Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 August 1867 — Page 3

WEEKLY EXPRESS.

Wednesday Morning, August 28, 1861

flap The public Monday.

schools reopen next

Star Indianapolis has an inspector ,of

meats.

4

py. The Board of County Commissioners assemble in regular session next Monday.

C^=-There have been flfty-tbree applications under the bankrupt l*w 'n this State to date.

gigy» A3 a matter of safety to the public the St. Louis road hasstationod a flagman at the crossing of Latayelte street.

Morris & "Wilf-.on's minstrels will

visit this city on tho evening of the 8th and 9lit September

DIED—Friday night, at eleven o'clock, of typhoid fever, HIKAM A. WESTFALL, in the28lh year of hin age.

gar Col. J. C. Robinson, of LafayettOj has received the appointment of Lieutenant of the 9'.h U. S. Cavalry.

joy- The Dearborn County Agricultural Fair will be held at the new fair grounds at Aurora, commoncing the 10th of September.

g6£f~ JDor^ey, the mail who killed Duncan at Nolan, Ky., about a week ago, has been arrested at Bloomiugton and taken buck to Kentucky.

Hon. Jauies'M. Hauna, of Sulli

van county, is mentioned by several paper as the Democratic candidate for Governor.

Vegetable dealers are allowed free 0 of the smite in tho Ninth Street Mar ket house. This is done to encourage the attendance at that market.

FUNERAL

NOTICE.—Died

at Salem,

Ills., on the 23d of August, from injuries received by an accident on the 0. & Railroad, ROBKRT GEBSTMEYER, in the 23d year of his ti^e.

fiQT Tho Indianapolis folks ure graytly disappointed at not being nblo to make an engagement with the great trotter, ''Dexter." lie does not stop at sinuli inland towns, but goo? direct from Terre Haute Chicago.

Mr. James M. Sanford, 'one of

the most successful peach growers of this county, will accept our thanks for some of his earlier varieties, which wo find of good size and exquisiyj flavor. Mr. S. will havo his peaches in market during the season.

BUS* We are requested to state that the Board of School Trustees will pay a reward of fivo dollars for the arrest of any person, man or boy, caught in the act of breaking tho windows, or 'otherwise defacing or injuring tho public school pro perty.

4©* Yesterday was a busy day in the Common Ploas Court. Christian Fera, for assault and buttery on T. A. Madison, was fined one dollar and costs the granting of throe divorce suits released a half dozen unhappy persons from their marriage vows, and a large number of judgments were takon, and decrees gradted.

g@" A man by the nume of W. Funk was so badly maltreated at a camp meeting, live miles southeast of Warsaw last Saturday Evening, that he died Sun day afternoon of the injuries ho received. Somo eight or ten persons were engaged in the affray. It is said that it was caused by an old grudge. Quite a number of officers are out in search of the guilty parties. Seven of them have been arrested

Tho Clay County Agricultural

Society will hold its Thirteenth Annual Exhibition at tho Society's Grounds, at Bowling Green, on tho 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th days of September, 18G7. The Premium List is one of the most complete and liberal ever offered by tho Socioty. Open to all adjoiniug cuuntios. Much of the Stock and Mechanical Work in

exhibited at tho County Fair. The Premium List amounts to about $2,00f.

How TO PUT OUT OIL

FIRES.—A

MAYOB'S COURT.—Wm. R. Robinson, who hails from Plainfleld, on tho Terre Haute & Inrliannpolis road, was arrested yesterday morning for stealing a coat from Mr. Jerry Iliddon, In default of $500 bail ho went to jail to await the session of the Circuit Court.

David Mitchell imbibed too much of that "which stingeth liko an adder,'' was unconsciously drawn into the Mayor's Court and relioved of $9,00.

Andrew Bejl also got his hide outside too much corn juice, and not having so much as $8,50 of tho green tinted paper so freely issued by Uncle Sam and distributed by his Agent, Secretary McCtillock, will eat the value of that much victuals from Sheriff Kizer's larder.

Wm. Dreythaler—(the German for three dollars)—came into court on the heinous charge of whipping his wife.— William claimed that she was his property and ho had a right to do with her as he pleased the wife also stated that he had dono nothing for which the neighbors should intermeddle. His Honor gave Mr. $3 some excellent advice, growing quite eloquent a* ho defined the proper marital relations. The defendant expressed deep regret for past conduct, promised to control his temper in the future, and was let off with alight fine.

George Deming, of South Bend

was sun stricken while playing bass ball Out on a foul.

pjp A Mr. Myers, of Jeffersonville, committed suicide a few days ago by ta king a dose of oxalic acid.

I in to Clarion learns that a case of cholera occurred at Hazleton

a

few days ago. It did not prove fatal.

ESS" A negro living near Madison, was sun struck a few days ago. Such cases are of rare occurrence.

®®*It is reported that McCaw, who murdered Foulke at Indianapolis on the 4th of July, died at Memphis recently of cholera.

8©* A company is being formed in New York city, for the purpose of investigating tho extent of the gol.l mines in fcoone county.

The Democratic Convention for

the nomination of candidates for the county offices will be held one week from next Saturday.

At the camp meeting lately held

at Grandview, Spencer county, there were about 100 accessions to the church and eighty three conversions.

Peter Carnes, tho murderer of the

negro Finley, at New Albany, a few weeks since, was arrested at Nashville, on the 2d inst., and is now securely ironed in the New Albany Jail.

We learn the prairie chickens in

some localities of the Illinois prairies are dying in great numbers from a disease like cholera.

A A a a iv in length and two and a half feet in height, was killed in Jackson township, Parke county, a few days since.

Vo$* Henry Ewald, a saloon keeper ot Bedford, notorious for his desperate charactor, Wednesday evening shot and probably mortally wounded a man named William Vestal. Vestal was drunk at the time.

Tobias Ritter, of Adams countj^

got up a story of hidden treasure and coaxed John Bult to go with him and help dig it. John went, and as soon as Tobias got him in a secluded spot, he gave him a tromendou3 threshing.

The Indiana and Illinois State

Fairs are held during the same week.— The Charleston Plaindealer says, all the folks in that part of the State, will come to Terre Haute.

