and the villain made his escape down an alley, not taking time td pick the pockets of Mr. Parker, owing to the near approach of other parties.— The police should be on the alert for the scoundrel.—Pittsburg Commercial.

Mr. Parker is a son of our feflow-citi-1 izen, J. D. Parker, Esq.

CONTRARY to our expectations, thjb

Democratic meeting held this placexm ,u

perhead demonstration. The speaking called forth no applause, and both Voorhees and his Democratic hearers appeared disheartened, lost and disconcerted.

Not until after the .meeting had adjourned was heard a single huzzah for Seymour and Blair, and then only two persons could muster courage enough to raise the shout. These-two voices came frem a wagon in which was a band of martial music, which thereupon immediately struck up that favorite Democratic air commonly called "jaybird," to which the vehicle containing them struck out for home.—Rockville Republican.

STATE ITEMSJ

THEEE wtHbe-a-grand

one boa

THE Honey Croak dred |trong.)Wgoin 'go-iM^ow &as been suggested that oar Fighting Boys might makd a plbWant excuraion down there gn^t paging.

BVPABHA^IDH

Evansville. to-day, GOT. Baker vol there, and will address his townsman

IN Evansville, up to the present time, Five Hundred and Twenty former Federal soldiers have enrolled their names as qtlermined to stand by and support their gallant leader, General U. S. Grant.

THE Indianapolis

HE Republicans of Monroe county will hold a Grand Rally^andJJasket Meeting, at Elletsville, on Tuesday, Sept. 15tb, ^^Ric^rd^W. ThoM»on,

CUy Council of New Albany h»v# l3a4jbfv $ne |bolli| 4 W

THEe

^P&m1w.'fcbr-

levied dred dollars of valuation for general purposes, twenty jc^nts on^the one hundred dollars valuation for sinking fund, and *ve c^^epi^^ 4pP^of Valuation for school purposes. This makes the.total tax levy one dollar and twenty-five cents on the one hundred of valuation, being .tkjconsiderable increase upon last year's assessment.

"SHE'S getting pretty hot" in politics flown this way, if one may judge from retam artHler^l'l^il jvere on their way to the "grand Demo-

empted pratj£ ^omfH',jpitched into her^ -.and as ['when Greek meets Greek then is the tug pt.war," Bo.the

,:tug."

And waiting him in Heaven.

"But he didn't die!', And because "he didn't die" he is hated by the friends and partisans of Voorhees.

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T. A. HENDRICKS will repeat his eulogy on Forrest, at Huntington to-dayl

PREPARATIONS are being made to present the "Drummer Boy" in Richmond.

COL.GARLAND ROSE, the Indianapolis Postmaster, is out for Grant and Colfax.

OUR Democratic State exchanges are largely devoted to labored efforts to prove "Seymour's loyalty.'' —:—1[Ti* I

THE total number of arrests mage by the New Albany police for the month of August was 101.

THE Republican ladies, of New Albany are'getting up a splendid silk flag to be presented to the Fighting BoysfaJBh^e.

SIMEON L. BLANK and Jefl'erson Ij^odg* ers, who escaped from the Bartholontow county jail in February last, were recaptured at Xeaia, Illinoi^ a few days ago.

This hope alone, for wo atone Blest hope to mortals given That flashing from His radiant throne Soothes, with content, each earth-born groan,

And brings us nearer Heaven.^^

Thenia^iio taorvthis For man's illusion given God never meant round .man to throw Dectitfdl •cepei'rf ioi orwoy "Mat: £l W

To lure the'sotil from' Heaven

AiS he wto sang, or be who sings ffO Ml Han thus from^Meroy driven, ij! {J?, Assailsjtho sonrce whence rev'rence springs, And gives place to meaner things,

Against the will of Heaven.

Then, thanks to Him unceasing flow, ,m Who give the "little leaven/' Whence Faith and'tov* and Truth might grow, And man, each day, fresh comfort know,

Hid radiant hope of JItavea I

at .reasonable rates by Ph. Daiber, teacher for the German department in ou^ City Schools, who. proposes tq teach said language of evenings, in the rooms of the Commercial College, corner of 5th and Main. ^3d3t.'

GET your Winter Shawls now and save 25 per cj^nt., at Saxton & Walmsley's. dlt

aality at

Sentinel seems to

tave nothing to do except to insult soldiers and make "fizzles" out of Republi |sn meetings. It hasn't yet found space a single comment on the Vermont tion.

