Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 November 1868 — Page 3

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.OWJBG.TO THS PICULIAB and

imDortsnt relations which they sustain, their

happiness and welfare, for Bone cin be happy iK, are ill. Not only .0, but

on.

rious female complaint* can

ran on without involving

An/i

«A StandardjBemedy.", 8uch an article is "Dr. Tobias' Venetian Liniment." It has stood before the public for 21 years, and has never filled giving satisfaction in jU a, single instance. Every drop of this valuable compound is mixed by Dr. Tobias himself, thereJJSWfrolMt can always be relied upon. It is warranted superior to any other, for the cure of Chronic

Bheumatism, Toothache, Headache, Sore Throat, Vomiting, Frosted Feet, iMrnnps, Croup, Burns, Cuts, Sea Sickness, Insect Stings, Srpains, Cholera, Colic, Spasms, Dysentery, Bruises, Colds, fleilOoughs, Old Sores, 8weUings, Pains in the Limbs, and Chest. There is no medicine in the

that

th®

^®™„67m»nent

the individual, and ere long Prodac|n

.i.k.^a

ppe&A.

TiMmttnre dicllne. Nor »u

various

deVcftf!

*J^°wnTi troe woman so far

luott urgent ntcesfity win »crificegber greatest ctarrnto^V^ands will then thank us

found tlficaclooe in r«lost every one of th&se peculiar to the sex.

Bcchd.—Hundreds

When reviewing the causes of thes» distressing complaints, itismiet painful to contemplate the attendant evili couaeqeent upon them. It util simple Justice to the subject to enumerate a few 1 of the many additie!i(iV C#8se« which *0 largely affect the lite: health, and h.ppinws of women in all clasesof society, and which, consequently, affect more or less, dirtily, the welfare of the entire human faniffy. The mania th.f exists for precocious education and marriage, causes the years that nature designed for corporeal develop, ment to be wasted and perverted[in the restraints

aMn™'qpanl5H'*=ited

or dre»j the early confinement of

by pleasure, derverting in

mldnigfct refo! We TiSura design^d bynsturefor sleep and rest, the work of destruction is half

Inconsequence of this early strain upon her

:x.d.nCTt^.r^r

keeps the mind morbidly senitivie to imprcssoin. while the now constant WMl*lnt of fashionable dress, absolutely forbidding tho oxerc se indlspensable to the attainment and retontion of organic health sad Strength f*11®exposure tc night fir the sudden^Ba«W-»f ttolierattire the

cow

oieteprostration produced by excessive dancing, mkst.of MC«SSity, ptoiluca their legitimate effect. At last, an cirly marriage caps the climax of

migtrr

and the unfortunate one, hitherto so utterly regardless of the plain alctatof and remoastrances of her delicate nature, becomes an unwilling subject of medical treatmsnt. Thn is but a truthful picture of the'experienceof thousands of our yonng women.

hong

before tlie ability to exerciee the functions of the generative organs, tbey require an edusation of their peculiar nervous system, compoeed of what ia. called the tissue, which is, in oomm«n with the female breast and lips, evidently under the control of mental emotiens and as-.--sociatlons at an early period of life and, as we JOWKhall subsequently sea, these emotions, when excessive, lead, long before puberty, to habits which ^sapthe very life of the victims ere nature has "self-completed their development.

For Female Weakness and Debility, Whites or Iieuoorrhcea, Too Piofuse Menstruation, Exhaustion. 2oo Long Continued Periods, for Prolapsus

uttkvoLts

^COMPOU^DKXtSaotW BtiJGHU.-"Directions ruse. diet, an 1 advice, accompany. Females in every poriod of life, frem infancy to extreme old age, will find it a remedy to aid natdt^lft Ue diwoarge'pf its funeilons. Strength

Is tne glory of mannood alid ^ohianhood.

Kxtbact

bdld's

Hsi.m-

ilucnu is more strengthening

tbanany of the preparations of Bark or Iron, -••infinitely safer, and more pleas -nt.

Hii.mbold

Hilmbold'stheTake

tar"

None are

a fi^xTjiac^JfccB®, havijit feoelvad the indorsement of the most prominent physicians in the United States, is now offered to afflicted humanity as a certain cure for the following diseasee'and •v^mntoas from whaUver cause originating:—

BebllitV, "Mental arid Physioal Depression

Imbecility, Determination of Bjood to the Head, Confused Ideas. Hysteria, General^ Irritability, Beatleesness and 81eeple»sness at Night, Absence iifcfkuscular Bffleiency,

Lots

of Appetite, Dyspep-

Emaciation, Low Spirits, Disorganizatiou or Paralysis of the Organs of Generation, Palpitation of the Heart, and, in tact, all the conc mitants of a Nervous ana Debilitated state of the system. To insure genuine, cut this ont.— Ask for

no other, bold by

Drugglstts and Dealers everywhere. Price 9.m per bottle, or six bottles for 86 f-0. Delivered to any address. Describe syniDtons in all comm.nieatlohs. Addfesj H. T. MELMBGLD, Drug and Chemical Warehouse, 691 Broadway, N. 1.

Genuine

nnlesidoaenp in steel-

engraved wrapper, with f»c-3imile of my Cbemi-

erSaaaeMssjr1*^ «»».

standi more on 11b own merits

than the "Venetian Liniment." Thousands of Certificates can be seen at the Doctor's office, attesting to its rare virtues. The great sale for Dr. Tobias, Venetion Liniment, has induced several unprincipled persons to counterfeit this "Valuable Remedy purchasers cannot bo too careful Jto see that "Dr. Tobias' Venetian Moment" is

tamped on the glass, done up in yellow paper, and signed "S. L. Tobias." All others are dangerous counterfeits, and although they may resemble the "Venetian Liniment" in color and smell, "bewaTe of them."

