Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 December 1868 — Page 2

DAILY ^Xf&ESS

TEBRB HAUTE. I:NT.

Monday JfornlflEi iBWi 981b, 1868.

Congress and the People.

•While members of Congress are athome for the better enjoyment? tbe holiday

that they may learn something from their "approved gocd masters," the pfeople, |s to what is wanted, and what is not wanted ef the Fortieth Congress, during the few remaining weeks of its existence. It

facte—and we charitably hope most of them are—must know that the Bepubli

can party triumphed in the late national election, not because the people were enamored of the present Congress, but sltnply because there was no other part^ in whose hands they dared to trust the government. Democratic sins and folly, more than Bepubiioan wisdom and virtue .—&8 exemplified in Congressional Ipgislaf tion—gave the control of the govern mgiit, fcr tbo next two yeais at least, tr the Kepublican party. ThiB fact cannot be too sedulously kept in otind by all whom

section are concerned, they do

In addition to letting alone this matter of resumption, Congressmen may as well understand that the publio mind is io no temper to brook any extravaganco whatever. They will be held to a rigid accountability for every dollar that they vole away. The people kuow well what "rings" aro at work, and they will know, too, on whom they work. Kvery member of either house who gives his vote for any of the schemes now working for tbe depletion of the treasury will be held up to the country us a man who has proved unfaithful to the truei reposed in tiim The people will believe hii vote is gained by other influancea than a seneo of public duty, lo brief, tbe Congressman who helps any of tbe infamous "rings" to get thoirhauds into the treasury will be supposed to do so for a consideration, and will bu hunted down by the free press of tbe country as an object of universal exocratioii. Tho time has come when the people not only demand, but mean to havo economy. Talk will not satisfy thie demand. It must be met by consistent action. We don't want any "be-it enacted" promises that the public debt shall bo paid in this or that shape, or at this or that time.— Tho peoplfe know tha publio debt

It will not be possible for tliia Congress to purge the civil service of the rascals whom JOHNSON has foisted upon it, but their evil days will soon be numbered.— With an honest roan at the head of tho government, an executive in harmony with Congress, there will bo no dividing the responsibility with tho Democratic party. Thenr if the Kepublican administration and Republican Congress ahull deal honestiy with the people—and we believe they will- public confldence, BO long unsettled by a want of harmony between tho executive and legislative departments and by scoundrelism Introduced into tho public sorvice, and carefully nuriurel by JoHWsoy, will be rostore-1. Our immeasurable resources will develop, and our debt will Re gradually extinguished without any apparent detriment to national or individunl prosperity.

Wa repeat, Kt ihk Congress Hop all talk of tinkcribg tha finances. Let buci. ue men feel that they have firm ground under thair foet, or at least as firm as it has been during the last two years, and let them not be haunted with the knowledge that t.hiyr stathl' on & treacherous crust, into WhKhicores *f well-meaning but dangerous ttieh arc driving their picks and shovels Tb rash haste to find tba "hard pan.''

The

fSr ffil

season—in -which commendable pursuit family sewing-machines for feeding along tbey have our hearty wishes for their I the cloth, expired on the 19th inst., and abundant success—it is not impossible

is nossible. too. that the result of recent ^une

Forty-first Congress, xcay dispose mem bera of the dominant party to pay good heed to the wishes of those whose servants they have the honor to be.

8AY8 t'I*t

not

4 __

is at party haspltced is office, all to whom rally to an armed support of the Governit has oetrusted, not ^ione t'no groat in tercets of tbo country, but the custody of the party's good natno

We do not propps? to eauo6,rate all that is or is not wautod at the hands of tbis Congress. Wo think, however, tbati of tho two lists, tho "not 'wanted" would

want

any trying of doubtful experiments with our finances. They believe tba several plans for legislation as to a definite llm6 for the resumption of specio paymont, are very rnuch worse than useless, very far removed from harmless. They have studied tho theory of our honored Senator^ and have regretfully failed to find in it what the Senator, with undoubted einceri ty and great ability, claims for it. They Look at GRKELKT'8 plan and are as ton Uhed to think an honest, kind-hearted man, could proposo a measure which he candidly admits would work unlimited hardship to those who most need the re* verse treatment They think his scheme little loss than atrocious. They aBk Congrats to lot tbe Kubjeot of resumption alone, and not only to let it alone, but. to let tho world know that they don't intend any legielaUou in that direction.

Already tie evil results of this talk of tinkering our finances uro perceptible in thlH city, in iho abandonment or EUS peDslon of placs for eiten&ive building operations. Our capitalists will not go on with such enterprises, so long as there is even a possibility of great and Buddsn fluctuations in the value of the currency What is true of this city is true as to the country at large.