Commercial oi the

says, "H. G. Colgan sent in this mornfrom the Fletcher Farm the followdonation for the collation at the East arket House Ten roasted sheep, one ted beef, one veal, one pig and sev» ty loaves of home-made bread." This example of liberality on the part •Qf a Marion county Republican is wor 'tliy of general imitation

Ignca, Gov. I'aris C. Dunning,

Gen. M. C. Hunter and Hon. George A Buskirk will certainlylbe present. Gov. Qglesby, of Illinois, and Hon. James S. gpftg, qrLo^lle,e vited and are expected to be at the meet•Pg- s.^i. omm* n-

came in just here.—

They "fit and fout, and font and fit," the Grant woman under all the time. But jthe last heard of the combat she was still shouting for Grant, and declaring she .would "die before she'd give up.—New Albany Commercial.

\TRIS WORLD IS NOT A FLEETING SHOW.

[We have bean handed for publication, the following lines suggested by a sermon delivered by 3teT. M. A. .Tewett, at Bcckfille. a fetr Sabbaths Jsinco.] -'This world is all a fleeting show,

For man's illusion given."—MOORE.

This world is not a fleeting shew, For man's illusion given, "Its smiles of joy, its tears of wo, Serenely shine and sweetly flow.

To gild the path to Heaven.

Nor is this world a cheerless waste, From Hope and Mercy riven, But 'tis to man a sweet foretaste Of blissful joys, forever placed,

SCHOOL

i3axton

W1 mwshm

slm|fe¥ed Self-*Se@g Fruit

Jars, only Two DoUa« per dozen, at Brown & Melvin's, No. 62 Main street.

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SHAKER RUSSETS.—These extra nice Potatbes can be had tfholseale or retail at RrprETOE & Co's. tod 2 'fowling Hall. 2-dwtf ss£i

NOTICE

TEACHERS.—Teachers con

nected with" thi CSty Schools are hereby notified that the fi^sf f^ular meeting of teachers will be held next Saturday at the "High School building, as usual, at precise* ly 9 o'clock A: M.

All teachers employed to teach in the City Schools the ensuing year present lit this meeting.

The schools will open the following Mondays', J. M. OLCOTT, Sup't..

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OA&K BCRTU oaa save trom fwp to ten dollar* by going to Shannon, at 63 Main Street, to bay a Stove or Wheat Drill. He is boosd to sell. Opposite Old Home. aimwlm •wr at

BOOKS.—Ash

A FEMT PAiBS of. Blankets and Coverlets catf W &&' at1 ^sV

BEFORE

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Walmsley's. dlt. —Hr ^H^xcilxfsiv'E bf Harrison's Extracts of Rose, Lemon, Vanilla, Peach/ Al^on^f'in^e.^^erp.i^ery, Ac. Aiso, Carmine for coloring Jellies and Ice Cream, is at J. A. Foote's Tea Store. Pure, fresh and strong, they stand above all other makes. dwtf

THE great Clearance Sale of Dry Goods at cost still continued at Saxton A Walmsley's. Some.lines of goods have been' entirely closed out, but there is still a good selection, jsspooially in Woolens. Come and ''see. dlt

TERRE HAUTE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Night tiats of the abbte Institution

commence

Wednesday last, was a very small affkir in point of numbers, and a total failure ?th. Students desinng instruction th? in all else that goes to make up a Cop-' German Branches can be accommodated

on Monday, September

MWHi

Coi*Ma*t Weiaz's,opposite dwtf

sm ik

wbea yon can buy the f«et ry prices, at Weisz's Skirt te Poetoffioe. //dwtf

.Donor

BEST QT3A£in 30 Spring Hjbaip Skirts, 75 cunts, 'a|J^z'a^Ljrt factory, dwtf Jr.

SFEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTKBS is highly recommended by physiof •. its £s *lelious flavor?f

ma tjfA »ii i#u*LL, SIP^EY*«S^Ho. awLJui.^ii(W, ,i

WAHT*D—'T0o

gcod dining room girls

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

FITTTY DOZEN

gallon Stone Fruit Jars

ait 1 00 per dozen, at C. 1 RIPLEY'S. dtf •«.

PICKLE PORK,

dtf C. I. BIPLEY'S.

