Daily Wabash Express, Volume 18, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 January 1869 — Page 2

DAILY "EXPRESS

TKBBB HA

Friday Morning,

IS gratifying to nola the evidences of increasing interest in mtnufaoturea in the Western Stakl. One of tbeee evijg g^eo in tbeftrct been a Jargs increase in the manufactures of wdbl aiid Iron in Illinois during tbe past three years. We observe from Governor OOLKSBI'S message that there are at present in the State eighty-seven ifool carding mills, and one hundred and thirty* three manufactories of woolens, with a capital of $3,600,000, invested in buildings and machinery, and employing 3,450 operators, one-fourth of whom are Women, and consuming annually 4,000,000 pounds of the 7,000,000 pounds of wjaol clipped from over 2,500,000 sheep.

Republican Nominations—Officers both Honses of the General Assembly.

With a large Bepublican majority in in each branehof the General Assembly, a nomination by a Eopabllcair cau^u is eqttivolent' to aa •elaeft«fci^,flie%kfowing officers for the Senate were nominated by the Senatorial caucus which was beld on Wednesday evening, and will have been duly elected before this paper is issued:

For President prt)te|^pfiW' Hon. John R. Cravens, of Jefferson county. For Principal Secretary—O. M. Wilson, of Marion county.

For Assistant Secretary—Hon. W. A. Bonham, of Blackford county. For Doorkeeper—John A. Farnswortb, of Grant county. .Senator^ Qrayens, Reyndlcli a3d^eirj werd appoteieS-'to confer with a%fmllar committee of the House to fix the date when the caucus for the nominations for the officers to be. elected Should be held.

HOUSE CAUCUS. I

The House caucus nominated the following officers: For Speaker—Hon. A. P. Stanton, of' Marion county.

For Clerk—Wm. M. Merwin, of Putnam county. For Assistant Clerk-—John O. Hardeaty, of Madison county.

For Doorkeeper—I. J. McCown, of WabaBh county. Hons. O, P. Gilbam, of Decatur, Johnston, of Parke, and Sabin, of Steuben, were appointed to cSfiTet with the Senate oommittee upon the date of the next caucus.

News and Personal**

THE

government printing cost last year

IF1,300,000. THE report that the Indians are badly frightened is the first news lookiag toward reaLpeace on the plains tfiat fre have had for years.

SOMEBODY

THE Chicago

Republican

CHARLEB FELDNIR, a Germah ager, says in a German paper, that du« ring his sojourn in New York, last spring, he tried to make arrangements with Henry Ward Beecher for a leoturing tour in Germany, HUT Mr. Bepoher x^jeqted even Che fiiitet liberal offtrs.*-

THE incontinent gushes of.talk reported bytbe World wWeeponftent to have come from Grant, arejoa^piaramatic, hat4toortte& atotfSWft, MW^ffiltism, and criticism to be acoepted as anything but th6 stupid invention of the scandal-

0tJh%

is given to lying

THE correspondent of the

World

will "be amffintered {hat it was long claimed b£ JQjpiofratiq^papers that J. W. Booth was never captured, but that he was still aHve^^t is said ha has been heard from since Johmon's last

a very ^ihort di?tanoe -fnm w^R,^« is to York."'

THE printing materials of t^e ^Harks ville (La.)

Reguittr

were completely de.

stroyed, on^he 31«t ulj^j^ the editorlof a Democratio paper published At thatJjlaQQ. TKI^t^tthe sixth Bepublican printing establishment that has been destroyed in Louisiana by mobs acting mainly in the interest of Demo

CR^L5#UB,I^SR-8- ULS

SFXXCHES teade at the banquet giseo^ recently in ,-New York to,JProf«B*)^ Morse, the inventor of telegraphy as a practical science, have brou^jjfcto^Jpind many familiar facts Qfjptime imipg^Uncei and brought xnSwn to the general public. -tt*eeei^#44sost impossible for such changes to have been effected in so short jpjtaiu, yet it is a fact that less than twenty-five )ears have elapsed since the first telegrap^^«v^t^ constructed in the United tended only from Waahli^gUtnB more. It VIAS heau^'^ '4oub^|ind com, plet«id w!th^8lfficuhyf Quotations were given in the admirable address of Prof. MorM&Om the C^ressten af' ings of that period. An appropriation being asked for, Cave JohaaSn, 4T^Tmnessec, moved in scdrn titititte money be divided between the telegraph and a charlatan exh&Hbr of BJ«sa^erilm^ This Tras boobyism worthy the second Johnion.

AAIV CTTT V.

of Tennessee. We would suggest to that State that hereafter it-aelect iu

some

THI|

PAO$A&D,s

J^mators

Q(DJ»er family tree—its air and not favorable to. the Johnsons, as blind to scientific progress of

that day as Andrew is to the political of ibla. i." A few years later he had an opporlunity to do tbe country an infinite injury by his stupidity. President Polk, anothand. aeeEjjmade him Postmaster General, and it was while he had charge of that department that a proposition was made to sell this discovery to the Government, for the paltry sum of $100,000. The Postmaster General did not deem it even worthy of a courteous reply, but reported to Congress thit he "was not satisfied that, under any rates that might be adopted, the telegraph could pay expenses 1" Had the proposU tion been accepted, hundreds of millions would have been saved to the public.—

But little was then thought of this stupendous!)] under. Even those whp fought '4g^tti|tft £pfe alouterfjt, gpd aaw the far? 'thost, dfil not at all comprehend,the situ* ation. It, however, remains that had the department been controlled by a statesman, the proposition would have received his sanction, and probably that of Congress.

members o£ tbe Grant Club at

tVlalbfiigtdn" City afa sure that they have confidence that Grant will do about right when he enters upon his Presidential duties. This is what all good men hope, and what nearly all who voted for Grant and Colfax believe. Gen.. Grant baa done nothing and said nothing to make them thiols otherwise. Why then should the Grant -Club pass buncombe resolutions and have them signed by all the members, and with much fanfaronade presented to Grant? Have not all the Grant clubaln the country equal grounds for confidence? Have they not all an equal right to fish for offices by getting up and signing such resolutions and having it telegraphed all over the country,1?

