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DAILY EXPRESS

TKHRii' HAU

Wednesdaf Morning**

A FLANTATIOK in MM8iSBippi Wjlicb edit leOjOOO teir'yBBiTa 'ftgO^ *u sold recently for $269. The «hat cfvil war meansf

Finch's

'Thk New York

Jovrnaf,

[obiom and

new daily, makes its appearance

upon our table. It gives evidence of sufflcientr«|n?p6w|r imd y|rs|^i^|r tp^ insure success. Its editors and proprietors have our best wishes for the health and longevity of their promising infant

Tribune,

in noting

that the salary of a Supervisor under the new Treasury law is $3,000 a year, per" tinently observer "It is verynsurpris ing that, with so many opportunities for earning doable this income by attention to ordinary business, there should be so much excitemant over the appointments.'

Taa people expect that the next administration will see that there is retrench ment atld economy In every department of Government and In this they will not be disappointed. In a recent conversation it is reported that Gen. Grant took occasion to My that he should effect thi* reform.

TBS comic papers of Buenos Ayres are after Mr. Washburk. He is pictorial ized as running off in a panic, with car pet-bag and umbrella in hand. Let them smile, Mr. Washbubv, People will laugh, even when a fellow rushes into the street from a burning house in his night-shirt.

The official vote of the State, for Presidential Electors, as given in the Indianapolis

and published elsewhere

in this paper, shows a majority for Gbaxt of 10,072. The

Sentinel

Journal

puts

Grant's majority at 9,564. We are unable to explain the discrepancy, but presume the

is correct. As there

are many bets pending on ten thousand majority, the difference between the two statements is of very material importance, and is becoming quite interesting.

Gsigi&A& HowabS has jsswed a circu-lar—"-mentioned fn a1 recent dispatch—in which he announces the discontinuance of the principal work of the Freedmen' Bureau on and after the 31st of Decern' ber. Only the educational supervision and the oollection of pensions and boun ty, will be collected under citizen officers. As a military agency, the bureau is to cease altogether. This is in accordance with an act of Congress, approved July .26,1868.

ThS editor of the Cottocil Bluffe

refith

paretFhid

the honor and pleasure bf en

tertaining in his sanctum on Wednesday last, Mr. Coffin, the distinguished writer and tourist, who has just been swinging circle'iretand the world, The

jtonpiareil

says: "Mr. Ooffin ('Carleton of the Boston

Journal,)

visited us yesterday. He

has just returned from a tour through Europe and Asia, by the way of Calcutta and San Francisco. Two years ago he was sent by the

Journal

•nou*b'

kSL

to visit the seat

of war during the seven days's campaign, which resulted in Sadowa and the peace of Prague, theaceto Italy, where he spent ,the winter of 1866-7, thence through Turkey, and to India, China and Japan The letters of "Carleton" have been reprinted from the

Journal

into

nearly every newspaper in both hemispheres, and have won for their author a well deserved literary reputation." iM

"it

Although the revolutionary struggle in Cuba seems to be somewhat more seri ous than it was at firsts supposed to be there are as yet no indications of ultimate success. As is usual when Spaniards Southerners or Mexicans fight on either side, it is utterly impossible to extract the truth from a comparison of the conflict' ing stories. Some people do so much of their heavy fighting in bulletins and pro nnnciamentos that one can never tell whether they have really burned any ponder 05 not. In Cuba, both sides pretend to have everything their own way, which is the Spanish method, but a comparison of admitted incidents in the conflict gives the impression that the force of the insurrection has Well nigh exhausted itself. Whatever tnay happen in Cuba, we most ardently hope that no meddling SrwARB or Johnboh wfli embroil thlp country in the affair. It will be years before the United States can afford to an dertake the solution 6f another problem, social, Industrial and political, such as the possession of Cuba would involve.— We have twelve States in/need of atten* tion alre^ Jr ^at^hat^

br^fl

More JPacilic Railwaj^

A petition is being circulated in New York foJ£ "Congressional aid? to build another Pacific Railway from take Superior to Poget's Sound, with branch roads by way of Chicago and the Strait* of Mackinac to Detroit j£t 6ur opinion that the people have been Pacific Bailroaded and PSoific Railroad-ridden about enough until the debt is chiefly paid.— Speculation WSttt all the land there is left, and as nearly ill the products of labor in the future as possible.

We see in several States, the reeuU|»f fostering immense corporations. At least three States are controlled by railroad influences. No bill passeB their legislatures thai is not approved by these corporations, and whatever measure is presented by them, however monstrous its character, is sure to be adopted.

Among the many sources of danger to the Republic not the least is the power of rich corporations. As matters ai» progressing now, the time seems to be not fkr distant when we shall have a consoiida* ted railroad interest strong enough to control the legislation of the country,

rich enmgh b* up

the people

any Cbnjrest

ew»

thai

eleet.

We know that

"white men are uncertain," that corruption is on the inirfeasfe. ft is good poliey to avoid increasing dangen^^^

LJTTL S SHOE IN THE CORNER.

iveet Mt psal

holds so Stolwart

bfQ4Mt'ihon1rtrrfi cahn.

