Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 October 1869 — Page 2

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DAILY express KUK.H. haitte,

t&ars<U'

M«ro»ns October ttb, I8B0.

TUB Missouri

Democrat

The

Boston

Miss

i'HT ever mad&!

O Mil ICO

thinks that no

gashing genius can be successful in newspaper life the best journalists being "machine editors."

tost

avers ibat at a Cabi

net meeting in Washington, last week, several of the members had to be introduced to the President it was so long lince be bad seen them he had forgotten tbeir names.

?!ms Philadelphia Star

"Dr.

Maby

reparfs that

Walker's pants aro getting

threadbare." Tiio Boston

News

Oahto

President

pro-

nouncos the fltalcmeut "a bare-faccd lie. And tba Cincinnati

Times

Wobje

The

thinks these

comments upon tho lady's epparei must be very embarrassing to her.

was began a few days ago, and

is to bo vigorously prosecuted, on tho ship canal from the Mis.issippi across to the wators of the Gulf near Kew Orleans There is every reason to believe that the nanal will greatly facilitate navigation, fini leseen the obstacles which now retard the growth of direct commerce botween tbo Mississippi valley and foreign countries. With a proper canal, river steamers can Aake their way directly to the guifj «tid eith»r at Ship Island or Mobile can meet vessels fitted for foreign trade, thus avoiding entirely the delays and rbks and expenses of the lower river passage.

Iowa Press AsBociatioD, at its lato

maqting at Keokuk, expressed a wish to tnke ft trip over the Pacific railroad immediately after election,and through their President, Gen. Hkndbiok, opened a correspondence with Col. C. G.

Hammond,

the Superintendent oftlie road. He coolly replied, giving the passenger rates Wholesale and retail, but declining to dead-head the members of the Association on their proposed excursion. This action of Superintendent

Hammond,

Murphy

isiho name of a young

woman, residing somewhere in the Bay State, we believe, who has reoently cleareFtTfiel 7J inches at a Single jump.— Tbis fact is commended to Miss

NT by the St. Louis

appears

to be tranquil

prosperous at last, according to a speech delivered President Juabkz on the anniversary, of Mexican independence, which occurred on the 16th ult. The same batch of news that contains the sose-colored address of the Mexican Chief Magistrate alio informs the world that General

has not yet been tried

that Lieutenant-Colonel

Pedro ABABhaB

been sentenced to be shot for connection with a conspiracy that the American Consulate, in the City of Mexico, has beea robbed of ribonay and valuables that the conscription is most unpopular, protest against it appearing in all parts of the Republic, and that several Mexiean journals are discuisiog the question of %anfiexation to the United Stales. This is

Juarez's

idea of peace, law

and order. If he is content, we suppose his neighbors will be but beforo he makes aoy more anniversary speeches he should read the news items in the Mexican papers, just for consistency's sake.

a late

Washington special we

learn that the Postmaster General has roceived a communication from Senator

Rahssy,

now in Europe, in which he

gives an account of his interviews with officers of postal departments in ia relation to changes in our postal treaty with Franoe. Senator Ramsey finds the French officials very difficult to move,but though he has not an assurance of art agreement upon the -basis of tbe propositlon from our Government he does hopo to succeed in perfecting some materal changes in our present arrangement f. the delivery of mails between the two natipni. The Fronch officers demand four rants inland postage in France, while they aro only willing tc allow us two cents for delivering their mails in this country, notwithstanding tbe extent of tertitory is fourteen times afi large as theirs. They seek to make us contribute in this way to the payment of thoir enormous'subsidies to vessels for semimonthly ocean eervicc, for which tho government of France pays $35,000 per round trip. The rate of postage by the existing treaty is three cents, each government paying its own transportation. This treaty ends with the present year. Some' complaint has been made because this matter has been placed in the hands of Sanator

Ramskt,

'Tis coming now, the glorious time Foretold by teres and sung in story— For which, when thinking wis a crime,

marks a coiemporary, carries the war against dead-beads, noi exactly into Afri ca, but into Iowa, and will probably have tho effect to terminate the proposed ex ctrrsTOirat this end of the route. A list of dead-heads over the Pacific railroad since its completion would be interesting statistics.

Antho-

Democrat

as a new

and most powerful argumont. The-Dem-ocrat sees no sense in denying the ballot to woman who can jump 11 feet 7$ inches, when plenty of male cripples who cannot jump at all vote early and often May be this is not good logic. But it is quite as good as some other "reasoning"' on (hat aubjeot. For example, says

Franco)

as special agent of the

Post Office Department, when, as ia argued, should be submitted to our minister to France for management. To this objection the Post Office Department answers that the service ia a special one, belonging exclusively to the Postmaster General, and has been so regarded for Over twenty years. Mr. Hobbt about that time performed similar service for this country as special agent, and that it is to treated by other governments is instanced in the case of Mr.

Trollops,

who

was sent here by the British government on alike duty about two years ago.

CommibsiokKB Capboh, of the Depart.. IXhfn give three*"eere^d" ment of Agriculture, receives frequent ac-

Bonis eapt to he*ven fiom scaffolds gory

Towak-nattb namoo "brother And time comes wh*n brain-scorpion words We shall noi rpeak to sting each other— 'Tis coming! yes, 'tis coming!

Out of the light, ye priests, nor fling Your dark, cold sh-tdows on us longer Aside I thou wor d-wide curse, called king

bjp

counts from the different States of the sue-1 fenown his errand, and ttaequeen cmsnntcess of the new cereals introduced by the ed to give up the champion belt (subjact to the rules of the English pnz« rine),

Department-from Europe, and distributed for experimeatal purposes among the leading agriculturists of the country.— The President of the State Agricultural College oi Michigan reports the result of their experiments with eight new varities of oats, five of which were introduced 'and distributed by the Commissioner. The particulars of the mode of culture, weight and measure of ihe product, and ratio of straw to grain are given with great precision, but too much in detail for a newspaper article.