Resolved,

must

be paid, and thoy eeorn any intimation that questions its sacredneas but they demand that Congress shall not squander on any "ring" or wild goose scheme— t9legr&phe, railroad?, steamships or any other mode of plunder—themonny which i* drawn fr^iru tbeir pockets by bnorous taxation. Tboy esk their servants to serve them with, at least, common honesty and ordinary business capacity, and that ought not to be too much to expect, even of Congressmen.

owXt atwiog ofchina needle IHQUIM WITHHSSFFBE mom extendi^ aftor^ bad cleired 1 ouse to let. Howjjir pigUj bis int-ehttoH, nd bis heirtrr externally, it is impossible to judge of its are now asking Congress for another I merits until you have seen the inside. If

seven years, for vot^s there is a chance for them lo I pearl white fixtures, you wjll exclai»,»t I Succeed once, "bow beautiful I" To Impart the

stent ?our

WILBON

held by A feed" used In all

Commissioner

FOOT®

fnS !lk®

has refused to grant I

an extension. That important part of the machine may now therefore be used freely by any manufacturer, and an important step toward reducing the price of I tbe machines is thus secured. Tbe

Tri-

^e actual «ost of manu-

facture of a good machine is only from

elections, the invitation extended to quite a list of Kepublican members to stay at $10 to $14, while the retail price is about home, while Democrats go to take their $60. pla«es and answer at the roll-call of tbe

Morton on Greeley.

wa()

We take the following from the Wash-

ington correspondence of tbe Cincinnati pysjc

Commercial.

Every Congressman who is capable of drawing a correct conclusion from patent I distioguiabed Senator best style, and iB I time they were given her husband was

tbe more cutting from the fact that it is I

At ikdt it

\rn I ft

tbis single paragraph in less than four colunng, and even'bis best defense must be "lame and impotent "1 can well afford to havi^sach opposition," said tbe Senator tbis morning. "I have come toregard it as a healthy indi cation. There never was a time durin the late war that, had Mr. Greeley's advice been followed, but that disaster and disgrace would have fallen on the country. There has been no time since that bad wo, as a party, obeyed his instructions, but what our party would bave come to rum. In 1861, when I, at the Capital of mj State, was calling on the people to

ment, he was penning for publication his shameful demands for a surrender. From this position he was driven, as was tbe

Herald.

te the more extensive. But we'Will say ing that conflict when evory patriotic that, so far as the people of this city and 1 called upon and needed to sus

by the patriotic impulses of a

mob. When the war came, Iris hysterical orios hurried up an immature campaign that resulted not only in disaster, but in tho untimely death of thousands. In the darkost hour of our country's peril, dur-

tain our cause, he" suddenly gave way, and shrieked lor peace at any price. His weaknesses aud mischievous characteristics increase with age and the political condition of New York City, to-day, is the result of his weak vacillation, insolent dictation and hysterical impulses.''

The Mltoheli & Terre Haute Railroad.

At a railroad meeting in New Albany, last Wednesday night, Mr. CTTLBERTBON, I a prominent merchant and capitalist of that city, spoke of the Mitchell & Terre Haute road as follows

The road would be about eighty miles long, and cost, fully equipped, probably ¥15,000 or $20,000 por mile. The heaviest expense weuld be In getting out of Lawrence county. But a route through the County, and a most favorable one, he was assured could be obtained. Mr. Culbertson rtlso ipoke of the Iron and ooal fields tbis road would develop. Coal and iron, of superior quality, existed in inexhaustible supply In Greene county. This coal and iron tfould find a market over tbis road.

Other leading business men of New Albany spoke earnestly in favor of the prosecution of the enterprise. The sense of the meeting was olearly expressed in tho following resolution whioh was unanimously adopted:

That this meeting view with

fnvor the building of the New Albany and Vincennos railroad, and the Mitchell and Terre Haute railroad, and are In favor of the city making liberal subscriptions to each of these enterprises.

Our friends in that section evidently mean business, and we believe a similar spirit existo among tbe people along this end of the proposed line. Decisive action will probably be taken in the matter in tbe course of a lew weeks. Meantime the subject is being extensively discussed and tinds universal favor.

Sew# and Penonat.

A (Jh.THAWiTK paper atate" it that 1 "Huron Rotbsrhild left money enough to buy all Now Tork City at Its assessed value, including tho new court-houso."

GEN.

QKANT expresses himself as firm-

ly opposed to any more subsidies to rail* roads. Tbe people will second bim in tbat. Grant, no more lands to railroads.

exohange thinks tbat if Thad. I

Stevens could have foroseen tbe quantity and quality of eulogy that was going to I be done upon him this soesion, he would have declined to adjourn

THB

sine dte

Fortieth Congress did.

Tribune

till the

is authority for tho state

ment tbat Grant will send Sheridan down to command New Orleans ou tbe next day after bis inauguration. Tbis will be the poetio justice which Andy Johricou's Louisiana friends deserve.

APPKARB among the published wants, that Rochester wants 2,600 men to marry as many maidens" The advertisement might have been made attractive

by being supplemented with a list of their papas' names with lncomo returns affixed.

THE

road Company lately sold fifteen thousand acres of land to a colony of Swedes, who are opening it for settlement. An other colony of Swedes is in treaty for thirty thousand acres. The price paid is two dollars and one-quarter per acre, one-fifth cash, baianoe in five years.

TQKBK

bave been seventy-two railroad

bills, by the count, introduced in the Senato alone since the Fortieth Congress commenced. All these provide for grants of public lands, and a Congressman or two are privately interested in each.— Senators and Representatives would pro blably save money to the people and obviate trouble to themselves by passing an omnibus bill at once dividing tbe remainder of tbe U. S. lands equally among tbe members of tbis Congress.

THK

New York

Sun,

As they can afford to pay behind the rubv doors there are plenty of I Krery Ticket Oram Prise. •JU^*IM!?

utmost possible brilliancy there is noth-

fragrant SOZODOKT.

fa0 mugt die

ura.