And wkM, «*er breakers to Weward •*&— The tattersdsurges are Burled, It may keep our Lead to the tempest,

With its grip »J the base of the world S K. t' Bnt, after the shipwreck, toil m»

What help in its iron thews, •«S^5ySS!S33*«5

!tr

gulfs of sorrow, pleas feet stretch ont ^4

In the breaking When the helpl- ... And And in the deeps of darkneas

Ho footing bo solid as doubt

Then better one star of memory, One broken plank of the past, That onr human heart may cling tor

Though hopeless ofahore at last, -gas*

sctures,

To the spirit it« splendid conjec To the flesh Its sweet despair, Its teao o'er the thin worn locket

With its beauty of deathless hair

Immortal 1 feel it and know it 5 Who doubts it of snch as she Bnt that is the pang's very secret—

Immortal away from me

There is a narrow ridge In the graveyard Woul4 scarce stay a child in his race But to me and my thoughts it is wider

Than the star-sown vague of space

Tour logic, my friend. Is perfect, 3 Your morals most drearily true, But the earth that stops my darling's eat* ,m Makes mine insensate too.

Console, ifyottwill IcaSbsarlt 'lis a well-meant alms of breath 'But not all the preaching since Adam 1 gM made Death other than Death.

Communkm in spirit I Forgive ma^' But I, who am earthly and weak, Wonid give all my Incomes from dreamland

For her rose-leaf palm on my cheek I ......

That litUe ihee in the corner

80 worn and wrinkled and brownIts motionless hollow confutes you, And argues your wisdom down.

Mti

AMONG the varied eensations which have contributed,to. mitigate the in flu et)ce of universal emui since the culmin a tion of the election excitement, one of the most noteworty was the Convention hcSd in Boston in the interest of woman suffrage. We believe the number of wOmon in this country who really have any jatefecl ia- jhis movenaieBt is yery smiall. It is doubtful if it exceeds the uslial fern ale attendance, as delegates at this Convention, and the Conventions which have preceded it, of the same character. The number of women in the country who desire to be voters, if we may judge by the apparent interest in the subject, might, by groat vigilance in collecting names, be exteneed to a hun* dred. Lucy Stonk Blackwell, Cadt Stanton, Julia Ward Howb, and few more, constitute the rank and file of the party. They are to be found in all thise Conventions, and although they assume to represent the women of this country, they really represent nobody but themselves

They

lot

want to vote

LtJct StoUb has been trying to vote at oadh. election for fifteen or twenty years, without success. If they were to attend these Conventions, merely as apologists

themselves, there would be no necessity of making any special reference to But4hese women assume that it is general desire of the sex that the right of suffrage be extended to them This is really not the case.

thejm, th| g(

Non

So far as tangible evidence is concern* ed, nothing can be adduced to show that ti women of America have any desire to ineddle with politics, or that they have on4 particle of sympathy or fellowship with these strong-minded intermeddlers Thb true woman instinctively shrinks fro in the roughness, excitement and pas' sions of political life. Her home is ber empire, and she has no desire to be a leader in affairs of State. She knows that she-would uusex herself in becoming politician, and instead of being considered by taan a creature to love and cherish, she would be too often regarded as a political enemy, to be used roughly and to be treated as if she were unloveable.

I INDIANA NEWS.

I'hk Richiogs English Opera Troupe will appear in Indianape'is about the 16th of December.

l|he Ohio and Mississippi Railway Com party are putting some magnificent par. lor cars upon their road.

T?hkhk are at present three hundred and twenty convicts in the Northern Penitentiary, and fourteen more to arrive this week.

The

South Bend

T«e Columbus

Thb

Robert Roach was found dead under the river bank, about one mile above Ghent. It is supposed that he was intoxicated, and l«l prer the bank, breaking his neck, and thus 6ausibg death to ensue. ',jt ,lc

Air effort is being made Sri° Ripley eoufttv to have the county-seat removed from Versailles to Osgood* A large subscription has been raised to pay for the erecition of the necessary buildings in cise the removal is determined upon

Thb

YoungMen's Mercantile Library

Association of Iodianaptlia have engaged Mark Twain to lecture in that city on the 4th bf January. He will be followed by AT re. Elisabeth Cady Stanton, on "Woman Suffrage Theodore Tilton and Petroleum V. Nasby. Two more lectures will constitute tbo regular season.

Thx vexed question of the location of the Indianapolis and Vincennes Railroad has at last been settled. We have seen the certified plat and profile of the line through Greene County, now on record at the Recorder's Office in Bloomfield, whioh shows that the road has been permently located on the west side of White River- While we congradulate the cit»aa of Worthington on this result, we sympauiiae with our friends on the east side of the river in their failure to secure the location through the enterprise ing town of Bloomfield, whosecitixeoship ana vast mineral wealth are worthy of two or throe

fctmw.

.SJtikS, OE •w® sta^j

almKl

,H' «8 .1 A .ST -7 e-i»

Tij Marshals of the various Distriots TMl on Meoday the Secretary of State, 4jjiJare the official vote President and Viae United States. The following gentlemen were present!' let Dist.—James O. Graham, Pike oo. 2d

T. C. Slaughter, Harrison.

3d Sim. Stansifer, Bartholomews 4th James M. Cumback, Shelby. 5tfa Nich & 6th Charles Cruft, Vigo. 7th .James Park, Warr^iSC 8tb ^-rT H. Bringhucst, Cass. 9th John W- Buraon, Delaware. 10th Joseph Bj^ge, Jp^itMko^ 11th Thomas Stazhner, Marshall.

Thb November term of the Supreme Gourt of Indiana began on Monday, with Judge Charles Bay, SB Chief Justice. Colonel James P. Black, the newly elected Reporter, begins his frdrs this term, but his commission will not be issued until January 15, 1889.

1 1

PERSONAL

Thb

Hahloit'b will visit Indianapolis

next week. Thb

R*v Dft Breckini«^% sb^rtiy

to marry a blooming Kentucky matron Chew Jwsticb Chasb, the head of the Feticote brigade is in Richmond.

