Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 October 1868 — Page 3

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remedy, but of 21 yesra*-standing, and approved by the first Horsemen in tbe country.— Ool. Fhilo P. Bush, of the Jerome Park Course, •hsftwcl It lor yeats, upd recommends It friend'- Orders aye co&stantly receiTed rom the BacIng Stsblea in England. Itlros the test of time, no one has ever tried It but continue" its use, Becollect to get Dr. Tobias' Venetlsn Borw Liniment In pint bottles, and take no other.

Sold If Druggists and Store-keepers through ont thefnlted States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New -rork. 1

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tiseonlhecause and cbre of premature decline, ibows how health Is Impaired through secret »bnse« of jonth and manhosd, and how ea«ily regained. gives a cleir synopsis of the impedimenta to iarrisge, the causa and effects of nerv one debity, and-~the',r«nedles therefor." A pooket eJtion of the above will be forwarded on -ecetptofsix stamps, by addressing Doctor Otmris, So. 68 »rth Charles Street, B»ltimore, Md.

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n?f GUIDE IJ Towg Men's Galde to Happy 'ilarriage and Conjreal Tellcitf. The humane views ofbenevolentrhyslclans, on the Errors and Abu «os incident to Youth and Early Manhood, sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Bex P., Philadelphia, Pa. sep24dw3m

THE

NATIONAL TRUST CO. or Tti ci«r or mr tokk^JI No. SS8 BROADWAY,

Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. OHABTXBKD BT THE STATE. Da*iT9 B.*/u»pJlM, frrss't. /A8. Kxb*ii4,

Beceires Deports i^gfd hllows TQTJU EEJLCtea? INTSBEST on all Dally Balances, subject to Check at Sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six Months, or more, may be made at five per cent. The Capital of ONE MILLION DOLLABS Is divided among over 500 Shareholders, comprising many gentletaen o? lifge wealth and -inanclil experience, who are also personally liable to depositors for all obligations of the Company to double the amount of their capital stock. As the NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits in larc*«fcatsa}l aMtMntR, and permit*' thkfii Jo be drawn as a whole or in part by CHECK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing Interest en ali. daii.v BAi ANrr.3, parties throughout the country can keep accounts In this Institution with special advantages of seccrttj.^xwvenience andproflt. Jfi7dw6m

ITCH! ITCH! ITCH» SCRATCH I SCRATCH I SCRATCH in from 1(1 to 48 hoars. Whraton'S Ointment ccr^s The Itch, ears* cures cures euros cures

Aheatoi'8 (Hitamrt ffheaton's Ulntraent ffheatoB's olBtmoBt fflieatoB's Otntneat tlkeaton'R Ointment

8*lt BMNtB. Tetter. Barber's Itch. Old Bom. Krerr Kind

OF KTKRT HCMOB LIKE MA810. Prloe,60cantsa box by mally60 dress %«Bi»^TOTTS^ Btreet, Boston, Maw: Tor sale by all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. 18,1887-3ta wdwly

Catarrli can be Cured! HEADACHE—At once relieved. COLDS IN THK HEAD—Vanquished.

DKAFNESS—Overcome. j-WEAK KTE—!HadeEtrong.,ff fix* ASTUM A—Quickly cured. AUof the above complaints ccmmon to suffering humanity, can be cared by the use of thewjll known remedy

jMCDKB^ 6ERHAS It never falls to cure, Is quick in Its opcratlej, andbelngput up in neat metalIc boxes, It nerer loeesits virtue. Hundreds of testimonials could besiovato pt^ipe'ltagowinekSj fut»Is iSAfteee, for once being used It rapidly wins Its way into favor. Fir sale by all Druggists. Price, 35 cents, or send 60 cents to O. P. Seymour Co., Bc?tco, ndreeetvt a boat by nurn okiS.

IRA. GROVKR, Jb,

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NEBVOUS AS» DEBILITATED, whoso sufferings have been, protracted^n}^ hidden *.«w3r%*nd !Ti. Drompt treatment to render existence dr'™"'"- -pi^^ttoa» If yon are suffering, or have suffered, creators unt.ry discharge., -hat offset does Pr~"f®e«e by yhfctt ft aw upon your general health! Dne»altt*

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organs that

general pystem so

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every other disease—id-

^rv l"rfacy^ pa^y™'®t 'P^al affectious sulcide,

imn«t ov«rv other form of disease whichhn*nu «^(.4.rir BBd^tlie^eal cause of *he double ic4«ely*ver «4 Icftored for allbut th'se^organs requ're the !ubs "t

Diseases of th^org^ „,XTBA.Ca RripJlIl'is tbe eat Diuretic, and Is a certain ?°e for dfse^s6of the Bladder, Kidneys, Grave], iroosT o'eanic WeakoestB. male Oomplaint!, General Debility, and Ojgans, whether existing in Mal»or Fei^.e, from wh»»ev«r cause originating, sod no matter or

supported happiness, prompt use of a reliable rom«iyi

Helmboldt's Extract Boom, eslabliBhed upward of 18 years, preparedly H. T. HELMBOIJ), DrngaMi, 594 New Yosk, South I0tji-it., Phli«3@il«, Pt. P*jdiW1.25 per bottle, ot# bottlesTor tlffis, dillvorefcro any addresr. Srild by all Druggests every w)i- e-

JWNone are Genuine :niesi dono up In steelengraved wrapper, witfc'»c-simile of myChomical Warehouse, and slgt' a!Mieo!-weow2m H. T. IIELMBOLD.

Ms* firRcmar I?6tice.

fiiK REAL UWM PKMALfi PILLS. WARBAJ^TED FBKN CH, celebrated man) years agov. ,jt relief femalS irregnlar-| ties, ana ..nrw^"'notations tor Uioir criminal employment in Hie practice of abortion, are now offered for aajf ir tUe first time in America. They havo been %pt in comparative °1?"c,"lity from tho fact that the originator Dr. Velpeau, is ti» pitrli. of greet wealth and striot ao^scientions'pMiiciplea, and has withheld them from general use, lest they should bo amp'ovod for an lawful purposes. In overcoming female obitrnctions, thoy «eom to be truly omnipotent, bursting open tie flood gates from whatever cause may hale stoPH them but thoy are .offered to the public only for legitimate use, and all agents fcCBforbtt4|j| towUtbom whenjt onderiApoff •«a0K«w4. iS'ria them when there 1b any reason to believe thomselves pregnant, for they will be sore to produee a

mM*Wi,JIAOOMBKB,

Gsneral Aeoat for United

States and Oanadas, at Aibany.N.Y. Soldhy all Drng6i"ts. Jan "To 0waer« or Horses."