"SPALDIHO'S GLU^" TT2TU TSSTI ,•*310 jS'deodlw

"WONDERFUL.—Henry W. Burr, No. 49 West 14th street, while on a vist to the West, was attacked with severe illness from drinking impure water. Life

be must die. His wife was immediately sent for, and in a day or two was at his bedtide Having herself seen the beneficial results from tbe use of

TION

...

despaired of, and it was thought that yon pair ibrlt. Any prize m»j i» MOHA*OS»

ffia wife was immediately o"dt^\^r'de2i?g Bsrsjuaicss.—We select the foilowiag

PLANTA

BiTTKRa, she insisted upon their be-

L. u.

It has the true ring of our 1

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an(

out of danger( and by a

log administered to biori) wbich WAS CIOQ^) PUBUSLI BO names without psnnltkiose in quantities prescribed by tbe attending

'AJTKB

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literally true. "H. Q." can hardly answer them three or four time a day, he was su Tickets farSi is tor »2 3# for 15 Ho for 8 1 6 0 0 soon able to resume his journey to his

SUFFERING

home. JThis is but one case of many thousands that we know of.

MAGNOLIA WATBB.—Superior to the best imported German Cologne, and sold ualf tin (irtoe [dwlw

SEVJJAL KAB

with chilblains or frosted feet, without finding anything to give me permanent relief, I was effectually cured by two or three applications of Palmer's Lotion, and although several years have elapsed I 1 have it at been troubled with the dis* ease sinco that time," writes Charles Ej. Marshal), Insurance Agent, S. B. corner 1 Third and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ghio. [dwlw

Brown's Bronchial Troches, H*viog a direct influence to Iho pirts, give immediate relief.

For Broucbitls, Asthma, Catarrh,Con. snmplive and Throat Diseases, TBOCBZS ABE V8ED WITH ALWAYS GOOD tCCCEBS.

SI5GERS AND PUBLIC SPEAK'KBS will find

Trochtt

useful in o:eariog the voice when

taknu befute Kinging oi Speaking, and relieving the throat alter an unusual exertion of the vc01 organs. The

Troekii

are rec mmended and

proscribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials from emioeot meu throughout tbe country. Be! ig an article of true mailt, and bating

th-lr«fflctoy by a Wat of amy years, e»ch yosr fiuils thi-m In new localities in various parts of tho, world, and the

Troche*

are universally pro

nounced letter than other articles. OBTAIN only "BBOWK'S BUONOUIAL TSOCHSS," aad do not take any of

tbo viorthltu imitation§

The Great English Remedy.

rnHICSE WAFBBS ABE A COMPOUND of the most valuable aud harmless ingredients known the medical faoulty, and will cure without fall, *11 theTarlons forms of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Louchorrhea, Spermatorrhea, aud all weakness of the sexual organs, always effecting a radical onre, In the shortest possible time, frequently in two or three days, without any change of ordinary habits, diet, ele. They are pleasant tbe the taste, in no way disturb the stomach or bowels, and no poisonous drugs aro neoessary to laUeu oven In the worst stapes of the disease. The Wafers, when used according to directions, though perfectly harmless, are the most positive remedy ever discovered, and their reputation all over En'ope, as well as in this coantry, Is a sufficient guaranty for the complote safoty and offlc'eccy of this pleasant remedy.

Price §2 package, or three for $5, securely Tvrapp.nl from observation, and sent bj mall to auy address ou receipt of tbe prices named.

A printed treatise upon these complaints will be sent free of charge on app (cation by mail to tbe general agents, Collins Brothers 123 Second street, St. Lou's, Mo.

The Wafers are sold by Druggists generally. dccl5d6m

HOTELS.

JiiUlB BCT1. 0. BUT

NATIONAL HOUSE,

Coa. SIXTH ANI MAIN STEKBT,

TKBRK HAUTE, IND.

JACOB HIT7. A SOS... Ttsirt if•'(

tiit

Kansas City Union Pacific Rail

HSIwlv

liltcv

Herald

fltOI'ttlKTOKS.

ha» t»""i Ihnronglilf refurulsbeJ.

tBKKK HAUTti HOUSE,

CU&NMi Mils tsb SKVENTU STIUCTS,

'r«rr« Haute, Indiana. Tula hotvi iir«c«i){!y bwti refltkd, AUI! potis order, offering ac^cmmodfttiotiB aaanr (issrwl it (bo PtdU-.

T. Ul iVriN. Prop'r.

1LABK. HOUSE. VV C0&KEB OJT FIRST AND

'M[0 STBKKTS.

Terre Haute,

W. ,U. iiUIKFlTH

Indiana.

Kropprleior

U»r*ln!lt

bat a cast

of the coming Cabinet which assigns to Senator Wade tbe place of Secretary of the Interior. The

on the other

hand, claims to have information that thii office will be given Mr. Washburne. Both these journals have about an equal amount of reliable information on tbe subject, no doubt. Two months hence something »uj probably be known, by somebody besides Gen. Grant, as to the composition of his Cabinet.

Mi otrCQRia UDd Pulditioe

LiUeiL Butt lo »Q(t rrofi] alt Trains. QovSSdtf

PARK HOTEL,

THE AMKBIOAN AND KCBOPKAX PLAN,

Cor. BetJcman and Nassau Sts.

Sear City Hall Park Slew Tork

OEOBGE WIGHT, Proprietor. N. II.—Located In the very heart of the wholeta!o bnia«:s, t^ls la one ot the most convelntly

Hotels for Merchant?, Bustnres men and others visit^ne the cltv. d29dfim

sTOCKHOLDEKS'

MEETING.