Thb

death 1e annouaced at be^n of

Mr. Edward Hiiderbrandt, the celebrated landscape painter, Zhbbb is little doubt of the re-election of B. P.Fostw, the present State Libra rian 5

Mr Hifpsau has been sent by the French Minister of Public Instruction to examioe.the public school j^stem of the United States. "I

Yictos Htfoo is a Peer of Prance,1 hav ing been so created by Iouis Phillippe and a Spanish Vjgcount, but he prefers to be called by hii«wn^aame, )irithout any "handle.1

Thb daughter of Catlih, the Indian waiter and hunter, was married a few days since at Washington. -Th#frftle's train was over three yards long, and held up by two gentlemen. fcSjf

Col.

J. O. NiXon, editor of the

scent,

Banner

Governor

Thk

says that the

grading of the Peninsular Railway will be completed from that city to the. State line in bout two weeks,

Union

says: In early

times we had in a neighborhood ia the northern part of the county, families who wore the names of Calfhead, Allsop, Drybjijead, Pancake, Alcorn, etc.

Seymour

Democrat

I|ast

says, an old

mah named Barnes was run over and instantly killed by a freight train on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad,, one day jast week. His being too deaf to hear the approach of the train was the cause of his

named

Sunday morning, a man

tailtoe4*.— Wariki^km

Ore

has been appointed Turkish Consul at New Orleansrpttr^ Nfecoji is brother ta J. Howard NlxO^-pastor'of the First Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis.

Thk Bpirit.pf R«v. John Pierpont has lately been^ warning the Spiritualists, through the

Banner'of Light,

against the

evil influence of the free love doctrine which prevails so ieiiebi^i^ -Ih that sect, and the

indorses his warnings)

and declares-that longer silence on the subject is positively criminal. Thb Indjanapoli&^ournal mentions for the gratification of '.the many friends of General James A. EklD,of that city, that he has been lempdW^yj to ithe Quartermaster Generalship of the United States. General Meigs is absent from duty at Washington City, and Gen eral Skin has berfn«6Hlered to' assume his position. The old#*1 ^^promulgated on the 18th instant, i&t

Tod,

of Ohio, recently de

ceased, leaves a family Steven persons viz: His wife,four sons -r^hn, George Henry and Williflth,) ahd t#o daughters —Grace and Sally. One bf His children the wifeof GeneraliKafitt, died in Ala batna, last Summer, we believe. Her body was brought to Toungstown, O and bow rests in the samgjsgjyed grpund as Will that of her father ^.4

Rev. Henry Wara Beecaer, says

the Springfield

RepubHafn,

Find

te6ms not to

haVe returned from Boston in a very amiable mood, fbr he told his people, at the Friday evening prayer meeting, that the religion of Boston is cold as ice. In answer to a question how he accounted for the frigid theology of the Bay State Mt. Beeoher said it originated in the deac orthodoxy of a former age. If the Puri taa Fathers had preached Christ instead of Calvinism, the men who deny the di vinity of the Savior would not now be in power in New England.

an Invaluable Reme

dy for Tetter, &c.," writes Higley Bros., druggists of Fairfleltl, Iowa, about Palmer's Lotion* #wlw

How to Draw Them.—Extract "from a letter from St. Paol^ low^ to Phalon & Son: tonf^niw 3B

UfAYO,"

is in urgent request here.—

Wish I had fifty gals in my store to-day." Giintle druggist, the article is too precious to: be sold in bulk, but if you keep it on fend you wUl be sure to have fifty gals in your sttofe etery day—It draws them as blossoms draw the b& -Sold by all druggists. ..

0ood Advice—Let our possessions be whit they may—marble palaces, broad lands, magnificent plate, or caskets of "preoious stones"—they all sink in the balance against Heaven's -great boeni HEALTH, and they cannot be enjoyed without it And yet how little is it valued] and how carelessly preserved. The lawi of nattffe cahztbt W violated with impunity. Night revelry, luxurious| living! irregularity bf hieals, and a disordered appetite will gradually destroy the poller and activity of the stomach. How mafty ladies and gentlemen eat and dri^k disease at late suppers, and arise in thenorning with headache, loss of appetite! feeling languid .and unrefreshed.— Th4re can be n^ medical remedy that will tur|i lead into food, or poisdnous drinks int| nutriment -but medical science can nature, supply exhausted fluids, and to a great extent correct the effects of disease. In all such cases as the above, we recommend Plantation Bitters. You will find them just tjbe thing—aC the same time a most delicious tonic and appetiser.

Magnolia Watir—Superior

tttMi*,

to the

best imported German Cologne, and sold at ^alf the price.'

Jdwlw

qsKToriciATB oir JEMi»sirr Chxic? ist.—I hair* made a careful chemical analysi* of tbeSozo®oKT

from

B'way, N. Tork.

Lately iMums GhikMorA Go. ^odlw 1 T»t. ».S.,

aad conruuoi.

EKE PflOKB, iftECKLEH. riMPLU, aid leaders

THJC WMtSn! fSk aid BLOCKING. Kor lASlXS the HDBSEBI It Is lsral uable. Vsr SKHmimi alttrSHATtHe It ass BO eqaal. "fHAWAN umok" to the only rfllaWe rrmi^y flsrlMMMce sit Mftshw of Um SKIN.

WtMllS "PiPHlAH SUAF" AT Me HbBSbF aad BATH, will net taap the Price, 26 Oeats per Cake.