Monthly relates: "The

p^mieri \^hti foifaerly stuck type tbje siiie ofitorece ureely, have died out of the office. Horace himself, though a practical printer, rarely visits tbe com-

The last time the writer

saw him at work in the composing-room was at 3 o'clock in J.he morning following fiisldent. Lincoln's -^election, when, he ran his eye over the type of the New York election table on tbe editorial page, andi.suddenly cried oat, "Herej Sam, bring me a bodkin, somo inferna fool has spelled Allegany with an And though tbe^ prgssmon were iuapa: tiently clanging tbe bells for the forms, Horace deliberately drew a jack-knife from hia poqket and dug tbe out of Allegany before he would allow the form to go down. .»

LIHH*

Ijaa very felidtiously hymn

ed over Jobnion's Christmas amnesty as follows: "Tbe year of Jubal E. has come, —return, ye wandering sinners, home."

IT is unie'rstood that tUe ^S&pretoe Court of the United States will not render any dec'sion in regard to the legality of the legal tender act, till near the closet of the session in May next.

"The

thinks May

or OAKEY HALL shows a very just apr preciation of his recent preferment in his first general order, which dispenses with the prefix of "Honorable" to his official, title.

THE convention of colored men of Iowa, held at Muscatine, oatiw^Jart-ait., passed a resolution recommending tbe or*' ganication of oounty cefttrrfl cofanmtWs among colored people throughout the State, "that they may be able to vote wisely and judiciously."

Girl

the Period."

FROM A T.ADY IN PARIS.

rrotn THE OowopoUt&D.] The.subject upon which I cast a few reflectIons: is one which admits of much discussion and difference of opinion and has been introduced to the public by many an able pen.*, yet 1, Bke each of my predecessors, think that tbe right argument has not yet been brought to bear, nor the right means -suggested to produce a change in the much-to-be-lamented con dition ofsooiety. It is very evident that eaoh aeea the great evil as it now exists, and is putting .-forth every idea ancient and modern to arrest if possible, and dispel the gathering cloud of blackening shame which threatens at no distant period to destroy us altogether. Thousands of ideas have been advanced, and there will be many thousands more, all hoping that some principle will be suggested that will form the one grand steppiDgstone to the revolution that must come ere happiness sits smiling on the brow of one of the proudest nations in the world.

That the "Girl of the Period" is fast loosing caste and favor with the man of the jaMtod is too appearent to aeed cjpm mWuTJiM Instead "ofgaining favor, the evil constantly advancing, the means to aeeara: this much-desfr«d point in forevlrjpt oof their, reacb,\and forever 'Will bfe forthb "Girl of this period,'1 But this does not at all justify us in wasting our timet in. laxufy.-Md ldleaes^ thua allowing:tftcraear orifes that are following in cur footsteps to inherit the couries entailed upon us. No! bat rather like heroic men and wcgra^etrai strifes with an united fibrce Aa Mfttuotpf thrta terrible evil^jnra hevertMt day tfr night.until the w6m proclaim? a revolution in favor of wo^ Rid it^every occi^r to you, read

ublio

£?cadi

or a base upon Which

puDiic opinion has always rested could oe,wropg from the foundation?., ,Jn iny ^pnfre^t'W

Aso,anffV4

serts that Frank Blair, while in.Washington last vvsek, informed hiB friends that he had ilofcajej out^jn the ^ar a bankrfffctTVEa even now his business was gone, and ^wp soldy derate!

Upft

a commissionersnlp oFlhe'Pacific railroad for even a subsistence.

are only pa9t fol

lowing intho old beaten paths of our predecessors, entailing misery upon unborn generations. The remedy for this great evti j» apt a speedy one, I adflnt, nd as ef^Vy oBe Wnf "see, but the work of geno^tions to come.. jTo ,b& sur^ much can be done fa^the ^preeehtS- but the work must by steady and g$addal. Weil, then, educate the girls with the boys give thnd ^al^ad^itagetj train the'm tcuuaineSs give them the same amount of salary teach them to. thifik of supporting themselves doing for other* making for jtunes, as do their brothers, thus living in idqpwident and happOh 1 father and mothe?, do? not, I ptay you,' say to your 'selves, ''Oh, it is a daughter—'us no mat Iter about tbe education we will see that {she is married well consequently, we need (not trou&$i$$&{,ber,' .Now oomea the jraol oUbia, or, in oUier word ^elWre kttwft whiee Will HI time pre t. The daughteLremaina. at Home, is aught to think that ehe"miU3t' be patient, nd wait until the force of circumstances rinfe44&bouf an agreeable union. Let ,he time be long orahort, she mnst have ,10 will in the matter. A little needleSwork,^ pitellng- and patience are her fcompanions in solitude. She hears her tn#M t^k of tfate briUint prospects ot jDthtfr yaang ladies in like position, and feels iu her heart of hearts that the same is expectedKof hor she waits patiently, hut the much desired suitor never comes. Tbe ^t^r,perhaps, in very comfortable ^lraumslan^es, bat giyen her all she delre^firthCvray orimusement and dress mtsuddently his little fortune takes wings and flies away, and all ia confussion.

