Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 31 December 1868 — Page 2

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Tex

Gjeqboje

The

TBB.BBI HAUTK. mX. 1 hi« nansaonn

Tbnrsffity Horning, Bee. 31st, 1868 ~d.

woman suffrage movement B6enu_l tob« Vermont and Mains. wUl b^tM eoffrage to females this season.

fcteiclio (^Pt^llm^Oe fairly earned her reputation in the matter ©f divorces. She has had 4,547 marriages, and only 341 dtyafo* year now closing.

fMiiois

TiAZrB

arrival at

Ohicago agitatM^bo question of the succe^on to the P«*idaiicy itiM72. He states to the Chioageese that he ^foreordained to ihat office in the above year, and that, nothing, short

ofT

^he will of

Heaven and the votes of the American

in this prediction people believe it x-ivSl %vM itfear-J

Thk

Chicago Republican j^as^abaBdon-

ed the eight page form and xetarned to the good old folio, and is.therelfjrgreatly improved in appearance. Ko dther improvemeint was necessary, for the Rtpub* 2iean has long been one of the belt papers in the Wait, Md we lire glad to learn— from various sources—that it is enjoying a degree of prosperity quite exceptional in these not very good times for, jburtialism. ssaaM11!

election of a TjyigjrW thtf Legia-

iature of Ji as8achuso^cbythe Demooracy of Boston, raises for the "General CouriT of the Bay State to settle! which has probably nev^r before been presented in a legislative' bfady. Itinvolves the eligibility of anyjjjtoon whol is not himself a voter,, -^l^ tl^e non-voting minor is recognized as "entitled td a seat, we see not why 'tbe-' eXperMSit of elect* inga tried. ...... !&(id A

IW uuk nujr a woman might not be aaiuccessfully vff?. in sn« .„v^ ,23{-o'i7 r-'nuttrA

Jeff

Davis's

siirAtfoif arft te^wSd by

his friends to surrender him to t^Bfiu-1 preme Court and demand his release tin-1 der the Presldent'fl-hBt proclamation.— I An irreverent metropolitan cotemporary suggests that if this will rid us of so that he may not be oonttaued upon, or atguediover, or demurred to any more, Mr.

Johnson's

The

amnesty will not "result in I

the entirely pure cursedness for which i* was designed. It will have discharged at a a in a to J. D. —V

v.u. «V ,oi

New York Times, in alluding to

tho suicide of Mrs.

Dickens

If this statement is correct, if the deceased was not tho wife of AttOusTus I Dickens, but merely bis paramour, while C. D. wasjeupporting the real but deserted wife, «o blame can attach to the great novelist for a failufe to lavish his, funds on one who based her claim to his sym* pathy on crirn con with his brother. The matter has gone so far that justice to the I dead as well as the living requires tbat the facts should be given to the public,

The country has tried Grant as a military commander he is now to be trfed as a civil administrator. He is doubt* less aware of the great responsibility before him, and on what ''slippery ground" he is soon to step. The circumstances are favorable for a splendid triumph oVor public abuse.

Desperate men have gone to suoh jm extent in public swindling that should ftufT secure an honest service to the country the contrast will be one of the proudest monuments that ever secured an immortality of fame. We have fkithiin General Grant, and so has all the world.

Spare Vs1

The country is nauseated with M. His grand exploit of frightening a sick woman by sending her husband*o Jail, on account of mere personal spite, was ao redolent of tho stench of unm^it gated "cussednees" that the intellig^it -troblto condemned htm at once as a mftn %aite incapable of inapiri ng any othfcr feeling than a mingling of oontempt atd disgust. His more recent attempt to is-

/salt the gentlemen who Interested thecal Wee in behalf of their professional brother, by styling them "the syoopl tic horde of office-seekers and smalleditors who clamored around the gates for their comrade's release,'' is just What might be expected of a creature

gbiaqgfitnlt tbcilrat dlaboU this feflgw is|gCaj»bl« of fiaone. Tl Bkonk iray bespat", liquid-«a a gentleman's

roadclotb, bat the gentleman whose ,iaJUiment8 are thus perfumed doesn't fe# that he has been insulted. He says "it's only .a -JuutaL^polecat who doesn't

and the otb# gentletoen at whom

has aimed the vile wash of his low-born insolence will be likely to say, "it's only that contemptible woman-frightener, little "Ebik" Fibk. Creatures of his sort don't know any better."

We hope the New York Agent of the Associated Press will find some other subject for telegraphic news, and sparrf us any further infliction of

Fibk.

people can pffevent him frpm occupying it. Tbaih is so imposing and bnpressiv% |^ervatlvei peopl«, isclodjng the j)ejnocra-1 ofght yearg* She kept her diction that the majprity wToy-iA'^ geoeral/hat# tiefod ariiious for hit left her husband because defeat. One of the pretexts made use of to this end is the allegation that he is

'-HS^55BH

»IHE BLIND

in Chicago^

says "We believe that the wife of Mr, AuotJBTtra

Dickens

is still living in

England, and has been supported by Ohables Dickens ever since her husband camo fo this country in company with the lady whose decease is how announced."

atr

Recent intelligence from Michigan leaves little doubt of the re-election of Senator Chaztdlxb at the approaching session of the Legislature of that State.— He is one of the most radical and earnest Republicans in the Senate, and some con

lacking in sobriety. On this point a letter of Senator

Hablaw,

whose testimony

will not be called in question, has been pubU$e$Snlifhi£li Kb «$?• As I have served with Mr. Chandler in the Senate for nearly twelve years, sitting by his side, at an adjoining desk, during the greater part of that period, it seems to me but a simple act of justice, due from one friend to another, that I should say that at no time could the charge of drunk' emtesshave been truthfully applied to him and that, during the latter part of hls! Senatorial service he has abstained entirely from the use of intoxicating drinks aB a beverage

MEN AND I Hi A HINDOO FABLE.

81 W?

KLKFHANT.

yttr JOCK

SAXI.

It wn lis men of lndcitmi. To learning much inclined, Who went to see the elephant (Though all or them were blind), That eacb by observation ffflght satiifr hii mind.

T^e firdApproached the elephant, And happening to fall Against hi* sturdy aide.

At once began to bawl—

"God bles* me I—bnt the elephant 1 I* very like a wall!" I The Mcond.feeltog of the tuak,

Cried, "Ho 1 what have we here 1 So very ronnd, and imooth, and sharp, To me 'tif mighty clear, Thi* wonder of an elephant li Very like a spearl"

The third approached the animal, -And happening to take ~lBt* eqnirttitnc trunk within hi* hands,

Thu* boldly up and (pake "I iee,"(qnoth he, "the elephant

re/bWi-a KHched oUt tHf eager hand, And felt about the knee: "What moat thi* wondroas beast is like nia1mighty plalc/' ^uoth he ^tis clear enongh'the el'pbant la very like a tree

The/iflh, Who'ohanced tonch the ear, Said: "Even the bllndeat man Can t»U what this resembles xno»t, !eny theifaet who can This marvel of an elephant ta very like a fan 1 The tixOi no aooner bad begun

Abont the beast to grope Than, seizing on the swinging tall That fell within hi* acope, "I aee," quoth he, "the elephant la very like a rope!"