The Excelsior, Somerset, White, Schonen( Black Swedish, and Surprise averaged over 64 bushels per acre, the Somerset yielding a tri fie over 64 bushels, and the

Whito Schonen 62i, weighing 37J pounds The average product ol the five varieties introduced by the department is 64A bushels per acre, weight 37 pound per bushels. Of the throe varieties introduced by private enterprise, (the Norway, Prince Edward's Island, and Brooks,) the average yield was 55J bushels weight 31 pounds. When it is considered that the aggrogate oat crop of the United States excceds 175,000,000 bushols, and that the product of the old varieties has ranged from onlv 25 to 35 bushels per acre, the importance of this introduction of more productive sorts is obvioas. Few crops require more frequent changes of seed than the oat, which soon deteriorates. It is tho intention of tho Department to im port and distribute extensively, this win tsr, these varieues that have proved the moat productive and valuable the past year.

THE PEOPLES ADVENT. BT OEBALD KASSEY.

ria coming up the steep of time, ,. And this old world is growing brighter 1 Wc may not aee its dawn eubiluie,

Yet high hop*s ko tho heart throb lighter. Wo mi) be al aping in the ground IV'ben It »w kes the world In onder But we have felt It gathering round,

And heard 1 voice iu living thunder— 'Tie cumliig! yes, 'tis coming

The peo le's step is quicker, stronger. There's a Divinity wltnin That makes great when e'er they will it. God works with all ho dare to in,

And tlie time cometh to rev »1 it— Tis jomlog! yes, 'tis coming!

Freedom the tyrants kill thy braves— Yet In oar memories live the sleepers And, tough doomed millions feed me graves

Dag by Death's fl-rce, ed handed reapers, The wo'Id thill ot forever bow ro thinns which mock God's own endeivor 'Tis nearer than th- wot of now,

Lucy

Stone, beoause a woman begets soldierB, she should have the same privileges as a sdl^ierj or because some lazy husbands are supported by smart wives, all wives should tote. These logical jumps are every bit nsstartling as any Mies

Mttr-

When flower-s shal wreathe the wrd forever 'Tisccming! yes, 'tis coming I

Fraternity I Love's other name! Dear, heaven-connei ting link of being! Then shall we grasp thy goldon dream,

As S"Ulat full-statnred, grow far-seeinj Then eh-1 unfold onr better part, And in onr life-cap yield mure honey Light up with joy the poor man's heart

And Lov.'s own world with smiles more sunny. 'Tis coming! yes, 'tis coming

Ay, It must come I Tbe tyrant's throne Is crumbling, with onr hot tears lusted The sword earth's mighty have leant on

Is cankered, with our heart's blood crusted. Boom for the men of mind make way I Ye robber rulers, pause no l&nger, Ye cannot stay the opening

ana

Tbe wo'Id rolls on, the light grows stronger— The people's advent's coming

MTTR0LG0Y BE-WRITTBPf. The Story of Hercules. BT THE "FAT COUTBIBUTOB'

From the Cincinnati Times.] Hercules was the son of Jupiter and Alemena, and the strongest man of his time. Tbe Germane call him Herr Cu'es and claim him for a Dutchman. Aleme na, his mother, being a daughter Earth, Juno (Mrs. Jupiter) was natural ly bostllo to ber offspring. She declared against Hercules from his birth. She two serpents to destroy him as be lay io his cradle, but

delirium, tremens

not be

ing known in thore days Hercules stood in no fear of "snakes," so instead of do sing himself with whisky and valerian to drive them away, he just strangled them That wa$ his style Their stuffed hides may be found in any well represented museum to this day. He was, however, by the art of Juno, rendered subjfet Eurystbeui', proprietor of a Combined Circus and Menagerie, and compelled to perform all hi* commands Eurystbeus enjoined upon him a succession of desperate adventure, which are called the twelvo "Labors of Hercules." The first was a fight with the Norman lion. In handling wild animals, Herr Culea could beat Herr Dresbacb. He itrangled the Hon with own hands, nono of the oth

"hands'' about the show being able to do it'

returned carrying the dead

lion on his shoulders, but Eurystbeus was

frightened at the sight of it, and at this proof of the prodigious strength of Hercules, that ho ordered him to tend ac counts hi* exploits by telegraph in fu ture. ~f

His next labor was carving tbe Hydra a motieUir that ravaged the country of Argo, and dwelt in a swamp near the well of Amymone. Tbe Hydra used to go to the well for water to put with his gin, (ho lived on

Hydra-gin,)

His next step in the labor movement was the cloaniog of the Augean stables. Augeas, King of Elis, had a herd of three thousand oxen, whose stalls had not been cleaned for thirty years. The smell was so bad that Delhi, Miami and Storrs townships held indignation meetings and threatened to tear the stable down. Hercules brought Deercreek through them and cleaned them-thoroughly in one day, though the hydrant water tasted a little queerish for a week or more.

His next labor was of a more delicate nature. Admeta, the daughter of Eurystheus, (who rode a very gojd one-horse act) longed to obtain the girdle of Hippolyta, queen of the Amsz ins, to wear in the circus. She thought it would lay over any champion belt in the country. Eurysiheus ordered Hercules to go and get it. The Amazons were a nation of women, very warlike, addicted to breeches and the ballot. It was* their custom to bring up only the female children, the boys being either put to death or forced to work.on newspapers, which kilted them off in a little white anyhow. After various adventures he reached tbe country of the Amazons, on the Amazon nver. Hip-

jjjp for Hippolyta. Hercules made

but Juno, assuming the attire of Mrs. Dr. Walker, went and persuaded the other advocates of women's rights that the strangers were carrying off their queen.

They

instantly armed and came down to the five o'clock mail boat, on which the men bad embarked, in great numbers. Hercules and Hippolyta were taking a parting drink in the Captain's room. Seeing tbe crowd of Amazons on the landing, and hearing tbe tumult, Herca lee thought Hippolyta had acted^treacherously, so be slew her, and taking her girdle, sailed homeward, the boat leaving precisely on time.