I COOPERS AND

TFW DOLLARS,.and Fifteen Dollars for I full Upper set of

TEETH, at the Buntin

House for only Two WEEKS. See circular banging. atthe Post Office^ «d3t

r|AjrAfl80^U5»T,3 French Gilt and Alabaster Or^amSn^'blodks at John R. Fjreeman's, No. 5 Warren Block. .-^ dtf -&»•

FRESH VEGETABLES

RIPLEY'S.

every day, at

Ray & Bailey's. lodtf lis- I T-: iFOR the.best^variety of Ffuit Jars, go

Rrown Melvin's.^ tnnnm JOdtf

Oirti twenty-five cent counter is very ing to^buvers of Dress Goods, -i I TUELL,

RIPLEY

FANCY DYEING,

& Co.

SCOUWNG AND RS-

r^jtiONG.—H. F. Reiners still continues to c|ean and color all kinds of ladies'and gentlemen's wear in any fashionable stifide also has a jpractical tailor engaged to repair gent's clothes in the neatest style

To THE TRADE.—Wards celebrated Paper Collars and Cuffs. The Dickens. ZW™?'m

The Black Crook.

5 a

*. The.Prince of Wales. Gents reversible linen finished cloth jlned Gaff. C.

WITTIO

NOTICE

St Co.

1J 73 Mainsteet, Sole wholesale Agents.' Sold at list price, five per cent off. dtf.

CHANGE.—E. R. Robbing

having removed his business stand to 5th street between Main and Ohio, is prepared tb'furnish his customers with. Garden and [Field seeds, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris, .Flour, Feed Ac. dtf

Give him a call *.»« R. R.

ROBBINB.

& McDonald at

the Postoffice, have a full stock of all the different books used in the city schools, and will sell, them as cheap as the cheapest. 2-dlw

WANTED.—A Fine Bootmaker. Apply immediately at J. R. FISHER'S

shop, over

West fall's Hat Store. 2«d3t LEMONS by the box, and old Potatoes at $1,00 per bushel, at Ray & Bailey's.

BURMA your summer Hats

'call and examine our new and desirable styles in both straw and fur, at No. .85 Main street. dtw.

HOUSEKEPERS, who are about to spice and pickle fruits and vegetables, will find Blfcck and White Mustard, Celery deed, whole spices, and pure ground Spices, at Foote's Seed and Tea Store. ~r 24dtf

MRS. ADAMS, having removed from Fourth to Ohio street, first door east of Elasner'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 pa8t favor8, s^|)cits a continuance of the same: 24-42w

M-BAXJBki Sewing fiachine,

Offlbe^ fto. 196' Hairbpolitan Block, east iMaih str«et lTerrp» Hmite, Indiana, All kinds of Threads, Needles and parts of Machines for sale also, new and improved Grover & Baker Sewifig^Machihes always on haul nd for iwle^by. dtf A. CANTWELL.

SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS. Hazard's Powder.Eley's Wads anfrOap*. New York Shot, at ®0 dtf FETRA AUSTIN, SHRYER & Co S.

AUSTIN & GBIQSBY, successors to W. Rippetoe, will continue to keep a full 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 a few days. dtf

ADVICE

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HOMOKtPAXKY —Dc. 1(« H. Wf&H/Ot, j| graduate oflM Msttfck' Meffinl to the study and, has permanently looatadin GGeri#' H^nte, where he will Be pleased to attend'to wants itfdiCBawboinifyMiii hi»NJ«vi##a CMBce at IfoV Main streei^*etW*rji' TSiird and FourUi,. oVW "Groveifc Residence cornet Qf Thirdai^Jfop^ 8-dim. -:.t etas _J l' -C—

You HO

aogl£-dw3m.

I |fonct.^In accordance wKh a gener. a} frandwstandiiag existing among the J^r«fcods men of the city, we will, on atod after to-day, close our store at six ^clock V" O-feEfeept Saturdays. Clese Saturday at sevM o'cldck.1

LADIES'INSTITUTE

oommencefc

its bsxt session Monday, Si» last,

corner of Fifth and MaBr streetiT Froi. Spencer w»llbe as«isted byFrof. Bo^wort^ in the natural sciences atid'ty other oom^ potent teachers in the various d*piart? ments. 27d3w.

Look TO Yotnt" I*TE*EHX —IMI Shryer & Co. against U$ ^otld for cheapest Hardware. Give them a trial, dtf

ALEXAi^R&id'Wlovesf iy8o.^ Alexander Dpdhess Kid Gloves (Lace Back) $1,75

The best |tod$^iC th* market at the price. New arrivals at 73 Main street

choice, at

LET

CARPENTEERS.—We are

a'fter yon with a large stock of Cooper and Carpenter's. |pols jtpt received. Take a look. AJTSTIN,SHRYER & Co. 30-dtf, ,.C3 a

LOCAL NOTICES.