And ao theae men of Indoatau DIaputed loud and long, Each in his own opinion

Exceeding stiff and strong, Thounh each waa partly in the rigbt, And all were in the wrong!

8o oft in theologic wars The diaputant*, I ween, Bail on in ntter ignorance

what eashothfr m«an,

Asa Men

not for a moment suapect us of Intending anything peraonal by the publication of th's poem

-Thx Democratic press is in edstatics over what it terms "the prospect.of a rupture between Qkant and the Radicals," about the Tenure-of-office law. The President elect is said to have expressed himself in favor of its repeal, while it is well»known that many Republicans are opposed to repealing it. "We don't believe Grant ias any anxiety on the subject, or that -hO has said anything upon it. Practicsflly the difference between repeal and non-1 doctor. There is toiled up-With

Horrible BeTelatlons—Hnsband Pols ouiBg—Witchcraft—Fortuneteliing —Free love. *A renw^kable ewe of poisoning hafi' very lat'ely been heard in the French Courts. It involved the poisoning of husbands at Marseilles by their

Itbre, wives, and the guilt of seven persons as principals and accessories. The chief characters are three wives of the three victims, a mother of one of the principals, a female fortune-teller, and a maje herb

lowing or refusing to the Exeoutive |he iTeg had business of their own, husbands power of making removals during the re-1

who earne

cess of Congress, when no "cause" exists, I to them, anil Tovers to whom they were «cpt ...rtoUy political or

It is very probable that General URAjsr I |^n qttjje frankly confessed by the prinwould prefer to be relieved of so trouble-ilcipalsJn ohb Court. Madame Salvago •ome »power. «.«)!"•

rupture over this trivial affair is idle a» senseless, the invention of jneddlesopj-j iQ' expression.

scribblers at Washington. The law tt good one for all times. Let it stand.*

"Grant on slippery ground," is oaption of an article in the Cioeinn^ti Times, wherein the alternative,ofa gtopd career, or a melancholy fate is placed before the President elect. According to this writer, General Grant will go into Um Presidential chair knowing that Be will be compelled to retire to private life in dishonor at the end of his first term unless ho shall clear the party that elected him of official corruption and pubjio plunder. 1

With the brimeB

nothing, and were a burden

and not disagree-

She was born in It-

iiy, and is thrity years of age. She was the first one itttainlned. She had been married twelve years, At first her hus band earned something, but lately he be came idle and brought nothing home.

ked with traces of violent passions, was next examined. She had been married twenty yeals. She kept a shop for tbe sale of earthenware. Her husband did not conern himsalf much in her business. He at tit* dub tearce1t ever in the hotis*, and retired to bed very late.j ^S£$ialt hijn but little, and gave him clo&ing fu\ very little money She had ghrea him 89,000 francs. She had a lover, |nd fci*ejuted to have had several lover#. It appeared that her" business was lucrative, for she had dissipated 30,000 francs tBoogh she left her mother without resouroea and placed a daughter tt a edffy^nt Tox tS# qtwetion "You poyoifeA1j^^1rfl»balriRw She replied "Unforanately, y«s," but iasisted that she did not know she wss poisoning him, as the fortune teller, Lambert, assured her that she was killing him by witchcraft. "I'll bewitch himn' said the wierd sister "and cause him to diaappear.

Tho accused said she wanted her hus« band out Ofthe way beeawe she "had ao1 comfort with him" jier tover had a

Wife'

and conspiracy was entered into to dispose of her hi si similar way. She gave the powders to her own husband as prescribed by the fortuna-teller, bat protest-

brought up by her godmother and MtjMC!ably married. She had an anntial portion of 3,000 francs, a part of which came from the "prize of virtue" hich she bad received at an asylum. Her husband 20,000 francs. She said her husband maltreated her only "prhen she gave him cause for it." She confessofl to having two lovers, though five or six. were credited to hevone of- whow tad

Aiereai) left because she baa too many lovers 'to

Fist

suit him. She consulted Francois Joye, the heiV doctor, who shuffled some cards, and said, "Behold! there is a death that will be very agreeable to you." Joye finally prevailed upon her to give her husband some powders, and to cover up the matter* "burn a wax candle to the Virgin Mary.' She communicated with her mother, Madame Dye, her intention to kill her husband, and wa8 encouraged to the act by the mother, who said that she had deN elded to poison her own husband. A few days before his death, Mr. Gilbert left his guilty wife the full enjoyment of his property.

Such were the principals in these jisoning tragedies. Mme. Lambert, the fortune-teller, was next examined. She is described as "a woman of assured look and powerful forehead." She had been married, though she had not lived with her husband for children. She he beat her and did not give her sufficient money* She never had lovOrs, was a tailoress, and lived by her, industry. She practiced fortuneteHftig /She denied that the pow d«rs given t»: the woman Salvago were poison. She said that M. Joye handed her the powders to give to Mme. Salvago but she did not know/ they were poison. Mme. Salvagoprotested that her statement was entirely tree. Mme. Lambert also denied complicity in the Ville case^ though she acknowledged to shuffling the cards for her, and advising her of the man Joye who "bewitched people.":

The woman Yille still insisted that Lambert not only knew that poisoning was the object, but that she herself first proposed it. Joye professed to draw peo pie to him by the force of bis masquerie charms. When confronted with Joye, she said: "Abl if they had left you free for ten years, you would have caused half Marseilles to perish."

The prisoner Joye was then examined He stated that he had been imprisoned at Toulon for exercising tho profession of medicine and for swindling. He then came to Marseilles, where he sold Wine and herbs, and "occupied himaelf a little with spiritualism." He told fortunes, and many people came to him. He did not charge for his spiritualism, though he told fortunes for a franc and sometimes less. He got a license to practice herb doctoring. On being asketf why arsenic was found in his room, since herb-doctors did not use it, he said he did not know it was there.