Then Eurystbeus sent him to bring the oxen of Geryon, a monster with three bodies and very little soul. He lived in the Far "West, and when Hercules in searching him arrived at the frontiers of Lybia and Europe, be rent a mountain in twain and left half on each side, forming the Straits of Gibraltar. If I should

rent

a mountain I am afraid I should find myself in as great

Straits

They pass d, nor see th work they wrought. \ow the crown'd hopes of centuries blossom But the live light', ing their th ught

And dari deedsdoth pu.se earth's bosom— 'Tis coming I yei,'tiscoailngI

Creeds, ompires, systems rot with age, Bat ihe great people's ever youthful! And it shall w- ite the future'* page 'lo our humanity mora trnthfnl I The gnarllest heart tendei chords,

ac Hercules

did, unless rents were very low. These two mountains are called the Pillars of Heri-iles." "What became of the mat tress and tbe rest of his bedding I am unable to state. The oxen were guarded by tbe giant Eurytion and his two-head-ed dog but Hercules killed the giant, knocked the dog on his respective heads, and brought the oxen in safety to Eu rystheus. He took tbe first premium on them at the noxt county fair.- They were a good thing to have, for ifEurystheus got broke in going against the "bank," he could raise

& steak on

one of tbpm any

time. The most difficult labor o£ all was getting tbe golden apples of Hesperides, for Hercules did not know where to find them. They were a choice variety of applea_i«golden sweets," perhaps—which Juno had received at her wedding from the Goddeas of tbe Earth, and which the had intrusted to^the keeping of the daughters of Hesperis, ably assisted by a watchful dragoon. After vorioua adven tures Hercules arrived at Mount Atlas in Africa—(Geography and Atlas had been introduced into Africa even at that early day). Atlas was one of the Titons who got a

tight on

ored to "clean out" the gods. But these

tight-nns

find tbe apples and bring them to him. Atlas consented to go, if Hercules would bear up the heavens while he was gone, which he did, having borne up under almost everything under tbe heavens. Atlas found Hesperides on an isle of brightness and glory, floating in the western sky. Their home was on the settin' sun I He got tbe apples, pretending that he wanted to exhibit them at the Pomological fair, and brought them to Hercules.— Then he resumed his exercise with the health lift, and Hercules returned with the apples to Eurystheus, who exhibited them in one of his side-shows.

Another exploit of his was to vanquish the champion wrestler of his time, Aniteus, son of Terra, a giant and a terrible thrower. He was invincible as long as he remained "on earth," so Hercules held him up at arm's length with one hand and strangled him. A newspaper report of the affair was beaded "Death {in the Air." Death for Want of Air would have been more appropriate. Other exploits did Hercules accomplish, but the above were tbe most talked about at tbe time. After completing his twelve labors (laboring only eight hours each day),they gave Hercules a complimentary benefit, where he was assisted in giving exhibitions of strength, boxing, ,&cn by Dr Winsbip, Jem Mace, Mike McCoole and O' Baldwin.

Tbe death of Hercules was a very melancholy one. His wife, Dejanira, put a magic powder on his robe as a love spell, in order to make him constant to her, ias he hadn't beon constant to any thing else. The apothecary who prepared the powder made a mistake, however, and put cow-itch in it. Tbe effect was terrible, as may be supposed. When Mrs. Hercules found what she had done she went and hung berself. Hercules in despair hurled himself into the midst of a bonfire at a political meeting that was being held in his ward, and perished among the blazing tar-barrels. Jupiter said the boy should have a chanc4, so he enveloped him in a cloud and took him up in a fourhorse omnibus to dwell among the stars

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got the worst of tbe fight, and

Atlas was condemned to bear on his shoulders the weight of tbe heavens. Ju piter facetiously oalled the "health lift," and said it would do him good. Atlas was the father of Hesperides, and just the one

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and it was

there Hercules mot him clsndestinely.— Tbe Hydra had nine heads, of which the middle one was immortal. Hercules struck off ite heads with his olnb, but in tbe place of the one knocked off two new ones appeared, heads winning every toss At longth he burned away the heads with caustic, and buried the ninth or immortal one under a huge reek with Masonic hon0:1.

CONTINENTAL! Tbe Cheapest and Best Cook Stove In the Market. Something new. Everybody should see it before baying the old styles. Please call and see this Stove-

To be had only at Headquarters. R. L.BALL

^BCHITECT A BUILDJSB. J. A. VBYDAGU.

Haaa, Spedfleatioas, Sapetlnteadanee, aad OsC tail Drawings tarnished for every description

Buildings. Ornoa Booth east oorner

JIBING,

tlaln aad ftltt

Streets, onr Poaaelly's Drug --tore. ^r mflMll

SCOURING,

N O A I O

all its Branches,at

H. F. RBINER 8 DYI HOUSE,

Main Street, bet. 6th and 7th,

3spl7d2m

-1"'

OFFICE.

LAW

r. S B*al batata 4ge»cy IawH.HK&tDITH

Offie rswvl Ifalartma, Tun p.m iitdi»na. HOUSE AMD TWO SOTS on 8*ntb 3d street, Terra fiaote. Hoaaaconteiaa scvan rooas. Ob the premife* are well,cistern, wood bona*, coal house, stable, etc. Th» property will be said at btmia, or «xrtan»*d Car oUur cBy pro party.

A 6 lOMIiOIitsltaalkMBtb city. On the lot la aoo two-story fraaa hosaa of nine rooms asd eellir. ia axeeilrat repair also a well, eiateru and atabta. There ia on tbe lit a flrstdaaa orchard of app'ea, p«echta, peers, cherri-s, plana, tc., with grapes, strawberries, ra-pberriee •tod other small

tra

ta. The yaid ia well aee with

evergreens an Street trees. This property will be sold chcap. Good ITestern and will be taken

inA*DWtBABLE*LOT

on Wilson A venae, Terre

Heate. Tbe lot ia well fesced and baa oa it a good sew stable alee a choice selection of fratt treee larg- enoagh to bear. The lot ia especially deeireble for its location, and will be sold at fair price.