Sold by Druggists and Store-keepers through out the United States. Depot, 10 Park Place, Now

LO& 1

•jos b.

Bbahd*kth

lldwitn

Impure Blood Makes SicU. The bowels may be costive, or some organ does Its work w^akly.-yCrem caues like these gasts and gummy substances occur which poison the blood the perspiration may be cheoked the feet may be so ohllled that their fetid exhalations are thrown back upon the blood. Here is cause for pains, fevers, inflammations. In these casts Bran dretli's Pills are worth more than gold. Five er tlx e«re«t once. Remember they cure by at once removingfrdm the tfodfr those mfcttfrs which poison the blood and make us sick. These celebrated Pills should be in in thehonse ready,

in white letters on the Gov-

•rnment stvmp. Principal Agency, Branfireth House, New York Sold by all Druggists.

Hdwlm

ITCH I ITCH 1 ITCH I SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH

In from 10 to 48 hoars. Ointment cures The Itch, JDores onres oures cures cures

ffkaatea's Ointment Vkeaton's Ointment ffkeaton's Ointment fffceaton's ointment fTkeaton'ft Ointment

Salt Bhennt. Tetter. Barber's Itch. Old Bores. Kvery Kind

09 BVKRT BDMOB UK 8 MACHO,

v* atNSX "hy m«tt, eo onto. Ad-

itm»

WMEKS 4 POTTKB, No. 1T0 Washington Street. Boston, Mass: Tor sale by all Druggists. Boston, Sept. 18.1S67-3ta wdwly

••KABTBCOOD."—Another Nt» Medical Pampkei from Hit p*»

Da-

Oumis.

The "Medical

Itmea" say»«f this worfc "Thia valuable treatise 6n the ofcnse and cure'of premature decline, thows how health is impaired through secret abuses of youth and manhoed, and how easily regained. It gives a clear synopsis of tlio impediments Cb marriage, the oauss and effects of nerv ous debility, and the remedies therofor." A pocket edition of tho above will be lorwarded on reoelpt of six stamps, by addressing Doctor CuaTtS,

No. M'Korth Ch|tles Street, Baltimore, Hd. Jul/lSdly

dtofCafarrh can be Cured!

HEADACHK—At once relieved. COLDS IN THK HEAD—Vanquished.

NESS—OVERCOME.

DEAX

WRkK Hade Strong. ASTHM*.—Quickly cnr«d. All of the above complaints ccmmon to suffertng humanity, can be ca^ed by the use of thow.Ml known remedy

BAEDEB'8 UEKXAS SSIKF. It never Mis to cure, is quick in its opcraH»j, andbelus jut up in neat metalic boxes, it never its virtue. Hundreds of testimonials could

qboM to mojte Its geolaess, but It is needless, Miw belupr nsod It taplfly wins Its way into favor. sale by all Druggists. Price, 35 cents, or send

60 J!.

,VVadflo^eenta*0-

SPECIAL NOTICES-

Of fimnordsys was an ntltr tegl«t of sanifclry' precautions No efficient means were adoptedfljr the prevention of sickness. Sewerage^was unknown in cities drainage was rarely Attempted In the conn try. Heaps of offal~Wer»*left?tb rot to the public street*, and dMoeslio cleaalfnee, the. greatantldota to fbrite diseases, was sadly neg lectcd. It ia not-so mdm. Wise laws, philan thropic institutions, ands vigilant' sanitary po lice, have, to a'great extent, remedied the ®vlf.

I'»ZTmTSL helped materially to lessen the rales of mortality It is not too mnch to say that

.1 WIEWffitfM troublesome complaints J?™*w.Ifiifli.e&*a"n"d"bundred8 of others apply t»infv to droggists and doctors, who either mere- 1 tonio and a teratlco comprises theextracte

Kxtbactpeci

eicape sickness in unhealthy seasons in consequence of having ikvkjo*ami

I ,able

tantalize thfm with the hope of a cure, or ap-

U(LEMENCCGOF

... —v. leu, all the liquors of commerce, thT^™t^aud coffeeran'd frequent child-birth, it ii far oftener caused by dirsct irritation, applied to the mucous membrane of the vagina 1tstlf.

vious

school,

ind

b«-

They offer also, their well-known and nnrlvalled Nickel Silver Electro-plated Ware, in which they have introduced new patterns of rare elegance. The Solid Silver is guaranteed to be cf sterling purity by IT. 8. Mint assay. The Electro plate is guaranteed to ba superior to the finest Sheffield waie. OrderB recclived from the only, but these goods may be obtained from respoasib dealers everywhere.

WARBANTKD FRELNCH.