He said that Marino, the lover of Mm& Salvage, came to him, sayiog that he was in a difficulty between two women, and that he wanted to kill his wife and keep his mistress. The accused stated that on being threatened on all sides by the police he took to Mme. Yille "all she wanted," He said the woman Gabriel applied to him to enchant one of her lovers, whom she pointed out to him. He continued to do all he conld by invocation and en chantment. The woman Garriell insisted that he proposed to poison her husband

She thought if he was out of the way her lover would come back to her. On being pressed he confessed to giving pois on to the woman Dye to kill her husband. He also confessed that Mme. Lambert requested poison of himjfor another woman to kill her husband also medicines to produce abortion on three young girls, which he refused. VVhen asked bow it was that he was so mixed up with such criminal matters, he replied: "Was I not driven into it by a crowd of women?"

At this stage of the proceedings the Court adjourned and further facts are to enrao. S

The Eric War—Its Rumored find The report has been current for some days, and is very likely to prove correct that all the contentions of the Erie Rail road with its directors, stockholders and others, have been compromised, and tbat the suits and counter-suits which have

obr theological friend* will grown out of them arc to be discontinu

ed. This means simply that the parties litigant have been botight off— tbey have achieved the object for which tbey rushed thus rashly to the defence of the public honor and the integrity of our Railroad System and are now prepared, with full purses and satisfied consciences, to cease their struggles and leave the rascally ring to work its will.

This is the usual result of such conten tions. The PresB and the public, after getting excited over the noble efforts of bulls and bears to elevate the standard of public virtue and rescue the property of innocent stockholders from the grasp of other plunderers than themselves, find themselves badly "sold," while the con

love, idle-1 tending parties sit quietly down to divide The three "swag" and sing in concert hymns of rejoicing over the reward of virtue and the vindication of the character of our enterprisng, high-toned and world-fa-mous railroad managers!

t» h,,.

This is the second Erie Railroad quar rel of the present year—both having been begun, prosecuted, and compromised within the short space of six months.— What sort of a settlement has been made with the various judges, lawyers, direc tors, and other dignitaries involved in the rridee, of course we do not know aB the railroad pays ail the bills of all the parties, it does not make much difference.

As soon «s the "ring" can get in trim for another scheme, we shall probably

This woman's daughter fell sick, and I have another row —then more suits and •ent for the forUine teller, Madame JUambert, ^b'&adei sign of the holy cross, and indulged in other incantations, but without relief fur,her dkighter's stomach siokness. This woman told the prisoner that she wis a fpol to keep her husband when a few pinches of powder lieve her of him. The powder was given and after sickness of twenty days he

counter-suits,—more injunctions which nobody minds and more counter-injunc tions 'which enjoins everybody,—more loud talk for tbe public and large fees for themselves, from a small army of lawyers, —more compromises and settlements,— and so the play goes on, and will go on, in secula tectdontm, so long as men's ap-

Sull.

Ville, W*s mar-

etltes are sharp and their countenances

Inquire Within—The mouth is like ouse to let. However pretty it may be externally, it is impossible to judge of its merits until you have seen the inside, behind the ruby doors there are plenty of pearl white fixtures, you will exclaim at once, "how beautiful!" To impart the utmost possible brilliancy there is notb ing like fragrant Sozodont.

"Spalding's (Jtui."

ed that she did not think ha was being, of flnlj toward those who are laborin,

poisoned, bat thought,ho was "dying naturally." She gave Madam* Lambert from throe to four .thousand francs for her services. It sftrtared she anoouraged her lover Mari&OtO l»ison his wife, tell*, ing him th%t she had poisoned her husband—that poisoning Fives was of common occurrence, 8cc.

Madame Gabriel was the third culprit on the stand. She was only twenty years of age, and was suffering from uterine inflammation. She was of youthful appearance, in spite of her dissipations. She was an illegimate, though well

HayeXbued

deodlw

It is seldom that we use the columns of this paper to "puff" or notice the "thousand and one articles known as "Patent Medicines." We. however, vary ftcim our rule In the present case that we m»y call attention to the article known as "9t T.—-1860—X., Plantation Bitters." WV desire it understood that we do so without any solicitation or promise of benefit from the proprietor or other interested parties. We simply do it

a a a

under physical disability, weakness, and thb various complaints arising from impurities of the blood. Having used the (Bitters at the instigation of a friend and we confess with some misgivings at, theeatsat,) we found them a most valuable medical compound, and to our great satisffcetioa, accomplished the object for which they were used.

Magnolia

Watie.—Superior to the

best imported German Cologne, and sold at half the price. £dwlw

Ovs Bottle

M«r's

Lottos

or Pa%

for pimples on the face

and neek with great satisfaction. Please tend me two more bottles," writes J. H. Melleu, of.ifidge Prairie^ His.

Fhalei^s Fsplilaa

ibr Benat&iBf ths .shr ui oomtlkiior.

Beaovcs all KBIOTIOm, FBEQUn. HMPLH, MOTS Bionwss,TAtf, ete,,ajireaieTs THK SKIN SOFT, flAS aai BWOMUIfi. For L/UHB8 lm the If (IBSBBX Kts lavalukte. hr ekSTLKMBN alter B^AYUftf It feas evul. "mms lerio*" to tie oaly reliable re«eiy tat !iseas«a and blemlikea of the Hal".

"FlOR DE BATO,M '^'FUB DE MATO."

A NKW fKHHIUI FOR THE lAMDKBRCBlW. [UV1BITK, DKUtATK, LA8T1BG MAHRANCK SAION 4 80!f,NWTi

Obtain only "Brown's Bbokchial TaocHiie,' and do not take any of the vtotiMku imitations that nuy be offered. 7

BOLD EVERYWHERE. d2ld*w'4tn^*lu»ide

PERCENT. REDUCTION

Notice to Xerebsrata, Bankers, Bro kera, PabUUiert, Stationers, Print era, Companies, Lawyers, Areni t«ct», schools, Clergymen.

Oironlar*, Prioes-Onrrent. Letters, Qnotation* Catalogan, Mntlo, or any Document^ or Draw ins* may be obtained at the fallowing nttraordl nary cheep price*: 100 copies,JBw-iiimil**. of any document or drawing, Ac., $2,00 800 copie*, $•,00 1,003 copie* 88,00 and 100,000 oopiee 8450 Or 50 per cent, npon the above price* may be aared by nslng Maobic*'s Patwrr Abtooba*bio

Pbintikq FbesBi for Offlcesf Publishers^ Sta*tloners, Printers, School*, Companies, Ac. ^rioe $80 A young lioj can atrike off 100 copies, letter size, per hour, of any document, drawing, mnaic, with the greatest facility. Maarlco'* Patent State* Bi ?hts are sold at moderate pricei. Pnb lie experiment* each Saturday.