TAXK OT 160 ACBE8, prairie land aad five aerea or timber, ia Champaign county, Illinois, foir milee eaat of Tolona, the crosainc of the Illinois Central and O eat Western Railroads, end two miles aonib west of Pblio Station on the Greet Western road. On the farm ia a pood one •tory boose, well of water, oorn cribs and a bara that coatf2 800* There ia on tbe farm, also, en orebatd of flf'y apple tree*, (cboics f'Ult,) flftr budded peach trees, cherry treee, peara, crab apples and plums also an ebondanoe of emalley frnlta. Tba farm will be sold oa tbe most reason, ble terms.

AOBB

A TTENTION A CONTRA

FARLEY & ROACH

M1N0PACTUBBBS Of

SADDLE AND HARNESS

AMD DCALK48

BRUSHES, &o.,

No. 175 Ma'n Street, opposite O'BoyU's Leather Store, Terra iiante led.

Agents for TJncle Sam's Harness OU.

pOALl GOAL

•si

A 3 A OBI LOT on North 13th street, Terre Heat*, for sale cheep. HOtTSS AND LOT on North 3d street. This property ia convenlmtly situated and well 1m. proved. It oen be pnrchuel, or will beexohang. ed at the lowest figure*.

BOUSC AND LOT, on North 4th stieet. House contains sevoa rooms and sin good repair. On the premises are a good well, ciatern and oatbaHdlngs, and fruit tree* of diffe-entvarietiee and of tbe best quality. A bargUn can be bad in this property 10,000 A0BE8 ia IUInols, prairie, timber, improved aad nnlmproved lands for sale or ex ch»nae.

FOB IX3HANOE—A good business boase cantrail located In Terre Haute, tor a farm within ten milee of the city. A rare bargain will be

LOT within one mile of the Court

House, will be sold on very favorable turns if ap plication b» made soon. The lot ia finely situated andean be cut Into city lots to much ad van tage.

MILLINERY.

jyjILLINBKY.

Mrs. BUCK1SCIHA1II

Has removed to the corner of Foar th aod Ohio Streets, whereatieia now openings fall and com plete stock offlprlng style Bonnets, BibDens, Flow rs,

tc.

one day and endeav

HAIB GOODS—Constantly »n band I

holes assortment of Switches, Uoils Victoria Pufeaadall kinds cf Hair Work. Ladies, call nd see the assortment.

RAIL .ROAD

00NTBACT0R8.

We manufscture STKEL BOTTOM SOBAPIB8 from tha most approved patterns. They are large, but light, are easily filled, and run on the smooth steel bottom with the Uast dr ft. We are prepared to nil ordera for any number wanted. Wm. J. BALL A 00.,

X&gle Iron Works,

Oor. 1st and Walnut at*., Terre Haute, Ind. jelS- dSm

JOH& HAiMEY,

COMMISSION MERCHANT

And Wholesale andBetall Dealer

Grain. Warehouse, on north First St., at Canal Basin, Terre Haute, Indiana. M^Striot attention paid to receiving and for. warring goods. jelS-dwu

JULIUS MIESSEN,

AMBRIOAN ARB VABISIAH

CONFECTIONER AND BAKER,

Ho. 16 Worth Fourth St., Between Main and Cherry Streets,

TERRE HAUTK, IND.

Keeps constantly on hand afresh supple of Cakes, Candles, Ice Cream, Bread and Crackers. Ornamental Oakes, Pyramids, Ice Cream, Water lets, Oharlotte-roise, II Blancs Mange Boman Punch, Bisqulte Glace, Tromegede Pam, Fancy Io Or earn, Pastry, Tongue, Chicken Salad Ac., will bs made to order.

Private Parties furnished with Oysters, Heats, Ice Cream, Jellies, io., on short notice. maylBdt

MILITARY CLAIMS.

DAVID S. DANALDS01V,

otary aai Claim rlzed and licensed.Agent,

Military Attorney, Hoi Regularly Anthorl: Office—Farrington Blook,

N. E. Corner Public Square, Up Staibs, Fiasi Doea,

TERSE HAUTE, WU.

Pension Claims Prosecuted, Arrears of Pay Procured, BOUNTY MONEY COLLECTED,

*T Befer to tierohanti, Bankera ao Citisens generally, and to any one of the thousand whose olalms have been obtained by me. jaOdwtf D. 8. DANALDBOIT

jy26-wly

I!—KIVER

COAL

vV Screened on the widest soreen nsed In Vigo oounty, and now is your time to ge: winter sni pile)at the lowest rates. All orders prompt', filled. Thankful for past favors, I respeotfully ask a eontinuanoe of the same liberal patron age.

Orrioi—North Third street, between Main aoik Cheriy streets, where orders msy be left, or at the old Weigh Scales, or by addressing P. 0. Box £06. JOHN McFABLANE. se|24dtf

MANUFACTURERS.

pRAIKIE PLAN 1H

CITY WILLS.

(I-IJT A WILLIAAlif MANCrAOTumtma or

Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window and Door Frames, Moulding Brackets,

Stair Bailings, Ballnsters, Newell Posts, re.,:=— riarlng and Siding,

And all deecriptions of Finished Lumber Wholesale and Retail Dealers —IN JPI1VE LUMBER,

Lath and Shingles, Slate Hoofing, Cement Roofing,

Roofing Felt.

Custom Sawing, Planing and Wood Turning

DONE to OBOEB.

All Work Warranted! orner of Ninth and Mulberry

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0HEGARAY INSTITUTE. ENGLISH and FILE BTCJ.

For Yourg Ladiee Mimes, Boarding and Day Pnpils,1SSTA16S9aad

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ADVERTISEMENTS.

TIWIirDTl ef rrasusal Civil

JL aearmg, ^arvsyMc

piB

KaKUK,

N 0 W E N 1 01TB SIM WISTMMU

Dollar House,

—AT—

Chicago,

158 State St.,

BRANCH OFjj".

