Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 November 1868 — Page 4

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Commercial CoJlage-rOarvin A Owau «5 w» Holiday Pr-«^a«»«

the new buttdlttg to-night. -ii JK

Gtrs Assoti) places on our table par's Weekly end Prank Leslie for Dd-.

cembsrSth.

Ta® two policemen who Went in search of Hennessy have returned without find

inghim

mill iiiiiKTiti h-i'""

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Dowliug Halt for the evening of the ?.2th of Decembwuv«kiiT^-^yl^.«C«e.in on thsi 3t& *n4 9tb* i.

will run directly througnthe hall of our friend W W. Oasto's house in Sugar Oreek township., four miles west of„ ihe city, cutting 'cemoikitmsH mtr&fc

halvi the first locomotive comes tearing along, «ai(0if00 nr'g gtxie l^ie^eipt of some choice patterns of CasBimeres, MeltonsM^ Hl^v^ fJIIfeaatB'^W^ir. stock is too full for '!&" jiiM»nt season's

year, somerare bargains may ba obtain

week by County Clork Simpson to th% totlowing patties*

Died—On the 29th inst., at 3 o'clock p. m., Mollis, eldest daughter pf Er. Joseph and Anna M. Richardson, agod 13 y?£Mnd jjnqptl^v I?uqeri*«e*vices will take place at St. Joseph's Church, 5th street, at 3 o'clock, this (Monday) afternoon. Friend^ of the family are cordis njspifcviteii'to^be Resent.

A Mistake.—The Frank Stanley kfillltt JIiSfc, is not Frank Stanley, son of J. H. Stanley, formerly employed in Tuell, Ripley ft Co's, who is an entirely different kind of a young^man fronp the Ej^afik 5t^ij^y. killedat Iflaianapoli?. The latter is said toljtave formerly redded here, but we are etfi&< devhl rrcn beitt

(^Wa gxAjfir nr Boats Ohtc*,—Wi have iea^a letter, unde^ ilate^f the 24th inst, to a t!nl^ |4Uai^ St. John Br~X. SkiiTfier, 1st Assistant Postmaster General in which he says:

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James D. Cottman and Miranda Boord. Har^l W- H. Manary andlsopneni Barbee. Aquilla Hixon and Mqll^ Kintz. Wm. Hill and Mary Bass.

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Edsall & Co. tell us in an advertise* merit this morning thfct tiOW is a favorable timers j)««|ej^gg Very true—and at no place can more servigeatye jireseaMj" beis^ted 4bai| at^ dry gootji stdre| anil no better lasoftmsnt be found thaa at Edsall^fc^/a's. Read their aSvertlfemont.

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Labcknt.—William Rich, a risidentof Parke county, was bofore Mayor Cooker-

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coat fjr. beanUpg^ gave bori^ in the sum of Ujsa& ijijindfed,

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W, ftppeafanca_Ht the flirfiHitjnatold tales of a wife's patient sacrifice, a Court to make final answer to the charge. V.t !L.» 0.1

pit%[nn fce l»Kbies-OT

post-offices and as at Absent advised

Haute, Indiana." Where there js plenty of room, and the public not see anything detrtaental lo the postal services' in-lbivftig a well conducted. news^ttTid^n a post-oiRo" icbby. The The W.lndi^t^Qlii half ifiS^ so have poUj^fficoa fe unless a glaiaJl Iffle fe. the abdnroh

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do not prohibition io ihis -TOC»M8 l»a«oS fes# iiawnS »*««fers tv ws-amas'd vQ^arni^ *«(uw!ss

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Last evening Rev.^B. Frank Howe, of he Congregational Church, delivered a

Gambling

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Thb Mail TaaIn for T&tansville on and after to-da^, Will le^va here at 2:15 jj_ tWo hours earlier, than heretofore. It arrives at 3:03 p. M. wj'KlL." -'IILT1

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are

erecting a large placing mill on Ninth street, between Ohio street and the Bloom ington road

BOwarttets have engaged

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Hoo&*—J. D. fiarjy^fe Son and Wup.lo the full capacity of their slaughter houses.— Prices um&ia uucbangqd* l9,90@S8ftP net

Thb Indianapolis "Eutfiacj* Company at Bra2ti aw bufidlng a railroad from their works- to the Montgomery oosl mines, whictuhefc have leased. They will "blow in" tfli^feVdays.

