Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 November 1868 — Page 2

DAILY

TBJKXWffi HAI

Tuesaa* *©r»l»g, 5o?enn»er 10,1868

Tie New Ydfrtc Pat

among*tho W^StreS^ money operators in New YOTt'.waa'a sfoguW occurrence. It is conceded on all UftD?9 ntoney was never

abundant in New York as

atthe«^lseflt' Mv.ZSIcriM SVeervere Lfiact of as this may "appear. 'The panio-waa caused by a coropBAtion of large Btock specula tors and a few leading banks, to with draw and bold a largeamount of circular tion, aliflitlHte, by mttjqg close, to dfsp^reriffte stocks. The combination was sirccesssful to a certain degree, and, for a da^Awo^&tocis tnmiWed down at Njirf -AT&nt' rate, and tlxtwe wko were within tho rmg i|UJcUfts&d, at their own prices.

At ojwn^noit*ppwe4«s4fc*U Wall tflreet would baoome involwd in tho orusb, but it has r.ow pasped over with '60111 IflUttUVHiy IlUI5'raMS|0 totSe*business of tho city & tJounlfy. Honest people care but l|tt|e for the punishment rfiiiSh twp pf tfiftfrju&dred stock gambti lers receive^ bybeing "cornerecr by the sjuae number of their fel lows. Tho .itnoat -remarkable incidents con nested with the history of this panic, is tho report that Mr. MCCULLOCH sympathized »with the bealeh stock jobbelrs and "went back" upon all his previously announced poiic^by promiaiag tore-issue a large armoliht of legal tenders that have been redeemed by the Treasury, but not yet conceited- Thi^ report, whether true or not, .gained* sueh-otedence in Now York S3 fo~^oniributer with irther causes to- Btopr ijlf pan{§.*

ii gii r-itj T'lt! arl

^^^WBOrsdft'ueCampalgite^

ili&CK PoMBKp'K,'^ $tt Crosse Demo, crat contains the following waggish paragraph in, its jsfiuo of the 4tln

Tiio returns which we publish this evoning aro all from Radical sources. The Democratic returns have not come we are ~upjblo to state when tlmy will.' •.

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:w 4-i .yx-M*?**

In anothei- purt of Iho same paper' the Democratic rooster i^ brought out to do honor to the following auspicious event

We have found a Democratic gain Pvluayra, in the State of JSTew York, has given a DemocrHlic gain of 62! "We raise oar roOster for Palmyra! Bully for Pal.

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clip the following in (relation to the Publio Debt, from the Cincinnati Chromelet and recommend it to the Democracy of our section of the country

N'dw that the canvass is over, we hope our, Democratic friends will be willing to take a more reasonable view cf many matters brought into the recent discussions. They must surely rejoice that the ptibHolfebt has beeii considerably decreased diyip^jhe last montp, instead of insinuating suspicions against the honesty of Secretary McCullocn's statements, be-: ••ufeiia&.he does not report an increase, as some wore inclined to do a few days ago.

It appears that the reduction made during the month of October was about $5,000,(300, or at the rate of $60,000,000 ^hnVislly. *With a fair and honest colj lection of the revenues, a much larger amount may be paid off each year, without any increase in the rales of taxation.

By a united and patriotic effort to put tho national JSnaflceain the best praotica* ble condition, without regard to parti? sanship, .we may advance tbe Government credit materially, lighten the bnrdenB of taxation, and haBten the safe return of specie, payments.

THB OAt'o

State Journal, in speaking

of the Secretary of State for Geo. GBA.NT'B Cabinet, says of Mr. MOILKY, whose name has been mentioned in connection with the position: ... jMr. MOTLBY is among the few men living who would confer honor and dighity upon the country, at the head of the Department of State. The first historian of his age, the ripest of scholars, and the most &ccoir(» plished of our diplomatists, he wouljl win in all lands respect and esteem far his country, for he already known and honored wherever tbe English language is read or spbkeiti.' If fitness settles tHe question, the historian MoTLyKY will l^e the next Secretary of State." 'f

W. s:i ml —•W'gM

TH® first meeting of the Western Social Science Association, convenes in Chicago to-dhj. All manner of social, governmental and industrial evils will be discussed by some of the best: thinkers of the West, including Dr. WOOLSKT, of New Haven, on the divorce laws of the United States Prof

WAT LAND,

D. HAXL,

may^5r|yei|wSE|

of Boston, on lodg-

ing..Jaauses for women. Twenty-seven such paperp arejalmdy agreed upon. I

THE Christian Advocate

ion u/illbe protecSdin the enjoyment of

sayl

Tha^etorbP arejuot nil footed up, but the tndiontions 'ftre that the net gain in the. membership of the Methodist Epigqor«l Ohirroh in th« United States for the yc:»r ending r.o .r »rr quilo

Novamber. 2, 868. will 100,000.