Now, what in the name of humanity, ask, is thiagirl going to do? Nov,could iny theory be in practice, she could raise loan from some tftater friend enough to pon *ome pursuit whioh would in ime Sustain her, and thus she might iiainfain her pria^ and dignity of character. Now, l«t the author of "The Girl the Periodsay what sbe may in rtardjto tjte superiority of man over woian.' I have always found women to possets superior strength of mind and mdeh better morals where they have had anything lite eguftl,advantages. But nc^^i»glrl oftheperhJd.is leh destitute—no triends to assist her,'What is her course? She knows that man has power, for mopey.is power. She goes to him and tells her story. What does he aay to her: He tells bet, in the most bland and courteous manner, that he baa for many yean been looking fbr jast such a charming person, and that if she .can 10v# and tru* her happiness to his keep.

ing he will do his atmoat to^ aifiat he? in every possiblS way. 'Tis needles* to say that they are at -once upon the moat friendly and kindly disposed basis. CH lath-, er, now is the tim*to mourn that yoji di$r not give to your daughter some idea of taking care of herself—an education_in some useful branch of busmess «Mr equal remuneration with that of her brother!

Oi when will the wives and mothers of this nation, each in their own quiet way, plead the husband at father for Just^ few pounds more per annum for the education of some destitute girl? O! men you who are the authors of our being, will you not in the solitude of your chamber send up to heaven's high altar on? prayer for tbe pitiful, helpless condition of your wives, daughters and sisters? O! men, 'tis with you tbe resolution must begin, becaose yoo have the a.oney, and money is porfer. O think how bright and beautiful and good might be the lives of many lonely girls had they an education and a{i equal regiunersction with their more favored brother. May the fine crude ideas sown from time to lime in behalf of helplesss womanhood he like tbe seed £OWn*ln good ground—may it spring up, blossom, and yet have fruit to 'tor, gathered by {the "Girl of the ^eripd.' lis

THE use of ste&l, instead of iron, for tbe tails of railroads, has not been productive of the saving which was at first expected of it Tbe surface of the steel rail is in deed harder, abd therefore wears better than iron -but steel has not the tough, fibrous character of iron, and in frosty weather, it breaks with alarming ease. Then, although the first cost, of steel is nearly double that of iron, old steel rails sell for little or nothing, while old iron rails are worth half the price of new. Taking all these facts into account, it is found tO be cheaper to lay down good iron rails than steel ones, except in the vicinity of stations, where thoracis a great deal'Of friction from the frequent breaking up of trains, and butTittle rapid movement. Experiments are, however, "Being made, and with considerable success, to mafflafucUite an iron rail ^th steel top, «c^as to. fedmbiifa th#fikifhness and cheapness of iron with the hard-wear-ing surface of steel.—JV.

The increase in the pay of unskilled mechanical labor has been 50 per cent. for skilled labor 60 per cent.

From a long series of tables the Commissioner concludes that "the aggregate wealth of the country is increasing,probably as rapidly as at any former peri od." But be says that this does riot prove that the general prosperity is increasing. "Tbe laborer, especially he who has large family to support, is not as prosperLais as he was in 1860."

He thinks this oppression of the jaborer ia due to our inflated currency and'lo our system of taxation. He confesses that the reduction of prices anticipated from the abolition of many taxss has not been realized. He says:

In tbe case of not a tew articles, as pig iron, manufactured lumber, ar»d salt, tbe prices since the removal of taxation have actuually advanoed, while in another in stances, as in the case of agricultural im plements, sewing'machines, hoop-Ekirts, manufactures of silk, newspapers, and in fact most articles which are the products of monopolies created by patents, estab lisbed custom, or other oircumBtancts, the repeal of the internal tax, through the maintenance of former prices, had been only equivalent to legislaing a bounty into the pockets of the producer,"

This does not sustain tbe theory of those who say that all taxes come out of labor at last.—Cincinnati

Tbe Legislature had authorized the issue of bondB to the amount of 1300,000, and they wore anxious to control these bonds. Gleason went to Washington and arranged the following programme with a party there this party was to take all the bonds at 70 cents—or father they were to.be pledged to him in advance at that price. Then he was to buy up State scrip at 50 to 60 cents, or as low as he could get it, and pay for the bonds in this scrip. In this way he would actually get the bonds at about 30 cents oh the dollar, making an immense profit out of the transaction and Gleason proposed to me that the bonds should be disposed of in this way, and that the profits should be divided between us. I refused to sanction such a rohbery upon the people, and SQ I must be removed in order to enable Gleason to get the bonda under bis own control, to dispose of 7 for. the profit of the ring. And how had I oflended Senator Osborn? I had refused to make appointments at his diotation, and so allow him to control the State, regardless of my own judgment but, wo?se than this, I -had blooked one of '-his scheties for plunder. Senator Osborn proposed fo me that we rbould obtstfn from the United States.Government^the grant of a large tract oi land at Pensacoia, for the State, and .that I should then influence the Surveyor General so that this land might be sold at a mere nominat-'price to Senator Osborn. I refused to countenance this scheme, and so I must be removed, that a more pliant tool might take my place, and the ring might plunder to its heart's content.

L,\,

CAMP^TCH, PUAIRIE ITCH, ILUHOIS

SCRATCHES,

or under whatever name it

may be designated, is speedily and effectually cur«d by the use of Palmer's iiotion.

VVTT |'i».-d0!jsl BEWARE of tooth poisons vended un. der tbe name dentifrices. Adopt and adhere to the only prepreation that ^really preserves the teeth and hardens the gums, fragrant SOZODOHT. Its effects on decayin? teeth are marvellous. deodlw

FL..

"SPAULDINQ'S GLUE' mends Crockery Wtfodeti Ware, «$c. deodlw

Alavost every day we hoar many persona eotnplainiog of beadache, loss of appetite, and that they are not fit to do anything, &c. Many i£ the day that we have felt so ourselves, and in fact have gone to bed and imagined ourselves sick, but for the life of us conld not tell what was the matter. One day while thus complaining, a friend said to us, "Why don't you try PLANTATION BITTERS? they are really a good thing and will make you feel like a new man.1' Upon his recommendation we purchased a bottle and took them according to the direetiooa. They seemed to go right to the spot, and gave us immediate relief. Ever smoejwa have taken

every oportunity to recom

mend themr

PJ&al«i^

T. Sun.

—77

Prices and Wages.N

The Commissioner of Internal Bevenue says that the average advance of groceries from 1860 to 1867 was "a little in oxceas of 86 percent. of dry goods and clothing, 86j per cent. of fuel, 57 por cent. of bouse rent in New York, Philadelphia, Newark and Pittsburg, from 90 to 100 per cent. He says that the increase in all the necessaries of life has "been about 78 per cent.