The stone front for the first story

of the new Deming blook, corner of Main and Sixth streets, is now being erected presenting the handsomest appearance o' any front in the city. .—1—:—_

USST The Sullivan Democrat favors tho calling of a District Convention, composed of the counties of Parke, Vermillion Vigo and Snllivan, for the purpose of nominating a Democratic candidate for Judge in the new circuit.

Marriage licences were issued last

week by the County Clerk to the following parties,: Levi M. Welch and Jane Crist. Jacob Kaufman and A. M. Fisher. Valse Sanders and Sasan Johnston. Embry Patridge and Mary E. Cochleur.

Tha first Agricultural Fair of the

season, in this part of the State, will be hold at Bridgeton, Parke county, twenty milee north of this city this week. Old Parke takes a lively interest in agriculture, and the Fair will undoubtedly be a success. Th-s managers will accept our thanks for a family ticket.

ADVERT I8E.—One of our country subscribers called on Saturday to renew his subscription, and as we handed him two or three exchanges he thanked us kindly and remarked: "I always like to look over the advertisements in a paper, as I can form a pretty good idea of the character of the place where it is published' If I find musical instruments,select school, school books, &c., advertised liberally, I know that there is refinement and business done there, for if there wa« none tbey would not advertise."

SUSPENDED

ANIMATION.—The India-

anapolis Journal tells of a young lady who was nearly killed by her waterfall

cor- day before yesterday. She was in a tree

respondent ef the London Chemical N&IPS for somo purpose or other,and in attemptoffers a suggestion relative to the extinc- iug to descend, the knob on the back of tion of fire resulting from burning oil, the bend caught upon a limb, and fallwhich may prove useful. At a recent ng, she was as effectually suspended as terrible conflagration at the old distillery with a hangman's noosa. The situation of Hackney W ck, the effect of tho water was extremely unpleasant and delisate, poured upon the flames was simply to ox-1 but the commendable presence of mind of tend the burning surface by distributing her male attendant saved the feminine the oil in eVury direction. This writer Absalom. He cut the ligatures binding proposes that in such cases in future clay ho hirsute excrescence, and the lady or limo should be thrown upon thejflaaies. "dropped," leaving her ornament in the It is the only moans of extinguishing oil tires, as has boen proved in several inlances.

tree, resembling an colored squash.

overgrown and dis-

A VALUABLE BOOK.—We are indebted to the publishers—Howe's Subscription Book Concern, 111 Main street, Cincinnati—for a copy of a rare and valuable work. It is entitled "A History of the Western States and Territories, from the Alleghanies to tho Pacific, and from the Lakes to tho Gulf." It gives their history from the date of their settlement, with the most interesting incidents of pioneer life, military events and biographical sketches. It also gives full geographical descriptions of the different States, Territories and towns, and is illustrated by two hundred and forty appropriate engravings. Its authors are John W. Barber and Henry Howe, both of whom are well-known analists in this species of literature. There is in this volumo of over seven hundred pages an immense .amount of interesting and important information which cannot be found elsewhere wit bout ransacking whole libraries for it. To the historical student, it is especially valuable, and, in our judgment, from its geographical and historical information, would make an admirable text book. The biographical sketches and pioneer inci dents are alone worth the price of the vol unit. It is handsomely printed and ele gantly bound, and is well worthy of place in every Western library. Agents are referred to the advertisement of this and other works in the column of *'Want».

County Convention.

SATURDAY, Aug. 24,1867.

Convention was called to order by calling J. E. Woodruff to the chair, and appointing Jacob Steinmehl and James O'Mara, Secretaries. The President stated that the object of the meeting was to select candidates for the different county officers.

The following gentlemen were nominated for the office of County Recorder Theodore Marxen, John Scott, Alexander Thomas, Jacob 2. Voorhees, Fred. Cornell, J. G. Boord and .William Woolen.

On the fourth ballot, .Fred. Cornell receiving the highest number of votes, was declared tho nominee «f the Convention for the office of County Recorder.

The following gentlemen were chosen as candidates for the office of County Commissioner:^ 1st district, Fielding Shep-. herd 2d district, Nathaniel Lee.

An Executive Committee consisting of the following men were appointed: Harrison township—Nicholas Filbeck, W. K. Edwards, Charles Cruft, L. A. Burnett and W. B. Warren.

Fayette township—Wm. L. Shuey and J. W. Watts. Sugar Creek township—Wm. Ooodman and John Barnard.

Nevins township—W. B. Williby and J. McClintick. Riley township— D. S. Lee and J. J. Ferrell.

Honey Creek township—W. A. Budd and Nelson St. Clair. Linton township—Wiley Norris and Frederick Beecher.

Prairie Creek township—J. C, Tichenor and J. D. E. Kester. Otter Creek township—Thomas Briggs and Harvy Evans.

Lost Creek township—Jas. Burgan and J. C. Myer. Pier8on township—William Brown and J. E. Woodruff.

Prairieton township—G. W. Dickerson and Wm. A. Gunn. On motion of J. G. Board, the nominations was declared unanimous.

W. W. Casto moved that each candidate come forward and pledge himself to support the nominee of the Convention. Carried. Whereupon each eandidate present came forward and pledged themselves to support the nominee. There beici no further business the Convention adjfturned.

J. E. WOODRUFF, Chm'n.|| JACOB STEINMEHL, 1 ^FAMES O'MARA, Secretaries.

REAL

ESTATE TRANBEEBS.—Since

our

last publication the following transfers of real estate have been placed on record at the Recorder's office .*

Chauncey Roso to the Turner Association, lot in Rose's addition for $1,525. Trustees Christian Church to Benjamin H. Harbert, lot on Fourth street for $1,496.

Gage & Gage to Paddock and McKeen, lots in Rose's sub-division for $14,500. James Akers to William Burgess lot in tho city for $115.

Nancy Bridges to Alva Neice, 8 acres in Nevins township for $175. Albert C. Jackson to J. F. Morris, three lots in Tuell & Usher's addition for $500.