NATIONAL STATE BANK, Tests UAUTK, Deo. 9, 1868.

Notice Is hereby given that tbe annaal meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank will be bald at the Banking use on the seeosd Tuesday in January next, for the purpose of electing seven Directors lor the ensuing year.

By order of the Board. lOdwtw C, M. WAB&EK, Cashier.

[rtisementC ,!

[button

5,000 1,000 600 ia

many who have lately drawn Valuable Prises aud kiadiy permitted us to pnbllih them S. T. Wilkini, Buffalo, $5,000. Uisa Annie Monroe, Chicago, Piano, S660 John D. Moore, Loul«Till», 91,000 Miss Emma Walworth, Milwaukee, *»•"?.

S500 Uev. E. A. Say, New Orleans, 5!^0. TVo

The result was almost aa if yV%enU InT 28

one-half hour from the I ours drew a $soo priz?, which wa« premptly re-

o«iv«d."—Daily

moderate dse of I

b*"A

ftrienri'f

Netot,

Sept. 3.

Send f©j circular. Liber*) ladKoiwnti to

All letters should be add rested to HAS WILSON CO., 173 Broadway,

American -.Company

RICHLY HCBKTKD

TOILET SOAPS.

McKEONE. VAN HAAGEN

i*haion'« Papbiau Secrets of the Great ftir Beautifying the 8KIN and COMPLKIlOBti

Bempvcs all KBBPTI0N8, KBE0KLK8. P1HPKK8, MOTH KLOTOUKS, TAV.etc,, and racers THK NKIN SOFT, FIAB and BLOOMINtt. For LADIES in tbe NCBSKltY It Is lnvatmMe. For flKNTLKMBN alter SHAVING It iu» no eqtfal 1 "PHAPIAN LOTION" Is the only reliable fernedy for Diseases and blemishes of the SKIN.

PtlALOiVS "PAPHIAN SOAP" Tor the TOILET. .UBHKBY and BATH, will not chap the 811!*Prlre, 25 Cents per Cake.

"I'LOK DE MAYO," ••ITLOR DE MAT©."

A NKlV PKHFBHIt FOB THB lUJiDKKKCll NlOl'IMTE, DELICATE, LASTING FBAGB PHALOX & HON, NEW YOBK, Sold by all g'stji. .':r Hilwly.fttorw

A Cough, Cold, orMore Throat. BCQDISER tMMEWATE ATTENTION,

AND 81! Or I. UE COECSKD. If ALIOWKD TO CONTIFUE, IrrMntion of thn I.milts, a permanent Throat

AtTeo

or on Incurable Lung IHser»s» 18 OFTEN THE BEIlVt.T.

€0.

32 ?. Front-tt.j PmiADti.PAIA, __ 23 Barclay-«t., H. V.

Honey, Glycerine, Elder JFlower, Bouquet and Palm,

In Quality, Style and Perftime warrauttd equal to tbe fingliih and sold fully 50 per :eut. cheaper, which accounts (or the great falling off in the demand for the foreign lotpt, and tne unpracedent«d sucoeas of the AHtrlCU t'OIMfwy Toilet Boaw. now sold eriiaywlier* In the TJnitej

McKKONE. VAN BAAHEN cftKONE, VAN CO,, Hole Maaaraeterers.

HKE DAPS and BELTS S,: '", K. T. 6HATACAK, 143 Grand at., Mew York. Sample Oapi, with iillnatrated card, sent If desired.

AGENTS WANT*!) FOB

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A MIRBOB OP JiKW TORK,

is creating a inroie wherever seen, unequalled In the book trade, it is destined to an immeuso sale. lOOO Agents Wanted

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tbat

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THE HOME WEEKLY, iss

rirculart frte.

In addlt'on to the other prizei offered below, (he following will be paid to th« getter up of the largest clubs sent in between November 1st, IHGti, and AprU 1st, 18«9. Prlie) will to paid on or before April 10 th, 1809. The Otter up of the Largest Olub sent us betweSn the dates mentioned above I from Excesses or ladiscretioQ, rajulttog will receive |500,00 in Oreenbacki memory, unpleasant droams, *oat Second Largest Club 400,00

Subtcribira

will bs entitled to select a book or boats, the price of which i» 2,50 Tho Getter np of each Olub of IS Snbrcribers will be entitkd to rotect a book or boi ks, the prlca of which is 1,60 Tbe Gettor up of each Club of 10 Subscribers will be entitled to select a book or books, tbe price of which Is 1,00 The Getter up of cach Club of 6 Subscriber* will be entitled to seloct a book or luok*, tbe price of which is 60

A Catalogue from one of the largest publishing houses in the United States will to furnished, from which selections can bu made, aud the books will be sent to the patties entitled to them, POSTAGE FBEETEUM8: Single.Copies FIVE CENTS One copy, one year $2,00 Two copies, one year 8,SO Five copies, one year..... 9,00 Teu coplts and one extra to tbeUetteiup of tbe Olub 17,00 Fifteen copies, one ear and one extra HO.OD Twenty five copies, and one extra 40,01) Forty copies, and one extro 04,00 Fifty copies, and one extra 156,00

The Postage on the Home Weekly it '20 cents a year. Postinaseers and others who get up Clubs, can afterwards add names at the same rutoi, and the names will be connted, up to April 1st, as part of the original Club.