N is.— All kind* of Iiithograohio wora ate done with the greatest care, atthe lowest rates.— MAURICE'S Patent Autographic and Lithograph io Printing, Writing and Engraving Establlah ment, 10 North William St., Nrw Yobk. dscSMsodly

MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR 1V1 OF TOUTH restored in fonr weeks. DB. BIOOBD'S BSSBNOK OF IilJTS reatores saanly poweri". from whatever oauaearU'ng the effects of early pernicloua habits, self-abuse, Impotency and climate, give way at onoe to this wonderful medicine, if taken regularly aoendlag to the directions (which are very simple, and require no restralntfrem business or pleasure.) Failure 1p impossible*. Sold in bottle* at |3, or tonr quanti ties in one for !9. To be had only of the Bole ap pointed agent In America, H. GEBTIZEN, 93, 3d Avenue, cer. of 13th atrfct. N. Y. de28

The Great English Remedy rnHHSE WAFEBS ABE A COMPOUND of the I most valuable aud harmless ingredient* known to the medical faculty, aud will cure without fall, oil the various forms of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture, Louchorrhes, Spermatorrhea, and all weakness of the sexual organs, always effecting a radical cure, in the shortest possible time, frequently in two or three days, without aay change of ordinary habits, diet, etc. They are pleasant to the the taste, In no way disturb the stossaoh or bowela, and no poleonous drug* are necessary to be taken even in the worst stages of the disease. The Wafers, when used aocordlig to directions, though perfeotly harmless, are tho most positive remedy over discovered, and tbeir reputation all over Europe, as well a* in this country, is a sufficient guaranty for the complete safety and efficiency of this pleasant remedy.

Price fit package, or three for #6, securely wrapped from observation, and sent bi mail to any address on receipt of the prices named.

A printed troatlse upon these complaints will be sent free of charge on application by mail to the general agents, Collins brothers 423 Second street, St. Louts, Mo.

The Wafers are sold by Druggists generally. decl5d6m

Njy AP^

Jj. 0

PflALOS'S "FAFSIAH BOAT" tor (fee TOLUff. NUIMEfo aa4 BATH. wlU aet chap the Hllff. Prlec, 'i$Cents per Cake. ii

Hold by all wrsg, Mwly-atoro j,..3

Kisla. ,ap

Co«tb, Cald, or Sore

RrQUIBCS 11UBDIATC ATT INT IOW, Aan *kouu ma chioxio. It iuow TO coariaur, Irritation of ths|«aMja peiiiiaBieiil Threat Ame* Uoa, or aa IawraMe

Lnnc Diaeaa* 'f is brrta thr mtti

kom'i Br»dial Trota, Haring a direct inflnenc* to the parts, giTe immediate relief.

For BroncUtis, Asthma, (Marrh.CoB mmptiTe and Throat Dl»oaiw, TBOCHES ARE USED WI*H ALWATS OOOB SVCCnS. 8I56I5RS AKD PUBLIC 8FKAKERS Jill find Trochu iivofalin otearlog the TOice wb«n takw befote 81ngin ok Speaking* Mia reltoTlng the Throat after an UDHttial exertion of the veoil organs. Tbe Troche* am wc. t&menaed and prescribed by PhyiiciAOi, and hiw had testino' nials from eminent men throughout the country. Being an article of true merit, and having jprqw® th*irefficaoy by a test of m»ny yw», each year finds them in new localities in various parts of the world, and the Troohe* are unirorsally pro nounced better than other articles.

A N

I O N A S FLOUB STOBE.

FRANK HEIIIG A BBO Manufacturers of all kinds of.

A E S

BREAD and OAKES,

BBETZEL8, and Dealer* In

O E I E S

Oa Lafayette St., between Banal aad Depot, E E A de30dly INDIANA.

PHYSICIANS.

T\R. DeDERKY, HOXffiOPATHIO PSISIOIAif, 81BGEON AND AOOOBCHKB. Barsa: Bight Bev. Bishop Talbott, D. D.,

W. Martin. J. 8. Beach, Esq. Wt. Eggert. Orrios amd BisisiMOt on Mulberry street, tween 6th and 7th, next to Normal Sehool. *25dtf

R.A. ARNAUD.

Orrioa—Corner of Main and Fifth 'Streets, over the National State Bank. Bisibinoi—Oheatnut St*, between tth and Tth. mlSlyl TEBBE HAUTE. IND.

HOTELS.

JAOOB 9VT%. no. o. iw NATIONAL HOUSE, Oob.Sixth axd Ma»Sraus. TEBBE HAUTE, IND.

JACOB BOTE A 801 ..raorsinoRH. This House has been thoroughly rafurntabeJ. my SSdwljr

fJIBRRE HAUTBl HOUSE,

•in AXD unsts sraaara, Haute, Indiana.

Terre

This Hotel nas reoently besa Irst-da passed In the

reftttad, iaodati

aad pat la

offering aocom aodatioae aasar

T. C. BVHT1I,

pLARK HOUSE. WZteii* v/ oossss or run in omzo aiaaasi Terr© Haute, Indiana.

Wt B. SB1FFIT9 Fravprlct«

Offloe of MarshaU, Mcatesuaa aad Palsatlas Hakok Lines. n, •,» Free Buss to and from all Trata*. novaadtf

PARK HOTEL,

OS TBI AMSUOAN ANB CCKORAK Cor, Seekman and Nassau Sts. Scar city HsU Park„ *«W Tsrk

GEOBOS WIOHT, Proprietor. N. B.—Located in the very heart of tte wtol»sale bnslnesa, this is on* of the moet oonvelnuy located Hotels fbr Merchant,, Business and othsrs visiting tbe slty.

ejii ©istribtttJon

iqr me •euojblliw (Sifts to the iaeut of fMS.OOS.SCrcry MuSal »a«we Friw. fiiflMh «hs.u..-^...«-.U

Iff 6.0C0 20

MIOT1

.„.,».«««».»«. I,*®

60 glegant Boeenood i»ianoe...it*ch J300 to S750 7saaa" MelocLeopa ta 160 8Se"Bewtis Machines 60 to 176 300 Fine Sold Watobea. TS to 3f

300

Oash Piizea, Silrer Ware, *c.,5

tALUBD, AT #^000.000 Jt Gurnet to Drtm Alt* of (h» a6ow pritet fbr SSo. Xiakata. UeMHbtag friM are saauto £a XnTelope* aud tlaevo^hlx misMl. Oil rprtvt ot to oeaU ai Sealed Ikmt ia drawn without choice and «eat by maiuto any address Prl*e named apis it will be dtllTtfif to tkafl&lWwllw on payment of Oke Doixae. Frisea are inunadlatalyaent ta .isuiy or return mail.

Tea wU) Kaow what yew Prtae is hefcn xei pay fartt. Any prize say bei tor another of the atme i^M. Be Our patrenacan depend On lair dealing.

