Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 January 1869 — Page 4

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Thk City Council meets in regular ies

.ion to-night. „rt**r WttWji JohnlW.

Coal and Wood.—Read Rea's card in another place.

Col. Thos. Dowling goes to IndianapolU ^is morning as delagate from the Yigo Agricultural Society to the State Agricultural Society which convenes to* day. -MUM —itflLI

Who is hi?—In answer to the que* tion put to us several timed each day, We want to state that we are not advised wlio is the leading man for the Postmaster-, ship under the Grant administration. 4 ulM ..v'. )o jitaffig

O'Connkll reports "Dexter on t§e„ track again." His last freight is Harper^ Baear and Waverly Magazine for Janu ary 16th, the "comics" for February and all the latest pictoriaia. Everybody knows that O'ConnelPs News 'Depot is at 104 Main Street. :i"K Jw

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TO-DAY'S AD YBSTISBMBNTB

QdRtnlf Bspirt—lirst ijaionat Biiii- -i" Quarterly Beport—Stat® National jsedto Dividend Hotics—T H. Gas Oonpany •. Wm* Dividend Hoth»-MaUo»al StateBsnl. For Sale or Exchange for City PrppK^tj^j^ Dissolution—0. Weiss ft Co. %•, ?M'i »««M* viaaa Coal-John W. Bea. *K* *2*?»

TO-DAY'S IXHJAL MOWCBJ^

Nottingham isote-Bdiell &.*>***4 Clothing—John Wslnisley. VWe-i* Hale Hen's Continuations-'-Ooburn. ,,«* Speer'i Port drape Win®. Masonic—L. A. Smith. Consistory. Annual Meeting Vigo Agricultural Society,., a Lost—Sleeve Button. •SSSSSSSSSB5

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The mzmbxbs of the Y. M. 0. A will observe an important notice in another place. c-

Dxyidind.—The National State Bank:: declares a dividend of five per cent, payit

able on demand*.

Thb Terre Haute Gas Light Company has declared a dividend of four par cent, on the capital stock

Lost.—Somewhere in the city Sunday afternoon, a gold sleeve button. The finder will fe liberally rewarded on leaving it at this office. .i

Ash, at the postoffice, has Harper's Bazar for January 16th, and a full line of the best periodical literature of the latest dates.

Whisky.—Near five hundred barrels ef whisky was manufactured at the McGregor distillery, in this city, during the month of December.

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Thi steamer Mason will start for Perryville and intermediate points, at one o'clock to day, provided the ice gives way above the bridge.

A Oorventiow of Editors and Publishers convenea at Indianapolis to-day. J. B. Edmunds and P. 6. Westfa^Uirepresent the papers of this city. V- »s.

Ji-.'o TThk steatner Comet, with twp loaded barges in tow, was in the ice above tfio bridge lftsVevening. It was thotightjhe would get through in safety. 0%»„4su ^The firm of G. Weiss & Oo.'.l^ittlsn dissolved, Mr. Weiss continuing the biUM» ness at the old stand, while Mr. Newhart will run the plow manufacturing tfetatolishment. -u maw*

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Thk Evansville train, yesterday, brought up a number of Senators and Representatives from the Pocket and a good lobby delegation, all of whom went on their way rejoicing towards the State Capital.

Fashions.—Our lady readers will find a very interesting fashion lettar^^flfljjjte second page'of lhfs paper It is from the pen of a lady who formerly resided in this city, but who is now pursuing the profession of journalism at the "Hub."

Mayor's Coubt.—Yesterday a colored barber paid $5 95 for a little unplessant ness with hfewif8: He "was ^so ^IksKinxM of his conduct «a to ask tbat faia namo be kept from tbp public

A boy was fined $6.60 for disturbing an audience at fowling Hail lost weak.

Wxxx CT PftAYXB,—Union service this morning at 9 o'clock, at Aibury Chapel. Rev. E. Frank Howe preaches the sermon. All citizens and strangers are cordially invited. Services begin precisely at 9 o'clock, and close preciael at 10 o'clock.

H. W. Hibbbbd, Esq., General Frtigbt Agent of the Terre Haute and Indiana* polis Railroad, drew the best watch in the grand railroad raffle at Gleyaj^nd, on New Year's Day, and J. D. Herkimer*]*} ladiea watch «t the same drawing. watches wera valued at $3" respectively.-' it —r-r*

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Pbkwhai,.—Col. J. W. Foster, ottie Evansville Jetrmaf HoM. T. N. Itiqe, Senator from Parke and ^ermlllieB Col. amsi Johnston, Reprwortative Parkej Sam^r Magill,: Jfoq.J Parke county Mr. Skidmore, Bepraaentitive from V^milUpn- CoL J. JL Hallowell and Capt-F.M. Howards were ia the dty yesterdaywr their w^y to Indianapol^^ ?*•-'•iz* fl -irw r# '2*.-,:*! 1

IRailroadTCompany

their annaJ^^tlg jo^Tyappn^® ®Wt"' ed the follw^njJDlrwUiwi1, xJifcuirtSey, Bose, Jame^ ttcGaag* or, W. K." Edwards, W7 R. McKeen,

"ssnutfiRscafL and elected the following qflicara McKoen, President R.*A.' MdtWJ oSdni•

It is noodiott-tb sa'y' that the whole story originated in a fiction prepared by a r^»id® d^hillit^iar the I rulianapolis Smtinel. No "light" ever occurred here, apd thbttrft# witVeh suggeBted the barle^ue wai a ^trivbl misundentanding'Auch as fraqaeatiy occors between gentlemen.

