Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 November 1868 — Page 2

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"OHioagf* Ttrtez •&*••--—

asjj^^jtad' d«» noi- u#k $® M*®*1

]Hped*bi»k- »tfe *rm% ItB& pi» 9^,i°al 0Wa28$i amotion to

i} TTTENT-TsrvB HUSDRED voting cattle were imported from Connecticut to 5T'#

sYork

City and Brooklyn, to vpk* for Hoffmaic and Srymoub, but.Specially for HoFFMiif. Tammanj faenwd it betfater to sacrifice a small State like Connecticut than ran the risk-of losing the Empire

State. A well odnducted and searching investigation would show that New York was canH«d for Seymour by the perpe'.tratia* oi

fraudu unrivalled in American

fppKtic^. If there is any lawful way of 'contesting the election, the Gbant electors of that State should take consistent steps to contest the electoral vote of New

York. That General Grant received a clear and decided majority of the loyal votes cast admits of no doubt or qoestion. He has simply been swindled out of the ':State by frauds and villianies, wholesale in quantity, and unblushing in perpetration •Wiit''*

P&tal Blunders

and

Sut^

their

honri,

Mr,, LlNColN #0ii!d have been curbed and restricts^. SI But they SSoseTicflUton to prSfJuojee rather than to expediency and, by doserting the Hklls of Congress, g|ve control of the whole government to their oppponents. It was a mobstrous blunder, but it was only the first of a series of follies which show bow men can, in the contests of passion, lose the cool control of their senses. The Rebellion followed. It was the second great blunder in the series. It was commenced it the belief that the North could be bullied into submission. How the contest ended we all ibeDfemocratic party 4f the North, sympathising "T RXtTemffly wrthmtia people in the rebel lion, too cowardly to crosa the lines and join them, were engaged in giving tberr aid and comfort by attempting to cripple the power of the nation, by impeding its operations aM" endeavoring to weaken and, if possible, destroy it, so tbat tha

Rebellion might trrumph.. Iq 1864 when the Confederacy war as eventB within nine months showed, strugglins with the in evitable weakness which was the cause of its final overthrow, the Chioago Convention declared that the war was a failure. At that very time Sherman was before- Atlantar-and- bad wncluded the famous campaign' "Which led him froua ^^Chaltaooogo to Atlanta, and whieb demonstrated the hollcwness of the Rebellion •Mand '.gave bim the point from which he .commenced his.maroh to the seac^ 5^- The platform and attitude of the Democratic party at the time, were in direct •—""hostility to-JSh«r:fee9f interests of the coun* try, unF«Mi.ft i:Onlf Vb flhowa that it'was the national interest tyallow treason to

-success.' The war er:J«dv Johhston, Kibbt SMiTB.all the Uetf en^ants of andthe natiocal authori^, ws,'§* restored Linooik was assassinated. Josursojr came -to? the

Presidency. It was. time to .consider what course the gWernmeat sb^uld^ake ?Jn otdd? td Obtoin from the wicked men xo fho had so long struggled against us fo^W j«st and indemnity for dbP^lion atnobg the numlKated Rebela to aqcept -*ny

lerm8 that would

tattvtt

aJS*«

&s» »wf'

Wfta and their reprfaeniertook fc» exclude Congress' the mfifiorti 6t cftt«ns whu

isustalo?Bd Ihe country through all it«

•sset fiwa imy part in the settlemeat of th* t6rms'of rMtoration. aiO-VXWWTBanotksr gr«atJWn«ia»,b«rt a w*i gr*teft»l-tp tlie Democrats partj wbidh thought "t tfaaii^ratttwiiitt©power i& conjobctioa tfaitfln who hfd al-

mdyeoittiia ooratry so much. Con«

bn-ili® timo

b'.<p></p>J«#rtthings

a fx.- T"7", era— "U amigrtttion to thrfr-eiro.

clear leld. We

the moment of adieu, our

blowing, Beyeral tbouwid of torches, quantity of benzine suitable For illuminat* j/I ing purposes, and a quantity of other •Ujtfcapeand paraphernalia for whichwe have no furt her use. The uplands of Salt Pfriver ftflbrd no employment for much of furaiiare itfeamulated danng the }ate •ssrr^r

Result

«'TU wise, 'til greatly wise to talk with oar pait

!s.

To ask them what report they bore to Heaven, And bow tho7 might have borua more welcome J. u«m«"

Thus said or sung that poet whose lu guhrious strains might furnish most appropriate reading for the Democracy in ^this hour of their deep distress and un mitigated humiliation. It is doubtfiil, however, if this Bourbon party will hate

Mtlte

practical sens3 to talk with its past hours with the view to ascertain how its Vi- fatal blondera might have .been .avoided and its consequent afflictions averted.—

may

tbfr'cburse of the

party no# lytog piofie upon the battlefield, we deem it fit and proper to review the circumstances which contributed their influenof to pj^ug^Jae^eaUa which, on Tuesday last, gladdened every patriotic Lfr»-fr£, i* ttie^fifttion. This. isthe third !,n great victory,, upon appeal to the tril|u-

nal of ihe people, which Republican prfnciplos have gained over disioyalty and •""•doctrines whioh are not those which Are in accordance with American institutlohp.