John Kunz to Joseph Kunz, lot In Rose's sub-division for $375. W. W. Byers to Robert Nitshe, half lot in Rose's subdivision for $550.

Z. Parker to Lafayette Parker, tract of land in Nevins township for $175. Nancy J. Goodman to William W. Goodman, three acres in Spencer's addition for $900.

Sarah J. Shewmaker to John Silence, lot in Dean's addition for $110. John E. Palmeter to Samuel A. Tay« loy, lot in Rose's sub-division for $315.

Andrew Grimes to Lucinda Titus, two lots in Burnam's addition for $500. Trustees Christian Church to Blackford Condit, lot in Minshall's sub-division for $700.

Paddock & McKeen to Clay McKeen, undivided one-third in lots 135, 136, 137, 138, 139 and 140 in Rose's Bub-division for $9,666.

Rebecca Depew to W. L. Draper 20 acres in Otter Creek township for $250. Geo. W. Jordon to the same, 20 acres in Otter Creek township for $500.

Leathy McKeen and others to Vigo cor.nty 51 acres in Harrison township for $8,977.50.

Nelson Markle to Perry Markle lots in Tuell & Usher's addition for $1,427. John A. McGee to H. H. Honor 171 acres in Prairie Creek township for $1200

ThomaB Crusen to J. L. P. Crusen lot in Jewett's addition for $1150. Sam'l B. Gookin's to Nancy J. Peak let in Gookin's addition for $350.

G. Leforge to E. P. French 15 acres in Prairie Creek township for $303. Thomas E. Dawson to Wm. Coppage lj acres in Harrison township for $900.$

Joshua Isaacs to Dudley Rogers six lots in Burnam'g addition for $400. Isaac Harper to David Lambert sw qr, ne qr., sec. 12, town 13, range 8, for $700.

Susan Patts to Peter Crim, dart of lot 7 in the city for $500. Chester Adams to Dr. H. Van Vleck part of out lot 24 for $200-

Auditor Vigo County to Micajah, Goodman lot 1, Sec. 16. town 11, range 10 for $50.

Catherine Mellve to Wm. Brown interest in 80 acres sec. 12, town town 10 range 9 for $330.60.

John Newcomb to John Goetz piece of ground in nw qr., sec. 33, town 12, range 9, for $250.

The Nicholson pavement has been

ordered to be put down on four of the principal streots of Lafayette. There is a war arising amoDg the property holders along the streets, and injunctions are freely talked of.

A son of Dr. Gerstmeyer was kill­

ed on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad Saturday, and the remains brought home yesterday ovening for interment.

DANALDSON'S OFFICE, Aug. 16. NOTICE TO PENSIONERS.—Invalid Pensioners, those who have not lost a limb, or are not otherwise permanently injured, and exempt, will have to be examined by the surgeon on or after September 4th, before they can draw their next semiannual payments. Those doing business of this kind with me, will please be here September 4th for said purpose. Dr. Ball will probably devote that day to that purpose. Those having lost a limb will not be examined. Widows with children, and Guardians, must have' two witnesses to prove that the children or wards are living. My business will then be in such condition as to cause but little delay.

WqS" The Empress Corset sells at $1,75 every where else in the United States, but B. Weisz sells them for a dollar and a quarter. Call at his Hoop Skirt Factory opposite the Post office. dwtf.

IN MEMORIAM.

At a regular meeting of the Terre Haute Division No. 35 of the B. of L, E., heid at their Hal?, August 24, 1867, the follow* ing preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: a

WHKBEAS, It has pleased Divine Providence to remove from our midst one of our most active members, Past Chief Engineer and brother HIBAM A. WESTTALL and

WHEBEAS, We were brothers bound by affection and a purpose in common with his, it is our bounden duty to express the depth of our feelings for the irreparable loss we have sustained, therefore be it

Resolved, That in the death of car brother the community has lost a good citizen, the mother a kind and loving son, the wife a true and faithful husband, and the Brotherhood one of its most active and zealous members.

Resolved, That we deeply feel the loss we have sustained, and fully sympathize with the relatives of our deceased brother in their bereavement, and may He who is the giver of all good, give to the widow strength to sustain her in this, her hour of trial and may she not mourn as one having no hope but, with us, find comfort in the assurance that he was honored and respected as a man, and confided in as a friend and brother and map the aged mother, whose head is bowed down with grief at this latest affliction, look for comfort and consolation from "Him who doeth all things well."

Resolved, That we humbly submit to the decrees of an All-seeing and Immortal God,.and on this mournful oecasion, pledge ourselves^.o watch over and maintain tho interests of our Order, and so conduct ourselves that we may all be prepared to meet with him, and render an account of actions while here on earth to that great Judge Who shall judge all mankind.

Resolved, That as a token of respect for the memory of our late deceased brother, it is ordered that our Hall be draped in mourning for the space of thirty days, and that all members of this Division drape their engines in mourning for tho space of ten days.

Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon the records of this Division, and that a copy with the seal of the Division attached, be presented to the mother and widow of the deceased, and also published in the Terre Haute EXPRESS, Terre Haute Journal and the Engineer's Journal.

D. W. DODGE, G. H. POMEROT, [Com. J. SHERBURNE,

REDUCTION IN PRICE.—The elegant heavy Whalebone Corsets which are soiling everywhere for $1,75 each, can be brought, all sizes and all colors, for only $1,25, at Weisz' Skirt Factory, opposite the Post Office. This is the cheapest and best corsot that ever was offered to the ladies. [17dwtf

The plan adopted by the Washing­

ton Library Company for the raising of funds for the Riverside Institute—an asylum for the gratuitous education of Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans—is meeting with great approval. Subscriptions to tho stock are coming in rapidly. The handsome steeKplate engravings given to those who purchase stock a.e acknowledged by competent judges to be flrst-class productions. Besides receiving a handsome engraving of this character, worth more at retail than the price of the stock, every purchaser will in addition receive a present of somo kind. Full guarantee is given that every share of stock must be accompanied by a present besides tho ongraving. See advertisement. dwlt

Let any one take the trouble to in­

quire, and they will ascertain that the engravings now being given away by the Washington Library Company of Philadelphia, to those who purchase one or more shares of stock in aid of the Riverside Insttiute, are worth more at retail by fifty per cent, than what is paid for the stock. Besides this, every share of stock will be accompanied by a present at the great distribution.

