Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 October 1868 — Page 2

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TbnntTay Mornlngj Ort^re1,29tli,1868

Republican Ticket

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«ttBPUBLiCA»18* 18 PEACE.

*VG»4J -i* ,r| to -»n 1$ ^DEMOCRACY IB REVOLUTION. U*iTC r1***-' •J*i .aMHMMtfSSSS

a pOLpJTJOAh matters*

w-i «a«*?t rPria^Wife-aw on-tbe camels back" —Andrew Johnson's endorsement of Ho-

STUMPS and ditches are often in close proximity. Seymour is now on thastump 4-ydt a little while and he will ba in "the last ditCh." ... "WnirBS vi®Seymour appears, the descendants of Ham will do well to insure their «ihool houses. "My frleudB" are hot £ar off.

THE blood of Abraham Lincoln, and of 500,000 martyred men besides, cries from the ground, trumpet tongued, against the flection of Seymour and Blair.

SEYMOUR'S chief argument is that, even if elected, with Congress opposed to him, he would be powerless to carry out his own principles. Was the l'ke ever heard before? 7r

TIIK Hartford Post says "Prank Blair takes things very coolly. To the World's request to bfm to decline, he responds, 'I declineand to its agonizing cry, sign,' he says, 'I am resigned.'"

DURING

'Be-

the four years of rebellion

Seymour navor ventured half a square from home to crush it. Now a thousand miles are not too great a distance to "travel to beg votes for the Presidency!

TnK Press says there is scarcely a fac tory or workshop in Philadelphia in which tlire are not from ten to twenty Democrat* who aVow their intention of voting for Grant and Colfax. Look out for 5,000 majority.

MAJOR SCOTT, oKe £he Judges of Election in Olay county, Mo., a Radical of unblemished political record, and a gallant soldier in the war, was deliberate ly shot down by Ku-Klux, while standing In the door the 21st inst.

of his own residence, bn TTW -V

JN the village of Gibaen^ Susquehanna county, Pa., there are thirty two y^pfl man. who will reach majority in time to "vote at the Presidential election. A canvass of these young men was made a few days since with the folIoWfdg result: For Grant 30, for Seymour 2.^

HORATIO

SEYMOUR seems to be exces-

gj,y^lyjfifraid that the South will be compelled to pay taxes. He has made several 'speeches denouncing the cotton tax forgettingbolh times to mention that the tax was ropoalod by Congress nearly a year %o.

iS«TMOi7itt®3&olOded'-bis harrahg uJf*t Chicagotl}e other night, by calling, for "Six cheers for our soldiers, God bless them Whon "the soldiors, God bless thenT," wero in the front, pouring out their blood like water, Governor Seymohr tauntingly exclaimed "Where are the victories you promised us?'!

learn'frtfm the Mobile Tribune that the Union has never existed but in name and that even the, election of Seymour and BljMr. could not restore that. Also, j-hut eyery Southern man who votes Que Republican ticket is a "double-dyed traitor—she whose palm should never be permitted'to press that of an honest man."

K-JlUxMotm proposes absolute retirement after the eleotkjp. He thus affectionately winds^piua speech: "Now I must bid you good-bye.1

lIball

probability, these are the last wpjj^s you jvi\l jh9ar" from my lips." -wThe idea of an "Inaugural" must be ffeiy sspiot^, esrtasaM

BLAIR is inoiting the South to rSnew ed violence,agafnst the North, on a^ouqt of reconstruction, and Seymour is infivdthe West against the East on account ol Uia^ iUianpes. They present to„.their "friends'' two horns of a monstrous. li3££38P^ti»i«r of wh ioh hangs ^wa^

TfiE 'Cleveland Plaindealer, boasted that the .lews of that city would vote for Seymour anil Blair, whereupon the Jews authorized tho German Republican pa per of Cleveland to repudiate the asper sion, abd publish the fact that tho Cleveland Jewish Society, composed of 160 Members, will vote unanimously for

fi'MT ColTaf. ———-r---

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ABRSTTAM -LTwrnt.y 3anli 1n Philadelphia, in 1804

T."*£|

.. "Tbi| war was: beijuft with* a' ^lftthy Whjoct'artcl will epd when that object is' attained Ihe rights of' the conquered shall be as sacred and intact as the rights of the'eonqueror.1'

But one of the "conquered" saw fit to -kill him. aml now the rest coiuplain that tbey/JrtiTiot get their rights. We must admit they do not get their jjgserts.^^^

''F.JCLI.OW-CITIZRNS I have lseen so denQuhce|it. but it is not so that I am & revolutionist. I have a.word to say upon tbis subject to which I ask the audieboe of*pay friends.. As one of the candidates of the DWnocratic party I desire to speak to that point, and repel the allegation: which has been made by the enemiep ii ^be Democratic party through this country. that it is the duty of the President to trample theao laws in the dust, becausethoy are unconetitutioBal and hatd' beeirt so decided by the Supreme Croirt iof the United States [Cheers.]— I doii'I take- back one syllable that I uttered upon tlM^t subject/' [Voice, "bully for

delivered

Bltrir'S^peech.