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Cibcpit £Iopbt.-»Me«8r».

on Sai^fcynrar^ii^tffwtt¥ Levan case. Col. Baird will conclude this morning, after wbHflCtheoase will be given to the jury

contained bo many

I j^ererif eVehts lain truths, timely spoken, that we can-

ot serve our readers a better purpose lan to give the following brief synopHe took for hi» text

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ism

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that maketh haste to be rich (hau noi bs eat.—

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ijoat balance, joat welghte, a epba and J^ithln sball ye bare.—L'titiciu,jmt

The middle passage teaches that it is dangerous to be in great haste to accumulate. ^bis is naturally so, because ordinarily, honest labor produces but little faster than needed to meet the wants of man.

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In starting out the speaker said that these passages are three important

riYty or individual to disr^ard. The passage contains the principle that bpDest labor is the proper means whereby satisfy the want* af num. Labor is a senary element in ""the production of health. The last passage lays down the principle that, in all buaineea transactor, fair equivalents must be rendered' fbfgf&Jrkb, full measure must be gfven. No man would be considered hpneet who starts or conducts business on t^e principle never to render a fair equivalent if it could be avoided. Legitimate business is the rendering of equivalents

Miaio£jto*9£, interest of the c6|n there be tfot feted.

Violates all these tfutbs. ^the

inducement to gambling is to get without labor. It is a direct effort to acquire without rendering any equivalent. It Is making haate to be rich, or to get possessions, and hence it leads to other crimes. Forgery, fraud, theft, murder are the panid&i of^iMliling. his brought the speaker to the recent murder in this city committed by a gam

consciousness of human blood upon hands, was, a few years since, a, boy pcbtifci. in him biata^ people did, and do even still, feel interest. The crime was doubtless

?his sad event, together with the war an oog "stock gamblers" in New York gested the

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once be touched.

speaker pointed to facts our own city there are gambling

So ne are fitted up In fine style and with pr vate keys and only those familiar ciuj of the.^oj jfa nbVfng is common. Into these various pli ces, countrymen are enticed and swin dl« a»iftV)hdb doite^'ki^iimefc whili^ sol er and tatrifet im«t'« fterbei ng intbMioa tec Ittto th^ttri clocks, witfi no home or nda to care tor them, are a 'ted"'on ra1 soi and brothers,'tafili«nrffr»nd^

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go|and leave th and there

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a knowledge the city gen-

l^^'lEBJf^SS^lSrrandom talk.

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is but a sp^gfp$$j!|c then tiumsBd io dmaiBBtt. Dealings

he Ibg^ci^ ara 0^9. m^e^mb

i|l d&toMT'thifii. ^h^.^iisnille(f of them itoateat men and »-buainisw," are alao ofkAii

unj^ftfeo ftmm to &rnbh. Bankwl

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rouog eervtng gflrts, Wifft, aftd small lsgiicieB of widows and orphans, Ice these funds on stocks or gold, and |r^it[ed &nd moVe yet, bring ruin to i»4ba* lose their little all. Such bs are of frequent occurrence. During «®Ftinn»r^~Whkih has prceented imelessness and criminality undreamed of by honest men, terrible calamities j&fre befajloa the innocent. A writer lias been our fortune to be brought face to face with a few out of the mJ^SQesjaffghire and distress among «eh of small means and unimpeachable cb|racter, and honest intent. We have seeb'customers and priuoipals suddenly in^folVerl hi common ruin—the few hunor few thousands of dollars—theaccoihulation of many jears of hard earn 1n^) and harder savings, eloquent with

daughter's heroic self-denials—all gone at a breath. Such men we have known to go forth at morning from happy homes, buoyant, ambitious, expectant, re turning at night» bankrupt in purse, broken in spirit, 'infirm in purpose'"

