Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 October 1868 — Page 2

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-express'

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WeOnesaav Hernlrttj

14,18#8

frliean Tic&et ^aa'j^rnHS'r.i ULtsiSs S. GRANT,

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IEest.

ftYIOTTSEfllCESa. UYIiBR COBFAX

day, "Ab I iGCmea-

a *°,r?zh£

**&

gHa Bsme tking.

r'W7

•firosj

Kill ihf Radicals.

Tft-JL'ot dubs bo composed of Democrsls and. as ready to fight as- to vole let them be drilled in the manual of arms be as conversant with tbe service of military taotics aa with Democratic principles. They may be required to display that knowledge, and if nigger or Badical tilling should be in order, they will be as ready for thai business a? to listen to the inangiti-ftl- address .jof ts:Comocratis Presi. dent in th^4tb of March) 1869."—Brick Pomrcy ihc La Crow Dmocrei. Dec. lmtzz:

Democratic ergons paraSe along list of Union Generals as ouppppters of Seymour and Blair. Amomjj the number we noticed tbe namfr-^f

:General

lascaioolfe Monltof Indorsed by Cincinnati Democrats. .. Wo loam Trom tho Cincinnati

e'e

Chroriim

iHai^tHfie 'Democratic procession in that city on Saturday eyoning was a huge wagon with- a pole about twonty feut high, at tho end of which the image of a*full grown man kung- misponded by a rqp^ r&uad b1a ncck. In ona- hand he held a car pet-bag. on which waSDoma inscription donoting that anch, would uo the fatoof all carppt-baggers should, ffin Democracy succccd. 9 *i

Tho Domdi&raoy thus coin'o out opanly and indoraa the plans of the Klux Klans, as represented by the Tuscaloosa

Monitor.

The wagoD, with their emblematic man dangling in. the air, was everywhere received with shouts and chsera by. tbe applauding Democracy aa it moved through the streets.

Respectable Democrats, are you prepared to indorse this murderous, riotous policy If not wash-jpour hands and come out of tho foul party.

DEBT.

Don't go In debt, ntle.«? yoti can see your way Out very plain. Debt Is slavery.

Debt is disgrace To be in debt is to be in perpetual mlserv, discomfort and embarrassmont.

To ba ashamed to looka nan and a brother in tbfe fsco.

To fool under an obligation which you cannot cancel. To suffer .a hpmiliatiop, wjhjch you feel is undeserved, but none the lets irremediable. ^..

-y ~r

There may b^wwirOh'dSlnfctstfcos, of contingancieS in life, under, which it may be necessary to contract a' .debt "but in most cmm a rosoluto man will find means to avoid it. ...

Five times out of tfin, S^bw are contracted from a false spirit of enterpriso in the individual.' A dueire to attend facilties in order to do more business. Thla Is delusion and a snare. It is the height of financial temerity. Besides, it is not altogether bonest to speculate oa another man's money, for there is an element of chance in all commercial transaction^, and even t&e .bqst regulattd bouses are subject to vicietude, and liable to Joss end failure.

Thoee who are not deterred from contracting debts .by conscientious scruples, ought to be minafnl of their peace, their hoaor( their eomiort, and their, indepeadence.

Debt acEumea the form of Freefect Good. It is ailiephSstopbole-i wbich comes like a beantegaa mAden, fair and smilinp, with flattarnip pwmlies'and seductive arts! but «e long the victim finds himself under the perpetual serr«itl&cce ofhideooa and tnerclless demon to whom be hfeiofthlm. ijlf ur^ri«v*bly and from whoaatryanny tkere seems little Jbop« of *TwtfHX-»

Tk« World's Indi8Ui»l Progress. The

Of Imiien*-.

A. S,

Chevalier, and thoy are proceeded by an introduction from his' mafflftrty: pen- In this essay ho notices the great success of tho Exhibition, and saes therein the moat gtrifeingd^anifestation of the tendency of nations to draw closer to each other that^ has yet teen witnessed. prcdaetiob, iraMh, capital, etc., in so far as they aw connected wi^h his eubject and uhows how production, supported. oy c&piiai APd aided by h»ow^dge^and l»br

.• —Z^Tvrtiv in a noDlo burst ncsS. H* describes «rcoMiBw»uw «"&•- .SaU) Governor CVbtw, in a I

improvement8made

of elottuence during his speech below the enjoyment of iron, coal, nniOTiX»gueof Philadelphia tbe otfaer

union ***ts multitudes

cott wool) eiik,

Bpe&ks

ssl4"s^g

who died for liberty, I could not heip ex 1 liberty of trade, education, capi-

he be who cau dislike, much lew voto against, the party supported by Uiese men and led by.tM* grea-f-leader!"

Blai«, in b'S -speech

EarlvV.Qroveconthe 10th, again ««c-

^ollion. As n»s 1

mto

honor conferred" upon him by the rebels, but ho.Rbouia not forget the pctticcat fate thjit ffnmo tipon his ambition.

Williams, wbo has ..rQeenily published a 4t»|n 155 *~«m"i "«»"», "rtom ™h» bdwvariv "froy uTBluo' cm vote against

how any Gen oral Grant, and of Genoral J. B. Swoitzer, who has been stumping Penis* eylvania for Grant and Colfax. also notice the r.&moa cf the following well* known ouppcrtshi^cif Grant and Colfax omoag tho number, viz: General J. B. fltedman, General Alex. D. McCook, Goneral Chn3. Fairchild, General Thomas "W. Eagaj* Them nrsdc.ibtlpss a greatnurabetMfe Uia other Generals who pritnrtnin 8 a &

Tni: c.ontrnl idsaoftbe Ecpublican parly fe eqrality offights and privileges. It labors to c^va Jn5.5?. bWt chatioo in lifo which thoir native faculties will oaable thetri to aclileve. It desires to see all men free, comfortable and contented and believing that these conditions cannot exist where two-tbirds of the commuaity.bftvo been in the habit of driving the other third with tie lash to unpaid toil, tmd wbero an intense dMire prevails to re-establish that barbarous system, without eome eDTectuftl guard against it, they demand that so much protection 39 may ba afforded by tbe ballot shall be given to the race whose liberties are so plainly threatened. As slavery was tho dominating spirit of the rebellion, so, unv der one disguise or another, it 13 the inspiration jqf tho rebel pafcty .North and South td-day.

and

?alar

in industry, aa

and other things. He

also of mac&iaes and fe,**«*«

b(tV0 br0Ugllt.at)Oat,

of men in line to d«yt «nd saw ,, motive power—compressed air, electric go on. He treats of agn* ed alUhey had suffered for my country, I culture, particularly as it is ia ^anee.

and of the na

tal and wealth and he exposes and combats the faise notions that have been, still are, entertained respecting these two latter. Next, he deals with what he calls the "auxiliaries of tbe economic progress of society"—rail ways and steam navigation, banks of issue and divwiou labor. In treating ox* banks he pleads, once more against monopolizing tbe is-

prodaction 0fr»w

Presidential prospects fade, ho as- [examines tbe two movements which

raha1ci

materwb. He also

Sow witnessed—one for the division dustries among nations, the other ior the

new Confcd-1 ^Ti^^nefor^bedivision of Uw envv^jEffiDAfisthe I dustries among nations, the other'

concentration of a great number ofwdu«-1 ,g

in each nation. The succeeding uart of the work is devoted to an examination of the effects which political and social amelioration have had on industry, and of those others may be expected to produce. Co-operative societies ot France, the people's banks of Germany, and the trades unions of England being, in the opinion of tbe working Classes

Major-General D. L. Stanley Touching for the truth of a statement Which throws some light upon Forrest's own exploits as a negro-killer. The letter is as follows: "Heqb's 1st Div. 4th Abut Costs, "Department of the Cumberland,

BtiTK Sulphur SPBINOB, TENN.,

April 21, 1864.

"The late massacre at Fort Pillow, by Forrest, seems to have filled the community with indignation and surprise. To thoaej in the front of our armies who know Forrest, there is nothing astonishing in bis conduct at Fort Pillow. I know that this very much respected Confedeaatebero has upon former occassiono, condescended to become his own execu« tiocer. "To show the style of the man Jeff Davis and the Confederacy delight to honor, I will relate the following* which was stated to me last summer by a rebel citizen of Middle Tennessee, a man ofkigh standing in his community, who bud it from iiis nephew, an officer serving under Forrest. "About the middle of tho summer of 1862, Forrest surprised the post of MurfrQesborougb, commanded by BrigadierGeneral T. T- Crittenden, of Indiana, The garrison was composed mostly of the Ninth Michigan and Third Minnesota Infantry, and the Seventh Pennsylvania Cavalry. After some little, fighting the troops were surrounded. "A mulatto man, who was a servant to one of the officers of the Union forces, was brought to Forrest on horseback. The latter enquired ot him, with many oaths, what he was doing there. Tbe mulatto answered that he was a free man, and catno out as a servant to an offiicer, naming the man. Forrest, who was on honieback, deliberately put his hand to his holster, drew his pistol, «nd blew the man's brains out. "The Mbel officer stated that the mu latto man came from Pennsyiv ania and tho same officer denounced the act as one of cold-blooded murder, and declared he would never again serve under Forrest. ''This murdered man was not a soldier, and, indeed, the occurrence took place before the United States Government determined to arm negroes. Of the truth of this there is not a shadow of doubt, as it can be established any day by living Besses-.--"Your obedient servant, (Signed) D. L. Stanley, Maj. General."

GLEANINGS

Bishop Quintard, of the Protestant Episcopal Church, has interdicted ritualism in his diocese—Tennewee. W&i.

An organization called the Workingmen's Lord's Day Best Association ,k«s just boon formed in London.'ic-i.

will not strike theo bad man," aker, one day, will Jfl ot of wood fall on tnK' an* moment, the jjnad ma by the weight dfthe walkif^e ifeer was kn&wn ti carry. perythii walking

the three countries, powerful instruments for promoting their wel-fare, are specially noticed. Lastly, tbe author treats of the dependence of nations ou each other, and 011 what has been done and what remains t® be done for bringing them to co-operate as fully as possible in the satisfaction of cemmon wants. In what is to bo accomplished are indicated the pro. motion of emigration, the establishment of new lines of communiaat}on by water

jmperfect recapitulation here

I givofli that Air Michel Chevalioi? is

writings, is of brilliant literary

Btyl° 3

I General

It appears by private advices from the Ked river settlement, that flour is $10 per one hundred pounds, or $20 per barrel, at Fort Garry.

A leather belt 163 feet long, 30 inches wide, and weighing 80G pounds has just been made for 4 new elevator in BuffaB. Its cost was $1,630.

The French citizra8^ol%t iPaul, inn,, are orooting a church building on tbe corner northeast of the Capitol. Tbe Capitol grounds now have a church opposite each

tho four Corners.

A beautiful tbDHght is __ Koran "Angels the grave question thee as to the aMKftmt 01 thou hast left behind thHV hat what deed* thou halt don* irlutein the worit^to entitle thee toh MKt »nionjt the l^fit.' -v. -.1 ii .trij-' *J

said

:iee moment, the ..ed bv the we ,t tho Quaker was known Everything useful or necessary is cheapest walking is the most useful exercise, water the best drink, and plain food the

r«-, wnSHdmm* in knowledge, thefrtifct tiacTol is'flie oas- I

iest acquired

daily to food, or

The Postmaster of Minneapolis. Min. pesota* vrass violently assaulted on Sunday evening 27th ultimo. He was in the Postofilee and opening the door in answer to a rap. a man in disguise struck him in the face with some heavy weapon. Before falling insensibly he instinctively secured the door, baffling the robber. The injury was severe but not dangerouv^. ———1B—B

There is no disguising the fact that dress influences tbe fortunes of individuals. •It is- part of tbe personality, and as gucb, an indication of the tasto, the culture and the means of a person.

It is notonly an indication of the social

gtftnding at)Cl

&hoJlbeJ!rs( indicatio„ wbich

tbe observer. Dress, is then some dogree, a passport to good society.

It insures civility, it silences ridicule, it lulls suspicion. Most men can afford to dross respectablv—only a very few can afford to dresB shabbily.

Dress is a matter of business. There is no necessity for extravagance in dress.

A man may overdress. The perfection of dress consists in such a

(out ensemble

and land, tbe extension of telegraphs, the I j0t_ j3 appearance. This depends open ._ri. :i_ «T« r.tita mauiiires and I *.. mu.5 uniformity of weights, measures and money3. In this latter category, the importance of reforming tbe mode of writing of tho Chinese is pointed cut. To the last divisionjjf the JntrpduQltion~are added somreroquent observations on the necessity of maintaining peace among European nations, and on the disquietude •which the great military preparations that of late years have been made have

Capt. Wenfz

J"'

rar

supply the French, army with 108.405 annually. This causes

the present high price of meat in Frwce, Ww?^ and is attracting the attention of Paris I j, ,_

hatchers, who have held several meeungs

erf*. i»s «tlcc8eded in oBB| fning cheap- I batchers, who have held several meetings ncss. 06 describes at6oftS iderablc lengt la. conaidor the

to conwdpr the xjueation. The highest mine in the world is a silver mine, and is that of Potosi, in the Andes of Peru. It-is situated 11,375, feet above the surfaceof the ocean- The deep* est mine is the o-called new Selzwerk in Westphalia, and is 2,050 feet below the surface,ul the ocean.

as makes no other decided

impression upon the observer than to cro*' ate an" idea orpropnety and harmony. Dress according to season, society and the occasion 1st. With a view to appearance 2dt Comfort, 3a. Health.

The main object of dress in ciyilized so- I

the material and workmanship. mer should be fashionable. The latter should not be unfashionable.

You may violate tho laws of fashion if you please. Not without subjecting yourself to penalties like any other !a w-breaker.

The penality is

A man

sin-

B. Forrest Private Murders.

Since General N. B» -Forrest has again bccomo active as a member of the DemoI cratic party, reorganized ou a peace footing, (he waB a leading member of the

Copperhead National Convention,) it has been denied that, while fighting in the field for that party, be was in any way responsible for the massacre at Fort Pillow. In addition to the fact, lately ascertained. that the Confederate Congress I thanked him by joint resolution for that butchery, there is an official letter from

may

out his new

treatise" f& tbe Tbfm or an introduction to reports on an international show. It is, in truth, an elaborate disquisition on the past and present state -and future prospects of industry, and on all the questions of importance arising or connected therewith. It is at once practical, scientific tuvd philosophical, and, like all Che-

dress—a woman

Sppear

vmst

dress.

Remember this and don't begrudge your wife tho money sho needs to recuperate

cr wardrobe. To you, fine cloths may as a luxury, to her finer perception and delicate sense of propirety, they area

necessity.

There are hen-pecked

wives as well as hen-pecked husbands. Our idea of a kcn-pcckcd:wifo is ono that is deprived of all her fine feathers and gorgeous apparel by the penuriousness of a crabbed husband who is ail the time asking troublesome questions, such as: "What did you do with thatififteen dollars I gave you tlrti other day?" "What became of that dollar and a half?" etc., etc.

What woman most admire in men, (after bawdry) is Htoerslityr

New Yobk, August, 7th, 1868. Me.Editok: Several of your correspondents

old

and

respectable

no doubt,

seem to be wonderfully exercised as to the origin of our Plantation Bitters. So long as these Bitters are all that we represent them to be, we do not know that it makes any difference from whom tb'eycome,or from whencoibey originated but for the information of the public generally, and old

in particular

we will say that he told_th9 truth, and that these Bitters originated in the West India Islands—that many of the ingredients have keen favorably used for over a century, but that our combination of Calisaya. is entirely new, and our own. The rum and other materials are tbe same, and as your correspondent says a better Bitters and Tonic is not made. We recommend them particularly for dyspeptics, feyer and ague, debility, loss of appetite, and in all cases where atonic, and stim* ulant is reouired-*Jl Wi*fr-

P. H. Deak-B & Co.,

21 Park Bow, N. Y.

idaqnolia Wateb.—Superior to the best imported Germnn Cologne and sold at half the price.3 '-"i- dwlw

~*T~~

Armed so the Teeth, is a very common expression, but we think armed to embellish and preserve them to a ripe old age is decidedly more beneficial and appropriate—this can only be done by keeping yourself always supplied with a bottle of that renowned and imperishable delight of every lady's o^gentletnan's toilet, the fragrant SozodonT

~ti»tuuaux»se»a

Always ready for use Glxte."

'Sfaulding's deodlw

•1i «Many the changes since last wo met.' Such

has

been tbe oft-repeated exclama

tion as friends gazau upon the gray locks of dear ones but this is no longer beard since Ring's Vegetable Ambrosia has become one of the articles found in all ladies' toilet cases.

lir. Matthew Biddell, of Glasgow Scotland, writes "I have found, Palmer1?, Lotion more useful, than any thing I have tried for a bad eruption I have had on the face for tho laBt nine monthswould you therefore send me two one dollar bottles, addresssed te Queen's Hotel, Toronto, C. W. dwlw

In the boudoir and the dressing-room one perfume reigns supreme. Phalon's "FLOR DE MAYO," the new perfume for the handkorchief, has no rival in any home where taatd presides. Sold by all druggists

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GB1ST and COLF1X

300.000

Badges, Ucdals, and Pins mast becloewlout at half the cost to maonficrara, Srary clnb In tb« eoaatry Should get ?hem at one* 1,W» gilt border Orant BadgwSS 1 ,HV) fine gilt rlegant Or&nt

Badgca, 12.

hlM lotion

aad COMPLEX!

ItiMlTfn ill KMKilNi) FHEOKiKS. PIIMW, MOTH awitiKs, m, fW«*mf TBK MUN OOFT, FIAK awl lUOMlNfl. I Far LADIES la the NBR8KBT Ills InvalnaMe.

niseasm and blemishes of tbrflKIN.

dfy for

isis

per €ake.

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"FLOR DC maw «fXOK DE MAYO.'

gists.

e.Iwly-Btorm

DRY GOODS.

Campaign Year!

iat'

{.c:

General Order

•--iu-njt*. •U»

culturo of a stranger, but it Avy Bfipas fft|» (]|P F{jH 1^08*

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•ff.

7 3V-

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strikes hOW ITlCCfc WT 1»C SUll XtlVU,

.da*

~—T 3 tf-sfto

Fall Stock now opening

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t°s

TTt®

I iivtr.-!: ex.»

-"•ea jft?

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Tbe for-1DJRES8

social ostracism,

To neglect your dress is to show a contempt for society. Society will retort by showing a contempt for you.

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fc3 rrr'T- KiXT«S

GOODS I,

MOTIONS!

iCP

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TRIMMINGS!

DOMESTICS

FLAHJVEJjShzn: ^4 5

6 a-Stf-'Sit

TICKS I u".:

.v '.to?

STR1BBS

PMUV1S

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&€,, &€., C.

MMiS''

Also a largo and woll assarted Sfcrk of

sasSt

ARJPETS Of #11 kindB*

OIL CLOTH%

E S

rwall and Window Papers, *-9W

Looking Glasses

&b., See., See.

RI MEMBER

LOjiV PRICES

Is the order for the Fall

-AT

W. S. SYCE

08 wlw

GBOJT 01QAR, 9 or flavor, worth ^oM50' at $10 030, in order to Introdaoe

1,030 extra gilt Grant and Colfax Badges, $12

mftiQ

will not atlb

1,100 mast beastlAU Clnb Badges In the market, '•Grant and Colfax,'"$30. Any nnart agwt oaa from $16 to 185 per day- We send a pfeatnt l.tXX) Grant Clears with every order of 950." must accompany the order, addresaed to «iBPS A MARKT, SS.Jffarray St., Sox 8.131, ^N^f. Bafcraaro: Poatgami in Hew YoHt, i(M•m Bank. 1. H. Htekcor

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C'Oc'S,

rjo THE FARMERS OF FARKE COUNTY. Having established so Agency at Montezcma for

BUYING WHEAT, 1 will rofer jcu to the following Cird. H. BMITH.

We, th' undersigned. Fftrmtrs of Vigo Conn 17 bare had dealitigo with H. B. Smith for taaiiy an, end all traneacli eb on his iiart harj been honorable, aud tu oht .tiro »sti ficti-in, and reputation In thj ne'ghborhor.dlu wbl vr liv (or bonotablo and fair dealing, 1 gooo. Bitlph Wilson, W Crosly, Nathan Baldwin, Oliver Bonnde, Newton Rogers. W Krnmbhaar,

Bociuo, Thomas Hardenii 1 W Dlckeismii. Georjfh Jordan. W bbiolds b- Heury PennlugtOS, Mahlen atsvenson l*»triuk Cnrley, Anthony Creal. WmB Johnson, tf .» Peter Lyons, Harvey Kvaus,

Wl»Ite, Baljh Oonover, 0«o Woi..d, Wllliain JobBsrn,i Ihomss PlnstOTj, John Jeekson, W Stewart, James Micnolberry. 5 JAtnrs Jackson, HenryS Creal, Dan Walksr, John Brao'y, John Htvs, W Bithop, Wm Walker, Fairbanks, Isaao Cottrell, AnthooyH Ostrando Hensley tjimmons, Edwin tUrtrel 1. y:. "•'U'.a.-a David fnicb. Georgo Saokv.

I am persoaal'y acqnainted with the parties whose names ar» herewith attached, and tbey are among the most lutelJigent and reBrecta.ble farm ets in this oounty.

BUFU.-t H. SIMPSON, Clerk. Os.|

B. HAGGERTY

JAS

& CO

scALssa

Sfeeet iron

Tin, Copper and Ware,

Slate and Metallic Roofers,

And Manufacturers of

6al?anized Iron Cornice* Window Caps, Clattering, &c>

Agents, for the Tery Bestj -rt 0

HOT AIR FURNACES

187 Main Street

Torre Hante, Ind.

M** Work done In all parts of thel abort notice and reasonable terms.

APYEWTiSE^Eiif

"i? W*3— flMi

for ^thcw IlaPMi#^ SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN NEW YORK.

YOU WISH to know how Fortunes are 'bow Conj»M-yiaenJ

Saw Gsmb'ini

liitteftrii'fcre t^ndnoted, »b3

ersrything of interest rdi' iw to rroplMBi Map «wrf Iroj

SoBsltlnc aBd SijaSQW ln New York* A lureo C«u.v& Vain, e, ovw TOO pge», finely Illustr \V» Wast Ag nts, Mala or in wrety C'ity acd To#© to fbr JJ«rM7 ir^mi to kohw Yrtik*Jmo okpublished tlut fft'wptalj ClB« vftssert leoort imm-nse sftlefl. ,. ».

W5 iio Oenersl ocot tne LASOE5T comtnmn.' Sandra* dnr «r» ovjir. Fairrnrticaiw»tsdfol^i*lo Agwt» wni ftaa Ptt.ftUpl^cfttion io

I. B. BIT KB & €0„ Publlaliera, HArtford, Cui!nv —"^ACESTS'^AlhcjfeD'FO®

THE BU1£C0ATS, A#4 bew th*? tired, Toogtit anfl Dfel fir tlia Uo on, with Sctissj onii lcelileaU W"tB» Grwt Kelellioa .' It pquWhowp liw fiac EBgrati^g dnfr 50Q pagffi and ft'tli# ei cl«t *nd c!w»P0»t fnr book-jm^ riica. 'Pt'fci «ni^ $2,60 per copy. 3eod for circuUr and toe ffar tetm, att* rt»ll di»crif,ti'.n cf tvu work. A lr«a», EBS 4 CO Cil(cianirti, OUluj •{()r Clilc»jg^,,Jylj

THE amm BESll, VCJYLyT IT XS, how tt grew to be a Na-.lonaT calamity. A. very fr unny JBuok, llnslratcrf. By mill,20c. Cooiieg for a Dollar, Add'O.S GBECiAN £BJ«D PtJB.

CO., Box G7?, N. Y.. '£rc.d« »tivplled bT AS1EBI C.\N HKW'.i CO-, 119 J21 .ftasesu street, Ke» York. /^OI.DSrE£D'8 POBHTAII MSS

G'l lines writton 5» ith one ou of tufc. bioMlcg, Ouaduzoa assorted Famplcs s'ant for 25 cants. Agents malis 510 (lay. Aidreto GOiDbi'EED 4 CO., 3? arn Bow, Ko? 1Cwk» *EVf ENGUNDERS,

Patent' ,no?

ir (S

is conceded that, the greet Zingardl Bit* ters has mastered mora diseases, bot cue aud thin, any-bitter toaioin the known world. It has cured Cholera, the worst f'm» of -fovorf, Pneumonia, Liter ,ahd Heart disease. Chronic Diarrhce*, Ojapep.ia. Bheumitism, fllofc Ueacache, and will euro »tay disease -arising frojn a dlso-deredstatelbf the blood. It I# rrfou.tten-

prletoi oan shew, moro rw rn certncares 01 cures than any othor Bittew manufacturer*la Ameri c». 8)nd for a circular, aud read. tiM-m. 8oid by druggists and dealers generally..,

I Wbole Western Country l,_iitRAXSllSGOlubs

S"-

•1

this S to I regular 1

opccialbi YEEXONTEBS,

11 send lor Catalogue (free} of 600 ST RIt08CO 1*. IC VIEWS of Vt., N B., Adirondack ond Flor ida Srenery, toA.

STTtS8, Barlingtsn, Vt.

Lippencott & Bakeweirs

Temper,

I A

iloTJS—From rfepftrtS'^nd' letters recsitad I. Tour Axo is bound to be Tbe Axe. II. It wi cnt 23 per ccnt. better. -z**# III. My brother lost o»o arm In tho war, but with you-- Aso ho enn cut as woll as any one else can.

IV. If I could not get another, twoaty-fivo (826) dollars would not Bdy it. V. Ic will euc hoop-poles bettor than any other Ajc. -#1* wTI- I would not be without it for any thing.

For ssloby nil refjwnsibH dSSI*®*. »cd thorca kerc,

LIPPINCOTT & BiKEWELL, Pi^bnifb, |Po» Solo owners of ColbumV.Ptttdut Axe.

far1

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SA.W S.

Oircnlar &ws of one temper ovffr fh« whole plaio. Mulay, Ulll, Grow-Cnt and Gang, fcqaal to any made In the world. For sale by all dealers and the mikere, LIPPKNC0TT 1% BAKE WKLL, Pittsburgh, Pa.

A 1 EiB AND EXPENSES to AOKIiTS to introduce »be the Wiuos SewqiO

JlACAiyr. StUchcaallko on botVetdis. Samples on two weeks1 trial. ®xtra indae^msnts to txi:erienced Agents. For farth particulars address the WllsoN Set,-ISO Machise O3. Clove lani), 0. isionj Mssa^-of StVXiaoIV, Mo.

REfjAcKiril:

HAT ABB WB •8TMPT0MS, Sufferer I ABE they4a furred tongue, dizziness, headache, an uneasy stomftoi., oppression after sating, path itween the shonl"ere, ooustl pa :von! If so you are rfyspsitio -fiaad 6.K01W and nothtf'g will tneet •ur' dase so efflefc-ntly^as i®B

msg «. 'neet y'ureaseboeuicM-uujr

rlent. FoB HALE TBADE

ITchronic,

E H. FLINIT & GO'S 6BEAX ORE DOIk

LABHALEt Oar fnllahd wintr cir uWr« with fa.l particulars,

(bctUr than I )if adverlicem-nts,)

sent to any addr- BS free Send

f'-r

^hilCA Per Month snxranfcei. Bura Pcf.

WATCHES 3 XUK MILLIUX.

Genuine Oroide Sold The Oroide Gold Watch Co. mmutactare.on strictly stientlBc principIsS (style, finish, and colir 18

car.tgild, *fac*imiloof

costly description

Offi06

Bebbt, Bei

stt&Oo., wholesale quor doaiers, eelfe A. en-' fcr Western States, Ch cag), ill. F. Babtke C»., Sole proprietors, North Front St. Puiladelihia. RI AD II MAN HOOP -Kothing so impor. DIj\Iu4*» tanv. Head two etaap* for «e* led 72 pitges on tho whol« subject.: Dr. Wamiltn, coattdential pnysieian, 617"St Lojiij, Mo,, aiauas pre eihtnmtiy aboTe-all-othErs-In bis Bpeeiaiity.-r. tiu natter who failed,state yotf? ca«. 'Paiit-nts treated by mail lu.evsr Stater ',

Sala

AW*" rics paid wecV. y. Agents wunti'd-cveryr wheie to sell our

Fatrnl E':erlattin? White

Ctot'cs Lines.

Wire

Call at or addrejs the UlBABO

WIBK MIL, 1(5, Philadelphia,Fa.

IDIR,. WHITTIEB, «17 Si. Claries Street, 6t. lonls, Mci,'

WHOpampble.

tr»ats confi-lentially all dclicote, intricate and long Btt.nding c^mislaiuts, publishoa a whlsh should be xead by every ysUDg maa lu America. 1 tiefl'd t,w-p "a* tien-B everywhoio. Btate joar

WE SELL FOR OflE DOLLAR

T,D a tl .-tirrr \7atcbcS, Q*v-Ui£ iittcbiuei, Silk Drees Pftturas, CtfipflSci^^oanBtic &c. CIRCULARS SENT FKKB

Kivihg

full particulars, or ten Chcc' seat for One Dollar, desctlboig ten dlfierent articles wbich *e will Bell for OPflfi DOLLAR EACH I ioducemtrnto ofiferel to Agents Bonding UsCltQjc, Address LABONXE &

No. 83 Sudbury Street, Boston,

tbe most rare and

Gold Wa'.chs!.

(la movoments. penaation spiral spring.

Bailroid Conductors, Engineers, Expressmen— the most exacting of 'ou» customers hart thoroughly demonstrated theflUaugth, durability, aceurasy, and utility of tho fic simile

Waichtz,

faemmHe Wal iam Watches,

nomter Br.lance,

Oar customers are supplied

fr^"8n maylS

rpERRKKAUTR HOUSE, ootm Him ars

trram

mssn,

Torre Haute, Indiana. ThisBotel nas recently been refitted, and put Is first-class ordar, oStalng aeeomsiodatioiw nnrar passed In the State. f. C. Wiim.

W*1*

ffaltham

and prononnoe them iATalQahl^ ss relia

ble time-keepers. Tine Swiss Movement*,

il5 ~_Patat

jlflnrroan

fall Jeweled, $29,

Ckra

(25 each. KlaDorataly .engraTid

with pew and noTel dosigns. Bach watch wsrran* ted by special certificate from tbe Oroide Gold Watch Co.

Also magnfflcentOroide Gold Chains, $5, $6 aud |7 each. Sent everywhere, tj be paid for undelivery.

tntx

with the Pick

pocket Detectifoaod Watch Ouard also, mailed separately on receipt of 60 ots. The Qeoufae Oroide Gold Watches can only b» obtained by ort. 4 Manul'ss lirey, Ke^ York.

dering directly from ns, JAMSST.MONBOB A CO., TOTBro

OTICE HKIB8.-A, complete curtifl list of heirs to prop rty ln Curope. tu.nish ed for Slby Bit DDKS BSOS., Poat-offlco Bot 530, Washlngtonv-I. C* —the MeWrsv-AsuBsoos.

D.W.33. lSO^-. XXX PR. I. DEITEB hOVETIDQE'S

WAHOO BITTEftS, THE BEST 6TOHAOH TOIflO KNOWN. 'A btbs ottbS for

®,P*P»1»,

nlaUkt, Astlixna. Chills and Ferer Oravel, Diabeis nod gists.

S*"

\gagy dKn:

1FRlrAJ*D PASCT CWOM. ^PSHOXS, WAmK, tP CABRTUim.

ffigs

c« He

tkMt'a

Misoa the popular plaa »f O N iadtArtwe.:

a Lotter7,or§ 1 legitimate bunatB.

Terms ef Sale far Bvf una of tks IoVowIbs ftrUa&«^-Bto\rp-or'BJbach^ wetting, BU{arUc qq Hplln dir Alpaca ®r»i Fa ttnr wm" Mmwl i$i Tafds tXKsUa *n *g^i S-.th Thoma-i' maki White Han rbr

'make 1 pr. Gent's Oalt

Haise lie* Qailti.^UTer.Jfttod Chaaed4ksfch ftles: A KTqrocco Photographi Aliitk 100 ptet»heft i9 yirtsOH Wol CItk.

Silf^r-ptaUtr Cake Bttkef: J6 jarda Brcrmi or Blechtd gUertirg, comoioiMtiflity. AlM, prtat* cl notittfl of 80 articler. tbfSAt# at SI lor oach ar--riet ofarM&s usually sola

tic le, comprising at at retail prices from

Sheettog.s peMoroai^ty.' bctti pit tern, prlca 810.

Wool Low Shawl. Brocb« Long Shawl. 2 yards Black Otrhirau Broadcloth.- Common Sense SewlocMachiM, prioe ?18—(these machines wilt hem, stitch, fell, tufc ^atlc, cord, Mad, braid, nd embroider in a meat superior uauaas.} One dent's or Ladles' silror huntlDg-csss Wat»h, new. 25 yards Hemp Cartet pg. 3 yards Bearet Clott. ay. yards good Bo'eskin. Silver-plated Ice Pltchur.. 6 yards Weol Cloth, double width. I pair of RUpe*ior Blankets. 72 yards bro»n or bleaobed Cat* tug, common quality, 120 prist ed notion of urtic es for saio at 91 each. comprislcg a variety usn»lly atfetaflfirom $1,50 to of artioles 1 fore ch orticlar „,

•I

N'T)

We her»lfy inform the tmblic that we D. isre not dimoected with any of t)» Gift Enterprise One Dollar Concerna in this city. Ail cOiSbeftw^Tsr}ng atHft Premium, or any sirtto^CceeOgf cewt' to AgfMIt, cr any one, are in direct Titrfatjw^ of t)w la^a against Lotte. ry. -We have infomatjpn,

Horn

INSURANCE

Triable Mfhor

ity, tt»f ail Gift C«B(«nia Intbb City wlU in closeg ay by thcSta^ FoMCC. foi A^Dm^^PA^J^AB!!

SSND

Send a Draff. Postal Honey Order, or Registered letter. •.? Be sure and irtct yonr letter* toe 11 %r!-

ANDREWS & CO. IO0 fcsndlmry Street, JBaston&Mmfr

..:6.uyff- iT.'

FIKF, AS »lilFB,

—T

The following 01d and Billable 5empanles Be we Is S O

Merchants Fire ins, Ij T. mMStfOBB,

i.fc.

NorihAmeflcan Fire Ins. Co. «^fC»tI,,OOKN,

Cornlkchange Fire Ins. Co., 157 -BBOADWAY, NJCW TOB^.

Lumbermans Fire lift. OF GBEItlAGflS .Tr

BuekeyeFire Ii»aranfe€o CLEVELAND, OHIO 'U',r •. :r\

Applications and Policies issued in %n ot the above named Comnaniat in lowwt cnwent rates.. Also, BBAX ESTATE bought find «61d, #njj, C|Olf LEOTIOfrp fffWnptfy Jtttettdci,tct^ j" Apply :tgV- --.cr-'criH

ia"lstM.A.OKANEi Genoral Fuo and Life InjtuanCfiL^gentd. .TisifijS f-i* v.

"Old Stand Dra. Thompson A Rust

People's and Telegraph

E S JLTr&M^

H. U. EXeCo^Fast FjnOdlrilki From New fork, Boston anid inteftMlats pi

oiaUBsftr orereharveaitd banave p?* setlleiat Ott AftewT.

51s m.j• A#

j6h» 'h*. at10

cents lach, from 1 to 1080, AcdiessB. H. FLINK & CO., 81 Wasbingt-ou Street, Bostoo, Mats.

JOHN BASIS IKLB.

McVcb^nt Tufliftr,

MAIN 8TBEBT,

Over Saxton Weilmtley'a Drff^Mdda store

Would respsctt-nlly call the attention of the citizens of Torre Haute, and- thfc. pnWlO in general, that he has rented rooms aboie Saxton 4 Walmiley't Dry G^ods store, forthefitirpose of carrying oa merchant Tailoring1. E» koepe alweys on hand a F4#rilONABU! SELECTION OF CASSIHEB^,. VE8TltI13,

LOIHS, «c., and it ready te mfcke it up In Tbe latest 8Qrle sua on Sfiort Notice, and on v»ry ieasonabieTernu Bating no high rents to pay, hp promises mabj up to Older, whether the geodsbe furnltbed by him or not.— Everylhiug in bis lino chea[0r than anywhere ttJdOe

Catting dene andwarranUd toifit. A liberal patrbnage solibiteJ. *ug29Jtf.

WM.JB.

MAJNULN^

HOUSC, S101T AXD OmSAMBKTAL A' I W T-iE ft, One door £ait of the Star Grocer j, ifeRRK HAUTK, IND. Plain and BecoratiTe Paper Hanging, Fancy and

Plain Sign Pointing. Celling and Walls painted aad Caleentnea la fresco Calors. Pianos and Hatuial Wood Polished in the highest style of tbe Art. Qllding on Olass and Japanned Tin, in all Styles,

It will be to the Interest of those who wish to hare serviceable work done, tooall o^xee. Information in buying dnd mttlng cSIors, will be fhrnished to persons rait* p» onanoa. boeSdtf

lABBAST'S BFFXltVXSOBNT 8EI.TZER APBBIIST Is a gontle and cooling Cathartic or Purgative modidne,i tho form of a Po»der, pleasant to take and is recommended and used by the best Physicians in tho country m« most reliable and effectual remedy. g-*cs -:r

'STEtTJBER^

OtmM IirDlOXSTIOlf,

-t-r "St

1 «j»-w?• Otmrs Oosrivtras, 0C**» PlLKS,

A JJBIE5T doaaSom Btomscb, Ouszs 2E*Tort lUASACnZ,

trtO

Be*erc jc8» in »!. %«{•'.

Ctra«slr(yaa OonHsnrr,

Ctntzs Bituocs Hkadacsk, CDI.ES tawmwfcsmnm, ©OTttS JaT7*di a,

It is a most efficient aedtelne for'Teiitales -and Children whose stomachs frequently rrjectordlnary purgattt* Bead mr p«unphlet of »stUnonU]a|ntMI42ar

IICI&V:

TAILORING.

.SilffiS'

mnhant Tailor, ..i-!!? f«s: uCrrjsa itaaas V»«c•

Has jnet recefvod a

€IsOTB»«

1 S

:nt»

Main!st.,bett7een fitiifc S&

STOCK

CAfiHnHKRES,

VBWROTCIS,

•/.- BEATEltS

OVEBCOATims.

O'l 7i»

S1.EC to SG.for each article.

attdTBIHMOC)

r.t'.r- ,i*-.hirn Hi

Which he proposes to make up to ordet -:.i in the a

Most Approved Style 1

'*~i AT TH*

E O

146 Main Street.

JVo

old Stock on hand, my

Stock if Entirely New, 7 sfp28

MEECHAl^ Tj

'•ivid

TAILORING!

FRKDEiilCI SCHLfiWIKG ifmwaGJ&Qf*iQj

Has just reeetTed a large and well selected Stock

»Vh

FaU

and Winter floods! ?-r',K& r'"y"."*-—•

Consisting it part of FIKK

frgneli, BngUsh and Americas

A8SIMEBKS!

Kaglish Vetton,«,B..h».sD.I.

French Cloth, DoesKll & Beaver,

Which will be sold ths fttj lowest prides, for cash only, by the yard, or made up te

l'!

ord«.r on short nottee. '--mjj

"LOW PKIOBS, fiUOT ms, and yUSfQDAUIt MODS",

eaa at

jjf liiwaiiiia Id aftd MV, «recc»dialiy ihrlted to

175 K»iB ft.|%0«tk ride, bet. 6tb£ 7th. V. B. OatttaB dote to order also, tUaoratfog and Bepalrlngtn the Cheapest tranner* d3m

TAILORING

FALL TRADE, 1868.

ir«TI

Clottd'ibd

KFFEBVENCEWT U-A'S

Ottan BTsrsntA. -tnf btraSS HEl'Bl'BBtL5, Conxs Siea JOsi»MrBB(

Til' .- '4""\ litems 1 t-M

ivjqn etfi Ti

•£-r !3l(oTV

r-% 'j 1 ~t

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[bl*W JsVii*

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Hif

FALL AIIK WHITES STOCK! nr -. ^X)*8ISTma IH PABT, QF FI&Bi/f

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LSkt.a'

JA*. aif«?rtn^i

CASlfRERES

-BC

BUSINESS SUITS.

cda I e! -V o?

COODS,

O E N I N S

•tii A

MEY.

rtf 1 a tf'»^

FINE

BLACK, BROMr"

AND 81L VER FOX

And Ma ifhW AsWrtlHatofBHck ani Colored

Boesfliii Oassliiiiires.

Of AMSBICAN CA88IMEBE9 or all grades and prloee. %m

kflpt

totiMUintlj on

Gloves, Hosiery, 19a Suspenders, H-K

JTSE

Woolen

I*-*

POWBEB

Ma« joar JUt.aad bottle of

MS9B.3S:8

U*W Oom-

•^^roiwdeeeoit

-7

BliDTIFCL STTUS^

-ttaJ i•& ..v-

'''J

LINE

Si{

or.

H—ii .y-

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j®a®iisi l&Je .-1:

4T'44.» y-jfe

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LONG AND SQUARE

-fif 1dfrfy

LA N E

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4 I

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-^v. ,ritf vW.lt '•*5

..tt-AND i'fi g&v*

few.v,* 'f 'J

.SW.v'Ktft ««I-1 ^*5, 4r»!- cr«

-v'if Mnrfi VwtrWI

S A W S

REYEBSIBLE»

y-ff

I|-. W I -''IP .•+ s^

PS***-**',

.IC

%i^pC

:*ft?

4-,

tiP

Elegant and New !6*?Y~ 'p'n uv/iVram. v»s rs

,oi

ISSES SHAWLS!

.551 ItSWt

Shoulder Shawls

^£f ww en

MERCHANT

I i,

liO.

'arfi' .s^^tiTSAAiaKi

Si iM-

-to'-^iMnqeL?

EDSAIsEi A CO.-^5 ~f" Cor. 4th and Main aw. J.! r?.f

^aq&itsniitL

OIIB FALL STOCK

nor

?aii« "inotj race.MtieU.

*bh^6"i

i&f!I

ctt

yik

is"' W

hand a

good

asaottmen

Handkerch*f!a, Ties, £c.,

Xj T~DfT*

K!3 JlJ I, jL K^/«

rt «r CD, yj:«'

ttie beet quid ity, made to order.

A Good Line of

-. /A t?!!S Hhirtfl, 71 Knit Jackets,"

Shawls.

{A -tsw Ktoe OaeeJ

*t*r

MMmACMH

saperistaodsShelforcbaat Tailoring JB^^I .aWf A# Mfsnsraif pwi'Ov iiis cmtote^ tim ssw,

Are oordlaJiy in*f|»4 toe»ll at

-rKftrz

-J-"

Sjf*SS^

T'if,^

v«rr

r.rvf, I ii "We ofTer s^uoM ... ei-vthdsi

Is now complete.

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GREAT BARGAINS*

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ib?

XmandMOLISH' •«.'

S A W S

7^4

.•*'

—AND %l(p

CHEVOIT

-sswvi'O-

SJ-fcl

3^»5 -iKuft

-FOB

er'J'x

tfdii

BLUE, DAHLIA

avff

ft-issac^ tx..

jtaolkfnia^

fill

fefts

-tux

j»jKisEjseti

*$lfz

«*•*.s-frtJWii

friiSllrflft-

DRESS GOODS!'*?

t(S Aoatonq rtwmW

-arR ^.tfjnwras .BS jriag .i.1

xit i»8

"!I 1o Who

,a«l p-cO saAW^aau «si3«tiw..

fUv.v

past

ra«a-'ii

,^PIiA JT NEL ft!1^ 1

OIHO

BLANKETS!

I IJaiV

If.Y CSi ^ish 5 nit

-'M

-jjitfZ Vrtvfc*

silc

A S8IMERE8

toD

•ihKOBsCI ce8,i

4Z-lastfl itti P*

nisj

Itui tQ\Ha*c) 9HUW---ffttBX.'..-

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&Ce} &C.) &C.

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-rr n" mi

We havo also a largo StocF o^f .fSt

*11

nrsnu1i

Domestic (Ktfods!

'••ie?

At Exceedingly

LOW PRICES

Call and Look at onrgtoek,

,L, !W

Corner 3d and Main Sts.

rqeJT ,19

ITi sis

'.H

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s!*§

I lla&uoOt

CORHELIVS «lAWIIKTT,!?'^,

a a a In if it a