A Htabborn CompUi«t^_ It is common' comptaint with mffetirrBo* Chills andjr«vft, ttot the remediet^^ei ^se do not aflord thrm permanent relief. Bnt it is gross error for any such to think that they ara incurable. There medicide w^^Will bieak up this distrrssing*iiiseaMe and-drive it ontoftbeir system forever. Mishier's Herb BitUrs.is aspe ciflc (j^ thi.«sord»j:l|nd while it if hara^ess rad effectqai (l^»h is.Sdt thejease #ith quipine) it also acts gently upon the nervous organisation of the system, aid is very pleasant to the taate. It i* a nervine and specific for all nervous ail ments and contains nothing nauseating, and its effect* npon intenoittent and. remiltent IsvWll speedily seen,in 4ha complete and absolute reeto ration to vigoroas health of the patient,.. ish ler's Herb Bitters is a splendid tonic apd alterna tire, and is in great demand in all malarious r« gions and crowded district#. Sold by all drug gists and dealers. Dr. S. B. Hartman A Co., Pro prietors, Lancaster, Pa. H?*''

Pare Crystal Ice.-The undersigned is now Spared to' Arnlstf ^thW^llo with dear 'healthy Bivfr and Spring Pond Ice fcr the sea'•on, at low rate*. TWQ wBgon%-will NM^AR -and supply ail Busine«« Bouses and rrlvate Families. Orders left at the Post oa^ witti AA McDonald, or at .the ^WaihincbiAlSal^on, will meet with. prompt atfratiorf/ Those wishing a pare, Wealthy article of tee, well to order from a30dGm JACOB 8TEINMEHL.

Moth Pfttches, Freckles and fan. Thionly Sellable Bemedy for those brewn dis» colorations on the face is "PEBBT'S MOTH ABD FtacKW LbTioN.'- Prepared cialy ivy Da. Ba 0 PtaaT, 49 Bond St., Mew York. Sold everywhere. mh27-6meod

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those who hawir^cl^d thrjpreevidences of age—the tell-tale

mature*

whitening of the locks. the unnatural thinning of the covering, which nature designed should. be preserved to the peri' od of dissolution, lose no time, in securing a bottle of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair R®storative," the great antidote to baldnefSy gray hair and wigswBujfaio Express. dwlw

fTinniit'i CeftUcste.

A Patent Pocket Plncushon .or Emery Bag

For Sale by all respectable Grocers andDroggUU. jySOdwSm

WANTED.

WANTED IT To bay a Dwelling House, containing 6 or 7 rooms, within 5 or 6 squares of the Post Office. Address Bex 349, Post ffloe. 2d3t.

of age between 6th and 7ih streets. sepld3t.

WANTED —.TO RENfc.II small dweiliog honse, four to Six

T?OB

THAT SHOULD BE HEEDED.—

We desire to call the attention of the afflicted to the merits of Roback's Blood Mils 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, as their name indicates, a Biood Pill they search the blood for disease and strike at the very root, thereby effecting not tem.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 PiUs, and should be kept in every household, and, when taken in conjunction with Roback's Blood Purifier, are unequaled for caring Scrofula, "Skin Disease, Old Sores, Salt Rhenm, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, Tumors, Eruptions, and all flitwnuB 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 of medicines. *5 ma ... to sstci NTs St augll-dwlm i'iti AS A wnnini

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small dwelling honse, four to Six* rootos. South of Main Street preferred. Apply to 26dtf, SAXTON A WALM8LEY.

FOR RENT.

T?OE RENT—Two good business Jj Rooms, irlth Cellars and a suit of rooms to each, in tfie second story, in the Odd Fellowa Buildiug, on Third street, near the Public Square. Terms reasonable. Enquire of

29dtf

J. H. TUBNBB.

r^. A. HUBNET. MORRIS.

FOR SALE.

JlOB SALE CHEAP.

I own Lots No. 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15, in Block No. 18, Tuell A Usher's subdivision, and will sail the whole on good terms to some on. who will build soon. J. F. GULICK.

Sepldlnr.

HOUSEHOLD

FURNITUBB

AT PRIVATE SALE.

Sofa Chairs, Rocker, Sociable, Divan, Bedsteads, Matrasses, What-not, Heating Stoves^ good as new, and will be sold immediately.

Call soon at residence oi D. HABTEKICK, sepld3t. Sonth 3d Street.

Q.ROCERY STAND FOB,

SALE

OR RENT.