It is true some voices were lifted against this iniquity. Cool men may iooti on andamila a* it goes up or down and'call ft a..very pretty fight. Fiends in .bfllhooK'tft) wiljldelight, butall heav en frowns upon the crime which brings

ling—gambling proper, -ttitA this iitig in business—he called attention Io ttie multiplied forms of eamblinjr in othef wwi" VKtso *J0-& 3ar'®brtthe "diatribuj tion^" the lec^rM^cOTper^ jnd^ther amusements,, ^&6#i are oleredj, tff dfaw pUknO) another artioie of Vahie the Agricahutal Where better: laducAaenU r| J^rod ^o jockiej^ "&M gamplerditttti^ farmers and mechaf nfii*.JljjMpSjQjf on political issues, so

osiaatic ps^if^Uksin^wia,

whiq often, gambHng ia thfe main feature,' the«e thing's lodicatein reference to the question, arelfe a nafioii of stJbl&tWo&m- eqi^ -^Wtifent que4i»ai aWW^TiW T*piffly hecoiiing a Tiati^n of gambjers

f|lt|istime for«ifw«&

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i^s victims, and public opinion DiuttM M^»u^-pjf- tb» T»tte fi 'Uie Commercial le$£ g0od ladder will fee proVW* ed fcHP you to^lay, gentlomen, and toup tfcpt&B ndBrt «lof the stan«atdAtt

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With^athlilers In any iorm. Wiien wives u^ge their husbands to~buy tickets at the ciarity or chnrch fal lokteryAAe y^y%

flts Jo IMI Wo| beg young men to

'go in

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cHlld^en to buy tickets in gift en-

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if! the creat

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the poor, but the aools, the reputation kUd

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lowing transfers,bTfe^esl^e^ei^ entered upon the Recorder^^ok^ week:' '•.'fif* ^..

B. SlrttdeioJiL. &fclMl(^e^ fetln 4 city for $7,000. :nri ti» A ty lor *7,800. :n3. u,, us.

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J. H. Busson aeries riSi

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township for

OTt.in a lot in the city for $137. |amuel B. Gookjnsao^ lotln Gookins' adaition for »300. ticob Lydick to Wm. Farg^i

Clancy,

110.

"I lotjin JBaum's subdivision for $4,500. JcmattraasWfcitHfejS Wt and damuel Farrelf, tract of land in Riby township for $300.

Ijamuel A. Cummins to Henry Beroai^, interest in 40 acres in Riley town-

$880 no. D. E. Pietyi.^ J&^tfHanes, 360

6UUUX "I^kw Cigab Sto^e—open. Our friends, Messrs. C. Yost and Joe Kernt ha^e opeaetf gay store opposite the new postoffice, un^r.ih(bArqar atCsSoi

firla to manufactn^e4teeir Own Oigara. is not necessaro tnman^flp th iMa of Ha haa alroady spokeft Ibr•himself,

pides, pouches, and all articles bolonging Uo |heir lih^l^)Uil$|t&lera&l

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uisjfaf as pretSit fo^ wife or siBter than

$5S to $100 at Saxton -4lt.

Zephyrs.—B^^uartjars at. the '1 City,

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Christm Saxto

Ready

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patch I wooildcM ^^^d alle^id^l^ my large aasortment oX chesj and puflb. Mks. M. Rikqelman.

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Cigar go tp. C. new

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moniawm ekpect to be alila ko ofer oar ualual jEkte#nife»dationa. GABTUr*OWKV^s

men arerpf ttBj^re* ^4«ro be tainpered wittMlthilinlD^. The sons KitttiSaeaeh's^ He has anew Jot, which efge^ -en aBd^omehrhert at® going

slightest e#c««r^fqi«^k:tO MrfaOiintlMNr vice. Instead of ^segttilti& l£is sermon

the cOmnu^ity,at heartiee if t^onitds fd^\^a' washing of-

Bustepfr^n jim^»v Which is akin to 'jgMaMfcg. Business must rest upon jtb* «amp lmiar ofvfeir equivaleilti.

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Young men, wbo «r« ^1 ^he greeteat danger'here, shoulfl'iuurt id With firm and |^ed prin anything which is ling no matter matter how sure ii seem^ let it not

F9B the best fitting, most iejapesi Corset In' the city, TiilJS* Skirt Factory.