Geo. A. Cooke & Co., Bankers, 33 South Third street, Philadelphia, are receivers of all the funds, and their iftmes is an assurance of the integrity and reliability of the Company, which is organized for a good purpose which should not bo confounded with the bogus concerns that in* feBt the country. Read the advertise* ment. [dwlt.

A POWERFUL RIVAL.—There is a now patent Sewing Machine (called the Star Shuttle), manufactured in Cleveland, Ohioj by W. G. Wilson & Co., and sold for Twenty Dollars, that makes the Lock Stitch similar to Wheeler & Wilson, and other first class machines. The manufacturers claim that it is equal in size, finish and workmanship, to any other first class machine, beside being able to do the same range of work., dwlt

PHOTOGRAHS, AMBBOTYPES and all tho various styles of pictures made in good style and .as cheap as any one else. Pictures of the dead enlarged to any size.— Satisfaction given on all work, or no charges made. POUND & CARR, City Gallery, one door west of Barr &

Co.'s Drug Store, corner of Main and 4th streets. [Aug. 28, wlm.

FRUIT JABS FRUIT JARS !—Just received 300 dozen gallon and quart, air tight, stone, fruit jars, with tin top and wires. For sale at wholesale at

HENDBICH & FELLENGER'S* No. 147 and 149 Main street.

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QUACKENBOS'S ARITHMETICS. -Quack enbo's new Arithmetics claim to be the best in the field, and we think not without reason. Why? Because their rules and analyses are admirably condensed. Because in number and variety of examples they are uequalled. Because in Interest and all other business operations (on which they are particularly full) they t?ach the method actually used by business men. Becausa, being written since the war, they are up to the times (which none of the old text-books are)—give present prices, teach that there is a difference between gold and currency, describe Government Securities, and show how to find the comparative results of investments in them. New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, &c., have adopted them for their Common Schools, and we think their merits have only to be known to introduce them generally. We see the Publishers (D. APPLKTON & Co., of New York) are advertising for local agents for these Arithmetics in every county, sm dwlt.

tSf One dollar and twenty-five cents buys a whale bone corset at Weisz's skirt factory opposite the Poet office. dwtf.

No XTTXB Pitoor &SQTJIKED.—H ba« not yet been publicly denied that the Chemical Saleratus. mado by D. B. DeLand & Co. is all that its friends have claimed—Ahat j&il ao4r 4hol^6me article. This eaxuiot jbe denied in face the testimony pf chemists aid those besj qualified to judge, JHUBSH £*$**& fdwlt&IY. lljt

Vrtb It is said that the sh^e^bf^Wf

dolphi'i t\T- wii!r deposed oi with unexampled^ -hi Thn alHMMX odt til concealment, tbj -uontjsly off urpoia (Manifested by those who first inaugurated the enterprise, the fairness with^which tho proposed fihal distribution is fto fee conducted, and the patriotic purpose to which the entire surplus is to be applied, have taken firm hold upon public confidence. So large have the sales been thus far that the trustees hope to anticipate the time originally Axed for the dispensation of the gifts, amounting to $300,000, thus placing the funds collected much Booner than they expected in a channel to carry 9ut the noble act of benevolence*'which was the object of their enterprise. All those, therefore, who desire to participate with them in the pleasure of doing a good action should subscribe without delay.— They will receive at once a fine engraving, worth at retail more than the money invested, besides a gift of such value as their share may be entitled to in the final distributiod. Read the advertisement. [28, dwlt'^

tfif I have a large stock of Stoves, of the best manufactories, which I can sell at reduced prices. Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.

W. W. SHANNON,

63 Main St., opposite old Court House, wtT. Terre Haute, Ind

IS* A"' now lot of RichmdhH'fPloW just received also, XX Wheat Drills Selby Wheat Drills also, Buckeys,Champion and Hoosier Cider Mills. For sale by W. W. SHANNON,

Aug. 18, Mrlna No. 63 Main Street.

UNDERTAKERS.—Ohadwick

& Gruber

successors to M. W. O'Connell, have removed to No .6 South 4th St., and have on hand a fine stock of Metallic Burial Cases, Caskets, and wooden coffins of every style and size also a fine hearse and carriages, which we propose to send at all times and upon all occasions, witn or without the sale of coffins, at four dollars each.' wtf.'

I know where to buy a oookj$t,oVe

Down at this new store, 63 Main street My! you can get a stove there five dollars less good too, and warranted, at wlm W. W. SHAWNO^-'-

PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVICE.—Read Dr Whittier's advertisement in another cbtumu. aprill-dwltaw-l}'.

SPECIAL NOTICES

Tnel), Blpley Co.'s Dry floods Emporium. JWX-Y 23th, 1887. Blceunt Bleached Muallna nt "l*w iricoa." Bates' 4 4 (better than Hill,) 25 ccflts. Ellostou 4-4 (good as Hill,) 20 cent*. Springfield 4-4—splendid, 15 oenti. Boston 6 4, 28 conta. Pepp-rell, Ijlu.iclioJ nod browu, 6.4. 7—J, 8-i, 9:1 aul 10-4. The fullest assortment of Staple an Fancy Dry Goods in tlia market at popular prices

TCKLL. BIPLKY A CO.

OCTOBER ELECTION. NT We are authorized to announce WILLIAM WOOLLEN as a candidate for Recorder of Vigo Coou'y, at the

rnsuingOctober

election.