In 1860 the contestbetween-true Democracy as represented by the Republican party, and Democracy of a spurious character,. represented by the party which, .vsr without jtistice, has1 usurped the name) of the DemocrftUrparty, was torminatedfey theetectioi" 6f Abra.H4.ii Lincoln. It was merely a question of civil administra tion, within the control of Congrlas, whlchy^s then constituted, was hostile to the successful party. If the Southern the. Northern DemocrAu, had kepi tftgifr seats'in the House of Representatives and thoSena.te, the power? of

rived, found that the eight month* of intervid betw*w the dMili ot Mr. lam* C0W& and the commencement of the season, tad teen spent by thePreaident and hi« friends in attempting to ao order the scrsageawn^ coa$t*y that everything which was Wumphant the

•1-

The Foprteenth Amendment, a wondet^olV

mild

should be set aside. Congress

very naturally refused to sanction such an outrage, and then commenced a series of agitations in hope of triumph over He common sense and loyalty of the people, ifhicfa were sn^ained only by suppositlon that the Citizens who kad bwn for |o many years right, c*ild be induced, kt thb command of party,. to adopt the wrong.

means of settling all diffi-

cuMiea, was proposed. It contained noth"' irng that could be objected to. It left to each State the control of the question of citizenship. It asked nothing except that slavery should be abolished that the national debt should remain inviolate and that the Rebel debt should never be assumed by the nation, yet the President and the Democratic party committed thd monstrous folly of counselling the South to reject these mild terms, and they were obeyed. Congress was forced into the passage of the Reconstruction acts, and compelled to decree that the black# should be admitted to citizenship. The agitation was great, the opposition bitter. The Democratic party, meanwhile, pursued a Bourbon policy.

When the National Democratic Con* vention met in New York, last July, one faction came from the West, demanding a repudiation of the National debt, and another from the South demanding that the Reconstruction acts should be set aside, that the South Bhould be restored to control in the government, that the men who had left their seats in Congress should be invited back to them, and th«it the men who had been most bloody in the rebellion, should be elected to placet of honor. The platform adopted contained, as principal planks, repudiatioc and anew rebellion. SBYMouR was nominated because he was willing to stultify himself and carry out the dishonest schemes of Pindiktok, which he hdd heretofore opposed.

Because Blaib was in favor of a new w» to restonr the Southern oligarch! and expressed himself to be willing to head the United States army and break up, by forcp, the governments that had already been formed, he was nominate^. It was, as All intelligent Democrats noiw see and admit, a monstrous blunder but the Du-mocracy in all its weakness has been deli vera! over to the lesidershij) of a set of Dunderheads who have consulted nothing but their passions. The people of the United States had only two gr^at issues before them last Tuesday. One

was,, whether the fruits of victory, supposed to be secured to the people in tibe field, should be Burrendsred in the forum The other was, whether we should take our laws from the conquered, or whether they should submit to us. It was criml nal folly to suppose that the citizen^ of thetfnited States, who had sustained ^ie government from 1861 to 1865, would be willing to be unjust and unfaithful to theuMelves, because they had been betray ed by Andrew Johhson. But the New York Convention had no more wisd6m than to suppose that such would bCfhe case. The Democrats understand differently now. The principles which triumphed finally at Appomattox Court House' are to be successful, notwithstanding jh treachery of Mr. Lincoln's suteis^r.

The people have so decreed, and with true man in tbe office of President, whose policy will be to administer to the bfest interests of the people, there can be no doubt that the nation will how move ion rapidly in tbe paths of prosperity, aind peacp. °Q

1:a

The Public Debt*

Now that the canvau is over, wehop6 our Democratic friend* will |)t willisg to take a more reasonable view of many matters brought into tbe recent discussions. They must surely rejoice that the public debt has been considerably decr^as* ed during theJaat mo&ib, isatMd of Insinuating suspicions sgainst the honebty of Secretary McOulloch's statements, because he docs not report an increase,! as some were inclined to do a few day* ago. It appear* that the reduction made during the month of October was about |5,000,000, or at the rate of $60,000,000 an nually. With a fair and honest collet tion of the revenues, a mucn larger amount may be paid off each yeafr, with out any increase in the rate* of taxation. By a united and patriotic effort to put tbe national finance* in the best practicable condition, without regard te partisanship, we may advance the Government credit materially, lighten the burdens of taxation, and hasten the safe ireturn of specie payments.—CZw. Chroniel*.

FOREIGN ITEMS.

"^fcre1 following interesting items ar from the paper* of Continental fiuropie received by tbe last foreign mail:

The last census of Holland gives a total of 3,600,000 inhabitants, which i* a marked increase upon the previous cen-

Oh I the march of progress! A barber in Paris advertise* hair and chignon* to be let by the year, month, or for soiree*.

A German philologist predicts *V"t» in five centuries English will be the «aivenal language. Why not make it five and three quarters, accurate German!

The map of Africa just pabli*hed, by the^avanf Dr. Lange, and upon which are traced the routea of all the ancient and modern traveler?, Gernard ttehlft alone excepted, *h°w that there i* only one-fifth of this continent yet unexolorit -:"s S't. «3i £}-,

ed.

have been imposed

S^gSPTOS^^e' "c-idental President, ptoaB ut his own power, flllfd with vast —tronceltof his own merits as a statesman yy®fcjeriQua (fimeanor, and,believing himself to b® superior in his temporary

CooBt Wotewski whoN meat death ha* been recorded in our column*, devoted portion of his time and abilitiw to drmmatle writing. A five-act momj. called "L'Ecole doe Monde," nrodaew) .f the Theatre Arancaia ia

WvSSToS

under his name and MUted some sensation.