Court Room-a very appropriate place, I

a/l

bwdholderB' df tho Louisville,

JSTow Albany »wd Chichgo Railroad hate tiikeu tho, neoessn/.. steps, or will soon do wo^ages upon the roftci and sell it out. It is understood that tho road will

sbe

bought up and run

in tho interest of the Michigan Oentrel Saiitoad. & S. .Y "d-y-'i

& .£3

were aecured as merre force. The Eegistered voters of the city aggre gated 43,633. The mot* polled was 39,710 against 27,324 in 1864. Both parties had been claiming the city. The most sanguine Republicans claimed 1,500 toes to 1,700 majority, though at the last elec-1 «flUnting

THK BVBHIMO

Both pai ties had appointed head-quar- |maSn

tars for receiving the returns in the

evening. The Republicans met at Libra-

drift of affairs and thinking it was better I jl0W

esting to watch them in their agonizing I

that everything was from Republican I

The

of Michigan University,

on tho problem of domestic service and CAROLINE

Times

Library Hall was full of happy Bepub licans. Everybody was hilarious, and as the successive reports of the triumph of tbe loyal cause all over tbe country," reached them, and were read from tire stage, long and loud were the cheers that buret forth from their patriotic hearts The Hall was very crowded, and the iQ terval between reports was passed in singing and short speeches. Frank Lumbard, assisted by an excellent corps of singers, discoursed patriotic songs. "Old Shady" was sung, and then some one on waving a paper in his hand, called the house to order and said: "If any of you doubt about: old Shady's coming, when you hear this dispatch it will dispel all misgiving.'^ The dispatch was from Indianapolis, and announced, "Indiana will go 10,000 to 12,wo for Grant and Colfiut." It was receteR\with immense enthusiasm. A dispatch from Petroleum V. ITasby, announcing that the "Corners" had gone Democratic, except Joe Bigler, caused a good deal of merriment. At a very late hour the people dispersed to their homes.

THB GRAND

W,t

.FftAMK P. feLAIR? the defeated yicePresidontial candidate of the Democracy .arrived in Chicago at an early hour Wedaosday morning, and stopped »t the Tremont House. Scarcely a member of his party called upon him, the terrible mat they had experienced no doubt deteriioW them/from confronting their nominee.-^ Afts£sJte8ding,tha morninjg papers Frank romwked thst ho had teen beaten like 'H, and that /was the onlv way to be beaten. Sbms bf his KspuWican friendg casually mentioned ''Salt Uiver to which Franks replied, that Salt River wad not large enough he was "going to Salt lAka^He Ilh in that direction, via the Union Flmiflft at two p. M., «nd has not been heard of since. It is to be hoped he

espouse the cause «f

B^ighant Ypungi end perhaps he m^y the J|o^

jCi&toong the

'ttOU: a a* fcioela At *«fS StHn via wM fM mmM 5is3t

DEM0W8TKATI0W

On Thursday night, in celebration of the great victory was, perhaps, the most els tensive and magnificent affair ofthe kind ever witnessed in the West Any attempted description of it that I could give, would fail to convey any idea at ell adequate to its grand proportions* or brilliance of display. The ffrjnrtfimi devotes a whole page to its description then winds up with a confiMsion of its inability to do justice to the occasion. We have frequently bad large the occasion of "anniversaries" orooavefttions, but never before have I sen the1 city so foil of people.

POPULATION or CHlCAOa

The vote polled at some interestingMfetiC4 and the Qhi~ cago Press, true to their instta* an aiready using the figure* t© the *fr»di*»b*

an '"Article commencing. whallow5 his own horhj

,'V goes on pitching into

ov.*f l8fl8^ preiiw, which have been

The exciting campaign has closed. The trusts Chicago and claiming a greator Toioe-et &• has been given ^pui^ion for their own city. The votr through the ballot box, in flavor of Grant, Q^jyggo |g 39,710, while Cincinn&t Cfctfitx sad the perpetuity of the Union.

only

"Witli enmity toward none and chanty by

an(j 0f

his equal rights. Showing a difference In fuvor ot Chi-. THS MIMSAOX IN CHICAGO cago of 50,604. No doubt the actual passed off very few artefta being I census

holds where it had almost been impracti- I polled. Cincinnati will have to try some cable for the Bepublicans to bold political I other dodge if she wants to «eat down meetings. There were 500 special police I Chicago and extol her own greitness.— sworn in for the occasion, is addition to I The "Gardeh' City* irietropolte of the regular corps, and "Pinkerton's Pre* I the Northwest.' W $ J. B. H. venUtivee" andf the Merchants police

for less crimes,have been sentenced. The gtgrtea a broom rectory, two chair facto newspaper offices made arrangements to ries, and post bulletins in their windows as the re-|in

Beer venders also .,K

Enterpriaing Lsger user veuusra

HOW THE RETURNS WERE RECEIVED. 1

In the early evening, even before the

polls had been fairly closed, the people began congregating, and the receiving 1

rooms were soon filled and packed.—I answer the..double purpose of heating Without, and particularly in front of the I .,.^£M.Sti-D6 several offices of the press, the streets ,ix Jlii 3 were crowded and jammed with tbe I A boarding-housfr lkeeper, in Spri

All «... in J^^lfield, Mass., is mrthe hiibit, .when her masses. All was enveloped in a dense boa^ negl0ct

fog—probably the freed spirit of the old I placing an extra fork by their plates, as foggy democracy. All seemed quht, I a 8ilent intimati6n ib "t'ork over. save the occasional bellowings of a free I

T„,

of dreadful suspense. But this was

flew to the "flowing howl." Getting the I

.. .. .a.r.

maDy

to be in the house of mourning than oil because they want to please their childjoy" your correspondent thought to pass I ren but still more curious to observe a few moments looking on the Democra-1

t^at

»u I three able-bodied men, with as many wo oy in the Recorder's Court Boom, j0 i00k after one little boy or girl.' had often heard of wailing and gnash-L. ing of Idetb," md now f.„»d g.' port unity to wateh the practical working

Froal

throes and dying struggles. A few dis-1 Falls almost equal Niagara Falls in subpatches were read when a censorship or-1 limity andgrandeur. ?il dered the exclusion of all except of al more genial character, upon the ground I "PALMER'S

essed affce and then Qinciniiati fteqfent'

the latter............... .187,656

made. The excitement of the cttmpeign I resident andaverage* transient pOpulahad culminated and the public feeling! tion. At some precincti when the polls yftfi fjety iotanfa, Tfouble win antici-1 closed there were lines of voters nearly a pfted,%speckily t* a Iriafc 1 block long, so that the foil

this city is 300,000 including the

Oltanings from, all ields.

