Daily Wabash Express, Volume 19, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 February 1870 — Page 4

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1TEBBE-HAUTE, IJTO.

lonitj Morning, Feb. 10, 1870.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

mm HAITI AND IHDIANAPOLIS

ISAV*. 12:00 mid 4:16 pi -v. ..

3:00p."M.""'"Aecommodatien

6:40A.

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4 :40P.M..^.

JJUVK5#" :40p.

VT-

Post Office opens at 7.30 a. m.a On Sundays open from 8 a. p. M.

The Ctty and Vicinity

Splendid

The

Fkom

i£

don't want any of your impertinence, said she, with upturned nose f. VV s.

Criminal Court.—Yesterday morning Peter McCarty and Peter McConnell were arraigned for grand larceny. McCarty, who stole a watch last week, plead guilty His punishment was not fixed. McConnell plead not guilty and his. ^"aj was fixed for Friday. nJ5

Capt. Barnard was in town yesterday morning showing around a pound chunk of yellow ore taken from the "gold diggings" near Marshall, and which he fondly hoped was composed wholly or in part of gold. The application dis elled any belief of this kind

Valentines. The dealers in the comic and sentimental valentines are making quite a spread. It is not com] —-mentary to the tastes of those who buy, to see the largestjspace devoted to the display of the blood red daubs, which are sometimes made the channel for sending forth a great deal of malice and bitterness by the thoughtless and unprincipled.

Dan Shelby hail an audience respect able in numbers at Dowling Hall last evening, and, as usual, gave a good perforroance. Dan Morris, the only new addition to the company, is one of the best delineators of Irish characters that has ever appeared in this city. His dancing is especially good. Another per formance will be given this evening.

Pig Iron.—We hear a great deal about pig iron of late, and the cost of production is a matter upon which manufactnr .era and free-traders widely %-arv. But there are few, we imagine, who know whence the name—pig iron—is derived

At the mouth of the furnace a bed of sand is prepared, and from the mouth deep trench is cut in the Sand, directly in the line of the flow of the liquid iron when it shall pour out of the mouth From this trench smaller trenches are made at right angles—like teeth of coarse comb—into which the iron runs from the main trcnch—or the back of the comb. These side seams are called pigs and the main trench the sow. nence the iron is called pig iron.

About Buying Land.—Mr. Greeley concludes his third article on farming as follows:

When I was last in Illinois, 1 rode some hours beside a gray coated farmer of some 60 years, who told me this: "I came here thirty years ago, and took up at $1 25 per acre, a good tract of land, mainly in timber. 1 am now selling off the timber at $100 per acre, reserving the land." That seems to be a good operation—not so quick as a corner in the stock market, but far safer. And, while I would advise no man to incur debt, I say most earnestly to all who have the means, "Look out the place where you would pre"fer to live and die, take time to suit yourself thoroughly choose It with reference to your means, your calling •and your expectations, and, if-you can pa^ for it, btiy it. Do not imagine t#at land is cheap in the West or the South only it is to be found cheap in every State by those^ able to own and who know how to use it.

Thx GiiiB

ARRIVS.

Express ii:.»p' M*

Express 4 35p.£.

.11 25 a.

!bt. loots, altok and tkrrk hadtb. arrivs IjCAVJC. *101

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11:15

POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. dailym"ails,

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-1 hM a! 1J." S 3:30 p.M .12:15 3:30 p. BockvUW

4:00 p.

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weather!

Sullivan has only two saloons.

Tuts is grand sugar making weather.

Salmon

are daily caught in the Wa

pusT.—The streets were as dusty yes terday as in mid-summer. The firm of Bartlett & Grundy has been dissolved Mr. Grundy.retiring,

Grand Jury has been looking into

the street fight between the^pohce an railroad men last week.

'•Kmi

The Sullivan Democrat which used to print "niggers" now arranges the types thus: "Colored men." So we go

The editor of the Journal is engaged in taking the census of the Fifteenth Amendmenters. He finds only fifteen in Nevins township. N#

the force of life-long habit the

Journal- still indulges in an occasional ding at the negro. It will take another tack before the campaign progresses far.

Your Fare.—Said the conductor of a street car, yesterday, to a rural young lady, "Miss, your fare." "Well, if I am,

iim an yesterday re-

jrnd b^eiy| an^ t^o |ar gr*i^ l&ree»y.

CcElOsrnr, orsympathy, drew a crowd* about a sick horse in front o{\th*T&k Hantc House, yesterday. Sixty-seven /different remedies were kindly suggested, but the owner of the animal declined to apply more than half of them. The horse recovered, and went off beside bis mate.

kkpobt

05a

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6:05 A. :15 A. K.