The work on U». saaa Canal Upxo^ c^ed with auch vigor that Stif direStos T^nThT^Bd

4oi-l#d

186».

xen tnoaaaaa men art emnloradl nn™

W|uf It tllS Mid ftblnt nTn•M* feet Wide at the bottom.

Wat

sar

*fa*t3r

,?b*/0,frna'd* haa tfiit Stil^.lnereti/g

arti,tlc

roacbes or recedes, icbteet of the stars,, is

our solar"Sysre»"*r-tbH-nrte

of nearly thirty miles a second.

The Chinese employ (light tree) to render

water-proof wMTTffdGorous ""1561 reeattlly «ad^ this tree i^ as well &8 in: an important{ .Smji 3t

fouU*} «o gf6rlf«rtrq(ially f4ma, And raky become auxiliary to manufrietarere.

A letter from Novara, published in the official Gazette, Mtatel

tpat Lake Mag-

glore has overflowed its banks, and the water* have reanhed as far as the station »f Ardna, ftlrcumjtance never before rtttteatbervd. The river Ticioo threatens th* railway station o£

Sesta Cttlende, and

further disaaters are feared. In a forest near Moenchmotschel, Prus« si», there exists an eoormouB rock, from ^tfaiclk paving atonwara obtained. White blasting a shoft time, since, there ha? been dncotfired, firiply imbedded in the reck, a finely made stone hammer. This earfous Bpecitnen of the primitive industry ^aiuui h*« heenplaced in the Muse una of Breslani.

The Administration of the Telegraphs are about to establish a new- and useful innovation, viz: to substitute for the present sfstem subterranean lines, which will obviate all interruptions caused by storm*, inhndations, accidents, 4c. This system has many advantages over the prawnU -Strsarowaefforts are being made to effect this change as soon as possible. of Paris, say "We have reason to believe that the principal cause for Mr. Mapleeon's troupe not proceeding to America was Miss Kel logg's doclinlilg hor: eiigagement. This yoang lady has been since engaged by Mr. Strakosch. Mr. Mapleson has taken Covent Garden for an autum season^

^Palmxb's Vk&etablk Cosmetic Lotion has cured face of an eruption of over five years standing," writes A. c0u«i, Ohio. "OfrZ nov4-decdlw

on'i

Maqnolia Watkr.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. dwlw

Or the three invisible blessings, per £s Jbe ivatiej cent, but it no longer deserves that re proach. Phalon has made the most de licious odor of the-floral kingdom "a joy forever" in his "FLOR DE MAYO," the new perfume for the handkerchief. Sold f«t m*

The vast amount of Plantation Bit TIBS now being sold and shipped from New Tork is afmosT?ncredible. Go when and where you will—along the wharves

ment and conveyance to evety nook and corner of the^^intry, and to the hun drecUof foreign ports. They are very popular among all classes of people, and are conceded to be just the thing for this climate^ No Bitters havf yet been intro dbc ifwk Ibeoome.so^deservedly f^Ohage^tft' all who requireS lohlfi and stimulant. They are prepared with pure St. Croix Ruin Calisaya and Qaacacilla Bark, and all the world knows full well what beneficial res suits accrue from these combinations.

From Alex. N. JDong: Medical Director! Tf.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Phalon's Paphlan l/otioii ^Sb ftr BcauttfViag the 8HIN and COMPLEXION

Bemore* all 8BCPTI0N8, FRECKIS8. PIMPLES, MOXK ttLQTGHra, TA.t, etc,, and renders ia|BKil| and BL»0MIN»|

UUiOSIln tie irtraERf- itls Invaluable. For fijfelfTIiKHEIV after 8HATINU It has no equal "FHAPIAlf LOTION" Is the only nllable rem edj for Diseases and blemishes of the 8KIN. JflHhCOJD- JiiO

mQlIlS ilio:

A NK KXi Pi

SOAP" for the TOILET. tjhgp^SHfi

PEHFl'MK FOB THE HANDKKHCHIKF ATE, iS.tSOJTJJ -*\9

ITE, DKLIC aid, LASTING FRAGRANCE* BWIOBKr Mold bf all Drug. 9dwly-ptorm

JAS^^ & CO IB

TlBpGftpper &Hd Sbeet iron Ware,

Slate aaf Metallic* Roofers,

And Manufacturers of

lisRL -ia -mK•a

Galvanized Iron Cornice, Window Gaps, Guttering, Ac. »rT __A(5«qI« foi tha Very Be««

HOT AIR FURNACES

»Wbaunt U^ar«Haute, III

imi

P" Work done In all p»rta of tbe country on v&oft n(0» aad IWISfitb Wrffli. maylS

sbJiXAN,

JOBSPKINTER,

illS MAIN ST,

IP TO •ad

n,w»

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has coneanted to allow

photographs to be taken of ail .the

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,..- WAKT permanent f* »av cmpacUji encli si

r_ 'J/ CepiUu, S tlaemen, Priwi. SsvShipping, Entry *ad •»'W«Mcltxlle«iu»d

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S21 Cb«rta«at.,f5i.Lfnrig

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STOCK/

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NEW GOODS!

adies Furs and Pur Band Hoods

(Cents' Fur Collars, Caps and Gloves!

adies Fnrs from $4 to $125 per set!