Btny oSe6ti fti jth ch are h—Pr ijtdkUi ants.

Base inbospitairrty^Ttirning rtiit your

tion it had gone Democratic. The result 1 daughters to marry, has surprised everybody. G-»nts ma- In Milwaukee they call harness uia* ority in the city la 6,166, and in the jkers "horse milliriet^'' a.,* county 8,857! Oar formet fellow citizen. s^r&toga r^uieaacat the di«covM'y..xf a Charles Kern, was the Democraticcandi- [new mineral.^pringate for Sheriff, and was beaten by 5,150 gnglish fashion paper contains un votes. Charlie is 00 doubt a pretty good 1 advertisement of "elegnnt bridal presents fellow but he has thrown himself in very to let. bad company. I A. badger was trapped ih Boone coun

TAS.. B.

31,276. MultijflfJing thfeia" I

8ix we

tb#u»-

jLnd the population of

YOU

was'not

AITKB MS BLSCTIOM. I ty, Iowa, the other day. Yery' few re-

Ipw».'.

hat8 for

with

parties" Mothers

7™ opponentsan dvvear.ng old

evening. J-IV**? ones yourselVes.f IAS OI ncss Agoncy established under tho patronage of rv Hall, the Democrats in the Recorders I I merchants. DeBirable vacancies alw»?s. Enclose „iQn- I The artesian well at Stbckton, Califor-1

fe 10G2 feet deoP) and

as the result has shown, to receive their 1360,000 gallons of hot water daily. sentence as thousands of other eriminal.

Carpet.5(lgger6-^

the

8&ut^-

turns came in. Like arrangement* were I The fires in the Oregon, woods are a also concluded at the principal hotels, double calamity Beside the destruction _r I of property, they drive the wild

tlT„

./»

aieu

dWchafges

T*aShville have

I into the settlements, where they commit

advertised their infamy and drew victims I great ravages into their venomous dens by advertising, I Philadelphia reporter recently saw "election returns received here." I the moon shining so brightly that he

could trace the movements of a.basa ball I club playing a match on the surface of

tbat

lovely satellite.

Dr. Ffincis, of Newport, R. I, has in-

vented

and patented anew apparatus to

and easy" Blah man. Tbe people were I sentenced to 102 years', imprisonment for drawing a long breath as in a moment I attacks on the government of Queen Isa-

to pay up promptly, of

Spanish journalist, who had been

I bella, was one of tbe flVsit political pris-

8°on|onett-HbefMednijf

lifted off their minds. The reports seem-1 '.re, ed to be one continued series of victories "mv SrL?"!'1 Ishould I wear my moire antique dress for the loyal people. Republicans grew I njf0, my love we1 Can Scarcely suppose jubilant. They shouted, sang, and grew I we shall wear the attire of this world in wild with joy. The Democrats became I the next ""Ihen, ma, howT would the despondent. They motterad.cursed, and

the'Wolution

knoyr

people attend a circus "only

in many instance it takes two or

gQriea 0f

operations, of the system. There never I sixty feet in height. The Falls proper was a more disheartened crew gathered t«P twohundred and ten feet in one uno„n

on a Salt River steamer. It was inter, lt

cascades ranging from twenty to

..a„^ broken mass. The contour ofthe Palls is

(in]jke thatof

reguIar

(Democratic organ of the! MAGNOLIA WATER.—Superior to the

Northwest) undertook to keep the people! b®9* imported German Cologne, and sold

posted by bulletin* potted in the windows, but did not persevere very long in its kind offices. The lights were turned down at a very early hour and all was darkness. The tenor of the returns is •ery suggestive of tbe cause of their re» tiring early.

horseehoe-

tbie it will be seen that Idaho

YEQETABLE

TIOH

sources(I 1) and not reliable There was lover five years standing," writes A. J. no shoutiog, no singing, no* I Jessop, of Mt. Airy, Harailtoo County, thing to be heard, little to be seen, and, Ohio. *^nov4-decdlw. covered by the suffocating fumes of several hupdred tobacco tapers, we made owl "SPALDING'S PREPARKD-GI.UK." exit from scenes so vividly described in nov4 deodlw. Revelation XIV. II.

COSMETIC ifo-

has cured my face of an eruption of I

at half the price. dwlw

OF the three invisible blessings, perfume, light and song, the first has been heretofore considered the .most evane=- I cent, but it no longer dfserves that re-1 proach.

PHAION

has made the most de-

licious odor of the floral kingdom "a joy I forever" in his

"FLOR

DE MAYO," the

new perfume for the handkerchief. Sold by all druggists. dwlw

TH* vait amount of PLANTATION BITTBBS now being sold and shipped from New York is almost incredible. Go when and Where you will—along the wharves and piers, and at the depot*—you will see great plies of these Bitters awaiting 1 ment and conveyance to every nook and corner of the country, «nd to the hun dreds of foreign portB. They are very popular among all classes of people, and are conceded to be just the thing for this climate. No Bitters have yet been introduced which have become so deservedly popular and worthy of patronage, to all who require a tonic and stimulant. They are prepared with pure St. Croix Kuai, Oalisaya and Cascarilla Bark, and all the world knows full well-what beneficial res suits accrue from these combinations.

frota Alex. N. Dougherty, M. D., late one ot the Medical Directors

U. S. A.,

Newark,

N. J.

"Having been made acquainted with the Composition Of the preparation known as SOZODWNT,

hatfg for sotne

time past permitted its use in my family, while it has given entire satisfaction. It is an elegant toilet article, Well Worthy of the encomiums it has received."