Thousands of Horses die yearly from Cilic.— this need not be. Dr. Tobias' Vonetian Hoise Liniment, in pint bottles, price one dollar, will positively oure every case, if given according to the dtrectlonr,'when first taken "'It is warranted superior to anything »lso for Cuts, Galls, Sprains, Old Sores, Swellings and Sore Thinat. It is no

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on your cheek as bright.' Do

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partaejoar bnsintSJ with the same earner? you feel much confidence in yourself? your spirits dull and flagging, given to £9 me ancholy If so,da not lay. it, yon^^ dyspepsia.' Have you resflsas n.M.tsJb^'J® weak, your knees eak and havo but tite, and you attribute this to dyep«PB,BJk complaint!

Now, reader, self-abuse, venerW aijjpfeorprocured, and sexual exiesse«, are a".r,2r org'0? ducing a weakness of the p'ii°raUrj-ec, ne»ltn, The organs of generation, when *jnt toose make the man. Did yon

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yet^ipi«» **j£ ^iiK-taJJece of the the iy^^licauscs of dinKtano^sy

thine to repair thesystem

ertion produce palpitation of the **rVj. m'fortlfyl your liver, or urinary organ., or 1™' frequently get out of order Ig „^T,t row*

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rotas botthoro •gainst many of Guard egaintl

sometimes thick, milky, or flock »#™PT£ n^^OebiWj. Attta

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the h»adI is your Xts8ubj«ot UD= P*"iltentiyjf£ an appetite, promotes—or. it miodeons»ntlKd»e|Jing_ af

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and pleasant in ih« comply of laTlnok vou and them right in the fao— y4rt«rncA«t looks or anv other m6ftn# Iflf'd not meau tho« who keep ness absut thf™-1

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dig»"$jPBver, tones »nl inSrtg^teUsi th* bowels, tlo*°Jjtbe conditiofi of the blood, and gives i*£5jr to the nerves. Upon a system thus ^rflttbened

regulated In all lt» importaut

^Rfona, the fogs and exhalations of autumn, jfenaat with" the elements of Intermittent And rsnStt«»t fever, can- laakrlittle or aolmpre«»io». Wlio«T'r supposes that fever and ague is an unavoidable evil in certain diatrlota, at this season of th« je»r, is egreglonsly mistaken- As effectually as a draught of cold air is shnt out by the closing of axipor, tbUrComplaint, ana all disordrsofa iaiasrtitlc type, mayla'prevented by the B1TTEBS. When sickness can be avoided by a means so safe and simple, is it not the mearesi fa uity to neglect tbe profTared antidote? Begar« ded either as a preventive or a cure for dyspe|lkia, WUonsnesR, intermittent fever, nervous disorders, general," */.»!• eneraI(lrtJii|y, or constipation of the bowels^

IMHEN88 ING8KA8E OF K41KS. £.

ALLOOOK'S P0B0C8 PLASrERS. one

They btrcngtheD, wtrm and invigorate th» part

upon whick they are applied, and relieve nervous affections of the bowels tnmbago, pains of the side. «nd usually all local pains. In affections ot tbe kidneys they are of great service,

tiOBs ot tbe Kidneys tney arA 01 ir.sratr' uuf E Vpw Ynnl

N ew obk, Nov. 23,1859.

•T. Allcook itOo.—Qettlfmen: I lately suffered severely from a weakness in my back. Having beard your Plasters much recommended for cases of this kind, procured one, and th# result was a 11 could desire A single Plaster cured me in wetk. Yours respectfully,

If J.-G. BBIQG9, •Proprietor of the Brandreth Bouse. Houae, New Tork. tl'.

CHBISTADOBCyB HAJB DYE «!?. t"' ft?. ?iMW Old Father Time tak many a year "o turn to white dark colored bair _t -Instantly tb EX0SL8IOB J)^ §49' .Brings back the tint that charms the eye

And Nature owns that canning Art Can her own living hues Impart. Ulirlstadoro's HairPresenatlve.

Oh, how beautifully glossy your hair looks of late, Maria. Tes, Julia since I have used Oristadoro's Hair PreserAatlve and Beautifler, my Hair hasMmproved wonderfully, aftd stopped filing out] altogether.

Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair Dressers. Manufactory No. 68 Maidea Lane.— Principal Depot No. 6 AstorHouse.

J. & Goats'

BEST SIX-COB.D

JOHN «Jt HUGH ACCHISCI(|SSi SOLE AGENTS IN SEW' TOBK, No. lOS Dnane 8tre«t.

Clothing-manufacturers and purchaserB of Spool Cotton for use on Sewing Machines, demanding the,beat and-strongest

SIX-CORD,

Willflnd J.SP. Coat#' Nob. 50,6p.& 70 Expressly adafiied io their wants. Jy7deod3m

JOHN ABMSTBONG^

Qnnsmlth and Stencil Cotter. flour, Whisky and dack brands, also Plates for marking Clothing,cnt to ordsr.

Guns madeaad repaired hlithe best of istyla All work warranted to give satisfaction. Shop 2d door Eaatof the New Court House, Otlto street, et the Vigo oounty Hay Soalrs. fdl

A BCHITBCT & BUILDER.

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PhKM, SS6oUM^(»a, su.._„_ tall Drawing* furnished for ererj Buildiugi.