THESEafterwards

PILLS,

.rnunn

variety of roots and herbs,

tSS asafS

is diffused through the whole frani© active I yet liarmlcgf etlmuiant. Tftd'rMtilt is ucu a con-

dition of theBjstemaa renders it

J!,!'™

Silver. Plate. GOBHAM MANUPACTfflBING CO., Salesroom No. 3 Maiden Lane, K. Y. nldw4%mos

CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE Is a Staple of tbe Toilet. It Is in demand whenever personal blemishes are considered of sufficient consequence to be removed. ITS KFFKCTis PERFECT

It8 Action Instantaneous,

Ohristadoro's Hair Preservative. AND BEAUTIFIES is a preparation of equal merit and repute. Its effect npon tbe hair fs electrical. It fastens every Ibosening fibre, replaces harshness with silkiness and flexibility, semi-bald-ness with luxuriance, dullness with gloss. Its use will incline the straightest hair- to ccrl, and prevent the driest from tur jing gray. It is the favorite at every toilet where it has been tried, and as a means of keepinfi the hair free from scarf or dandrufl, and the scalp from exfoliations, is perfectly invaluable.

Sold by Druggists, and applied by aU Hair Dressers. Manufactory No. 68 Maiden Lane.—1 Principal Depot No. 6 AstorHouse. 14dwlm

GUIDE TO MARRIAGE. Young Men's Guide to Happy Marriage and Conjugal Feilcit The humane views of benevolont Physicians, on the Errors and Abuios incident to Touth and Xarly Manhood, sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address HOWAED ASSOCIATION, Bex P., Philodelphla, Pa. sep24dw3n

Ladies Take Particular NOuce.

THE BEAL VBLPMU FEMALE PILLS.

celebrated many years ago

in Paris, for the relief of female irregularties, and so notorious tor their orlminal employment In the practice of abortion, are now offered for sale for the first time in America. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from the fact that the originator Dr. Velpeau, is a physician in Paris, of greai wealth and striot conscientious principled, and has withheld them from general use, lest they should be employed for unlawful purposes. In overcoming female obstructions, they seem to be truly omnipotent, bursting open the flood gates from whatever cause may have (topped them but they are,offered to the publio only for legitimate use, and all'agents are forbidden to sell them when it is understood that the is unlawful.

Cautiosobject

.—Married Ladies should never take

them when there is any reason to believe themselves pregnant, for they will be sure to produee a

'"ar'w. flACOMBEB, General Airent for United States and Canadas, at Albany, N. Y. Gold by all Druggists. d&w till jan l, 1869.

THE

NATIONAL TRUST 00.

THK C1TT OF KSW XO&S

Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS. GHABTEKED BX THE STATE.

Dabivs B. Makqam,

Pres't.

It is suitable for lor Sandwiches flnglese

fettia* di pant ccndentro."]

9Jd6oi

Sey»O»r*«A^Boiton,

Vf Tsttra

—IRA GROYEk, Jr^

5' llHlfll &jf«st ftr the Gansan SnuC.

VIII

aU but imper

to the exterior causes of disease, such as dftmp, fog, snddon alternations of temperature, Ac. Strength, and the perfcet regalarity of all the functions of the body, are the best eafegaam* against atmospheric poleon and thoeffects of unwholesome water, and HOSTBTTKB'S BITTEHg are the best strengthening and regnlattng medicine at present known. For dyspepeia and biliousness tbey area

spsoifc absolute.

dwlw

Sterling Silver W,

FINE ELECTKO PLATED WABE, THE GOBHAM MANUFACTUBIKG CO., OF PB0V1DBNCB, R. I., havlntc the larg«t£inamifacfory of Solid Silver Ware in ths .world, with the most Improved machinery, and employing the most skilled labor, are enabled to offer an unequalled variety of new and beautiful itesfgns in Dinner Services, Tea Services, and every article specially adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.

11••

fc«_"CFTIT

.Jttodesitt's

Deliverable

rzsa «r

TaooSA!iIs

thsi*

swHBtt In

advance by a course of HOSTJtTtl® S SXOM* ACS BITTEBS. This pure and powerful veget-

Cotton.—The

A-

No. 386 BROADWAY,

Jas.Merrill,Sec'y.

Receives Deposits and allows FOUR FEB CENT INTEREST on all Dally Balance subject to Check at Sight. SPECIAL DBPOSITS for Six Months, or more, may be made at five per cent, 'jjjg Capital of ONE MILLION DOLLARS is divided among- over 600 Shareholders, comprising many gentlemen of large wealth and financial experience, who are also personally liable to depositors for all obligations of the Company to double the amount of their oapital stock. As the NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits in lar«e or small amounts, and permits them to be drawn as a whole or in part by CHECK AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing Interest en

all daxlt ba&ancm,

parties throughout

the oouutry can keep.l^couats in this Institution with special advantages of jecnrity, convenience and profit. Jel7dw6m

ANew Article of Food.

B[Tran«?a(ioii.]

It was M.

Sa.varin,

rillat

Th«

thevcelebratsd

French Gastronome, who first said, that the man who invents a new dish does more fot. Soclst^ than the man who discovers a Planet."

CACIO DI MACARONI,

Italian prepared Chteu Maccaroni,

iB now offer

ed as a most delicious, wholesome and piquant

eom—tibU

(convnient lunch) for the use of i'ami.

liee, Bachelors, Bxeursions, (Pi'cntct,) Travelers, and for use in Beer Saloons, Bar or Sample Booms. It is eaten on Broad, Bisonit er Toast.

"Due

Especially is it adapt

ed for those climates where the article of cheese cannot be kept in a sound condition for any length of time.

It may be usod as a seasoning for Sonps, Hash or Stews—and warmed upon a stove, after the oan has been opened, it further preparation, a

Diliciotbmakes, Welshwithout Babbit.

For Travelers and others. It is far more econemical and convelnt than

Meats.

Sardimw, Detittd «r Potted

The Proprietors and Patentee cannot but ask for it atrial. Send »5.00 for SAMPLE DOZEN lb. Cans,und BIOHLY GILDED Show Card, securely packet, and shipped per Kxpress to any address.