C. THOMPSON & CO., 7.V6 Federal ${., Boston. I

Oar QBIAT WKSTSRN BRANCH BOUSI has been established for the purpose of giTing onr Agents the advantage of tbe largely rodncea Jtxprats charges, and snat they may receive their go«U •. the ahortest poaaibie time.

KTPIUO who

have

b««n

AgeaU for Use Dollar Heasee of the vast, will Bad

to Uieir adTaat-

agetodealdireeNy wlUs

Our Chicago Branch!

The quality of onr Goods are fully eqnal, and onr terma to Agents are not excelled by any usroas'iLG boase ic oor lins of baiineea.

AGK.VT3 WAVTfcD in every town and villageln the Wri'frB 8utcB CKBT1F1CATB1 giving a :omplet« description of articles that will be sold

for

line Dollar each,

will be sold at th) rate oi Ten Oenta cach Ten for tl.iO 80, with commission, for I2.C0 30, with commNslon, for S3.00 60, and commiealoo, for f6,00 100, with commission, for 10,(W,

Any person sending for a club of Twenty, can haveaa commission one of the tollowingartulea 15 yards Sheeting, 100 Picture Pbotugiaph Album 11 quart*r Honey Comb (jnilt Ladles' Serge Button Boots, or yoor choice ot numerous other articles lorab ve Club namtd on ctrciiar.

For a Club of Thirty, one of the following articles 23 yarns sheeting 1 pair n. ney uotnb Qall three articles from Kxchange Lis Ao.

For I Halt tf Bill), on* pair Hanch«ster QuIts 18 yards Sheeting pair of Wool Blankets Wtbeieis' Katunal Pictorial Dictionary, with 1000 pagee aod t00 engratiog six articlea from Exchange List. £o

For I olnb Of one Hundred, 75 yards Sheeting 10 articles trom Exvhauge List, Ac.

B^Bend Hooey in all cases by Registered Letter or Foeteinc^i Honey Order.

•VSRND FOB 0IBCVLABS.,-«

WV* We take easnre in referring those who have never had ceaungs with ns. to Ihe largest Kxpi ess Company in the United States, the Am»iican Merchants' Union. Expiets Company, iH to 98 Wastlngton Sire t,Bosion, Mass., and through them to theii Agents througnont the country

H. €. THOMPSON & CO.,

158 State St.. Chicago, III.,

1B8

Federal Urssl, Boston, Mans.

Hissks.

Lock

Hivin,

LirrisooTT

Fatent|Qround,

all kinds of

Por the Delicate Skin of Laflles nl Chtltrei. "HOLD BTALL DBCMUTS.

Columbus Nursery. ESTABLISHED IMS.

Fruit

Trers,

Small FmiUs, Omnmental

Bhrubt, dtc.

Collars, Whips, Ourry Combs

Best kinds for the West. Large qaan-

tlt| fine as*or ment best quality prices reasonable) satisfaction gnarsnteed. Correspondence solicited, and prioes sent on applioatl n.

B. G. HANFOrtD,

'and sample mailed free.

Oamb Co., Fpringfitli,

fficai Vim* of Matriagr.

nrusrr.

Ste.

Penn.,will re-opes on

Pbiladelpbia.

Monday

September SOtk,

Trench le the language of tha family,and

stantlyspoksn tn tha Inatitate.

MADAMB D'HSBVILLT,

JySldeodto PrtncfpaL.

DRY

Ewi.

sal brmwiss*.

*1''fur-* For rcala aid A.

TaJf-

Talks tone, Lake County, la-

atttnc

Pa.

ABakewill,

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Oenti:—We have been using your make of Gang Saws In onr Ml'l, and Bnd them, in point of quality, superior to any we have ever used.— Yours, Ao. SHAW, BLAPOIIABD A CO.

Ltppeiicott &] Bake well's

Patent ^Temper,

1%':' •:..•••'

(STAMPHD)

0 qib:c l]a

saws.

Jamestown,

LuraiiooTr A Biiiwtu:—We have no trcnble with your 9awa they don't need to be lined up with paper we pnt them on the Mandrel and they go right along.

Temper perfectly uniform en1 quality uneQr-I pass:d. Baspectfnlly, CBAS. A. FOX.

LIPPMCOTT &

BAEEWiLL,

Mannracturersof Circnlar, Malay, Mill Oangand I Crosi-Cut ^aws. Chopping Axes, all shapes.— Colbutn's Patent Axe. Uhovels, Spades and Mile's Patent Covered Scoop.

OIL YOUR HARNESS

Frank Millar's prepared Harness Oil I Bladtlny, In new styie cani, neat and convenient.

Preserve Your Leather

ftKEFl TOUR FEBT DBY Frank Miner's leather Preservntive snd nnter proof 011 tracking, thirty years in market. Sold by retail and jobbing houses everywhere.

FRANK MILLEH

CO., 18 and 90 Oedar St., Mew Tork.

Aromatic Vegetable Soap. =yyikAi!i5i

coooa.

Ttnai

Uotumbns, Ohl-

Agents! Read This!

UK WILL PAT AGENTS A SALARY OK ISO per wotk an I ex pen es, or allow a large commission! to sell our new and wooderinl lnv ntions. Address

mbliahed—containing nearly

OAvni,

the

3Y**«,

Sout,

A,J.tullam,N.

VSB B. A. FAHNUTOO&'S

CCM^88KNGE OF IJIK."-10

pan.

VKBMIFD6E.

VBI MAGIC COMB will change any colored -••ha or beard to a permanent Back or Brown. One Osmb sent by mall for $lt For sale by Morchants snd Druggists tonerally. Address

Magto I

Mom.

ASK »onr Doctor

SWEtCT QUININE—It eqnals (bitter) Qnlntne. M'fd by K. HTKABN8, FA UK Jt «JO., Ubemists, New York.

cents for 1-2 pint of

-®^the mo** beautiful Black Ink in tbe I world. It Hows freely, aid

wilt not ecrroit lUtl

Trade mark "Ksaenon ot Iuk." For »aU

Stationers, Druggists, Aferohant*. 81'EKBT A CO., Manulacturars, 690 llroadwaf, N. Y. Uity.