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Phalon's Pa] phian JLotion ftr lesMU^lac ttejutlS aa« COMPiEIIOS. •iixreraesB, FBNKUM. PIMPIKS,

WFX,

ftrUHBta On NfiBSKBT It is lorslnable. SHATlXfi tt has no evsal. sM.Mai

s£e»ytfU»e

HOA WU ke.

ne ae TOILKT. not chap tbe SUN.

per

iLtt

__ HIKF.

nUcttAifcE-

Jeii fereU Drag. Mwly*atom

HAGlpRTY &

JSEALEIS

Tinf^Dopper

and Sheet

iron

Slate and Metallic Roofers,

And II*nufacturers of

tialYanized Iron Cornice, Window Caps, f4 Mattering Ac. (flute for Ihe Very Beei

HOT AIR FURNACES

187 Main Street,

TerreHaute, Iiid.

J' ...DM' 1 D- !&seaa€ *W Work done iu all parts of ths coautry on •bort notice aud reasonable terms.

m?jr

J. A. BUY AN, df 'u3 s. -iii SStk

JOB' PRINTER,

nrMAIN? BT.f

TERRE HAUTE, 1ND

Employment jtfbtice, IP YOU WANT PERMANENT

.and lucrative situations in anv capacity, such as

•^ra^tt:osil iJi'ftkoaiiicii. Bookkeepe'6, Oopyiats, 3-usmen

Christian benevolence—Paylilg^r riew Porters, \Vatcbmen, Oondaotors,

1 1 I tra^bmtin Steambtat, Hotel. Shipjf cji Entry and

apply' t0 ltleoia

stamp. SBidl-d Ira

PH1LOSOPHTof

city licensed Bnsi-

WILK1KS A CO.. 321 ^hostont St., St.LouiS

1' w" ,r"™

A A

A.RR1AG-E MANUFACTORY

iiABPEB, VyTlDI & 00., Oc^tiojr'^! Walnut JMeets, Terrs Haute, Ind. Keep constantly on b&ncJ, and manufacture to oriiur, ail the styles of C-A..e.KI^3-l£s3 Sc BUGtlKS Wo use none bat tba fina?t material in the coniractinnof our work, anil warrant it iraporior oauy offerod in this market. Especial attention ivcm tn BiP^iaiso. fjelOdtf

OF HABBIAGT.

NEW C!ooii8E OF LFCCTUBZS,

ITO'Y^NW YORK IJUSBOK

the best socie-

belon^d

to th

_| A clergyman says it-is curious to note

OST OZF

Wf»«l8d

ABSOLD)

DEALER IN

Books, Magazines, Papers stationery, &c., POST OEFICB LOBB* T*&BB IND

MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!! DON'T PAIL TO PROCURE

Mrs. Winsiow's Mini Syrnp, For Children Teething. This valuable preparation has been used with NEVER FAHSCNQ SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OF CABES.

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

We believe it the BEST and STTEE8T REM P.nv

THE WORLD, in all cases of DY8

ENTKKY

and DIARRHCBA IN CHILDREN

Whether arising from teething or any other canse. Fntl directions for using will accompany each bottle.

Be Bare and call for "MBS. WXN3LOWH SOOTHING SYRUP," Having the fac-simile of

CDBTIS ft PERKINS,"

on the ontswe wrapper. All others are Imitations.

rj^ERRE HAUTE JSOYELTY WORKS, BY TITTMAN & CO.

No. 10, South Fourth St., opposite Post Office, Terre Haute, Ind. MODEM,

Daiwuias

COIHIHEBCIAL COLLEGE, Corner Main and 5 th Streets [OYER TTJELL, KIPLBT & CO.]

ENTBANOE FROM FIFTH S1REET, Is the oldest and most reliable Institution of th( kind in tho State. Instruction given in all thi jranclies pertaining to a thorough Business Idacation, such as J00K-KKKPI!fG, PENMANSHIP, MERCANTILE

CALCULATIONS, Sx.

A Scholarship in this College is good for Life, living the Student the privilege of Reviewing Pleasure, Free of Charge.

A few Pupils wiil be admitted, in Arithmetic ind Penmanship, at $4,00 per month.

NO VACATIONS.

UNDERTAKES. *O0£T

M. W. O'CONNEIJL Having purchased back from E. W. Ohadwick, .Qruber & Co., the Undertakers Establishment, and having: had seven y.&r* ozporionce In the business, is now preparod to iurnisfa MeUlic Burial Cases, Caskets, aua Wooden Coffins, of all styles and sizes, from the best and largest stock of burial material in tho State at 104 Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dwtf .. Tetro'-Hautey W.*l»

S A A A

UNDERTAKEK, I« prepared to execute. I orders in his line with ae»tae« and dispatch, .net of third and CI err* treet*. Terr» Haute. Indian*. lan2&-{-dwtl

CHITECT & BUILDEB.

J. A^VR^DAGKH. Plans, Specifications, Superintendence, and Do. tail Drawings furnished for every datoription ol •oilding*. drncM.—South east corner of Kain and Kfti Streets,

OT«J

.vzmtmH mtii

PonneDy's Drug Store. ...

myMdlj0 .i+*j a A ii AVitttST

qvsiqpEj

nta W«mte

For Mattfcew Hale iMflitlilOeW

SUfiSHINE AND SHADOW^ IN* NEW YOBKv how fortunes are

Uouaea rthing of interwt relanng to Promin8jit Men

«r*: twl Bead! Sunshine and Shadow In lew York.