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Omos.—Sonth east oorner of Ham end IHfth Etroets, over Donnelly's Drug Store. 'mrMOr'' %U- .j

Nxw OQI7B8E or Lkotcbeb, a* delivered at the sw Moeecm ot Anatomy, Anbraoinr the subjects: to Lire and What to Live for louth, M»turit7 and Old Age Manhood Qeneri I'.y Beviewod. The Canse of Indigestion Flatuince and Nervous Diseases accounted for Mariage Philosophically Considered, Ac. Pooket olumes containing these Lectures will be forwarded on receipt of four stamps, by addressing: Sio'y New Yobk Music* or

Akatomt,

618 Broad

way, New Tork. marl6dly •—^fcassa^—s——swpew^fn

BOOTS AND.SHOES, -f •-vi

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a w«IV «e)M Stock of ITjmeni lttsssK, itnfl Cfct d«a8«aMr I will .oftsr tor at tbe

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And ihaVe'"ai*3 rsceired a'large fcseorfmetit01 tteo'A, B^y'siad VoutlHi Boot* rtd taw*, beagfi

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Sold to gall the Present Times •'I'.'f A lo &'<-

I also manafiotare ail |ttttdst^

MENS WORK

On tha shortest aotioe and the flost- fashiouabU styles." MENDING done ntafly ahd In haste.— IHm't ferget the piasa, tout oill sad examine, if you do not buy. C. E. B.UGGLES,

Jjidtf No. 16, North4thStreet

JgOOTS Al^I) SHOES^t^.^

IV. A N W S iteetiiog Bools Ahhoes Very Cbeap

To elaS6 ent Us &I-ge:stbok of A

Boots Shoes and Gaiters, To make room for Spring stock. Ton will sat money by oalUag on him at

No. 8 Heobasdos Block, *"i*" Particular Attention to gtrcw eo

CUSTOM:

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SitYe Time And Stoney.

if you have unffthing to adit If you have lost anything, If you have found anything, If you have a home to rent, If you want to rent a house, If you want boarding, If you want anything, Tell Five Thousand People at onoe, —BY— Advertising In the Dally EspreBg, "We have been carrying on he Louisville Journal thirty-seven years, and during ail this time toe have known nolman of business in the city to fail vtho advertised liberally. And we have knoion no one to succeed in any considerable if even in a respectable degree viho didiit advertise libtrally.'' —Pbkntios.

Keep Before the People

Keep it before tbe people that there re fifty dollars in thw once to bet that Carter will not accept VoorhMs^ propose tion.—Journal.,

And also "keep it before the people' that yoftr "Tall Sycamoie," your "illuatrious champion'' your "great statesman" is so thoroughly steeped in moral cowardice that he is incapable of making a "proposition" that bis best friends can read without shame. "Keep it before the people" that Yoob* hejes has disgusted every fair-minded Democrat in this Congressional District, by sneaking away from repeated propositions for a joint canvass. "Keep it before the people" that tbe recent correspondence between Carter and Voorhees places Voobheeb in so contemptible an atitude before the public that th a Journal is ashamed to publish it. "Keep it before the people" that, in the joint debate at Carlisle, Voobheebdodged his infamous political record, after breaking completely down in alameand impotent attempt to explain his vote against thanking the soldiers of the Union. ','Keep it before the people" that Voobhebs is unable to point to a single speech that he made during the rebellion which would not have been cheered to the echo in any rebel camp. "Keep it before the people" that on the 8th day of July, 1868, the Democracy of Terre Haute, in. mass meeting assembled, unanimously resolved "that we denounce and utterly repudiate" the action of Yoobhees in betraying Pendleton in the New York Convention. '.'Keep it before the people" that the same meeting resolved that they would neVer again support Voobheeb for any office whatever. "Keap it before the people" that Yoobhess—"the soldiers' friend"—enjoys tbe reputation of having originated the pet name of "Lincoln Dogs" for the Boys in' Blue.. .. "Keep before the people'" that, in the fertile brain of Yoobhkss originated tbe happy idea of "iron collars" for the "Lincoln Dogs." •'Keen it before the people" that, in the datk aayfh of the rebellion, this great "friend oftbe soldiers" cheered the Boys in Blue by asserting, in Snllirain county and elsewhere, that his Southern friends, •eight millions of brave Caucassians, could not be conquered." "Keep it before the people" that, in Sullivan county and elsewhere, this "soldier's friend" amused vast crowds of cop* perheads b^ inters, jeers and taunts at the efforts the soldier* were making to conquer his "eight millions of -brave-Caucas* sians."

Keep it before the people" that, when tills "friend of the soldiers" wanted the Boys in Blue to btf paid, lie tried to cut afff*very «venue by whW»-n®oney «ould be drawn from the people into the public treasury to pay the soldiers. •Keep it before peop&" that when VooBHlW"'shouted to the Bdyt in Blue:. "Pat your montns te thd raout of the' tteasury pump and you shall be filled," he sneaked down below and Cut the suction hose "ieep it before the people" that YoonEXX8, "the soldibr's friend," {he man -who wanted the boy* paid so promptly and sowell helped to'pay them by traveling through the bid Seventh District flaunting a greenback in the faces of the people and telling them fhat in six months it would not be worth any more than Confederate scrip. "Keep It before the peopTs" that, at tbe glocftniest period of the "War, YoohhiSb then In Congress was asked to vote "that out thanks are tendered to our soldiers in the field for their gallantry in defending and upholding the flag of the Union, and defenaing the great principles dear to ev» hiy. American patriot*" and that he ans wered, "not" thoa declaring that "no thanks were due" to the Boys hi Blue, for "carrying death sind destruction to Southern firesides." "Keep it before the people" that, more than three months after the war had been tin, Yookhbis showed his love for the soldiers by Bhouting "not one man, not one dollar, not one gun with which to carry death and. desolation to Southern firesides "Keep it before the people" that Yoobhees, as a member of Congress, was asked to vote "that we hold it to be the duty of

Congress to pass all necessary bills to supply man and money, and the duty of the pie lo render every aid in their power to the constituted authorities of the Government in the crushing out of the rebel lion and in bringing tbe leaders thereof to condign punwhment," and that wbra asked thus to vote, this "friend of the soldiers" flaid ^No!" "it is not the duty of Congress to supply men and money, it is not ,the duty of the people to render every aid in their power to the constituted authorities of tne Government in the crushing out of the rebellion and in bringing the jjeadera thoreof to condign punish ment."- 'u

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mating to a general Beal Sstate Ag«cy.