WM "TIAB DE MATO," I "FliOR DE MAYO." ..."

Governor Baker and Secretary Trusler were present, and certified to the vote whencomparedtC I 'H

NEW riHrail FOB TUB HAMBKBRCBIKP. ttamMTK, BKUCATK. UUIXfi VB&«RA1K0K< raS *MN, SBW10BK, Belt by all Brag. gists. 9dwly-atorm

A N A E N

TLAKB'S~LAND AGENCY, J) On Ohio Street, betweea Third ond Fourth. ftaads Bought and SoM oa Beasoaable Coaimission. $500,000 worth of desirable City end Country Property for sale, Houses f(#r root. oct23dw6m

MILLINERY.

|UTILLINEKY.

Mrs. BUCKINGHAM Has remoTed to the corner of Fourth aid Ohio Street*, whereaiieie now opening* full »ud complete stock of K»H style Bonnets, Bib Dene. Flowers, Ac. DUES8 MAKING hu alsa been added to lhoboslatoe. Having competent Drcsa-ma-feer, satisfaction guaranteed.

MANUFACTURERS.

DATJROISIZE HOMJfi J1AJNUFAcyroHEs. if have on hand a flue stock of SaBh, anil Blinds, of anr own manuta*:tnre, will esll »t a very small idrance on st. IVe Warrant our Work to lb* inferior to any ever before offered in this market. flaying of us will furnish employment to yonr own Mechanics, and at the same titre Benefit Yourselves as we warrant all oar work

We also keep on hand, and mannfaoturo to order, Window and iioor Frames, Mouldings and eV^-y variety of Finishing Lumber.usei in bnild-

,Dt

CLIFT

WILLIAMS.

'I t'ltAlUifi Old POASINJ «ItuIi3, telOiitf

{STOVUS AR1» TINWARE. TreRE H*cts, Oct. 12, 1808. Having bought the entire Stock of Stoves an Wares of V7. Lockwood, I am preparod to wait on all that may call uo me tt the OW Stacd, 171 Malt, Street, between Sixth and Seienth. p. s. All kinds of Job Work done in the best maimer and witq dispatch. Please give me a call ,Xtl5dtf G.B. L0OKWOOB.

The nlreat Eagilsft 8emedy.

SIB JAMKS CLABKK'S FBMALB FILLS Pr&ared from a Prescription of Sir J. Olarse,

V.,

Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. Thi,) inralnable modicihe la nnfaillng in the oof, bf all tho painful and dangerosa diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It modeiates all excesses and removes all obstructions, from whatever cause.

TO HARRIED I# A DIES

It is part cularly suited, It will, in a short time bring on tho monthly period with regularity,and although a powerfal remedy, does not contain anything hurtful to the constitution. In all cases of Servous ani Spinal Afloctions, Pains in thf Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites it will effect a cure when all other means have failed. Full directions in the pamphlet around each package.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

Bxwabe or

Oountsbfeits.

Observe the narnt

of JOB MOSES on the package—purchase none Without it—all others are base and worthless imitations.

S, B.—One Dollar, with fifteen cents for post age, enclosed to the sole Proprietor, JOB HOSIOS 27 (jprtlandt street, New Tork, will iusuro a bot tl« pi the

gamine,

LomberJ, Pari), and highly recomnnsndod by tbeeni ire Medical Faculty of France. Axe a moat energetic and efficient Remedy in cases of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness Nightly, lfclly or Fbeiuxvbe Emiaaiona Sexua Weakness or Impotknot Weakness arising from Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses Belaxation of the Qeaital Orgaiu Weak Spine "Lime" 01 "Brick-dust" deposits in the Urine "Milky Uis charges," Ac., and all the ghastly train of eymp toms arising from Overuse or Excesses,

A Pamphlet, containing fhll particulars, with Directions and Advice, printed in fc'reuch, tier ma*, Spanish and English, accompaniesuucb box atxl will be sent by mail, free of cost, to any «ne who will write lor it.

Price $1,00 Per IBox, or Six Boxes for $6,00 ASK FOB DELAMABBE'd SPECIFIO PILLS, AND TAKE NO OTHERS.

SOId by all the principal DrnggiBts, cr will be sont by mail, securely sealed from observation on receipt of tho 8 pacified price by any adver Using Agents,or by the sole Proprietors, OSUAB U. MOSES & CO., 27 Cortlandt Street, New York Agemtn for Torre Haute and vicinity,

I. L. MAUAN

CO.

Ofriers by mail promptly attended to. Jstp ROW & EOD—WkOW -lyear

10BM a A NET. SLOSIO

UAWKf

QHN HANEY&CO., BTO&AOB, OCMMXSIoa AND

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on First St., at the Oanai Btairi. anBdwti TBRBS HAHTE. INr

^UNDERTAKERS.

|JNDERTAEJB1B.

M. W. O'CONNELL Having^ purchased back from B.

Ohadwick,

Qruber Co., the Undertakers Establishment^ and having bad ssven y«ars exporlenoe in tiie business, is now prepared to tarnish Metallc Burial Oases, Oaskets, aud Wooden Coffins, of all styles and sizes, from the best and largest stock of burial material in the State, at 104 Main Street, Terre Hsnte, Indiana. dwtf Terre Haute 29.Ma

S A A A

N E A E Ifejirrpared to execute- 1 orders in bis line vita aeatnww snl dispatch rner of third and Cherrf rnet*. Torr» ITsntit, Inilana. (anStt-fr-dwtf

HATS AND CAPS.