V\e

night of

Chicago.

the 2lst

mat.

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When is known that the 'Snpwae Co^rt basr aeVer "yet passed upon the (fonslKttfftnRllty of the reconstruction laws, the Skb&VG"extract writes Blair Uot only revolutionary but stupid.

no nagBsuesflffyno Apt

question eomes up: Grant, the soldier stateBmanr'fflrSayiJiour, the rebel sympathizer Loyalty or disloyalty A cqu^

*rM^unlry?

IN one of bis recent stump ata*SD

try divided into halves, and said: "If it is true that slavery must be abolished to save this Union, ihen the people

the South should

allowed to withdraw."

HOBAJTIO cBArgfes th£LTHO-6apubM(TFIE "do not merely ask that they shall have the substantial control of this country but they demandr in addition to the House of Representatives and the army under the command of their own candidate,, that th| ?»cuti|? power *£l£ Jtlsdlbe placed under their direction. 'ather think they dp, and we imaging tb^ 'triean' to ^fiave u. Those who saved theJUnipn^ in ajjite of tho ef-

H3£dtitf Mifo fcf«rldhds'td deili

it, have a right to control its affairs, at least till they give up "trampling on the aws." Until then,Seymour, Blair, Hampton and the Butcher must take back seats,

THE one peculiarly fatal characteristic of the Democratic pdi-tjrisj that it is the" party of disloyalty. Good men know and

geance upon those who havof stood by the government. It is not safes' to intrust power to such a parly, BO soon after the war. Anarchy and prostration of all business interests wouTd inevitably follow Democratic victory. These considerations cannot fail to dolermine the result. The Republican party Witt contr^Vthe National 6overnblent, both bocauSe.it has used poive^Wjellj tid otter party t&^bl$ afely'be tfust

A Good Example.

The following dispatch will be read with interest in this locality. We couiinend it to the special attention of Democrats Drho love their cotiiftry5imore than their party:' Special to tUo Indianapolis Journal.J

GREENOAiSTikj ^CtoSefP 27.

A lar^e and enthusiastic audience greeted Major A. M. Puett at the Court House to-night. He commenced by saying that he had voted the Democratic tidket ginctel®24,'aildf' &equontl^ during that time allowed Jiis prejudices to over ride his better judgment but he was be coming too old to allow his party to carry him to his country's ruin that the salvation of this country is in the elec tion of Grant and Colfax. He advised his old Democratic friends to rise above par tv, and vote for the man that had conquered Lee,* and: CBa'se to follow such men as Yallandigham, Forrest and Jesse D. itaftbli tbex^W^ epmies .. to t£e 0 O 0 3 S ment. His Bpeecfi did great good. Many Democrats were out and listened atten lively.

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In confessing defeat, the editor of th Mobile ik^i&toyJoHN PO^BYTH, finds one explanation of the result in tho conduct, which he regards as cowardly, of the Northern Democracy in objecting to the assistance of Southern orators in the can vase. He says iSpiitharii speakers'Eav$ baen^lliBd&^ed from' taking the stump in Pennsylvania and, Qhio. _tbroug' writerwasin Mj!w Democratic meeting^ -attd although the Democrats of that'bity generally desired hico |0 addre8^it, An^stelL tho(true story of' the Southern' condition, a few timid Cadet's 6tpe«KP6S^^3W:oT1mpolicy and, uf courae be dld not- speak. The same'' thing nas befallen Messrs. Langdon and Manning, wbo were sent to the, East. at the qpst of the Democratic clubff^f Wis eityi'

The New YorklPi^jes qUSftf *(li4 above tfith the following eonftm^iits Men who patted Wade Hampton on the back, and go into ecBtocies 6ver Seymour on the stumpy could have no moral or political objection to Forrest Fircytb, SemmeB or Hill. They consid ered simply the inexpediency of the thing and concluded—^-rightly, we think—that Coppertread oratorrweTff qaite enough of a toad for the party. The more the country witnesaes the insolence of die Southern spirit, and the unreasonableness of the Southern demands, the more inflexible is its purpose to uphold the au tbority and -tiork of the National Gov ernment.

Seimour Clems^

The following c.ljpiQjet extracSfafe tSken from the published -speeches of H«RATIO SEYMOUR, v^ilff "a&lpropriate headings -H .x added

W BoipifoLDEKS?^" TliS'lavingt banks of this State, which are the depositories of the poor, or of per sons of limited means, hold about $60, 000,OOOof Government bonds. The whole amount held in the State" of New York, in the various forms of trust, will not fall bolow $20,000,000. If .we look into other States, we shall s«e that only a small share of these bonds are held by men known as capitalists, but they belong, in fact,~ir-mwf»a?^ the active and the laboring noembera of society. The destruction of these securities would make, .a widespread |:uin apd distress, which would reach into Wory workshop, and every home, however humble.

It is a mistake to suppose that they are mostly held by capitalists. Large sums, belonging to children and widows, under the Order of Courts or the action of trustees, have been inyested.in Government

loQer.