Bxrz&KHCU.—We aelict the following fton many who have lately drawn Valuable Frisaa aad kindiy permlttea nSto pUbllih them B. T. WU' Uas, Buffalo. $5,000. Mia* Annie Monroe, Chlca go, £iano, f6£0 John D. Moole, Lbnlrriiia, «1,000 Mia* fcmma Walworth, Mflwaoltee, FUno, ffiOO Iter. K. a. Day. New Orle»nait^A VTe pabath no nanee without permiwioh.

Ojpinlona of Uie liabte, anil deeerre their -T*bmt, Aug. 8. fWe know them to. be a lalr ^»tU,K firm."—If. T. Utnld, Afcg. 28. "A U*aA onrB drew a JSOO prlSs, whtch *a« premptly revi

Send fu cirealar. Liberal inducement* to Agents. Satlifactioh' fetier inteed. XTery pacaace of: Sealed l6(Tet0pe* ooattin oat'OUm• Ollt. Six Ticket* fottl It for 2 30 for $5 UO for 116 00.

All lettari thonld be addreaaad to HAB FJ»» WULNOH CO., 173 Broadway, H.T.

American ^Company '.1U€HI¥ SOUITED TOILET SOAPS

McKEONE. TAN HAAGEN 00.. 32 8. Front-st., Philabi lpaia, I Barclay-st., N. T.

Honey Glycerine, Elder Flower, Bouquet and Palm,. In Quality,

Style aad Perfume warranted equal to

tbe English and sold folly 50 per sent, oheaper, which acconnts far the -great falling off in the demand tor the foreign sospa, and toe unprecedented success of the Aiicrlcaa Conpaay Toilet' Mass, now eold evflajrwi»re in the Unltea States. KlBOKB, TA* AAA6KN CO,,

Hole MaDUfaciurers.

FIBK CAPS and BBLTS

Manufsotnred by

H. T. ORATACA P, 143 Qrand St., New York. Sample tiaps, with iilluatrated card, seni If desired.

AGENTS WANTED FOB

Secrets of the Great

.a--

A lj^prk descriptive of the_VlJMCK8, and the YI and

HI VIS.

OES, theISTKBU CBlMKSof Newiork City. If yon wish to know how Fortunes are made and lost in aday how Shrewd Men are ruined in Wall Street how Oouatrymen are Swindled by Sharpera how Minister* and Merchants are Blackmtil ed How Danoe Halls A Concert Saloons are Man a*ed how Gambling Houae A Lotteries aud con ducted how Stock Companies Originate and hotr the Bubbles Burst, read this work. It contains over Thirty flue Engravings, and tells all about the Mysteries and Oitmes of.New York, and i* tbe Spiciest and Cheapest work of the kind published.

ONLY $2.75 PER COPT. •r Send for Circulars and see ajir terms, aad a full description of ths work. Address JONES BROTHERS St Co., Cincinnati, 0 Chicago, III. or St. Louis, Mo.

HONUS'S 6UIDK AND TBAFPBR'S COMPAN ION.—How to hunt and trap all animal*, to Ban furs, make traps, boats, Ac. Worth 510 to any farmer or boy. iioware of b»gua reoeipta. Well .priDt'd and bound. pages. Only 25 coots for $1. Address D. HUhTKK A CO.,

The Great Metropolis, A MIRROR 0¥ NKW YORK, ia creating a (nroro whorever *ern, untqtHlled in the book trade, it i* deatined to an immense sale. lOOO Agents Wanted

One Agent tepsrts 24 names in 4 hours. Ont agent 89in 1 day. One 80 inS days. One writes "I can sell lOOO in a month." Ladles, invalid* disiblod soldiers, teachers, young men and worn en and others are Invited to send for ln«orma tion. The work is Just annoan&d, and good ter rltory can be secured by prompt application— No free Greenback*, bat extra CommMont paid upon this book. Address^ It. W. BLISS & CO. Toledo, Ohio.

A 9 5 E N A Of fidl value tent free to any Book Agent.

BOOK AGENTS WASTED

for Matthew Hale Smith's New Book,

SUNSHINE AND SBADOW

IN 1STEW YORK.

a wobk or absobbinq INTBBI8T, repleto with Aneodotes and Incidents of Life in the Great MetropollB.

Over 26.000 sold the first SO days. No book •ince the days ot '!Uncle Tom's Cabin" ever sold ho rapidly. Ths most oomplete work on New York evor written. Agent* are meeting with ass toniahiac snoeess. One Agent sold 80 in one day, another eold and delivered 227 in IS days, another sold 160 in one week, another s.old 604 in 7 days. Tlil Yon wlah to know how Fortune* are made ir

and

lost In a day how Shrewd Men are ra

ined in Wall Street how ••Oouatrymen" are swindled by 8harpers how Ministers aud Merchants are Blackmailed how Danoe Halls and Ooncert Saloons are Managed how Gambling Houses and tiotteries are conductsd how Stock Companies Originate and how the Bubbles Bnrst, read this work. It tells yon about the mysteries of New lork, and contains Biogradhioal Bketcbes of Its noted Millionaires, Merchants, Ao. Ahrge Octavo Vol. 720 payee Finely IUtutraied. The largest commission given. Onr 33-page clroular and So Greenback sent Free on application. Tor fall particulars and te rms. address the Publishers

HOOK CANVASSERS WANTED

TOla

canvan for the popular work, Fo*f Tears the Old World. 18,000 already sold. A Baidsoms Holiday Pbcsbbt. Now [is ths time to make mon* y. Send fbr terms to

W. C. PALMES, Jr., Lihle House, New York.

QTAB kj A largi

SPANGLED BANNER. 40 column paper.- Blch, rare and

racy, sunoi charming reading, fan, fact ahd fancy. "*va«8«mhs" a spleadid steel plate, "lm" to mar subscriber. Only 76 "cents a year. "Ivangellne" sells at S3. Subscriber row. Specimens 6ots. Address Bahhbb Orrios, Hinsdale, N.H.

VERMONTEB8. ^QSOB all the Naws vaon Hons, Vermont His •K torical, Blographlaal, Geological and Obit nary Bketohei, the Current News »«ai eaoh oonn ty in the State, mil waaa, the beat paper for vermontort, li tho T^rmonl WCOfd ana Farmer. 92,60 p*r year ll^i for six months 76o. for 3 months. Bvery yearly subscriber gets a present. No chances. All

All served alike. Terms

•1 ways in advance. Clube Ave and over, to one address, 18.00 per year each. Srery Ver. monter should take it. Addrww THS VIBMONT BBOOBD A^P TABMXB, Brattleboro, Vermont.

PKB MONTH, aad large comminion*

9vV paid to sell

Wohvkb

or Woain

and three otbhr diaeovaties. Addrsas

tor,

J. 0.

00,000 ax uS'BY

(jfVEN _AWAYH

THE HOME WEEKLY.