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Articles st-'t TDTtA hM TfeWMLJ. fHANKlNCPpaffohii'for past favors1 have rem^^ ^^^^^nd. toifQ,. 73 South Fourth street, where I shall be

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•tori oppositmttaNse^pMi^i^ ".'.r.A 30-d3t "t •&&> ,^b

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BLANKiti^J& ieB wlknt%^U 4t4a^

sis* to

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Amkbican PATim-

ft* atparieoij-rtver

neVet-ieU Ae JWK". .Ito, c^at Is tri42f«4n^ diwaimy

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«oo» rattdhaath-

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Sardines. [25,dtf

Clothing, made to order, in

the bested most servicable manner atj^ JojiirBgnikle'g) over Sazton & Waim slojr^3 28-dlw

ic^ CigaSs, Tobacco, Pipes, and all smo-^salted

Cheap as

keb' flrticla^ at Kidsenbach's. chMd'Caii Jk

nov24-dlW 4-^ .1

^(x«»80HAU3( Pipbs, very low, at

to ruiu through^(^ Bnd noth-i:^—,^ ing sbanldj# afiS&e^firhi^cal^itith'*1 ut :jt

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&o t&d jook at tbem. ii\j niNiii 'i

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BMbxtiro ToBACoo bbloW Cost I—XT ntll uary 1st, I will sell smoking Tobacco ,ow cost, in order bo avoid re-stamping the packages, Which lul to be dona afterthat data N. KATiWBAflH. nov28-dlw I

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fcLEAR Havana Cigars, at lO cei*!#, at Katzenbach'g, 147 Ma% street.28-dlw

movers, go to Eatzedbach's and lay in yo^r stock of smoking Tobacco, before aw-Year. You can get it cheap now. 1 nov28-dlw CO

Remkmbkk that after New-Year's you'll haye to pay more, for tobacco than now. Get it at Katzenbach's before that time. Ha sells below cost. cov28-diw

Apples 1 Applss 11—Three hundred bushels choice Winter ApplM just roWeifred and for sale by the barrel or at &t»il. Also, a large lot of good Turnips, and sitt&l' varieties of tbe bfcst Potatoes.

David Ji ©«Vi#t(j Cl»kSi:i?acres

G. tt. Whidden & Co's.

South 4th street, opposite old Market. -S-JLQ c*

Family DaKsalGiTroB.—Baring tafcei* t^ie agerioy -fW Mrfl JacfeSon's celebrated family Dress iGuide I aw prepared to "tUriiah tbe charts and give: iuatructione Iteidence South Fourth,hetweep Qak and "^Wilson streets. Mrs. Gilmore.

"^Tatch Them.—If you, po|i tempiate

the pleasure of making your Wife1 or daughter, or anybody else's daughter present CKriiftn&*,'be watH to took at the assortment at S. Freemah's, 161 Main -street: before maldpg .yoilr purchase. It Will pay y«u.33JWtf

You can find Preserved, Lemoij Peel, at C.-jL. Rijpley's. j.-,) 7^ ta6

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Dd^ YOU want Presrved Orange Peel?

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4t C, I, Ripley's. [25,dtf

WHf not keep up with the style? whet ladieVkan have a Panier Skirt for 7?cenls at Weisz' flibii-t ITftctnpy. ^Srfwtf..

IjABd Presses—Lyne & Laftes. 26-d4tw4t

i'iaMBBSi save jfouT mohey! •#***. .Great revolution in Grinding Grain) -»r.„

No more going to Mill 11 e«u,t te««i No more waiting for Grist fjTp more tolh to pay 1 ^itary Farmer can be hifr own filler tLinhie's Union Griat and Feed Mill (Jail and see it and get circular. 1iy«e & Lawks-, Agents. *nov84d6tw4t

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use Kentucky Copper Distilled Whisky, at Lyne & Lawes, Main Street. 'i"'i nov24dfitW4t

Itnk & LaWXs get their Whisky di)istilleri recily from the Dis leries in Kentucky. aov24d&tw4t

Shellees, Hand and Power, at Liwes, Main Street, near 7tb. nov24d5tw4t

fioBE Copper Distilled Whisky, in qualities irom a quart upward i^)V2^5tw4t "Ji Lthb &

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I||Buck & Doziee is the firm that recently distributed bills announcing a written guarantee to repair the work on all goods sold. Therefore you will find it a very good place to buy your Boots and Shoes, prices as low as elsewhere. Call and amine their stockr at 99, Main street, 3 ^oore-weat of Edsall's. .-_ ll-dwtf