A larga Octavo Tolaire, Ww 7«0 pW tosjf Illustrsted. .We waot AgtnW, Hale or ?wyi in every Oity and Town, to ciWW fwr^J ®J* erybody fnti to know tH about Mow Yoik. _J*o Bsok evor publish'jd Uiat Mil* J#pi4^- van* vassera report iaun«nie sales.

Wo employ no OenSral Agents,' and-plfer tk« LABGIST COKKOSIOX. Stiul

CO.,

1B*B'

FOB

THEBLUfeCOATSy And haw they Lived, JWglii' *nd J31^*tir the Union, with Scene] and Incidents in the Great BetolUon." It contaiDB over 100 fine Engraving* aad 500 pagce, and ie tho spiciert and ^cbMyett Rar book putllBhed. Pricj only con) 3ond for circular and toe oav terms, and fuil.deiptioii of tbe woitc. ArtdreflB JON1!?® fiROffl EBS A

Cincinnati, Uhtol'or tlhicaio,' Iilc trrrifi

THE (iHEClAN UlHvT IT IS, how it grew'toTi* s^KMenai' W calamity. A very ifrnnny Book,profnsely Hln«*ratecl. By mail, 20c. 6 coviea for aliollar. Addto=a GBE0IAN 13END PUB. CO., Bo* 672,'

V: Yf TrirflS snpptted by AMBBI-

CAN NBWS.qa-, 1W 4 12i JKaaawt.atreat.,. New York. 6flOtDSPEED'S FOUSTAIN PENS W 60 lines Written with one v«u of ink. po blottiD*.' Ooedozen assorted aamploi lentfy'SS, conta Agents make 510 a day. Aidrfcxa 600®8PKKI) 4 CO., 37 tark Bow, NewYork.

EW ENOLANDKim, o^KiaHy VEBMONTEBS, send for Catalogue (free) of 800 81'kBKOSCOP IC

VIEWS of Vt.,N H., Adirondack Fter iia Scenery, to A*. F. STYbtS, BarHngtetti V«

Lippencott & Bakewell's

Patent Ground,

aa dfilivered at the

New Tort Mnserim Anatomy, embracing the anbjecio: How to Live and What to Live for Ynnrt, Mstttrit? and Old Afte Manhood Generl lly Kdkts-fil. The Cause of IndigSBtion Flatnlaoa and Narroas Diseases accounted for Mar U50 Pai!«»0|hically Oonnldered, 4c. Pocket olunoi containing these Lectures will bo for warded on re-eiiit of four stamps, by ad-ireasin

ASATOMT, 618 Broa

lltf t^ri. 4 uiat 16ily 'i O N A E

A N

FLOUR STORE.

FEAIMH£IMG &BBO 'Mttfenfsotilrers of all fcindirof

ORAOKEpS,

BREAD and CAKES, BBETZEL9, and Dealers in a O E

On Lafayette St., between Oanal and Depot, A E

:de30dly

INDIANA.

J, P. McDONALD, (Saccessorto

^,^04 Patent Temper toS (STAMPED,

ttia.snii ,5*3 ei iit

S A. WS.

Circular Saws of one t?mpe«,9J5F tb« whole plaie. Malay, Mill, dross-thit at®Gang. Bl*®1 to any made in the world, era and tho make WELL, Pittsburgh,

For Bale by all deal

era and tho makers^ lIPPJENCOfl,& BAKE

diOAftn A 1KAB AND KIPKNBE8 taAGKNTS iJiWUU to introduce the the'WtLgojr SEWINQ MACAINB.

Stitches alike on bot «id?s. Samples

on two weeks'trial. Extra Inducements to ex rerlenced Agents. For fdrth particulars ad dress the WILSON

SEWING MICSTI^S OJ CL.ive:

land, 0. 'ston, Mass., or St. Lcnis, Ma,

RED JACKET AXE*

NOTES—From

reports and letters received

Ycur Axe is bound to be THE

AXE.

II. It will cut 25 per pent, better. -Xlli Mr brother lost paa orm t$ the War, biat cai ftitaa welgas any!toi»_e!se Can.

IV. If I could not get another, twenty-flve (S'25) dolla-s would not buy it. V. It will cut hocp-yoles better than any other Aie. wTI I would not be with-idt it for anything.

For sale by all responsible dealers, und the ma kern,

LIPPIN00TT & BAKEWBLL, "Plttsbnfsb, P»Sole owners of Colburn's Patent Ave.

HAT ABE 10UR SYMPTOMS, Sufferer ABIi they.a furred tongue, dizziness, headache, an uneasy stomach, oppression after eating, pain brtweent^JihouldMa, oenM pa'.ionl Ir Str yon Are dyspeft and biliotu and nothkig will meet yonr case so efficiently

TARRANT'S Effervescent Seltzer Ape rient. FOB SAL® BY THE ENTIRE DBUC TBADB.

ITchronic,

is conceded that the great Zingard Bit' ters has mastered more diseases, both acute and than any bitter tonio in the known worlds It has cored Cholera, tb$ worrt f6rin«}pf 7«verr' gnettmonia, Mv« Chronic Diarrhoea, jO/spepiiia, BBeunufti»Bi,'Slek Headache, and will enre any disease arising from a disordered state of the blood.. It is recommen' dedby Governors of States, Members of Congresi, distinguished divines and physicians, and (he pro. prietor can show more sworn certiflcatOT of. cures than any other Bitters manufacturers ln Ameri-, ca. Send for a circular, and read them. Sold by' druggists and dealers generally.