4:45 p/njiattoon acco:

ktasstllkandceavfobdsvilijs.

t,AV*-

ABRIVK

TS^refW 9:45 P.

that was current Upon our

streets, a few days since, that Hunsucker, formerly of this place, had been sentenced to be hung in Kentucky was false, as he has come back looking aa usual. How, and for what purj jose, such reports are put in circulation, is a mystery to us. We made mention of the report two weeks ago, simply because Hunsucker was well known here, andthis correction is due him.—Sullivan tJnum.

Wicked Sport.—Some person or persons, with less soul than sense, and a mighty small quantity of either, tied an oyster can to the tail of a poor dog yesterday and then started the frightened animal up Ohio street, following it with shouts of laughter as if such brutal treatment of a poor cur was an excellent joke. Ill treatment of anything that cannot defend it self, is about as low an act as cau be committed.

The wooden foot bridges now so^omer ous on the streets of the city, are put down at an average cost of $15 each They will last two or three years only. A permanent stone or iron bridge would be far more economical in the long run •Journal. ...j -•••-•. I

If that is trie, an outrageous swindle is being perpetrated on the taxpayers of the city. These foot bridges cannot cost more than three dollars each, and might be had for less than that amount. We ask any practical carpenter to look at them and hand us an estimate of their cost. It is possible that the Journal is misinformed but if it is not, a job has been put up for no other purpose than to rob the treasury for the benefit of somebody. Who is the party benefited by the swindle? We shall try to ascertain all the facts and ventilate the matter,

Olive Logan is drawing the largest audiences this season of any lecturer in the field. In Philadelphia, the Acswlemy of Music, which holds five thousand people, was packed from parquette to dome, and hundreds were turned away unable to find even standing-room, while tickets were sold on the day of the lecture at |o premium. In Boston, a vast assemblage filled the Tremont Temple. In New York, the immense space of Steinway Hall was black with a dense throng, both on the floor and great galleries. In Bal timore, the Maryland Institute, largc^ as it is, could not hold the crowd which poured forth. In Buffalo, St. James Hall was filled to overflowing. In fact, the story is the same in all the large cities where the brilliant Olive presents her "Girls," while in the small towns, lecture committees grow radiant with delight over the unwonted sight of a crowded house.—New York Tribune.

Olive Logan delivers her lecture "Girls" at Dowling Hall on Friday even ing of next w^k. The sale of seats will commence on Tuesday morning

Hon.Giles A.

of acid

Hardware.—Cory & DeFrees tell our readers, in an advertisement this morning, that they have the largest stock of iron, nails, steel and general hardware that is kept in the city, and invite per Bons wishing to purchase such articles to call and see them before buving. .•».

Smith, Second Assist

ant Postmaster General, in charge of the contract-office, has issued a circular to the different railroads in the country that are engaged in the transportation of the mails, setting forth that ."it is the purpose of the Post-office Department, as existinr contracts expire, and it becomes necessary to enter into new engagements, to insli tute such a systematic revision and rc-ad justment of the rates of pay for the trans portation of mails on railroad route? as will eventuate, ultimately, in the nearest practicable approach to a perfect classifi cation of such routes, and graduation of their pay, according to the comparativ value and importance of the service they perform, as the law requires." He, there fore, requires each railroad to ascertain by actual experiment, and furnish the requisite information on the following topics: 1. The actual amount of all mail matter conveyed on the route, to be ascertained by weighing each parcel and pack age received from,-or delivered to, each station. 2. The rate of speed, in miles per hour, with which the mails are conveyed oh the route. 3. Whether a separate car, or apartment, is provided for the mails or agent and, if so, what are its dimensions, fix tures and furniture. 4. The number of times per week the mails are carried in each direction, and tlie number of times they arc accom panied, if at all, by route agents or rail way post-office clerks—the run outward and inward consisting* together, one time or round trip. /S&Sfe-SIWit

The instructions are, that for thirly consccutive working days, commencing on the 1st day of March next, all mail matter that is received or delivered on each railroad, shall be actually weighed by some competent person in charge of such service and the report made accord

Timothy Titcomb, in his lecture to young men, says "that ten dollars spent for collars and neckties will go farther than fifty dollars upon any other part of dre3s therefore it is economy to invest in choice ties and collars, and for the nicest line in this city, look at those just received at Grover's. h,'

Trlisted—Notice is hereby given that Peter MaeKlte*, Franz Hornung, and Juli. us Schrader are the lawfully elected Trus tees of the Deutschen UnterstneaungB and Ililfs Yerein, of Terre Haute, Ind

Jos. Berny, Sec'y-

Terre Haute, Ind., Feb. 9th, 1870. 10d3t

Valentines.—A large assortment of Sentimental and Comic Valentines, six hundred different kinds, very cheap, at Postoffice~Book Store. 10,d6t

Rack numbers of Frank Leslie's 11 lustrated Paper, containing a cut of the Normal School Building and a large double sheet engraving entitled, "Across the Continent also, all the back num bers of the New York Weekly containing the story of "Buflalo Bill" for sale at the Po3toffice News Depot. 10,d6t il

Pleasant Honrs, iiallou's Monthly and Budget of Fun for March received at the PostofficeNews Depot. vli.

ti:,

All the b«ek aubertt *ork *W^Uy,t«dg« and Saturday Sight on fcand and formate j*Jfcel5pofficeNew»3 Pqpot WWQi^ 1

Thej^enaiae "Golden Crown," "Falstaff," "Jupiter" and H. H. Cigars, some of the best brands manufactured, for sale at the Postoffice NewB Depot. 10,d6t

Sewing Machine for

$25.—Mr. J. S.