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"Keep ifbefbre the people" that Yoobheks is the author of the letter to "uncle Habdxsty" promising 100,000 men to defend the Sooth. "Keep it before tbe people" that the Habdestt letter was promulgated in general orders and read at tite head of rebel com mauds at evening parade, and that it wits greeted with yells of delight. "Keep it before the people*' that this "friend of the aoldiers" was the most persistent and relentless enemy of the cause for which they fought and bled, and for which their comrsidee died. "Keep it before the people" that the speeches of Yooratxxs gave hope to the rebels *nd thereby prolonged the aanguinary strife, thus placing upon his soul the awful responsibility of the sacrifice of isaay a patriots iita, althougb, of course, to aOidien' friend" 11 "Keep it beSiM the people" that when disease and death had thinned the ranks oftbe peitrfet wemj that fit* Boya in Blue wereobliged to appeal to friends at home for help, 0OBBxxs,instead of sendiag tbqm jqsb, did hi* :tttaiort to keep ba* relnforoemBhta—b6t e«t them, int^aimt tite cvrttfflttBt: a •^eiwau»e^w3f patriotie tSat a idduer oaalda'txixtatlatoit wIUioqI miiin ar

eople" that the eop HB

the soldiers ftll many an unknown grave-. font this friendship," wbich prolonged the war, cofit man^ a sad patriot womaa the life ofber husband that this "friendship," filled many a homo with mourning for the hosba&d, father, son Or brother who fell in defense of the government which this friend" nover lost an opportunity to attack. The unavenged blood of these victims, the tears of their bereaved friends, tho poverty and suffering ot widows and orphans attest tho value of that "friendship" which Voobhebs had for the soldiers!

Keep it before the people" that Yoobhees, who blaUnUy boasts of his record, voted in Congress that it was not right to crush the rebellion, that it was not the political, civil, moral and sacred duty of the people to meet it, fight it, crush it, and forever destroy it, thereby establishing perfect and unalterable liberty.

Keep it before the pOople" that, when the infamous Maryland traitor, Habbtb, arose in bis place in the House and uttered a blasphemous invocation to Almighty God that tho TJnion arms might not triumph, Voobhsbs, "the soldiers' friend," reftised to vote against him on a resolution of censure^ thus practically approving of bis utterance, and thus loudly appealing to the world to give him a share in the eternal infamy that must cleave to the name of Harris. "Keep it before the people" that the speeches of such men as Yoobhebs, incited the assassin Booth to the murder of Abraham Lihcoln, in proof of which assertion we cite the following from one of his speeches: He said |'If tbe evil hour must come, if patriotism is to be humiliated, if the schemes of the seditious citizens are to triumph and civil strife and commotion are to cumber this fair land, then may some Bbutub [Booth] avenge the cause of liberty in the Capitol and may the authors of our ruin be tbe first TO 8TTF FULL OT ITS HOBBOBS11" "Keep it before the people" that Yoobhees went to Ohio to persuade the people of that State to vote for his friend Yallakdioham, thereby indorsing the political course of the Ohio traitor and giving hi* approval of Vaixahdigham'b language when he said to the rebels: "I hate, despise and defy the tyrannical government which has sent me among you for my opinions' sake, and shall never give it my support in its crusade upon your institntionB. But you are mistaken when you say there are but few such in the United St&tos North. Thousand are there, who would speak out, but for the military despotism that strangles them. Although tbe contest has been, and will continue to be, a bloody one, you have but to persevere, and the victory will surely be youre. You must strike home. The defensive policy lengthens the contest. The shortest road to peace is the boldest one. You can have your own terms by gaining the battle on your enemy's soil." "Keep it before the people" that the name of Voobhees was affixed, with the names of Yallamtogham and Wood, to a petition "for two Republics and a United South." "Keep it before the people" that Voorhees was selected as the* safest and best medium of communication when traitors wanted to Bell rifles to arm thej Sons of Liberty in Indiana. "Keep it before the people" that, when a leader of the Order of the Sons of Liberty wanted to know "if the bouth had means to successfully resist the Lincoln army," he could think of no man bo likely to know all about it as D. W. Yoob. HUBS. "Keep It before the people" that this "model Congressman" missed 713 times out of 1,373 roll calls, but never failed to be on hand with a "no" when an affirm, ative vote was wanted to help the Government in its efforts to throw off the hellish grip of Treason. "Keep it before the people'' that this man who is now yelling about the "enormity of paying gold interest on the bonds," was one of tho men whose votes fastened that policy on the Government in opposition to the vote* of a majority of Republican Congressmen. "Keep it before the people" that Yoobhees has publicly endorsed the course of Yallajtdigham and thereby given his approval to the sentiment of the Traitor when he said he "hoped and prayed for tbe ultimate success of the cause for which the South was fighting."

And "keep it before the people'' that candidate with auch a record dares not meet his competitor on equal terms, but refuses every proposition for a joint canvass until, goaded to desperation by the taunts and sneers of his friends, he submits a proposition that reeks with the odor of meanness, a proposition which shames and disgusts every Democrat who is not utterly lost to a sense of manliness. »SW if (it li ~mi' tt~

Ifatrlmonial Infelicities.

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The very flower of our corps of correspondents is stopping at Newport, and vouches for the following: Last night, after lying down in my chamber, and being unable to sleep, delicidusly cool as it was, I could not help overhearing, from the thinness of the partition and the open transoms, a dialogue between the occupants of the adjoining room. They were evidently man and wife, whom a few years of matrimony had robbed of the sentiment they set out with. 'Jane, don't crowd me so keep your own side of the bed.' This in anything but a tender tone. 'Why, William, I'm not crowding you, and if I was you ought to be too gallant to tell me of it. There was a time when you'd have kissed me for what you scold me now.' The feminine voice shook a little at the conclusion of this sentence. 'Perhaps so but where's the use of talking of tbe past. Gallantry ib played out that's for lovers, not for married people.' 'Didn,t you declare, William, that you'd always be my lover?' 'I don't remember, I suppose I said a great many foolish things in those days, ou want to get up a scene. Woman are death on scenes.' •You're downright rude. William you'll make me hate you, Mr. Thompson. [Jane waa evidently getting up her temper.] If you said foolish thiDgs in those days, I id on he I a •I wish you hadn't!' 'So do I, with all my heart you can regret it Woree than I do.' (I hate being an unexpected confidant of any one, particularly of men and their wives. I bad cougeed and hemmed a dozen times to let them know I was an unwilling listener, but they didn't heed me.) 'Mr. Thompson you're brute. You'll repent this. I'll find men who will treat me politely, if you won't.

I'm sleepy. Do stop that tongue of yours. Jane, you're more of a devil than lever thought.' :.»a «I'm the devil's wife, yoa wr&tc&T I'll get up and sleep somewnere else, so I will.' ..