SPLENDID STOCK OF GLOVES

Gloves of all kindst Huck, Sheep, Kid, Dog-skin, and W

Th» cheapest pUc® Id the Oity io buy your

HATS, CAPS, FURS, GLOVES,

-AND-

FURNISHING GOODS Is at the

QiJiRIAlf ilAftfFACTOilY

HARPER, WTLDI A CO., Corner 2d and Walnut streets, Terre Haute, Ind., Keep constantly on hand, and manufacture to order, all the latest styles of CARRIAGES Sn BUGGIES We use none bat the finest material In tbe centructlonof our work, end warrant It superior any offered in .this markbt. Esp«cial attention tlron to fJelOdtf

F:NewRepaibino.LKorDEEs.

HllOSOPST OP BABBU8B.-A CotntSE of as delivered at the «w Fork Maseuat of Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How to Live and What to Live for Toutb, Maturity and Old Age Manhood Oenerl tly Reviewed. The Cause of Indigestion FlatuInce and Nervous Dis^usa accounted for Mari»i{0 Pnilosophicaily Considered, 3cc. Pooket olnmes contaioing these Lectures will be forwarded on receipt of four stamps, by addressingSto'T Niw

Yoek

Mcssch of

Asatomy,

MOTHERS! MOTHERS MOTHERS!!!

rDOm?

Sirs, finslow's Soothing Syrap For Children Teething. This valuable preparation has been used with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS 07 CASES.

It not only relieve* the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gl™. tone and energy to the whole system. It will also instantly relieve Griping in the Botoels and Wind Colic

We believe It the BEST and SUREST REMEDY INTHE WORLD, in all cases of DYSENTERY and DIARRHCRA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from teethina or any other cause.

Fnll-directiona for using mil accompany «ach bottle.' Be sure and call fox 11_ "MRS. vrasSLowtf BOOTBTNG'SYRUP1," Having the fac-tiniilt of Ctraris &

A Scholarship in this College is good for Lifet jiving the Student the privilege of Beview^ng

Pleasure, free of Charge. A ft)w Poplin trill be admitted, in Arithmetic ind Penmanship, at 81,00 per month, -vi SU4

NO VA CA HONS.

for. further information, call aud see the School. Send fur Coliaga Paper. Ad reM, GABTI* & OW£Jf, mil.ldtf PBlHOTPALb

UNDERTAKERS.

|JNDBRTAKBB. ^#1?! I M. W. O'CONIVELL Having purchased back from S. W. Ohadwlck, Srnber ft Co., the Undertakers Establishment, and having bad seven y»an experience in the business, i) uow prepared to lurnitt tfetalio Burial Cases, C*skets, ai»a 'Wooden Oofflns, of all styles and sites, from the best and largest stock of burial material in the State. atlMMaiB Street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dwtf Terre Haa te 29. Ma

8 A.ASA: O S-IB A undekEA.K£ fs prepared to execute' 1 orders ia kt* lice with neatmas and disfateh •. .rner pf ttUrd and (!terry tr»et«. Tei*rf. Uaot*. lodUnfc. )ana»-6-dwtI

gLOOMIKGTON ImUESERY. iTtb rear. 400 Acres, to eneofeoues. The largest and best stock, 8,000,003 Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Hedge Plant*. Orape Vines, Small Emits, Apple and ether Nursery Stork, Botes, Bulbs, As., of choicest softs and shipping sic»s, very low for Casx.

Those who wcnld eave money jull at oace tend two ted stamps fox two Vail Catalogues.' E ffiOOHX aUdltD) V'j Bleomlajtton, UcLesa 0o| 111.

Agents

METROPOLITAN

Hat, Cap and Fur Store, fi-.-19 Main Street.

DOWD & SLATE.

P. S. Ladies Furs cleaned* repaired and altered into the latest styles, at short notice. m* ui :.*•

818 Broad

way, t7aw fork. marlBdly

NlO Jf AKBjft\ AND O n-Jt'-J FLOUR STORE' iitti V/

IBAIfft HEDIIG^BRO Maaufaotnrers of all kinds of

OBAGKEE8 BREAD and OASES, BEETZ

ELS,

&nd Dealers in

O E E S

On Lafayette St., between Oanal aud Depot, E E A E dfl30'dly INDIANA.

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MCDONALD,

'i" (8ticoeaBor t.o A. A.

IftJe OM 01 the

^. A., Mewark| N. J.

"Having been -.made acquainted with tbe composition of the preparation aj have for eome time past permitted its use in my family whire entire satisfaction.— It ia an elegant toilet article,, well worthy of the encomiums ft has received."

Abnold)

DBAT.EB IN

BoQks, Magazines, Papers Stationery, &oM OrriCB

Lobby...

«...TER%m Hurra. (NI

lor Kaitkew Bftlfi Suite's Jfcw Bool,

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW

YOU "WISH made and lost in a day how

ar»rrtbingof intere«trel»iln*foTromlHsn and ImportutriasMoC Hew VoA». B*ad I Bead!) Bead 1 Sansftlno kiil Sbaddir in IftW Tfttk,.

A large Octavo Volun-e, over 700 psjM, Illnstnted. We want Agents, Male or fmmmJ in every Olty awVTown. to canT«w» *ir Jt" Mrerybody want* toknow all about Naw York. Ho Beok ever pnbliahud that aells ao rapidly.. Can^. TUieri report iminsnae aalee.