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JUU SIIX SON MK TUNUIUFI. TSUJJTTFI ti tke XUBSKRT It

J»n4dfrly-n to BU.

Times,

THE FLORIDA SQUABBLE.

Governor Reed's Version of the Cause

Not long ago Gov Reed, as the Jack' sonville

Union

reports, ''at tbe request of

leading colored men," delivered an address at that place iq which he referred to tbe impeachment case, and accounts for its existence as follows:

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For SMMIIM AFTWSHATORA It feas

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"fBAeiAK LOTIO.N" It UE ealy citable ety fbr ffinranri aad MEMII tke SKIN.

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BARB, flULICKft BERRY, 'Wholesale and Be

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RJLBKKB J5AUTB HOUSE,

OOFTHBB KA.IH ABD 8ITBSTH FLT&EM, Terr© Haute, Indiana*

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GEORGE WIGHT,

DENTISTRY.

L. H. BARTHOLOMEW SUBOKON AN1 MKOBANICAL

EN I 8

Bnooessor to Dr. D. M. WBLD, No. N at on a k, re a LND.

Ohio, one door sonth of National House. Ha ring ad,Uwards of eighteen yean' experience in Derftlftty, he Is oonfldent that he can give satisfaction

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1000' Bottles sold in one day in N. Y. City. MMR AH Drn?glsts in TEBBB HATJTE sell ITL Or addrcso "COSTAB," No. 10 Orosby «t., N.

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C. O. LINCOLN,

The Oldest Established Dentist In Terre HANTE, OMOL—On Sixth Street, between Uatn and

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as we warrant all onr work

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32 S. Front-at., FHILASEIPAIA, ^2 Barclay-st., N. Y.

Honey Glycerine, Elder Flower, Bouquet and Balm,

In Quality, Style and Perfume warranted equal to tbe English and sold fully 60 per sent, cheaper, which acconnts for the great falling off in the demand lot the foreign aosps, and tne nDprecedentad SUCCESS of THE American Company Toilet SOspS, now sold evxaywaere in the Uuliej States. MC&E0NE, TAN HAAFIELF A CO,,

Sole

Msnaftetaren.

A PPJLE PARING, Coring and Slicing Machines. Made by D.JH WBITKMOBK, Woroester Mas*.

ATJKHTS.-R„R0,F.R

erywhere, male and female, to introduce the GlfiNDlNE IMPBOVKD COMMONSKNSB FAMILY S?\YIHO MACHINE. This Machine will stitcn,hem, fell, tack, jailt, coid,

bind, braid,

and embroider in a most superior manner. Price only $18. Fully warranted for five ye.ra. We will pay 81,000 for any machine that will sew a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastio seam than ourst It makes the "Blaatio Lock Stitch." Every second stitoh can be cat,and still,the cloth cannot be pnlled apart without tearing it. We pay Agents from 875 to 8200 per month and expeuses, or a commissioa IrOm which twice that amount can be made. Address SECOMB A CO., Pittsburgh, Pa., or Boston, Mass., or St. Louis Mo.

Caution,—Do not be Imposed upon by other parties palming off worthless oast-iron machines, under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only genuine and really practical machine minifacturod.

tillman's Pulmonary Troches.

Especially recommended for

everywhere by Drngglsts. Only 25 cents per box May be bad In any quantity

F* JOHN D. PABK, Cincinnati, Ohio.

D.W.D. M8S. XXX DB. I. DEXTKK LOVEBIDGK'S

WAH00 BITTERS,

THE BIST STOMACH TONIC KNOWN. 6TA Burt Cert for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Asthma, Chills and Fever, Gravel, Dlabetls and I General Debility. Far tale by all DruggU'S.

DB. 8. DEXTER L0VKB1D8R, Prop'r BCFFALO, H. Y.

Deafness, Catarrh. Scrofula.

LADY who had suffered for etrs from Deafness, Catarrhal Scrofula, was cured by a simple remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude prompts her to send tbe receipts free of charge to any one similarly afflicted. Addreis

Mr. M. C. L., Hoboken, N. J.

VBBIHG BUT NOBLB.—Self-help for Young -M-A Men, who have erred, desire a better manhoc d. Sent

In sealed letter envelopes, free

charge. If benefitted return the postage. Addrees PHILANTHBQ8, BO* P. Philadelphia, Pa.

MONTHLY

TRADE CIRCULAR,

For January, 1869. CONTAINING

a list of valuable and metal ar

ticles forsaleat ONI DOLLAB each alto liberal inducements fbr forming Globs. It also contain* Information, which w« think, will he important to any person sending money to the Gift KB. torprlee One ltoliar tioncerai.

It is the opinion of some of omr City and Slate offlclals, that If this circular is circulated in ail parts of the country, It wonld be the means of saving a great deal of money, which is now lost by sending to these nniawfnl concerns. On account of our immense trade, and of thedepreoia' tion In Merchandiae, we are now offering to Agents b*tterInducements than ever before offered.. Copies sent free to any address.

AHDBGW8 CO., 04 KBM ST^ (formerly 106 Sudbury St.,) Boston. M«s».

Any person that will send to us for printed notices of Sixty article!, with $5 enclosed, ran re «eive,

FREE OF COST*

a sslectlon of ono of the following articles: Misses rnr Muff aad Tippett, Hiver-Plated lee Fltohor, Leplne Watch, Fool Long Shawls, 1 pr Blankets,ao^ As.