This was getting too bad I resolvede hoar no tnore,So 1 cried out, Fire! Fire!' very lustily. Jane and William were up in a second. As I ran into the hall they were there too.

Jane was pretty, and the tears in her eyes maye her look prettier and her whiteJfobe falling gracefully about her form made her more' than fancy had painted her. As I got opposite the door. Mr. Thompson, who waa lugging out a trunk, said to me: "As you have nothing, sir, will yoa be kind enough to take the bundle and fishing tackle in the corner? Never mind my wife, she'll taks care of haraelf^ **7

I did not pause. I hurried. down the jisll. I was convinced Mr. T. wits a brute, and his wife a suffering aain^?ir?'

'DK Gnmt, tbo celebrat»dv&H3geTjullds •r, died at Akmta Saturday.

Liszt plays two boqra d^y

P°p0. a 3 |$g Beethoven's birth place, at Bonn, ig Sat sale.

J. G..Saxcut.&>itin£ hw poemsln IUi-

no'a'

Guatavua Dore is engaged in illustrating anew French edition of Cooper's novels.

Theheir of the Persian crown, son "of the Shah, died of Cholera, at Tefcoran, Sept. 1.

Queen Yictoria ir in her fiftieth year, and has nine children and thirteen grandchildren.

Gounod has become pious, abandoned his work "FracceacaiV and^gone tp compoaing requieme,

Edwin Booth's income last year was $90,000—nearly four times the salary his brother helped A. Johnson to.

Tietjens is masculine in appearance, and anything but handsome. She is aft ative of, and greatly attached to Hamburg.

George Francis Train disapproves of the Bible, and the example it offers In its historical chapters to the_._youth of the

Mr. Peabody consulted Deak, the celebrated Hungarian Minister, about buying an estate in Hungary, and acted in the matter on Deak's advice.

Mrs. Scott Siddonl, 'a. 'd&Sfendahr of Mrs. Sarah SiddoDB, the great tragic actress of England, has come to America od a professional tour as reader and actress, and is now staying at the St- Nicholas Hotel. Those who have heard her read speak in flattering terms of her expressive features and fine elocution. The public will soon have an opportunity to test her hereditary talent.

The approaching marriage is announced of Miss Faany Forbes, of New York, to a son of Ferdinand Barrot, formerly embassador to Madrid, and now a member of. the Senate. Ferdinand Barrot, wbo is a brother of Odillon, the Minister of Louis Phillipe, is married to an American lady related to the Princess Luoien Murat The fiancee of Miss Forbes is a brother.-in-law of Count Joachim Murat, a greatnephew of Caroline Bonaparte's husband.

Carious History of a Diamond Pin.

The Hartford Courant tells this story: In 1861, a lady in Hartford presented her husband with a cluster diamond pin, which he wore until May last, "when on a New Haven steamboat, he either lost it, or it was stolen from him. A few days since, the lady, wishing to replace the loss by another, visited the store where the former one was purchased, and was stfiick with tbe similarity, between ooe shown her and her former purchase" A close' examination convinced her of its idontity, and a search into its history proved it to be in 7eality, the same pin lost seven years ago. It was found on the boat by a Watchman, who sold it to one of the employesof the boat, who took it to a diamond setter in New Haven to have it changed into a ring. Thajeweler substituted another stono in its place, sold the pin to a pawn broker, and finally returned to the jewele? who sold it, and who has willingly surrendered it to its true owner.

PERSONAL, FARM IMPLEMENT!

:ior

1$e

i- !')). jatt* 'ii

Curtis lives in Gothic atyl»-on.,Staten Islftnd--.yii I -. f'i

Bobert Lincoln "goes to Earope^ *on a wedding tour. Disraeli was baptised in 18LT, when he was twelve years old. ^Ti

Tbe Lieut. Beecher killed by the Indians in Kansas was Henrj^,3?ard nepbg,

TJ,.r tv, Vfa-7

Anna Dickinson will deliver this win* tor, a lecture for the benefit of the -new Female Typographical Union.

The Duke d' Albuquerque, a grandee of Spain, has enlisted in the Pontifical Zouaves as a private soldier.

VTCCii!I, orf

A WORD WITJOL- YOU!

I.'iw il *if* f.RNH

r*f

BBBADarticle

NATRONA SALERATUS, ter it is absoluxeli ppke,"®#

Whiter than snow make# Breed always light, TThtte and bsantlfnl. Take a ponjgi^o^io to your wife to-olght. oh® wfn~4be fy ... c: .delijl'ted with it., i$rU/"t.

Ftttsbargli, Pa..

auSdeodly Jf» a

Real j' 'ft ,»).1 1* ti bs* .SJsiS-L

IMwtfiietri! flwwMI

lao-soo TICKS

.^ars'W -q1T

latfsS .*

ri ~.

»f« "'5

ai»H .T

t»l.

&*aof

tithe staff of life—joit fflost impor tant ol diet. Th® health of yctt, fsmily largely depends opon'tts b«tos$i,j dJfei

LIGHT AND WHOLESOME.

*7f Would yon have It so Then use only

f"r:

v'!

Bayers of Soda should try our? «ij

-•pi "NITBOWA

We guarantee It not only far superior to any other American make, but even purer than the best Mew •aatleor English fioda. .ti*. Wwolii'i

I MAJSOTACTCmSD JI TKK PENNSYLVANIA

SALT MANUFACT'G C0.s^

mm mtf «i

LAND AGENCY.

Estate Ooiiima,

HENDRICH & IiANQ-Eft

Office«cer FirM Haticaal Back^a^ K. Corner of Fcarthand Main Streets,. Ind.