Grubbs has secured the agency of the Buckeye Shuttle Sewing Machine, which does first-class sewing, in all varieties, and is sold at the remarkably low price of Iwenty-Five Dollars. A sample machine may be seen at No. 104 North Fourth street. 9,4t

Goods at Herz & Arnold's.

Yon can still And the best 25 cent Switch at Herz & Arnold's. 5- 4'

Just received at Herz & Arnold's Skirt Factory the nicest patterns in Jet Jewelry that were ever seen in the city. ,^

Again 100 dozen Silk Finish Switches and Chatelain Braids just received at Herz & Arnold's.

Fresli Prime Butter Soda Craofeers &c., at the Union Steam Bakery.

Kid Gloves in all shades at Herz & Arnold's."

New and Elegant Stock of Goods fed at the Palace Dollar, Store.

Home Insurance Company, of New York—assets $4,516,368 46.

7dtf

For Sale.—Two

The

v-.^

Hosford&Boudino^

AgentS^,

pair of large horses, in

fine order^Enauir?.of U, R. Jeffers & Co 3,d5t

All the New Styles in Linen Collars and Cuffe at Herz & Arnold's.

BEST

Brands of Flonr,

Steam Bakery.

at Union

New Stock Jet Sets—Palace Dollar Store.

Cheap Goods at Herz & Arnold's.

New and

Elegant Stock

French Woven

of Ladies

Kid Gloves just received at the Palace Dollar Store. ftti

Teas,

Coffees, Sugar and Spices, at "the

Steam Bakery.

Corsets

Herz & Arnold's.

Home

A Splendid

for 75 cents at

Insurance Company,

of New

York—assets $4,516,368 4(5. \f ,3 7dtf Hosford& Boudinot, 'Agents.

Whalebone Corset

cents at Herz & Arnold's, tt

Home Insurance Company, of New York—assets $4,516,368 46.J 7dtf Hosford&Boudinot, Agents.

New Stock of Dollar Store.

Ladies' Ties—Palace

111 Laces, Edgings, Embroideries, Herz & Arnold can offer better inducements than any other house in the city.

Home Insurance Company, York —assets $4,516,368 46.' 7dtf Hosford&Boudinot, Agents.

of ^e

New Stock Ladies' Hose—Palace Dollar Store. Home Insurance Company, of New York—assets $4,516,368 46. 7dtf Hosford&

Boudinot,

Agents.

Jet Jewelry, new and faghionable, at John R. Freeman's. 7-dtf.

Tailors, Shoemakers and others will find a good supply of Thread and Silk at Singer office, 83 Main street.

Printing.'—If

you want any kind of

printing done, come to this office and look at the specimens we are daily turning out. ........

Clocks.—A full assortment of Seth Thomas Clocds, at John R. Freeman's No. 5 Warren Block. 28dtf

Wants,

&c.

Advertisements of

"wants' "for sale," "lost," "found," etc., will be inserted in the Datt.yExpress for iventy-five cenU. 3 'Jf

The first Maple Sugar in the market at C. I. Ripley's. JWHs'

Miss Amelia Ritterskamp^nforms tlie public of Terre Haute and vicinity that she occupys tlie rooms formerly occupied by Mrs. Beigleman, deceased, the stock of switches, curls and all kinds of ornamental hair Work, at the old National Bank building on Ohio steets. Work attended to promptly also will take in all kinds of sewingi^ JaulS-Kllm'.

If.—If you want anything if you have anything ydu want to get rid of if you have lost or found anything want to do anything or want anything done for you, advertise in the 25 cent column of the Express. It is the best advertisement yon can have for the least mone

Spectacles.—The largest quantity of spectacles In assortment—perfectly per fected—at.less than h«lf the current prices at John R. Freeman's, No. 5 Warren's Block.

Pocket Knives.—The finest and mos varied stock of pocket cutlery to be found in the city is kept at the Postoffice News Depot and will be sold on terms that defy competition. 1"^*

$5.50, $5.50.—Beat brands white wheat flour at $5.50 per barrel' delivered free anywhere in the city at .Turner A Bunting corner Seventh, and Main street. a si-

O'Boyle Bros, hae removed their wholesale and retaU Jteifc ©fBoot»and Shoes to 132 Tnell, Ripley their new store 27th.