More Light.—A large proportion of the patent rights brought before the publie asa "aaellw—anunmitigated humbug Btit there -afe many really important and useful inventions, and among this latter class is^patfnt |amp|w^icb, if represen tations are truly made, is destined soon to be introduced into general me. The lamp consists of an upper and lower chamber, connected by a small tube. Tbe upper chMfjber Jf jBHed wt^h "Bfgle satiifttS^with" n^tba or any kind of con^ajs^iblprarticle, and ant of this a hoTlow tube is run, projecting on the top of thf^iMtopi Jn c«the lower chamber is a clock-^rift rail's a small fan whi through tube running into the upper. The effect mm8fl^r?B^r or&e "waste" a gas which outlet through the upper tube to which the mat ah is applied thus furnishing a beautiful and bright flame, equal to or surpassing that produced by common gas. The volume of (he light CBn be increased or diminished by means of a thumb screw between the two chambers, and the clock is wound up to run twenty-four hours, but can stopped at any time. The moment it is stopped the formation of gas ceases and the flame expires. There is no chance or evaporation and a quart of the saturating fluid will last for months. The lamp is non-explosive, the experiment having been tried of dropping fire coals into tbe chamber. The cost of the lamps, it is said, will be some four or five dollars. Thecogjiflf th« light willbeabputtwo j^fxx hours, ^he inventors propose selling State rights for a sum sufficient to erect a large manufactory in Chicago, when they will make the lamps and furnish them to the owners of States at an advance of twenty-five per cent on S8Pl»|i|4*tf t^e iure^ipn proves a succesdfflidr earn for themselves an immense fortune.

The Female College Question.— Eds. Ezpress I have read attentively the card of Rev. Mr. Morrison, in your paper of the 4th inst., but, owing, probab^1^Jij^^a|o^tisene8S, havo falled 10 fearn therefrom the most essential facts relative to the highly important enterprize in which th& Reverend gentleman is engagea. I "begHeaVe to suggest that a plain statement in figures—not figures of speech, but actual numericals—showi$lrSr&jk£ h4jp£eei^ojtelikhd%h'at regains to be done to insure the success of the enterprise, would be a good preparation of the^public mind fo^ intelligent action in 41 Hw- ft toW doubted tfiat*dur%tizM8 %ill do whatever may reasonably be required, but they must first know just what is wanted. I hope, therefore, that Mr. Morrison will furnish for publication & business-like statement —quite stripped of rhetoric—showing the amount of tbe original donation and the conditions attached the amount since subscribed, with what conditions, if any, are Srtetched, 4trd the amcutot iietessary to be raised. merchant. ,3Ki. (i

Horticultural.—At the Fourth An-

lowing officers were elected for the year 1869: President—Hon. H. D. Scott.

Vice President—Silas Prick. 'Secretary—John Heinl. Treasurer—Elvis I. Brown. Executive Committee—J. D. Parker, Corey Bsfbour, Joseph Gilbert, Thos. Pugb, lxM*nR Heinl.

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Hob.1 Hv b.1 Scdtt was elected delegate to the meeting of the State Board of Ag rlculture.

Messrs. H. D. Scott, Thos. Dowling, A B. Pegg, Joe. Gilbert, John Heinl, Wm Patrick, Lorenz Heinl were appointed delegates to the meeting of tbe "Indiana Horticultural Society," at Indianapolis this week.

Reports were submitted by the Secretary and Treasurer, showing the Society to be in a prosperous condition and doing a good work. mmtmmsmmim n^ tion Ifersc&i* fc become a life member on the payment of $10, and ejtttgptiQg rt.« annual tax af one dollar.

Twagty'j am^wBtj^Mded to Oa list of mem ban. ju-x-.. •-.% :»:'v ••i The Mxt -MWIhl^aaeliting wWfbe held at'tha boose-of Wm.Patrick, oa Saturday, Feb. 6th, at 1 p. m. 'u The attract for discussion will be^ ^'Are es mora profitable to raise ,1

Mnhs Christjan Associa

tion.—me^ibera are requested to meet is evening at seven o'clock, (meeting ^ill last one hour, or lees, if members are prompt) Very imjrrnnfiTil ril w*a Qfdar o^ fapwaaegg.

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The directory and officers are ^e same' as last year.

Oub BXADiiSi j$V3S0embflr htfw tte Cincinnati Commercial and other pSpors were ^oK1''b^a fc«rfti^ue bn a slif unpleasantness that occurred between twojtfpMT hMily--»eMBctalT9 ii|d promfiemjaAzM*«t tha^Pe&e festne House last June. The New York Clipper has been ttitfitoMe' taken In, and gives its chronology of t$$ great £ghtp thafco$e«r red in 1868, a full description of the "great flMHPCHd** #M^nl»es£& tne contestants and all the minute details.

A yqrctifri ani^gerijral attendance is requested. By order of

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-femtAP, black cloth frock coat made to pr^r £ot ve y^MM*baeasure jltyJ. saVR ",ybureelv& $10.00 to

125, Wi |15.00. ifjist" SJIO btrtoUn w' it5^104

A? ^S3lr-Vi.i»ill Jftiak)B^ip to order my whole stock of good? atj:ofL f°C tha sext ®iys,* c^irfiiinjf- 3 OmmjiinS Beaver, Pique, C^ssicner^ and Collofea Cloths, Doeskins, Vesting#, &c This it^no old, shapaworn K^e ai^bear bdughtltnce the first orlast October. eJOHH WAjafilLWi 145 Main street^ sit the Blue JroDt.

Thk Annual Mxetinq of the StockhoWera of tb^Vi^o Agricultural Society will be held at Bowling Hall,, Saturday, January 9th, 1869,'at 2 o'olook iPiiM., for the election of twelve Dtrec'toi* for the ensuing year.

C.' yf. Barbour, President of tne Society, will deliver an address at 2 o'cl^ock. A cordial invitation is extended to all persons interested in the improvement of Che Agricultural, Horticultural and Mectaanifgl 4gf0W&£|f tflgtSpdmilto be present. s#

By order of the Board,*

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The* Great A morion Jbom^io^Xion Button Hole and Overseaming Sewing Machine has no equal. jldlw

FOR RafNT.

Apply at this office.

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clothes cat by go to J. Walmsley,

.iXimSc.are:^ try him. at the Bloa Front. SdlOt "T*4.

Nqtihgham Laces fo fgdres at Edailj

ins at low dtf

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To SieKLY Pkbsons.—To persons who are weak and sickly, the use of Speer's Port Grape Wine will restore thejr healt and strength. Pbysfciatfs, Clergymen an temperance advocates should encourage the use of the Port Grape Wine, and thus aid the cause of temperance and moderation. We especially recommend it to families for its purity, exquisite flavor and healthy properties. Medical men certify to its valuable medicinal powers. We understand that Mr. Speer has been for years engaged in preparing and perfecting it, and that it requires a four years' process before it is fit for market.—N. F. Baptist.