I Whole Western Country!

RAISING

Clubs ier H. FLIK'N & GO'S fiBEAT OSB D0L LAB SALE, Oar fait and winter oWenlars witb full particulars, (better than long advertisement* sent to any address free. Send lor Ghedks, at lcents each, from 1 to 1000. AddresaB. H, FLINH & CO., 81 Washington Street, Boston, Mais.

Per Month guaranteed. JSure Pag. Sala ries paid weekly. Agents wanted'every

where to Bell our PaUnt Ecerlatling White Wiri Clothes Lines. Call at or address tbe GIBABD WIBK MILLS, Philadelphia, Pa. WOTICE HEIBN.—A complete certifl list of heirs to property in Knrope, fnrnisb ed for 81 by RBDDEN BBOS., Post-office Box 530,

Washington, D.

D.W.D. DR. 8.

IND LIOKC MACHIMEBY

NEATLY EXECUTED

fi-S"Iief.)ucher's Brsech-L iitijng .?hot Gun aUtf Eucjian's Br eed aad Muzzle Loader madi tj or dnr from now or old materials.

General Repairing Promptly Attended lo:

TEEEE HAUTSl

c»ntiiintial

"Oenuine

U'i

'"k

For further Information, call and see the School. Scad forOollego Paper. Ad-reas, GARTIW & OWEI, mh13dtf PBTNOlPALb

UNDERTAKERS.

Befereacea in St. Louis

—the Messrs, ASRggpOK.

rr J86S«-.re -rs XXX

DEXTER hOTEXlD6E'8

WAH00 BITTERS

THE BEST STOMACH TONIO KNOWN.

8ST A gVBE cuss for Dy.ipepua, Liver Com plaint, Asthma, Ohills and Fever. Grovel, Diabe tis nnd General Dehility, For tale by all^Dmggists. DB. E. 1H5ITEB L0FEB1DSB, Prop'r.,

Buffalo, ST. x.

D| AAH BIAJfHOOft-Nothing so impor DLvWW. tant. Send two stampj for sealed 72 pages on the whole subhot- Dr.

Our customers aro supplied

Whittle!

physician, €17 St Louis, Mo., stands

pro eminently above sftl otheTa in his speciality.-^ No matter who failed, Btate yonr case. PatientJ treated by mail in every State.

WATCHES THE MILLION.

flfl-Jiiirc'tfold f'

Tha Oroide Sold Watch, Co. jnsnntaoture,on strictly scientific principles (style, finish, and color 18 carat go!d, a facsimile of the most rare and costly deseription ol Gold Watch**.

They are manufactured with Hunting: Oasea, (ladies' and gentlemen's), have superb Swiss movements, jewelei engine-turned, with compensation spiral spring.

Railroad Conductors, Engineero, Expressmen— tbe most exacting of our customers hare thoroughly demonstrated tho strength, durability, aoeuracy, and utility of the fac simile Wahham Watchn, and ilrononnco them inTalnable as reliable time-keepers.

Fine Swiss Morenients, $15 Patent American fac-eimile Waltham Watches, full jeweled, $20, Chronomier Balance, 325 each. Blabolaiely aii^faved with new and noTcl designs. Each watch warranted by special certificate from tUe Oroide Qold

Also magnificent OrS^de ^oid'Cfifnflis, S5, f6 and S7 oacb. &nt everywhere, to be. paid for on delivery.

TB*E

with the Pick

pocket Detective and Watch Guard also, mail separately on receipt of 50 ctfl. "The Oenul, Oroide Gold Watches ttrn odly obtained by ordering directly from os.

"DR. 617 St. diaries Street, St. Louis

WHO

treat* confidentially all delicate, intricate and long stend ing coaplaints^ publishes pamphlet which should be read byi erery yesng man in America. Send two stamps. Patients everywhere. State oar cater

WE SELL FOR ONE D0LLAB

GOLD

and Silver WetchfB, Seviog Machines, Silk Drees Patterns, pettag*, Domestic Goeds, 4c. CIRCULARS SKJPiTT JBTJECIC1C giving full particalars, or ten eiieeks sent for One Dollar, d*Mribong tan 4iflenatartielM Wbioh we will eell for ONE DOLLAR BACH! ^^d^t^^o^lwAg^gdin,

No- 83 8adb»ry etrart, Bwton, Maes,

we! irMlfsll«" Tc-" U* ":'t

-Pes gtseh, mastitC TWWltf. Bill

to of mr«

FOR «AN

BUJtK «30 fttUUBlMM, -B^rtftw^ Coon. AGENTS WASIED

out

Oar Sal* «v

33-page

OTR-

eular. Full partloulart sma tgrta# to Ag»nti Seat free oa application to T. B.

j:«^S a

row fcMin Jiiiiuif vtmm it, tihis8tMe,«M! bftMUlM not tb to ilottsq', ar. a Oft (egnlar legitimata bdllM.

Ehawl 2% yard* Doeakta mm s|U ilU (ktfe, 8«th Thomas' make 1 pr. Owafa Calf White MarmiOee Q^Bt^ aitTtr tor with 0 battles. A Moraoc bam. vtith ntet« e*. Siltet-pUted Qtke »«rtst or Bleached bheatiog, oosascon aaaltlg^^lM, print ed noUota^f

HMM.

Sewing Machine, prioa $18—(the* »MtlMSi «0t hem, stitch, fell, Inck, quUt, cord, MM, braid, and embrotdff «0* V»willui rnnnr.) On*

superior Blah Bbeetiigj

for esch article

bMwtt ikr

FOB ADDlTIONAfPABTlCTTLABS SMND FOB ODf JIBC9JfcAB.