Main street, next door to & lUfcning, and Will open at re Saturday morping Nov.

esecmcdtlie and f0k Makcrf

ork done at reduced

I also keep on hand a ^d| patterns. Particular attention given to Children's wear. All work warranted to give satisfaction. L. Qtrara, [9,d3t] No. 8, North 4th Street.

For

Sale.—A

nearly new Spring Wag

on and Harness tor sale cheap. Geo.E.Lockwood, feb9-dft. P-V I i?l Miam street*

Only Two Teaspoonfals of Dooley's Baking Powder to a quart of floor aire necessary to produce extra biscuits, rolls, &c., while thoae of ordinary manufacture require nearly double that quantity. This is owing to its perfect purity and ^extra strength. Aside from this, fact, each package contains the full amount as represented. Hence, Dooley's is the cheap est, best and most reliable in market, and takes the precedent of all others. Grocers keep it everywhere. dlw

Machines'sold on monthly paymeats at Lawrence's, No. 83 Main street.

New Attachments for the ^inger.^ Lawrence's, 83 Main street. 4

New Maple Molasses at C. I. Ripley's, $2.00 a gallon.

Best quality or fresh Metals ofHill kindoat my stand corner Sixth and Ohio streets—also fresh Ohio Pork .Sausage every day. Call and see foryonrfcelf.

Atfr jnroMg,

Testimony accumulates from all quarters of the satisfaction wearers take in the use of the "Perfected Spectacle" of Lazaf us & Morris. Sold only by S. R, Freeman, 161 Main, near corner of Sixth street. dtf (FBoyle

Brothers

morning in their!: new store, 132 Main street, next door to Tuell, Ripley & Deming, wherb they will be pleased to have all call, in want of Boots and Shoes, They have added to their large stock, and marked all goods down, and are determined not to be undersold Call and examine good and prices. Remember the place, 132. 4L. 27-tf.

Catarrh, Cold in the Head, Bad Breath,Pain in the Eyes, and in fact all Complaints of the Nose and Head can be completely cured by the use of Baeder'i German Snuff. The article is one of great merit, and is even recommended by some of our leading physicians so great is their confidence in its merits as a cure for the above complaints. Try it, ye afflicted, it costs but 35 ceQts and will do you good

For sale alf druggists. •, Iraby

Grover,Jr.,

dec8-dtf

for 75

Fresh Lemon—Cream Crackers,

the Union Steam Bakery. ™n

M. V. Moudy & Co., successors to M. V. Moudy, Wholesale and Retail To bacconiBt, have removed their Salesroom to National House Block on Sixth street opposite Postoffice, where all our old, as well as new, customers will be cheerfully received. In our new place we always have something new to snow our custom' ers. Our stock consists of many little and big items, something to amuse our chewersj smokers and lookers-on. Our stock of Plug, Smoking aud Finecut to baccO, Pipes, Smokers' articles, Tobacco Boxes, Cigars. Ac., are full and complete All persons looking for the" weed, or something nice for a holiday present, will please give

tis

Tailor, will sell his stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings during the next thirty days lower than they have ever been sold in Terre Haute.

The best Black and Fancy colored Cloths imported to America made into Frock Coats best style, $31 second best, $23 to $28.

Chinchillas and Fur Beaver Overcoats, $31. A large stock of Spring Overcoatings will be made up in theTbest style from $21 made up: all other No. Ill Main street, up-stairs.

to $25 all other goods low in proportion, i. 4-d3w

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HARDWARE!

Cory DeFrees

AT-

121 Main,aS.l,l

8 .*

Special Agent.

—i—71—T"T

"There was a frog who lived a spring. Ho caught such a cold that he could not sing Poor, unfortunate, Batrachian! In what a sad plight he must have been. And yet bis misfortune was one that often befalls singers. Many a once tuneful voice among those who belong to the "genus homo" is utterly spoiled by "cold in the head," or on the lungs, or both combined, For the above mentioned "croaker" we are not aware that any remedy was ever devised but we rejoice to know that all human singers may keep their heads clear and their throats in tune by a timely use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext., or Golden Medical Discovery, both of which we sold^by druggists. *1 21' 1Q l9»d»lw

|,| .in': -i Have

Largest

Nov26-dtf.

Best Jersey Staiuage ean be had daily at Jo Rupp's meat stand, on the south side of Main street, between Sixth and Seventh. Also, fresh-Lard.

tho

KAILS,

GElflilXL HARDWARE

That is kept in the City. ...... v.-

OAR Persons wishing to purchase will find it to their INTEREATISUJA'L AND see them before baying. -.

CORY &

I TEBBE HAUTE, IKD.

[n«

1511

3tar*Sautec]CaDMEchoit

BEACH'S MEW HALL,'

FEBRUARY 21st, 1870.