Terr© Hante, Mx* 1 'ittjb r*", fii3 '•.'"Li* T.^ taf

Abstracts of thle furnishe^ '£b^ns"nq_gotiated, and Money invested. f*~i& Js FOR SiLf^ atatsB .3.... j-il I5TX PBOP®BT*w sii forty Lots in lAatou'e Additlcn to lerro fiaotc

House and lot, east Ohio street, .... Honseaod lot.iu McMnrraln's Additftioti, Hootasad lot la Sibley's addition on

eta

Street,

Boom Mid lot in Base's addition *n 8th ft roe t, Honse and lot on ?cplar, bet xef Cth »nl 7ili streets, .•

Hots* and lot am Worth SUS, Mtwsec. 'tSjMfat •ad Linton streets. Ts-o holiness Honses on Main str^-ei

OOTOTT PE0PBBT| 1

Tana ef 89 acres in Honey Cr-'»V .TpwaaMn,. I ITS acres In Linton townsmp. 3 Acres below the Boiling Mill, wes* iMstUll lan29dtl

•mrv a" ts1T

JJBMOYAL

RAILROAD AGENCY. I hare aiored my atBea to KcKeea & raddocjk's SBlt, Where I wxrald b» plsaeotf to »Se mf

afCflMtf

t&wikw Ag..

€£r«:t

FARM WAGONS!

8'f AH

Timber Seasoned Two Tears!

Well & Completely Ironed!

Wide track and Tltiek Tire

Hand shaved Spokes I .jd -h Iron Braces!

vFarm

Handsomely Painted!

"Very Light Dra^ .!

WARRANTED FOB A TEAK!

A-

-i'*

JOHTE§ & JOKES, "TjsJ

ImpUraonts, TBBBE HAUTE, IHD.

The CAST-CAST-STEKL PLOW

Is the Best in the World!

DRY GOODS,

JRS-

Campaign Year!

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~U$'.$'

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General Order

No.

-"TiieWi .soJaeeo»Sij ni UJi «to i.'iw. Hi & *.#a •. Al-ii •&!&>. '-•'l 4fi i!

Low Prices for the Fall 1868.

Tts

-|osonii ifti-ir* i^'40 Weill Stock now opening^f :T %.0 i*" ^Xt ths r,M(, ,lr *0.7. man#* n&fc .t,-

3: O .. .i .'i*— »A\ M-

DRE8& mdnst

-1 NOTIONS!

-H't'flii 11x113 DOMESTICS ri'jL-oC .0 Jo FLANNMJpSI fxis*,

:is

«-.oi 1.. irt vm STRIPES tofaM to Jutatyot ssS

JPMimS! 'JSt &c., &c., &c.

large and well assorted Stock of

xM Sps' Jt "iw -Of all kinds'

1CARPETF

rr rrAfil i'tw-

OIL CLOTHS,

Wall and Window Papers,

Bi- Carbonate '"'of Soda.

fHM me Looking Glasses^ P-. ft a.: ii* H*Tr-0| &o., &c., ScCji :\'i,'

Yj IH WM nihil ?S.w

O W I E S

Is the order for the Fall

A -r-

ti 'WW ,,

'o5t 6j CJO.'S

W. sflBY€E

UNDERTAKERS.

IJNPBKTAKBE.^ M. W. O'CONNBLli Haripg purchased bade from I. W. Chad wick, Ornber ft Co., the Undertakers Establishment, and baring bad eeren y«are experieiMa in the business,it now prepared, to farnlsa Metalio Burial Cases, Caskets, and Wooden Collins, of all styles and'sizes, from the-best and largest stock of bnrlal material in the State, at 1M Mala Street, Terre Haute, Indians.

W,* "Tit o? rTerte

Ulft)EBTAKEE, 1s prepared to exeeut*/ 1 order* in his line 1 neatness and dispatch .rner pf third and 0h treeti, Terte Haute, Indiana.

witb lerry

MANUFACTURERS.

PATRONIZE HOME MAHTTJl iaotubbs. We have on hand a fine stock or Sash, Doors and Blinds, or

OUT

own manuja^turo, whieh

will sail at a *ery swell sdranoe ono st. We Warrant our Work. to be superior to any erer before offered in this market.

Buying of as will fftrniah sKployaMBt te year: own Mechanic*, and at the same time Benefit Yourselyes as we warrant aQ oar work.

We also keep on hand, and manufacture to order, Window and Doer Trsns, Monldlafsand every rariety of Finishing Lumber nael lp bnlld« tne.

OLIFT ft WUsLlAMS.

PBAIBXB C1TIXUAHINQ HILLS.

fefe«f

J, P. MoDONALD,, (Sadeessor to A. A. Aaxoui) oaaua ni' looks, Higaztne^ Ps^ers,

S tationeiji dco.,

Ton Omcm Hivn. In

onginol Oandhiffaiid

&srw

V80K1AM.E aaumk IS wsux It waioMB a GCKGUtB HAIB BKTO&ATITS, okaogiBC

Gray, Light, Bed or Faded Hair to the Dia*, Eicsxaocs, SaasM Tbissss, which so adorn youth oraga. It will positively eradicate Htuaors and Dandruff from tbe scalp, and where there is lift* in the glands, wUtca»sea new growth Bait- to put forth on bald spots. Thonsaacs are testify taStwttoaBonre^ ,v.

JjfOBtfiALS BY ALL DBtJOOISTS.. liABB, GUIICK is BSBBT, Agente maySTdeodAw6ni BWI

DO€XOB WHITl'IEB

ABBOITLABluthotreatment

tf&ADDATB oT MBOICONB,

as Diploma at Office will show, has boen toage* eagaged ot VsRaaaAb, Sexual and Pair ate Diseases than any other Physician in St. Louis. dgphilh. Htrtiak am dtphilUio or Ksrcurtol AJfecdom of (A* Throat, 6M» or JKmi«s »te treated with unparalleled sucoess. 8pcr«atorrhea, 8exaalDehUlty aad lap*. ttMCf, as tho result of self abase in youth, sea«Ml euoessc* 14 matarer years, or other causes, and irhich otfuceeomeof the follow* tng etbete, as Nocturnal EaUstioos, Blotohes, Debility, llzzineis, Dimness of Sight, Confusion 0/ Ideas, JSvil fortuodlngs, Arerslan to Society of females, Loss 6f Memory and Sexual fowor, and rendering Marriage improper, bre permanently otired^

Gomtrrhsa, Ohot, Brrictwra, Orohitu. AwMri oft Urimarf iWistfcss «m Mercurial Afftetiotu of th» Throat,

The Doctor's opportunities in. hospital and private practice are unsurpassed in at. Louis or any other city. Back fllea of St. Louis papers orvre that he has been located there longer by years than any other so advertising. The establishment, library, laboratory and aptoUttments are uurlrailed in the West, un rivalled any where. Ag% With experience, can be relied upon, and the Doctor can refer to many physicians throughout the oountry. In past success and present petition he staadS without a competitor. The Wrltlan or a Fhrslclaa whose Bepntatloau Vaion-wlde, shotM fee worth Bewiliff.