Be sure and dirfityotit iWtiift 'tQ

Bo$tonf Matt*

INSURANCE GOUI UN N. ..v A...T odl—

The following 01d and Reliable Oempaniee Beprflseuted:

Merlh&Ats' Fire Ins €0»f EABTFOBD, OOHH.

NortbAmertew Fire 6o. :.f .i -fiiJi ,0» l-b -'ijH.u

dm ^chan^*trefi»«».. V7 BJMAPWATFI IW(F LS»K.

LitmbeimiK o#:cittdAod

Buckeye fireMMiiMe Co. OLITUAHI), OBlOs

Applicatwiif Uke^ ^d Fo in aoy ol the «bor* miw io Jon «8t current XSTAlX boagbt ind «o LWOI® .v ilj^pply to

M. ArOKANE,

General Fire Imurance Agent.

-«1 ekj 90-a:s WtW

Main st., between 5th#eth

'jTerre 603 Offioe ISO M»tn

BEBBT, BRICK-

ETr&Oo., wholesale liquor dealers, sale Agent* fcr Western States, Chicago, 111. F.

BAHTIB FC

C».f Sole proprietots, 6 North Mofflf. St. Pfllladelphia. "XA.Xt.KM.'m.n

Old Stand of Dn.. Xbompaon A Baal

Alsp .^fent for .»

'mjI1 ttWlAflnsAaaW IN' W^fiyB

E S A

H. B. Bx.Oeirastrrel^ Una ftonrlftw1

Claim fbr OwcHi|»ipl settled at tilt ARC*OR.

iidot—.8 M. :q': i"i 'in fill.

ireaKly

JOHNBARNIKLB.

Merchant Pallor, MAHTBTKUBT,

Over Saxton Walmdetft Dry Oooda store Would respeoUnlly call the attMftiM offet e|«ieens of Terre Haute, and the .raMie i«| that he has rented rooms above Barton A ley's Dry Geods store, for the pnrpoae of carrying OA

Merchant faitoria He keeps alWeya oa hand a FABHIONABCX SSLBCTION Of CASninUUBS. TKSTIHG8. CLOTHS, Ac., and is ready t« make tt Of itt The Latest Style «n« oa ftk«n H®tiee, and on reats to whether t. —, Everything in hie line cheaper tbaa atytfhme else.

Cutting dene and warranted ta Bt. A liberal patrraage solicited. Mg29dtf.

A A I I

EFF£liYKSC£NT &SLTKBB AKXRllHT Is a gentle and cooling Cathartic or Purgative medicine,! a the form of a Powder, pleewaat to take and it recommended and used by the best Physicians lo the country ax a na)rt reliable and effectual remedy.

EPFEBVESCkHX

\rsttcss£%'#--*,f Ocas* 8«at SUMOU,

E E

?/. bns

Mium Cons BuvaeansC»aa«Atirt«,

MBS T. HONBOZ A 00., Import. Manni's. 195 Roadway, Hew York.

JAJ

It is a must efficient medicine tot IAlltl aad Children whose f^lot otdinv ary purgative lMdMiier. "Bead otr ptmfi&H ot testimonials, and ae yon valae yoitfr lift au health, loee not an how in fToeartacT* Mfls ot this most wonderinl remedy. f,

A-

WAiTOMfflPtntan

JJBMOYAL. ,::r ^1

Min, where

•HING N^W

bt .U*

ft fcr mA

lie ie,' conipnsiMa varMr srsrlfctM Usitty Mid 1 it retail price* from fl,60 to 96 tor eact|*(tl*l or Q«b of ||fc« wUctlen oroae of he following artieies40 ftm. Brown or Biaach ihlMaiua snpntor MSkmS

ia priataAiMtiBX o#

i-- .•ftrnt.ti

We hereby ialacaa_tha iBhlic that wa are not connecte^_^Mh anj ol th* erariae: -«M»'VMBHTCiiti

iQ«hia-eftjr. cencertniieri«ira{Uft or any article Jifee o^ coat' to'-ifcgrtill or any ot*, are ia direct'vfolatlfoo^ agaiuat Lotta. ry. We have InftteatMi, MOM^ ity, that alteitt Ofe&ra* MIMl WWtt closed ip If tkeMMtikMir

-t Jl

-.•* -f

it jji '.i.i

I pf i"»

Tea, Coffee and Sugar

Qaeattim otx the Bampage.l

l" it •. '1 0 a '.'fin 1 A

i- .... -crt*. glbi*.+ "M eta .-fgrf:''. UutisiQ 'n**:

JDIKI SBI

V.NDRKWS St CO. CO 6 Sudbury Street,

ila.. -rJS "OS

IMPERIAL TEA. Iro* jWCents, JL00, 1.26, 1.50, 1.75 and 2.00.

OOLONG TEAS

S S

inyowder and Yonng Hyson to cent*, $1.25 np to $2.00 a Pound.

'«&

n« a so- 1 'i *di io efclt#a) J:

FHBISH STOCK:

foil T?

NIW COdDS txa •.

I*«Uea Purs and If^ Fur Band Hoods

3iZ»: c-

Quits' Jittr Collars,

t# CWS and Gloves

Lfttteft Furs from $4 to $125 per set! *j* y-*i

8PLIHDID ST001 OF GLOVES

OUwesof all kinds, Buck, I, Dog-skin, am' ii «sr ax-.-n -SI 60fi'jciiics« nvlbiifrc«he cheapest place In the Oity to buy your.,

HATS, CAPS, FURS, GL0YE8, WtiK tl'i

Alf0.