The stoak and fixtures of a good paying grocery •tauJ. Attached to Ibe store area naiuber of rooms, mot comfortably arrauged for a family or a boarding home. For particulars apply early at Kissner's Music Store. 30dlm.

SALE-—HOUSE.—I wish sell my House and Furniture—No. 28

J. to

South Fifth street. Will give possession any time in October. MBS. X. J. MXTOALF. a22dtf .-*• vk •.

SALE—COTTAOK

Fsituated

HOUSE

T?oR Jr An a8dtf LIPLRY.

neat and cheap little home in one of the

healthiest locations of the cit). Apply to C. I RIP

3R SALE.—I wish to sell my House and Lot, new occupied by Dr. Thompson, on the corner of Sixth aad Mulber ry streets. For particulars, enqnire at No. 24 South Fifth street, of MBS. MANN.

JnneS0d2m At Mrs. Buckingham.

1J10B

SALE.

JP —Sit

HOUSE and LOT

—Situated corner of 12th and Eagle streets coatains fire rooms, well, cistern, cellar, and sup plied with all kinds ot shrubbery. Enquire oa the premises- Jelldlm

FOBwish

SALE—SEWING MACSINB Hay ing. purchased Singer. Sawing Machine. 1 to dispose of a Wheeler A Wilson Machine that I have been nslng. It Is In good order, and one of tbe best. Will be eold for g&5, cash, SABAH B. KIZER, fldtf Corner 3d A Walnut streets.

pHEGABY

INSTITUTE,

\J ssetisB am raiNca, |4 O O N A I Boarding aad DatyPupili, 153T AKD in» msn OTHER,

PHILADELPHIA, PENNA.

Will re-spen on Monday, Sept. 82d. FB*NCH is the lan spoken

the language of the Family and is constantly ten in the

Institute. MADAME D'HEBVILLT, Principal.

JelTdSmeod

WM. WOOLLEN, HA61RBATG

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A E N E CORCENT&ATXD IVDIfiO Fortbt Lwadry.—Fi wftca

AipaM,ttasft™^.^, Plaid FopUas, PlaM^Ml aai t'fl de Teai^ fcr Oliq^^M ei »nv

fci«a«s9»

oi otf ^cnSr.iamM ok ia|l.Ti

.axomaim.

nr&a qptufBi l* aoiUiift Of

am* e»«" ttt tncHta arvm «dl tHbmn&94 Table *?Im

Oheck.

By the Tardl Fine Damed^iiBMS^ ilserot14

tcnai««feIlNa #om in 1

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sal (data «xf o« si m&uii m-rnwta

-^Ja« lo

All

Linen, i9.Q0 and np.-

gsiitaao tol &eBji •hi iiifUMiisi riftfAa* Potltyi—llil| talt Ifa^las.

Twu *&>.

Kowx te y.i-.i 3SK' a# a •f-.-adT vei- t-U «. &&t

hM, io 4aD t'laMtSfc? 4 #i tmr. dshfrr j.Ul sxis—T

Counterpanes,

A'.CO.,1

ui* Cor. 4thand Main St*»

4 MEB1CAN LIFE INSUB XL ANOB COMPANY, —. «v

OF nnAmnu.

Asseil, Iamurj l.jio, il,Ml^S4.M.

pifideadt, Hfty per cant. Aaanslly, The American commeaced business ia 1850, aad ia therefore ona of the oldest, aa well aa oa* of the very best and salkat in the UaiUd States.

Its Bates and Terms of Iasuraace are as low and accommodating as.those of any other oompa ay in the world.

A&BBBTLAHOI.l

Annta

Sep. 1-dlw. JAITO HOOK.

Ag*nU

The gre sl Kagilalt hiMr,

SIB AMIS CLiKKl'S flKilitriUS. Prepared from a Prascriptioa ot Mr. J. Olarfca,

P., Fhyilolan Extraordiaary to tkaQi This invaluable medicine Is aataiiing ia the cure ofall ihoie palafBI aad daageroas ifcsasss to which the female coastitatloa la aahfact. It mouarates all exoesass aad ramevsa all obstructions, from wkaftver oaase. •TO It Is (nMthHy saitad. It wiUj la a ahort time bring on the although a' any thing hartfal of Nsrvoas aad Spinal AflMtloas. Fains ia the Back and Limbs, Fatlgae oa alight exertion, PalFttettoaaf ths Qeart. HNtartss aad Whites, it will dbets cara whsa aU othar mssas law railed. Fall directions la tha pam| each package.

ieabriy saitad, it wui, in a JMR time the moathly period with ragalarlty,aad a nowami remedy, data not coatala hartfal to tha oonstitatlaa. IaaUaaaaa

pamphlat aroaad

SPECIAL KOTIOB.