LOCAL NOTICES,

Constitution Water is a certain cure for DIABKTEB and all diseases et the KIDNETS aud BLAPUEB. For salo by all Druggists. iiCdwSm

Diseases: of Horses ana tmwle.—Dr. OIFFOBO would ask particular attention to thlB notice. He claims public patronage from the fact that he has a good ezperfence in the practice of Veterinary Surgery, and baa given satinfuction generally. He bu saved many UorsM aud Cattle by his skiil, in acute attacks of iLflammations Ac. pays particular attention to Veterinary Midwifery has saved many valuable Mares and Cows by tafe delivery,.Trhen they w«fte in great dbtreii, and would have died without h«)p. He asks particular attention, also, to his Alterative Tonic Powders, which are of bis own composition —clear of all antimonial poisoas tlmt till prominent a in all bojght Condition Powders. The Doctur ignores the seml-barberous practice of bleeding, rowelling, buruingand blisteriug, which is but a relic of barberism, too tnmu to bo any louger olerated amoag a Christian people. Call at bis Office, at B. W. ChadWlok's Livery tftnbte, opposite the Post Jfflce. Mo charges for consultation at Office rah 5d2taw-\v3m

SPECIAL NOTVCES.

Take Time by the forelock. The miasma which genorates epidemic fevers is now rising in clonds under the blaring tujams af the dog day stin. Every living body,-8iS Vail refuse animal and vegetable matter, emits unwholesome vapors, and in orowdod cities and the dense assemblages which bnsiness and pleasure call together the elements of di«ea»e are evol.fd. The pressure upon every.vital organ is never eo great as in tlhe second and third mo&bs of snm" mer, and common sense teaches ns that these organs require to be rein fa reed (o.meet it.

We hold our lives, so to apeak, on a repairln ea»e, and this is the season wheu th« procoss of dilapidation Is most rapid and ropairs are must required. Therefore build up,prop and mstain tht potsmof nature with that mighty vegetable n-cu-perant, HOSTETTEB'8 BITI£BS. He who takes it may be said to clothe himgolfln snnhary mail, against which epidemic diieat" wHI liurl its poisoned shafts In vain. This is no gratuitoui exertion, but a great m-.tlival fart, attested by twelve years' expcr: ui ov.iy limatoof the bibitabla globe Extremes of tempeiatnre always disturb the functions, of the stomach, the bowels, the 11*. and the sk|n. lt-ii. tbrough.these: that the most dangerous maladies assail us Tuue them in advance with HOSTETTEB'S BtTTERS, and defy heat and malaria. wlm tit) fin'

Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Dttbilfty, Prematura MM?, add alltthe'tffecuf of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of snfsrlng humanity, send free to all who peed it, the. receipt aud directions for making the sfmpte remedy by which he was cured. 8hff»rers wishing to profit ly tho advertiser'* experience, can do so by addressing, Sn perfect confidence,

SPECIAL NOTICES.

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CBI8TAD0B05 HAIR DYE, a pure compound tbit rivalry, a (id is nann•faoturod oufy Iff CBlaTA DO 30, 68 Maiden Catfe, J^ew'York. Sold !y all Orng.ists. Applt^by all H»ir I'retsaro aug7dwtin,_

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In Es

says of the Howard jttmr.iaticii, on the Physiological Errors, Abusej aud Diseases induced by lgnorauce of Natnro's laws, iu the first age of man. Sent in sealed env»lepes, ree of charge.— Address Dr. J. SKILL.IN HOUGHTON, Howard Association Philadelphia, i*a. fm^Odwhm

Horrible Accident.

A man some time since was repairing ngas leak, corner of 29th Street and Cth Avenue, New York. He wouc into tho excavation and thcu lit a match. A a explosion of tho gas took place, and tho man w.is much burned. Da.

TOBIAS'

ment was applied fre«ly, and in three days the man wan about hit bnsiness in the Manhattan Gas Works, as well as over. Hi* name It Samnxl F. Waters. This one of thn wo&Jerfnl cures made by DK. TOBIAS' clabratej Venetian LLI.imosit: It is not only goa-i for Burui, bat for Old Sores, Bruises, Chronic Bheuuiathm, SereTluonts, Uuts, Insect Slings, Pains in the Li.nbs, Clwdt and Back also iDK^rnAlly. f'Jr ColiCjfCrampj, Uiarrhoea, Dysenteryland Cironp. tt Is perfectly innocent to take lntornally, and tho bust fimlly inedMue in thfi'worUL' Orderjarerecofved all ovor Europe for it. Tho most oriebrated Physicians recommend it—It nnver falls. Dc.ToBtAR pnte up every drop himself. Seld by all DrUjjriats at 50 cents and Jl per Bottle. Pcpit 5 (JnrtHn It Street,

s-3ifeUM

Obaerve Tl wiiitf letters on (Uegovernment stam on each box. ang7dw1m

HUtfffJEWJLS/f*

rfflVEKSAIi I By advertising It is ejcpec.ed COUGH I to gaiu ft notoriety, than lt£9fKlT. which, no form is butter, but is on Trnt Character aloue tluvtuai^gjnuit ielj.— Tt is presnmej tlmt. the contrast 01 this splendid preparation, Us simplicity, au.T"ttfo freodam with which it may boueed whenever thero the least tickling or irritation iu the throat, iu contrast With old forms, iu which components aro such, that dcises are restrained to two or three times a day, is perfectly appa out, Aud is as truly Me theory, as HL.N.VE\VEI.L'S

*•«.

JOHN Ii. OODEN',

wylOdltaw-wly 48 Cedar St.. N. V.

«i J: S

UNIVERSAL CODGH REM­

EDY is valuable, which Ten Yeart have most clearly proved. AYnoopixs

COUGH,

SOBB

THROAT,

HOAHSUICFIS, COLDS,

and alt complaints, which, if neg

octed, end in Consumption, aro its work to eure or reliavo, to which the most undoubted testimonials, which may be seen at my office, filly corroborate. JOHN L. HUNNE^WELL, Proprietor,

Practical Chemist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Be ft ton, 51 ass. Sold by all regular dealers in IToi'ielne. 'May LG,. waug novaud IVb

W I S E S Dll. LAMONTES C0BB01.IA Will forco WhiskoiB or Moustachos on the smoothest face or ci.in, or Hair ou Bald Heads. Never known to fail.

SamDle for tiial, s«nt for 10 cents. Address BEEVKS 4 CO., July4»ly 78 Nassau St., New York.

CLIMAX.