Tot

additional particulars SKND

TOX

OITB

KXW CIRCCLAB YOB I860. TJBNM. It VEIIO A CO., ,,, No. 62 Elm Street, Boston, Mas*.

NEW ADVSIITI9EMENTS.

fail

GEO. H. BRED & -O., ManHl»ctnr-ra, Boston. USE Be d's Chemical Bpoage Blacking, the best Dressing and Blaciingior LADLES' and Children's Shoes, Babberg,'&c.

GRAND BAPIDS, MICH., I SEPT. 10, 1888,7

LTPFENCOTT A BAKEWILI: The people seem to be orasy about yonr BED JACFET

Please send me twenty dor.en

more. *. .' 'TTcurs trnly, W. P. T.

CJ£UTION.—Unprinolpled dealers are selling Axes painted red, as the BED JACKET AXR The (rood quail ilea of hfs Axe .ODSIB:BID its CUTTING qn»lities, not LA the

II MM SIQX, P«»A ».NOA

I MOV CKMKHT8 TO AOMTW 1A1«« KB THAU KTSB!

Per Cent.

100

A- L'MKTPSESS

rand buyicgCOTTON WOOLBN OUODS. HO-

SIXBY, PLAlUUTd, &HAWL8, Ac., Ac., togather wiih B~ots and Snoas, Books, Catisry, silver-Plated Ware. Osators, Taacy Qeods, Ac., of ..

SASfMAM

ILK MDALL. 7

63 HaaoYcr Street, Beatoa, Man.. 5-„i Ucessed Wholesale Dealers by tke DALM States, MaUkM lbM.

The goods sold by us are dsacribed, in printed lips or checks. hich are sent to any addrets at tha rate or ten cents aaeh, 1" clnlw of tat, SWMAS,

(kirty. fait), nzty, out kindred oa* hwtdrtd and two mutdrtd, tc.

For a dokiar the rncetvor can

bay the article described ia th« oheek, or exchange it for any one of two or three handled otbrr a'tiolM our circular. AS a purutM orthe north of every article soi4 by article oa omrckecltscaa be awtfriflir While bed QUILT or a SLIM Plaiet Betoivlaf Table Castor, with rrre Bottles. B^D WHAT

gte paper cf the Koruiweat, the

come'famlliaraa household words' thronghent the Middle and

Western Strtes, while

aremannfectmed

Ladies'

ted paint.

The "BU JACKET" i« for tale by all respond ble hardware dealers and the manufacturers.

LIPPIN00TT & BIKE WELL, AC. J, Pilttburgb, Pa.

CLUB OF ONE HUNUBEC. [*10.] 6S y«rds good Bleached or Unbleached Coticu Cloth, one

yard wide.

Rani Ecoiomy.

Lady'sor Gents New 8ilvtr Hunting

Caie TTatcb, Fashionable Tfciber Dress Pattern. Blegant Black Alpaca Diesi'Pattern. One, pair of good white wo«len Blankets,large sizo. Lady's Fashionable DouWewoolen 8H«wl. Two large fine,

Bleached Linen Table Covers, with one doi en large sized Dlaner Napkins to match. 3$ yds Hemp Carpeting. 71-2 yard* five Caseimere for shit. One dozen Ivory Handled Steel Bladed KoU'6

and Forks.

ver P.ated Forks on wbite metal. Portable 8tw irg and Embroidering Machine. 7 12 yards double-width

Water-proof Cloaking. Set of Furs

Muff ane Collar. It

UNION

impossible to give a complete list of goedt. but Agents desiring article, not named above, will plfase mention them,

anl wa

date them if passible.

YEAR.

WI^E

I E S

THE BEST BITTERS For Weakly Per sans,'

FOB THE WEAK, FOB THE PALB,

STo

clearing the throat I

Bitters Equal to Them Speer'G Standard Wine

and relieving hoirtentM. Mich valued by Singers and 6peskera. At onceths beitand ehaapett. Sold

JJGFTEEGSLJ

the

Toledxi Bloat

(Na*by'« paper,) says of ue "WBDT WI SAW A* XH HUB,—Cariosity led as, while recently ia Boston, to visit the dollar establishment OF Messrs KASTVAH A KSSDALL Their trade has become so immense that they now occupy four stories in the elegant block NO-T^65 Hanover street. The name cf this firm

-.A-UUL

•FAN#}! 3 fill

bas bs-

as prc-myt

and honorable bntinnes men they are endorsed by tbe best

firm* in

their own city, Their clnb

sy8tsm of telling goods has done more, we bjlieve daring tbe past lew years to keep down the prioes of domestic at tick sin every da* use, the all the ether Influences combined. Most of their goeds

ex(re

eiy

ier them,

lor instance, cutlery made to tbter order inShetfleld, Kngland. and Imported in large qasntities for their dollar trade alone."

Now Is the tine to get slgaera and seid In dnbB

ladles specially muted

as agents

Partial list ot articles allowed as commission TO any one sending in clubs .— CLUB OF THIBTY. [83,] 21 yards blcached or uubleached

Ooton

Cloth, Photograph Album,

1U0 pictures, elegant Morocco Binding. Boiolv ing oval band. Silver Plated Table Castor, five bottles. Ladits' Dresa Pattern. A Lady's rich, LY-or nil

men ted Black Walnnt Writing Desk, fancy Casslmere Pants Pattern. Large White all Linen Tab E Cover. White Lancaster O .UQterpane. 20 jarls Calico. Alhambra Bed Qnllt,

Morocco Shopping Bag. Good Cottage Clock. OLUB OF SIXTY. [S6,J 42 ard« Bleacht or Unbleached Cotton

Ciotti. ^ASHIONIBW Dress

Pattern. 3 12 yards wool OtsBissere for Pints and Vest Pattern. Fashionable xvjolen Shawl