Specimen copies sent, free of postage, on receipt of a five centnots, fend for specimsos, and commence Bonding In jour Clubs OArly. Ail communications must be addressed to JOSEPH A. SUNES,

LKT

Illnsdalo, N. B.

IHPLOIMENT! 100,000

Publisher and Prup'r.

121 So. Third St. Philadelphia. Pa.

'A PENNY SAVED' 18 A PENHT EARSED. How every family can economizs from 50 tolfO dollars annually. How agents can make money. Fnll partldulars contfree. Addresi G. S. WillBEN CO., 31 and 35 Sudbury street, Boston.

(iKKAT L\1)ICENE\TS TO SUBSCRIBERS!

tboso who want a first-class LADY'S MAGAZINE and a flrst-class WEEKLY PAPEB, send AT ONCE for a sample copy of

THE LADY'S FRIEND, and THE SATURDAY ETEJflSO POST, And see the uuequaled inducements offered.

Sample Oopiet of both are

tent

gratit. Addettl

DISACON & PETKB80N, Ko. 310 Walnnt-st., piilladclphla, Pa.

THE PRACTICAL FARMER, NOW IN ITS SIXTH YEABI,

COPIES OF THE NEW WOBK BY JUNIUS I Published in Philadelphia. by Ag»nts du- I

$1,50per annumt»

advance.

PASCDALIi MORRIS, 18 No. 13tb St„ Fbllada, Pa. 20 copies for $20: Is chiefly made up oi otigiual matter, in relation to OTery Department I of AGBICULTOSB, BoBTiocuirBa, and BUBAL ECONOMT. Large inducements and liberal prem* iumi offered to Agents and cauvaseers. t'amplo I copies furalshel on application.

«rANTKD-AN A6ERT W ti) take the Afrfincv for tha

In each town,

t.) take the Agency for tho sale of Bradstreet's Rubber Moulding and WeatherNtripa, appliad to the sides, bottom top aud center of doors and windows. Tbe sale is beyond anything ever offered to Agents. From Ten to Twenty-live Dollars per day can bs made. Send for agent*' circular. First wbo apply secure a bargain. J. it. BBADSTHBET & CO., Boston, Has*.

Grecian

rphe JL b?st game for tbe Holidays. 723 Stnsoui St., Philadelphia.

BOOK AGENTS WANTED. ™illiampaeey,SEasibek For Matthew Bale Smith's New BOOK, Bits aud BLACKBIBBTEB brought Sirpc

SUNSHINE AND SHADOW irsr NEW YORK. A WOBK or ABSoaBDio INTBBMT, roplete with Au

ecdotes and Incidents of Life in Ib3 Great Metropolis. Over 26.0"0 sold the first 30 days "abi

quart.

Bend.—The DAVIS & Bno.,

brought Sirpcr I

lUO acros best varieties Fruit Trets,Vines,

I and Plant?. Send stamp fur catalogues and Club rates, t« Ciuuamlnson, 0., New Jersey.

GUANO RAPIDS, MICH., I SEPT. 10, 1868./

LtfPfiNCOTT A BAKEWELL: The people seem to be crazy about your BED JACFET AXIS. Pleaso scud sis twenty dozen more.

Y. urs truly, W. D. F.

CA. UTION.—Unprinolpled

dealers

are selling Axes painted red, as the BID JACKET Axe. The eood qualities of ihls Axe consists In Its CUTTING qualities, not In the red paint.

The "BBJ JIOEKT" i« for sale by all responsible hardware dealers and the manufacturers.

LIPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL,

Pittsburgh, Pa.

A good smoke Is a perpetual comfort I.ORB11. LARD'S

4 4

Yacht Club"

8»OKIK« TOBACCO.

Oompeteat ciltlcs pronounce It best for mauy r'Us»nn. It ts made of the best stock'grown.

Thn Nlootine is extracted, there aro No drugs In It, consequently It is Anti-nervous in its effeats, It bas an agreeable, aromatic flavor, Dees not burn or sting the tongue, leaves no unpleasant aftertaste in the Mouth, or disagreeable odor in the room. Instoadof exciting the nervous forces, It allays irritation, and calms tbea. We regard it as the perfection of Smoking Tobacco. Orders for elegant Meerschaum Pipes are being packed daily In tbe various sized bags in which itlssold, Aa »u extra induooment for th'ae Who love a good smoke to try it.

LORllXARD'S

"EUREKA" Smoking Tobacco

Is likewise an excellent article of choice Virginia Tobacco, of a heavier body than the Former, and hence much cheaper in price t- evertbelcss it makes an excellent smoke. Orders for Meerschaum Plpoa Daily packed in this brand.

LORRIIJLARD'S

"CENTURY'' Chewing Tobacco

Composed of the best cutting Leaf in tho Country. Superior in color, finer in qua!ity, Ami makes a better chew than other brands. Acknowledged The Loading Fine Cot Tobacco wherever uied. Respectable Jobbers snd dealers in all sections Keep it, and small buyers can save money, Time and trouble by purchasing of tbem. Urrlllari'S Maecoboy, French Rappee and Scotch Snuffs still retain tbe excellent qualities which have made them so famous everywhere.

Clrcu'srs sent on application. P. LOBILLARD, Hew Tork.

LOOK, LOOK!

Th? magnitude of oor bnsitiM bas enabled u* to the

INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS

ROE OCE

ONE DOUiARSALES,

especially the line of COTTON GOODS,

Larger Than Ever!