Our druggists have procured some direct from the vineyard. It is excellent for females to use. dwlt

Don't be Imposed Upon.—Grocers glad to get rid of the baking and yeast powders they ^av^n^hl^d^-ec^nleijidj them as good as Dt^ PHdS's Cr^am Baking Powders, which are superior in every way to any in the market and warranted if not satisfactory money refunded. If one grocer has net got them some other has. 4d3t

Small Profits and Quick Sales Luther Grigsby keeps a nice and well selected s^ck pClOnqpgies' anft ^|i| for sale at his" newitani, opposite the Postoffice. Call and see for yourselves The new year has rolled in, now if you will roll in with it we will have a good time. j4dtf

Clothing and Piece Goods at Cost —We propose to .close out oua s|qpk of Read f-ra ade felfethin at coat^swltfc tbfe view of going out of that line of business, Also, a line of low priced Cassimeres, Jeans and Satinets at cost or less. Examine our stock, buy of us and save money, k* Gb^vej^ Millsb, 4,dwtf

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P. W. WoLva hf^opped an ofice on the west side of Third street, first door north of Main, and on Monday the 3d he will have a number of the Anqerican Combfiiitlibn ihitto^Slele afll firing Sewing Machines on exhibition. Call and see them. l,dlw.

7TV« Combination

American

The Great Button Hole dnd Overseaming Sewing Machine has no equal. jldlw

Ladies' Paper Collars and Caffs in great variety, at B. Weisz's Skirt Facto rj, No. 12 SouthTourth stt6e^. 31,dwtf

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Machine has no equal. _2—a B. Weisz's Premium Skirts more durable, more elastic, moBftiracef^^ri^l jseito its shape longer and retain its place better than any other skirt. Go and try. 4 fsi- ,*n. i, iftfbi

:ice.—In consequence of the eon-ill-brfall6 tk fir. fa&,WaMAt»

Notice.

tinned of the firm of Mahan & Bell, most be settled. ThoAe renainhie unpaid Jdri the 10th of January, 1869, will be left for collection withoiit 3ls\inbtion.

Dec. 29, 1SGS. ^tt.i

Valuable

ale.—The io

property on the corner pf: 6tb} ^c^Olao streets, including tbe residence of JOr. Pa a of re a of ing good business ldinftions will flqd^tem here: Ap^lySit tfe o"ffffl§F fx swi. 'ti?&SS£$*

Notice.—4- valuable improvement in Electro Plating./^ratMpS aad which those parts most exposed to wftsd* receive an ^tfa cfaf i# ittySsI-, three timee^tlie usual tiicineaB, vijc Chi tha back of tbe handle, heel of the bowl and points of- lx»vie W.*^o Udti of the handle and %«MWt» an?! p«n1a bf tinea of forks. Tbe impfoyament is «f the celebrated. are for sale at S. K.1ftr8ep»m'^J.6ll ,Main

pofc«r*Bt£fa^o 1T0 Mno atcaat, yoa boy yewi»Cl •_ is KJU/O 'T .1 la^f .*» .. unvsrtkrt »af •ltfi »J IVw mutefK. amtsslc act^v-asfca t-i ,a?«».?a si

Ieo«S 51# wmvyWTH^t

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Mbm Mbat at C. Ripley's.

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Obaxgxs and Lemons at Sage 8. dtf

C-1- Bxplsy sella Boneless Sardines. [25,dtf

Fresh Citbon, Raisina and currants at Sage's. ClS-dtf

feto^Na Buttons and T*inaifl?^ jiJt rftcelv mi58,jrttr4elvea at tUddle's. dtf

New Styles o* Hats and Bonnets at 149 Main street. dtf

Extra Large Oysters. 15dtf

l&iltbL^oic^ WlnMr Appleb at New York Tea Store. 12dtf

Buckwheat, Rye and Unbolted Flour at 2.1if Wright A Go'k

15dtf

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You can find Preserved Lemon Peel at C. Ripley's. [25,dtf

New Sweet Cidbb, right from the press, Tea Store. 12dtf

New Obleans Sugar, new crop, at

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Do you want Presrved Orange Peel? q^liat^,I,Biplay'«. lie PMtf

Headquarters for Qyaters at E. R. Wright & (fo., 155 Main street. dtf

Apflb BuTTER'by the'quart or gallon, at C. I. Ripley's. 22-dtf

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iety ia town of Holiday

Confectionary and Toys at bage'?,.

C. WiTTia & Co., 170 Main street, Deming Block, sell Christmas presents cheap.

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Mbs. Brown offers a Buck-board for sale. 4 t'bi^'uilher patrticulars Wpply early to Mr. Elwell, at R. S. Cox & Son's, dtf

Fob Christmas presents, go to C. Wittig & Co's., 170 Main street, Deming Wock^l

EdiliANT Breakilasl Shawls, sold at less 'tbfo iiarket'value during the Holidays, at C. Wittig & Co's.,-170 Main street, Deming Block. 14dtf.

A fine stock of Furs at O. "Wittig & C^sj, i7fl Main street, Deming Block, which will be sold cheap up to January 1st. 14dtf.

Sleigh Bells 1 Sleigh Bells !—For the merriest and cheapest Sleigh Bells look in at Austin, Staffer & 0»'sr [15-dtf

All &Sods sold at ^Weisz's Skirt Factory warranted for one year, are kept in repair Free df charge, *nfl sold cheaper than the cheapest. 24-dwtf

^KATsq 1, Skates 1—We. have on hancl SCO pairs iadies gent^and boys skates for sale at prices tp suit Wiei times. lOdtf Coby & Man court.

ftiioKBBS and chewere wifl find something exceedingly delicious, in the shape oT^IrraM Tobacco, at the now Tobacco HouBe, east side Public Square. dtf

Something new.—Plated solid handled Dessert and Table Knives, a new patt^-p. Call Slid sae at Cory & Mancourt's. lOdtf

Furs.—The finest assortment, the lowest prices, no ol| mothy atock^ at 3. L. STBAUS', dtf 149 Main street.