We employ mo Oeneial Ageata, and fflfor tbe UHM oomtiuioli. SMd tor our 32-page ctr ealar. Fall partiaalan and terms to

AfiESTS WANTED FOR

'THE BLUE COATS, And hew they Lived, Fought and Died for the Union, with Scene* and Incidents in the Great Bebsllion." It contains over 100 fine Engravings and 600 pages, and to thaap'cieat and cheapest war book published. Prici only 92,60 per copy. Send for ciivuUr and ceo oar terms, and lull description of the work. Address JONKS' BROTHERS A CO., Cincinnati, Ohio or Ohioago, IU

THE tiBEClAIV BESD,

WHcT

IT 18) bow it grew to be a National calamity. A very fanny Boob,profasely Illustrated. By mail, 20c. 0 copies for a Dollar. Addrets .GRECIAN BEND PUB CO., Box G72, N. Y. Trade enppiied by AMKBICAN NEWS 00 110 A 121 Nassau street, Nqw York. I^OLDSPEEIPS FOUNTAIN PENS

CP lines written Jwiih one en of ink. No blottibg. One dozoa assorted samples sent for 25 cjnte. Agents make SiO a day. Address GOOD 8PBKD A CQ., 37 Park Bow, New York, .. SEW EN6LANDERS, eipeciatly VEBKONTlBBS, ll seud for Catalogue (tree) of 800 si1 KitEuSCOP IC VIEWS of Vt., N H., Adirondack and Flor Ida Scenery, to A. IP. STYLkS, Boriingten, Yt.

Lippencott '& Bakeweli's VJ Patent Ground^ ifiKDii&sii .. o-j? ,|Nt ssi.. patent Tetripet',

(STAMPED .»TS

I I A

a. ws.?r?3:

Circular Saas of one temper over the whole plaie. Unlay, Mill, Cross-Qnt'and Cang.' Equal to any Blade In the world.' For sale by all deal ers and the makers^ LIPPENCOTI BAKI well, Eutsburgn, anaflttsqiB si A'" 4 a 0i)AAA A IE All AND EXPENSES to AH«1S $£UUU to introduoe tbe the Wilsos

TRADE.

btis to I

FAIL TO PEOGTXRB

Pbbkiss."

on the outside wrapper All" others are base tanitatioas.

rpEREB HAUTE NOVELTY WORKS, BY TITTMAN & CO.

A'o. 18, Koutb Fourth St., opposite Post Office,

Terre Haute, Ind.

Models,

Dbawimos kKD Light Machinkbt KEATL7 EXECUTED.

tWLefjuther'sBmech-L iiliiig.'hot Gun also Tittman's Br o^h and Mnzzlo ItOoder taadu to or dor from new or ol I miteriaU. ^"ficceral Repairing Promptly Attended,to

TEEBE

HAUTB

COMMERCIAL €0LL£6Ej Corner Main and 5th Streets, [OYER TUSLL, RIPLBT CO.]

ENTRANCE FSOM FIFTH SI BEET, the oldest and most reliable Institution of the kind in the State. 1 nut rue tion givsc in ail tin tranches yertaislng to a thorough Business Rda cation, such ae S00K-&EEP1NG, PENMANSHIP, HERCANTliK €AiCiILiTIONS, fte.

Skwiho

AIaoaike. Stitches alike on boti s^d'-s. Samples on two weeks'trial. Extra inducements to experlehced Ageiktl. For fartk'x pfirticnlars address the Wiuon Skwins UacEWG

Cj.

Clove,

land^' 0.J Boston, Mass., or St. Louii, Mo.'

RED JACKET AI£

W .Y ijtj Hii# i. &tit taiwsi-' dtffl io ttoitwidatQo Notis—from reports and letters received I. Your Axe is bound to beTas

'Ifc

Axe

II. It will cut 26 per cent, better. £11. My brother lost, oae arm in the war, bat with yi-u Axo lie ca® cut as well as any one elie oan.

IV. IfT oodld not get another, tweaty-five ($86) dolla's would ijot boy it. Y. It will out hoep-polei better than any other Axe. wTI. I would not' be wltHont it for anything.

Tor saleby all responsible dealers, and tpei kers, LWHNCOTT & BAKEWELt,

Pittsbnrgh, P«.

Sole owners of Colburn's Patent Axe.

HAT ARK 10IJK SYMPTOMS, Sufferer I ABE tbey.a furred tongue, dizziness, headache, an uneasy stomaout oppression after eating, pain jtween tht sbijtiMers, consti* pa'aonl 'If so you are dytpeptic d'nd Miami' and nothkig will mee^yonr ^tse so efficiently as

Brreaoent S«ltzer Ape. 3Y THE ENTIRE DBCO

["T is conceded tbat the ters has mastered "inore

Asbbbook.

D.W.D. DR. K.

DEXTER hOYETIDGK'S'J

WAH00 BITTERS THE BEST STOMACH TONIC KNOWN. S®" A subs cuax for Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaint, Asthma, Chills and Fever. Gravel, Diabe tis nnd General Debility. For sale by all Drag* gists. BR. E. DEXTEH L0VEBIDGE, Prop'r„

They ate znaoiilactured with Hunting Cases, (ladles^- and gentlemen's), hava superb Sfrfss movements, Jeweled engine-tumcd, with compensation spiral spring.

Bailrosd Conductor*, Engineer** Expressmen— the most exacting of our costomers have thoroughly demonstrated the strength, durability,ae eurasy, and nttlity of the fao-simile Waldum Watdu*, and pronounce them Invaluable as rell« ble time-keepers.

Fine Swiss Movements, 16 Patmt Amtrics* fac-timile WaVhanWatchts, foil jeweled, $20, Gftronomtar Babmee, $26 eaeb. Elaborately engraved with new and novel designs. Each watch warranted by special certificate from the Oroide Gold Watch Co.