Doctob WaiTTua publishes a Kedical Psiaphkit relating to Venereal Diseassa and the disastrous and varied coase^aeacsa of self-abuso, that will be seat to any address la a sealed envelope for two stamps. It ooatains full symptom lists that will enable thos? affected to determine the nature of thetr complaint and give a written statement of their case that will answer almost as well for tbe purpose of treatment as a personal interview but where it is couxenient, the Doctor should be consulted personally. Thotehwiug friends that may require advice, can supply them with this valuable work by sending their address, with stainPt ThuSTon can assist the unfortunate without their knowing their benefactor. Certainly Bo tanee than puaity hood.

Certainly no suldect is of more lmpor Of blood and perfect man-

It is self-evident that a physician who confines qimself exclusively to the study of a oer tain eiass of. diseases and treats thousands of cases every year, must acquire greater skill in that specialty than ofitf in general practice.—Many pnyslcians, recognising this fact, introduoe patients to the D00tor after reading his Medical Pamphlet. Oomaunioatians eonfldentlal. A friendly talk will cost yoa nothing. Office central, yet rattrsd—So. 617 St. Charles ssreet, St. Louis, ,Mo. Hours, 9,*, M., to7

Sundays excepted.

DOCTOR WIUttER

Omas,Books,

ooifstrfcTATiON and becip-

Tioit 618 Washington Arsuue, 8t. Louis, Mo., treats with the greatest success all Diseases of Womsa. Leuchoreea, or Whites, falling, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, Prurltls, Amenorrboea, MS* norrhngia, Dysmenorrheas, and Sterility, Or Barrenness also, every disease conneeted with Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since the Dorter confines himself exclusively to the treatmentbf these complaints, and treats a very large number of cassa, it fellows that his knowle^e of them must be arttiore extensive aadacoarate than that of physicians In general praotice. Send stamp for Medical Pamphlet of tbirty-Sixpages. No matter who have fallod, read what he says. Patients In every Western State. Ouree guaranteed. Consultation by letter or atoffloe free. Booasfor patients requiring daily attention. A lady assistant. Heur 9

a. k.,

to 7

r. m.

S3S .t*ptO twtt

Sundays

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! 1 MOTHERS!!!B DOITT FAIL TO PE0CUBE lis. fWort SootMiit Syrnp,

-4

P0,RUi5GEXS,

For Ohil'drim TeeCbing: This valuable jgwatatloa has beon ussd wifc KBVBB vArrrsa ffUCCBSS IN THOtI« QAin» OF CASES.

It not only relieves the child from pain»lrut iMtoffAtM tho stoznacb and bowels, corrects acUroMsad gives tone and energy to tho. whole •yatom! It will also instantly relieve Or*ptnginth« BovceU and Wind CoUe.

We baljgve It the BB8T aad 8TJBBST BB»5g?^f,S&S'^cSS£i.?S whether arising from teethiw, or any other cause.

FuQ-directions for using wlU accompany each bottle." Wm.h Be sure and eall for iiirnn WINBLOWB SOOTHINQ 8TBXJP," Havins thofhe-timtieof "Coaxia*Pxwrnrs™ oa the outside wrapped All others sze bsss imitations.

wdmot am

BftRRETT'i

CT Vegetable HAIR RESTORATIVE Wu tedded by the If H. 0tM. Feir lit aeiv eeacedsd tar

Vo poMie to bo

-rtry b«t FropaxftMB ftSrltMtorlDjr .r or fitded Hair to Its original color inaes(bl(p-.

/OOA learc* the Scalp C&ZAy, /.VTi

5»f!f

S A A A Xi II

•ef

J.,R. BARRETT & CO.. Proffristors, xsiscflrsTEB, *. H.

f* if

1 iLOBD asii wAleago, Os&aral For th-West rh Agents.

J.&H. A. DAtlS.Awatite Terre U»ute. Ind. uovlldw6m

"VTOTICB TO BBJLDGB BUILJJi DBBSu—Sealed PropossJs will be reoslved by

the

Board of OemmlssiOBentof Vermillion County, Indiana, at the Auditor's Office, in Newport, until 12 o'claoAtSaturdjqr October 10th, 1868, for furnishing materials aaA building fonr Truss Bridges with stone abutments, near Psrrysvillr, in ssSd oouuty. One ot said Bridges to be sixty foot long between abutmeats the other three to be thirty f««t long eaeb, between abutmenta.

Proposals will be received for the whole of said work, or for the masonry separate from the sa perstructare.

Plans and Specifications for said Bridges nay be seen on file at the Auditor's Office la Newport. Successful bidders will be requited to give bond for tbe faithful compliance ita the contract.

Bight reserved te rsfset any ois stll Mds. By order of tbe Board ot Commissioners of Yer million County, Indiana. ... _7 JAS. TABBAHOE, AadlttW.fc oetSditMW

HATSANPCAPS.

Jj'Pr/JTOJI BAT 8TOBiT

Joseph

,, IC'-.t''"

-'1

G. Yates»

JXySTlH BBOMPT OF

Hm#Bata o(aii kinds, jBoym* B«lafaUU»da, TlHrrT'g'u

In&nts' Hats of all kind*/

Am* etsu HMs. Hats mads to ordsr oa sbort notias. Oasis*HB WALL STTIiMS, WltosSftiet- ... *srteHa^Iad a'"*!

'i "tii

wniOLOd¥

ti OUT.

