Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 October 1867 — Page 3

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WEEKLY EXPRESS.

Wednesday ^fdrnins, October 9,1867

The hickory nut crop will bo large

this season.

Skiff & Gay lord's Minstrels appear

at Dowling Hall to-morrow night.

jftsp- Tho total registered vote of the county is about 5,500.

|gy Thf» r-ltl ffoanty poor farm is to be sold next Saturday.

|ggr The Illinois State Fair closed at Quincy Saturday, after a very successful exhibition. 1 flag" Several deputies are energetically at work assisting the City Treasurer in the collection of taxes.

VST From our exchanges we learn the

rains

of Thursday and Friday were quite general throughout the West.

!©~We learn the receipts of the Street Railway last week were over one thousand dollars.

The Black Crook is to be given at

Dowling Hall, for a series of nights, com mencing on Friday evening next.

Tho Circuit Court convenes this

morning, and will at once commence ac tive business.

(jg-The law requiring the closing of liquor saloons on election day was generally observed yesterday.

Judge Eckles bas recently decided

the Fish law unconstitutional. This makes two decisions against Judge Thomp son's in favor of it.

The admission fees and rent of

booths .underneath, more than paid the cost of erecting the amphitheatre at tho Fair Grounds.

We afe informed tho State Fair

Grounds to be placed in charge of a competent paan who will reside on the plane and protect the propejty.

Skiff & Gaylord'sjminstrols, recog

nized as one of the very beat cork opera organizations now traveling, will be at Dowling Hall Thursday everting of this week.

The appearance of the veritable

Black Crook, at Dowling Hall, Friday evening, is causing quite a flutter among our people, and an extensive patronage will no doubt be given it during its stay.

A large pocket book, supposed to

belong to Erastus Churchj was found Saturday morning in the coal house, at* tached to Mr. Bartholomew's eating house at the depot. It had been rifled of its contents except a twenty-yve cent postal and sonj9 valuable papers.

A chap afflicted with' palpitation

of the heart, says instant relief can be found by the application of another palpitating heart to the part affected. No particular directions given—only do it gracefully and let 'em palpitate

|®f* The eating business at the Fair grounds was rather overdone—that is, in the number of Btands—und we are told many of the proprietors lost money, while others barely made onough to cloar expenses. One of tho best stands on the ground wound up business with only about one hundred dollars for the week's work.

THE NORMAL SCHOOL BUILDING.—We learn at the recent meeting of the Board of Trustees of the State Normal School, after a careful examination, tho brick work done by Messrs Miles & Hedden, as far as it has progressed, was accepted, being satisfactory to the Board, both as to quality of material furni»hed and work done.

We understand also that the work has been examined by some of the most competent builders in the State and by them pronounced a flrst-clasa job.

The work will progress rapidly until the season for laying brick closes.

EDITORIAL EXCURSION.---On Monday an excursion party of near two hundred editors left Chicago on a railroad trip to the Far West. They will go as far as the prosent termination of the Pacific Railroad, Providencejand the Indians permitting. Thoy aro prepared with arms and ammunition, and are fully determined to exterminate any indiscreet red man who may have the temerity to cross their path.

We were honored with a "dead head" ticket to make one of the party, but a slight fear that some gentle savage might carry the "dead head'' system too far, caused us to decline the invitation.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.—Tho following marriage licenses were issued by the County Clerk during the week ending on Saturday last John Williams and Rachel Winegarner. John H. Popham and Rebecca J. Phelps. Nelson Markle and Kate R. Stewart. Maniord MdwKibney and Minnie Adam Hugh L. Myers and Mary F. Griffith. Isaiah W. Denton and Mary A. Back. Wm Faith and Sarah Wader. Jas. T. Walker Mary L. Cole. M. H. Robinson and Susan A. Todd. Henry L. Donham and Rachel T. Hall. Jas G. Hamilton and Rebecca A. Harmon. A. J. Akers and Mary E. Forbes. Henry Rensinbrink and Doretha Rasselburgh. Henrv Schultz and Catharine Weber.

SUPPOSSI MURDER.—Thursday ni as Conductor Sbartle's night express tXAin came in from the east, it ran over the body of:a man, mutilating it iti a moat horrible manner. The body was immediately picked up and found to bo that of C. R. McKinney, a resident of Shelburne, twenty miles south of the city. When taken up the body was quite cold, and there can be no doubVthe man was mar dored, robbed, and the body placed on on the track to cover up the hellish work. McKinney had about seven hundred dol. lars witfe -b4m*^4arin5' the day, and" this money was gone. The coroner a jury entirely exhonerated the engineer from all blame.

The recent rains will allow our

farmer to sow their wheat this week.

Dr. David Sebring, of Noble

county, baa just been tried at Goshen, on a charge of poisoning his wife. He was acquitted.

Excursion trains are running into

Indianapolis, from various portions of the State, to let the people see the Black Crook.

The Brazil Miner says that kidney

iron ore of a superior quality, was found by Dr. Knight last week near Brazi]_ The specimens shown will yield sixty cent, of irons. Sl Bu

Ameng other kind remembra.

Mrs. F. Steverson favors us with sam of her fruit pickles, which attracte^f.Qgk much attention at the Fair last week. .We

It is sincerely to be hoped thav

pickpockets, thieves and cut-throats tendant on tho State Fair, have depa. with it. They will doubtless traqj \j| their operations to the Missouri Fair, which opens at St. Louis, to-day

THE OLD 24TH BAND.—The atteoda: at the State Fair of the famous bnnd the veteran 24th regiment was a gr gratification to the many thousands listened to their magnificent playing ing the week. The band is composed the following gentlemen, who stand uperlor tho head of their profession: A. G. Ow. leader G. D. Kirkman, F. M. Owen, A. W. Otven, H. C. Owen, James Sherwood J. H. Busick, A. Murray, W. T. Stevens and A. W. Murray.