Also magnificent Oroide Sold Chains, ft, $6aad $7 oactu Sent every when, to be paid for livery.

Our easterners are supplied tafea with the PickpocketDetectire and Watch Gnafd^ alao. malied separately on receipt of 60 cU. The Oeuuiae Oroide Gold Watekes can only be obtained by ordering directly from us.

JAMES T. Ml MONBOE A CO., Import. Manul's. 195 Broadway, New Yoik.

3DR. WHITTIBR, 811 St. Ckarlfs Street, Bt. Uois,

WHO

treats confidentially all delicate, intricate and long staadicf cozaplatnta, pub-, lishesa pamphlet which ahosid be xaadhy ••fiVy yenng man in America. Send two stamps. Patients everywhere. State your case.

WIT SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR "~1QLD and SlltlT WatchfS, Se« iag Kacbines, Sed^*c Patterns, CaipetiDse, ITtrmettio

CIHOttLABS Wag fall pa^tieniars, or ten oheet sent, far One teiid^rlbocK UB1M,r-,t ONE DOLLAR t^LCBl telsadld indttcements offered to Agents seadifl# dabs. Addxeee -I^BONTE BABBITT,

No. 83 Sudbury Street, Boston, Mass.

Oar Stock, eoniitttag variety of

PHO is of oar owa WnftU

ORE

Our

Agents sent

free on application to. 3. B. BIT Kit CO., Publish***, Hartford, Oonn.

Sales to tkelMt kcea nbnt ta^B Oar bastaess kMle»aieoi«|llBfpw«Waat this S:ate, aad by Ue tatted ita^M wllnjttl not to.ba aLottary,. ot «ata«»ri^ Nta ragnl^ le^timata hMln|i ti' nofeaa of Browit Poplla or Ehawl yards Doeskia S«th Thomas' naka pr. Oeafs Wh«e MarsemeeQaBt? aOMk^ tor with 6 bottlee. A Moraooo

Bleached Sheeting, oomsaoa qaidtty.

toll

great Zlngnrd re diseases, both I

Bit

acute

and chronio, than any bitter, tonie in- the ktfpwn world. It has cured Cholera,, the worst,forms jof Fevers, Pneumonia, Liver and Heart, disease, Chronio Diarrhoea, Dyspepsia, EhSfllnitfem, Sick Headache, and will onre any disease.artsing £r6m a disordered state of the. blood.. It is recommended brOovernorrof States, AfeBlberB of CbngrefSs, distinguished divines afld phy«eians,' and (bapto prietor can shew more sworn cettiOcates of cares than any other Bitters ma nufactarers 1 Ameri ca. 8nd for aaicoalWraad-read tbem. Sold by drnggists and dealeca, generally.

Beebt,

Baiox

ktt & Co., Wholesalb lienor dealers, sole Agents fcrWes-tarn States, Qi^oegs, ill. F. BaBtsS & Ce., Sole proprietors,6. North Front St. fhila del i'hla. j.

1 1

Whole Western Country

t: RAISING Ciubi lor H. FLINN ACO'S HBEAT ONE fiOl LAB SALE, Oar fall and winter circulars with full particulars, feeder than, ling advertiitminla,) sent to any ad dr. sj tree. Send for Cheoks, »t IO cents each, from 1 to 1000. Addreu B.H. FLlt?N it CO., 81 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.

Per Month guaranteed. Sure Pay. Ssllariea paid weekly. Agents wanted evety

where to sell our Patent Everlattutg White Wire ClotStt Linet. Call at or address tbe QI&ABD WIRE MILLS, Philadelphia, Pa. lSj'OTICE KEIBS.—A complete certlfi list of heirs to propprty in Europe, furnish ed for $1 by REDDEN BB08., Post-office Bo: S30, Washington, D. C- Bsfere^ces In St. Louis —the Messrs.

Buffalo, ilf. x.

Df Afin MA3TBTOOO—Nothing s? imporDlivirlf* tant. Send two stamps forseUed 72 pages on the whole subject. Dr. Whitiieb, confidential physician, 617 St Louis, Mo., stands pre eminently aixive all others In his speciality.— Mo matter, who failed, state your case. Patients treated by mail in every State.

WATCHES •?'. ioTC

THEMILLlOfl.

fs ?.•. 30TC i-S "A Genuine Oroide Gold! The Oroide Gold Watch Co. mannfactore, on strictly scientific principles (style, finish, and color 18 carat gold, ufao-tiniU of the most rare and costly description oi Gold WatcKf.

QUA.

ed nottoeaOf 60 articles, ftritla it SI for eack ar tie le, comprietoa a variety of articles asaallir sold at rataHpjicee from $l,5Pio $5 for each arttele.

For Clab mt |M, a eeleetioa of one of the following articles:—10 yds. Brown or BMaefcSheetlng, soperior qoaiity. Dim pitters, price $10. WoJtt seat Brocks Ems Shawl. S yards Black German Broadcloth. Common Sense Sewing:

Mac bine, priee $18-(tkeee maekiass will hem, stitch, fell, tack, aailt, cord, bind, braid, and embroider in a moet saperior manner.) Oae Gent's or Ladles' sflver buntiag-oese Wateh, tw 2$ yards Hemp Carpeting. 3 yards Beaver Cloth 6% yards good Doeeltia. Silver-plated Ice Pltefc er. Cyardii Waol Cloth, donble width. 1 pafr of superior Blankets. 72 yards brown or bleached Sheetirg. com men quality, 120 printed aetieee of artices for aaaat each, cossarisiaa a variety Of arttcies-tttually Sold' at ret«ifflfom^l,Wto fl) forerch article.

