Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 September 1869 — Page 4
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HA.BPBB'B BAZAB FOR Oct. O.H is re ceived »t PoBtofflca News Depot
to rL a velocipede, at the State Fair, for
the fifty dollar purse
NAILS bave advanced twenty-five cents p,rk»g at Pittsburg. Wo presume the advance will take place kere and same elaewU*""0
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more, by one William Brown, who stated formerly resided in this 01 y-
THK FUMKBAL of JaCub Hoops, a sol dier of the Slat Indiana, whcse death was mentioned yesterday, was largely attended vosterday afternoon from the residence in S .gaf Creek township, by the people of tbo neighborhood and from the city.
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CIKCUIT COURT.—ON Circuit Court yesterday morning, it wa« found that so many of the attorney3 were abeont, from sickness and other engagements that Judge Patterson adj mrneo tbo Court over to Monday morning
WM. J- BALL & Co., sent to the Stan Fair last night, elegant samples of thei school desk an 3 seat. Wo are pleased i. learn tboeo articles of school furmlur. are growing in popular favor, and order are coming in faster than the manufac turori can flU them with present faci.i
ties.
TRIAL OF EBNY.-The Ciiminal Court met yesterday, and Messrs. Thompso. and Voorhees being present, it vm agroftd to go into the trial of Erny on tomorrow. A special venire of thirty-su jurymen was ordered from the country Erny was released last evening on four thousand dollars bail, the bond being signed by some twonty-five of his friondt
THE SCHOOLMASTER certainly has not reached all parts of Missouri, as witness the following, received at our postoffice a few days since:
September 20 A 1869 Butler Missoury
Mr post master sirs if you pleas I want you to rite and tell me who is note of re« public in your county if you plese
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THE GREAT ST. LOUIS FAIB.—From an advertisement elsewhere in our paper it will be seen that the Indianapolis & St. Louis Railroad will oarry passengers to lh^ St. Louis Fair at half-fare rates—$7,50 for the round trip. We have no hesitation in saying that it will bo the grandest fail ever held In this country, and every cititen that can should avail himself of th» present opportunity of cheap fare and witness the great sights.
MAYOR COUHT.—First came yesterday morning, John Sullivan, a St. LouiB bummer, quite a genteel looking fellow, arrestod for vagrancy. Ha begged the Mayor to given him fifteen minutes to cross the bridge and got out of town.
Granted. Two disorderlies, two visitors and one family fracas made up the remainder ol yesterday's docket.
THS extent to which falso hair is now worn by women of all ranks in life, here as well as abroad, is almost beyond bolief. A glance in at any hair.droaser't window will show us in what an infinite variuty of ways it is employ od to ornament the shop girl as well as the fashion?, ablo belle, the grisetleas well ns tbogreai lady "'Obsererve," says a Fronch journalist, the mob of quoer things, and especially tho clustering, flowing ringlots, sometimes interwoven with fiower3, waiting only to be placed on lh9 back cf tht bead in order, perhaps, 10 awaken in a young male heart ttomost tonderof emotions. False hair must occasionally help a man to lovo, if pretty boots have, as we know, led to matrimony. What a tremendous trade must bo done in dead hair."' Thu journalist adds that 'if all tho fahe hair worn by the Parisian ladies werecollected in tho Place Vendome and piled up, it would reach to the top of the Napoleon column.
TUB STATIC FAIR.—By yesterday's Indianapolis Sentinel we learn that the Sev. entesuth Indiana State Fair, which commenced yesterday, starts out with promise of much greater success than any previous exhibition has ever enjoyed. The importance of these annual displays is gradually becoming appreciated by the people, and tho liberal and enterprising management of the Board of Agriculture has no much to popularize tbem. Thig is particularly noticeable this year, since the system of charging entry fees ha8 beer- done away with, and by tho reduc. tion of premiums for trotting, no particu. lar feature of the fair attracts attention to the exclusion of others. The Board have spared no pains in fitting up the grounds, and under the direction of Mr. Sullivan, the Superintendent, they bave been substantially improved in various ways.
Tle number of entries made up to yesterday morning is unequaled in the hiatory of our fairs, and the letters requesting room, or notifying the Secretary
that articles would be exhibited, indicate that the number made will be greatly -in excess of any previous exhibition. Now, all that is wanted to make this fair the greatest and most successful of all the State fairs is good weather. That assured, the result is as certain as if it were a thing of the past.