DOJS'T SHAKE. THK AGUE KKMSUT KNOWN. JohB. I Son's8DBE9T

Vegttable Oasdy Ague tnre. *afe, Perm.neut an effectual. pleasant e.erjlioiy will eal lt. Oont»|DS no poison.SjU everywnere Made and sold by HOAKLL & J0HM1UN, Bedford, Ind. Gent, post pai on reselpt

price.

||R. WHITTIER,

617 St. Oherles St., St.

Lonls, Mo., of tTnlon-wtdv renotatlon, treats all venereal aieeaaes also, seminal emissions, impotency, Ac th» result of self-abnas. Send two stamps for. sealed pamph et, 50pp.

matter

who failed, state case. Oonsultatlon fren.

trmhfnl adviser to the married

and those contemplating marriage who entertain doubt- of their phyaieal condition. Bent free ot postage to any address onreoeipt Of

cents, in

stamps or postal currency,by audreeelng Dr.

OBOtX,

Bo.

I. A

Maiden Lane, Albany,

N. T.—

The author may be co a suited upon any of the diseasee up«.n which his treat, elthe personally or by mail medicines sent to any part of the world.,andbooks

LEATHER, HIOES &C.

h. jl

jou

r.xucui,

A. BURNBTT &,CO„

Mannfacturer and Dealer In

Leatt*er, Hides, Oils, Shoe Find-1 Ings, and Carrier's Tools,

Hat. 144 14S MAUI ST., TEBBB HACTE, 0(0^

OABH for Tlldaa fan, Bbeep Pelts, Deer Sklna, Tallow, and Leather tn the Bough.

Consignments always Receive Prompt Attention.

may6dwtf

«ai.

ju-

FALL/STOCK.

?snr is I 3e!S+lU

DRESSlOOOlNS!

or TBB

VERY LATEST STYLES.

IRISH A FR1NCH POPLINS,

BOMBAZINES,

W S'Mfiai'

A. JKj ^B.

ilL

ll.tjj

.fig#

f.tgfcrsj

EttPltERIi CLOTH,

iJk

It IX OS,

r8 ti

SATIN IIK CHINS &TBIPI8,

DIAGONALS, ii'U etr

at••

CALICOS, FLANNcI8J

SHEKTI\(iS AND SHIRTINGS,

HOSIERY

LADIEM ITWDEBWEAH,

COLLARS & CVFF8,

.(New Styles.) ,^

O E S

Of every kind.

In fact EVEUTTAING calculated to keep our stock as it is, the moet oomplete in the state, -i

GIVE US A OALL.

Tuell, Ripley & Doming

tba

Inn., Bsptanbsc 24th,

This

to oertl'y that myself and vlbhave bad

numb

Chills

.nd

Sbos

Niohols' Ague Tonic

Is for sale at

Medicine de»",ers generally, aad at wholesale

the Manufacturers.

or Druggist for

BARB, GLLICK BEBRf,

Drsgzis's and Ohsmists, Terre Hante, Indian*.I sei lfidlmwSm

HELPS CO.

TH^ NOVELTY IS THt Out* mists t*AT HAS

iWHOtTT TKABS'Kxperteaee ta tke Treataeat I Patent Flan SO COK*Wll8ell I af Uhramc and aexut

biscmcs.—a Pkgnoio-

The cLeapeet boon ever

300

pages, and

ISO

Ise plates and engravings of the anatomy of tbe human organs in a state of health and diseaee, with a treatise on early errors, its depl rable con eeqoencee upon tbe mind and body, with the antbor'a plan of treatment—ths only rational and successful mode of cure, as shown by a report of oaeee treated.

by a

W. HBA^iMSTES,

Be. KeM Street,

Is now receiving his

A S O

a iA\

-T-

Heavv*1

-"ju

1 Mixed and

+U, 1 FP~ Is

5 tu

Vlnelliiek OioUwtiid Doeskins,

A BMatital 11m

his

t:.

N I O S jiimusa'

A E

rare remedy fcr

Ague

ivijvfci ii.lp.-l

and Fever,

AND FOB ALL BlLK)0»

DISCABlfcb

::i

-."i 'rfguci"' .*.•* ws-is

fJt il^lli

1.1

HiJ

Oolomos of Testimonials

might

dneed, tmt feeling

Will satisfy the

hare be

pro-i

assnred that

stock befbre purchasing. eepMwSm

QINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL. The Thirty-Seventh sesiioa

Main St, corner 51b, Terre Haute, Ind

-ioUni -uri

f-j: I ),• tji-i.

?i- -.*?fcntsj

-•ii

•i" uof.aitje -Kiti baoabenifti hit

Is.

UN.

(»ai

Arue Tonic in out wane mysslf aad wilk

were oured.,"and

jtnawi

lever for four frr flvs

'i. OHM,

Boot and

Dealer, lie Main St.

Tenaa HADTS, Inn., October 1st, 1M». This is to oertlfy that had tbe Ohlilsand Ta ver for two year*, and tried all the patent med

olne.(or and found no relief nattt

"Niehola'Ague

sinco,and

If. ITAQJtt&Oo., MagthaU, llieh. Bow I made it In six months. Secret I

OilB.

Ague Tonic," aad bare sot had*tried

chill

ireely recommend It to all aBUtted tn

thaSway

TBAMK M11K1

Oashlsr for

Bilnaa.

UOTM*|

OK BOTH BHDS OF THB BOLLS.

The cogs on one end of a roll are aet relatively

unrtn these on the other end

canoT

ftfcsi

Ofcr*ed

thrown

ont or gear on both ends of tbe Wringer nt tha same time, unless tha prsasnrs ia taken off. Tbe

VOYSIiTY

damp,

"BOTILTT"

oa trial with un or

*MSfe

Bold

Tooth, Matarity aad

tly Beviewed.

or at least take it

others, and keep tke

*. H. B. PHELPS A fBi:

eesnrwto

Oan'i Agents,

Oortlaad*

Bt.,

Mew Tork.