Bawaaa or Oorataataits. Obaarva tha name of JOB. M08E8 oa the package parchaas aoaa withoat it—ALL others are baas aad worthless MttAtiOBIe --«•*. B.-OM Dollar, with aftaea oaate to poataga, encloaed to tha Sola Proprietor, JOB XOH8ff Oortlandt strast, Haw Ton, will laanra a bottle ol the snia». ooatalaiag fifty Pills, by r. turn mail, ascarely sealed from all obaarvatloa,

MFe-HBALTH-SraraOTHIt r^K—HBALTH—armUfOTHH

The fteat freach Beneiy DeUunarre'i Speoiflo Fills Prepared by OtatantaaaA Dmn, It. 14 Baa

Lombard, Parte, aad highly recommsadsd by the aatlra Medical Vaoaltyaf Fraaca. Area moat energetic aad smolsst Bsmady la caaaa of SpermaUrrhcsa or Besaiaal Weakaeaaj Hightly, Dally or VaaaaTOU Emissions Sexaal Wsakasaa or Ismtuoi Wsakasas arislag from Secret Habits aad Saxeal Bx* of the Oeaital Orgaaa Weak "Brick-dast" dep chargss." Ac., tome arming In

A Pamphlet. Directioaa aaa man. Si

Spaaieh aad BagUeh. •ooosspaaieseaca boa aad will be aaat by mail, free of coat, to aay oaa

whu will write lor it. ia»-a«.«»sw luafertLN ASK FOB DBLAMABBB'S ffMFIO FILLS,

AND TAKB MO OTUBS.

Sold by ail tha principal Draggists, will be ssnt by mail, sscarely ssaled from observation, on rsoaipt of the spsrllsd priae by any advertMag AgaattLor by the sol a Proprietors, OSOAB a. MOSBSA CO., Oortlandt Strast, New TorK. Ageats for Terte Haute aad vlclalty,

Orders by mall -m~ lsta If OA. IS0*

InrompUy atuadad to. RV EOD—WEOW-lyear

PABBIAGB MANUFACTORY

JFIABPKK,

WtoDl

Corner 3d «d Walant strasto, tea Hants, lad., Keep constantly on hand, aad msaihotiw to order, aU tha 1 steal stylse of CABR1AOK8 ft BUOOEBS Weusanone bat tha Inset material la tha coatraction of oar work, aad wttraat it sapsrior so aay OHH»4In thfs market. Espadal attaatlon

BarAiawoy

tiven to EJslOdtf

SWAP, Saocassor to

And Cteneral Collecting Agent,

Aay business entruatsd to him, promptly attendsdto. Oflce on Ohio street, befwesn 4th aad 5th all acta.

aSdlm

^r. ifl I 1

Hswis

Wacan and Owtlaaa Faintlag ssi hw anglag, dose la the beat of sty

TO strlT

draft

4ft ?~JC

t-v "t!

,0om 1m -7

-.1

!i.ivif'emta olsm&im iky-tied .•.•(/•.mot r-imbhaAm a

»i Mai beiasAvff

(MVtvCloM.

:}#i

Extra Heavy-

Onto Acid. 9M

ear

Allendale Counterpanes HMP T0 ciaa u»»av. a C0* pi* sne4T German Quilt ,-ria5«cH lo aCi

-TI'OT BEIICTJ E,F} SI?

rirji) simnbt aJ n&sihh am 4aio1 SmW m"& mtotabts cew let*. tsvae waifs s-r aai •4a lUw srf? -fifvintis* t'oa-mv fi si vr-rf

.«*«?! 1

Stock of FJ—, Mtsssa. aaAOhllfisr, vkiek I wiil oAr tor sals

7m tavest Eash rriml

attWMatof «ka awtol, so tteaf «aa be

SfM to Wilherrmil Vtaact!

8* lea.'

I also •aaateotan aU kiMs or

SN*§ WORK

S:£"SB?^SS'.2SJ"Si

ivuu n,

3 Q0ODOLLARS

Ul "A

tie or no capital, will fiad this asBleadld OMartniiity. The goods are fresh aaa is good style for retailing, with regular sissa. Tkw.sis. tfceodd 4essaa aafctat* of a wlwleaato aatabllah.