A good many exhibitors from a distance had already arrived previous to yesterday morning, and quite a number of pieces of machinery, and other articles together with horses, sheep, hogs and cattie have been taken to the grounds. The following is the official proeramme for the week, which such of our readers as intend visiting the fair will do well to cut out and preserve:
MONDAY, FIRST DAY.—Entry of stock and articles for exhibition, and the arrangement of the same upon the fair grounds.
TUESDAY, SKCON* DAY.—A. M., Continuation of entries twelve M, the best racking horse or marp, premium, *25 second best, $10 two p. best family driving horse, one and a half mile beat to spring wagon with 500 pounds weight, premium, $50. second premium, $25.
WEDNESDAY, THIRD DAY.—Nine A. M. calling of committees ten A. M., exhibi ion of thoroughbred horses :n ring frontue the amphitheater also, the plowing match, in which the plows for general purposes will he thoroughly tested. See rules, section 4, Mechanical Department Eleven A. M., heavy draft horses iu the ring one P. M., exhibition of breeding cattle in the cattle ring, examination of iheep and hogs two P. M., best trotting tall ions on time track, premium, $100, econd premium, $50 half-past three P. M., best pacing Btallions, premium, $100 =econd premium, $50.
THURSDAY, FOURTH DAY.—Nine A M.—Examination of horses for general purposes in their order in the horse ring eleven A. M, exhibition of matched horses their order awarding of premium? on till classes during the entire day trial threshers, drag saws, saw mills, etc one P. M., best pacing geUing or mare, preuium, $100, second premium, $50 hreeP. M., tiiil of bicycles, fancy man eeinent by gentlemen, premiums, ,nd $15 at four p. M., best trotting mare geldiDtr, premium, $100, second pre tnium, $50.
FRIDAY, FIFTH DAY, A. M.—Lontmua_ ion of awurding .premiums, closing up nt examination of articles in general one P. M., the sweepstake trot, open for all, tor premium of $200 thrpe p. M., best and quickest tirno, mild trials, for bicycle op •rators, premium $50, second premium £25.
SATURDAY, SIXTH -DAY.—Payment of jash premiums, settlement of claims, sale stock, etc.
We add I lie prices of admission, which ire tho seme as last year Single tickets, twenty-five cents, will r»e good for one admission only, and will bo taken up at the gate, and no checks is Med for return.
Single horse acd rider, two tickets Single carriage and driver, two tickets Double cairioge and driver, three ticK
Two horso wagon and drivers, two ickets.
MESSRS. EDITORS:—We yesterday list *ned with a great deal of pleasure to the iddress of Hon. Barnabas C. '.Hobbs, at Dowling's Hall, as it gave evidence of borough investigation of the History of the Bible yet in somo particulars, as far as our reading is concerned, hi* state tnonts do not fully agree in many points, with those of others, who have made criti :al examinations on these subjects.
Among other assertions made by him was the. statement that the ancient Baby lonians worshiped idols. In the August uumber of tho Atlantic Monthly is a very »ble article entitled "Zoroaster and the Zend Avesta," in which the writer clearly proves, from the ancient writings of the Babylonians, that they did not worship idols—that they had a clear and distinct belief in one Supremo Intelligence that created, overruled and controlled things that this Supreme Ruler created two intelligences, each supreme in limited degree, yet subject to the highest Supreme. One of good—tho other evil—that these two would contend for the mastery of the world—but finally— the good would overcome the evil, &c.
It also stated that roaiter was at tb Very least a cotemporay of Moses, while other distinguished oriental scholars make him cotemporary with Abraham, &c. The aame writer hold the view, that previous to the Babylonish captivity tbe Hebrews wero constantly falling back from tbe worship of the "one only living and true God" into the worship of idols, but bavin been taken captive by these people, tbey found another nation, who had a belisf one supremo being, and as a consequence, after their return to Jerusalem from that captivity they never returned to the worship of falso gods.
Also that from the Babylonians, tbey first imbibed tli'i notions of a futurestate -hell &c., as is helJ by the churches of the present day—although the Bablylo oians telievo that all would finally be redeomed from this torment, wlnn tho supreme good should finally overcome tho spirit of evil.