Tfek Good Templar# intend to give a Festival at their Hall, oh Wednesday, the of December, for the purpose of ^aisihg money to pay off a debt on their (ujnitiire. 24-dtf

Jam FanuaTy 1st, 1869, the copartner Wijb o^ N. Erlanger & Bro. expires by llttibation. It is their intention to reduce their jtock as much as possible previous to ditqplving, and to this end have eobio sell all goods at|ooe

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one of lha

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wat be

po1jF0Tfl*T ranrw*a"tr

ed alar a fia^^^^o|d%i ^anfa^W if received Sral pr^pp^#1^ at?ha

%h Ne£ Lo||

Merino Vests for $1 00 and $1 26, at ifiball & Co's. oi

5 C.

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PdYistCiAira have tested Lyne & Lawes' Oo{j{kr distilled Whisky, and finding it ure are prescribing it for Medicinal tpse». nov24d5twlt

SjPEER'S STANDARD WINK BITTBflB is highly recommended by physicifiisrfbr Dyspeptic^ on account of its Jflf ijB properties, its purity, and its delicioujs^flavor.3 angl5-dw3m

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BWrt# and ^rd^W

|l 80 per pair Fine Wool Shirts and

Drawers, $5 00 per pair. Best Shirts to

Pfta had at $7 80 a pair. Bed ^nftfrwear, at Edsall & Co's. .dtf

Fobtuke Telling.—Mrs. Mary E Billmg is now at the MiHer Hotiiej Worth

fairs of life, love, (tr husina^g. Fees

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8mokkbs will do well to remember that sow is the time to buy tobacco, cheap, at|, Satzenbach's. Get your supply before the 1st of January, 1869. nov28«dlw

Fob Sale.—WtfbfiFg tadcigags in other business, I offer my Ice House, lot, Tools, Ieam% aad tbe good will of ipy buBin«a|brJ «ui|a.i i-' ...

Any one wishing to engage in the ice business, will find it a paying one by applying soon to

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23-d tf

J. S^imfkrltHL

Open Again 1—Having been closed for the Week past Invoicing our stock, and renovating oar store, we Would an nounce to our patrons,t}iat this morning we open again all in tip top order to receive theircalla.

During the titfte of hfvoJcing, w'e have been adding many new goods to the previous stock, and feel confident that we can well meet the public demand*^.,

Give aS*K fcBtI"alld7'W§^ill~do our ^ulMoat to please you.*' y,- "v dtt Bartlett & GrVndy.

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ted at the Bahkrupt Store, Street. 21tf

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at the Bankrupt Store, No. 64 Main

Gold and Silver House. Extensive and fanciful stock—new opeaint^—Qbf istmas preparations at llo. $, Wsmn «tock.

"Wrftio & Co's,'?'^

4tf 170 Deming B)ock._

Lost.—Somewhere between the Bapfitt Charcl| .^ese^h^ijo^^idence, on 5th street, a' cninchiTla ahawl with Scotch border. The Ande^r V^ ^e liberally rewarded by leaving it at No. Engine House. a dtf

If you want a good Stove, cheap, go to Shannon's, 63 Main, atoeefcj*1* dtf

Evebyboby go Sh^jinon'f {or bargaind in Staves. 63 M»in aftoat dtf

Hosiery—Now cheaper than^evar, ^t Riddle'S^lM Msan street. A= ^...

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^"|Vhite Laced Kid Gloves, at Riddle's. tr»b«ia i*f. 3idtf New Styles of Hats awj Bonnets at 149 Main street. dtf

Groveb & Milleb,

MeMhant TaH^s

and Clothier*, and dealers~ib Gents' furbishing goods, have now a complete stock, consisting .ia-part of the most desirable shades.of Ch^tc^iUae, Esqukaa^z. Castor Duffel, Black, Brown, Dahlia and Olive Cloths a full line of French and English Cas«imarM*nd1fating#Ya^ a large assortment of American Cassimeres, all of which will be sold by Uie yard,, or mado up to order as cheap aa. good workenn be afforded.