Tickets. «f

For Gentlemen (inopndiiig iipp«rm,f£9l5D ForLadies S ,* C? JTickets ean be procured from the members of the Society and at the followinrglaceg mr*

John

the^nkbl

Evcrybotiy knows -that Factory is the place to-buy Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Mohair Switches and Ladies' Furnishing and Fancy Goods

Ttri

Kuppenbaimer'S,

Phili

Witfigfc

Co's,

Katsenbach'S,

Biel's, WarrtoAjHcfberg&Go. C.J.

Kantman'S,

Hew York Store.

No Tickets sold at the Door.

Grand ComplimentrT Benefit

iieVTd 11^-

!)OWXiIi*fG}-"

Oa Frlday Erenln Mk U. I* &

ebruary

THBvtlltEA'E ATI^iS.-.

will a ik^\njnn^oii^i& hl^ m.v Ikccelsiar Company

In a ProgTammejofVariiiCktfrnttionAdmission.. Beserred Seats.....

Seats Reserved iat Store.

will open this

DOWLING HALT

Beturn of the Favorites! nnoTmrirtir

HATTH

eb. 9thj 10th, 11th anj

Dan

it W Hvrtt bM %.•!• BRASS SAiaSTDDi Will have the,hBnor.qflipnearjng as above, led by the GREAT ATLAS in person,supported by the greatest constellation:of .BRIGHT

aEAjasii'-:.

Ever concentrated in any similar'oHrsiHiiatltfii' i0 w.r^rt qdl-swa First appearance in:Terre HSutelSF the flef brated delineator of Irish Character,

MB. DAS MORRIS!.

Late of the Grand Opera LT)u?e,,Jljrew York.

EVERYTHING SUPERBLY ORAJO)! •%!•.. J''"!'* Admission ...i.v.^..',...J.i".iiiL..3AVa.5Wents Reserved Seats 5?JTS Doors open at 7, to commence ,S.t 8 e'clook.

Reserved Seats can

I IJ*

jal3

a call. r*

Cheapest Place for Custom

Clothing.—

$FA£E

John Barnikle, Merchant

secured at.BS G.

COX & CO'S Book Store.

FOR Families,Saturday AFTCFF^GN,^WMF£&INPAT half past two clock. ...4 7aff -. .i -.11 t.v

BALL

FEETJA HEIN No. 5,V.A.0.D.

For the

At their Hall,cor.of 7th and Main Sts

At the

of Druids. Admission $1.00. Music

Prof.CuquaU Rami.^

TERBE-HAUTE, IND. ja28d

JOSEPH S EAST MAIN STREET Two doors West of 9FLI St., Will give prompt attention to the repairing of Clocks,Watches.Jewelry, &e.

Having worked at Watchmaking over thirty years,I am confident of giring satisfaction. All work warranted. febbtf

DIVIDEND

m&TEXaL9

gists.

Fnna

a a mow

Orpt

COLFE-ORARBANCFEBTENT.

"V" A

LO-PARTNERSHLP. TSKRE-HAirrfc,Jnd.,'Jan'niiry 20,1870. The undersigned have this day iormuu Co-partnership nnder the firm name of Syfers, Strong & CO.', for the purpose of doing a wholesale Grocery B««.E«.

JOSEPH STRONG.

I _F. A. McBRIDE.

SYFpg, STKONU &

I S O

NOTICE—Thestockholders of

the Terre-Hante Branch of Republic Insurance Company are hereby notified that a five (5) per cent, semi-annual dmdend HM been declared", payable^on dfffland__a_t3he office of JJ OS FORD

Terro'Hante,Feb.7th d' Managers.

ISSOLDTION OF PARINHRSHU*.N 'The firm of J. HPERG 4 CO^HAS

day been^

dissotv^D

dissolution.

F,F ).„

121 Main and 1 & 3 Fifth Sts., B-skw, tsirsffi

jhip heretofore ex-

isting under tfce Bnn naartr of Bartlett A tjrundy expired on the 1st inst., by limitation.

J^-OTICB.-The

streeL where persons haniur bills a^apst the firm will plemse present. knowingtifemselves 'ndebtedinll^H at

A- WRTODY.

this

muttiiiJ EONIRE^TT. It.

A. Tiernan has withdrawn. THE firm is now Moore & Haggerty, whieb will, continue the business at the old stand, 181, Main street, and liquidate the business of the old firm.— Parties knowing themselve?,indebted,-jwil dlease sail and pay up. ,JA31-2W

Notice ia hereby given thatthd partnership heretofore existing betwem Thos. P. Murray and Frs. Crawford wis dissolved oh thfe first day of January, 1870. All parties knowing themselves indebted to the firm are requested to call and settle, as the books must

Having purchase^ the.interestef Mr.