IThite

Matseilles Conaterpane. Lady's Large Qeonlne Morcoco Shopping Bsg. Lady's Fa iooable einak Pattern. Pair Good whito woolea Blankets, Black Alpac&'Dress Pattern. 4 yards double width water-proof Cloaking. yards Farmers' good Wool Frocking. Besewood Brats A'lurtn Clock. Lsdy'sFor MufTand Collar.

will accoma

If yon HAVE a club ready

or Intend to raise one for any other home, DM' fail lo tend it to ttt, and at the tame lime oskfti- New Circnhr and Mammoth Evchange Litl. Partii act ing

agents for other dollar houses in thls eity will please send us their address, and that of dsz^nor Bool'tbelr male and female friends, as we can make ft for their advantage to

to •nli3cribers fjr S2,S0 per year, A gratis copy sent one year to any pen-on who obtains six names and forwards them with the money to lis. In other words, .we will send seren copies for $15,00. This MAKES tbe UNION

Male and female ageets waytod as

do so,

ntual.

SKND MONET IN B16ISTKBRU LETTEKS in every lnstanoe, and we guarantee that it will come perfectly cafe.

N. B.—DUR aales should not be classed with with dollar jewelry sales and gift enterprises.— Send to as for deciiioa respsoting oar basinesi by the Commissioner of Internal Beveone, dated Washington, Nov. 4, 1808. If you want prompt returns for your money, send your clubs to

EASTMAN & KENDALL,

P. 0. Box E, 65 Haaovtr St., Boston, Mais.

Don't Bead the Above

WASTED--A6KSTS-KN1TTIH6 MAVH1HE, Pr ce *16. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit 3J,000 stitches per min ute. Liberal indacrments to Apents. Address AMBBIOAN KNITTING 11A0HINE CO., Bos ton, Mast,, or St. Lonis, Mo.

THE PATENT MAGIC COMB!

Will color gray hair a permanent bla'kor brown Sold everywhere. Sent by mail for 81,2. Addiess WM. PAITOS, Tressurer,

Magio Comb Company, Springfield, MASS.

SFKKR'S STANDARD

Bitters,

—MADE. OF—

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS

SPEIB'S Celebrated Wine, so well known, with PEBDT1AN BAB&. RF Q?. 81: (LILAMOMLLE F10WBB8, S- -1 -F

SNAKE BOOT. WILD 0HKBRT BABK, AINFIKR,

AND such other HXBB3 and BOOTS as will tn all cases assist Digestio I, promote the Secretions oi the

Kyetem LI.

TONE AISRR) -SRXCA-O^, —TO TBK— 1£1

V'OllSfl 4KB OLD, MiU ASH fllil!'!'

USB

it with wonderful sncoess. Brings)' I.

OOLOR,.^.,,,.,

T» (he pale white Hp,

Uan

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To the thlb face and care-worn countenance. Cures FJCVKB and oieates APPKTITH. Try them.

none other. Ask for SPXBB'S

I STANDARD BITTBB3. Sold by Druggists and GroOers.

See that

my signature Is over the cork

of each Bottle.

ALFRED HPEER,

'Passaic,'N. J., and 348 Broadway, Mew York. Trade supplied by JOHNSON, EOLLOWAY A.CO., Philadelphia: GKOLIGX A. KELLY, Pittobnrg, and by all Wholesale Dealers.

For sale by BABB, GULICK A BKBBY anlSwad Tn Thnr Hat.

A Congb. Colli, or Sore Throat. BLQOTBES tHMEOZATE ATTCTTOLF,

AKU SHOULD aa CHIOKIB. 11 ALLO'IO TO CONTIRTTC, Irritation

th* Lnags,A

permanent Throat Affeo tion. or an Incnrable Lung Dlaeaa*

,1i

is ORTP.SIHE aravtT.4'*'-*

Having a direct inflnence to the parti, give immediate rellsf.

For Broncbttia, Aatlima, Catarrh,Con snmptlve and Throat DIMMM, TBOCSKS

ART USID WITH ALWAYS

a N I Being an article of TYUE merit, and having PROW WM A 1*A AVI HFIMLT ftiflrefflcacyby a testof mtnyyears,eachyea TV V? '{ML V? VII finds tbfm in new loealitief in various parts O

And prepared,on account of onr immense IHCBCAareor SI Bvnvras, and of the DIPBECTATIOKS IS MttCSAB&jsB of all kinds, to offer to onr Agents and the public, not only Cottons, bat AU kinds of Goods at prices LESS than aver bsfore OFHBCD I

OOOD StTCCSSS

SINGERS AND PUBLIC SFEAKETTS will find Troth

useful In o'earlcgthe vole*when

taken befote Slngin* ot Speaking, and relieving the Throat aftsr an unnsnal exertion of

tbe vo

cal organs. The Trochn aro rec mtnended and prescribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent men thronghout the country.

the world, and the Trochee' are onivorsaily pro nounoed etter than other articles. OBTAIN enly "BROWN'S BBOKCHXAL TBOCBES," aad do not take any of thosesrftfsss imitatibni that may be offered.

SOLO ETERTWKXBX. d2ld*w-4mos-1nside

LAND AGENCY.

TLAKB'S LAND AGENCY/

On Ohio Street, between Third and Fourth. UMI Braikt IRIKUN MMNHACOB*

$800.00* worth of desirable City and Ooon«T property for sals, Honasa far rant. oettMwBn

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! a MOTHERS!J! 1

DONT FAIL TO PBOCOBB 1

In. Viislov's Seetbing Syrup For Children Teething. This valuable preparation has been nsed with KBVBB FAJXINQ SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OF CASES.

It not only relieves the child FTOM pain, bnt tnvigoratee the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and givea tone and energy to the whole system. It will also instantly relieve

Srtfrfn? ta the Bowels and Wind Colic.