THE Tbe foUowiag very eXtasuSv* IS GATLOBS PHIDS 0. VAST A. D1HIUOS, I. BL AIS^i JQAwi

us eairsfls Soientiflo Sketched, Easay*. Poatrjj J^olg* Ar« tides on Agricultural Subjects, Be»»w*, *asht ions, News, Editorials. Market*, and all tbati ij aalcalated to instruct and e»'ert1^

In addU-°° to^ke other prisM o«*re} below, the foU*rifi be paid to the fstUc Uf of As iar»e* club*sent Ui between November 1st, 4W,

April 1st, 1869. Prisei will be paid on or ore Apifl 10th^"18S9. nfff^tsr.^yerflMOUMr1 ii. I

SM Olab sent Ms betwefp z. -••ii this dates menttonedafeore will rsoel*e................... .#».»i» Greenbatkl Second Largest Olub— 400,00 Third Largest Club.. 800,00 •. ourth Larg^t Club.^. 800,00 »llth Larg*rCTut_:I^.. 100 ft, The Getter tip of ^aohOlub of 100 Snbserlben will 55,-' re iv 1 A

Xqi

of each Club

Tbe (letter np of each Clnb "Sent ."M

ceive. 5,oa

Plttsbnrgh, Pa. BOOK CAHTASSKK8 WfiTTED To oanvaas

brMAlTiwa Ml

QmlTtf.'kand

fil lapses of Ufb la Seal Bartifby mms OshmT. Suitable fbr Holiday Freeenta. Sold by su bee rip tion only. The best book ont tor Agents. Send for terms to W. .0. Paimi*. Jr., 14, Bible House, New York.

WAYS of KAKtM WHEAT, BYE, aad i/OBN BBBAD rrom tried Beceints, will be fomnd In "ASTHERM BOMB MA8A1IKB" for January, 1S80. Twenty cent* a number.— Get It from News Amnts er send the price to T. B. ABTHUB A SONS, fhiladel^ila. aad it will he proaiptly mailed.

SOUTHERN HOME JOURNAL FOB I860. S S 3 an or O light copies tar 990 aad an extra copy to the getterup of the Olub.

Hirer Warck ftp wSttwrlbw 8«vlic Maeklae fbr 36 Satscrlken, soia «atek tut 40 BMacrlken. iOO Watck tor Sdktcrtbm. If yon do not get enough to seenre one of the we will allow you «0 Ota. on yearly subeoriber at S3.

S I O O

We oOSr the HO« JOPBHAL^ wer^ V£0 Oar Soaoob Dat Tmrroa, wjrth fM»,•««* ima«M piau Bafrartng «e OaaSc a»

A OataloguS from one of tee largest publish* ing houses in tbe Cnited States will be ternished, from which selections can be made, and the books will be *ent to the patties

Published in Philadelphia,

^MONTHLY at 91,50 per annum in adeanee. PASCHALL M0RBI8,18 No. 13th 8t„ Phllada, Pa. 90 Copie* for $20: IS chiefly made up ol original matter, In relation to every Department of Aoaiooi/rVaB, Hobtioultvbs, and Rcbal

Ecowomy. Large inducements snd liberal premiums oflered to Agent* and canvassers. Sample copies furnished on application.

nrANTiD-ii A«sirr ww to take the Affencv for the

rnh

icwioVMTII

.«•—n ttniteeh

Improved

.will *is-

re"

The Getter up^of each Olub of Subscribers will be entitled to select a book or books, the price of .which Is -.54,00 The Getter up of each Olub of 86 Subacribers will be entitled to selsqt a book or boeke, the prioe of which ii....»»....™.»^'2V."fc 2,60 Tbe Getter ap of each Otab of IS Snbacrfbers. ,, will be eatitled to «ele*t a book or botks, the prlcs of which 1* M9 The Getter Up of each Olnb of V) Snhsoribers will bs entitled to sefect a book or .books, theprlce'of whichii.„ 'iw Tbe Getter uj) of each Olub of 0 Subscribers will be enttf led to s«lsp* a book or tookn, theprtee-of Which ls~,»....... v.......... ..'JO

entitled to them, POST*

AAI FBXKTIBKS: filngleJOopiss FIVE ®NTS Oneoopy, die year. —»a,oo Two copies, one year.—• Five copie*, one year.. Ten copies and one extra to the Getterup of tbe Club "ijj Fifteen copies, one year and one extra Twenty-five copies, aad oue extra *0,00 Forty copies, and one extra 64,00 Itltr oopies, abd one extra...— «... 166,80

The Postage on the Home Weekly is 20 cenu a year. Postmasoers aad others who get up Clubs, can afterward* add names at the same rates, and the names Will counted, up to April 1st, as part of tbe original Olnb.

Specimen copiea sent, free of postage, on receipt of afire cent note, Send for specimens, and com menoe sending in your Clubs early. All communications must be addressed to JOSEPH A. NUKES,

121 So. ^ll^^U.PItUiMlelplil®, Pa.

W&.rM tahlrK' Ifv-

'A PEHNY SAVED'

A PESKY EABNEB.

How every family can rconomize from 61 to ICO dollars annually. How agents can make money. Ftill partiddlars sentfroe. Address G. S. WABBBN CO.. 31 And 36 Sudbury street, Boston.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS

TO SUBSCRIBERS!

ET-those who want a first-class l.ADY'S MAGAZINI and a flrst^lass WBKKLY aPXB, send at oaca for a sample copy of

PAP

Hinsdale, N. H.

EMPLOYMENT! IjJ COPIES of tho NEW tl an

100,000

NEW WOBK by Junius

Hehbir Bmamtimi. bowite Wilt basold by Agentf du ring the next few month*.

THE U9T.*S FRIEND, and, ,J THE SATCRDAT XTEIIXG POST, And see the

Deque

MACON & PETERSON,

No. 319 Walnnt'St., Philadelphia, Pa.

THE PBACTICAL

NOW IN ITS SIXTH YBAB1.

in each town,

to take the Agency for the sale ot Brad street's Rnbber Moulding- and Wesktli' er Strips, applied to the sides, bottom top and center of doors and windows. Tbe sale is beyond anything ever offered to Agents. From Ten to Twenty-five Dollars per day oan be made. Send for agents' circular. First who apply secure' a bargain. J. B. BBADSTBSST A CO., Boston, Uasa.

.© Grecian Bend.—The

best game for the Holidays. Davis A Bbo., 729 Smsom St., Philadelphia.

bes

TX7ILLIAM PAEEY'SEASPBKBW biss and BtACKBBBSMS brought 11,'per quart. 1U0 acres bsst varieties Fruit Trees,Vines, and Plants. Send stamp for catalogues and Club rates, te Cinnamlnson, P. 0., New Jersey.