Iks proprietors, wishiag to clear their stock, take this method, aad in order to accomplish the sal* make the above liberal offer. Good* Sold at (Mi'

For tamac.,sUrai Lock Box 146 IadisaaJ lis. Aug. 88-dlw.

gOOTSAND 8HOJS8.

laaalliag

Bools 6 Shoes Very Cheap To alaaa oat his large stock at B*»t Nwm and Cfdtin, To make room Itor Spring atock. Toa vol save money by sailing on him at

WC. Keohvoioa Blodk, Partloalar Atuntion la gtvaa so CUSTOM WORK This Department *J a_th._haads of SKILLFUl edtfctle

WOBKMBH.

HATS AND CAPS.

BW YORK BAT STOBI

Joseph C. Yateat JUST IN RSGX1PT OF Men a' Hats ot all kinds,

Boya* Hsta of all kinds, Misses' Hats of all kinds, Infants' Hate of all bihds, Aad at aU pricaa. j^Hats mads to otdiwroa short notioe. Ooats

THE SPRING STYLES, 145 Main Street. Terra Haute, lad. e=5=5==*==^^==^=^===B

ATTORNEYS.

mo. p. BAiao. oiAaias oattrr. GAIRD & CBUFT,|

Attorneys (at Omoa.—No. 82 Main Strset, up stairs. AblSdtf

Wm. E. MoLLlN,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, Terre Haute, Ind. Omcs.—No.M Mala Straat. decSdly

DENTISTRY.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW Svaaaon aan

MBOKAMICAL

E N I S

Successor to Dr. D. M. WELD, No. 167 Maia St. National Mock, Terre Haute, Ind. [aSddtf

I A 8 N

JB N I S suooassoa ro aa. s. a. SSUTB, OlVIOB-Oa Ohio, betwera 8d and 4th Street. aplSdtf TEBBB-HA^TB^IND.

JJR. C. O. LINCOLN, RTWR

The OldMi BftebliAed Dentlit It Tewre Haatej SUth Streak south of Hatioaal Hoase.

Hariag had aawarda of alghtssa years' axperienceia DeatMry, he IsooaBdsht that he can glvasatMhstloaiaall caaas. QySOdly

HOTELS.

gUNTIN HOUSE. C. BTUITCAjtD, Soathaast Ooraer Pablio Square, Terre Uai&tef Iudiana.

BOARD, ffl.OO PER DA| rnaa onnavs to Ann raoa ALL raiiUiA JAOOB am. sae. e. BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE,

Ooa.

SutbAit MAIBSiaaar,

TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

JACOB

A Ml. ..rwrimm.

This Haaae haa bsaa thoroughly refnrnisheJ. my SSdwly

rjLABK

HOUSE

V/ coaaai Terre Haute,

coaaaa or riasr An oaio sraana. Indiana.

i.0Bimn

Sae? "Milky Die-

depoeita in tha Ci ,andall romOvsc oontaia I Advice,

the ghastly trata of symp-

containing tail particulars, with Advto^J^lasod la Iteach, ftw

I. L. MAHAN A OO

GEO. W. BE1F

€9^

ats?:

W0RTH

°p

Boofs & Shooe,

IBtKiif nis

rrapprMar

OMce of Marshall, Menteaaska aad Faleatiae Hack Linea. Free Bass to'aad from all Tralas. aovSSdtf

rpEBBE HAUTE HOUSB, ooaaan SAU Ana aavaara srnaaia, Terre Hante, Indiana.

Thia Hotel aaa raceatly been i«ltted, aad patla S»al slam order, oSSrlag accomaMdatioae aaaar "In the State.

T. C. MCMTIM, Prap'r.

PHYSICIANS.

A. ABNAUD.

Ovrioa—Corner of Maia aad Fifth Streets, over the National State Bank. Basiaaxoa—Ohaataat St-, bstwass Sth aad 7th. mlSly] TBBBB HA DTE. IND. 1IT BILL POSTER.

Programme* ami Circular* dutrihtltd in GOOD STYLE! ST 111 ordsrs left at ^Dowllag Mall, or at th rlatlag OMcaa, will be promptly Mended tow aaaeaad disoateh. aMti

UNDERTAKERS.

^JNDBRTAKER. M. W. O'CONNELL

25Sf %£&&*&&&$ aad having bad eevan yeara experience tn the business, is now prepared to Airaisa Mstalis Bartal Oasaa^ Osarem, and Wooden CoSaS, of all styles aad sisis, trom ths best and largest stock of tarisl material is tbe State, at 104 Mala Strsst,

Tars Maate, Indiana, dwtf

MAMUJO,

ga. 79 Cherry inecl, hstsssa Mat Mi MSn

la.