It is a mistake to suppose that the interests'of the bondholder and the tax-payer are antagonistic. The fact is overlooked that, inr order io makfl aoymavmg by giving the bondboldel^? debased or worthless paper, we muBt bring upon ourselves a disaster and dishonor, which will cost a hundredfold more than We can save

If we come into power, there will be no discredit on our currency] no speculation in paying our bonds in paper.

ItrtOGY OH A.HDT JOHHSON. have no political prejudices in faWr of Mr. Johoson. I have never seen him. He isfnot one helped to place in office, nor have I ever advised him or been consulted by him as to his-policy, I know he has been cheated and betrayed by those about hito, who ^ilotted bis destruction from the outset^ But while be has bean most, unhappy in his friends, no man has been so fortunate is his enemies. They have given him-A. UXAFI^I_AC£ JLN HIS TO

RT as one who4 suffered, for the rights of the America^' pfeople.—Aforcft 11. 1868

Kit

UKLF otfVW* iPERi^^JEhis is what negf^ied teeth ^onlS 9ay if 'ibe^r' uld remotwtrKW y{iE therr"o wners and mark this, the teeth c&ajroX per|sb ot J^cpjne black or yellow if the SOZODONT* is" used daily. 28-dwlw

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GLEANINGS. I

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X5orn is selling in Western MlsSoflri at $2 30 per barrel. The students of Hamilton College bavo formed a Grant and Colfax club.

Samuel Eliot, of Boston, ta. the» i&w President of the Social Science Association. 5 .•

The Republican majority among the Amherst'students is l70,in a total vote of 226. "I."

For several days large quantities of potatoes have been shipped from St. Paul to St. Louis.

Gen. John M. Palmer the next Gov ernor of Illinois, was born in Scott coon ty, Kentucky.

Fifteen hundred sacks of CalifornU flour were recently received at Puget's Sound by a lumber vessel.'

Hans Christian Anderson,' the Danish novelist, lr coming'to the United States in February next. .T-1 .-sJiOt'H-

Numbers of families are returning to Missouri from Nebraska, owing to, the drouth suffered there the past year.

California contains 120,947,841, acres of land,of which it .in estimated 89,000,000 acres can be dey,ftjed,..to .profitable husbandry. a.

After a recent execution in Macon, Ga, the hangman's rope was eagerly cut up into bite by someof the spectatois, to be used as charms.

The Massachusetts Homcepathic Meilical Society declare against the use of butter, which,! they aver, "contains no element of food required by the human system."

A horrible murder was recently committed near Boonville, Mo., upon a man by the name of Mapes. His wifa and three others suffered the penalty of Judge

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Lyncb.

4mir

th Charleston S. C., the trade of this season -is three times as heavy as that of any other season since the termination of the war. The jobbing merchants wear smiling faces.

A subscription paper was lately circulated in a cural parish, with the following object in view: "We subscribe the amount opposite our name for the purpose of paying the organist, and a boy to blow the same."

The operators in logs and lumber on the Kennebec river, in Maine, are actively engaged in picking up all stray into large rafts and hurrying them to the mills also in rafting lumber dowit the river for shipment..

A Kentuckian recently stated in a temperance meeting in Louisville, that he "wasn't much on bourbon but,"he added, '-I allow that I've chewed nigh onto a tun ol tobacco, as nigh as I can calculate, during tho last fifty years, and I be gun to chew tho weed when I was, '.leven year3 old." L*-/

The St. Johns boat Crew, of New Brunswick, is to be presented with $2,000 in gold by the citizens of that city, and the Common Council has been requested to have a medal made and presented to them, to commemorate their victory over the champion oarsmen of America in their recent contest at Springfield, Mass,

The Wilmington (N. "C.) tftar is enraged at the idea of an American flag being erected over the City Hall of that place, and calls upon the people to put down a party that could be guilty of such an outrage by voting for Seymour, This is as good a reason as can be given for voting the Democratic ticket.—New York Times.

fTATKS '.4^

Cyrus Rundletf, of Pittston| Me.,J bas some valuable ancient coins. One is Spanish dollar, or crown, bearing the date of 1726 another is an old English piece, bea'riDg the date of 1732 and still another, an old Massachusetts coin, bear ing the date of 1734. MrRundlett has bad these coins in his house for over fifty vears. fiiscl 'fr'S-a'-H fiiv ',•*' v- aS

A few days since a lady of Gloucester, Mass., had occasion to leave her house for a few moments, and lefc her six months' baby on the floor. On returns ing, she wan surprised to find the child missing. After searching for some time she discovered that the family dog had taken the baby to the garret and doposi ted it in a basket of rag?.

A Caracas correspondent,,'writing"under date ofOctober 8, reports Venezuela tranquil. The States of Barqui&imeto and Zulia, which had not acceded at first to tho new order of affairs, have finally peached an understanding with the Caracal Government. Gen. Sutherland seemed willing, to renounce the Presi deacy of the last named State and retire to Europe. ..