Liberal discounts made to the trade. N. B.—The Cacio dt Maccaroni is put up in tin boxes, and packed in Cases of Two Doson, at $8.00 per Case Net Cash.

For salebj all respectable Grocers, and at the Fruit Stores. Responsible Agents wanted everywhere.

All orders and cemmunlcations should be addressed to Ibe Uvlngeton Cacio Company, oacew UBERTT ST.,

NEW

I0BR.

NEW GROCERY

AND

PROVISION STORE

MOLLOT,

DUL&n IK

Groceries and Provisions,

No. 9 4tkStteet,om toerBeath of the Pwt WBee, Terre-Haute, Indiana.

The

undersigned ha« ]nst opened at the above stand, afirst-cTasi Family Grocery aad Provisloa Store, with a large and well selected stock of new and (Tush articles suitable for every day use In familiw, to which he calls tbe attention of his friends and the publio generally.

Goods delivered to any part of the city frree of cbarge,

pri08 ,A,4ftr

gOBTHOT

Terms of SubscriptUm:

For onejyear, in advance.-. For six months, in adrance«_~ For three months, in advance

toCi^h^b«n,.t20oU.^w

LOOK TO TOUR TOTE&fSTSs I

8ave Time aad Money.

if you have cmything to Mil, If you have lost anythingt If you have found, anything, If you have a house to rent) If you want to rent a house, If you want boarding, If you ivant anything, Tell Five Thousand People at onoe, —BY— Advertising in the Daily Express*

We have been carrying on »e

ville Journal ihirty-scven years, and durittg all ihit time we have known no man of business in the city to fail who advertised liberally. And we have known no one to succeed in any considerable if even in a respectable degree who didn't advertise liberally."

—Pbkntick.

Official Bcport of the Condition of the

Wheat.—It

Oats.—The

sued a report on the conditon of the crops in October.

says that the full erop

promised in the early summer has not been realized in the wheat harvest. The increase of area over that of last year in its effect on the aggregate production is nearly neutralized by a diminution of some of the principal wheat-growing States, in yield per acre, so that the increase in the total quantity, as shown by the October returns, ia scarcely more than three per cent., and that is obtained mainly from the Pacific coast. Averages from October appear to show a decrease in production in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Texas, the latter having only half a crop. The other States Indicate an increase. In most of those east of Mississippi very slight, in Minnesota thirteen per cent., Iowa six per cent., Missouri eight per cent., Nebraska thirteen per cent., Kansas twenty-three per cent., and California twenty-five per cent. Many persons in different parts of the country, especially in Maryland and Wisconsin, report a disproportionment in the yield of grain in thrashing.

oats crop is light in the

Eastern, Middle and Southern Atlantic States, and not a full average in Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa. InotherStates the product is above the average, the largest increase being twenty-one per cent,

Nebraska.

Cobn.—-Considerable

to the corn crop is reported in Northern Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and in the more northern latitudes. In some parts of Iowa an estimate of two-fifth of soft corn is made. From Southern Indiana, Southern Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania, come complaints of immaturity, in consequence of wet weather, and accounts of iDjury from drought are received. No general or very severe droughts have been reported. The total product will not be what was hoped, in the early season, or what is needed for the country, with our rapidly increasing population, but somewhat larger in quantity than last year, which was a season peeuliarly adverse to corn production.

area of cotton is some

what less than last year, but the culture has been better and the preparation for planting more complete, as a general rule. Early in the season the promise was fine. SeriouB losses have of late been incurred, however, principally from depredations of the cotton caterpillar, or army worm, which have proved more general and severe in Georgia than elsewhere. They are very troblesome in portions of Alabama and Mississippi, and somewhat prevalent in the Carolines and Arkansas. Heavy rains in Tennessee and the Southwest have caused some anxiety, but have done less damage than was expected. Returns indicate a smaller crop, possibly by fifteen or twenty per cent, than last year, but a complete estimate will not be made till the crop is gathered.

Other Articles—Peasand

be nearly an average crop. Buckwheat is very generally deficient. Connecticut, New Jersey, Minnessota, California and some Southern States furnish favorable exceptions. Sorgum has been more suecesslul than last year in Southern New England, New Jersey, Delaware, the Gulf States and California. Potatoes are reported at a full average crop, with a deficiency of ten per cent- in New York and Pennsylvania, from three to seven per cent, in the Southern Atlantic States and Tennessee, twenty per cent, in Illinois ten par cent in Iowa, eleven per cent, in Indiana fifteeo per cent, in Ohio, sixteen per cent, in Michigan, and a greater or less reduction in other Western States. Beturns from Louisianna indicate an increase of twentytwo per cent, over last year in the sugarcane. The amount of old wheat on hand is somewhat less than usual throughout the country, with the exception of the cotton States, which have a higher average than last year. This remark will not apply to Texas, where the grainaries are uniformly empty. The quantity left over in Wisconsin is relatively somewhat lower than in the neighboring States.

The stock of beeves in preparation for market is larger than last year, west and south of New Jersey, except in Indiana and Illinois, which States constitute an important beef-producing section. The deficiency in Illinois is placed at five per cent., and in Indiana at five per cent. The condition of the fattening cattle, almost universally, is of a superior character, giving promise of better and larger meat supplies than usual.

Tbe Momisd Boilders of Tennessee.