Murray, as above,

T. P.

will^centini^e me Boot^nd

Shoe business street, when.: reasonable iat~,— ment,I hope to RECEI^ A liberal share of the trade. jttiadtf, FR8 0. CRAWFORD.

DENTISTS.

h. H. BARTHOLOMEW, SVCFIMMAVD

MBCHAKIC^L

E N I S

Saeeeaaor to Dr. D. M. WELD. No. IS? Main 8t. NationalBlpck, Terre Haute. Ind.

RannKxee-rCorner Fifth and Swan stoats .1 maodtf I

HELP?

sxPKEsa

DQYOtJ'WAWT AHOUSE?

Bo Yoa Want to Buy or Sell? I jQtDTKBTWK 'n THE EXPRESS.

|HaY« Yon. Pr^eyt^ for. Sale? AoiEBTISE IS THE EXFBESK. ]I j:'t rfjp i.'n h" ir'?

THE EXPRESS bavins the' largest home eireiala^ion, is the best medium to secure your wants br advertisihg, We now pet tes so low that there is no 'excuse for not akuig known yoiur wtnts. Adirartiseinents

Houses "Wanted," "For S»|e'? afad "For Wt^'fHelp W«me4.w "tooM'to'

in Wanted," "Property for Salo,J arding,"-' 'Lost, "Found, 'Strayed," J^n^'Pws^al,^ &o., Ifill .|gjnserted

•fiS&yGESlS A DAT" Pi.-?

|These terins ard«p^li jab)E TQ ail advertise ments of tfie! AH^VE^ELITTSS, of live lilies and

»ye YtraHonsesorRooms for Rent?

I^ARUEV wisbins to^A^YERTISE in the EX P|TESS, and LIVING distance from.. this o^ice,can inclose their advertisement in an envelope, WITH the necessary pay,and for-

TTB

iraie*t r:ns

•rfe ro

.................50 cents .75 cents: 3....I...4-.V9 cents

thrbnktf the'Ti st6ffie&"

FOR SALE.

SALSr^-WOOB—Three miles east on &t the corner of 4th Ieb8d6t

^^t|oiial.Road,.alsb

"CLOR SALE—Louis Levaaue has for sale IT .some very desirable

real estate,.consisting

of two dwellings'and a business house will BJS Bol^cheap and on reasonable time. 71w •POR 'SATL—House and Lot Ko.68 Eagle 1 street, between 8tk amd 7th street enquire of JOSEPH McFARLANB. 7dtf

FOR RENT.

vjo nmn /vaTj.if. RENT^Stor© ROOEQ OH 0hlO StrSGt)

POSITIVELY FOUR JX: next door to Kissner's, is for rent at S200

I E

Wednesday, Thursday^ Friday and Saturday Evenings,

•. TNOI. includes lower store room', with

per yeiir sholfing, collar and back rbo'm:: enquire of Mr*. BROWN, -No. 05 Early's Row, Third street. fobStf

nubttrf WANTED.

to, me at

ItrdrGi?

hrrxr

GRAND

C017 &

DeFrees' Store will be for their troubles. A. DeFREES..rowarded

10d3t

Prof. Hamilton's Medicated Cough Candy, made from eztracts prepared in vacuo—OT certain and effective remedy for Coughs Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,Asthma,Bronchitis and Consumption.Its great popularity and immense

sales is a guaranty of its 'great value. Those

whi try—always use it—cure

their colds,and

Consumption and an early grave. One million sold annually,"and-soli by all drug

BROWNING & SLOAN, .Genera?.Agts. Fbrsale by.all druggists in Terra-Hautfe. dec8d6m

LEATHER, HIDES, &C.

'I -.w •.

T-

:?1jO«(py. '-VMCHAW.

Jj A.' BUENETT & GO.,

Mann&ct'ttre nd Dealers-.in .. •?. Leaf tier. Hides, -Oil#, Shoe 11FindUi^fs.,

THE* BEASON

MAIN ja,.•t

I A 5 I I E S O Nos. 144 &146 Main St.,'r Terre Hank, Ind CASH for'Hides,- Furs, Sheep Pelts, Deer Skihs, Tallow, artd-Leather in the Rough,

Cen(il*m4eats alw'ars riwl'e prompt

L. KISSHEKS

&S Titbii

JPTA

••'BtlOB.

att^Bt

miay5dwtf

WHY

Pectoral Elixir

A S S

j\IMMEN8JE 'SALE, IW muni**.sitajily b( clavmed'itvnlldo. ing: Physicians, Ministers,. Merchants, unconditionally endorse it as the ®stt Cough Rtm4dv. within their knowledge. home,

MSBFE exceed?all othei remedies for .diseases nrtho Tht0O\ and Jjungs, combined. In obedience to custom'the annexed testimonials are presented :t it'

Bowlixo-Grren,Ind., Aug.24, 1867. I have-used "Barf'a Pectoral Elixir" in my family, and can say that it is the best remedy for COURTS and Colds, especially for .childroh, that I havo ever,used, and can

Ainfend the same to all persons as a safe JD I

sd reliable medicine:

4 11

-ELIJAH 0RMEN.