Now it is a well known fact, udmitted I beliovo by somi of tho most learned commentators on tho Bible, as well as the most intolligont pastors of our churches, "that in the Old Testament the mosi profound silence is observed in regard to tho statoofthe deceased, their joy and sorrows, happiness or misery." I would montion Dr. Campbell, Dr. John, Dr. Allen, President of Bow Join College, Ac., &c., and a friond informs me he heard Dr. Durbin, an eminent member of tbe M. E. Church, maintain the same doctrine. I would also state that I heard tho same uffirmed by the Rev. gentlemen (I havo forgoiten his name) who filled ho pulpit f«r R»v. T. M. Martin, of the P. E. Church, during his absence last year in the Wost. After a clear and learned review of the doctrines held by roaster as laid down in the Zend Avesta and other ancient writings of the Persians, the writer sums up tbe whole matter in these words: "Christians must givo up talking about Christianity asonly a means of e-caping a future hell, and arriving at a future hnaven. They must show now more than ever, that by a crime of living and truthful hearts, God comes here, immortality begins here, and heaven lies about us. R"
TBRRK HAUT*, Sept. 27, 1869-
SoMt of our meicbants have adopted the pleasing mode of ^displaying all the novelties of the season on "opening day,'i On Thursday there will be an elegant showing at Tuell^Ripley & Deming's. d3t.
THK STATE FAIB at Indi anapolis this week, will no doubt be the most extensive exhibition of agriculture and mechanics that has ever been held in the State. It occupies tbe entire week, closing on Saturday. Passengers will be taken during the week on the regular mail train, leaving Terre Haute at 6 50
M., and on "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday a special train will be run, leaving Terre Haute at 5.50 A. M., and arriving at Indianapolis at 10.10 A. M. Returning it will leave Indiaaapolis at 50 p. M., and arrive in this city at 9.50. Tickets will be on sale at all stations, which passengers must procure before taking the traine. All State Fair tickets must be stamped by the State Board of Agriculture, on the Fair Grounds, to be good for return passage, otherwise full fare will be charged both ways. Special tickets issued by connecting roads will be good on all trains of the Terre Haute & Indianapolis Raiiroad, during the week of tbe Fair, if tbe return ticket ia stamped as above Stale Fair tickets will be good to return on the mail train, leaving Indianapolis at 1 45 P. M., and tbe above special train only.
FALL OPENIMO, Thursday, Sept. 30th, at Tuell, Ripley & Deming's. d3t.
OPENING of Fall Dress Goods, Thursday, Sept. 30tb, at Tuell, Ripley & Demiog's. 3t.
WANTKD—An unfurnished room with board in a private family for a gentleman aud wife. Please addresj. stating locition, A. li., this office. 28,d2t
DJ NOT FAIL to visit Tuell, Ripley & Deming's store on Thursday, Sept. 30thThey will exhibit all the novelities imported for fall wear. d3t,
ii«AUTIFUL GJODS for fall wear will bo so displayed at Tuell, Kipley & Deming's on Thursday, that ytu cau becomu ac quaiuled with tbe new styles at a glance. Do not fail to drop in. d3t.
FOB SALK.—A good Expre:s Wagon, iron axle, half springs, all in good order, which may be seen at T. A. Madison's, corner ut G'.h and Poplar streets, of whom enquire as to price. Will bo sold for L-aiU or in exchange for cjal, wood or groceries. Also a good single harnees with or ffitbuul the wagon. dlt.
ECONOMICAL, RELIABLE, THE BUST. DOOLKY'S BAKING POWDER is superior to all others in market. Free from any injurious substances, anc\ EO nicely compounded that the contents of each box in Eures light, sweet, healthy biscuits, rollsi pastry, &a., with uniform success. Only two teaspoonsfuls to a quart of flour is necessary, while those of ordinary manu facturo require from one-third to a half more. Ask your Grocer for DOOLKY'S BAKING POWDEB, and take no other. 28,deodlw
SILK, Cotton and Linen Twist, Oil Needle &c., at Singer office. I7dlw
NOTICE.—Persons knowing themselves indebted to the firm of E. R. Wright & Co, are requested to call at tbo old stand and sottle up. 21dtf
MB. S. R. FBKEMAN Dear Sir: procured of you a few weeks since a pair of your Lazirus & Morris' Perfect Spectacles, which I bave used ever since with more satisfaction than any I have ever used before. E. V. BALL.
Terrq Haute, Sept, 23, 1869.
HOUSE FOB RENT.—Tho small frame hous_e adjoining Kissner's Palace of Music, will be rented only for shop or officce pur pose. Enquire at the Music store.
S*pt27-d2t.
FOB RENT—Pianos and Melodeons several six and seven octavo pianos, also a number of portable and piano case Me lodeons are now in store to rent upon tbe most libera! terms. In all instances where a porson rents an instrument for six months, and at the expiration of-tbat time purchases a new instrument the amount of rent paid for six months, will apply on the purchase of the new instru ment bought. To get choice of instru ments call early at Kissner's Palace of Music. Sept27 d2t.
THE NEXT meeting of the Terre Haute Sunday School Union will beheld on Tuesday evening, the 28th nst., at 7 o'clock, at the Fii st Presbyterian Church, North Seventh street.