Best Present toe a Bot.—A Tool Cbest of useful Tools—an inducement to industry and remedy foe idleness, at Austin, Shryer & Go's. [15-dtf

Christmas Pbesents.—Cory & Mancourt have a splendid stock of English and American Scissors, pocket and table Cutlery, suitable for Christmas presents. lOdtf

Buy Something Ubepul.—Just received, an assortment of boys' tool chests. Every boy should have one for a Holiday present. Parents, see to this. A nice chest of .tools will certainly make them industrious. For sale at Cory & l£ancoofta.' i' lOdtf

HlfH Flour I FloubI I—The best branda of White and Red Wheat Flour by the bar-1 .j.

them, that I am nonpeU cheapei1 than ever. In

John R. Freeman's, 5 Warren Blo^

Fob CHBiSTMAa FBflaxns.—Skates tss! Skataal Pocket Knives, Pocket [Knives?1 Beet variety and cheapest at

Shryer ft Ob's. [15-dtf

H. A. Davis A Co., Druggists, Deming

Dr. Pstrick's Anti-Dyspeptic Po4cler^ ^.Patrick's Tbak BiUer^. '"br. P^riol'p^ough Syro ^r^all^% msffn** i%- I rA»T|i

I take pleasure ia lanaudboiOg to/my friends and to the public in general, that, having made important changes ift my preparations such as years of close observation have shown necessary I have granted to H. A. Davis & Co. the exclusive right to manufacture and sell the same, to whom all orders should be addressed. Yours, Respectfully, (&. W. ^Patbick. 29dtf jj

SPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERS is highly teoomiflended by physi cians for Dyspeptics, on account of its tonic properties, its purity, and its deliuavor. cious

Jacob Kkbk, opposite the:Post Office, on 6th street, is not selling his goods at cost, neither does he intend to close oat by Christmas,- but adls as cheap as any one in the city a fine lot of Jewelry and Clocks for Christmas, just received, to be sold at very low figures. Qaljand compare his prices before purchsfsing,

Improved Pantascopic Si'ectaclics —At 161 Main street, I have a large assortment of Pantascopic Spectacles an Spencer's Patent Nose Glasses, in Gold, Silver, Steel, Plated and Rubber Frames. Also the purest Periscopic Lenses for filling old frames, and can suit every eyo that caB be benefitted by spectacles, at the sign of Watch and Spectacles, near the corner of 6th street. 7-dtf S. R. Freeman.

Nbw Shaving and Haib Dressing Saloon.—Messrs. Clark & Price having elegantly fitted up the basement room corner of Sixth and Main streets (Deming Block) invite their bid and new friends to give tbem a call. They employ the best workmen and guarantee entire satisfaction in'every department of fashionable work in their line.

N. B. A clean towel furnished for evory customer every time. [23 dtf

Elias Cummins, who took the premium on the best variety of apples at the State Fair has established a fruit store on Main street, two doors west of Third, where he has a large stock of his own apples, and buys and sells at wholesale and retail, choice apples, for winter keeping, apples for present use, cider, green and dried fruit of all kinds, be ans, potatoes, &2. It is a much needed and convenient institution, and is receiving a liberal patronage. 13d tf

Behold, Ye Eficubks 11—Fresh Oysters, Chickens, Turkeys, Wild Turkeys, Wild Ducks, Quails, Prairie Chickens, Rabbits, Squirrels, Yenisen Fresh Sage, Navy Beans and Cranberries by the barrel or by the small. Pecans, Butter, by wholesale also Eggs, Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Fresh Lemons, Cream Cheese, pure Buckwheat and Lilly White Flour, Turnips, Cabbage and Potatoes, may be found at Rat & Bailet'b Game and Poultry Depot, No. 13, South Fourth street. 16-dtf

New Gbocbby Stobe.—James Davis having taken the well known stand, No 157 Main street, formerly occupied by W. Rippetoe, and fitted the same up in a style unsurpassed in this city, would re-, spectfully inform the citizens of Terre Haute and vicinity that he has a full and fresh stock of everything to be found in a first-class Grocery and Provision Store, will sell the same as cheap as any house in the city. Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. 23-dtf.

Coal Coal !—The H. Perrin & Co. BituminousjCoal don't nead much advertising. Those persons who have used it .this winter say that they will buy no other kind of coal there is no sulphur no clinckers, no cinders, ho odor nor dust no shooting in the stove, nothing but white ashes like those of wood. Go to Ph. Rive, their sole agent in Terre Haate and leave your orders at his Grocery, No 70 Main street, next to McKeen & Minshall's Bank, Terms cash. 25dlm

Fob Sale.—Being engaged in otb er business, I offer my Ice House, lot, Tools, Teams, and tho good will of my business for sale.

Any one wishing to engage in the ice business, will find it a paying one by ap plying soon to J. Steinmehl. 23-dtf

New Groceby aitd Provision Stork.— Tbe undersigned desirea to inform his old customers and the public generally that he has just opened a first-clasB Family Grocery and Provision Store in the Old Post Office building, on Fourth street, where he has a new and complete stock of the best Groceries in the city, together with a lull line of Provisions and other articles of every day use in families.— Call and see. Wm. M. Hknskl 24,dtf]

and

rel, sack or single pound, always on hand furnishing goods, have now a complete and will be sold as cheap as the cheap- stock, consisting in part of the most dekst at James Davis' New Grocery Store. «irable °f ChinohiUas, Esquimaux, ..• .... T, Castor Duffel, Black, Brown, Dahlia and 157 Mam itreet, and delivered toihypart

chtef, Boglish, French aod American

To the Ladies.—In returning my thanks to the Ladies of Terre Haute for their patronage during the| past year, 1 desjya to iaforin "^air Goods

Clothiers, and dealers in Gents

oliye ololhs.' a fall'

of tbe^y-ftee of charge. 23-dtf English Cassimsres and Vostings also a large assortment of American Cassimeres, All the Populab Hair Preparations all ef which will be sold by the yard, or a fliie selection xX Hair Brushes and made up to order as cheap as good work Combs, choice Perfumes lor the handker-

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afforded.