LOOK

Mb IEW8 FOB

11,000

rilHJfi NEVBK-FAILING Had. A HI BAPHAK. is tha k*M. when all athen have trouble—all via Jbspl whose fond hopes have base IjsariiulniiS. __ and blasted by telaspnMssaS^aos^U^ tarebeeumiaM and trlflad with—«Uty taker for adrloe and sattsfcaMaa. All who are in de«bt or the aAcUona of thoas tbey lore, coasnlt her to relleye and satisfy tMi adads. In Love Affairs Sfee Never failk

She has the secret nf irlaalaa ttw aBw»»» «r the opposite sex. 8hsr shows/ou the llfcaassaaf

tha result has always been tha

Speedy sad Hsppy Haman,E: She is, therefore, a sure dependence, rt is «el

snowa to thtpnhUe at Isise (ksMswubMi' and she tr the oaly personln thiseouirowhS? show thsrlfltsbess la reality, aad ooaoarns ot lUe, which oanbe tested aad-prwsd bjr.tboasaadsL bsis ki.p

W|,Q

nla#t®sath

PALACE OF MUSIO,

Wo. 48| Oblo Street,

TERK1C.HAUTE, IttD,

IJIHB SAINT LOUIS

A N O

•AIlIIFAGTDltUlfi COMPANl. iThe Pianos of this Company are sssisTtSllj

Picmo8for Western People,

They are not oaly made at hoiae, bat a*»W«ll SOftdo. They hare 5sken —, Four First FrenUnme, at Western fairs. They possess unrivalled excellence of tone aad finish, aad oottpari twll la all roe pec ts with the beat iastrniaeats ot SasMta Manufacture.

Prices vary from $456 to $788A000aw? to stzu aas rarum. •TBvery Piano Is warranted for five Itsn.'VI

OLD iNSTBUM[l£NT|l BXOITANOBD AT LIBXBAL BATBS. ^Warehouse 10/ Bonth Flfta Street, esiist ef Wal^ut^and opposite the Soutbeni BotaL jj^

TEBBte HATJTB

COMMERCIAL C0UE6C Corner Main and 6th tttreete, [OVBB ttrstx, xiPLST fc ca} ssttuact WHOM rata is jamIs the oldest and atost reliable tastttaUoft el^u. kind in the State. Inxtraotlon given in eU.ths nandiss pertaining to a thorough Buslasasltiacation, smh as

A Scholarship In this Ooll (Mat the Student the pri

Tot

Ills ftee/ftSi

...

and eagerly visit 6

.ln.bueloeeshar advioeIsinvaiubie.

cm forataU, with the groatest oertaiaty, ttfal utt of all commercial aad busiaees traasLotioasii

i?AlMa

without aatra «taita'-'

qHADAMX UAPttABL Is a bona fide AafeatogW*

aatevery

one can depend apes. She hibiiraZ

0t ae

seatofy.

^i:K0W5rr*ct,thlt «^«s illiterate prrMO*" ^.rs oopy her advartisamsats and try to toil tele Madame Kaphael is the seventh daughter of '•aogbterj she was bora with a nrturac »lt she caa foretell your vary thougats.- dk» (mrtt drankM.noM

••venth daughter she was bora *'tt she caa foretell "so onrss drunkeLnees. to AH interview? strioUy private and confident!^'

As a JfuQ&Ji FtgraiclAA itfor iM* core ail remaie irregoiarltlee, and to oruOaS the monthly flow, without daagar or aapaeure^. They can not injure, but, on the eontnsn. chex improve the health.

Therefore, oome one, come all, to to. Ootnl Anmst4 JfHT Cilasinnati, Ohio. TXBM8.—Ladles, 91 Oentlemea, fVWi,

wU1

answer no leturi with-

oat fee of 91 ud 8*oent suup li' {nolo—d. \ddretM Lcok Box 631. tair^MwIf

MUSICAL.

THE PEOPLES PLATF0BM

FOB TD

FALLCAlPAieJ* ,J*t Olysee

auf

**°0'»n pertiss agree Mat my

for publio

Candidateik

fiSTor are the best

platform.

ever brought ntor

trl#d for

rears, hava .tood

unflinchingly, have cousa up to everything that ther

were

reoommended

pies

be, and are tha »ea

choice everywhere. 3. In opposition to all wire-workers and petty depredators my candidater hava stsadlly rose us. gathered strength, and str.uds this day united the strongest host ever known in the history of tho country.

•A"3,

MmsTI"

SEQXTJE I**

fln0it

*nd

b#Bt

'o* of FIB8T

PIANOS and all otber kinds of Musical Instruments ever offered for sslo In the West, caa be foandat Kissner's Palace of Music.

Hundreds of pnrchasers who have bean us ins my Pianosfor years, agree that theyaro the beat lasting Pianos known. 8. Purchasing largely for cash, also, by ooctt-P pying the extensive building of my own. thw#. •ar ing costly rents, my oustomers will reoelve tha benefit of all atlch savings, and greater (Mnalasi. can be had of me than ever known ln the Matorr of the Piano trade heretofore.

Mo old rusty stock on band to get rldoff, bat everything new, and adding the latest lmpor tsd Novelties constantly to It.

I am in favor ofallpartlaa uniting with® ., on this platform, audi shall make special

to gtt

year

vote this Fall.

Lri'

li. msS3VER»»'*r

I?n:'

mum'

—T

It Pleasure, Free of Charg*. Artthsetie

A ftw Pupils will be admitted, la Arithmetic ind Penmanship, at M.OO per moath. NO VACATIONS

sd siyk^ rsaH?.^

farther information, oall aad

johool. Send for College Payer. OIBTU mblSdtf PBtHOIPASh.

6TURASE, C0JUUB8UM A 6KAUf,

owna rcttsa », iata»r E. R. BRYANT

6 CO.,

(Successors to J. H. TTTBVSB,)

Forwarding Commlploa HcrrcJutBtf OBAUSS Grain, Floor ^uid Highest market priee paid for Usdi of

Agents for STAB Urfloir LnrB. Ware House oa Mai] Hear the T. H. ft I. B. B. Dep^T [3CA

*x4aiao

TOHN HANBT&CO., tf sroaAoa, sosousioa ajto A I N E A E Warehouse oa first St., at the Oaaal Basis. an9dwtf TBBBB HAOTB. tVO-

Employment JTotiee*

IP YOU WAffT

4 4

PBEMANB

and lucrative sKoatloas la aa« eaaaelty. Brakesmen, Bookkeepe

IT,

Oopy Is is, 8 laa

Porters, Wetot-meo, Gondaetors, Dri*»rs, gagemen, Steambt«t, Hotel, Solpplac, Xavya Frel^it 01«rts, apply to tbool I city Iftiwed bom Agency etisblished under tho pe(roaatfl

Agency

merchants. lesirable vacaneie* alw. a cassa. sep8t-dlm 321 VbesteutSt^St.^gti

WILKINBI'^O-

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