The following is the programme for the evening: Is it consistent for a Sunday School Teacher to play card9, dance, or ride for pleasure on the Sabbath?"—C. C. Oakey.
Tho duty of a more generous support of tbe Sunday School on the part of tho cburcb."—Rev. B. W. Smith.
Teachers are requested to prepare and hand to their Superintendents, by Mon day briof, anonymous answers of one or two sontonce to tbo following question:
What is the great want of the bunday School The subject of a Sunday School Teachers' Institute will be discussed. A full attendance of the friends of Sunday Schools is earnestly requested. 8e25 d3t W. W. BYEBS, Sec'y.
ANTON KBAFT is just in receipt of a choice lot of Lard, Mess Pork and Side meat. For something nice, clean and sweet in this line, call at his grocery store, near the corner of Main and Third street. 25d4t
IMPORTANT TO VISITOBS TO THE INDIANA STATE FAIR.—Parties visiting Indianapolis should not fail to call at tbe Mammoth Fur store known as tbe New York Fur Manufactors, D.Lelewer & Bro. Proprietors, 56 South Meridian street. The greatest variety of ladies, gents and childrens furs, fur trimmings of all kinds, &c.,&e., can be found there. Extra inducements will be offered in fine furs, as genuine Sable, Ermine, Mink Astrachan goods and at lowest manufacturers pi ices. This is the only establishment of this State dealing exclusively in furs, and manufacture their own stock. Furs repaired and altered into tbe latest fashions. Good workmanship guaranteed. Charges always reasonable.
Sept23-d4t.
THE BIVALVES of O'Neil & Co's. pack, ing are said to be the best in market, any way tbey are warranted to.be No. 1. Try them. For sale by Chas Wing & Co. dtf
WHIT* PIPPKB, Pure English Hastard, Cochi Ginger, Penany Gloves and Nut megs, choice Spices of all kinds at Jos jph Strong's. dtf.
BOOED & Bos have on hand a fine lot dress flannels. Gall and see them. Septl2-dtf.
OAT MXAX, Cracked Wheat and Pearl Barley, at Joseph Strong's, No 190, Main St. ..*•»***«§ 10 dtf.
CHICCK WINXB and Liquors at Joseph Strong's, No. 190, Main St. dtf.
OYSTIRSI OYSTSBS!!—By this date I am prepared to serve up tbe Best Brands of Oysters in all styles, as cheap as any other house in tbe city also I sell by Cans.
Private entrance te the Restaurant on Fourth street. G. A. IMBKRY, Corner Fourth and Ohio streets. 15,dlm
A LARGE stock of Sugars, Coffees and Teas sold cheap. JOSEPH STRONG, 190
Main St.
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FINK ENGLISH MACKEREL Strosg's.
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FBESH OYSTERS.—For A No 1 Oysters call on Tho«. J. Langford, in Beach's new Block, corner of Main and Sixth streets, who is now in daily receipt of Fresh Oysters, which he is prepared to furnish the trade or at retail in any -.i3 dtf
ATLANTIC RESTAURANT, 156 MAIN STREET.—Fresh Oysters,Prairie Chickens etc., etc, served up in latest style to suit customers. Jos. KERN, Proprietor. dtf
BARGAINS 1 Bargains 11 Bargains I at the clearance sale of Boots and Shoes 64 Main Street. dtf.
MEN and BOY'S shoes at reduced prices at D. Reibold's, 64 Main Street. dtf.
DON'T FAIL to see thoso beautiful Walking Coats at Erlanger's. 23dtf
CALL and see those beautiful French and Scotch Ginghams at Cornelius & Haggerty's. 12-d4t.
PEELED DRIED PEACHES at C. I. Ripley's. 6dtf
A FULL LINK of Ladies, Misses and Children's Hose at such prices as will sell them fast, at C. WITTIG & Co.'s, 2ldtf 170 Main street, Deming Block
FOR the Largest and best assortment of cloths, cassimeres and veatings in the city, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets. m26-dtf.
FOR ready made clothing less than cost, go to Grover & Miller's, corner 6th and Main streets.
IF you wnnt a suit of clothing made to order of new goods and cut in the lates style call at Fred Shlewing's, 198 Main betwoen 6 th and 7th streets.
Sept9 dim.
G. El. WHIDDEN & Co., are receiving choice Peaches every day, and selling cheap.
FRED SCHLEWING has jyst returned from the East and now offers for tbe Fall season of 1869, the largest and best assorted stock of Scotts, Cheviats, Melton Beaver, Caesimere, Cloth, Vesting, and Gentlemen'3 Furnishing Goods. I solicit a call, and examination of stock and prices. Your orders shall have prompt and careful attention. Low prices, exact fits and first quality goods is my motto.