An interesting lecture was recently delivered in JNashville, by Dr. Joseph Jones, on the Tennessee mounds and their build* ers. In many parts of Tennessee are found large artificial mounds, the product of a race of people very different from the savages who were familiar to the early settlers. These relics have often excited the curiosity of those who saw and examined them. During the war, when the State was in the handB of the Union forces, the excavation made at Chattanooga," (Knoxville, Murfreesbore and Nashville revealed a great many curious remains, which were carried away to the North.

Dr. Jones bdgun a series of explorations a year ago, and has succeeded in collecting and classifying a remarkable array of relics and remains. In Giles county be discovered the remains of a great chief, buried with numerous relics, and around him the skeletons of some of his-subjecta. Drifting into the sides of the artificial mounds, ashes, bits of pottery, and bones of both human beings and animals were found, mixed up in one incongruous conglomeration, often with beautiful specimens of vases and shell ornaments. He also found large stone idols carved oat of a dark iron colored rock, the largest some thirteen inches in height, and the others perhaps four inches lees in stature. One represented a female, with the hair gathered up behind in a sort of a waterfall, while in the longer specimen, that of a males the hair was represented twisted into a sort of oue, not nlUtllki style of

-r mmm* mlwi*

forefather, in the Revolutionary reat mound near Frank*

not unlike a child's foot, witju. the open ing at the heel, and tho ottet -torinounlad with a carved head, with a halmet, having a remarkable resemblance to that of aSpiuiish cavalier. Here wasal«ofound the girei at/in of a child, the face of which was covered with a curious shell bearing occult hieroglyphic^, among which could be distinguished perfect triangles.

Many other curious relics were discov-

l^red by Dr. JoneB, who «%oed from the

fn(iture

tbeBf)

remains tha^the

this

aborigi

nal race of mound builders had come in

_____ contact with the Scandinavian^ explorers

continent, and also that they must

have

KAma

communication with the later

Spanish niuipnirios. The Tennessee mound builders, the Doctor thinks, must certainly belonged to the great Natchez tribe, who, coming from the South, spread themselves throa^iout the Valley of the Mississippi and its larger branches.

Dr. Jones will soon publish a book on the antiquities of Tennessee, in which the origin and history of these singular mounds will be discussed in detail.

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at the

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V0UR6 AND 0L9. MAL8 AND FBM1U! All in It wtth wonderful gucoeM. Bring! COLOR To the pale white Up,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To the thin face and care-worn oanntenance. Cnres FEVEB and cteatee APPETITK. Try them. Use none other. Ask for SP£EK'S STANDARD BITTERS. Sold bj Druggists and Grocers. See that my signature Is orer the cork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SFEER,

Passaic, N. J., and 243 Breadway, New York. IV Trade supplied by JOHNSON, HOLLOWAT OO.t Philadelphia: QUO BOB A. KELLY, Pittsburg, and by all Wholesale Daalers.

For sale by BABB, QULICK

BEBBY

aul3w*d Tu Thnr a Sat.

QARRIAGKB MANUFACTORY

HABPEB, WILDI & CO., Corner 2d and Walnut sUeets, Terre Haute, Ind., Kaan constantly on hand, and mannfactura to order, all tha latest styles of CAKKIAGBS & BUGGIES We nsa none bnt the finest material In the contraction of our wort, and warrant it inferior oany offered in this market. Espeoial attention tlren to Urtona. QelOdtf

Employment Notice, IP YOU WANT PERMANENT

and lucrative situations in any capacity, such as Brakesmen, Bookkeepers, Oopyists, Sileamen, PortMfi Watchmen, Oonduoton, Drivers, Bagnsamen, Steamboat, Hotel, Shipping, Entry and rnikhtOlarks, apply to tbeoldoity boensed Business Acency ectabltohed nnder the patronage of always.

t-aim

CO..

•10 9533,.

S&Oftatrit St., SUMS 'd PiJS.

DRY COODS.

*4 vk f*

"ssr /t 'rxuM. '-it"

OI FALL STOCK

^,,5 j-

£36$ .3-Is now complete,

SfMttrM -A-ilimtM- a

-rfrarfl

GREAT BARGAINS

',im'

b&fl

ti'lS

yt~

1,000 Bushels Flax Seed!

WE WAST 1 200 Bushels CloVei'Beed I

'amr#'

DRESS GOODS!

'T5VH' iiiV

rifVi

thjW* '1?^ Li"

S A W S

a",'' r-

|j»

71, f" r, 5 1

FLl^ IT E ii S

tjs-f, 1

BLANKETS!

JT., ...Tii

CA8SIMERES!

4fcc*j

Domestic Goods!

At Exceedingly*

••seJ-ViA

z'stltiTr

oan publi

and importation.

LOW PRICED

7«rre«jUante. Indiana

is -seto.

camot be duiin-

at one tenth

their cost, we Import largely from Paris, London, Berlin, Vienna and Bome, and supply the trade at the lowest rates.

Sc.

T. ANTHONY 4 CO., 601 Broadway, N. Y.,

Importers and Manuf rs of Photograph Materials. d8ww3m

nm:.

TEA STORE.

SO METHING NEW

191

W A A 8

•tvtet'd?

fciwt-

*T.

?,-i

143 MTainStreet,

Is Open & Under Full Headway!

o«ii

Political Difcasilom and Excitement Submerged and the

Tea, Coffee and Sugar

Qaestlon on the Bampagd

r«8 I ,*

I'.f h\i

V: .J J-.'• itHSi

Teas are selling at the New York Tea Store, 143 Main Street, opposite JElulman's, from 80 Cents all the way up to $2.00.