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We call special attention to our stock

Qgnts' furnishing goods, consisting of

Toilet Soaps, articles useful "all the year Shirts, Drawers, Undershirts, Gloves, round," for br B„r, O.lick 4 B.,r? Dm £21-d lOt

half Hose, Cardigon Jackets, Youths' Underwear, and the Orient, Occident and Novelty Collars also a nice line of Caasimere, Tweed and Melton Shirts 17-dtf

Havinq completed the removal of iour stock of Hardware to oar new and

ftig fid fact, some dealers ara -amazed, and cry comodious rooms, Nos. 121 Wabash ancf "beware of counterfeit hair goods 1" Yes, 1 nd 3 Fifth street, we are fully prepared ladies, beware 1 and call at 145 Main to supply promptly all articles in our line street, wbere you can get genuine Hair of best English and American makes. Switches for $3, genuine Hair Chignons I As we buy oar goods exclusively for for $2, and every variety of Hair Goods cash, and in large quantities, are enabled at equally „^ow pri«*. Special attention

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/sljT-ci 7, the largest and best west of Cincinnati, given manufikClHre of hair jewelry (^a]j

Gold and Silveb I—Sounding the key ncfUBjs s^lIjngrtlP at soat, changing ttM scale of business and giving customers a 'banafiVi*** V*#i

Price8- °fa*

anc}examine

of' *6rfr^ry description. Please bear in lOdtf Coby & Mancoubt. mind that aama hair lafl with me,will j| be manufactured. It will not be sent off! 1 OtSTEBS AT Geobge8.—From tcaoma other dealer and exchanged for jewelry already made. 30dtf Maa. A. WpiELXS.

before purchasing.

OtSTEBS at Gkorge'8.—From and after to day George Habermeyer & Co, will be in reoeipt of those large and magnificent Maltby Baltimore Oysters, which they will sell by the can or serve up to customers at their Oyster Bestaurant on Fourth street, opposite the postoffice. 31-dtf.

MARRIED.

The present entire stock of Watches, jawSlrjl siffoer #are atfi Ik4cy gbods will bffoflterad at *T*ir COST froto this date till the first of Janaary. Ther larfast and of the Ber. W». vrhdwr, Wo«** *«bs, of ... Litchfield, Ills., and Emma H., daughter of &=» inchest assortment in the city, at '^f

KTEB3—DDSTIlf-'In^J*Baa»ore,DeKalb eoag. ty, lll«T Thursday, Dec. St", 1888, a I the rssideoo

WED.

PIEB8E.—Monday aorning, Jan. ^ktb, at 10 o'clock, Mia. Ckua W., wife of. Ibaac It. Primes, aged 31 yean.

The body will be taken to Lafayette to-day for interment. 'h rS.

taAMe&lifetts ti-Hr liHni nee it Id their prsctioe btuno of lta aala* •t»ry effectcpoa ftelrpilfcnta bailu— menue it beeanai't^^ 'reqalrt' Mil pbjatqu and clear iatitte& Mdeatferjr people neltbecMaett

Urtiflta fikem i|lnl eo«plalnti «Udi nralt from a nggidi csndltion of tha bodily function*, produced by u'ttBUire life trmrelere ue It beuse it proUiea *g»inat epMMaio and leaao dlieaaea ^okiHiaik, judges, oon^reMmeii, lawyers, editor*, teachers and itodenta us it beoanie it imparts fresh fcwo to sdri and body, and preaerTW hsaHh aMstmgth agalnrt decay the working claw nsa It beaaasa it anpparta the body which would otherwise rnffer irreparable injury from exoeesiTe labor tamiHea ue it becanse It ii a certain remedy for a multitude coaunaii.oanqlaiata evecykody dm it became it ia a safe ^agreeable and eBcaoiou tonio] and stixulwat. v-... .. dwlw

flooley's Baking Powder.—Dooley's BiKiaa Powdke is unequalled tot making light and nutritions Biscuits, Bolla, Buckwheat and other Qriddle Cakes, Ao. It requires ONLY TWO TEASPOOKSTUIa FOB A QUABT OF VLOUB. Sold by Grooera generally. At wholrsalr, in Terse Haute, by

Wll

Barr's Pfctoral Slixlr.

Tihbk Pavte, Dec, 7, 1868.

&W«r%eViog ttioronchly tested in my lamlly atti iii my owa'case, "Btrr's Pcctoral Elixir," 1 take great plessnre in adding my testimony ic the many Aconlimi which othets hare doserredly lavfohid upon it. If whatever tends to relieve hmaan eaSfering is a bene'action, then certainly "Barr's Pectoral Bllrlr" worthy of all praise. We can, from perional

xpericnee

and acquaint

ance, recommrnd both it. and the Proprietor as perfeotly reliable. 0. A. BROOKE,

Pastor Asbory K. E. Church, Terre Haate. This Inralnable remedy for the cure of Colds, Coughs, Croup, Hoarsoneai, etc., is manafaotnrel and told by BABB, GULIOK a BERRY, dUdwlm Druggists.

AMUSEMENTS.

THE

SECOND ATOUA1 r-M CP THE

Hibernian Bene?olent Society, AT UOWLIKO HALL,

Friday Evening, Jan. 8th, 1869.

Tickets of Admission $1,50 Mnalo by.Prof. TootVStrlng Band. 28dtd V?

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

,UAETBRLY BEPORT Of the condition of the Natienal State Bank or Terre Haute

Indiana,

On the morning ot the first Monday of Jan nary, 1869: BE80UB0ES. Loans and Discounts ..$348,818 S7 U. 8, Bonds, to secure Circulation 330,000 00 II. 8. Bonds to secure Deposits 60,000 00 Due from National Banks 30,111 10 Remittances 3,340 76 Banking House —.. 87,813 67 Farnituie it Hstures..J.. 2,0'J0,00 Cash, Legal Tender Notes aad ••Cola 78,122 00 National Banks........ 21,638 68-99,658 66

Total $861,741 25 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock #300,000 00 8urplus Fund 60,000 00 Notes In Circulation 287,000 00 Unpaid Dividend... 15,100 00 Iudiridual Deposits 190,117 43 United States Deposits 26,808 67 Due to National Banks 11,763 37 Due to other Banks 894 78 Exchange 64 10

Total 1801,741 26 I, Preston Hussar, President of the Kational State Bank of Terre Hante, Indiana, do solemn ly swear that the above statement is trne to the best of my knowledge and belief.

PRESTON HU8SEY, Pres't

State of Indiana, County ef Vigo, Sworn to and subscribed btfore me. ftbls, 4tb day of January, 1869. LEWIS B. HABTIN. dlt Notary Public

UARTEKLY REPORT of the First National Bank of Terre Haute on the morning of the first Monday of Jan Uary, 1869:

RESOURCES.