Sept9 dim.
SEWING MACHINES to sell or rent, at Riddle's. dtf
MOHAIR SWITCHES cheap, at Riddle's. dtf.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS at cost, A\ Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming b[ock. 16,dtf
IF YOU WANT a suit of clothing made in the very best style, and as cheap as can be bought anywhere, where women and apprentices are not employed, go to Grover & Miller's, corner GIB and Main streets. m26-dlf.
HOSIERY at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf
THE LARGEST and belt assortment of Gold Pens in Terre Haute is at Bartlett & Grundy's, 101 Main street. If you want a real good Pen, go there to get it tbey are all warranted No. 1. 3dtf
SELLING Boots and Shoes "very cheap at Greiner & Forrest's. dtf
COTTON and Silk Parasols at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main stroet, Darning Block. 16,dtf
BUY your Jewelry of Riddle.
LACE COLLARS, Ridle's.
and hankercbiefs at If
BKAUTIFUL colors in Crape Meretz Bereges and Lamartines, just recsived at Cornelius «& Haggerty's. 4dlw
CASSIMERES.—ivuii line, at very lowest prices, at Cornelius & Haggerty's [6,d4t
MEN'S CLOTH GAITERS at $1.50 a pair at Greiner & Forrest's, Corner of Third and Ohio streets. dtf
LAWNS at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf
LADIES' GLOVES at cost, at C. Wittig & Co'«, 170 Main street, Deming Block. 16,dtf
GENUINE Imported Port. California Claret. Pure Sherry. Old Kentucky White Wheat Whisky. Choice Liquors always on hand.
JOSEPH STKONG, Grocer,
j-25-tf. 19° Main street.
FRUIT TREES, FRUIT TREES.—We offer for the Fail trade a very fine lot of well grown Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach Ornamental and Shade Trees. Call and see us or send for our new price list.
Sept21-dwlm. HKINL BROS.
ANOTHER LOT of nioe Lacee, Embroideries and Alexander Kid Gloves, which will be sold cheap, at Weisz's Skirt Factory, 159 Main street., 4,dtf
New attachments for the Sinter Machine at 83 Main street. lT&lw
SINGES MACKIHK the best. I7dlw
A HICK line of gentlemen'p, underwear at No. 79 Main street, 20-dlw
BUTTKRICK'S patterns for children's clothing kept constantly on hand at Bannister's No. 79 Main street. 20-dlw
EMBBCIDIBY done on tbe Singer Ma* chine, at the office, 83 Main street
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You CAN SATE money by buying your Uocts and Shoes atReibold'e. 18,dtf
THE only full assortment of Fall Boots and Shoes is to be found at Reibold's, 64 Main street. 18,dtf
Go SEE those new Boots and Shoes at Reibold's, 64 Main street. 18,dtf
BOOTS AND SHOES cheaper than the cheapest, at Reibold's. 18,dlf
UOORD & SON are now almost daily in recoipt of new Fall goods, are soiling rapid and cheap. .septl2-dtf.
UOORD & SON aro efllling all staple articles at bottom prjeea. Septl2-dtf.
GRAPE-VINES! GRAPES.!!—We bave an immense stock of strong healthy vines of the very best sorts, also a large slock of Currants, Gooseberries and other small
fruits.
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You can find Preserved Lemon Peel at C. 1. Ripley's. [25,dtf
THE "Phoenix" Hose, worth $3 per dozen, are sold at 15 cents a pair, at 21,dtf 0. WITTIG & Co's.
HEINL BBO'S.
.THE BEST PLACE in tbe city for Skirts and Corsets is at Weiez's Factory, 159 Main street, between Fifth and Sixth streets. 4,dtf
O'NXIL & Co'a celebrated oysters for sale, wholesalo and retail, at CharleB Wing & Co's. dtf
FOR the handsomest Necklie3 in the city, go to Erlanger's. 23dlf
"TAPESTRY, Brussels. Ingrain and 3-ply Carpets, in great variety, at W. S. Ryce & Co's. 23dtf
TNE best pair of White Hose at 15 cts AT C. WITTIG & Co.'s, 2l,dtf 170 Main street Deming Block.
FGR a good cassimero langer's.
suit go to JEr dlt
FOR the best fitting shirt in tbe city, go to Erlanger's. He bas them for men and boys, ready-rnado and mado to order. dlt
GENTLEMEN'S SEAL RINGS, Ladies Gold Bracelets, and Gold Guard Cbainfa new stock, at 161 Main street. sep2l-dtf. S- R- FREEMAN.