YORK a AT ST OBI

Joseph C. Yates* JUST IN RECEIPT OF Mena'-Hata of all kinds,

Hoy*' Hats of nil kind*, Misses' Hats of all kinds, Infants' Hats of all kinds, Aud at all pricos.

Hats made to order on short notice. Gome

"WET-E FALL STILJB8,

145 Jtfain Street. •or BTdtf

In consequence of anticipated trip tc So* rope early next Sprlag I am determined to reduee my large and elegant stock of Clothing & Gents' FernlshlBg Hoods, down to the lowest itandard, and for that purpose will Mil anything in my line, at greatly reduced figures—I know, much lower than ony other Sstablbbment in this city.

GjrlT© me a. Call. *4 L.GOODHA1T. HO. 6 UNION BOW, and 118 MAIN ST.

jySMOVAT., -wr write

an impar

tial sample purchaaed by me pemmally, from a leading house of this city, bat nothing of an injurious or objectionable oharaebtr has been fcund in lu composition. Jaws ft Pooxjs, M. D, Antiigiitml

BAIZROADAGBNC^f

I tore noted my oSos to MoKeen Paddock's

AlveilTl6EmENTS

Sheet,

comprises

Doors

hich we

DCBiP*Sff

OVER,

Ettrcrmris

PEACE PREVAffiSr

PROSPERITY ABOUNDS,

And How is IlioTUne to SttK«ttrflMCKr MOORE'S

Rural flew-Ywker, TB*

foriaefOllKT

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oga, The MarinMt tot tc.

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Wasts op All.

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Contents,

TERNS OF VOL. XX, FOR I860: giNGl* Copt,f3a Tear Five copies, 314 Seven for 919 Ten for (26, Ac,, with free copies or premiums to club Ageuts. Mow la die Time to Subscribe and form Clnba! Liberal inducements to Local OlubAtrents, but no travel ing canvassers employed. Specimens, Show Bills

Ac.,

sent free—or, the l3 numbers t.f this Quarter, (Oot. to un.,) on trial, or as spool Asm, for omlt FiftyOentb P. O. Money Orders, Drafts and Kegi-tfred Letters at our risk.

Address 0.1). T. MOORE, 41 Park Bow. Nejr York, or Rochester, N. T.

WHAT IEADIN6~jorBJrALS SAT. The Bubal New-Yok&xb will henceforth be published eimultun?ously here and at Bochester. its Iditor, Mr. D. D. T. Moobs, late Mayor of Bocheskr, has been nearly twenty years at its head, and has surrounded himself by a very able Corps of Assistants ftnd Contributors. He iss

done a noble work for Agriculture In tho West, and is now rapidly enlarging the field Of his use* fatness,—

N. Y. Daily Tribume.

Moobe's

Bubal is full of "variety, original and

seect. We confess to a surprise at the variety and richness of its contents bountifolly lllustra ted as tt is. No paper on our list comes to near our ideas of perfection, for a secular family paper. It maintains a high moral standard.—New

Tork Obterver.

Without

containing Fifty Pills, by re.

turn mail, Bocurely sealed from all observation,

LIFE—HEALTHLIFE—HE ALTH-

exception, the best Agricultural and

Family Newspaper. Mr. Moobe lately reoeived V$1,000 draft for one Club of new aubsoribers.-

Min». QtcUimtan.

A veoEL papeb for the farmer's family. If we were to start a periodical again it would be in Imitation of the Bubal New-Tobker.—Anwrioon

AgrianUuritf.

-STBENGTH! -STHENGTHtl

The Oreat French itemed? Delamarre's Specifio Pills Prepaieii by Gasanciebe & Ddpokt, No. 14 liue

ffKBCHAHTS or FARMERS desiring any of the above for their Fall or Winter trao or U9e, should address

Qctato Vol.

R, H. ALLE8 (Xk,

ig P. O. Box 376, New Tork.

RED JACKET AXE

I "i COLBURITH PATENT.

•m?-

l&Zg,

Tern Haute, lad.

JgOUND FOR EUROPE I

Redaction of* Stock.

in%

pl—8,1

Pro-

'1 and tlase as quick as and in bulk shipped to I»

as low.

Bitntti July 9,18(17. Re-lssnei

Aug.

18, IMS,

Extracts from Letters and Beports of the workins qualities of the Axo. I. Your Axe is bound to be Taa Axe.

II. It will cut 25 per cent, batter. III. My brother lost oho arm in the war, but with your Axe he can cnt as well as anyone else can.

IV. If I oould not get another, twenty-five ((26) dolla'S would not boy It. V. It will cut hoop-polei better than any other Axe.

VI. I would not be wllhont it for anything. VII. The only objection is it goes too far into the wood.

VIII. Slen who chop for a living universally approve of it, 4c.,

&o., ad infinitem.

For sale by all responsible dealers In ths United States.

L1PPING0TT

BAKEWftLL, Pltttbarxh, Pa.

Manufacturers of the BID JAOEET AXES. SAWS, SHOYEL8 and SCOOPS, and all approved Shapes and Styles of AXES. Sole owatirs of Col burn's Patent.

9 5 E E N A

Of fail value tent free any Book AgstU.

BOOK AGENTS WANTED for Matthew Hale Smith's New Book

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW I1V NEW YORK. A W0BK or ABSOBBISO HTCBE8T, rsplete with An ecdotes and Incidents of Life in the Great Metropolis. Oar

dag

Agent Hartford told eighty one

one Agent in N.