Bend for circulars, with SEW PBSlflUM UTKS, beiere sanding your clube elsewhere. Address S. C. THuXPSOK CO.,

A nvn rsviv w»j 188 Federal St, Boston,

WKINGER.

MPBOVID WITH BOWK IL'S NEW PATENT VBLB-GEAR. The only Wringer which tfte ••ffrop," or fkstenlngiabovf the Oogi, absolutely necessary to prevett the Cogs old. gear. aLd ^JubberBoUeni

.."'hwwbmv i—bf dsaleiaRen&fanyt A «^T

Iha f— III "TlTT THB CHEAPEST FAMILY PAPEB IK THE UK1TSD STA.TSS I The following names are selected from amonh the I Oortlasdt street, H. •ery eztansWe lists of our contributor*^-LKW- I IS OAYLOBD CLASH, Mrs. K. F. KliLXT.OPPHJiOS C. KEBB, P. HAMILTON MYEM, MABY A. DUNNISON, T. 8. ABTHOB, CATHABINB KABMSHAW, BOBBBT DALE OWKN, KUWABD a. ELLIS, Mrs. A. L. PHELFS.

aiwavs ksnt oh band for stiasieat at Claveland, Chi^oandSt. EouU. 0. BBOWNliiG, Gen-

Til OILTPEUSn CDSSEailPIUtS. Of all kinds, also LOTOSY, Sosorrt.A,

and all DISEASSSor THB 6KM

This medioine has been tste-i for msny years, and It is warranted a certain ooax, no matter how bad the case may ba. Hundreds of cortiflcatns canbeshown. Price, one Dollar por bottle, or six bottles for fivo Dollars.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

If yon csnnot procure It soud a statement your case, and encloss the money

•.*«. ..-.ff ijLADIES^ -,. It' you (julro a reli«bl, rsmfdr, ure tho beet! I»H. WAIITEY'S FEMAI.K PttlS liavo ii iqual. They arossfeand sure in ordisa-

JY ca?6s. PBICR, os* roiiAii r*a BOX. J)r.

Harvey's Golden pills,

four degrees stronger thoy are Intended jr spc-

ci&L tssea—PEICK FIVB VAIIHTK FEB BOS. Private circulars sent fr«e. Encicss stamp. If I you cannot procuie the Pills, eacleso the money and address BRYAN & CO (jiCedar 8trot, New York, aud on receipt they wl 1 tent well sealed return mail. Del9-deod wly

iiS

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!! DONT FAIL

TO P20CUEE

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrnp, For Children Teething This valuable preparation has been used with NBVEB FAILING BtTCCESS IN THOOBAND8 07 CASBS.

It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, aad gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will also instantly relieve

Gfriping in the Boutel* and Wind Colic.

"We believe It the BEST and 6UBEST REMEDY IN TEE WORLD, in all cjwes of DY8ENTKBY and DIAKBHCBA IN CHITJ)REN, whether arising from teething or any other cause. 7uS*direotlons tor using will accompany each bottle.' KJ.

Be sure and call for "JD18. "WTNSLOWH SOOTHING BYSTTB," Saving the

fac-timilt

of CTRA-JIB

Teung Keh, tbe experience of years bas demonstrated tho fact that rellanc-S may ie placed ID tho efficacy ef

DB. BELL'S SPECIFIC

For tho speedy and permanent cure of seminal Weakness, the result of Youthful Indiscretion, which neglected, ruins the happiness, and nnflts the sufferer for bnsiness, social society, or narrlnge. Thoy can be used without detection or interference with business pursuits.

Price one Dollar per box, or four boxes for three dollars. If yon cennot procure tbcsi pills ec'oBs the money to BBTAN & Co., 64 Ce^ar strvot, New York, and they will be sous by return mall, well sealed. Private circulars to geiitlsmen 6ent frea on application. Enclose stamp. declCdeedwIy

INSURANCE COLUMN.

FIBS AWJ MFJS

The following 0!d and Beliable Cempanies EepresSutod.

Main St., betwoon 5tli &6th

Sett's IMA!

SairEnsp*,

Bsoos, ia KGWL-

SB'S P1LK AS I) HUJIOU cTJBE. Ino: ia' aud external use. Entirely •sgetabtt in the Hospitals of the Old ami Hew WorM Jni caw of failure, authorize all doalurs to refund the luoaev and charge it back to me. No failure

tit

JWrfE

over

Un j»«TK»P»'ed by H. I. FOWLE, Cr .mist, Boeton. Jl-abottlo. Sold everywhere.

Stui for

BRYAN'S LIFE I3YIG0BAT0B,

OB LIFE BEJVVESSTIH0 ELIXIB,

For all Derangements of the Criaary OrgSLS. 'It gWes KJ

IAfet Health and Slretigih

to all who use it and fjlbw n7 dlroet on*. never fails to remove Nerrous Debility, Inipotcc CT or want of Power, and ull weskua arising ia loss nerves, hevlacljB, nervois trembling, geuc-ral Htsitude, dlmuasa

viatoh, Bcshlag of th skin, which, if

neglectcd, will surely lead to Iuaaity or Consumption. When the system is ones affected, it will not recover without help. It must be Invigorated arid strengthened, to enable tbe sufferer to fulfill the duties of life.

I E S

ERRORS OP YOUTH. PAL AOS OF MUSIC,

Alerciiants Fire ins lo.,

KABTFOUD, CONN.

Nortli American Fire lns.€o.