II.L., May 8,1809.

From mjr.'knowledge of "Barr's Pectoral Eliiir," and observing its uniform good effects upon the many costpmers to whom I hare recommended it since its first introduction to the public,-1feel'warranted in

that I cojsido?, it EQUAL, if not SUPERIOR, of tho popular Lung remedies before to any ittblic

RT-'I! 'IA AiNEWELL, Druggist.I

jBjrr's-. I^ctarai Elixir! 1"IS

PlEASAN'f TO TAK15

Is neatly put up, anil,IS for. SAL? BY ALL E." -i DRU^ersts. 11 a# ustor .«'•

BABB, OtrtfCl3 "Si'' BERRY,

t)ruggists and Clieiriists^ ... :'a ,s

.'.'r-r

-'lly

I TERRE HAUTE INT). I .aimm.it. 11'.

^WrtalM^^^roprietors. Cdltaw w6m.

Pare Copper Distilled Ken

I I Foreign. anH JDomestift Wines

No. 78 Main St., bet 3d »itd 4th

"tebbe-haute/ ind.

4eolQdw|y: I -mm

.:isrqo,:

THE CELEBRATED KNABE,

IS *w

Cycloid,

and other first-class Makers.

In all the essential points to be nnitejf I, making a truly first-class instrument, these Pianos nave earned for themselves a refutation regardless ofForeign Ribbon Decorations, Ao., Ac., that places them 'it

WITHOUT BIVAI.S!

sv3i

.f,j

While to bnyers the following important considerations are offered: 1st. In making continually purchases O a large number of Instruments at a timo,for cash, besides receiving the benefits or tuo lowest discounts,it secures me likewise,al ways the most choice instruments. 2d. Occupying the extensive bmlding of my own,.thus saving tlie costly rents also borne able to attend personally to the tuning and repairing,enables me to offer to buyers such superior instruments which simply are below competition of any other dealer here OR

A° toil

A BAY.

assor%ent

TJongue

o| the celebrated Silver

Organs and Melodeons

Constantly on hand also.Sheet

W*.

TT87"ANTED—A house built in Merom, for YF .'Kansas landsT-and'cash address Box 116^ Covineton, Indiana. 10d4t

ANTED—GIRL—Good Cook, corner 6th afad.Cherry good

waftes

givoii. feb9d2t

'ANTED—A!' good Girl may find a placo in A small family by applying on north 8th*streetR 2d house below Eagle, east side 3t •ANTED-A stont Man to do heavy work, without'respect'to color or condition "IS & J0NES 3d street 8d3t

LOST.

OSR-A blackMoroccoMemorandnm Book XJI containing some three or four hundred dollars in notes of hand,and other papers of no value to a*ny one bat myself any person finding and returning

Mimic, In

struction Books,and every variety of Smaller Musical Instruments. When needing any article in tho Music line send orderser call at

Headquarters of the Music Trade,

Iiv terre haute.

Kissner's Palace of Music

No. 48 OHIO 8TBEET, I (0pp. the old Court House.)

TERRE HAUTE, MD.

B. All kinds of Instrnments repaired

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE TEBBE TIAUTE

FCorner of Fifth affd Main streets,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

Affords facilities equal to any Business College in the West FOI5»I I»'

Practical Instruction in Book Keeping, Penmanship, and Arithmetic,

And all other departments of Accountantship Students can enter at any time. Each stu dent receives private instructions. College Journal,with full information as to the course of instructions, qualifications for entering, necessary expenses,Ac.,will be forwarded tr any address on application to the Principals. aug25dw3m 6AR.VRN «. QFFEN

FAMILY GROCERIES.

JAS. H. TTONEE, T. O. BUST1N

TURNER & BUNTIN,

Wholesale and Rets I

'I- DEALERS T1V i- AH kinds of

Family Groceries

We are now opening a general stc«k of J?am ly Groceries, embracing every article usually found in sucn establishments, and request our friends and the public to give a call and cxamino our Stock and Prices. All kinds oi

COUNTRT PRODUCE® Bought at the market price. (Mvo its a calL— No trouble to show goods.

FLOUR AND FEED. We have also opened aFlourandFeedStofe, where you can at all times get the best of Family Flour, Hay, Oats, Bran, fcc. All goods dekT»dFREW

char^m^i^UNTINi

Corner 7th and Main Street.

Terre Haute, Oct. 6,1869. dtfj

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

The undersigned having gone into business at C. N. DEMOREST'S old stand on

Ohio St., bet. Fourth & Fifth,

Will keep on hand a full supply of food for man and beast.

FLOUR,

Out heading cttueatrincludsters Mechanics and

where the "Elixir is best known,

FEED,

Family Groceries and Provisions.