J.,

Qui tellt ta rapidly.

sold 227 in 16 days one

Agent in Mass., sold 250 In one week one Agent inCobn., sold 304 in one week,

ito Bookpubluhed

T*GI Yon whh to know how Fortunes are made AH

knd

lost In a day how Shrewd Men are ru

lned in Wall Street how "Countrymen" are swindled by Sharpers how Ministers aad Marchants are Blackmailed how Dance Halls and Concert Saioona an Managed how Gambling Houses and Lotteries are conducted how Stock Companies Originate and how tha Bubbles Burst, read this work. It tells yoa about the mysteries of New 1 ork, and contains Biogradhieal Sketches of its noted Millionaires, Merchants,

Ao. A forge

720pagrs Fnwfy

lUuitrated.

The largest

commisslbn given. Oar 32-page circular and

ABTBUJfS SOME VLAQiZTlfB

ffarOM

Greenback sent Free on application. For fall particulars and terms, address the Publishers,

3 $4

(2 a

gear

XOBTB

... S3 a pear

This is aNew Mafaslne embracing the aore pop* ular features of

"The Atlantic"

and

"Lteimg Age."

T3E OBILDBEN8 HOVB 1,85

a yir.

—r All of these Magaslne* 94. tf* A roadmen of either, IS cents. Addrera ^T. S. ABTHDB 4 SONS,

at 9*0 per bbl., post paid, worth tl^S. Tho Bnu Axesicam ia everywhere admitted to be the BEST, CHEAPEST, aad the moot PBACHOAL farmers' and fruit-growers' paper in this country, Its editor-in-chfof ia an old former and fruit-grower of FOBTT TEABS' experience I— The publication of thla paper waa removed in June last from CUoa, N. T., to Hew Tou CTtt and tbo Xdltorial and Basinets Office to Imr Batmswics, N. J., (near Hew Fork,) where its proprietor owas a tsrm within the city limits, of IS acres, worth 960,00) and a'so has a large cash uam to ensure

Pcrmanmcy

BLOOD.

JA*Wfl.THBlflB,Agt. g£ a

~"-i .««e-

&i*M. fats, mimi

to his publi

cations. OlabXAgsnts wanted eve rj where, who 1 rerr liberal cbmpaiuaUaa- Saaptes of paper, blank subscription lists, Ac., free. AddreaaT. B. KINEB, New Brasswkk, New Jsraey.

ORR Nolhliigso imporind two stamps for sealed

71 pagea on tho whole subject. Dr. VlltHU, conftdeatial physidan, en St. Loala, Mo., staada pre eminent ty above all others In Us speciality.— No matter who tailed, state yonr case. Patienta Mated by mall Is ovary State,

MEW AOVIRTIIBMINTt.

rAimooeftVim

...

Bl&tL. MTRBABT FAMftf WSnifT

QUO.

HAN

K1TU8IN 11611191 levra mKB,: HAH3 CHBISTIAN ANDXBSKN, ths Orsates* Living Story Toiler, wUl as^ aawArtidei direct to the Bifaisa: tin wrVdtM fcetftaa Jan. 1869, aid-win babrigMaraed Marlkw am. ann

Wo wtil glva to smy n^MMkar fee MtHlfe* sands 93.50 (tho Mgalar prioe) dixteotly to us, a copy of the elegant Ohrouv, "THB *fFACK BOCTOR,

B* Huxy I.' temw,

reproduced ia rl* "Colors, fcr oar subscribers oaly. Sice 16x90 inchsa, and wall worth tS. Copies will be aant by ssail, pro-paid, la tho or-

MURD Ae'^HOiTCinni!lOW. Fafclfatsrs, 459 Brooms Street, Mow Yofk. SamjgUof Magatlae aent for S3cts. pKMVectna

R. WKITTIBR, #17 ». niim ttrat, at. ftma, ifo^ TT7BO trsata eoMMtlallr all delicate, intriW oato and long standing coiaplaiata, publishes a pamphlet which should bo read by esary yeung maa in America. Send two stamp*, tlents everywhere. Btate yonr caso

BVUU88 Mt!l WAlTBOk

WEWOMAN

W»nt a first-class BUSIHSS8 MAN or In this county, to introduce oar

Sewing XacUnet.

Address, for farihar partlcu-

tars, tho WILSON SEWING MAOHISE CO., Cleveland, Ohio.

UfAITED-AK AOEHT in each town, WW to take the Aaeney for tka inla ot Rm to take the A street's Rnbbar •r Strip*, applied to the sides^bottom top and center of doors aad windows. The sale beyond anything ever oflered to Agents. From Van to Twenty-flva Dollars per dsiy era be made. Send for agonts' circular. First who apply sacure a

J. B. PBADSTBEET

for ago: bargain

CO., Beaton,

d|)A TALUABLE RECEIPTS

doubling tia toe,

its Price is

and

Abafted

to tax

tor

1W dress, with stamp, Bdrt

CO.,

t. Adiidford,

toaftll oar BIBLBS AND Kvtry family wants

A AGENTS WANTtB in all IVyVW the United Btates. tO list of 1,000 dUerent BOOKS, PHOTOGBAPH ALBUMS, sonetblng Cross It.

Oatalogusa famished Dree on application, and Books sent post-paid to any address on reoeipt of price. Oanvassing books containing the list, with prices, together with blank sheata aad print ed heading for enrolling a list of names, sent free to aay address on receipt of 60 Cents.

Anybody can aell tram 100 to 1,000 of these Boohs almost anywhere. For terms to agents and other information, address JOHN K. POTTER A OO., Publishers, Nos. 614 aad 617 Saasom street, Philadelphia, Pa.