OPENING of real Paris and New York bonnets and hats,'Monday and Tuesday) September 27th and 28th, atS.L Straus' 151 Main street. dwtf
FALL GOODS FOR MEN'S WKAR.—Just received, an elegant stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings, together with an elegant line of gents furnishing goods of the lateststyles. If you want a good suit of clothing madejn the latest style, leave your orders with Grover & Millor, corner of Main and Sixth streets. dtf
REAL THREAD, Guipure and Brussel laces in all widths, velvet and trimming ribbons, velvets, satinB in all shades at lowest prices at S. L. Straus', 151 Main street. dwlf
GRAND OPENING, of the New .York Dry Goods Store 73 Main stroet, THIS MORNING 11 We invito the kind patronage of the citizans of Terre Haute and vicinity. Respectfully,
WITTENBERG, RUSCHAUPT & Co.
GOLDEN spike neck tie just received at Bannister's. 20-dlw
CALL at 83 Main street and see the different styles of SiDger Machines. dlw
ALL kinds of stitching done Singer office, 83 Main street.
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C. WITTIG & Co, at 170 Main street, Deming Block, have a big tablo full of Bargains ia Goods that must be sold. 21,d tf
LOCAL HOTICCS
9» riwoir KBtt l«a ti Tan from (ba fte*, Mat rreci]* SotMjk.' Pxaax. Sold bj all Droggiita.
for' Black^Worpu aad fiaplea om ths race, u* FIUI'I figgiiapKa XXJF-.FSM** Bautx, prepared Ulr Up ifc tmmm, Ut Bone street,
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HAGEB & MCKEEN, (Dowling Hall), now represent the "National Insurance Company, of Boston, Massachusetts," and are prepared to issue policies on all good risks, as low as any other first class Company. The Spectator, a reliable insurance magazine, speaks as follows of the "National:"
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Tbe National, of Boston, is one of the oldest and best companies in existence.— Its transactions for the last forty years present an unbroken and honored reioord of,integrity and usefulness. With a cash capital of $300,000, the company possesBed on January 1, first class available assets to the amount of $784,433, of which nearly $600,000 consisted of cash, Gov-1 ernment bonds, and choice stocks, many of these being the stocks of leading national banks in B«3ton. The company eoparated at tbe same time mere than one hundred thousand dollars of net surplus, over and above capital, re-insurance, and all other liability. 18dlm
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YALE tie, University and lost something new and nice at Bannister'*. 20-dlw at the
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BOT YOUR wife a gold watch of Biddle. tf
Do TOU WANT BARGAINS GO to Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main fftreet, Doming Block, and look at tbo big table full of cheap Goods. 21,dtf
No HUMBUG 1 Some Goods mast be sold, and we sell them 25 per cent, below C03t. Look at our Bargain Table.
C. WITTIO & Co.,
2l,1tf 170 Main street, Deming Block,
LIGHT PRINTS at cost, at C. Wittig & Co.'s, 170 Main 9tr6et, Doming Block. 16,dtf
SMOKING TOBACCO.—The finest Yirginia Gold Flake and Honey Bee smoking tobacco at Katzenbach's. 14 tf.
FINK Havana and Yara Cigars, lOcts, at Katzenbach's. 14 dtf.
FOR CHEWING.—The finest brands of Fine Cut and Plug tobacco atN. Katzen bach s. 14 dtf.
FOR FIVE CENTS.at N. Katzanbach's, 14-dlf.
-Clear Cujia Cigar Main Etreet.
CATARRH is killing thousands ot oar best people, and yet the balance, although suffering from this horrid complaint, do not seem to think that unless they attend to this trouble in time, it will eventually end in Consumption. Such, however, is the case, and we hope all will avail themselves of the best remedy of tbe age— "Header's German Snuff"—an article kept by all of oar druggists, and only costing 35 cents. IBA GROVER, JR., apl4-dlw Special Agent
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SALE—Cdttage House and Lot, No. 107 North Fourth fitreet, contain* Pish rooms. A,.ply to W. B. HKoDBlOH, over First National Bank, or on the premfiei 28dlw
TT'QK SALtfi--A pair of Draught
Horses, 7 cars old, with wagon arii aarn6EB.conipi.te. Will soil low, or trade far good taper. C. FAIRBANKS, 2iidlw Terre Haute Hon«e.