Notes aad Bills Discounted 236,842 40 U. S. Bonds deposited to secure circul'n 203,000 00 U. S^Bonds deposited to'seeure deposits 60,000 00 Duenrom other Banks and Bankers.... 23,230 66 Banking House 16,000 00 Furniture and fixtures....... 2,331 80 Current Expenses 1,045 91 Taxes paid., SS3 67 Oskfih on. h^n'l 607,686 66

Total $68,012 32 -jijA iiiABu.mus.iT/i Capital Stock *...!,.. 8200,000 00 Surplus Fund....... 60,000 00 Profit and IiOta.^.w. 9,093 90 Circulation outstanding....^- 178,220 00 Individual Deposits 144.102 62 United States Deposits 15,804 39 Due other Banks and Bankers 461 76

Total 9697,688 66 I, S. A. HEBBics,wa0ash1er of the First National Bank of Terre Haute, do solemnly swear that the above statement ia true to tbe beet of my knowl edge and belief. S. A. HEBBICK, Casbier. State or Indiana, 1

County of ^Vlgo. "s{ ~-f Sworn to and anbBaribed before me, this, 61 day of October, 18feS. C. E HOSF0BD, ja&dlt Notary Public.

jyVIDEND NOTICE, w-.«!

At a meeting of the Beard of Directors of tbe Terre Haute Gas Light Company, a dividend of four per cent, on the Capital Stock was declared payable at the Banking Hons# of KcKeeo A Mia shall, sfier January 10th, 1869.

The.partnerihip hervtofuiv (tXtaUag baiwsw Xlnns A Burnett and Fred. A. Sots, Is this day

*B*D.

terre Haute, Jan. 1,1869-M^n 7{1Tp,

Genong

RUBOR BUQAN, See'/.

Terre H,iu!e, Jan.4, 1869-fidlw

jyyiDEND NOTICE. National Stats Bank, Taaaa Haute, Inc., 4, 1869.

A Dividend of fire (6) per cent, has been dsilar ed on tbe Capital Stock of this Benk, payable to Stockholders on demand. C. M. WABBEN,

JaSdw2w Cashier.

FOR

SALE—Or Exchange for City Property, 10 acres of groond i^mllee East of tbectty, with a good brick house oi oight rooms, cellar, well, cistern, stable, sheds, carri-age-house, ffrat-rate orchard of apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, grapes, and, three acres strawberries, 1£ raspberries, sere gooseberries -all beating. Door yard set with and our rants evergreens and flowers. Treasurer's office.

Call at the County JafidBm

ISSOLOTION. The firm of Q. Weiss it Co., is dissolved by mutual agreement. G. Weiss will continue the ba tineas' at the old statid. He requests all those Indebted to the old firm, to call and pay, and those having any claims against tbe same,to pre-

arnt tbem for payment. 6d3tJ Respectfully,

8tfck

G. WEISS.

HE PLOW MANUFACTURING FIBM of Newhart 0c., fs dissolved br mutual consent. Tbe same will bs continued by|PhlIlp Newbart. He will collect and pay all bills, both in favor and against the old firm.

Beepectinlly, PHILIP NEWHABT*

£jOAL OF ALL KINDS,, Fw'Ml* at reduced prices, and delivered on d»y of Order, to any part of the city. Also, Oeal Dealers ssroM at low rates.

We will els* deliver Wood by the cord or half Cord, to an .rt of tbe city. MB1-I JfOHJl W. BEA, Agent,

No. 25 South rhlrdStriet,

Jafidtf Bentln House

UST RECEIVED, .. fiFrom H«w York, lho latest

Paris and New York Fashlomf if* Oall and seetheaj, at

DEK8S-IIA«IJ«G I8TABLI8HM1HT, .r jill A -15®

)U1"

Stre*ti,-g \Trt

Wright a Oo^SeeoU Moo*. -£r®soai-

.liociv :u

a,#

Her prices are moderate, t^nq the Batten her-prtrisi^asoash-'ftrtt'

prices are moderate, am

self on being able'to glti tier pi Taloesa aay Home IniloWabaet^VeUey,,' *ea a:»U

rTfta' »trff ii

BALTIMORE. Hhin

1 1

WM. J. EIEMAN fe .SON^ grrocKssoH»to ~Wm, J. Rieman& Co. POBK PACKIKBS, ,lsW ^Watar Street, aeer Blaise's HID#?

Hoga boa glit

OOX a SON,

dcclBdw3m Whcl sale Grocers.

m,rmt

TZaBBHAjDTJSv^iiiOi.,

Orrtca—Orer Slwreroom formerly oceapteil by Cory. jMagepeate ,v.

and sold oa oowiflita-illiesal

ACkiDir &id eonMCBme1 ..

ftdvtnca oil packioc »sd To our hoxiM In ftAlttmbrp.'

O S

EXTRA

Nalt

Great Reduction in Price.

QUALITII8 AKD PROPKBTISS UdtMPAiaWk A DellKhtftal, Jiutrltlon* BBVKRAf®. A Pleasant Iarlforatina TONK). A A [ESPIOIAtLT

rifasaot intikvrating ivnrv. i?BM§TH ESKB^f^ [kspioiallt MtntSnta

A Certain BEUEDT for Disorders of fiia THROAT, ciffEST, Ll'JifiS AND 8T8MAt^ Fold by Draggists and1 Grocers.

JOS. 8. PKB1ERSE5,

Bole Agent for XJ. B. anil Jai.4deodly-Vf,

8% Hurray St., New fork, na Britith PrminS^ of If. A:

•.«. i.rr f. S AX

tii'.

HI Iii •B ifi A

itsr

•ft *u

u: ,i

i'l'liv.i.M •s »'lWMl ikj fn ai Imb -alas

Adams' Patent Self-Feeding'^

CORN SHELLERS

Into which the Corn is Shoveled and not Touched by the Hands. WARRANTED T0 SHELL In the most thorough manaer, whether the Cora bo sound or soft, and leave the

cob

Revolving Cob Rake.

The Cora is leaned by a fall- attached to1 the machine, and elevated and deposited ia sacks They are made all sisee, belted or geaffed^wUh different capacities, from ui 300 to 2,000 bnshels per My, and can be run with any poWtr^*™ The Shelters will be furnished with_or w'tnont

Horse Powers, or norse Powers

From One, tptTtmiMiMee, Without the Shellem. Also, '"STAB," «WE8TBB»,r and

rtXX"

Shelter*, si

All SIkbs and Kinds.