'li

•?. .. "ST: GBAND bapids. MIOH., Ssrr. 10, 1868.1 Lippsncott A Bakewbu:

The people seem to bs crazy about your Bed Jaceet Axss. Please send me twenty dozen more.

Yours truly,. W. D. F.

ClA UTION.—Unprinolpled

dealers

are selling Axes painted red, as tho Bes Jacket Axs, The good qualities of this Axe consists In Its (JOTTING qualities, not In the red paint.

The "Bm Jackm" is.for sale by all responsible hardware dealers and the manufacturers.

LIPPINGOTT ft BAKEWELL,

Plttibargli, Pa.

A(oedsmokelsa psrpstaa! comfort' LORBILLABD'S

"Yacht C1 ub

SHOKIHO TOBAOOO.

Ccmpstent ciltlcs pronounce it best for many reasons.' It is medeof the beet stock grown.

The Nicotine is extracted, there are No drugs In it, consequently it is 1 Anti-nervous ia Its effects, •_ It has an agreeable, aromatic flavor,

Dees not burn or sting the toogue, Leaves no unpleasant aftertaste In the i-f. Month, or dhagrssable odor In the room. -, Instsadof exciting the nervous forces,

It allays Irritation, and calms theis. We regard It as the perfection of -Trtii: Smoklog Tobacco. Orders for eleganteq 1

Meerschaum Pipes are being packed dally In the various sized bags in which it issold, As aa extra inducement for thr«» i- r. Who love a good smoke to try it. .xri

IABILUM'1

"EUREKA" Smoking Tobacco

Is likewise an exoellent article of cholee Virginia Tobacco, ofa heavier body than tbe Former, and hence much cheaper in prioe nevertheless it makes an exoellent smoke. Orders for Keerschauai Pipes Daily packed ia this brand. 33: f^KP«i.tA»iwi ,iU iv

"OENTUBT' Chewing Tobacco

Composed of the best cutting Leaf in the Country. Superior In color, finer in quaMtv, And makes abetter chew than other brands. Acknowledge* The Leading Fine Out Tobacoo wherever nted. Bespectable Jobbers aad dsalars ia all sections Keep it, and small buyers can save money, Tint* and trouble by purchasing of tbem.

Lomilarrs Xacoobo?,

frat*

llHM

aad

»Uk II—wa stin retain ths excellent qualities which have mad* tksasao famoua everywhere. Circulars seal oa application. p. LOBIIMBD, H«W Twk.

LOOK!

The msgnitude of our bnslass has enabled ua to make tbe

INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS

roa ova

en BOIXAR SAXES, cspadally ia the Use of OOTTON GOODS, 1

Larger Tkan firer!

lead Ibr eirealars, *ri5-^SLwS?n*

Address

smaiw.

€,J

with bow* ivs new patent

DOUBLE-GKAB. The only Wringer which caa use the "8x0^ which la

»i tel)

or fiwtenim above the Oogs, pmeit tit* Oogs -IsbbarBoUMt

SramAK07tfnnlt

thl)

eutir*

{Itscalaad S««*rtfaLBWae ... ^_! The lUustrions will and from the veryb^ artists la the country., OBEAT XNDDCFICENTS TQ CLUB3 1! ^a lli MONEY GIVEN AWAT

BETAS* MM MTIWttttl. OB ITTK BXJXrrXNATma SUXIM, lot all Beraagteonts of the Urinary Organs.

ItKWeV

Life, Health and Strength to all who use it and follow my directions- It never fails remove Nervous iMMlity, Isapoteocv or want of Power, and all weakness »rUln« from Xxcessss or Tndiscretion, rasnlttig In loss or meufcry, srapleaaant dreams, weak nersM, headache, aerros* trembling, general lassitude, dtmn'ess'of Tisles, flushing of the ekia, which, If neglected, wlU surely lead to Inaanity or ton? fumption. Wben the system Is ones affacM, It will not recoT»r without help. It must be invigorated and strengthened, to enable the saflarer to faifill the dalles of life.

This medfelns has been tested for many years, and It is wwraateda oertal* osaaraa matter hew bad the case asj bs. Hnndreds of certificates canbeshoarn. ?rlce, one Dollar per bottle, or six bottle* for five Dollars. 31$

SOLD BY ALL DBUGGISTU.

If j»s cannot procure It sead a statement of I your c^se, aad enclose the money to bETaH OO., 04 Qsdar street. New York, and It. will be sent you. On receipt of Vive Dollars, a bottl aearlr equal to seven email, will be scat to aay ex-onss office la the United States, charges paid. Private circulars, seat On application. Kudos stamp. declSdeodwly

LADIES,

If you require a reliable, remedy, use the best I DH. HARVEY'S FfiHALE PILM have no e{ual. They are safe and sare in ordinary caaos.. PBica, oaa dolus* rxa aox.

Dr. Harvey78 Golden Pills, four degrees stronger they are intended for special cases—raioa fits dollars via box. Private circulars sent free. XnoloM .sfaosp. If you cannot proouie the Pills, eocl»se Jhe money

and address SSyAN A CO St Oedar Street, New eel ed return mail.

York, and on receipt they will be sent well seal-Del9-deod wly

EBBOBS OP YOUTH.,

DJB.

Publisher and Prap r.

Price one DoTTar peTTjox, or Iburljoxes (or three dollars. If you csnnot procure these pills eo'ose the money to Betas A Co., 04 Cedar street Nsw York, and tbey will be sent by return mall, well sealed. Private circulars to gentlemen sent free on application. Encloso stamp. declOdfedwly

Mfyi". ft

ted Inducements offered.

Sample Copies of both are tent graili. Ad&eeti

tpr-D

ss?"jsssrt5M 8 "a°%sis

SANDS OF OASES. It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity,and fives tone and energy to the whole gystem! It wfll also instantly reflava

Griping i* tho Bo*e«U aad Win* CalUs. We lyJieve it the BEST aad 8U11E8TBEM®mY SrrH3 WORLD, in all cases of DYSXNTBBY and DIABBHCBA IN CHIXJJRKN, whether arising from teething or any other cause.

Fnll'dlreetions for using will accompany each bottle* Be sure and call for "UBS. WTN8LOW8 BOOTHINO SYEtTP," Having thaAMinla of Ctiau'is A Psaini," on the ontaide wrapper. tmitatione.

All others are bass

INSURANCE COLUMN.

FIRE AND LIFE,

INSURANCE AGENCY

The following 01d and Boliable Osmpanles Bepreseuted. ie.fi! riM* jdjt

T§l. MglieNANT TAILMINt

i»P

ntkilea. Sold by dealna «ener artrari kept oh hand 0r sMnaMat Olev aland. Voand St. LouH- OTBBOWHIKO, Oen-

Igent. 38 OortUndt street, M. T.