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DB and Lot on atreetr between 8t*th atrf Seveblh. tnquire of S. R. WHI&flT 4 OO. aug26dtf ______
CK)R SALE—A nice property on
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Booth Sixth street brlok house, lOioami, nicely grainefl and papited, near two acre* of ground set with ornamental trees a°hd all kinds of bearing fruit trees, grapes and small berriee. It ia a desirable property and will be eold lo# on terms to suit. If not sold soon will be for rent t» a good carefut tenant. Enquire of 12atf A. 0. FURBOW.
FOR REWTi t«jg:
•pOK RBKT.—Tw'p-f lioghouse, betwee-i *ffih and7lfi, on Che«t nnt streets. For particulars enquire at the residence Mis. Sarah King—itsidenoeonOlagbtu) street, between 0th and 7tb. 2aatt
FDowling
DR REN{P,-^Bo«oma No, 2 Hall. Tbe rooms are well adapted for the Flonr and Peed, Orain or any heaTj biBsi ness. Possession given Immediately. For par. tlcolars inquire of Kipporoa & Co., at the Hail. orT. O. Suntiu, Xerreifiki^e Ho*se, sugiidtf BIPPKTOX
AMUSEMENTS.
JJLIND TO$,CQ$PpKJ$Jhh
DOWLING HALL,
Thursday, Fridny "and' Saftiirflay, Sept. 30th, and Oct. 1st and 2nd.
FIRST APPPKARANCEIN TBRRB HA UTB,
(For Three Nights Only)
OF
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The great I64«bipflhtAi$l»*-'
Musical Mystery
THE NINETEEN|_^t C^fXURX!!
This wonderful Negro boy pianist, who is »ttracUng so much attention throughout the country, war born In Georgia. Blind from hU birib, and without a ray of ordinary Intelligence, yet he plays tbe most difficult operati»pi*oe«t n^t only brilliantly and itt»attrAil?,Mt'»Hh all the taste, expression, and feeling of them st distinguished artist. When'his mind b9«ame clonded, and the veil of darkness was urawn oter his eyes, as if to make smends for the infliction upon the poor Negro boy, a flo of light was poured iota his b'ain, and his mind beoamean opera of beanty, written by the hand of God, in -y liable* of mnsio, for the delight oT the world. He is pNB)nted to tho public as surpassing everything heretofore known-as a mvfical phenomenon.
Admission 50c Reaera&Seatt 15c. Doors QfiaiL at 7 «oloek -*u ^W!Ptti6u6®***t'K teats may tie socurcd ia advancn, fo^ either night of theisferiep,/at :ABch AridreW^' "Bookst re. Grand Family Matinee!
Saturday afieraooa at 2% o'clock Children's Tickets 25 Cents. sep24k7t
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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FOK THB ROUND TRIP
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TERRE HAUTE
St. LOXJIS,
The Great Fiar Week!
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Monday, October ,4th to 9tb,
For* Half Fare I
Ticfects Good on all Regnlcr Trains.
This will be the greatest Fair tv«f be(d1a ttie United States.
FEVER POWDERS
SSectnalir core a'l cases within, twenty-fonr h.nrs. Office, No. 77 liberty Street, New York. oct28dSm
W WILDT/ LEWIS THOMAS. WLTUAM POT Hi W1LDY, THOMAS & C0H^|
Carriage Manufacturers, Corner 2d and Wainnt streeta, Tern Haate, lad., Repairing done Promptly and at Low Batea. •e2dtf
^-Itaftraal Notice of Change in Basiness.
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VERYiLATEST STYLES.
SILKS
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EMPRESS CLOTH,
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SATIN DE CHINE STRIPES,
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CALICOS, PLANNBilS,
SBEETI1I6S AMD SHIRTINGS,
iraOSIKRY,
XA0IES riTDEBWEAB,
COLLARS. CUFFS, mu (N#w Styles.)
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Of every hind.
I E E A N a keep our stook as It is, the most I *. 4 complete in the Btate.
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Tuell, Ripley & Doming'
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Main St., corner 5tlif
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liADIES,
If yon require a reliable, remedy, use tbe best I M. HABTKT'H FEMALE PILLS hare no eqnal. They are safe and snre In ordinary cases, nana, oaa DOLUS pta aoz.
Dr. Harvey's Golden Pills, font degrees stronger they are Intended for spe del easas—raioa riva DOLLABS FIB »OX. Private circnlars sent free. Bncioso stamp. yon cannot proooie tbe Plils, 4nclese them o? aod addrasa BRYAN A CO., Cedar Street, I fork, and on receipt Iks? will be sent well see., ed b» return mall. Pe19-deod wly
TALLOW, ETC.