Will keep constantly on hand afresh supply of Vegetables of all kinds. Will also open on tho 1st of September a :-g

And keep all kinds of frgsh meat. Leave your orders a promptl. buy all kinds of

fresh

orders and they will be filled and .delivered ,d they promptly to all parts of the city, buy aV

saying

COUNTRY PRODUCE.

Fan

Farmers will do well to call before selling.

J. E. VOORHEES.

aug31dtf.

t—

FOK SALE!

Valuable Farm in Vigo I will soil the Farm in Vigo county, where I now reside, containing two hundred and eighty (280) acres, of which two hundred and forty are under tillage or in blue grass pasture, and forty acres in fine timber it is situated on the Lafayette road, ten miles north of the

fcb8dlw-w6w

HOBSES,

AT DRY GOODS

HEADQUARTERS

TwoWeeksMore!

Bargains in Silks I

Bargains in Dress Goods!

Bargains in Furs!

Bargains in Flannels!

Bargains in Linens

Bargains in Bleache

Brown Muslins!

Bargains in Cloths!

To close out what we have left, we shall offer thcin at less than cost 1

Bargains in Cloaks!

(A few handsome ones very low 1)

Bargains in Shawls! ,,

Bargains in Hoods & Nubias

Bargains in Hosiery and Gloves I

SUCCESSORS TO

EDSALL 3c CO.

8A1

YES!

JONES Ac JONES,

East sido Public Square,

TF.UIt E-H AUTE, IS I».,

ill have in Store by February 15tt* tfie Seat, selection and largest stock of Plows.in Western Indiana!

CAST-CAST-STEEL PLOW,

Farmers say "Beats tben all I"

'True Blue"Horney Richmond.

Look out for, counterfeits 1 --ib

PITTSBURG

milling

FRUIT, POULTRY.

And a general assortment of W

and

Bargains' in Cassimeres 1

A full lino of tho cclobrated

HORSE SHOE BRAND

BLACK ALPACA

Always on Hand 1 V*'"

""'A LOT OP

jCALIOOS I

Handsome styles, just received^ *~T

WARREN, H0BERG& CO.

NATIONAL!

JAVERY CAST PLOW.

I I

and Standing Confters^'

One-Horse Plows!

Do S el

bolts in

frn

IT!

A FRESH ME AT MARKET,

Will also

city of Terre Haute, on the north edge of manship. Pric ine box, 35centgj two boxes Otter Creek Prairie, one mile west of tho 50 cents five bqs Rockville Railroad the railroad from Terre llante to Danville is located through it it is ono of the best watered tarms in the county, having a number of never failing Springs which furnish an abundance of water to every field, the year round-

The land is all enclosed except twenty acres, the improvements consist of a two-story frame dwelling, a large barn, stable and out-houses, all in good repair a fine young bearing orchard or more man two hundred apple trees of choice varieties, together with all other kinds of fruit it is one of the most desirable Stock and Grain Farms in the county.

MULES AND HOGS.-Iwill sell

on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays between the hours of 8 o'clock A.M.and12 M.,at thePublic Pound in the cit^ ef Terre Haute, to the highest bidder, at public auction, all hogs that may have been on any of these days within the Public Pound more than twelve hours, and all the horses or mules that may have been in .said Poun&nu>re than two

drfovl2dtXS'

P^L

^idin^ Plows^Corn Planters!

Wo want wi to see the

"MAfoiFIELD."

The f^test, best, ightest, simplest, (has only

four

se) most complete, and iii

every way tho Harvesting ever new.

ost perfect machine for oiaae. Something entirely

I-

OREATI INVENTION OF 1 HE AGE

Cheapness, I) "ability, Convenience.

AGENIS WANTED

TO SELI.

DB CELEBRATED

Golden

Acknowledged be the best No blotting! written with oifren of in any steel pen ants, toachers a the -highest ter slide boxes. medium No,

Pen!!

all who have used them to ido or sold in this country. Ji oilod fingers! Sixty1 lines pen of ink! Will outwear made. Bankers, merchall classes, endorse them in of praise. Put up in neat .1, for general use No. 2, or ladies' use or fine pen-

ov "f, $1 00. Sent free of postage, and guarai id to give perfect satisfaction.

Liberal Co

mission to Agents!

to give any energetic pert ency of these Pens, a compay $200 per month. We ihi

We are pi-epa son taking the mission which invite all pers wishing employment, send for sampU nd circulars.

dec3dw3m

3 V' Marslial.

to-

Three samplo|is will be mailed for 10 ots. Address, WESTF

PUBLISHING CO.. Indianapolis, Ind.t Manufacturer's Agents,

DICINAL.

W. INSTOW,

OFFICE

BR BEACH'S BANK.

Brsidkkcr— side Chestnut Street, between 4th and All calls an pod promptly, day or night. lovaO