HABTFOKD, OONJi.

Applications takon and folicios issued

iny oi the abovo camod Com panics in lowest currant rates. Also. REAL ESTATE bought and sold, and COL LECTIONS promptly attoade' to.

Apply to

M. A, CRANE,

(J en oral JTi re find Life Insurance Agent.

O jeK'lO.Ku

Terre Haute, Ind.

Office 151 Main Street Old Stand of Drs. Thompson & Kust

N I O N A E 1 A N FLODB STOBE.

FKASK fVHii Slanufnotursrs of all kisefs of

CRACKERS,

BREAD and CAKES, BBETZELS,

4.Dealers

On Lafcyette St., t—Can a! a do30dly INOlAJt'A.

DENTISTRY.

li.

L. H. BABTHOLOMKW SCB0*0S A7il S1KC3AMGA1.

E N I

Snoceiior tt Pr. D. M. WKjjU, No. 157 5!*In £t. NatioDal BJock, Terre Hants, la l.

I A S O N

E N

I S

SDCCKSSOS TO DB. B. B. «I3ITU,

OrFfCB—Ou Oblo, betw^su SU unA iih opIMtt TKKKE-UAUTi,. iitD.

C. O. LINCOLN,

The

Oldest Establiakod Dentist In Torre Haute, Omc*—On Sixth Street, between Main ana Ohio, one door south of National House.

Harlng had upwards of eighteen years experience in Dentistry, be ie con6.3eni tbet .Jgoaa glye satisfaction in ali cr.»es. [jy— aly

BITXM&S

For WeaUTy Person#,

FOB THE WEAK, FDK THH VAXIE, -BJDGL ,31.H IOB TUX SICKLY,

Ko Bitters Equal to Them

Speer's StandardWine Bitters, —lui or- 'v

WINE, HERBS & BOOTS 8'ESB'S Celobrntcd Wine, so well known, with

PEBCVIAS BABS, HAMOluil FWWMO, SNAKE BOOT.

To the pals wlU'.e Up,

BLOOM

BRYAN

PEBSINS,"

on tho outside wrapper- All others urn bnw imitations.

and

CO.. 61 Cedar street, New York, and it will jbe sent oa. On receipt of FiTe Dollars, a bottl nearly equal to seven small, will be sent to aiy express office in the United StateB, charge* paid Private circulirs, sent oil application. Eccloj. (•tf.mp. dorlOioodwly

No. 49i Ohio Street, (Opposlte^ths O'd Court Home,)

•ancm* ^-IIAUTK iiV

THE

WISE MEN of the LAND,

The Divine, the Physician, tho Judge, USE DAILY IK THEIB OWN HOMES AMD RECOMMEND

To all Invalids and Soflerere FBOSF

Dyspepsia, Sici Headache, Sour Stomach, Cost- I iveness, Heartburn, Indigestion, Piles, Billons Attacks. Liver Complaints, Gout, and

Rheumatic Affections

NATURE'S OWN

INSURANCE AGENCY |eBKWA«D«oo»^REMEi»i,|FAll

Effervescent Seltzer Aperient,1

As the

Beat and Most Rentable Msdldu Ever offered to p°.op!e for the above Class of

pp.op!e for the above class disease*.

Tho nursing babe, its brothers and slaters, it* parents ani graod par.ttits. will all flid this pleasant remedy well adapted for their different complaints.

JtAXtTCACTmnD OKI* BI

TABBANT &

ROIT THE aobd^ FE FOB FSMAUC8, FOB SPHISO trag tt

Sfl

xf WILD titUCBBI

O-4 sach other HE BBS and 800T3 as will ID all cases assist Digestion, promote the Secretions ot the System It the natnral chanacls, a'nd glva

TONE ^A-lSriD VIGOB —TV. TBI—

YOUNG AND OLD, MALI AM If MAM! Ail use it with wonderful suootss. Brings

COLOR

BEAUTY

For sale by BA3B, GULICK BEB1U noiawxl Tu Thur fiat.

STEOK'S,

KNABE'S,

CHICKERINGS.

Tbe Celebrated Patent Cycloids! and ather well-known and rellabls Makers. CAKIIART &. SEKDHAH'8

Parlor and Church Organs and Melodeons,

SHEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS, And erary variety of

Small Musical Instruments, —AUD—

Musical Merchandise.

PIANOS FOB BENT.

Also, old InstBTUments taken in exchange or part pay oa new ones. jPianos, I\I©lod.©oii8» and all kinds of smaller Musical Instruments repaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN..

Send Orders to KISSNER'S

CO.,

278 Greenwich Now York. IMr For Sale by all Drugg!its. "Wl aulS—dGmocd.

AYE MONEY AND DRINK

OOOD TEA.

JOSEPH STRONG, No. 150 Maiu Street, Terre Hauie, Agent for

E I E E A O A N

or NEW YOBS.

The onparallod succrss of this Company is ow iuif to,the fact that tbey IMPOST tbeir Teas dl rect Iron) the producing dlstriots of China and Japan, and sell them at retell, through their Agents, at cargo pikes, thui taring the immense profits .u h»»e paid heretofore. All goods warranted to give sitlafautlon, or mone/ refunded.

FBICE LIST.