ESTABLISHED, 18Q7
TALLOW, I LARD, GREASE.
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Over 830.000S Will be awarded (n preiriinn. sej 28
FEVER AND ACUE.
JQAUSIGER'S VEGETABLE
IGHEST market pi ice paid. Mo chargestat commission or draysge. bfalpplng Bteacll farn'shed. QaoMtione glren nfon appllcatioa. Addioes
PHOCTOB & GAMBLE,
g20-d2ta-w3mwn CINCIMNATI
T)HlLMOPHT OF HAKBIAOE.—A If Maw Ou-jasa ut Laoroaas, as delivered at tle Sew Fork Masena of Ana tony, embracing tbe ant^ects: How to Live and What to Live for Tooth, Hatsrity aad Old Age Manhood Generl nyBevtMred. The Cause of Indigestion Flatolaaeaad Hervoas Diseases aotoonted for liaria«e Pbiloeopblcally Oonsidered, Ao. Pocket oiames containing theae Lectnrvs will be forwarded on receipt of foar stamps, by aditreesiD*: Bao'r Haw Toaa Moeaua ovAaararr, 919 Bread* w», Hew York. asrlMif
ATTENTION
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RAIL EOAD
COHTBA0T0B8.
We mannbctore STKEL BOTTOM S0RAPBR8 ths most approve! patterns. They tie large, bot light, are easily Oiled, aad rnn.on tbe smooth steel bottom with the least dr.Jt. We are are pared to till orders for any nnsaber wanted. Win. J. BALL St OO.,
Xagle Iron Works,
.... Oar. 1st aad Walnnt sts., Terre Hanta, Ind. je!6- dim
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DRY OOODS BRANCH
Of our business will be removed about the MIDDLlfoF a* eN OCTOBER, to
Mairir Cor.' of "Otlr St. And open with a FULL STOCK of FRESH GOODS, as a RETAIL DRY GOODS, •TMMMING.and„^FANCY NOTION BAZAAR. [Tbe CARPET DEPARTMENT, including WALL PAPERS and all tbe HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, will remain at bur present location, and do business under the style ot
SJ RYCE'S CARPET HALL~
As an EXCLUSIVE CARPET and HOUSE FURNISHING DEPOT for every articlepertaining to FITTING and FURNISHING A HOUSE THROUGHOUT,
In order to JREDUCE THE STOCK, before the change, we wijll sell goods very cheap.
W. S. RYCE CO.
MUSICAL.
PALACE of MUSIC.
I I A N O S
STEOK'S, I KNABE'S,
CHICKERtilOikj
The Celebrated Patent Cycloids
and ether well-known and reliable Makers.
CAKHABT Ac NKKDHAH'N Parlor and Church Organs and MeUtdeons,.. SHEET MUSIC, '"I
INSTRUCTION BOOKS, Anderery variety of
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Snail Musical Instruments,
—AND—
Musical Mercbandise.
PIANOS FOR RENT. Also, old Instnraments taken In exchange or part poyoa new ones.
Pianos, Melodeons,
and all kinds of smaller Uqslcal I astro, ments lepaired by COMPETENT WORKMEN.
Bend Orders to KI8SNEIi'«i"
PALAOE OF MUSIC,
No. 48i Ohio Wlre«i.' (Opposlta'the Old Court Hoase,)
TKRHK-HAi rTM. I
DOORS
AND
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JUST KECEXVM).
300 TOLEDO 1I00R8,
Assorted slses.
10,000 LIGHTS TOLEDO 8ASH
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Assorted siz«s
Which we are Belling at greatly rtduped,
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prices, at
No. 121 Main 1 aidS Fifth'8W.,
CORY & DiSFREES,
Wholesale and Be tall Dealers in
HARDWIRE,
JOHN BABNIKLB.
MeroluiitTallo^, MADf BTBXBT,
Over Saxton Waimalejfa Dry Qoodt uton Wonld respeoteolly call tbe attention of the citizens of Terre Haate, aad the pabHo la general, that he bae rented rooms above Baxton Waims ley'* Dry Goods store, for the pnrpoae ef earrylag
aftercfaanti Tailoring.
He keeps always on hand a TASHIONAM.V SELBOTION Or OA8HIMEBU, VESTIHOB, ULOTQ8, Ao., and is ready te make it op in
The Latest Style and on Short Notict,
and on v»ry Seasonable Tenaa. Having no high rents to pay, he promises to make up to oider, whetfcer the goods be famished by him or not.— Everything in his line cheaper than aa where
Ootting dene and warranted to at. A liberal ratronage solicited. ang89dtf.