PA«F.'I»CLIMAXSALVS,

tor Burus, Scalds, Bornf-

nla, Salt Rheum, Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Bites, Chilblains, Sting*, Bruises, Cut--, Swellings, &c., whether upon mau or beast, Is thon^ost won de^fu) unicle evei producedi Other good articles allevlaiu this curei. It nllayH infliniatiou, subdalJSyaiiJ, and heals without a scar. It IB worth its weight In gold to any family, nnd should Always bo OH hand. :It Is warraoted to what It eayeef^tor^l **1*9 4

*1•

souse

ssffi^'or

$»*

JAY COOKE & CO., Ho SO WALL 3TBBIT, Comer of Nassau Street, New York.

We buy and eell at the most liberal current price*, and keep on hand a full supply of Government BONDS Or ALL ISSUES,- SEVENrHIBTTES, and COVPO

OH DINTEBEST NOTES

and execute orders for purchase and sale of STOCKS, BONDS an! OOCD.

S

CONVERSIONS.

We convert the several lessee of SEVSB-THIBTIU at the most favorable market ratee into FiveTwenties, which, at pre tent grioe of gold, yllOd the holder abent one per oetU more interest per annum. Circulars with fall particulars furnish'" ed npon application. njfdwjy JAY COOKK CO.

MofflUl'* Lite S'llls* riMi'uU Bitters. were fi-st used In private practioo ii 1S2'. They Wer^'tntMtlTOadJttSthe pdbHo in 1835\ irinre which time their reputation bos extended, until they liav« a sale in excess of alt other Cathartic aud Purifying Medicines. There is hardly a family among tljM civilised nations who have not pfirson*1 evideueo of their uniform reliability in cases of Constipation, Billlou9 and Stomach diseases, whether of long or eliert duration. They aro entirely vegetable in their composition, and harmless to the gettlest infant. One ingredient opcus the pores of the skin another is diaretir, and stimulates proper action of the kidneys a third isemolient, loosening phlegm and humor from thelungs' oSier"ptoporfle« are warming and cathartic, aud cleause the stomach and bowels from unh*ait|ira«rntty9kf, Tficir corabiaed eff^t is to regulate the impaired function of the system, and to protyyf Hpvra. If is not asserted Mof fat's Pills are a cure-ni/—that they will cure al complalptB-^bnt JuhtWr ordinary cirenmstanrts they may bo relied upon to euro Nervous and Sick Headache, Costivenes, Djspepsi.i, Indigestion, Jaundice, Liver and Bilious Oemplainst, Colds, Scurvy, Oeneral Weakness, 4c. Thejrrt re expressly made for these diseases. Millloue upou millions of cures can he cited- In no single instance has a complaint ever^como^to onr knowledge, where they liave not operated as recommended.

The'prinUd circular around each box fully explains the sympttms and effects of each disease, specifies .treatment, farnisheis evidence,^?.

W* WUy nfilr to Bev.Di»id Eider, franklin, N. C., who W** .poredof Dyspepsia tVB Cross, ofTheolke, tlf., cured of Liver Complaint H. Hooiey. of Springfield, Pa., had Scrofuiit, and had to ose ciutchea was cured in throe we*k James D. DoIan, of Adrian, Mich., Curod of Bilious Fever Be v. Henry Ornbum, Fnsbyteria" Church. {Sananagua, Cat., of Fever and Ague B«v. Kd n, May, Twenty-first St., N«w York, of Bhonmatism and PtUs of 25 years sta&diug Kev. Sammel Bowles, of the Springfield, (Maes.) Bepublbau, was cared of torilble Costivrness lion. JEd. Wtbbery»f N. H.,of Iie Complaint, etc

A box Moffat's Lift Pills, with full circulars, 4c., will be scut gratis to any Pby*ici»u or Clergyman, the receipt ol (wo three cent stamps. •*, ff«t*s Life ffllU are 'iS* pents j^er box. Mofflit's fBoentx Btfters, 51. They arc gold by all respectable deatars thrvughost O&nttnents and tbe Iolaedrfof the Ooean.

WHITE 4 HoWLAND, Proprietors. Saocessors to Dr. John Moffat and Dr. Wm. B. Hoflat. lil Liberty Street, New Tork.

TeWwJyww

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AOEITG WLXTM 2 AnJ!5e!li3u?l.t ^orV A- PNIAATD, the aciflowlidpd UiatorUo of tlw Aootb* eitltl*d

Ge" L«V,r?P,'t« *i«kcU

AWESTS

tC aD£*"gdwlm

IF WK HAVE A COL1), pain the head, dizzy, biliout, costive, or sick from any cau»e, It is flora the }.'re! cncu of ofi'ondlUi humors, and this is HO whether the pain bo in lb« tl«wl, nerves, or tho boues,

HANDKETH'S PILLS

should bo always roady, aud aro snrc purge, and this can be done according 10 the ueeeaiitli-s of nature, by whioli the oiTeiultug humors are iomGved,nlid tho health restored. J.

Ths pori. Dpm i» Uarne gays: ''1 sell mors of Brandreth's Pills Ihan nil other* pot tngothsr." BUANDKKrU'S PIL. Sate sold by ni druggist* sad at the principal oflioe, Bra idrelli tfon^e, New York.**' -/V,?

never before

published, including Btographiee of ever* South ern Oeneral of distlnctieB. In one large volant—30 steel portraits. A companion volume to "THK LOST CAUSE," Standard Southern History of the War, whiei has already obtained talf a mlHion of readne.— A new and enlarged edition is now ready. One A»ut sold 290 the tlrst w*k These two work form a complete library »f the War from the other sido. S.B. TBEAT4CO., way, N. Y.

100 Choice SaleetfoBs,*' It a collection of the best ktandard effusions, for Select Baadinc, Declamation, and Elocution, repreeentlng all pbatea of human emo'toli aud peaion. and a most happy co-uiingtiDfc of the gems of a former geeetion with the pure pearls whleh gleam la the presaut. Never before has the same variety ol choice, poetry and prose, grave end bnmorons, patriotic and sentimental, been embraced tn Mil P*|tee, aut mid for SOcents. fold by all bookeela lets, oi mailed free en receipt ot price, by addree "log p. OABBBTT 4 CO., Publish re, Phil'*. Pa.