Seymour's Faneral Processon. The following account, by the special correspondent of the Cleveland Herald, of the trip of Governor SKYMpuBjrom that city to Chicago, is happy: &*»*

Our train, with Governor Seymour on board, arrived this morning. There waB no demonstration. The party was met by a committeera very tame affair, and conducted to the Sherman House. Two and a half cheers were givea, when the Governor, the palUbearers Scheli. Church and Kiernan—alighted. There was no enthusiasm along the road from Cleveland and Chicago. It was a regu lar funeral procession, quiet as the graves of our Union dead. Norwalk wss the only station at which the dying candidate was called out. At the quiet littla town of Laporte, Indiana, where we took breakfast, the only inquiries made were: "IJ Seymour aboard?" "Where was he during the draft?" At Miller's station, thirty miles east of Chicago, an enter, prising Hoosier offered a number of ducks for sale. Poor Seymour turned from the platform with tears in his eyes. He could uot stand the sight of dead ducks. He lelt that he was counted in and sold

IT IS said that the proprietors of the celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS rent no less than .nine pews from the different denominations in New York city for _a.ll those of their employees wlio wilCo&cbpy them regularly, free of charge. This is certainly praiseworthy, and it is to be hoped that others who employ a large number of people, will follow tho example. The above fact, accompanied wKh the belief that a firm who would look so closely after the morals and welfare of tbeir employes, would: not undertake to impose upon the public, bas induced us to give the

PLANTATION BITTERS

guithed

LICASION of Palmer*! relieve the most diflS

will aliays

trossing, irritating and itching of cutaneous diseases, and by an occasional. use of it one finds himself cured of his afflictions al^KMt before he is aware of it-

MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CttANT aad COLFAX

300.000

200.000

Badges, Medali, and Pia* vast f«

QBIMT Cisar, flae flavor, worth J26 (Htr l.OOO, to be gold at flO per.1,050, in order to iatrodnce tbem

becfoaod oat at half the co»t to mannftctors. Every olnb in the country »hould get )h*m at one® 1,000 gUt border Grant Badges»8 1,000 fine gilt elegant Grant

Badge*, *12.

1,000extra gilt Grant aaa Ool1 era moat beautiful 3nb Badgea in the Market, "Grant and Colfax," S30. Any «mar« agoat can make from 916 to $25 per day. We aand a P"*«n "of 1,000 Grant Cigara with every order or 150. Hone/moat accompany the order, addrejaedto BIOHABDS & MABKT, 65.Murray St., Bo* 3,131, y. Reference: Poitmaster In New Vork, Ma«•aa T. N. Hiokcox A Co., T. aepldSw

Phalon's Paphian JLotion

fltr Beantlfytig the .SEW anfi coHPtiklHMI

Believes ail KBUPTIONS, MUXB HLOTOaKS, TJlH,FBECKUM.JSStwi? etc*J»*

IHK H«i» SOFT, FIAB a«i BLOOMIKO. For LADIK8 la the N0B8KBV it is InTaluable. Fer fiiNILKMKN after SHAVINWlt has ttpuO. "FHAPIAM JiOTlOV Is the only ydtaWe M«dj for Diseases u4 Mcaitshes of the SKIN

PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP" for the fOILOT. NIFBSKBV and BATH, will aot chap the WIN Price- 26 Cents per Cake.

V. "FI.OH DE MA*» «fXOB DE HATO." A NEW PHRITM* FOB KlftlllSITE. DBU0ATK, lAStlNfl FBA8BANCK"rU)N ds SON, NEW i'ORK, toliby rtlDnig.

Kisto.

Tin, Copper and ^Ware,

a trial,

aud having found them to be all that is represented, we cordially recommend them as a tonic of rare merit.—Observer, July ls. 28-dwlw

MAGNOLIA WATER.—Superior

to the

best imported Qerm&n Cologne, and sold at half the price

THB air advertises PHALON'S "FLOR DE MAYO," the new perfume for the handkerchief.- iteijghtful puffs'of the ar tiol« are encountered in every place of amusement, at eveir£ party, in every drawing-room: Tens of thousand* of handkerchiefs diffuse the invissihle evidence of its virtues in all directions, and "none name it but to praise." Sold by all uggiSUl^-. & 28dWl#. -»•, »V

SPAOLDIKQ'8 Gitux'' has become a household word. -jl*.

B. & H. T. ANTHOWY & 501 Broadway, Mew York, Invite the attention of the Trade to «helr exton slT© Mtortmont of the above, of their own puoH~ cation,nuMUtfactttrs and importation.

Thoutand

We pnbllah over Four

anbjects of SU

reoacopic VieWB, Inclndleg: Niagara Oatakills, Hndaoo, WhlteMonnfu Washington, Saratoga, West taint,

Onba,*! Mew Grenada Venezuela, The. Andee, Chiha, jV Japan,

Mammoth Cave, Central Park, Trenton Falli, Great We*t, Houtatonic, Delaware, Instautaueouc,

Euglaud, Ac.

Our imported Views embrace a large assort rneut, including the choicest productions of Wm, England, G. W. Wilson, Lainy, and other eminent photographers, consisting ol Switzerland, Irelaud, Spain, Herculauenm, Rhine Wales, Tnileries, Fontainebleau Pyrenees, Pompeii, St. Oould, Compeigne, Paris, Germany, Trianon, Versailles, Kngland, Austria, Crystal Pul. Naples, Scotland, Italy, TyroV^^ Borne, *c., Ac

ALSO

THE LAND OF THE BIBLE, Anew and intensely interesting series. Also Illnminatedand Transparent Views, in great rx ri tv. We are also exclusiTe Agents iu America for "FJCBBIEB'S GLAUS VIKWS," of which we have a uplendid assortment. Agenta ibr Vritii1! bic Vi-ws in 8wita

Iht bett ttyUe

ly, and have a large stock of

at tbe

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All we sell are made in our oira Factory, and our styles are different from thoso of any other maker. Buyers should not faU to see our stock before making their purchasi*. ii

CHROMOS.

eannot

These beantiful pictures, tbat

tie atom

from th* finett Ofi Pair&ngt, at one tenth their cost, we Import largely from Carls, London, Berlin, Vienna and Borne, and eapplythe trade at the lowest rales.

E. &. T. ANTHONY & CO., 601 Broadway, *). YU' of Photograph materials d6ww3m

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•W Work done in all parts of the oouutry on short notioe and reasonable terms. mayl2

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Has retnrued to this eity, and fitted np a Steam Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, at the old Stand, bio. 8 North Fourth Street, whore he will be pleased to meet his old friend*, and as many new ones as may favor him with tbeir yatronag 25d tf

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Plans, Specifications, Snperintendanoe, and Detail Drawings furnished for every description of Buildings.

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WARREN'S IMPROVED Tf ROOFING. We are prepared io pat on this Boot, and war* rant it for five years. This is the best and cheap* est Boof in nse, and l» fire-proof. Call on ciarr a WILLIAKS, Prairie City Planing Mills, corner of *th Mulberry Streets. Ia8dt

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(fall

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advirtiiemtuti,)

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NOTES—From reports and letters received: I. Your Axe is bound t? be Xfl* Axs. .ft„ II. It will out 26per cent, better.

1 J,

III. My brother lost oae irin in the war, but with yout Axe be can cut af well.as any one else oan. •,

IV. If I could not get anofhet, twenty-five i($26) dollais.would not buy. It,., V. It wiil out Wp-voles bet^i thwi any jailier Axe. wTI- I would not be without it tot anything.

For sale by all responsible dealers, and the ma' kers, LIPPINCOTT & .BAKEWfiLL,

Plttsbnrgb, Pa,

Sole 01t^i9rsat Golbttrn's'Patent Axe.' I.

,-t-y8"Jvn a

SYMPTOMS, Sufferer I AltK ihey,a inrred tongue, duziness, headaohe. ati uaeasy stomaebl oppression after eating, pain between the shoulders, constipation! If so you are

dy&peplic

and

biliou

and- nothing will

meet your.case so eQctently as

TABBANT'8 Efferveacent 8«ltier Ape. rien" FOB SAW'BT THE BNT1BE DtfOG TRADE. ..

ITchronio,

8,'BTi'K—J (ij yj Sbeet Iron

is conceded that tjio great Zingard Wthas mastered more dilesseS, both acute and than any bitter tonic in tile knowa world. It U&» cured Cho)erar the worst. for-ms of Fevers, Pneumonia, liter and Heart disease, Chronio Diarrhoea, Dyspeptia, Bheumatism, Sick Headache, and will cure any dissass arising -from' a disordered state of the blood. It is recommended by Governors of States, Members of Congresi, distinguished divines and physiolansi and (fie pro. prietor can show more sworn certitioatea of cures than any other Bliteri maunfactaMrs in ..America. Sand for a circdMk'r, and read tfa*m. Bold by druggists and dealers generally. BBBHT, B»IOK•TT & Co.. wholesale liquor deal^a, aeio Agents fcr Western States, Chicago, III, JT. BABIIB.

Wire

Oot\e»to linet. Call at dr addtess the GIBABS WIBB MILLS, Philadelphia, Psf.

HEIB8.--A

WOTICE A* list of heirs to property ed for 91 by BKDDXN BBOS., Post-office Bo* 030, Washington, D. 0* —the Messrs. AsBBaooK.

complete oarttfl? in KUrope, furnish

Befereices iaitt. Lojda

D.W.D. ...» 1863. XXX

BR. E. DEITER hOVETIlJGK'S WAH00 BITTERS,

THE BEST STOMACH TOIJIO KNOWii. N9" A sou cm* for Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Asthma, Chills and Fever, Gravel, Diabatis nnd General Debility. For sale by all Druggists. DR. B. BKXTKB lATSBlSG*. Prop

Bnfkle, Sf. .::t

III Afin MANHOWD—Kothing so imtiorDlArlf V* tant.i Send: two stamps for sealed 72 pages on the whofe subject.. Dr.WKJTiiaa, confidential physician, 617 St I,onii, Mo., stands preeminently above all dthersin his speciality.— No matter who failed, state your oass^ Patients re at a in it a

WATCHES IHK MILLI0R. ilenaiae Oroide Vald!

The Oroide Gold' Watcti Co," tnanufactnre, on striotly scientific pridciplss (style, finish, and color 18 carat gold, a/oo-riraifoof the most raraand costly description of Gold

Wotclwi.

"they are manufactured with Huntipg Cssef| (ladies' and gentlemen's),- have superb movements, Jeweled engine-turned, Vitt

Watchet,

.TERilE HAUTE, IND

*—1 -"t ^unuoE

tie

BBO

Mannfactcrers of all kinds of

CEAOKEES,

Swtss com

pensationspiral spring. Ballroad Conductors, Engineers, Xzpressmenthe most exacting of'our customers havethor oughly demonstrated the strength, durability, acenracy, and utility of thp fao-sUsile

and pronounce tbem invaluable as relia

ble time-keepers. Vine 516

fac-siniUSwiss.,Movements,faU

Waltham

nomter Balance $25 each. Elaborately engraved with ttew and novel designs, lach watokwarranted by speqial certificate ftom the Oroide 4}ol4 Watch Co.

Also magnificent Oroide Gold Chains, fs, $6 and $7each.. Sent eterywhere, to be! paid Ibr on delivery.

Our customers are supplied rsaa with the Pickpocket Detective and Watch Otiard also, maOed separately on receipt of 60 cts. The Genniae Oroide Gold Watchee can only be obtained by ordering directly from ui.

«17 St. Ghailca Street,ioiUs, l(o.» TKTBO tttatt confldentUfly aU delieato, inirtVV cate and long standing complaints, pub-, lisbesa pamphlet which should be read by every yenngmatain AtSertca. SendtWo-etempt. Patients evsrywbefa. State

jtSttt

WE KMX FOB ONE DOLLAB

GOID

and Silver Watchas, Sewing Bili Drew Patterns, Oaipetingii, TTomMtic Goeds, Ac. 'l. V' CIRCUliAKS giving fallpsirtiettlan, or tthih«cW »«nt One DoUar, dssnrlhnag teadttSimt arttolaewhtth: we Will SMt for j. ONEDOIXAB KACHI pleadid induc«B0&t>i

Clubs. Address LABONTS A BABBITT, Ko. 83 Sndbory Street, Boston, Mass.

SHOES, WAM.

tW.AB

ttmW Bare

toi aboat On Mlllloa Dollars. Oar bniintai ha» beenj»eci(le4 by Courts of this State an4, |/ja»e United 8tates authoritiee ot.ajjcllit.^' v, aa*rjg«ti« «»rCtiil» ®f A"1*Uon of oae cFoie follower atdMe£-90 tarda Brawii erBleached Weettag, eaperier quality

PaM*ai Wart toara aa eight-day Clock, Geat'i Calf Boots.—

tPhiteHaraMlw QiiU cUlser-ptated (Aased Caa. ^E Wlth 0 bottles. A Morecco Photofraph At-

Bleached Sheeting, common quality. Also, prtatid notices of 60 articioa, for sale at il for each aricie. comprising a Vsrtely Of artkiea asually sold atrataiip^l^»l,5pto fa for «aah article larstitA efjlio, a selection ofone of the following arti^Ma :—IO ds. Br6 wn or BltachgbeeUng, inpeHor duality fives pattern, price $10/ .Woof LtMkg:iHhawl. Brooha Long Shawl. 3

Common Senas machines will Mad, braid,

and 'embtoUee in a aiest "saperior manner.) One Gent's or Ladies' silver hnaUng-csse Watch, new 25 yacds'Hemp Carpeting. "3 yardB Beaver Cloth yards good Dotskl*. SilVer-plated lce Pitch Sr. «|ards Weot Cloth, doable width, pair of superiorBlaaketa. ,72 yards brtfwn oj bleached imcn qnality,120 printed notion of leatat eah, odmpriaing a varlaty

coinm&n quality II eah, comprising a

Of articles usually s^ld at retailftom $1,50 to $10 for eech article, .aas

aast_3SKA3?ra

Vr we hejeby t»fom the nabllc tbat we F»- are not con.neeled v^ith any oi the Gift Vaterpriie' Ome BoHar Ceaeeras in this cityj AU^certiS operlBg aflih Premlam, or any artict^^ree o(,joait to Aseat, or anyone, are in direct v^olatloa.pf tb^ laws against Lotie. iry, information, from,reliableauthority, that ail tliCt (toinru la ftls City will fee fcloscd ap fcy tc State PoUfee.

FOB APDITtQNAlt PABti1jffi.xiBSsilSB rOJt'OtTB OIBOITIiAB. Kead a Draft

:¥ostal

Maaey Drter, or Heg

ten* Latter.! Beureaad dfee^t yohr letters to

:".&fr0&EW8

ft CO.

IO0 Sudbury Street,

MiKr1)3oato»»

Mass.'

INSURANCE CO I. il N.

FIRS AND LIFE.

i.».i uf- 1 3 'i,'-.j

i-.il a The follawlngiOld aird Sellable Companies

Morebftnts Fire Ins. €o.f

^rtbAmerle^Flrel^to, aovr,:-

G^rnexeliaRgenrelu. Ce !Wl vh BBQADWAV, w*w IOBK.4

Lmikbehiftkng lire Ins. Co., ".?• MCHIOAQO.

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co OLBV*l/AND,-OHWr

Apblioatioaa t*k«tt and Folloiea iniued !it^«ny 'otr tb4 abe«7e' wajaod Comwm in lowMt Odrrcmt' rata*. Al»o, REAL

ESTATE bought 'and sold, and OOLLEOTIONS promptly-attended to.

Apply to

rA,d

1 'ic-yJoj r.

:.*l

General Fire and- juife. jaflurance Agent.

1 0

MamlSt^betweeii St^jk 6th

MSS,](|tte Street ,.H,

01d,6tuui Of Drg. Thompson

flTront.

St". Phila

••'u.i

,#a« cti" 'i.

JOHN BAKHIKLE.

Bust

Als6:Ag:6nts It xtsiii-anT: edi oic: sc^an!

CUiwfoe,OTOrefeargeand bamage pronpllf settled at tUs iKtanr

Merchant Tailor,' .. 1(4£NSXBSXT, & Over Saxton$

WtdmsLe^s

EFFISBVEMCEIVT

Ctraas Drspirsu,

n- floaaaHcAaTaoa^

Wailham

Ai»trican

Watchet, Jeweled, $20,

Ohro•

C0B«8IHM0MT|0W,

?3 iu1S

ease

278 •eenmch 8t.» New York. For Sale by til Drttgf 1st*. -Wt

4'ri Jiite Mjil

I hayameisd aty oflcs to jiaKaif UU, wMraJ v^tw fiMMd to sse my old

sngkrWoeipIs' oiiir

daostoi

synaidtf

COODir.

miiowtm

.11#•

S&X.t,3r

FALL OPENING 1

1868.

obawd AiaruT

-rr—iOf-

t-ri

•h

Dry Chads

store

Would respeetaally oall'the attention of the cltl zens df TeiraHaute, and tke pnblio In general, that he has rented rooms above Sazton A Walmsley'j Dry Geods st^re for the purpose of carrying

merchant Tailoring* Ha keeps alwats on hand a FiSHIONABXiE SELECTION OF OA8BIHBBBS, VESTINGS, oliOTHS, Ac., and. la rsady tsmake it up in The la(Ml Style ana on Short Notice, and on v*y Seasonable Terms. Having.'no blgh rents fo pay, he pfoiniMS to make up to Older, whether the geods be furnlthed by him or' not.— Everything lu. h)s line cheaper than anywhere else.'

Catting dene and warranted to fit. A liberal patronage solicited. .-i aag29dtf.

A A N

MfriUVESOENT 8EI1TZER APERIENT la a gentle and eOoting Oathkrtlc or Purgative medioine,i ittae form o( a Jfewder, pleasant to take and is recommended and used by the best Physicians in the country atf a most reliable and effectual remedy.

tlftiV

OtTEti OoftlVKim, '4

ra»

IPSBIKHI

Ctnc# Be ua

STOMACH,

iQwaas Jlsavws HSABAOHS, CwtaaLiraa

OO*H.AIHT,

POWDKB v:

£fl

CoMaBBtamawto OoapLattTS,

.? '-v'-ino• Obaaa-Jawwwt*.-It is a most efficient mediolne for females aad Children whose stomachs frequently reject ordinary pWrgBtivemedlcfiiee.' Beadonr pamphlet of testimonials, aad^a you value your lite aad health, lose aot an boor in procuring a bottle of thU raost WondAinl Temedy.

jhtp—ts «f p|«-

All BaiVsg* I time as_ «afc .as and

xmA

.*.1 feai

ft .•

WEDNESDAY, SEP, 30th,-

Hi'J

Manchester Poplins^

Granite Poplins^1

Eppelines, Alpaccas, tfrt r.iiitriH isw .'drj? I 1. 1 .v'y.r,.*- O

fill''I

Lustres, London Serges,

•e ,'£? ,=3.4,^

Merinos, Toiled'Venice

r. mi 1 *ii 1 T-iiii^ jf-' i. i-f*'-* .-fc.u-• I

Winceys,Emprs Cloth, ,« Jil«|

Delaines, Baretz,

a«if k^thiWin

^HANDSOMEj:

DRESS GOODS.

«i.iSe%:3.A£i .is4 JWtfiuUl

TUJELL, RIPLEY CO

.ttJCorner fifth and Main Streets, TEBRE HATTTE, IND

DRY GOODS.

Caapaign Year I9l»

i.-

•_

•-£,}

M. FastFrelgbt Lines Fre^HwJor^Bof^naftiintprmediate poinu

^n 5 t-. Iflfe ef £3

.•

.t i'

A. CRANE.

inwiy

General Order No. 1.

sarf ,Pt

•i lifi S-9 bUM

—_ }i iiadw ,ssaa ini'f saw tee .Trie V, r, )L

:*T^«

Low Priees for the Fall 1868.

niS'

eft?

.OS* Ml-?

's asaaljsifi Fall Stock now opening

,,|S. ii

"i w"

HTKA

a -yd loi*

i" x. ''fife

I 'TIT ^5T J.