-. sepBOdwlm

Maw Oannan er Lnorvnns, aa tha Bew rerk Mnaeam of Anatomy,dativeradattha

embracing

suhjectar How to Ure aad Whan to Lid fcr

Aga Manhood ilsen

Tba

Oanae of imliasstlon

tomr

stampa,by

Bstfr Htw Tons Mnvnt or Aaatoarr,addraasiags

way,Sew

the Cincinnati

taw Beknol will commence on Wednesday, October, 20th M69,

and oontiane until

neaday of April,

the

third Wed

1870.

JUttfiK BKLLAMT 8T0BKB, Proleaaor of Legal Bights,

•nn

A. MOBRIU,

Pro'eaeor of Oummerelat Law and Kvideace. filOBOl BOADLY, Profsaeor of Equity and Dean of the Vacuity lldlt

gTONE and MARBLB WORKS

WALT1B ft SmiieHOIISIN.

1" :-i

I Sootoli Granite Monuments

Mnrtle.

Hate and Is erah

JUntsIs, aad

Bassi Works and Bhopa on OsikUtV St.,be19th aad 10th,near Main

Tor speoimsas of our work weaefer

and

ire

'How

Tera(or,a*ndiemlnc

Jtoaun^nts,

INDIANAPOLIS.

.•«. t'f B--':*

srrt aTif ttTf-.»-f

ed" ii

One [Fair Trial

mo^t incMdnifi^

following:

Jnly

X1TCHKLL A BAMMEL8BKB0

FfJBH l'l'UMB fJOM i. s'l.

Bast Wssblagtoa

C^sai,

SJli •.

5 IKrt :. 1,.

alof KUMABABOUa, i-r

l:.:s .1 9$T-

and we tried all the promlaant phystetsee,paten*years msdioinre and Bitten, when we tried

"avtbau*

ttve lately removed horn onr oM wartfooa, Hst 88 tenth Illinois Street to lb* above a, where we are prepared to ofier

Especial Inducements

Te parchaeere.

PABUB IJXXIS

OMB DOLLAB PBB BOTTLJB, by

alt weoda. and osvored In Terry, Oteth, Damask or

.by

i-j, T«

Chamber

i.-'v.!*,1

!i, a if) tib-

Suits

oiled walpnt, ash, ehaecnut, oak, mahogany er rosewood.

I Dining Boom ietta

Jr..

In all woode.

I Cane anil Wood heat Olialrs,

aOVAS AND LOVIQIS.

the

tana roll,

virtually forming a

DOUBLE GEAR, and thereby nearly doubling tbe purohaee.

(The

importanoe of s-triag geara ia this poettton i, not generally nndsrstosd.) notwithstanding tha rella separate freely at either end,tbe Cog-wbeelaoaa

.» ..

1T i.t, ... I

TABLES of every kind,

OUtandplaJa

ri,-

Ui. -ft?)

j,.

llCuitle

wMoh bae na afnal

beariae un tbe tub be

wAo4a Unftk tf Ou Wrimfw.

Other Wringers are merely fastened to a stave at eaeh end, and are thus liable to wrench the staves from their proper poai

Pier

\Af.sr

la fastened to a tab or box

hlM

ilon

and ruin the

tnb. The Oog-wbeels, Thamb-sciewa, Ac.,are nicely galvanized. buy the

I 5

FURNITURE LINifi!

k. 7r^ Wf •.

•a^pi 9 ai* «..={• I *f*,t lake,

RAILROADS.

IH01ANAPOLIS & ST. 10BI8 B.B.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

-5

ir^o

iix itt- »tf

&%*&>*

Daily Bv«ry

Toloao, Champaign, Culc*(«, Oeaualia, Oairo,

'ana, D.

eatur,

Alton, St. Locls,

liif £. wis

Plain,

Macoa, anise flernon City, Kansas ilty, LeaveaworUi ta«reaee, Tcpeha, St.

Fancy

eeph,

Om«ha,

1 E S

A S S

BOB-

BastamSaits,

of Colortd

T- ... r-: a 0».: i*-'. irf\

Clottisaiid Iftwers/n^,' Mixed Coatings

1 .-'V rlif'fi

est

Cheviots, Ac.

leas en wlthlag Clothing made So order iu the latest atyle and most reliable manner, at reasonable piicee, are requested to Call and examine

Accommodation train leaves lerre Hanted»ily, exceptSaaday, at 4:56 m, arrival at Mattooa 7:36 m, Tolona 1:88a mandOMoago 8:00am.

Palace Sleeping Cars on all Might Trains. Baggage Ch«cktd Through,

J. D. HBBK1MBB,

maySl ..

The LatMt Style and oa fikort Notice, and on very Terms. Having no rente to pay,Seasonable he promises to make np to osder,high whether the

—ode

OntttiiK

aM«e

and Boqnat Steaaa #c.

and

aa a aali.

FUta

Inoe and Bartons Dlmasis aoeonntad for Bat. tage Pailosophtoally Oeastienad, Aa. fonkai olnmas oontaliring thisi Tsstarsa will ha for yarded on reoelg of

Tatfe. ...—mailBread

mil

nave

seenaUty

a#*im*ot«re

TIMUfii WPM88 TUii8 DA1L)

Ttrre Haute and all CMes and

(^mdmasd Tim* Scftmhd*,

Jfiy

1ft. 1869

except Sundays,

Day

Westward. Sight e*. Fast ex. HUtbtex. Tarre Hanto, leave 11.10 8 S5 a as Ue90 a Mattoon, arrive WIs.B M'an 1:14 pm 13:49 12:10 I San 1:06 sa 1:06 1:66 am 4 6 1 0 6 4 1 8 4 :tOam fc*pm

8.-W ft

4:00 S:uO a S:00 a 3 3i a li:00 am 9:68 V* am t:6u &t0 Miam 8:18 pm 6.-05 t& a 4:0U 7:60 pm

9:S0a 4:30 9:30am 9:16 a 4:46 9:16 a a.3o lfcSS a a 8:16 ll:4i 8:15 am 11:00 pm t:W a ll:VOam 18:16 am 8:30 a 15:16 a 1U:34 a 10:36 a as 10:86 a at UlN DLltvt I 12:00 8:13 a If: 00 7.00a in S:30 pat 7x6 a

North

Mo.B. It. leave faciflo

B. K.

JNO. 8. OABLANK, Qea'l Pasa'r Ag't.