N. —Great Inducements to Agents. Send for terms.

QUACKENBOS'S ARITHMETICS. THE LATEST AXD BEST. Primary, 40c. Klearatary, SOt, PrartlaU, $1.

Up to the tim«s teach the methods used by busiuoos men complete on all the branches of Commercial Arithmetic well condeneed in rnlae aud analysee admirably graded RAATBOT TIXTBOOKS WITH NO DiracTs. so say Teachers who use thim. Ooing in everywhere. Specimens mailed to Teachere at half the above prloas. Agents wanted In everjr County. Address,

vAHflD to canvass far "fotra

TKAR8 RW THK Oto

WOIILD.',

13,000 already

so.ii, Now is the time to make money. No competition. Great inducements offered teaohen, miolsters, active ladles or experienced agents Send for terms tofosTJUt 4 PALMKB, J*., IT Bible Home, New Tork.

WANTED.—100BAST

Venetian Lini­

8oheol Tcaohers to engage In

a Business and LUCRATIVE and well adapted to their poiitlon. Those now tut aged are cleariug from $73 to 150 per month, for par. ticnlars, address

NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Cincinnati, Ohio, or Davenport, Iowa.

The Metropolitan Collar Oo.

Make Fifty-Eight varieties of

Ladies' and Gents' Collars and Cuffs. The largest conoern for PAPEB GOODS in the world. ^Office, 307 Broadway, New Tork.

School Teawfcm and Others.—Kaployveflt, Ligbt Work and Uood Pay—Ask for A'w Ilin*trat«d Catalogue ol "Uood Books/or All," with terms to Agents. Send two red stamp* to 8. B. WELLS, liroudway, N. V.

A Treatise on Dnfim, Catarrh, Connaption and Concer. Tbeir causes and means ot immediate relitf and speedy cure, sent free. Send particulars to Dr. STILWELL, No. 0 South flth Street, Williamsburg, L. I.

W A N E

"WANTED TO MAKE AN ABBANGEMENT" wi ha live man in every County, who wishes to make money, and can give good references. No capi al required. Will sell a business now payii.g$1.5uo per month, aud tely on profits for ipy pay. Address, J. O. TILTON, Pittsburgh, Pa.

PAINTSi'or FAKMEBS ASD OTHKBS.—THK GBAfTON MINBBAL 1'AIST COMPANY aro now manufacturing the Beet, Cheapest and most Durable Paiat in uee two coats well put ou, mixed witu pure Linseed Oil, will last 10 or 15 years it is of alight brown or beautiful chooolate color, and can be changed greeu, lead, Btone, olive, drab or cream, to suit tue taste oi the consumer it is valuable tor .Housed, Kirns, Fenced, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Cur-makers, aiis aud Wuedeu ware L'au vas, Aletal and bhingle Boob, (it being fire aud Water proot), Bridges, Burial Cases, Canal Boats, Shtpe, Ships' bottoms, Floor Oil Cloths, (one Manufacturer having used 6000 bbls. tho past year,) and as a paint for any papose Is snsarpisaed tor iody, uurubility, elasticity, and adheeiveoe «. Price $ti per bbl., ot 3U0 lbs,"which wili supply a iarmer for years to come. Warranted in alt cases as above. Send lor a circular, which givos full particulars. Mono genuine unless branded in a trade mark, Grafton Mtneial Paint. Address DANIKLBIDWLCLL, Proprietor, 264 Pearl Street, New fork.

MADAM FOY'S

COKNETSklRT SUPPORTER

Combines in one garment a

Perfect Fitting Corset

And the mest desirable Skirt Supporter ever offered ih- ublic. It piaoes the weight of the skirts upon the shoulders instead of the hips it improves the form without tight lacing g.vesease aud elegance is approved and recommended by physicians. Manu.astored by D. B.SAUNDEBS

UO., 96 Summer St., Bostou.

6000

AGENTS wanted, to sell Six New Inventions, of great value to families all

l'» t,ie.»t preflts. Send 26c and get 80 piges and sample gratia. Agents hame made flu0,0U0. KPHBAIM BBUWN, Lowell, Mass.

BO WEN, POTTER dc EBBS,

W O O

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. llO South Front Street,

PHILADELPHIA. Contigtmails of Wool respectfully solicited. Liberal Catk atfeoaces made, and stilee guarranted All Wool consigned to us is carefully graded to suit the market, and is displayed to the best advantage.

Bags furnished if required.

ARKFOttWKD—Or

YOU LAME, CBIPPLEO OR D» have yon cr your neighbor a l-jy or «:lrl or child lame with contracted limbs, or curved spine, or crooked feet, or weak or paral^«cd Imbs or ankles, or who are entirely helpless, or who ara abllged to creep or to walk with cratches, or whose limbs are shortened, or crooked, or drawn np, or who walk on the toes, or whoio ankles roll over or turn inward, or who have crooked knees from white swelling, or scrofula. or injury, or who limp from hip difficulty?— save such from a life of dltapp dntment, will you not write a letter giving the prominent points of the esse, and rece ve I* return, free of charge, a Circular whieh may be the means of saving them? If so, address Dr. J. P. MANN, No. 133 West Fcrty-first St. New Tork.

DEAFNESS CURED. The Organic Vibrator fid into (he ear, Is not perceptible, and enables deaf persons to bear distinctly at church and at puMIC assemblies. Send for particular* to

A LIST OF NEWSPAPERS.

We bavs published the following:

A Complete List of all Newspapers In the New England States. Price ?5 cents. A complete List of all Newspapers In the State of

New Tork. Price 25 cents. A Complete List of all Newspapers in New Tork City, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and the

Distrlet of Celnmbla. Price 25 cents. A Complete List of Ohio Newspapers. Price 36 cente. A) Complete List of Pennsylvania Newspapers.—

Price 26 cents* A Complete List of Indiana Newspapers. Prise 55 cents.

ALL of the above lists sont for ONE DOLUS.— Address GEO P. BOWKLL A CO., 40 Park Bow, New York.