FVBNISMINO

t9i29& ei4

JP. A

Otnuts IroiMitipy, CovnvsmM, OtraM Orm Pius,

hsta

dTORE. MERCHANT TAILORING

A. SH •M

YON TEA

ST0KK

oiof »(V .«!- 148 Main Street:,

0ider foil Headway!

.siCi

t5V« ,,3[

Teaa are selling at the New ~2wh Tea Store, 143 Main Street, opposite JELulman^i from 80 Cents all the way up to $2.00.

St,* 53^ «1

OGA'A" •i&r

ItoHtioal Ditcnsilons aud Kxcttcmeut Submerged am the

TBwdTSi,

...

Crowds kflVliltlng- this beautiful t-3 Ml Wm Tea|g Emporium

•Tatry bonirlll the day, and with comtndn consent pronounce it

roqutALED IN THE WEST

and Beauty of Decorations.

tiftsfc ftf fflSif fyt}'ati:'. ./1"

tK8ff05. ANSON BURLINGAME,

Ineharge of the Chinese Kmbassy, has been invited land will no donbt visit this beautiful Tea Store with nil Chinese dignitaries before they retan to the Celestial Impire.

Ms JP. JB.

TUTTLJE, Agent.

rhw q.?

GOOJDS

t» at the jtK W /.

METROPOLITAN

Hat, Cap and

Fur Store,

19S Main Street.

IOWI Sc SLATE.

...

Ladies Furs cleaa-

edf repaired and altered 4nto the latest styles, at short notice. jOi -fti

gEED

WANTED!

J-

WE WANT

1,000Bjfsbels Flax Seed!

FMANT

¥8

5 A E I S OtmEs BOTTB STOAACB, .«»»». ss&aKssr-'' UA' FO WSEB

200 Bushels Clover Seed I

WANT ?lf *k rati ...iSisaKsiMc

600 Bushels Timothy Seed!

YARMXB8 iu wi

O«.T I

ITARBANT db

TrfOCL

878 Greenwich Si, N MahvaltBra au!8—dStnebd.

ANT

CALL

lUStwSfMl ,« d.'B

i??ED SKED TO

S£2E: US

NTS HAYINO ANY SEED OK HAND,

WRITE

TO V8!

will Pay Cash -iwS?' I0K ,-^f#

liXBI

h-r'.'n-.- ...

mm.

MERCHANT

A I O 1

Most Approved

BLACK, BMOlUr,

i'-

J. ^WALMSMEY-

iifercha^t Tailor,

Has just received

CLT11S,

r-y

NEW STOCK 1

.rJii I

trrsv.

GA88IHEBE8,

ir*MT

IHCUS,

BEAVERS

OVESCOATINQS,

WdTBIMMIBTti

Which he propoaes to make up to ordei in the

"IT THK" jt' jr«ar A''

kir

145 Main Street.

i-'-' O-id JTo old Stock on liand, my

Stock is Entirely New.

,s«p3#

MERCHANT btdiiiiaq

A I O I N

FALL TRADE, 1868.

bI iik.

BANNISTER

ii 18 HOW BK0KIVINQ HIS t,

FALL AND WINTBB 8T0CI!

CONfllfltlHG IN FAST, OF FIHB

FBENCH and ENGLISH

CASSIMERES

Bii'Jij'f-W

,*aaij

.• -AND-

ri sij6ljfe3il8«n. frdi •f? .uainaoM

^CHEVOlTiS.*

,'iii. —TOM

,ig

BUSINESS SUITB.^

BLUE, DAHLIA,

o»a ikR

BEAVEBSL

All ftHlKtwilimt or Black and Colore*

Cloths and Doeskin Oasslmeres.

BEAUTIFUL STYLES

Of AMERICAN OA90IM&B3 of all grade* and prloes.j

-j tins f.aw .r,u rri pr)i?ii^'qy$ oftt lii.v

,* in

Abo kept constantly on hand a good -tmrtmtn OF Gloves, Koviery, RandkercWf*.

T*»P *c.t

ited'

SHIRTS,

V.V «ldZ

or the beat quality, made to order. XP.tt jisd'.v A Good Luu of

9V, if oi{„

Woolen Shirts, Knit Jackets,1

Sha^Hs.

[A «sw HieeOnee.]

Satchels and Valises.

MB. BLACKS

Still auperintends tbe Merchant Tailoring. Department, and guarantee* a perfect lit.

CUSTOMERS, OLD AND NEW,, Are cordially Invited to call at

*•••&»:»..

x,.

-i, BASiriSTEB'g,

No. 79 Main Strati.

MERCHANT

TAILORING!

r-eta ?a "ctiie«-.«

I pa

.-i-'-'m T»aoai

rUOUICK SCHUWUfl

Hasjust reoeived a large and well (elected Stoek 44** »r. 1W"'» -r, :c£ti, ills?/

Fall and. Wlnter .fiMd«! •TS».' .•• 1' OoDeleting In part of UTB fi

Freneh, English and Amerieas

cawhebei i,

EngllSh IfiltOB) for Bnsinees 9«lt«|

Freneh Cloth, Doeskin A Bearefj

Which will be sold at them M»eet prices, for cash only, by the yard, or made np te oritr oa ehort lotlN.

"LOW

la^ieawrtf BIU HAUTB, IHD.

PBIC&S,

KIA0T IDS, aid

FIRST QUALITY 0OOB6n

I* ay Motto.

Onstomen, ridasd sew, see sorttaliy InTtted to all at

175 min St.,soatfcBlie, bet. StkAItk. B. B. Onttiac dene to eUdec alao, VepoTaOlac tdBepeWegb ttwdwjpetesMipr^ d»»r