Oood mateHai nsad. Afl work warroataA to

is: 7 07 i.3G

*1 'As

CfHMCbUi fU£MTU-

.-V

HAVE

seed* esse

JUST OPENED

MONTHS TIME!

M..

BBAU:

fine.:,

SOME

few «af J.: SUM

IEAUTJJSU.L S TLBS

•OF SEASONABLE•

E S S O O S

4."*AL80

SsSr tijd

A LABOE STOCK OF ti .-asfltas

IABT COLOtSB P*M»

lft l-» CENTS,f

AMD

1 1

Child fit (treat Yarlefy or 8«fles.

C4H8LIIIS ABAMUTT, 1

Corner 3d and Main Sts., "TT" ""r~ Mi 8&-reis1 Terre-Hautc, Indiana^ -*«a* *mim& «MMat«

gstofc »-s'oj?.r ..4stc03l ilrtl MS® •», jeaiagla t.emtrr^ el SEe:,© ims 0- inmrn mi* ie.Mw .ytfmtM «Se «tir«aa(| 4«®stttenft tH-jnir-rJot-i«f:

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S&TStZJF' oi bimy at turn .*-2i*. *mt*m immi ftn tnfs -e! fe«( tir,elta Simiiij

Se*l

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f»oj jo tfB'jtgmQii ftei

I^.i-rds ,KtfaAi.'A mwftm adi jo k* VAisn? ,f* 5^ •f'liTIU 'di J-s, A .W-a |y a eg «s bs» mh w.jf i..«i»7 »vta

'1 »«Hl* !T* tnd jTa* is* wu & nus txn .touiil tssi na

Sftl «i asaeiJafeM iswt. ii «s ,m irx*.e t#t o^ne ymii

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INSURANCE COLIIARN.

INSURANCE AGENCY

«wmwm i«w 1-m ,oc •sh

a* e-stft fr.ii taenia «n«nl

rnifrtrt. ... The fellowlag 01d and Beliable Oempaniee

Bepnaeated. I

•erehants Vlre Ins. Co.t •ABTFOBD, 00NN.

MorlhAiierlean Fire In^ Co.' 1 HABTFOBD, OOHH. »S asfie .j^- -'(Wr lak HsrnBxehange Fire Ins. Cs.,

167 BBOADWAT, NBW TOBK^^J'f^

Uajabermang fire Ins. Co., •f*"•••• OF OHICtAOO.

Bneheye fire Insurance Co. .. OLIVBLAND,

Ml0.mA

GV8? ...r .Iff

wv&im

Applications taken and Policies issned in My of the above named Companies in lowest corrant rates. Also, REAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended to^ ^pply

Jji

M.A.OHAlfB,«

OntnThn and Life Ihsoranee Agent.

HainlSt., between 5th ft 6th

Terre Hante, Ind. Offioe 159 Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson A Rust

(Sm

nss.asHitd

lam

Torrs Han toy 20. Ma

A A A

UlfbEBTAREB. lapssyasad toaaaanta* lords*! la his Has wlA

usstt*-

3 N

for (tuts#

Also Agent

People's and Telegraph8iUfi

S A

U. S- Ex. Co's Fagt rreighC fines

From New Fork, Boston and intermediate points.

Olalaufbr ssMMd at this

mdt (i.

maftll

M. A. CRANE. I

fsk. awmiB Stun.*

IUL mnu NUU FILLS.

WARRANTED FRENCH. KIM, so celebrated mnay years ago in Parts, for tha relief of female trrsgnlarso notorious tor their crlmlia ths practioe of abortion, are for sale for the first time la America. They have beea kept In comparative obscurity, from the fact that the originator Dr. Velpean, la a physician in Paris, of great wealth and strict 00—clantluBS principles, and has withheld thsm from general uae, lost they ebould be easploved for anlawful purposes In overcoming female obstractions, they seem to be truly omnipotent, borstlagopsB tbe flood gatee from sAataaaaaaase may have stopped then batthsyatetaCmad tq tkenbllo only for laxltlmato aaa, aad all ag.uu areforbiddea toaeU thsm whsn It Is anderrteoV that the object ia aalawfal.

Ladlaa oaa paeuNd a box, aaalad from tha eg

Agent for the Halted States aad eaaadaa, at Albany. N. T., or to aay aath«siw4 Agent Soh\ ay ali Dragglata in Twp Oaata, oTdwly

emvtf) arfj xt* fasaA,*: