Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 October 1868 — Page 2

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DAILY

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KEfmKMflStt is rue

ff't®

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.VALtiKDWHAM, JPJt

the contest for a seat in Cotigtess, portecl'io have aoBooncad h» totwtieatto

join Wafttrtifc'

!£pletely

m.. 8HKBIPAW". 4i

•"f more brilliant charge than wi»en gashed oye* the wires that ringing bitttelcry:

"Every man who loves his'wi^n-

try gtiould vote for Geakt."

fauK has demonstrated bo^ jCjgi^

the radicals have rain^

j- flflanctally, »ince %Vv y*x. ®«ftK ^Jwhlie gold is quoted* at $143*$ 4&3<-iajl-

ing. timxi

J.x fJ«r4 •». r^ew York Times estimates that 160,000 names will be registered to vole in that city at the coming election jf this number 30,000 will ba bogus nam who will vote five or nix times ia a doz ^or more wards in the city, and rb Oib

In Brooklyn. r»

Latest

advices from Minnesota gi

-^gratifying i»Bonmtes that dbf.ws will be electfed t^ Congress in tqe Second District:' TbiriC^^^umm tidn devoutly'to be wished." Anytl^i is preferable-to |l^e retura-^f th§ bolti .poNNKLtv to Congress.

It is a remarkable illustration jof t: revenges, the Balem (Mass.) saje, tha't the present .T'6hn QOTnct A.: ams lia^ gone on in, eleotioneeEingtour tp {South' Carolinti, where bis grandfalh«r woiiid probably have been haqged, jvitl out .1 iiflges of'jufj?,by the sauie'D*ecdoj

r«cy."- &ii fci

s.*«:

lleglHter, Republicans?6

The Registry Boards will meet to*di a.WiJ&ffioJraK,« ft, .Mtf.g-.pta.S0l

ffthe

several precincts, to cprrect and revii the lists for the\K&VVfi8ti$r election. Ri publican?, let us see,' that, the naiag| every voter is correctly enrolled, thw may lose rio votes oil Tuesday W neit week." Let there be no mistake inr.thp *m6#iitiportan!, mattei'. ktm:

I'iib cutory in the extreme Souther papers about the destruction of the Cortvt^tion of t^| United* -Stptes

}is,

will come due time, without a violent s^k ta^rasfnewrmnd to ifieTrelfef of nil industrial interest*. 1,, *jffv ~rV®

about

Jhisume, very melancholy. The Soutl^rons, It w|Tl be retoembered, fought

ifc

the-sGonstjtution in the Oooffederatearmj. As thay were whipped at that, and th) elections are going against th« partyivit wliich they ha^e allied theoiBelveSi rflie give up all hope of the Constitution**-

Tiik New York Tribune's figures the PennsylTftnia election were bUt ji: votes out of the way, while the1 ?6tiifti of the Philadelphia journftls were nearl four hundred too hi^b.' HABTKANF^' I official majority, outside of yorest}co.untj, is 9,feVsT The telegraph reports four gority for him in Forest countyv!'iThe tc tal YQte will reach 652,70QS. This is 55, 000 higher than it over went before.j8MXU3ts&tuai »b««i

Botls runB behind his.

«1»

Rkpdbiicans of Indiana, see to it thaj jthe aee|ful |ppork is dgpp to brtBg$arfl: Republican voter to the, poli? next Tues day and to prevent Mjepetitioa of th outrageous frauds which were perpetrate "wtho ergy is tc« relaxed, thai your vigilant is equal^to the grealf Interest at stak

There 4s?i^ii tlme for indolent rejoicing or careless repose, untilyqu have secured beyopd contingency, the electoral vote ofi Indiana for Gbant and Colfax-

Gov. Sbymour is reported to have per-} petrated the following joke sin.ee the lata elections An old, friend, a War Demo-I crat, met the Governor, who appeared to? be in a serious and thoughtful mood,| whW tlte forriaer '%xcfaim'ed "Cb^/tTp, Governor, things will come otit all tight Grant is a good Pemoarat, so tbe beatj thing you can do is to fall in with the. Boys 1n Blue." "It strikes me we «Te blue.Aorigh alroady, replied &o^atio, as h^stjode off yilh a melancholy alr.^

Tub Kbtc York Wpidd pulflis^es a list of Generals who support Sbimour and Blair. The eutire list numberg about 86v&nty>iv«i "out "cjf^bout 1on4 thbu^aJd Generals that served inthe army. Among the «atSea* ik the list kro Genelals Curtis, Hobson, Eaoa^,' Swikt-'er, Morrow, Wilcox^ ^IEMAMS nfcd several vtheft who ha^ffipuClirely declared for Grant and uolfax:. "The remainder of the list will hare on« or more names .'Wpped off day by da^r,,/until .the eljicU^o'.-

Sonskt Cox, of J{ew York, Ohio^ hM written a loiter to a De WSeiiu^JiX AKliich lie dafanda the oarpet ba^er^. 'tKSI^ry '•where,^'' iAytf "time has developed th« truth that toe iwopla m«^f» tame from abroad^ a)i«if-wi -Cot.umbus

®gnT

t|»o b|isiri[«^.

rT^e^rtteE^e^i^

migratioh which has illustrated l^ie past century^ fild Wblch hi tb^sft y«ai4 Kept up at tbirtaU per annum, is a new feature in th« world annals. Intarhitioiial *la%? w^ch fe said to be the world's cM»d«»c% ought to conforai to thisue% ttoA^Jonf^New* ideS »ri required."^*

f"1

It is clearly not the intention of the mmm

wjuimj!

SE7M0U^^dS'*Wh8

Presid*D-

y, and' under whatever selfish plea jhe may,veil that wish,it is destined to sure duappointmeril. They tried hie plan of checks balances wbea_ b^re^tecUbe^riftj

S &UW&Y "IV"** little brake to governmental wheats. We do not wish to see him try the same

fa'igrrgif

When tol^^gpnM^the people will go to the ^nlandTvote wr that man who is in harmony with Congress, who, gr^ chieftain as he is, is tbo most distinguished advocate and exponent of that bletsfed

our weary years

ftfer

tucKy Help.

The Cincinnati Chronicle has reliable^ information that, priur to the late ele c-t tions^bJapbLtn&ii ^a^vjed. t! ie

as high election

'V Thb New.Tork State Republican 0«i| mittee talks business. Five htindred-dol lara reward is offered to every person jp!p ducing evidence of fraudulent naturaii zation that leads to conviction. .. Fellow ,,that up. and G&xswolb's electionja^ui

to Indiana. T?heEe monstrous frauds weye organ9@#8r

romc

an^

and Blaik.

vember elections. A determined effort will still be made to carry Indiana for Seymour

Republicans, do jiot drgain ^f an .un

til1"

allot box, an oe more done.

effDrt, and the worlc is dor

F. F. Blair.

A few evenings since,

Fkank

Bla^r om of

A lew evenings sincej ijkank sr.<p></p>P. ohi

et^^TraB JoWnnZ

that city mentions^as jeapeeially worthy fe#WTlfl expfa

of note, a fe^'WF^&fS eS^JTanations of the English language. He said when he declared that "wje must have a President who will trample

he de

clared that General Grant "would nev«^ leave the White House alive," he only meant that he would, if elected, be a pe^-

wfA

confession, a letter from Wade Hami ton, Blair's able lieutenant, is publish-

unconstitutional, but look for their overthrow by constitutional agencies anp eaceful remedies alone." ... mm id6*fs»afjpear that these "are the mildest-mannered men who ever fetit S throat."'

But these disclaimers come too late.4-' Tbe most that can be said is, that if these

ere very ur^bh^" when it

storm ia threatening, they fortubltl'- #Wei/ ^&Si( wat fair. Mr. Blair has had a protq type, for when

O&L id b«

The Deyll got wU—the Devil a monk was he.

WASHINGTON LETTER.

Washington, Oct. 24, 1868.

.O a ln^rge qgnntiUes. Taken in connection with ^rank Blair's letter

Broadhead and his late threats of assassinating the President, with the ten thousand murders of loyal whites and blacky in tbe Southern States since the so-callei termination of tbe war, and with the rebellious tone of the Southern press—a these things indicate clearly that the her esy of secession is as much the cherishei I idea of a majority of the ex-slaveholder of tbe South and their copperhead allies in the North to day as it was in 1860

na and Tennessee who are making largi purchases in revolvers and breech-loadinf rifles of «^^i^Rargi^iPodel8' and shipping them South. The New York Sun says: "Three weeks ago, two thou} sand, revolvetj^were sapt. South, in

ie"fffi'd*lBTeJ^un feuare" unpleasantly frequent. Tbe Charleston steamer las( week took a dozen cases of hardware] hichf^%a|||3gff$ f^^H^a&floadin rifles destined for private parties in tha^ city. One dealer in fire-arms admits tbaf

he has tl|i"|reE' w4ei« ti

he*mil¥ffo

Papons b#8&lls a grant is the man

to a put quietus on all these little ar rangements and it must be gratifying! for^hi^ to the address to th».Pemo3 cratrc pkoy aaopted by the mass meeting ot War Democrats which convened th^ other night in New York, that he ^fill

otner nuni in 1

e, inJJovitfi

of most of the distinguished men of that party and hundreds of thousands of other! War Democrats a^^^r the country, but. also their aid, as promptly as that of the*' Republicans, in suppressing, with a beavyj hand, the first attempt at rebellion. Tbe liPil^thdiliilouidsb ^Ufea in every Republican paper in tbe countiy before elec^$l£^ &£&