,-85

.:£••• ii

IMPERIAL TEA From 80 Genu, 11.00, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75 and 2.00.

OOLONGrTEAS

75 cents, *100, 1.25, 60 and 1.75.

Gnnpowder and Yonng Hyson, 70 cents, SI .25 np to 82.00 a Pound.

J- '-"i'i r.% ',»t

Crowds are visiting this teantiful

-TlfJ!

Tea Emporium

Every hour in the day, and with common consent

fit

pronounce it

DRY COODS.

TWILL, mm & CD'S

f'i i.j ustifa-yfo

-J?

74 a

0 h-1

'j :1

5 i.

We have also a large Stock of

j:' r.'s

iii*

SJf)

::,mi .s«i

CS.tW

Call and Look at onr Stock.

CORNELIUS & HA««BRT£

Corner 3d and Main Sts.

...

'^3 CC3

FALL OPENING

Wf}} }*fii CMS&S »A3

•~i?

tflt .It I *.

c""

9vr t{

WEDNESDAY, SEP. 30th

r»« *6*m ed

romm'

7lm

mwsaTt

«n868.

~jOC

n'tiiirtnH Sh

"•Tfufjiijjait jl ..Kf.

«SAO DISPLAY

,-W

tT .ft

••'r'tfta is OF—

'0$ r«

IRISH POPLINS

Merinos, Toiled'Venice

Winceys, Empr's Oloth,

Delaines, Baretz,

And everything in the way of •.(itwiy

1'. «.'!*£

/HANDSOME

DRESS GOODS.

TUELL, RIPLEY & CO., Corner Fifth and Main Streets,

TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

DRY GOODS.

Campaign "Year!

General Order No. 1.

"•t?

Low Prices for the Fall 1869.

Fall Stock now opening

M-r.3 h:s

DRESS GOODS! NOTIONS! TRIMMINGS "Vi ^DOMESTICS! FLANNELS!

TICKS! STRIPES!

.fern

UNRIVALED IN THE WEST

•s-rnF

In Its Arrangomenti and Beauty of Decorations.

ft*

tmo

THE HON. ANSON BtRLINfiAME,

In charge of the Chinese Embassy, has been

PR1N1S!

/s'?-.-1*.*

5^..

r».fi

&C., &C*a &c.

Also a large and well assorted Stock

CARPETS

Of all kinds'

OII^ CLOTHS,

DRUGGETSr

'-rr-M'

.O.'

Wall and Window Papers,

inTi

ted and will DO doubt Ttsit this toauttfnl Tea Store with his Chineae dignitaries before they return to the Oelestial Empire. »iMW

~*h

Looking Glasses,

&C., &c.',vacc. ./

RE MEMBER

LOWejllCI?

Is the order for the FaU

31^.

UTTIjE, A4efSt.

—a*

••--•^2^ _•

W.- FTO B(CK IT*.*

RINa'.S

Vmm

Restores original color Eradicates QandfuU

vsilmLB mwv'"Hn'n1*p»op»

'.si

Manchester Poplins,

t) fiiiiisntiJ) ftrt" '1

Granite Poplins.

1 -i'-

ii'.J,"-

Ippelines, Alpaccas,

.'i

lustres, London Serges,

AMBROSIA

AQray,SOKE*Bedrihss,which

QEKUIN« HAIR

*%.

BJCaiOKATIV*,

Light, orTaded Hair totheS?«,

IIDBTBOCG,

MfM"

so adorn youth

ora{[8. It wiUpogitirely eradicaU Humors and BtMtnS torn the Malp.utd whet* :tken is liftx ts the glands, wDI easse anew growth of Hair to put forth on bald spots. Thousand are testifr Ing to the aboye.

PRICE: $1,00 PKB BOTTUE.

(to iOitBAt»AY A til DBUOOI9TS.

BARB, GULICK A BKBBI, Agents may27 deodtwto ITI

mm*

fljjSlR RESTORER

DEPOT remored from Greenwich St to

85 Barclay St. & AO Park Place.

DOCTOR WBITlIEB

ABEQULAB

snooess. LSpermatorrhea, 8exo»l Debility ud lapo* tCBCy, as the result of self-abase In youth, sexual enoesses in maturer years, or other causes, and which produce some of the following effects, as Nocturnal Emissions, Blotches, Debility. Dizziness, Dimness of Sight, Confusion of Ideas, Evil Fortbodlngs, Aversion to Sooiety of Females, Loss of Memory and Sexual Power, and rendering Marriage improper, are permanently oured.

The Doctor's opportunities in hospital and private practice are unsurpassed in St. Lonis or any other city. Back flies of St. Louis papers prove that he has been looated there longer by years than any other so advertising. The establishment, library, laboratory and appointments an unrivalled in the West, nnrivalled anywhere. Age, with experienoe, oan be relied upon, and the Dootor oan refer to many physicians throughout the oouutry. In past success and present position he stands without a competitor. The Writings or a Physlclu whose Bepate* tlon 6 Colon-wide, sloulA be worth BeMlag.

DacToa

Whittiib

publishes a Medical

Pamphlet relating to Venereal Diseases and the disastrous and varied consequences of self-abnse, that will be sent to any address in a sealed envelope for two stamps. It ooatains full symptom lists that will enable those affected to determine the nature of their complaint and give a written statement of their case that will answer almost at well for the purpose of treatment as a personal interview bnt where it Is couxenlsnt, the Doctor should be consulted personally. Those hvvlug friends that may require advioe, oan supply them with thtt valuable work by sending their address, with stamp. Thus you oan assist the unfortunate withont their knowing their benefactor. Certainly no snbject is of more importance than pualty of blood and perfect manhood.