.'4

Ui ''-a MM

•. M'» »s# jiwJ#f ImUb «iJ wrtaW-^iirc4

E E E S in the Country,. "Burdick's KaUQiwXJ* "Eureka,,'' Cumn*ings,:' ,,n "Telegraph,,. »««je« "Sanford," ?.- i..-, j'G0l«,h~&C friers ranging from $5 tp, and capacities from 100 t) 1,000 bnahels /onl per boor. (JO»E8

NEWS, AND I

JONJB9a -m.1

fTc .1 Farm, Implen^A^'' IS*1 'Ifaat Side" Piblic Square, TSBBE HA&$B. IND.

Sixth Street,

Opposite New Pott Office Building. All New Tork,0iaelQirat2 atyLShUadelpliia Pa pers and Magazines itn Band Hfnlar and as scon as issued, •T Special attention psld to

I S 5

Simpire Coshpany's* al«br»t«4 Arm and Tong

Oreen Tea flavor—blgbly

alii

MRS. ST.

-A

TTp

"OOABDING. Mrs^r C&a JJf SMTTU would respectfaUy Inform the pab-, lie that the soatl) pu-t of the Bnntin,Hon8e,U bow under her managsmrtrt.Tfattreahe iMpar-' ed to fornleh l»—«leirt^ MR oameefcibtiiwd,!1 either wtth o« roejav

getting back

Numbers. Innitial Paper and Ravelope# always on hand or to order. Soboei Paper, a good artl cle,stamped very cheap. W. nov6

and others, heirt at laic of Kllfcha

Commenclog

hundred and

but

ifiOB. A. ABNOLD.

of a ESTATE.

Notice is hsreby given, that fffe undersigned appo nted by the Vigo Court of Common Pleas, at the December Term, *1863,Jn a case wherein Julia Ann Oennng it

'Jew

5) ifil

BlSlntl^ andKiiza Helen

forty

nnng, deceased, are det»ndant«, wiH sell at pri vate sale, the following Real Kst&N, ia Vigo county, State of Indiana,

(i0J fisot ea8toC:®e north

west corner of lot setontyxsight (7$f io__ Jonu Sibley's ditUion of the toaa of thence east oie hundred atld: tjrei thenee south ona" hanared-JaB9''fa%_1 feet, to tbe land owned by tbe Tcrre Hattto-, A St. Lonis

Railroad CompaBy, tben:enortli one

twenty (l-'O) /e^, tb«n(»north

Applications of

one

hundred and forty.nlneXl^J^/eM, to^ fhe place of beginning. HMvW

purchasers

will be ratfared at

theOfflcsof Bendricb %bMg»|pow^ Miasat National Bank, lntbo,«ltysiff »«7eJlAiiK^iJ{ttil jh 9th day of January, Alfl,. Jadw*

A. LANGE, Commissioner.

Dec29-dl0i

ii i• in -i II ail

O L_J J? u4

_t2?

O F" K5vi

s* CP?

A EB

iii

p..

ii*

gAVB MONEY AND' DRINK GOOD TEA. JOSEPH SXRQNGJ Ho. 190 Main Street, Tern Hants! Agou| TOi E I E E A O A N or

Hbt?

Yo»k.

The tuiparalled sucetab of .t&utComii big

to,the feet

fliattbey tWUWT

reot from the proAaeiagvlftrifflU of Japan, and sell them retail, through their Agents, at cargo piies.at thu-i string tbe in m»ns profits you have psid heretofore. All goods war ranted to give

s»t)«ta»ilen,

Or.

or aidbey refdni^d

PRIC&LIST. i'J I

Oolong (Black) _80 90 1,00 best Jl.'-'O per lb Touag (Grean) 90 1,00, 1,25,'' 1,80 MUfd (HysonBlack.SO.

A I,*0

Imperial (green) 90 1,00,1.2" 1 ,« Japan (natural leaf.... .90 1,00,1,10 1,25 Ounpowdor(G een)....I,00 1 %i," 1.60. ILz'. Kogf Breakfast (Bik) 1,60,1,10 J.9or

Two-story Brick

..imttnMraftS'.'tsstte logs. Enqnire of MBS. BMITH, at the Boatln pouaadi it'jiaA jatdtf

St*««Hr—eonablo

i.ro-i

Xs i^&teWU Di Webd, a*e mile« oast, a» the Kational Boad, ca**liaett about SO* acMS of lamd^Ma TOasr deltfratUe, the retteiadsr la »astqr»4.^ ^—it trn rn»a Ujruw» aed aae«^aagT»e«. Xsq^re ef

IAHK8,

^J»7 *C. PAXSB.

:At

the TaTTefl ante

Sob eknt—jtice

ROOMS-

Ji Ftor a EaiaMjs wtthMt^ otaildrao. Isqnlre »«JS DK. PKNOE, M'l -.••Mi*

OK HCffJSB.--

'Oii Oae «f-ttlbat lee ilousee thia city [.r t.rtas. Apply a* Kin net's tlasWahoM, deMlni ^7

WANTED.

-SCBAF IRON--

One hntdredMa* of 8erap Iroe wanted

at tho PhceijJx Foundry, «ern«T*of ttb and Eagle

1 1 4

GBtfTS WANTED,—$75 to j.pf month 1 Or a Commission frnin twice-thai Tamotuil can be reade by selling k'e*t Improved Common Fense Family SewfcK M«ckio« Paica tl8,0Q for CircnUts and Teups, fililr^ss 0. BOwMBB A CO., dJWw3ui 3309. 3dStn Philadelphia, Pa..

•hi te La'

SALESMEN I'd*

jVf JjAvel for a Manufaoturlog Oxapany, rMtjile". Good Wages are guaraulctd. tfi st^iap/H. D. HAMfLTON a 00., ttntf'sK Milladelphla, Pai^

nd s«n dar^*# 15dwlm

FOR SALE.

ARM TO TEADB FOB CATTtB OR H0R8E9'"E!fehty eerse of Lead itaated in Crawford Obtrnty, Miwourl, well idapted to Stock raielnit, baring three spring* ef tvlng water od 11 location healthy. TBe above aad wiH be exchanged for HoraSa or Cattle, er joM 10* forcash. Call On W~ L. HODDY, at the |aily Brpreee Offlce.'