We belipve it the BB8T and 8UBE8TRKMKDY IN THB WORLD, In all cases of DY8BNTBBTF and DIABBHCBA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or any other cause.

Fan-directions for aslng will accompany EACH bottle. ,Y. Be sore and call for "MBS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING 8YRUP," Having the/SIE-SIIIRIL* of CITBTM A PKBKIXS," on the outside wrapper. All others are BPAR tmltationB.

The Great English Remedy.

rnHISH WAFER8 ABB A OOMPOUS

bpwels, and no

Oae dozen Bogors'-bMt Sil

It giTes

:'e

Life, Health and Strength

to all who ase it and follow my directions. It never fails to remove HervatuuIlpbUlty, Impotenoy or want of- Power -»ttd"»N"WWricne-B arising from Ixcesses or Indiscretion, resulting in loss

R'T

FOB THB SICKLY. S. E FOB THB AGBD,R" ,..J FOB- ITBIILALIS, ISU

memory, nnpleasant dreams, weak nerval, headache, nervous trembliog, general Ussltndv, dimness rf vision, flashing «f th skin, which,If neglected, will surely lead to In'anity or

fulfill

thedatiesof

FOB SPBING USB III

bad the case may be. Hundreds of certificates cenbeshown. Price, One Dollar por bottle, or six bottles for Ave Dollars.

you. On roceipt

PER CENT. REDUCTION.

the natural Channels, and give

Hottce to Merchants, Bsnken, kers, Publishers, Stationers, Print. era. Companion, LAWYER*, Archi-! tects, Schools, CLERGYMEN.

Circulars, Prlcfs-Cn'rent,. Letters, Quotations, Cataloguts, Mnjic, or any Docaroe'EU, or Drawings may be obtained at the fjllowing extraordinary cheap pilces: ^00copiea/fac-iltaller, ,f any documentor drawitMf. AO., |2,00 SODCOPLMF $5,00 1,000 copies $3,00 an LR0,C00 copies $160. Or 60 per cut up. the a&ibve prWes-taay be saved by using MAURICE'S PATSNT AtiToosAeaic PBINTIKQ PBESB, for Ofllees, Publisherr/nrationers, Printers, Schools, Companies, Ac. etSpn: $80. A young boy can strike

N. B.—All kinds of LlthograD^lc work are done with the greatest cai

and

iida:8««s

sss:

NATIONAL

the

most valuable and haimUss ingredients known to the medcal faculty, and will card vlthoat fail,oil the rariocs forms of FT.ntrrhea. Gleet, Htrlclure, Leuchorrhaa, Spermatorihea, »nd all weakness of the sexnal organs, al ways EFFECTING a Tadlcal core,in the shortest possible LINO, frequently in two or three days, without aey chingc of ordinary habit#, diet, el c. They are pleasant the tbe taste, in no way disturb the stomach or

poisonous drags are n«peeeaiy

taken even tn the worst stages of the disease The Wafers, when used according to directions, though perfectly harmless, are the most positive remedy ever discovered, and tbelr repittattoh all over En-ope, as well as in this country,

is a

suffi

cient guaranty for the complete safety and efii ciency of this pleatant remedy. Price?! a package, or Ihiee for $5, sccuroly wrapped from observation, and stut b* Btftil to any address on receipt of the prices named.

A printed treatise upon these eonrpl&Intl

The Wafers are sold by Druggisif GENERALL^^ declM6Dii

LADIES,

If you require arellabl*, retnrdy, ATE tbabaat I DH. HARVET'M FEHAI.E PILLS have no equal. Thoy aro safe aod sure 1q ordiaa-

RY cases, PBICK, ORE HOIXAR PERVBOX. Dr.

Harvey's' Golden Bills,

fourdegrees stronger ihey are intended fur-spe-cial casts—FBLOK FIVE DJLLAJIS FEB BOX. Priva circulars sent free. Bncloso stamp. Ii yon tansot procuie tbe Pills, EUOOSO the money and addiess BBYAN A CO tjlCedar

Street, NEW

York, and on receipt they wi 1 be sent

woll

sea1-

ed return mall. Dei9-deod

wly

ERRORS OF YOUTH^t

Yeung Hen, thefxpericnceof years has demonstrated the fact that reliance may le placed IN

theeffica

DB. BELL'S SPECIFIC

Tor the speedy and permanent cure of seminal Weakness, the remit of Youthful indiscretion, which neglected,rains the HAPPINESS, and.unflta the sufferer for business, social society, crtr hiarriage. They can be used without dstecucr

or in

terference with business pareuits. Price one Dollar per box, or foar boxjes fqr thieI dollars. If yon cennot procure tbesj pills ec'ose the money to BRYAN A Co., 61 Cedar »TR««LI New York, and tbey will be sent by return mall, wvll sealad. Private circulars to ^HTFETNEN sent free on •pplloatioa. Enclose nt&mp. doclldsedwly

BRIAN'S LIFE INYIGOBiTOB, OB LIFE REJUVENATING BLU.IH, For all Derangenionts of the Urinary OrgaLi

LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

or TU

United States of America,

waaaiiMToa,

•.

KUgraving

MANHOOD 1KL OF YOTJNI ri

spiciuicr

tiumiD bj

:"1

Con-

mmptlon. When thesyXtwa ls-R«nc«- affected, it will not recover without help..Li-must be invig orated and strengthened, fo enablfe tbe sufferer to

life..

1 his medicine has been t£tedfor many years, and It is warranted

a certain

CUBE,no matter how

SOLD BY ALL DBOQGtSXS.

If YJII cennot procure

It send

a STATEMEAT 9'

your ease, and enclose* the money 'to* BBYAN St CO., Cedar street, New York, and TT »IH IIE sent

of Five Doliars.'FT bo

nearly equal to seven small, will be' SONI to any ei press

office

the tJni.pil States, charges. Jald,

vato circaUts, SONT ITFAA

8T«mp. ,DP^L9IOODWLY

Bstabllsh-

ment, 10 North Wii:I»m ST^NJJV XORX.

dec25deodly.