S. BABBEBT.

IOWA

A &. MABSH

UEAL KSTATK AGENCY FABMS, WILD LANDS, And City Property of every description, fbr Bale.

Anekperienoe of fifteen yews enable us to insaro satisfaction In every department of business re ating to a general Beal Estate Agency.

HABBEBT tt MABSH, S4 WiLKtrtf alfdwlF Dm Mninn«,lowa

NEW OBOCiMlT AHD PROVISION STORE

F. JO. MOLLOYf

—^muuiiv

Groceries and Provlaioiis, Mo. 4th street, aMBMrBMttfeartfeafaateRce, I {Tewe-Hante, Indiana.

The undersigned has last opened at the above stand, allrst-cTass Family Grocery and Provision Store, with a large aad well selected stock of new snd frush srticise suitable for every day use la families, to which ho calls the attention of his friends and the pablio generally.

Goods delivered to any part of the city Am of charge. H^heat cash price paid to Country Prodnoe

F. D. MOLLOT.

The Largest Sale of Stock West of Cincinnati The undersigned will sell at Pablio Auction, on

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15tk, 1868, Atfhe

Prairie City Litw Bale stable

Corner Third aad Walnut Street, near Buntln House, Terie Haate, IadiaaA, at 10 o'clock A. K. the following property, to.wit:

Eighteen head of Horses,

Top Buggies, Sopea

Buggies, 1 Closed Oair lags, Sundown Carriages one N. T. Spriag Wagon, ono T|rs ssated Sleigh, one three-seat do. doL 12Mta Single Harness, fonr setts double Harness, one Fire-proof Safe, two Coal stovca, Pipe and Ziac, one Cuttlag-box, large siae one Block aad Teckle, .extra polsaaBtf fills eight atring Bells, 6% feat long Blankets, Wolf aad Bnthio Bodea, cxtra pieces of Marnesa and Halters, Bridles, Saddlea, also many small articles too numerous to mention.

All of the above articles will be ssld without reserve, to the highest bidder Tas» or Sale-—Ail sams of 910 m4 under cash. All sums over that amount six months time, by giving noto with approved security.— Sale tooontlnue from day to day, until all are sotd. ,5v. ,^.T. W. B0WABD. 14dln^,s^ ejfl

pAETIGULAR NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the Firm of Austin ft tJrigsby are requested to call at my Store, south of the National Homo, Sixth Street, anl settle the same immediately, as ore In need of alt our outstanding clslms.

LDTHEB GKIGSBT.

Thankful for patronagd heretofore received at the former stand, I invito my frbnds to call at ny new stand, fbrmerlyoccupled by Wm. Hensei, there I shall be pleaied.to tarnish Groceriee anc Country Produce at the lowest market rates. nov7dlm LOTHEB dBlGSBY.

Real Estate Coltunn

•. A-

ir-i ... OX

HENDRICH ft LANGE,

Oi9ce over First National Bank, S. E. Corner of Fourth aad Main Streets,

l*& I

Philadelphia, Pa.

mm Oreat lew York Agricultural, Horticultural and Family M«w» r, The RURAL AMERICAH. pubin theOl^ of New fork, i« the LABQEST and MOST SLBOANT Paper of Its class in the United States. Pricu $1,60 a year lOoopiea $12,60 SO copies 9S0, or only ore bouas a year Every snbscriberln clubs of taa, at #1,50, will reoeiTe 1 free package of KABLT BOSK POTATOE8, sell

House and lot on Noxth (Us between Ukmst aad Linton streets. Two business Houses oo Main streoi

OOUNTT PBOPEBT1.

Farm ef 88 acrss In Boney Or«tk Towniiip," ITS aoieaia Lintoa township. 3 Acres below tha Boiling Mill, wets side canal.

Jan89dtf

HT OW

Naw Oovasa ovLaorvaaa, aa dsUvsnd at the few Fork Mnssnm of Anatomy, embracing the sub]seta: How to Ltva and what to Liva for Tonth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood flsaorl lly Bevlewsd. The Cause o( Indigestion FlatnInoa aad Nervous Diseases accounted tor: Marlags PUIosophloally Ooasldand, Is. Foafeat oluaet ooataiaiag thsae Lsetarsa wtB befor warded em renslyt of toar stamps, hy Sao'T NawToaa ItmnAttiMT, way. Haw Tork. •dSMlIll

A. ABMAXUk.

sfjitsssa 6th aad Tth. jVAnp» n»

SPIN'S SlASBAKlIt

^NE

E S

fTHB BUST BITTERS

Mr Weafely

FOB THK WEAK. FOB THS PALI, FOB THB SIOKLY,

FOB THE A8BD, FOB FEMALES, FOB SPK1NG USB 11!

It Bitters Equal to Them

J8ptef*» StMdariTWine Bitters, —HACK or—

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS Sraga's Celebrated Wine, so well kuown, with

tNABB BOOT. «IU dDEBBI

Md other HBltBS and BOOTS as will in all Oases assist Digestio promote the Svcretlon* oi the System II the natural channels, and give

TONE -A-HNriD VIGO%, —TO THK— fOUSfi OLD, HALS AND mkiV.

All use It with won.lorful »aci««'. Brings

To the palo whlto lip, BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the this face and care-worn c.nutonance.

Caree KEYKH and cieatas APPETITE. Try taem. Use none other. A«k for SPEBU'S STaNDABD BITTERS. Sold by Druggists and Qrcsorsi See that my slgnatttc* is over the cork of eanh Bottle.