OR Fine two-story _, Trame ®wttlfng House—eight roofts, gat, ilatit ruttt, ta-o cisterns and well, stable, carriage Tuna, and good fcijit. lot 150 feet front by S00 a®-*'""

tot 150 feet front

iMUi mi1

s»l iJJli

The Book Trade!:

•j x-i 3h p. .««ae«M a 1Zrti zt zifhti*.*

)B^RTlil2TT ft 6RUNDY,

I AT lOi MAm STREET,

Have dooa their host this to

unbroken

Tho iOob and shelled Corn are Aeparate^ a

the

ear to praaaot tor tbe'

public ati ncooptabfe

Stock

HOLlljAY TRADE, jbelieveng it w.ill be appreciated by thai oiiitane of Terra Haate, who ^COMBINE BEA UTT AND UTILITY.

Among the ,'1001 Boobs upon their Sbetvea, w^l tie Couod tiio following, ale* gantly bound and beautifolly illustrated jcopifeS'r

Birket Poster's Pictures of English

t^oroccp, Gilt.

Antique

Irving's Sketch Etpok Artist's Bdition/ jl2(i Kogravings. Kathrine—Her Life and Mine—by J. G. Holland. Green cloth, gilt,

tinted pa-

jper. Ap Elegant Gift. Tbe.fiook of Elogan Extracts., Roses and Holly—"A Gift Book for all [the Tear." l£ngliah Sapred Poetry of the Olden' iTinio.. ^lie Months, illustrated by Pen a'cd

Our Life. Illustrated by Pap & Pencil Pa a N at re Tho lloino of "Washington.*

Banyan's Pilgrim's Progress Thb Fbantain of.Youth. Adventures of A. Griffin. Hymns In Prosp, for Children. ISisllfi, the Outlaw. TBii Christian Armor.""''"' The Cross Bearer. Iho thtf

Baarer..-"** -tti-'t

•utb»u

Poetry of tho Year. Poetry «i£i Jttai WobdsIJI 1 k&% Poetry of the Fields. The Standard Poets, in various

styles

pf binding, and at any price yoa

wish.

T. & Arthur's Works. Turkey Antique' A fine selection of Photograph Albama, and many other fine Books

unenumefated

on oxhibttlon jsl the Old.Stand.^..

rmong

.our- arie*!'!!? aaa fcieaMeWeaan

Books of

tbe IKa^r •Mi'Mrti*

will be found tha following :4m-n Miss Muhl bach's Complete yfatkt

Cloth or Paper. Mrs Mary .(Holmes' Complate Oharlea Dickens' do. varioua bindings.

Beecher's Norwood. .Daisy. By the Author of "Wida, Wlfy IWeiiiL"

.4.,

The "Hermit *By Bev. Chas. Ktegiiy. Tbe Pupils of St. John, by the Author of "Heir of BadclySe."

Top(True a Story of To*Day. I Tha Spanish Gypsey, by Gtfa Elliott, Tho AtnaaoB? A Novel, from the Gertoan. ,v

£«T,*AT Advice to a Mother. By OhavaMa. Advice to a Wife. fAlbert K'Yaaza, Graat Baria, of t]|9 ilo. f. The Oultura Demanded by Modem. Life.—"Yoamans."

IlluitraUom of Umvarsal Progreh.mt Spencer-J' JBakej's Tha Nile Tributaries pi Aljs

j-.K2r.H-.EJN IL E

yVo

haven't space

*iib

How Chups of Black

Voa

recomrtiendrd—$'

declBdly

TySSOLUTIOff JS Of) The firm of Welkfas, Slan/jSttf *£,"*?*»'' dissolved on the »tb ef

December,

consent, aad a

.by muftufl'

rw«cmf11W

I iiHHillli| BCTgr

Slancbter and George

Kerckholf, under

and style of filaaglt^

tbe

whom we cordially recommend our customers

reoeipt for the same.

continue their patronege. Cither of the «Dfcr4gne4/ are^AitMftagfa to collect and settle the debtafif

Ihe^eH Sr«, sod

T. W. (frATKlSS, w. M.#i.Ati)9irnrB.-

dec»d3t B.'BABTOIF. |S*jr« .? 13 MJ:

kyssinia, sefwqr* New Editions of Irving'a Works.. ,Nets

Edition of Bayard Taylor's do.«s^ Edition of Maoauley's Bagland.,* PreacoU's Work", Complete.

jWayerly Novels.

•R

a- O

tj|-(

ovsit

•mr*r xeeit

Wtfl.V

ttf rfjevnsi Of' THE WAY OF- mnk

,t.«

to mention them al

as tnere would be room for nothing els in the Expbksb, but we can fill throng OE& 'Slitf'rA CJLAUS, ts and'Iota pf

Stockings brim ful: and

^e trust.Jhat the Old Fellow will caIlL around ^arfy, as .'tw'U take him a lon§ 4# 'fe' W^^Cl9P'?il.r,abundant -.Ti ijfcetaa ap 4 MIT fttalfenery and Fanc^ fiood^ iW« have Writing Desks,

Polios, Ladies Compawoas, *mmrto* Port Mooaies, Pocket Booka,^*^, ,j. .. Card Caaes,JWegant B^oirHaikfta terfumad SacheU, Gold Pena, -nv ^nnn, itopwaeopes aad Views, Worki« ,v«H«ea iuzzl«l«i Tablet^ „nfe A s.frper

Kn.iv*.

Reward Cauda,

Fenc'ls in Boxes, Toilet Stands.

Pressing Cases, Traveling Bags, Chess, Checkers, Dominoea, Bwkewniaoa^Dards, OiMrtiUdW^i

Diaries for 1869, Mathematical Instttiflwttts, Pian^hett^'

•:y.^aper Weight#, and a great variety of other Nick aeke,~ suitable wrKI

a Gift to yoor friaad, yOnr Mf|j| your loveiy or ytur. *w#rt4l»art. lk Uuiii «b«p«rf^ry«tstr .. *a and «»e nn -tlma it ia vz**ut4*m l.-r ua to pay for a longer*'

A A a S}'eu^:'i^X.

Come one, Gome all, to lOA

Mafa Street, and We will take delight

n:yl

#i2vei

V-A AM it:

Uit at ia* *.•*'¥& r-'ii

%L*

Ubbwing yon our Goods. A a.' ...*t ... ^e, it#

«BUID¥,'

t, rswaA I

A Jl 1 ?z: ir

IS*