We call spectol atte^io* ot)j| stock of Gents' furnlimifi^' goode^ co^iating Shirta, Drawert,1 Vndersbirtsj Glov Ties,~^per and i^nfen Cbllara in4. Cuffi, half Hose, Cardigoh Jackets, Youths' Underwear, and the Orient, Oo(fiden^pn^ Novelty Collars also a nice line Cassimere, Tweed and Mslton Shtrts^-^ lt-dtf *.

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ij invitation -is beteby o»toi»ded-t» ti call and be convinced that they aaltdothi^ and gents' futaishiag geeda than any other house in the

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Wit have this day associated ourselves

iiw« ipnd^r the firm name of Bartlett & Gran* 30 d2»*s

wholesale and retail Book and Stationery at the old stand, 101

Vain street

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AsaoRTMKKT of men's Calf and

Kfp Boots, cheaper than any other place ftf the city, at the Ba^rupt jS(o^ Na 04 iMiinf Itreet 2ltf

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Tobacco I Tobacco 11 Tobacco11J—A large and fine assortment of Cigars j|^d Tobacco, will be found attt. T. MOndya, east Bide Public Sqasite. Cduiitry iner* chants, come and get- your Tobaceo at factory prices. -j

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SMokBR9 and chewers will find thing exceedingly deiicloug, in the rtl^pg" q{ Cigars and Tobacco, at the new Tobacjj£» Bouse, east aid^PtilfJip ^§ua|re^ dtf

Whit* SilS: Fah9.~A ni^ anortofent just received, by Riddle^ 151 Main Areet 3ld|f.

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To mt old CcBTomiBs.—I am Vjfaty thankful to yOu for past favors I have been for some time selling you at profit, but now I irop6jfi_lo jail you goods: for tbe nekt two months at cdsT, in order to reduce my stook a* low as possible. Call and select your holiday goods. nolO-dtf Babcom.

Tfaankiog the public farther liKnr^l ^Jacqd K^ern. well known as one of the

patronage in Ufa past, WB Hope by the above union to be better enabled to meet alt their w*te in the future, and shall strive by all possible means to please tfcem, j,-r 1 O. Babtlet*.

best Watchmakers in the city, haa_re-, moved to fiizth stri^f- oppoale &£ Pftstoffiee, where ha will be pleased to meet bia ftiaods, in wast of wtirft In ilia line, warrahting tie fullest »ati^a«twh. ^ebas a good assortment of ippdttf Watches and Jewelry, at the very k««Rt

pnce x9i

I Mhci Mxat at G. JUpIey's.

erofUBrii eoodfridtf **. Mtt'iliVWMatal'il"

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for

ladies, 50 *cent«, ptd 13eMleaiflli, fl,M, 1 Mrs. Billing, formerly Miss JMary j?ilsoa, of Vern^iaR l»)u|»0l ia^mhered by some of oar readers as tiie young woman who, in 1&6), foretoU ibe defeat of Gen. MbC!ellan, thct Mir. Lincoln would to jHwofedf ja*d -4hil be would not. live until the following imatk of June.

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jB8.-TheJtim awrtmmt.thaWr^ esti{riocei,nad^iBe«hyalMk» at

I'bssh Buckwheat floor, at Bay & ^^ley'i«-a ?. 4dtf

oym,—Ilavu' Drag Store

reihoved to De a^ng Bloolt, $th and Main streets. «dlw.'

fvasi 9Btei-/9vMiv^Oee*

aerty centrally Iocaieo.

property dtf

ifill f.|

Qybtkbs

aftjr 9o. will be in re^^J|op jpggB and/magMahhy^wklmore' Oy«tor», liOileh

will sell by Air i4hi

imers at theifi.^«Ml^ Be taaganahoB Soarth street, oppoaijU ^he peetottw^ nc T/aj-I .«

John R. Freeman.

Iadies, Misses and~C&ildFens Rubbers chdap, at the.. Bankrupt ^t^re,. No.JB4| Main Street i- tj-'-'viiS. =•*-.

Jtrsi receited. I^jfanfa ^Taiste at $1 00,

vfortli 2

00',

I klCLH.)