Oolong (Black) ^80 901,09 b»st^3!,?0per lb Young Hi son (Groan) 90 1,00, J,2fi 1.60 Mixtd (Or. & Black 80 90. l,CO 1,20 Iraparial (green) -..,.90 1,00,1 25 1,60 Japan (natural leaf 90 1,00,1,1(1 1,25 Uutipowdor (O'een). ...1,00 1,85 1,60 Eng. Breakfast (Blk) 1,00,1,10" 1.S5

Empire Company's celebrated brauds Long Arm and Tong Slow Chops of Black Tea, wltn Green Tea flavor—highly rccomme«ded— doclSdly

TIERRB liAUTE NOVELTY VORKS, BY

TITTMAN & OO.

No, 10, Soul bFoar Hi St., opposite Post CO ce,

Torre Hauto, Ind. MUDELS, Daiwmos

iso

Lianr ILACHIHRDT

RXATLT SXKOt7TU,

MT Lefoucher'sBreeoh-L aJlog ^hot Gun also Tittiuan's Breech aad lluiz'.e Loader aad': ta or* dfr from new or ol4 mitartals. •ar-Rcerral Rfpalrlnir Promptly Attended te.

IVERY BROKER & STABLES

very Stable, on

Third street, opposlt tbe BUDtin House, le now prepared with goea slock and Carrlases, to accommodate tbe public. ROb'T HVKTKK.

Any person wishing to deposit Hsrses, Basglos, Harness, or -ithor livery articles at Hunters Livery Stable, will be accommodated with money advanced oa tho tame. dec9dtf HCNTKB COLLIiS'a.

StreeU, ore* Omg Htor®.

ANT TAILOR INC

•^MERCHATfT

TJUI,ORl*Vti

K'i

,a2JH*i V,- jaciM .8 ,1)'.

Merchant Tailor,

1* 81

Has just rei'cived a IfTSW STOCK

CXOTHS,^

:"5 J"

hl'rt#

A b'}&

Wvs.'Ji'i II

CASSIIIIKKBS,

tiJIBATJElls'1

TR1COTJI,

OTEBCOATI^

1 vf and TRIMMING

Which he proposes to make op to oMet in the

to the thin faco and oare-worn oountenaace. Cures FEVER aud cteates APPETITE. _Try STANDARD BITXEBSF'sold by Druggists and I MOSt Appi*0VG(1 Styl© Urotsrs. See tbat my signature is over the oork »f e-ach Bottle.

ALFRED HJPESB,

a»*aic, N. J., and 243 Breadway, N«w York. 6W I'rade supplied by JOHNSON, EOLLOWAY ft CO., Philadelphia! GSOBGJt A. KiCLLY, Pittsburg, and by all Wnolesale Dealers.

h'ttn

tha

145 Main Street..

l"i' h'

1175 Mala St., south side, bet. 6th

Jill

^rchitect & builder.

J. A. VRYDAGIi.

Plans, Specifications, 3aperint*ndaaee, ard Detail Drawing* furnished f« every d^.crlptfot of Buildings.

Omc*.—^uili

cochfi

of M«}& Cifit

MILLINERY.

J^LLLINERY. Mrs. BUCKINGHAM

Has removed to the corner of Fourth aad Ohio Streets, where she Is now opening* fall and complete stock of Fall style Bonnets, Blbcens, Flowers, 4c. DBSSS MAKIN3 has also been added to the buslne«s. Having a competent Dress-ma-ker, satisfaction Is guaranteed.

No old Stock on handy nt-i Stock ia Entirely Neiv,

MEBCHA1NT'

TAILORING!

Tail

1 1 1 I

FKKliMCt SCHLSWRS

.-'-i•«?•»! i-r Vii?"*!.!

Hasjust reselved a large and well selected Sleet of

Fall and Winter Goods?

Oonsistlug In part of FINE

French, English and American

CANMMEREN

ft x- :.•

Snglish Melton^ rorBaHtoesssuiui^

French Cloth, Doeskin & Beaver,

Which will be sold at tbe yery lowest prloes, foi oasbonly.by thf yard, or made up t» ,-J ordtr on short uotlcs.

^LOW tElOKS, EXACT FITS

FIRST QUALITY GOODS"

Is m? motto.

Ouitomers, old and new, arocnrdially Invited to all at

7th.

H. B. Out ting dona to ordei^«lso. Renovating and Repairing In the cheapest or sannr. 43

MERCHANT

TAILORING

FALL TRADE. 186S.

BANNISTER

18 NOW BEC'EIVINO BIS

ASD WISTEK

STOCK:

CONSISTING IN PABT, OF FINS

FRENCH and ENGLISH

GISSIHERES

-AND-

E O I

-FOB-

BUSINESS SUITS.

BLACK,\ BUO JIN, BLUE, DAHLIA AND SILVER FOX

BEAVERS!

And for a Fine Assortment of Black and Colored

Cloths and Doeskin

Oasslmeres

BEAUTIFUL STYLES

Of AMKBIOAN OASSIMIBES of all grajes an4 prices.

Abo kept constantly on h%nd a good ossortmen

Glovev, Hosiery, Handkerch'Jft, Suspenders, Tics, etc.,

etniiTB,

Of thb best quality, made to order,

A Good Line of

Woden Shirts, Knit jackets/ Shawls.

[A ftw Nice Oaee.j

Satchels and Valises.

JOB. jBLiCfi

Still superintends tbe Merchant Tailoring Department, tad guarantees a perfeot Or.

CUSTOMERS, OLD AND NEW,. Are cordially invited tooall at ,. BANNISTER'S,

No. 79 Main Street,