It is self-evident that a physiolan who confines qimself exclusively to the study of a oer tain class of diseases and treats thousands of cases every year, must acquire greater skill in that specialty than one la general practice.— Many physicians, recognising this faot, Introduce patients to the Doctor after reading his Medloal Pamphlet. Communications eonfldentlal. A friendly talk will eost you nothing. Office central, yet retired—No. 817 St. Charles ssreet, St. Louis, Mo. Hours, 9 A. H., to 7

M., Sundays excepted.

tion ooks,

DOCTOR WILBER

OFFICE,BCONSULTATION

AND BICIP-

616 Washington Avanue,[8t.

Louis, Mo,, treats with the greatest suooess all Diseases of Women. Lenchoroea, or Whites, Falling, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, Prurltis, Amenorrhoea, Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrhea, and Sterility, or Barrenness also, every disease oonnested with Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since the Doctor con-dues himself axolusively to the treatment of these complaints, and treats a very large number of cases, it follows that his knowledge of them must be rar more extensive aad aoourate than that of physicians in general practice. Send stamp for Medloal Pamphlet of thlrty-slxpages. No matter who have failed, read what he says. Patient* in every Western State. Cnres guaranteed. Consultation by Utter or at ofllee free. Booms for patients requiring dally attention. A lady assistant. Henr »x. to 7 f. *. Sundays excepted.

TEC

FIRST PREMIUM

VBARRETT'SSilverRESTORATIVE

a. Medal uiiviniD ro a HAIR

By the N. H. State Agricultural Sodstv. «t its Fair, hotdm in Nuhtu, Sept. 20, UW.

Hair filling ont is

BARRETT & CO., Proprietors, MANCHESTER, N. EL

J. R.

|LOBI

ssnu,uhleago,

S. HABBBBT.

Osasral Korth-West-

rn Agsnts. j.ftH. •. DAVIB,Agents

S. K. HABSH

Rir.AT. ESTATE AGENCY

fabms, wild laNDB,

And Cttty Property of rrery description, for Sals, Ah CTn«ri«nss of fifteen years enable us to in cure saUs£«»tloa to evscy dejartmantof hnstasw wlattag to a generisl Beal lsteta Aganey:

HAKBEBT HABSH, 54 wAunrr BIMBT, STdwl7

ASTROLOGY.

LOOK OUT. GOOD IQSWS FOB

moneBo/i»e

BY I0?S USB

»iGray or Faded Hiair is qoicxlj restored to its youthful color and beauty, and with the first application a beautiful gloss and delightfol fragrance is given to the Hair..* ,4 jJ.t will cause Hair to grow on Bald Sfiots. It will promote luxuriant growth. FALLING HAIR is immediately fifawfryl. ffw tale ky Kll Dnifisti.

OBADOATB of MEDICINE,

as Diploma at Office will show, has been longer in the treatment of

Sexualengaged

and

vchibkal,

Pbivatb Diseases

than any other

Physician in St. Louis.

lifyphilit, Oomtrrhea, QUet, Stricture,' Orohiti*, Hernia and Bupture

all

Urinary

XMssaw* and

ihilitie or Mercurial Affeaeione of CJbe Throat, nor Bones

are treated with unparalleled

RNHB NUVFLB-FAHIINO HAD-

AMI BAPHAXL is the best. SfcessooMds whan all ethers have tailed. All who art la trouble—all who hava been "»ftrtin«ti «H ..®

fon(1

bopes have been disappointed, orn

and blasted by fslsenromisM and daaafilall jave_beeu misled and trifled with-H?ll fly to]

f^r.fdTl2!^'d

AU who are In donbt

of the aflbctlonsof thoaethey love,ooasulther to relieve and satisfy thalr minds.

InioTeAfflilrs She Never rails.

uppjr marrlafe, aad Her ai'

guides the single 1 «e the married happy. Herald aad'advfoe has bean solicited in innumerable Instanoss, aad tho result has always been the means of mow ing a

Speedy ana Happy Marriage,

Jhsfr, Owrefbre, a rare d^pendenoa. Xt is wal known to the publio at largo that she was the first, •fd thaonly person in this oountry who oan show the likeness in reality, and who

clve en

tire satisfaction on all the oonoems of lift, whioh oan be tasted and proved by thousands, both married and single, who daily and eagerly visit her.

To all In basinets her advioe is Invaluable. She can foretell, with the greatest oertainty, the r»it of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbers given without extra oharn. MADAMS BAPHAXL is a bona tide AstroiocM at every one can depend upon. She is the great* ttt Astroiogist of the nineteenth oentury, it

at well-known fact that makes illiterate preten^soopyher advertisements and try to imitate

^Madame Baphael is the asventh daughter of.the "rventh daughter she was born with a nrtural «*ft she can foretell yonr very thoughts. She ~«o oures drunkenness. toAll interviews strictly prlfataand oonfldanU&i.

As a Female Physician her remedies nevor fall oure all female irregularities, and to produce the monthly flow, without danger or exposure. on the oontrarj, they

They oan not Injure, btft, on improve the health. lerefore, oome one, coma all, to

ipr Thi

Rktauid, bet. Ceatral ATttieuj Uh. Cincinnati, Ohio. TKBMS.—Ladles, fl Oentleman, 11,60. N. B.—The Madame will answer no letters without a fee of fl and a S*cent stamp Is inclosed.