AND

THE VIGOR

rejtored in four

medloine,if taken

wfeke. JOB.

BICOBD'S ESSEN0E or LIFE restores manly power*, from wha'e^er causearis*ng TIG eff-scts ot early pernicious liabits, sclf--abnco, INYWTMRJ aad climate, give ay at euce to

this wonderfVil

ri gnlaily acairdingto

the di

rections (which are very simple ami frqdtraVo restrain from biuinese^^OR pieiswfre,) Y^HEIJ*! |a.imposslble Sold in bciftloi at {3, or tonr qu*ntities In one fjr J8. To be had only Of TH» HJJBT AT'' pointed agent

America, II. GKKT1Z RK, 31

Atsnne, oer. of 13th striet. N. Y. deiS

HAUTE NOVELTY WURKS,

rjlERRE

Bronchial Tracks,

NBY

tittma

'& co.

RKATLY XXICOTIO.

00" Lefnacher's BreeohrL TVLIOG tfbot ON N also* Tlttmaa'A

Breech aod

klaisle LO«der mad-»

der from new or oM RA*terlsl«. aVGeaeral Bepalriax Promptly AHeaded ta.

QARRIAGE MANUFACTORY

HABPER, WHLDY 4 CO., Oorner 8d

year of

and Walnut streets, Terre Baute, INJ.,

any offered In th

marhm*.

tven to E«rAtai»8,

OTEAMiDYE HOUSE.

H. CliABIDGE

Has returned to this eity, SBd fitted np a Steam Dyeing aod Soooring Establishment, at the old Stand, Mo. 8 North Fourth Btreet, where he will be piassert to meet his old friends, and as many ones aa may Ikvor him with their aatronag ffidtf

craoto,

APPBOVID Jul* 25, 1868.

CASH CAPITAL^... .$|,000,000. PAID XH FITIX.

BRANCH OFFICIO

First National Bank Building,

f***# PHILADELPHIA^

Wheie THO gei eral butln

lustu IN?

of th CoB^atiyia

transacted, aod to which AU general oorrtlpiudenoo ANNLD W addre-sed. E*o4Lii___^ I SC

OFFICERS:

0LABKNCK B. CLARK, Pr»sld*utS" JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Exec a Committee. *r BIN BY D. COOKB, Ytc«-PrrsidenU

KUKUSON W. PBEF, Secretary and Aoiu*r|

THN Conpanj. National ia Its character, offers by reason of Its large Capital, Low Bates ef Pre

mittal and MVW Tables, the most

desirable means

lite yet presented the pub'Ic.

TLIEJ-^NT.ATreuilniB beiog largely RE'aqed, aie mmU as favorable

jtbe

Usurers as thosa of

the best Mutu*l Companies, and avoid all the complications acd uncertainties of Notsa, Dividends, and the mlsnnderstao ings whioh

tha lat«

tec are so apt to cause the Pol*oy-HoM«lv Several new aad attractive tables ara now presented, which need only to be understood (o prove FT^eplable (he]public, saoh ss thefft-COMR-PBODUOINO POLICY aad BRUSH PRBU1UM POLICY. In the former, thefolioyUolder not only scar.S a life Insuranoa, payable at deal!), but will receite, if living,after a period of a'fow yeirs, an atmtal income equal to tm per cent. (10per eetit.) tf kit policy. In tka latter, the Company agrees to return to the aemuti tit total antonat of money he hit paid in, in addition to tie amount of hit poticy.

ing their lives or

will

be sent.freeof charge on. app icatlou by mail to the general agents, Collici Brothers ,423 £econ! street, 8t. Lon S, alo.

ti creasing thrsmount of insur

ance tbey already have, Is called to the special advantages olfercd by the National Life Insurance Company.

Circulars, Pamphlets and fall partiottlars given a is it to to TH? Branch O of the Una pany, or to

JtlilN W. ELLIS dt «#., CINCINNATI, OHIO,

Oenerul Agents for Ohio and Central aad Senilism Indiana.

./. A. FOOTE,

26dwly I Agent for Torre Hante, LAJ.

«s«i ad s-

STEOK'S, KNABE'S, CHICKER1NG8.

JSW'T-RT ii

i:»4l

The Celebrated Patent Of etotflft and IIHCR well-known and reliable Makatf. CABHABT & HEKDOAVI

Barlor and Church Organs

INSTRMSRTOIRIOOLG, And every variety ot

Small Musical Instrmnentf,

•n r, t.j MUSICKIJ^ MERCHJWDIM.

!jn»W' ?4i.qn:Q taSttkqq* M'l oH PIANOS FOB BEN&.

No.

W a.

olf Instarumo&ttttkflfi pirt

pay

MW ON«IF

Pianos, Melodeona,

and all kinds of imallar Musioat laitrnments repaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN.^

Orders to •/. KISSNEB'9

PALAOS^ OF MUSICS

48, OUQStreet,

JJ J.°PP°«LT«LTH» OL4 Conrt

TKRHR-HATTTTT. IND

~~JHY8IC«AN«.

DkD^RKIY. »8517TA )CO HOKffiOMTHlC

PBTSICIWr, SIB680N AJTD ACQOCCHLII^ Sana: Bight

Bev.

tween

off

100 copies, letter

size, per hour, of any doonmsnt, dra»ing mnsic, with the greatest facility. Maurice's Patent States B1 hts are sold at moderate prices. Pnblic experiments each Saturday. .J

DR.

e,J»t

thelowest

Blshcqi Talibott, D. T)., BR*

W.Martlu, J. 8. BeacA, Ss«. Br. BGCART.I:^, OrriCE AND BISISKNCB

on Mulberry street,

6th and 7th, next to Normal School.

PSSDTF

yjL

A. ARNAUD.

rates.—

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