Oen*l Bup't."

LAND AGENCY.

Heal Eistuto Culuiuii

HEND&lcn & LANGE,

OIBoe over First National Bai

S. .Oorner o«

Tonrth and Main 8tre«u,a

Terre Haute, ind.

Abstracts of title furnished, a«gotiat^d, and Moony invested FOB HALF. 01TT PBOPKBT*. forty Lota In 's

Addition to Tun. Haute

Uonee and lot,LlatoaOl.lo east street, House aod lot

In MoMnrraln's Addltltlon,

House and lot In Sibley's addithm oa

at 89

1:iVrr,: -.'i

IISBB MMIBC WM*,

ItaliM

MBrMB BU

6io

Boaae and lot In Bxae's addition Bth street,street, Honae end lot oa Prplar, let«waoilStb end tth streete.

Bone and lot on North Slh, betwevi. ilieanet and Linton streets. Two bnalnese Houses on 'a

air

OODNTT PBOPRBTl

Barm

acreeln Honey

178

Or -i

lv*nahlp,

aoras In Linton townablp

Aorwi below the Bnllln* Mill, weaealdaeeaal. JastlMM

SCHOOL BOOKS,

AT-

A. H.DOOLEYS

.nil mwj J.„i

Pi a.

sleSrepOlitanBlock, Cory'srtoDemlnc''s BBiUtats, BSBotsl Bank, Haw

[Mock.

lOO Main Street,

Over

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

JOHN

BAKNIKJ.fl.

Merobint

JU I

Tailor,

MA»BTBBBT, j'

8a»ton WalmsUy's Dry Qoodt More

Would rsspeotsnliy call the atteotlon of

•ens

of Terre

that baa nan

Ik general,thacltL.

Bants,

and tn'

pabUt

ted

rooms

nbWjUaton *waimer

Isy'she Dry Oeods store, for thepErpoasef sarrylng

HerdMBt Taljfilng.

Be ksepe alwaya

SBLIOTIOM OT

ULOTH8,

OABUMtnU,ABMOSAHLBbtingh.I"yfabandoa

Bo., aad

ready te make It In

be Inraisbed by him or not.—

Everything In his line cheaper than anywhere las.

dene and warranted to at.

patronace solicited. angHdll.liberalA

-n swwo. Wir»S oa.

mov^

obtataed at

asharfolnt, eaat orweet.can

t-.-tf

-i

BlTUUttABAMMBL8BBBQ

BOBBDOBB OOMPAHT

IWaatifasMngton Bt., '•"ti-tsptUr

O. •. TOlTIK saaiw fOTTrt

CHAS. WINO A CO.,

Have pnrohaeed tba stock of

kept by

go^ds

knltftr.

B. B. WRiaK A CO..

where fhey win

be pleated to meet their ftiendi with a fnll assortment of

flttocnun, PBOVISIOIS,

AMD

I* O O JE, I At tbe ssme old Stand,

155 Main St. -Rational Blockt

TERRS HAUTE, IND.

The highest cash prloe paid

Plaek.

epr

twaea Vonrth and

for Ojostrf Pro-

dace. slldtf

Hsh

£)BB8S MAKING. IN. IV. je.Hl!DGE(i

Ing eetalf Oblo, be-'

flae removed har Cloak and Drees Makins UabmSnt to Naylor's nsw building, on

Ot._,

fifth

be pleased

HM.

etreefe, whesa sue

meat all who desire the most perfect

work tn this line. Particular attention be given, as

harofo-i

fore, to tbe lateet stytas.will _Tke most skill fa 1 assisUots hare been eaaared Wadding Ooetamee. Ball aid Party DACT./ liadies asd clhlldren st}ioak« a.d 1/reseee tnena I actareil with prompters* .ad dlapaSnh. ilstf

SMITH, Ckemloai Oyi

fiaoond straet, botwsen SSI.

Oberry,Woiks, a-Joining tbe StewartHonsei. Dyeing In all It. branch's, sdeb ee

Blbhoaa, eiik of all kinds, Marine

Dr!TLC,,rU,5*'

-f

fmM

OfMaBBnmi.

anfiSCE

Tel vat. Perneali

rtlcalnr

atuatlon pal to

OlMB

lag aad Befinlshing, wltnont das«li( th* or I. ots,aachariloba ae OrepeBhawl^Buk Dresem. I ^^'aa Urasesa,

Br«ch«

8«a#i«,

ashmen rfbawls, 01 »ais, Uarpeu and Piano I vera. Oieanlng ef J«nte'

Oomtt,

P«ate and

ta aaatl/ dJn*, f.,n mSOdlm

ttao mi ., i-i u.i

COAL.

i! JUsfJi,

'*'1 j.

gULLlVAN ^OUNTI COAL

WISH WOOD

aaraagssaente to All

ail

orden,

a ,,.

tnlormatlon in regard to tha business.a

°**u J. A. MVBOAM. jjbmoyal.

BAILBOAD AOBJnCx. I

my oBfoe to McKeea

ipeting llnee.

cheap aa the

JJI8S0LCT10N. ofp. A.

A Pm».toek'«

PU 10

"li

°a

Shipments of pre.

toan KAatera Clttee.

Ball,end

BnU

sVi

and time aa qniok a* and Oraia in bulk shipped

Water rataa ae

Bew

ont change of cars.

'AMBS B. TUB NIB,

airt.

Bnra

hia lntarex

'di

Xiss

Oo„ is this day

dls

«»oris^to ooajera?rth. d*ti d« ,b.*T.D,: and

So pay an demand#aaaJast it OT

A. B(BA.