-M- mrmMCtfa,

New Abbival.—New line of Ham burg Collars, ^UglteiejChllirs, iewStyl and Paper Collars and Cuffs, real Lace an4 Valenciennes Handkerchiefs, at

UI4A KIAH

A N*w Gamfamw* mm UP pr 1868.—Awmf i0a(\ thBicause, Tobacf» flonae, east aide FdMis Satrar^ wbere Wilt be ifoand' ai[f 4(mf0cia:'af4hctiuaoH*' ous^weed, e^Jp|i|$0K ah U?M 5^»7Tf* /'II-

Qohby Sybup, Back-

Jbbistmas is) pr»-

a^cy Goods,' itf gjt

Photde for pttiiaB'tiw fciftf, fruit of all kirffliL0 ttffjitii

&3.J It is institatioa,:

aod aeeaivUlg ar

anagei

LOCALfMOTieCft

Impaired -TWfrajis go«^ mafflllaliua I am IB BMUI •11)1 flUltt'U well d^loped^ud^ ^l' riW ^CT, thatjalltimfuiai tttliawMwi wUhgifnal fciillt

ty-

eqniftbrlam in (beir. dbralopi|f Mr ^Ai«nerg forma an ilpeonsWpUy® Nowi a'-i tf AnsMiuAa, a* sa^Ul^t dl«eaaej ••.wt itfcr tb« conrio is &MISBtiM iffiJah ictte'd i^jMr^azi^^feMlnt He »i4h»»t tonid and alterative propertlear-whlch being diffnsed through tlMVsTBtfm, e^ate*^ reactten wiere ft la needed^ocs* paciflaa and SnitiaM tbe B^ateto anitstMi*^hea« tite genertil cOnaMtattea^ 'tkatiealtftj hijfplnMM and mental vigor will ba fnllylrestdfod, and a new lease on life injured.— Sold everywhere.

V„

Fresh Pbunxs, Hominy Guts, in eight pound packages, Chow-chow, by the dozen, or" single g~round and unground Spices, clear Citron, Baisins, and Sjoe all new and fresh, at the New York Tea Store, 134 Main street 31dtf

Alien. rown Co*9. Book

on bis

ijttMPost.Maa^at ..»« r.

•nc

B«aMi4r, No

sit

toaifa

mefct and cheap, at Riddle's? SldtT

QOLOWB ^BaK^Fftah ^irtttal orthW (•new

rfbJp,,,ls^V^chtticb

|nd

voife^at^^iprkli.:

Oratea ^MBM Antn A

til. H. Bascom stock of Watches, Jewelry, dtCk, at 6os« going to ^^igaiiil biurinfea Tt3#elat^a^ gains now at No.^lSl Ifain Streets 7 flolOdtf.

filSjohn

4t^Arve

-i.-D3.JvIOO »IA13«210-C00

toB RraV

of fee best ou^aw j|jtaiijdUfc in. 4he« ctoe beihg on Mai» etoeet, Wi& a weif1 established trade in jOligff&alii provisr. ionfc togelj|w#^i!^"^il*g^l»^ hoiieeahd stably oathe«Waep^a«lH^#.' Anp with the aatae^is ftr ialtt a well selected stock of Grcic^rigS and protiMotii, wi4i the^ood wU^t^itri®^^ 8«iy#r« of HosFoR» Bowft^irbT, *Stty*»T

HOLID

'rtv' l.li- -I VA

Blias Cm^lw,

tf *lrAi on the b^'Vki^y4taj^leBat iiii sMe Fair has^t^^^^.^ Main jitfeeitt s&m mi* wh|re he hwitadk/dt&ft aM^'htf' and buys and sel)a«t^wholesAI#Mc

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dwttr

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debts

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burn Jobs

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up to

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from A, fimmj Oil Pamingi.it

cut, we li nport I irUnJVlenaa. aatt at thelpweat ralea.

MJJJjmOAn AGMNCY*^

I have mor«d mi Mtee to "t't- A Pa^pifeBk'a

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IIM^rtment. Agents for irrltaV^-'lbM

pWo Views la 8wit&-

Maaar aa-alifd^

as*

oaa teoth

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K. *. T. ANfftOyr a CO., esr»eee*miy, R. T.#

mporttra and Mannfr*otJghamgWffiiilateriaia. A .. £ss99Be5S9saeBeanKfea^nBa^ toad ac

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land

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