-.11 ?„.!• ,».* fi3# ''Oi'^

MktQ

iti-

'fccajJx

DRESS GOODS! t, »NO TIONS 3«n,ib7o4

FLANNELS!

':iH

noi#i

TRIMMINGS! DOMESTICS!

js.

PBlNlSfc*™*'

'**-3

mil-MStVtfW'

&C„ SC.

Also a large aad well assorted Stock

CARPETS

OIL CLOTHS, f:

DRUGGETS,

Looking Glasses,

.If •*•«.

SCC-9

-flj

&0.,

-i'

&G40)t£®

B1MEMBER

LOW PRICES

Is the orderYor'ihe Fal\

5» «ws

w. arc£ it co.*

TAILORING

TB1COTS,

•Jti

if'tii-

I'.f

IRISH POPLINS*1

•WS§.

MERCHANT

WALMSMEY.

Merchant Tailor, Has jua^ racoiTOd a CLOTH8,

.'f»C

NEW 8XOaK..(^

.*J\

t-*sr'ftS"i

«l .-ff

CASBIMEBES,

.wi'

t-:

I« J3${HOW

-«n

OYKBCOAT1H€M^h.

:*a

aMdTBIMHllfCl

WJilcb he propoaai to aoaka t^ Io ottaai-V

eao:'i ,:^aa moil

in Use

Most Approved Styled V4»t

THX

Bitif i-'ifd ».»

-if- 'i

old

«iM fli ast

145 Main Street. ..

Stock on hand,m&*o

Stock i»

Entirely Ne%6.« *t- -i

sepitf

^MEBCHAMJi: ,«i

TAILORING!

EagHsh

the

Urtic& ojr

a...

FREDERICK 8CHLlWH§[fn

fall and Winter

.- Isu-- a

bnl

Has inst reoelved a large and well Selected Stock!' of-

Dtii aid

Oossistlng in part of rt» Ut

Fresch, Kngllsb aadlsuriesa

I 'CASSrStKHMBr'

frenchOletkiDeeaklaaBtsnr,

Which will be.cold at tha ysry towsst cash only, by the yard, or made np ta In urdtroaShortaotioe. Ta *.•,(!. «.jj ,-drij "LOW PRICES, EXACT Vi98 «M*

FIRST QUALITY 60«DBn

r.^

ijsdiJ?

Is my motto.

Oustoniers, old ehd new, are oardiaUy.iaritad te all at

H5 Main St.^oatli side, bet. 6tfe 3th.

K. B. Onttlng doae to orders also, Baao&tiaf and Bepairing In the cheapest acaaaer. d3m

MEROHANT., ^7©

.tii «j, ,i .•

'Mo S^tli

TAILORINGS

mt *-*FALL TRADE, 1898.

-in

ta.'lnag.

IISIBV# «8f

faw

iitipftewi !*-°--iq-

«not

PICKS!

STRIPES! 'favtk

f.Vij.itifj at fi* fc^fPK

AND SILVER FOX

»hJ

-'i'

»I a

fJ a'naMwtfifW

BANNISTiaR

•fee-

X8N0W SCOSmHQ Blf {rf0j

*$i bn

FALL AND WUTSK StflCu"

CON8I8TIKO IN PART, OF RI1

il it FBBNOH and MTfOlMk .'SOI IW

SH.

I -w

-t/tAi* #efl oi iao it ifsir »v

arfl

-AND-

-Krfe^isSt) O aBc-'|*fl'i t"ai til .r

HB VOIT"rt

.4 i9hjsi(l

Hatffifi oi ik&t 'tilt' dim

qo ..'•( too

BUSINESS SUITS

srrfj ani 'tc is i-t)

s3H art

BLACK,

BL UK* DAMLIJ*

a 4 a

Ata for a Pine Assortmsat Of Maek ttdfiildM

UmB t'0 ii\*2

Cloths and Dtesklf CigsMfcerts. „,

BKADTIFUL mU8 i1" .iair

Of AMERICAN OA9SIMKBK3 ofali fradss aal! prices^ —ii tn ..t i-rjiiipp/Ktiw uv if

nted#

baa f^caq

Also kept constantly oa hand a good aeebrtmsjF

vdi

T~:8u#pender»,

.. ,irt

Viliml Window Papers

rr*ai *ip*miiaa

tie'..-1

Gloves, Hosiery, Hitndk*telVf0.

Tt«*, &e.,

SHIRTS,"

Of the best quality, made to ordac- fjJi'A

A Good Line 'of *l

wobten

j***

O .{id*

•|ir jum

Knit

Sfiftwi**

1bq*a reW KlMOaeftJ S«»»d %*&!&

-'U

•di ..." f"*" l*oU

Satchels and Valiset.

WU#CTK.?„.r,

Still superintonda the Merchant TailorQi^ Departmaat, and gwaa#asaaperfcot flt.

CUSTOMERS, OLD AND NMW^ Ae

cdHtai^ irrited t6«a» 4v«»^ *ofl BA^irfisnrEi^si -»c-

No. 79 Main Street.