HI'AILI CttRCT CM Ht FW

ousa. xmeraal aa«

H^UU^th?C^d^WeerMP^iatt5 &Jlaro, I authorise •»4^l« tor^anithe bobmw iid flhtfCtttlMck to mo. ftfcllnro fofOTQf Ua%SrR^«a »y D. rowim, maisi, BostmTtl abettle. Soid everywhere. Smd tfrtmlanfree.

ui-jftsdi.

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!!

DONT FAIL TO PBOCTJBE ,1"

Irs. fiislw's Mtti Sjrij,

For Children Teething

Co.,

Merchants Fire In».

Worth American Fire ths.Co.

sfrr

HABTFOBD, OONN.

Rtaal, jLshsi,. „oi,j tu.

Applications takea and Policlea Issued

in any ot the above named Companies

in lowest current rates. Alto, REAL

ESTATE boaght and sold, and COL-

LECTIONS promptly attended to.

Apply to 'jfiiwf. ftjjv,'

M.A.

CRANE,

General Fire and Life Insurance Agent.

OlS'fi'lC.Ei

Office ISO Main Street

Old Stand of Drs. Thompson

UNDERTAKER

M. W. O'CONNELL

Baring purchased back from •. W. Ohadwlok, Qruber A Co., the Ondertakers EstabUshaant, and basing bad seven years experience la the businesa, ia now prepared to turnisa Metallo Burial Oases, Caskets, aud Wooden OoAos, of all styles and slses, from tbe best and largest stook of burial material in the State, at 101 Main Street, Terre Haute, Indiana. dwtf Terre Han te ». Ha

8 A A 0 A UNDERTAKER,

la prepared to execute' 1 orders ia Ills tins with neatneas and dispatoS ,rner of third aad Oliern (rMU.Tnrr. Bant«. todlane

DENTISTRY.

SUSHCHANT S

iJcacia.-'iO KB"

Merchant TafltW

•f MIRS

Baa last received iT-.ec

NSW STOCK -A jmttn-

2. vT rvtLg ziU So \tMi lohojnl !-.J Io XltiSV*

cHM,

|W*MW«

VfilfllfiS, 1*1

BKATKM

TBICOTg^

wl «KAaA ^o|0!i#!q

OTEBCdATIHOi?

-i.'.: I 1J»

ft :-..i 1'- sJ?« »iii la

Which he proposes to make up ajp-SMtr-WW i# thtoei ttsn.::.% iswr. -IbaA -j&iiriMia l!

Most Approved style

BK.rK^ji'Boir'r:

a a

ii *o 1 qj t'.No old Stock on hand, Mh

Stock fo Mntireltf New*

r-rfs

Yeung Men, the txparlenceof years bsa demonstrated the (net tbat rellaiibe may to placed in theefflcaiy ef

BELL'S SPECIFIC

For tbe apeedy and permanent oure of seminal Weakness, the result of Youthlhl IadUsrstloa, Which selected, rains the bappipeaa, and nnflto the sufferer for business, social society, or marriage They can be used without detection or Interference wlih business »ara»to»v

zUl r!

ioajfsn ««i

sstM

MERCHAIN

iiiw

TAILORING?

srwaifl «s K' ^tm»a imp ot? 'i

ts n«sm o»

stKjxo *MP fioit

FRBDEB1CK 8CHLIVKM'

Has Just rsoelved a large and well selected 9toek

sisi.t-.ybJrtil cfw ^r.iUl tiili cadi

Fail and Winter (foods?

fit it?'1! iftBdO 0*

*v..

a. «#.r.

'Bfl-i

Oonsisting in part of FINK

•jhio -«i Sid) aaoq French, English and America*

SCASSIKEREB1^ English Mel(oarM_ness

Suits.

I French Cloth, Doeskin A Bearer,

Which will be sold art the Vary lowest prieee, fur cash only, by tbe yard, or made up ta 4°rUr

,h0rt

"LOW PRICES, EXACT FITS, 8Hfi FIRST QUALITY GOODS"

Ismymottb.

Customers, old and new, are coidially inrltstl t^ I all at

1175 Vain St.,8ontli btf. flth & 7th.

N. B. Catting dooa to ordor also, Ben orating and Repairing in tbe~cbefp«it tT aoner. d8m •f i1' 1 l- In r.r.

MERCHANT

A I O IN

n't aSdw vabiK'sT so

FALL TRADE, 1$68.

•r })ttiaV f«r Bo* »s6^^? aaca £i»

BANNISTER

iji ,/^isi m.i*u i»qO & iaNowatcBiTiNe an rdjir «ilf atIUJB

FALL AND WINTEB STOCK!

imitTHSOItWA.

"boNsisTrSo Til

rai (totj.

HABTFOBD, OONN.

FRENCH and JB^a^lSH^

-AND- •Sfff

CHEVOIT

BLACK,

.... issvtljii '—F0B—Xnwd JlBi'

BUSINESS SMM

!*L

BLUB, DAHLIA.

AND SILVER FOX

Rust

tIB

UNDERTAKERS.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW

Snsisi isc Msoaasioai,

E N I S T,

Mala St.

(moosssor to Dr. 0. M. W*LD, Ho. 18. National Block, Terre Haute, Ind. [mSWtf

I A S O N

M. A

E N 1 S roooassoa TO ra. s. s. sarra. orHOB—On Ohio, between iid and 4th Street. aplSdtf TXBBB-HADTB, IHD.

0. 0. LINCOLN,

Tlk*

Oldest Brtsbliaked Dmtist In Ttore Hante, Omoa—Oa Math Street, between Main aad Ohio, oaa door south of Vatioaal HoOse,

Ha ring had upwards of aighteeS yeaiV «tperienoe In Dentistry, he isooafldest that be caa gire satiafantlon la all casos. UySOdly

BEAVERS!

Aad for a Tins Assortment of Blaok and Colored 196 fit baa nJrk bjomi

Cloths andDoeskln OMstmeres.

BBAUTIFUL STYLES

Of AM1RIOAX OASSiMIKSS ef all gndas and

Also kept ooastantly oa hand a good sssortasda

.***&. ,tsaabA

Glovest Hosiery, Handkerch'fs,

fhttpmders, Ties,

Slos

•-405. i!T» rroh VuP

Of the besTquafit y, isadelo order. 1JA Ootd Lm* tf fa? W*m

WWW.X gmt Jacketeg^.

[A few £Uce Onea.j ..

Satohels and Valisof.0

adjjt&OT." cp

lm. [BldACK d).

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