N,T

FOB OU& G1BCDLAB.

uSi'JS!Be sure and direct'Jfoid^ letters ir t,J

INSURANCSe. QOLU MN.

six iioa M.

AGENCY

C?1

'jol uiff

The following iOld aad Bailable OsaiattN .Be|rfMated

leWhantoUrt Ca, •ABTEOBSiOOSN

North Uu. C*. I»aa

1ST iso****?,

LapbtrttlM! or CHICAGO

iU x4

Buekeye ^tukruce Ce.

iftszft lilJ lii /&»! fceii tok«L«aal?DUok|flata^d in Bny inkwe»tiOO»«rti ESTATBrboMthl sold, aoA OOLLECTIQJfS promptly itttei

Apply to :'{-1

0Wf8r*r F5M and lj)f« fHfontfic* Agwt

Maln 8tr»betweeii5th it 6th

Old ^nd of\ l)nh. TboatpaoBr But

People's I E S A Y"*.' t-t'.v *5t vc ,1 -V: M. Ex. 0058F«t Freight From NeWYttk, Boston end {tlte&tadiate polnts

jJialM•*» —|i iWtly

0iO»i

MiA.o»A#iri!.

BAKJSIKL1S.

JOF* .€

.em,

MWhts:

.1'

.Tsrij io earn® .-feSi

M«rch»nt Ttrfloi^, tiu& MAUTSTBEET, Over Saxtoi# Walmdey't Dty Goods store Would respeoisnlty oall tte atteattoa of the citi zens or Terre Haute, aad the public ia jnaeral that Tie has rented rooms abf.ve Saxton Walmsley' Dry G»ode-store, for tte purpose of carrying oa .u

Merchant Tailoring. He keeps aTways ott'liaatf'1 a FASHIONABLE SELECTION Of CABBIOBK^ YE8TH uLOTHS, Ac., and is ready te make it apia The latest Style and oa Skort lfttice, and on very fieasonablf fttlMs. BterUwao b%h rents to pay, he promises to make tap to otdbr, whether the geo^tlbe tttr&i*hed 1y Km vt bot.— very thine i° ba^Wft Jteaysi than aoywbare else, -'p r- ,s ..

Catflog dene and warracUd to St. A libttal patrOi/age solicHeili Sdg89dtf.

.TlBBilTl'8 ETEEUYXSOmT SELTZIB APEBtENT Is a gentle and cooliAg Cathartic or Purgative medMne,l a the form or 'a Poader, tsttuaet to take aad is Mfiairaeiwted and aeed bf the beet Physicians in tbeoo^qtry as afneat^iabla and effectual remedy. ,g{|.„. ,c ,t

EFVEBYEMCENT Ccaxs Dysfimu, j. OoiMSxaSMtna.-'

Cuaas Siox HaaDAcas,

W117A8V

^iAisviiii^ ai *wq O^asa InnHnM, littuaoO Ona* Ooanvaxxss, 9 «fa ..ow"*™.

•sr a ---iCoaxagotta SroMAca.

ff!

•il dt,

Cnwlreuoa Hmwjh

"d •T

Cos as Buomatscpana^ia' Coat* Jacirtii*, .. ..

It is a most eflctsat SMdieiae fitmjm CMdws atsii m»st*tfre«t«flfw^it.^,. ary uaigall mmmttritm Mmc|hhMat o(

this most

srwrcu MTJPor SWekysIl

aid

1SsSfr'ti

BAiimorjmnt&MNCY. I have aorad ydini to McEeen A Pi kUU, whare woaidr/fce leased t» aea. ftf^d*aadeiMoaMrd.'

Watarrates bsaMliaa Bass ••glahifl 10m

Paddobk's ay old

ti iSt-y ftii ii

SUIPI POPLINS,

S7i Cents.

FRENCH MERINO'S,

75, 80, $1,00. m--r

Jtia ssoc',1 :,&4 fhipr.^jis c.c

CIANIABU rOPLINS,

-40. 60, eocts. fell

.**•

hereky iaform the nablic tlat

JP, are not oonoected wiut any o« the Oilt EnterpriM in this city. All conoenu otforiog a Gift Premium, any article free of cost, to Agent, or any one, are in-direct yiolatlon of the laws agaiust Lotte. ry.-.^fe.han information, from reliableaothoriif, that aiiiiefG»'«cei*i Ods Cltr will ke closed np by the State roliee. W FOB AtivmONAt PABT1CTJLABS SEND

jgtiise

P'-.S 'f

BLACK1 ALPACAS,

Cheap-~40,50,60 cts.

ft.!

*?rs/^8.3* W^FVfri.'

Irecade Poplins,

4 CMItiUUk'

mi:ts i-e-t-: .i i'

50 Cents.

.i:.S 1& *aiqsa&> t* r-i-J »s

Changeable Silks,

Very Superior Idne.

WsB"

Black tiro- Grain Silks,

*t m*

SCARLET CLOTH,

©te130*7 lo«»

Ladies Hertao Underwear,

1CJ

gjj, From $1,00 up. TO KO iiJJHeirC„f S-IK j»caa.:i6sThwfc

and Boys' Underwear, SQUALLY CHEAP.