NKW YORK FOR GRANT AND COLFAX, "flow is New York going is the question aikeA-a. thousand tunee a dajvfi¥^£h^to^Xy^th^rti^ tlat Grant can be easily elected without the aid of New York bat all thinking Re-

favor of the Union, Liberty, Progress and Peace. It tbe State which furnishes the candidate of the copperheads for the Presidency, and the metropolis of which, U» jttaattattKWiiBBt Md mast popular

cit*in veryhot-

bed «f c«pp«rheadiam—if that State casts its vote for Grant &&f&IK§CLQP of Novemb^,f€MiiAfiM^^B^idiatiol-i

be reptlon horn.

ant to

Grant arippolf&x. ^Bs wt

delegation reduced. And the B$publican

legislature all rigm| so -that fife TJ« Senator to be elected this winter, in the place of Senator Morgan, will be a good Republican. We want, also, to see her my wife of a tetter on her hands, after

CongrefBiotiRl *««M **kfr$Lo.W

York sends 31 members to the House of [J- Immel, Jr., of Ciflciffnati,

the Bepvibliean^ ^ajorit^ ,J»f the large delegation fibtri" that State shall not be i. AJ1

not be. All

will

eir Congressional delegation to the the 41st Congress will be more largely Republican than that of the 40th. -'IK- Vd WABASH. 5—-== „^j

WEST VIRGINIA. 1-.^'cf

Republican Majority Between Pour aud Five Thousand.

HE €0N6P»KSSMRM ALL HKPUBLICAS.

lijtf

to ,A?lp carry ti ndfana. I

The money was largely expended transporting voters from Ihe Kentucky side of the river—20,000 having been

ature

aCfsetidg

OverwheiHifBg-

Republican.

tjjt^T'W

Special ditpatch to tbe Ia 'ianapolis Jonrnsl.] Whkbling, October 25. The Republican njajo^ty in twenty)vto cohoties, basting fdur-flfths of the vote of the State, is forty-two hundred and sixty seven. The remaining counties

cacti, h4 hafdrdd m^fotity In tliie Second Distriot, McOrew has twenty-two hundred majority.

Beturns from six counties in the Third District, indicate eight hundred to one thousand majorility for Wetcher, Republican.

There will be thirty to forty Kepubli __n. majority on joiBJt'ballot th«:Lsgislatur^BumMrin^^eventyielghlf1 members.

can ml jegis-

The Democratic specials claiming this State are deliberate and persistent lies, intended for effect tfpon the cOuntry.

Opinion of tbe Attorney General-t-Duties or the Judges and Iispectors or oar Elections.

There has been considerable inquiry in reference

First—who are the Judges Qf Elections? and Second—Who, are the proper persons to sign and certify to the tally paper?

The statute' of 1852, regulating general alec^ons, is in force, and in connection with the act of 1667, controls all officers of Election Boards, their duties^ and the manner and form of voting. The 4th section of the act of 1852. 1 G. & H., p. 307, authorizes the inspectors at some time previous to the election,sto elect two qualified voters of the precinct, who with himself shall constitute a board of judges oFtfach election.

The sixth section of the same act authorizes the electore, on tbe morning of the election, to elect an inspector in- case the regular officer fails to attend, anJ such inspector shall then, as in previous case, select the judges.

The officers appointed under the regis* try law to aid the inspectors to make a registry of the votes, acton the day of the election *e clerks of the election board.

The S^sti section_of the act of 1852, p, 311, provides, that when the polls are closed and the votes all1 counted, the board of judges shall make out a certificate under their han'dsj stating the num ber of votes each person has received and desigbating the office, which number shall be written in words, and such certificate, together with one list of votes, and one of tally papers, shall be deposited with the inspector, or with one Of the. judges selected by tbe board of judges

The ofteer thus selected, and to whom such papffS are delivered,forms one member of ti& board of canvassers, who shall with others meet at the court house on theThursday baxt* succeeding such election and canvass the vote of the county.

I am. respectfully, ••LIIIIHIII D. E 'WrtttAttSOK. iJfbH J5(. Attorney Generaljj

iiXTRAOT FROM A LBTTSR FROM JlBUSalxm.— "We started early to ascend ISi. Olivet, to behold tbe sun gild the minarets and towers of the devoted city, from, tbe place where memory, stirred by a thoasand «ssociation«,™sbould exalt the mind |4 Well as the eye to tlte inspiriLtign of the scene. Well is the voyager repaid for long travels, horrid roads, antediluvian .copkery, squalid companionship and tbe importunities of begging, thieving re^id y**' noF! c^abrm «id the crucible 1 and well might you have been reminded of yotir own cify for here, painted upon a bottrd nailed against one of the huge ancientoliye trees, under which the sacred martyrs toiled for the sins of the world, eighteen hundred years ago, were figtifilp We do not know who did it, but no doubt some poor invalid traveler, cured jbf tijp PtANTATioN^ BunaiRf, wished to advertise their virtues in a place from whence all knowledge flo%s." dwlw

Magnolia

Watir.—Superior to" the

best imported German^ Cologne, and sold dwlWy »rtum j. jJL

The word "SpzoDONT^' which is fast becoming a household word, is derived

lated, means to preservej and "Odontes," the teeth. SckoB&rif ^'preserver of the teeth. And it is true to ita usma

tfi^&erlwasr1ucty1'in hav«

ing. a «fagitc h^id|.er^i^ yhleh subdued nis father eriiiirely'io ner will, but could she ha^spriaklad witia -Ppalon's "FLOB DE MAYO," the new perfume

found it doubly easy to lead the old gentlemaft b^tbe noee. Sold by all drag* gists. *tt

uk will men toe that needs

"Palmbb's

Lotiok

Niagara I 04tsklUs, Hudson,

ELECTION S0ARD8. I

the State has given th^ following opinioti I Scotland addressed 'SVhe^dditbr of Lawrence county. It will be found to be of genei^ al interest aud importance: mi. A|tO|tl^i ^BBp!RAL'Svqfe,Bk(».1

KAt m. October, 22, 1868.

Charles F. Woolfolk Esq., Auditor of I Jiwrenjfc Coifyty. is I am in receipt of your notejof the 16th inet,, in which you, ask information on tWo pbtflts connectwl faittf tlhe election laws:

permanently cured

newadvertisem

300.000 't Badge*, Hedali, and Ptns most be closed out ftt hac the coat tomanufivtarv. Kvery club In the conn trv iboaldget )hem «tonc» 1,000 gUt bsrder Gr»nt B»djte»l8 11,000 fin* gtlt elojant Grant

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el ccHttfldi

Badget, *12.

Phalon'ft Paphlan Lotion

Iter lilitlltilE the JKIl ni COMPIjKXION,

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A*l we sell are made in our own Factory, and our styles are different from thos«of any other maker. Buyers should not fall to see our stock bafore. making their purchas'B. $£141

OHROMOS:

These beautiful pictures, that cmndt be dhlmguiihed from the finest Oil Paintlngt, at ohe tenth their cost, we import largely from Paris, London, Berlin, Vienna and Bome, and supply the trade at the lowest ra'es.

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DKA1ERS IN

%1'M

Tin, Copper and

Slate and

gTBAM.DYB HOUSE.

ertt

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200.000 GHAHT OiaAE, llDe flrror, worth «6]pep J»0», lobe sold at $10 per.1,030,

In order

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to introdace

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Oar imported Viows embrace a large assort' I mailt, Including the choicest productions of Win.

'egisti'^if iijg Switzerland, Iraland Spain,. HarcaUneoiu, derthenew General Election Law, to I St. cotiuCcompaeingn9,ea" satisfy which, the Attorney General of Paris, Germans, Trlanoe,

he duties of the members Of I England, G. W. wilsdni Lsmy, and other eramenC I land, O.^ «ton, J4asi.,^r St.^u uif, Jao.

For Matthew Bale Smith's New leek,

—SUJfSHfffE ATO "SH±BOW

tliem

1600 most brauttfal iunD ningnu '"-""i "Grant and OolUx," «30. Any amart agent can make from $15 to $25 per day. We «end a prwent "of 1,000 Grant Cigars with every oirdeT of f5'J. I Hone/ m^s« ftcaompffiT thftjOT^^dreiiM^o

Intra all EBDPT10NS, PBKCKL1W. PIMPLES. _nn a tiVlrn: MOTH WOTeaffl. wy, etr,, THE um ffl 1*11®,

TDK SKIN SOFT, Mib and BbOOMlNQ^t For LAMES la tbe NDB8J5RT His (avalaableL Vw 6ENTLEMKN atter SBAT1N0 kas ao equal. "PHAFUN LOTIOS" to the only rdtaUe ms, c#y for Diseases aad blemishes of the SKIN,

phalund "PAPHIAlf SOAP" l»r tke TOILET. MRSEBT aai BATH, will SUN, Priee, 25 Cents per Cake.

are swindled b» Sharpen Uow Gambling

Sunshine and Bbadoir In ftt tort A large Cctavo tolnsre, 6ve# 700 ptge*. finely Illn'tr^tstf. W» )taut Male or iMtale,

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We pnbl'ah over Four Thousand «nbjeots.9fv 8t«reoscopic Views, Includii g: Mammoth CaTe, Cuba,!-

Versailles,

Austria, Crystal Pal. Naples, Italy, Tyrol, .. Borne, Ac., Ac

mr l^aoL

THE LAND OF THE BIBLE, Anew aud Intensely Interesting series. Also, Illuminated and Transparent Views, in great vi ri ty. We are also eiclhsiTe Agents In America! for "FERKIBR'S GLASS VIBWS," of'^hioh w* have a rplendid assortment. Agents for Frith'rf Series of 8V*6J4 in. Photographic Yi wajnSwitz. ..^,

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Caps,

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iaN

Has returned to this eity, and fitted up a Steam Dyeing and Scouring Xsab1ishmont, at the old Stand, Vo. 8 North Fourth Street, where be will be pleased to meet his old friends, and as many new onefe as- may favor him with their patronsg

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Plans, Specifications, Soperintendanoa^ and Detail Drawings furnished for every description ot Buildings.

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5 A I N S

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THE BKST StOMAOH TONIC KNOWN. esf A svrs cvax for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Asthma, Chills andjfeyer, Gravel, Diabetisnn* gists.

Chills Sebilii

tis nnd General Debility. For sale by all Druggists. DR. ti. DEITEB L0TKBID6K, Ftop'r., BaOialoi, Hi. ft.t

HI uin XAJIBOOD—Nothing so impor DLvvVi taut. Send tw:o stamps for sealed .78 pages ou the whole subject. Dr. Whjttub, confidential physician, 617 St Donii, Mo7 stands pre eminently above ail others in his speciality.— No matter who faiisid, state your case. Patients treated by mail in every State.

WATCHES THK MILLtON.

Genuine Oroide 60M !.• The Oroide Qold Watch Co. mannractnre.oh strictly scientific principles (style, finish, and color 18 corjtt gold, a fac-tiniile of the most rare and costly description or €Md Wntehet.

pensation spiral spring. Bailrosd Conductors, engineers, Expressmen— tbe most exacting of oar customer* havftthoroughly demonstrated tbe strength, durability, acenr^sy, and utility of the f«o-simile Waltham Watcher, and pronounte theta lovalnable as reliable time-keepers.

Fine Swiss Movements, $15-, Point Anmletm facsimile Waltham Watcher, ftiU Jewtfled, 520, Ohronomter Balance, $S5 each.' Klaborttely eKgrated with new aad noveld»siigBS. Baoh watch wjirranted by special certifioate from the OroiWi Qold Watch Co.

Abo magnificent Oroide Qold Chains, $f, |«and 97each. Sent everywhere, be paid for on deOur costMiMis are snppBad nil with the Piokpooket Detectlfe and Watch Guard Mso( taalled separately on receipt of 60 cU. The Genuine Oroide Said Watches caaonlj b^^Ulntnyiy, ofe dering directly from ns.

JAMBSB. MQlWOBaCO., Iaifort. •Hanni's. •, °t *nr^ Broidftrsy, NSw York.

DB- •WHITTtES, 617 St. Charles Street, St. Loals, *0.^' TXrHO treat* confidentially all delicate^ inUiYY cate and loftg Standing complaints, publishes a pamphlet which shonld be read by evsry yeuog man In America, dead two «t»mOBi .^-Patients everywhere. State your cace. ttffl

WE SELL FOR^ ONE^ DOLLAB

GOLD

and Silver Watches, Sowing Machine*, Silk Dress PatMCaa, Caipettags, Goad*, Ac.

Dollar, isriibong taadUarant artickj* whlch sre will *^1 fcr O^EDOLLAB£AOH!

Splaadid MwossBta gabrtkTto AjmtsmmJjg

im 1M^

OfNE^boLLA

fortiki

Nx.^Ve

patent Temper,

j»,tn J41 ... (STAMPBD.

'•0C':

I A

Circular Saw* of ode' tamper oter ttft Whole plaie. Mniay, Mill, Cross-Oat and Gang. to any made in the world.- Jor^le^by aU d«^' ers and the makers^' lilPPSSCOTT A BAKE' WELL, Pittsburgh,

bot{sld^'«.

Samplet

on two weeks' trial. Sitra inducements to ex perlenced AgentJ. 7or farth-r |lfi*ticol*ri Mdress the

Wimoh„Sawwa

Maotin* Oa. Ca-ive

ITTAS A

BED JACKEflXE «rM lo al'ih

Notes—From'reports and letters receitgi I. Your Axe is &und to-b*****&!•

e3f

it. lt'!*fijlcut26®arc9irt.J»ttor.g£n tfa III. My brother lost on^ arm in the war, but with your 4K*te«att c#i»t elt,as any one else can. ..

Tf I ioooli get aaoth«rv twefatjI-fiT dolla^awonl^^iot Siy it* ^.jgrr

erlaud, tlie Bblne, Bogland, Scotland, Waled, Ac. I it will cut hocp-poiea better (Han any other 8TBKEOSCOPES.—We manufacture very larger I Ate:'11 ly, and have a large stock of the beet slylta at Uo' I

..„

».

HAT ARE SYMPTOMS. Sufferer I ABB, they.afarred tongue, dicziness, headaobe, an naeasy stomach oppression aftfer eating, pain bit ween tbe ihonlders, constipaitonl If so you are dysgept anil blliou* and nothing wi meet yotir caW «o efflcfewtly as

!ft«4

-tShabks, at lu

cents each, from 1 to 1000. Address B. H, VLIHH\ A CO., 81 Washington Street, Boston, Hats.

Per Month guaranteed. Sure Pay. Salaries paid treakiy. Agehte wtan'ted every

where to-sell our Patent Xoerlaeting WMUt'Wirt Olattet Lints. Call at or address the GltfABD WIRE MILLS, Philadelphia, Pa.

030, Washington, D. C' —the Messrs. AaHBaooK.

Befereice* in Stt tonis

Oar Stock, oanaistiag of ovary variety of nttlhRfftM 1W

dirocUy

toMqpmititiM.

Article.

Bales Mr telatttttte liHm i»sf,,iis -^*fwi*«ah^l|e»n4*l^dyConrta ai4. b* Dnlt^J States attthoiUiea m* regnlar b^™*. P. ,.u Uv

0mr

oaths luira Man.. 1

T«iWirMte(M of $a.-A »etacj lion of one ofthS'ltoWWh^arUclesz-SO yards Brown or Btoectwd HhMting. wiperiee ^oaHty ^opUa ft Alpaca Drew Ttiuft woo y4*^ W^htid S*th thaM*' ariK-l. it. fchwt

Cielf fioot».v-!

Whit* MarRolllel Qatlt *il«ar«#latfd OIimMmi tor with 0 battles. A UofAccO Photograph Al-j bum'with1006-4^Wrol Clothi Silfer-platod Cake Basket. 8G yards Brown or

Meadwd a»»*elng «M»n qaality. Also, print ei no ticca of 60 sff tWea,!®* »ato«t |1 far each or

sss£*,

aelectlon of one

1h»"foll6#lng aitieliM40 yds. Browfc orBltachSheeting, anperior qaality. Dies pittern. ^rke $10. Wool Long ShawL Brocha Long Shawl. 3 is Black:QanttH Braadcl«th. Common fena*

Ing Machine, price #18—(theae maohbua^wiU nenii Attdi.WiH, tw*. tjallt, eord.wtd, fcraid, and emt»«tde( Im* moit aaperior manaar.) Oti« Grant's oywditsVsJlTer.huaUng-csBs Watch new. & yardaHemp Cart^t'ng*. 3 yards Bearer Clotb. AX/«»rds iroodOoeskfti. '(NlVer-plated Ice Pitchtt. »yazUW*ol Clotki dinWe wiilth. 1 pair ol superior Blankets. 72 yarda. fcrop Of bleacbed Sheetii g, common quality, 120 printed nctlcrs ol artie'ea for sal*at wthjAMa^ialng a Tarlaty of article* usually a,Id,at retail from 11,60 to $10

T) hereby inform Un Mblic that w« are not connected with any of tbs Gift Enterprise' Oat ieilsr Gmccibi la this city. AU concerns offering a

or any ai'ttele freii^f Vio* to Ag^iW ir any one, are in direct violation.of the laws agaiust Lotte, ry. W« h%ve inforfnafipni, from reliable author Ity, that an 6iCt Geaceraa la this City wlli closcifhythe 8l»tc Pollg. r- COB ADDITIONAL PABTlOUtA BS

FOB OUB OIBCOLAB

Sead a Draft. Postal Moaey Order, or Begisten* latter. Be cure and dlrict jomt -latter# to-

INSURANCC^COLUMN.

FIBGANBIiIFE,

TOB^.

Buckeye fire Insurance

adu0 •Mil 1

P^tWHOT ply W.

,Ari

Oxer8axUk$ Waimdey's Dry Goods siore Would rospeCbrally call the attentloa of the citl tens of Terr* Haute, Add the public lu general that ha .has,rented rooms above gaxton A Walms« ley1* Dry Geods store, for the purpose of carrying OO

Merchant Tailoring. He keeps always on hand a FA8HIONABLS SELECTION Or CAS8IMKBBS, TESI1NG9. uLOTHS, Ac., and is ready t» make it up la The Latest Style aad on Short notice, and on very Seasonable Terms. Having.no high rents to pay, he promise*, to make up to oider, whether the gaods be urnlihed by htm or not.— Everything ia hu: lia* cheaper than Bnywhere else*

Catting dene andwarranted to fit. .A liberal patronage solicited. eug29dtf.

A» BiHT'l BFFKIiVKSCBNT 8ILTZKB APBBiBNT Is a gentle and cooling Cathartio or Pdrgatlve medicine,) nthe form of a Powder, pleasant to take aad is recommended aad ased by the best Physicians In tbe conntry a a most reliable and •MMHMsiy. frj a -':m

EFFERV^:liCl:WT

rmT-tz &• ,= 'fc*-- COtcs Siox Hbadachs

filBLTZEB

dit ,ss CvMts* fKDisumoM

»"AP®«IEBf T'»

*»8ss:£r£^.«. Cnaaa Iayaa Oomphmt,

A..JPOW BEBri, '.ibiai .jtoifa^sttodi^Hubaoaa^ v.OvaasBawHtAHoOanwjijKT*,

Oms Jaosnna,

It is a moet effldaat medicine lor Females and Children «ho*e stomach* frequently reject ordinary narn^vemaMMae*. Bewl onr pamphlet of teettasoniai*, aad aa yoa valuo yonr life Md health, lo*a not amhourinprocurtu^ a bottle of thl* mo*t won^rlul'retoeaj. if

ui •ib sd sitU'i

FALL0PEN1KGT

1 ±i*t "7i iV r„J il

j» ,c% 41

Gift Premium,

SIND

JMfDBBWS«CO.^

aO iU,h IO0 Sttdtmry Street,

^,{n

•.__. ^61! f.:i.

Qrftnite

J:,

AGENCY

n~r^rH m.tfa »*r^ •'av./v^*^^' .--r-—•• .... .T

The foltSw$ng^Ofd and BeHiU)l« C»mpanl^t r.' BepAseawi.'

lifr-esBoP a flalH foK

ad 1. fofr. nfi

M^ranuf^nftriBsee.,

iir

^HiBTFOBB^OONN. if'l/ n: 1

Corn

FIre Ins.

Kxchange

llre

LuubenaaDE

iaa Co.,

...OF OBEICAClO :ci

Co.

ei.BVn.AKD, OHIO.

A|plications taken md Policies issued in any ot tbe abo*» named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, BllAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS pijpm

to.

Qeheral^iro and Life Insurance 4^ani

uTstO^d C^HS's

IncU

^"Office lk&i'Uain Street, ,.• Old Stand of Dr^^ijhompson & Bust

^"'Lklso A-g-'eiit.. ftr ,! -ii StFi' ..'v.iet'i a* ai-v,4 D3Jt and felfegraph

E A

M. Ex. Co'sFast Freight ittes From N«w Tor^* Boston^jiA'.^fetiaidlafe points

ClafMafor OVttrdarge a*i Daaiafe proaptly S^tle«atthl»*«Bt»,7P

oli

BARNXKXE.

Merchant Tailor,

••'fei

im* pel

ss a

*-y*r

XAJturAOTTTmcD OKLTvt 'fa•TABBAXT a CO.,

are

i-Assaai.-

m&Mm I havaiaovad myoAoa to KoKesa A Paddock'* Km, where I wonld be pleased to my old frienda andaasfaaarfL 'a'

£%£Z£!&2 2SlS?K?V!fu?Si'-sSf

fw»j rmf wj Ttii'T

WEDNESljAY.SBPrMi,

f? $

11 a -i *5

-.t Ffr. t' .• '••—0 ..'V

HBAITD DIBPIAT

Mtm u(M. swan stAi

ti-

7/ 1 •^-°r—«.1. i.|v.

A.r3

..' ...

.O »Ni

A %.

IRISH POPLINS

Il -if 1

Manchester Poplins*

if,.*.

Poplins,

Eppelines, Alpaccas,

.• iit

"sl I. ." -1 .-V-lli"'ria'^3.a_ .'i Lustra

(fa

London

Series

son nfh? »i*i *t?A taa

Toiled'Venice

Metinos,

Winceys,Empr'sCloth,

Delaines, Baretzf,

£K

And every thingin UigJtftfUPf

•. vd iBoisatiwA. .•

HANDSOMEjtiiv

.naft afi*«iawA sdif

DRESS '"XrOODS.

TVELL, RIPLEY A CO.,

Corner Fifth and Main Streets, TEBBB HAUTE, IND.

as DRY eooM.-jm

Campaign Year!

3i HI'l, J-

run'.

'r Sii&l ehftw •O -T 5JJ iO

$s?

i. uirr sit fijn

VJ 1-iSJ? •S«w !%tn

•:.ffi3i'it sntHfjq

*wrrA!I Si'* 1 -ul.

j- ew jit ol ft

General Order

Low Prices for the Fall 1808.

flUid, tl

Utt

.i„«i 3»'« 8»J -r nt rf.J fliSilj .hliit lull *!il .i 1 }•*.. 't *•. 9

Fall Stock now opening f&i 1

pi'i

••it oaut* eiij ri if. in' biarit frii

.di F^ai' ils»f -Wll _____ lACfe tei .Igsli jk .-.Vrflf [ttst Ov- Ofci

DRESS GOODSI

rr e.4

NOTIONS! S3?.'.34 V4R illIJ *va "A

TRIMMINGS! 'm

•3V at*

DOMESTICS!

•fit fjciv earn

FLANNELS!