ALFRED SFEER, 51

Passaic, N. J-, and 243 Breadway, Mew Tork. •9" frade supplied by JOHNSON, HOLLOWAT

CO., Philadelphia: GK0BQK A. KKL-

LT, Pittsburg, and by all Wholesale Dealers. For sale by BABB, GULICK A BEBBY anlSwad Tu Thur Sat. iii/S

BARNIKLB.

Oeer Sasion 4 Walmslerf Dry Goods store

Would rsspeotsully call the attention of the citl* censof Terre Haute, and tho public in general, that he has rented rooms above Saxton A Walmeley's Dry Geods store, for the purpose of carrying

Merchant Tailoring. Ha keeps always on band a FASHIONABLB SELECTION OF CASSIUEBBS, TESTING3, ULOTHS,

Ac.,

and is ready te make it up In

The Latest Style and oo 81iort Koticc, and on very Seasonable Terms. Having no high rents to pay, he promises to make up to older, whether the geods be lurnithed by him or not.— Everything In his line cheaper than anywhere

Cutting done and warranted to fit. A liberal patronage solicited. aug29dtf.

INSURANCE.

FIR£ AJTD

INSURANCE AGENCY

RorthAmerlcan Fire Ins. Co I HABTFOBD, CONN. ...

Buckeye Fire Insurance Co CLEVELAND, Onift,

'llS'inlS-Kitt

STAJj

bii»

•pplicationa taken and Policies issued in any ot the above named Companies in lowest current rates. Also, BEAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COLLECTIONS promptly attended ta £2w.-.ii3T if

Apply to

[ii M. A. CRANE,S General l*ire and Life Insurance Agent.

OFFICJEi

•", /. rtnisMaaitk'

HainlSt.»between 5th ft 6th

Terr® Hante, Itid

Office ISO Main Street Old Stand of Dre. Thompson & Bust

Hi Also Agent for

People's' and Telegraph

M. |j. Ex.Co'sFast Freight Lines From Now Tork, Boston and intarmediats points.

Claim ftr Overcharge and Dntnage promptly sat this Igcncy.

'4 M. A. ORANE.«|

life-

W A A N S KFFIBVXSCBNT SELTZER APSBISNT Is a gentle and cooling Cathartic or Porgatire medicine^ nthe form of a Powder, pleasant to take and ia recommended and used by the best Physicians in the country as a meet reliable and enctual remedy.

lUFFSRVCS CENT OunH 0nnpstA,i»saS«:

I a:?!!

Ind.

Terre Haute,

gig"-

I FIB8T CLASS W A A I N E S FOB

Louis n»-

Abstracts of title furnished, gotiated, Md Meney invested. |*OB SALE.

iii

IHTT PBOPEBTT,

Forty Lets in Linton's Addition to Terre Bautc Honae aad lot, eaet Ohio ilwst, Houae and lot. in McMurraln's Additition, Houeeand lot In Sibley's addition on 6th street, Honae and lot in Bess's addition on 8th street, House and lot on Poplar, between 6th aad 7th itrwti,

46AH

.j Coats Sick Bcaoaciu^

Ccs'3 Ikdiomtioic, Ovnis OosTiTi^ns, OuaisPitM,

APERIENT

Otrnns Sotm Stoxach, Onans NiaTotrs CcBIS Linn Oo«PI.AI!rr,

stem"

A POWDEK

Um.

Cures Bilmous Headache, CUKES BHinxsncOotirLAiKTs,

fct* Oonrs Jacndus, It is a most efficient medicine fbr Fvmalee and OkHdrsst whose stomachs frequently reject ordinary purgative medicines. Bead our pamphlet of teatnoc 1*1 s, and as you rsluo your life and health, lose not an hour in procuring a bottlo of this most wonderful remedy.

WAITUTAOTTTRSD 0*LT Bt

'.TARRANT A CO.,

878 Oreenvich St., Mew York. Wr For_8ale by all Druggists. "CR

alSrsaslag ', WSfcaal

I O N A I E E 1 FLODB STOKE.

MERCHANT tAILOHINC

Merchant TaiIor

H«s juat rscaivad a NEW STOCK

CX.OTHS,

TRfCOTS,

OTEMATllfiS,

Which he propoaea to make up to ordei

Mpst Approyed Style

AT THK

BLUE 'j FMK1

1 -i 145 Mainfltreet.^

Merchant Tailor, MAIN STBEST,

No old Stock on hand, m%

Stock is JSntlrtfyf New,-—

DRY GOODS.

OllR FALL STOCK

Is now complete.

LITE

fel

Tha following jOld and Beliable Cempanies Bepreseuted.

•mbants Fire Ins. Co., HABTFOBD, CONN 4

-A

Corn Exchange Fire Ins. 1W BBOADWAT, NHW T0BK.s

Lumberman^ Fire Ins. OF CHICAGO.

BLANKETS

CD I

CASSIMEJl EH!

ftcM

We have also a lai^e Stock of

Xi a

Ha*Just received a

A N

HBI5IO A BK4)

Msnufhcturors of all kinds of

ORAOKEE8,

BBHAD and CAKES. BBETZEL8, and Dsalersm O O E S

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GREAT BARGAINS

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LOW1•'PRICES

-|,fcG£ $* I

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Corner

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3d and Main Stl!i

Terrft-Matite. Indiana

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Which will bo add at ths Ts«y lowest prioss.tx & the yard, or made ap t* oa short aoMsaf^ Jsvof*

LOW FgiOKB, CUOT RfS, SB« «.

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