SCHOOLS.

Principals of Academies, Saminarias, Ac., should consult ns In regard to advertising. No charse for informitk.n GEO. P. BOWKLL A CO., Ad vertlstng Agents, N. T.

INVENTORS,

If you wish to Advertise you should consult GEO. r. BWEl.LJk CO., 40 Park Bow, N. X.

BOOK PtTBLISHEBS. Do yon want Agents? Yon should consult OKO P. BOWKLL ft Ct., of N. I., on the subject of advertising.

NEWSPAPERS. Do yon want to increase your circulation You prcaeh advertising, why do yon not practice it Consult GEO.P. BOWKLL A CO., New Tork

ADYERTia EBS. Do you want to keep posted about the Newspapers and iheir value to yon as medians for Advertising Send a Dollar for the ASVKVTIMHS' QA SKTS. Published at «0 Park Bow, New Tork. 3RT

NURSERYMEN. Ton should advertise. To do it understanding^ oo should consult OIO. P. BQWBLL ft CO., A 'ark Bow, New fork.

^TTACHHFNT NOTICE.

(tLCB

AlfDHlSLIE^NANTs.'.Tmp^Ttlfe™

Thomas Jf.Forr-sttr Jaav»« *1. SparVs—AtHar.isop Towvship, Vigo County. I rtuia"

S.K

Publlshors, IN Broad-

J. Forrest plalnMff In ihe above entl

Thomas.

tied suit having filed his affidavit r-tHor forth defendant is indebted to him In the sum thattbei tu UIU1 iu I lie SUB) of175,00, aod that the said defendant baa left the Stste or Indiana, at.d a return having cn m«de oo summons of n-t found as to deft. Tho defendant will take notice of tho peud-troy of this alt to be and appear before n» at my office in said rowusblp to answer p.afut.ff** complaint on he W day ot September, 18«7, at 9 o'clock in the •orenooa or the i«m« will

w8

D. APPLKTON 4 CO New Tork.

FBoard

»IXOCK INSTITUTE, a flnt olase eg School for Boys, at Pittefleld. Mass fall term of 20 weeks begins Oot. 4,1867 for particulars address Bsv. W. O. BIOflABDS, Principal.

m7heardiandcon-ideredthissealandbande

w,n#M

»7tn day of aug. i8«7_

L.B. DENEHIB.J. P.

COLGATE & CO S

GERMAN

Erasive Soap

mannfa^tnrfd from Pc IIAT*i.IA LB, and may bo consideied the STAJfDAUD Of KICKLLEXC1 'or salo by all Oiocirs iMwljr

DRY COODS.

GOODS! NEW GOODS'

White Marseilles, Buff Marseilles, Figured Marseilles, "BUCKEYE CASH STOKE."

fJIBAVELING DRESS GOODS.

VERY DE3IRABLE

CHENE,

Double-fold Qood9, suitable for wits, AT THE

"BUCKEYE CASH STORE."

Q.B0 GBALV & TAFETA SItKS,

i«i't rr POINTS,

4

viuaatities, and at

AT HHE

"BUCKEYE CASH STOKE.' AfBBIKACK.COCHECOS

8PRAGUES' PRINTS

New, Beautiful Cloths—best Calico randa. We now offer them at One Shilling One Shilling!

AT THK

"BUCKEYE CASH STOKE.'* W. S. KYCE & CO.

T7 Main Str«e

dwtf

77 MAIN STREET,

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Canton Mattings Wool Druggets, WaH Paper, Curtain Goods, Linen Goods, Housekeeping Goods.

OF RECENT PURCHASE,

3E2

AT THE

'Buckeye Cash Store.9

W. S. EYCE & CO.,

dwtf

Main Street.

77

DRY GOODS.

By the Fast Freight Line!

PEOPLES' DISPATCH.

NEW STYLE

FALL DELAIHE^ Plain Wool Delains,

FALL

DB. STILWELL,

No. 46 South dth Street, Williamsburg, N. Y.

In all Colors

Plain Persian Delaines,

ELEGANT NEW STYLE

PRINTS

Of the following Brands

MERRIMACK, HAMILTON, COCHECO and 8PRAGUEa. Prima not usually found smong the best 12$ Prints.

Gilbert's White Flannel, Gilbertv Hk Warp Flannel, Giibei ii ite&ed Flannel,

Tin nil Colors.

SHIRTING FLANNELS.

AN ELEGANT LINE OF

DRESS GOODS!

Onr Stock fg full ami complete. No old Goods or Styles on hand

A SPLENDID STOCK OF

French & Domestic Gingham* Tweeds and Cassimeres, Apron Checks aod

Tlcfcfuc^.

AFresh Supply of

Bleached Muslin,

From T*x CENTS up, at

N I E S

116 Main Street.

North Side, between Fourth and Fifth

QANCKBS.

JDr. W. C. COUBM,

WbomlMlii this city far four jruri, nnd no* t4.nl of IiouteTiile, Ky., who tiaa at tbi. tim•a MtiMlM pr»ctlca in tba trMimeot ot CANOIKS Md Omnoerons Affection*, and Is rapidly g^luing Vb» high repatatlon Ch&t b* held in tbla elty daring hu its with us. W« c*a t-4(lly of we know, that Dr. Ooodaa ha* bean Mciuently •accec.fal in the many caaes tbat be treated (ii thia city and larroandlng oaaatry. ?bo Doet r'o mode or treatment

differ*

from all other*. Mine

an antidote of hie own preparation, killing iht. Cancer, root and branch. lthoat pain, lo*« ot blood, or the iue of the knifo. Dr. Condon wlillacaieo, to impart hie moda of treatment oi Ui* Oanoer to oiieor two regnlar practicing Ph»«ldaoe of good reputattoa. lie doee not deelr* to place IT ia the haa4« »f aai one who is BUT w»W qoallfled to raitain the reputation thai ho ba» already gained for hie Bemedy. Any ono wno may deaire farther Information .n reieirence to tha ovra, or moda of treatment of dan cor, can eonnit bin inpereon,or by letter. lionUriiie, Ky., P. O. Box m, »prW«w%^