Itsrf (ft sCf

TICKS1

STRIPES!

fii

Also a large and well assorted Stock

£W6ai. „yi W ,333

CAEfjJTS -i. .n .v'i viiv Si "ia- '"i II ri

OIL CLOTHS,

iloi "4tW '3

Wall and Window Papers,

LookingOlasses,

X-

&C.9 &c.» & c.

I 1*

it-diu m,) VImsb

fto&sUlV** of car*.

Aft.

BE MElMBEe

llftllftNT TAILORINC

MERCHANT

J. WALMSMEY a-5«uft

Merchant Tailor,

Has just received

A NEW

ard&t

•, !, ^:»»*i y"y, if:* 0. -j -AiwiHHw (.lAA

CLOTHI,

C'A«SIW»J6a, I

VHBTOWSS,

•n. *V(S? fni'-al ,T/ ,5T M* TRICOTS, ««. iyl

'.1. 1.' t' OTfiRCOATlK«^

it-

id* !J

Which he proposes to make i^ to otddi in the

atih-#«r«''Ifa*xn.U.

Most

Approved Style

ai?o» W- 1' km •j,.u(, ja.is? i: AT ftmi- ol X*

E O

145 Main Street. jfcrtijii**.' l«i. 4*

No old Stock on Hand, my

Stock is Entirely New.

M. yni

n«i» to fid

ats!

mebchIMJ,

TAILORING!

-It -maqu-q siitaa

•fr^^tT^nrnts-A' feju.

rBIDpijpi 5«mjlWUI8

s,lfe fljf, a I ft! 1 ..iv f.i iid Ha*Jn*t reoeiT*d a large aad wail selected Meek ASS tor* *di

b«a «930tqoi

flOAdfl'

Fall and Winter

.'* "Kv -J -ry.. Consisting in part ot Vllil ..,••

French, English aa4A«er|$|H|

-Ur

ofi

English HelioB,^^

French Cloth, DoesktnABeaye#

Which will ba aoid at th* rsijr kme*S price*, fy .,. cash only, by the' yard, or made ap ta ordtr on short notice. "A

"LOW PRICKS, EXACT FITS,

FIRST QUALITY 000D8"

PALL TRADE, ba lo aflfc .'

Ho. 1.

f.' illy," ,e*JKid I

Uidf iMf.** -t '-j ,*wsa.*.•.! jljMBtil fc&ll'iijf 80d lettiv CtWl tot &{*h -*14 jfie-.i'lias* wwi dofo*' *&• .telfM

ima

tagftffcf. I* my motto. Oastoir.«r*, bid and new, are cor&Ay mrllil to all at

115 Main St* soatk side, bet. «K* Ufe

H. B. Ontttng done to order also1, Benottatia^J and Beyairing la the cheapest nanaar.ntt d3)a

MERCHANT

•mmbal ^o astUBfi- 5.: #ii

A I O I N

OH»» *w

bL 7l'i igdi isl*

va»t re@

«ji

raw

ivg:

"T-... -dfeidw oiiate

r.r r- i'mhII ISNOW B*0BrVIHQMIS

FALL AUD WMTBt STOCK! i-.w* V'- -J 1 oossistuio

PASS, or rtum kuto

•dt*'• -.ntsi

tao». aai jjj nei

i, 3^1

is w.w 'ibn-i :-.:t|

CASSIHCRES

v»T»cJ f.'cj*sfd no

-AND-

..wotlol cal ci Sa'iViif fM" ad

E O I

AND SILVER POX

sil

I tUi

•ii

*c. *a,*c.

'mvet,^Hosiery,

E S

it.i LtiZi 3^1 t.•'

iij. *o

^Sff-

LOW PRICES

Is the order fortius Pall

W. H. BTCE A

wiV»JJOdL

"to ——ro»- TOT .taoiiiai hi Mir-! MjK x\8 ir'-irtt: •. dor.

BZACK, BBOKJir, ton

DAXmX\

{^spenders, Tie*,

Jlal

at-, it

than tewi

'i 0 -how oeffl

...X

And for a Fin* A**ortment of Btaek aal Oaiors&

Cloths and Doeskin CftflsiMeres*

J8A11TIFIIL mufi'-j .1.. Of AMSKIOAN CA8SIMBBSS of aH grades tad prises, yy ..'juj .. ...» wi*£ «•--•"»•»•'•.?• -V

Alio k*pt c«osUatl7 on hud a good

SHIRT8I AOUIiJ JanaY slSfW

Of th« best Quality otlt to order. »»y»—ta $ a in

Woolen Shirts,—' Knit Jackets,^1 SIlAWl®^ t*At eimq IA

ftw JIte#

°"**i ''js-'- ^.faal a*

Satohels and VtdiBen.^'

.•* MB. M-A€K

bmM

£iiil luperintaods the Mwctent Taikidtagl Department, aad piataatsa*a jarfcst ft, ^7

flJSTOMESS, OLD AND JHEW^ ^A

Are cordially Inrited tocail at BAanavraans, t» No. 79 Main Siretl,