Address Look Box 631. aagSSdwlx

MUSICAL.

THB PEOPLES PL1TF0BM

TOR THS

FAU CAMPllfiN

Of 1868.

1. Men of all parties agree tAat my candidates for publio favor are the bast ever brought ont on a platform. *2. They baab been tried for years, have stood unflinchingly, have oome up (to everything that thev were reoommended to be, and are the peoples oholoe everywhere. 3. In opposition to all wire-workers and petty depredators my candidates have steadily rose np, gathered strength, and stands this day united as the strongest host ever known in the history of the country.

S E QJUjE.'L.

1. The finest and best lot of FIB8T CLASS PIANOS and all other kinds of Muiloal Instruments ever offered for sale in the West, oan be found at Kissner'sPalace of Music. 2. Hundreds of purchasers who have been using my Pianos for years, agree that they are the best lasting Pianos known. 3. Purchasing largely for cash, also, by oocupying the extensivo baildlng of my own, thus saving costly rents, myoustomers will reoeive the benefit of all snoh saving*, and greater bargains can be had of me than ever known in the history of the Piano trade heretofore. 4. No old rusty stock on hand to get rido IT, but every thing new, and adding the latest Impor. ted Novelties constantly to It. 6. I am In favor of all parties uniting wlthm on this platform, and I shall make spoclal 11 to get your vote this Fall.

L. KISSNER'S

PALACE OF MUSIC,

No. 48, Ohio Street,

xkra*H:_ ELA.UTJK, IJNU.

IJ1HE

SAINT LOUIS

I A N O

HANOFACTtlRMIti COMPANY.

|The Pianos of this Company are essentially

Pia/nosfov Western People•

They are not only made at home, but are well made. They have taken

Four First Premium*,

at Western Fairs. They possess unrivalled excellence of tone and finish, and oompars wall in all respeots wlththe beet instruments of Eastern Manufacture.

Prices vary from $450 to $700.

AOCOKBiaa TO STTU AND IHtlM.

MTEvery Piano Is warranted for Fiva Ysars.^M OLD INSTRUMENTS BXOHANQID AT LIBXBAL BATES.

Warehouse 10i Sooth Fifth Street, corner of Walnut, and opposite the Southern Hoiel. mySTdly

COAL.

gULLIVAN COUNTY COAL

Being now prepared to fill all orders for Sullivan County Goal, which is claimed to be equal to the Brasil, for all domestio purposes, will deliver to any part of the city, by leaving your order at office of S. B. Biyant A Co.. C. I. Blpley, or J.A. Foot's Tea Store, with whom I have made'arrangements to fill all orders, and give all information in regard to the business. olSdtf

JJIYER

A. MOBS AN.

COAL.

JOHN MoFABLAHX is now selling the best article of Blver Coal, screened on tae widest screen In use in Vigo county, at as low a flgore as an Inferior article can be purchased. Those wishing to lay in a supply should look to the'r Interests, and bny the best when it is as cheap as a poor article-

Orders left at the Post OfBoe Lobby, at the "VlgoOounty Scales," or addressed to Bo* 698 P. O., Terre Haute, will reoeive proapt attention. augl7dtf

BAZIL COAL.

V. BOTSOfi A 09., would respectfully inform their old customers and the olttiens of Tsrre Haute generally, that 8AH0XL KIIBT Is their authorised agent for Brazil Splint or Block Coal, rs left wltli him will ba prottytly atten-

ii(

Now le the time to order, while toe price

All orders lei dedto. is low.

Coal Dealers supplied at the lowest ssarket prloe. Address, V. BOTSOH A OO., Indianapolis, JOHN Al^DBBW, BrasU.

QOAL

ABBETT'S .T11!"

Vegetable Hair Restorative

Bestone Grmy Hair to its

Nutanl

Color pro-

motes the growth of the Hair chantet the roots to their original orcanic action eradlcate* Dandruff and Bumora i. prevents

superior Dnselnc. Jrnf

—'-'us no injtuiotis ingredients, the raorf popular aad reli-

article tboughout the Cut, West, North, and

COAL!!

Being now prepared ick, and Hi

8TOBi6E,oox)iissioii ft

own Yvi&n

fof

Haute, Ind. aovlldwSm

IOWA

H.ir tbe

X»AIoine»a«""r«

or.

lySMSm

to fill all orders for the best

of BrasU block, and Highland Coal, at tbe cfcMpest rates, now is yonr time to lay is your Coal by leaving your orders at 107 Mai* Stmt, or with B. W. Bippeto, under Dowling's Hall, on 6tb street, with whom I have mads arrangements to receive all orders and gJve aU information in iecard to the businsss.

P. 8. A large lot of Lehigh Coal on the road. Aug38d3m. 1. F. H1EBILL.

smsi

E. R. BRYANT & CO.,

(Successors to J. H. xniHIHiJ

Torwardiflg 0om«l*foB Merch»nU stiixif nf drain. Flour sad Salt,

alghest market pries paid for ell kteds of Grata Agents for Stab' Union Xaixrs. Ware-House on Main SUMt.

T. A I. B. B.

Depot (ZMWtf

[I'syr, 1WIK WUBS*

TOHN HANBY4 CO.,

tf (TOKAOn, OOXKUIOK AKB

A I N E A S

W^^on First St^e^ll-^

.i'-CS