1 exll noit«8«3c.7 gc^} r&

^BOULEVARD 9-trj BALMORAL SKIRTS,

8KATING SKIRTS!!!

EPBALli &^CO:.

Corner Fourth and Main Sts.

.. .izkiiSAnd afi'nJoazK .to?

{sa»JLEAiJi.'i'

C-jriTTlG & CO.,

e-oi

DRY GOODS ,3'

foerw

i£s£:/ trot.

"Sfi *0 Tsasfsj:

AND

jtc»

NOTIONS!

&*!£

r/t» fuxi n~j-£iiio HAYS NOW

ts Cff«i sago 9b •fi iot5 psswe .ami i-acsti a6i?#d

SttfCfg* tk*

ELEGANT STORE

:. tuc. a-ii

f:P9^ertifO g«.jy«£l -»cf .u 3i5 aahfc'i 1T0 MAIN STREET,

WW# 4V ..T: •TO1!'

VEKIlKl BLOCK.

«Wi©l 14

MERCHANT TAILORING

A I O I N

J. WALMSMEY -.e

Merchant Tailo^r,

just

Has rocotved a NEW STOCK

CLOTHS/ f-j'- -r" -"i -i 0- i:C ff CASSIHEdlfifl, I

J* 6S

f^Thelr New and )S Slit tcoil' coi'-u ri.Tes?'!f'fta ."TO'ftm fiT w,« i!f,i*

lOii.-A 'f.

-}*$. 1W4' 1- &. i5 XK2I r. etiz:

We are now ready to receive OUT friends and Customers and bid them Welcom, by showing a Large

and

,: '"iD

C. WITTie

(#3—.: .»ofi \£d) foQGa r«jd

A CO.,

170 Main Street.

Ms-,® ant

si -a

BOOTS AND SHOES.

&.Shoes

•t-is—

S31.

TO SUIT

E I E S •i:'• r\

8 HifMytir j] j~m I id Baring }o»t receltad, at

Ce E. BUGGLES a well seleOted Stock of Wjmert, Mlssea, end CUR dseo'i Baauaar Wear, wblck I will offer lor eilc «ttka ?«y LoweM Cash Price!

assortment oi

onta'e Boots and Shoee, bough market, ao theyeao be

Present Times

WORK

iMid the most fashionable asatty and ta haste.— bit oall aad examine,

C. M. BQOGLX8,

Ho. IS, Korth 4 th Street,

-'^•EAVEBB

•, 1' vt TRICOTS,

t^TfiRceATnrcn^ W! and TKIH9KIHO

Which ha propom to nuke up to ordct in the

Most Approved Style!

th us

146 Main Street.

No old Stock on hand, my Stock ia Entirely New* sepSS

MERCHANT

A I O I N

FALL TRADE, 1988.

FBBfrcH

•'^ii

BANNISTER

MiroWMOTiTin^«iS1r

4 -i

FALL ADD Wlllf Bl STOCK!

CONSISTING IN PAST, OF FIM?®

T--

Ingush

os*

CASSIiERES

,rT

SUA

tt'

—IaITO HW p'. ..cj f. yv.' eafeivfeD .vl'-

CHEVOIT bit -FOB

•toe

BUSINESS SUITS.

BLACK, BROTllf,

S-S I' ifiTi TIE, DA-MhlA, AND SILVER FOX

And for a Fine Assortiaeat

I a

Elegant Stock of

€kfdst at the Lowest Trices. A Cordial Invitation is Extended to ALL to Come and SEE US.

u'3f,

Blsck aai Colored

Cloths and Doeskin dsssteeres.

BEAUTIFUL STYLK^

Of AMSRICAH 0AMI1UBBKS of all grades aad prloes. n* Li-. l.&£'.'• •ii. x'.-i vdt l^t.2 '"k$* Also kept constantly on b»nd good or Gloves, Jtoeiorjff

S I 9 & aaMrtata

Mandkerch'fs. *Ue, 4c.,

Swpendere,

8HIRT8,

uaziidsqtX eM'

Of the best quality, made to order. v?,' jOlii"'Jt 'tK^U-S "AW6i'- *»a A Gfood Line of .,

XSi 'wdliv:

Woolen ShirtB, Knit Jackets,i ... f.f SBiawls.

f,w Nlot

°B*-l

Satchels and Valisea.*' •i —. at iq

S.'i" rri:

Still ioperintanda the Mcrdutnt Tailoring Department, aad itiacaatsM 4 perfect fit. CUSTOMERS, OLD AND NEW,

Are cordially iarited to call at BAIVttTEB'lJ &0. 79 Maim Street.

^MERGHAN a 0

TAILORING!

tia f**' a' -its. t'.i I «i unr

FRKDKK1CK

8CIUWM6

Has jost reoehred a large aad wall selected Stook

Fall and

Winter t'.i($9* »d

iamls

ConsIttios inpMiof FHH^

French, fiagllsli

cAiHHmi

English Mtea,

French Cloth, DoeaKte A Betfer, Whioh wfli be sold at tke vary lowest prloes, to oash only, by the yard, or made op te ordtr oaahort^ottee.

"LOW mCTFlTS, aad FIBST ^CALITf

la mt motto.

Cnstotaan, aMiHA •)#, araoordlaliy tested ta all at

175 MsiB St^BOBtksMe^ ?tk. H. B. Cnttinr doae to itderj also» tmhlli andBepeirl^la tkacheafeatKaaaSR. etm