:ed Cut-

LARGE SWEET POTATOES.—By favor of the Heinl Brothers we have a basket of magnificent sweet potatoes, raised by Ten brook, Pierce & Co., South Pass, Illinois, and which took the premium at the State Fair. They are of the varieties known as the "Nansemond," "Brazillian," and "Bermuda." Thoy are of monstrous size, one weighing four pounds.

t&" Five men in jail boarding out city fines, were taken out yesterday morning and placed on the chain gang at work on the streets. During the day two of them escaped. Ono of the men that escaped was in jail for stealing a coat, and got out by answering to the name of Patrick Carroll, who was in on a city fine. Patrick acknowledges that it was a made up plan for the coat-thief man to escape. He will oubtless be astonished to find that in aiding a prisoner to escape, he is a good subject for the grand jury.

MAYOR'S COURT.—John McCarty got his carcass outside too much pizen, and seven dollars in postals outside his pocketbook.

John Kennedy, a suspicious looking individual, was arrested under the vagrant ordinance, and in default of the payment of $13 50 fine and costs, was committed to jail.--

Charles Purcell, for running a gaming device, known as the Patent Tobacco Box, was assessed a bill of $32 50.— Couldn't pay and went to Kizor's.

YOM KIPUR.—On last evening commenced the day of atonement, or as it is called in the Hebrew, Tom Kipur, which will conntinue until the stars appear this evening. This is a day that is more strictly observed than any other in the Jewish calendar.

Among the Jews it is the belief that on New Year's Day, or September 30, the names of those who are to suffer the providences of the Almighty—such as sickness, death, or loss of friends or property—are written down in the rocord of God. Up to tho 10th day atonement may be made if the people humble themselves before Jehovah, otherwise the record is sealed and the judgement is sure.

E. & C. RAILROAD.—Theannual report of John Ingle, Jr., President of the Ev» ansville and Crawfordsville Railroad furnishes the following interesting details of the operations of the road during the past year:

GROSS EARNINGS.

Passenger Receipts $190,575 23 Freight Receipts 289,947 54 Express 17,562 30 Mails 9,400 00 Rents 307 25

Total $507,792 32 Decrease in passenger receipts, $25,954 26 increase in roceipts from freights, $67,834 82 increase of receipts from express, $5,068 60. Total increase of receipts from all sources, $44,850 57.

The decrease in passenger receipts as compared with the receipts of 1865 is $65,790 83.

Decrease of freight receipts in 1866 against those of 1865, $38,183 62 increase in 1867 over 1866, $67,844 82.

Expense of operating and maintaining the road in 1867, $344,444 40, against $345,378 80 last year.

The interest and taxes paid by the Company during the past year amounted to $108,356 34.

The number of passengers carried in 1867 was 154, 193, against 164,892 during the previous year.

The amount of freight carried was 130,* 933 tens, against 93,274 tens during the previous year, being an increase of 37,659 tons.

Th9 passenger trains ran)124,933 miles freight trains, 126,542 construction trains 20,835, against 122,982 for passenger, 105,513 for freight, and 25,697 for construction trains last year. Total mileage for all trains, 272.310 miles, being an increase over all previous years.

During the year not a single passenger has been seriously injured on the road. The road owns fifteen locomotive?, eleven passenger coaches, one paymasters car, four baggage cars, ono hundred local freight cars, ten Erie Transportation cars, four White Line cars, seventeen platform carB, nineteen coal cars, fourteen stock cars, one lime car, two caboose cars, eight construction platform cars, one construction caboose car, thirty-one hand cars and fourteen push cars.

Of the' locomotives twelve aie in runwing order. The report also contains a detailed statement of the improvements completed and in progress during the past year, all highly satisfactory to the stockholders and creditable to the ability of the manage* ment

THE ELECTION.—The apathy, or neglect of duty on tho part of the Union men, has no doubt allowed the election to go in favor of the Democracy. Scarcely two-thirds of the voters of Harrison township went to the polls, and of coarse tho great majority of those who stayed away were Republicans. The Democrats were out in force, and by active work and concerted action polled their full strength. We have no returns from the outside townships. The following is the result in the ty-i imt-'iMii nfffa in this town-

NEW ADVERTISE Ml EM

Household without Tar rant's Seltzer Aperient with

in rcach lacks au important sfefegpard of .health and life. A few doses of this standard remedy lor indigestion, constipation and billioasness, relieve every distressing symptoms and prevents paogerons consou^nits.' FOB SALK BY THE ENTIRE DRUG, TRADE.

/wTo'fl&t) per mdhth arid'traveling pons**, paid good agents to sell our Pat Hi Ecerlusting White Wire Clothea Lines. State age and Adafeas Anitricn Wire Co., Vii Broadway -H. Y..'

$75!

A4c.—WoWANTED.—To

OKixTd INSOBNCBAGENTS, Ac., wish to secure an agent In evey city ,1 wore than 6,000 population, to act for us in cauvassiug lor businuts. Amau

PAINTS for FAKMEiiS

AND OTHMia.—i'tlfc GilAbTON M.IN1CKAL PAINT COJiPANJf ai« now. mauuiacturing the Beat, Cheapest aud tuoat Durable Paint in use

two coats well put oa, mixwl witu pare Linseed

ii oi li Yuiira it ia oi alight brown ^seller, unaer tne arm oi uepew en dollars, andsltrtfiiM6u'UiAtoouij

On I

the Mayor's Court yesterday.

Dick Smallwood and Charles Pur

cell, two bummers, working out city fines, yesterday sported the first ball and chain attachment used in this city. The balls are monstrous hefty, and the chain seems altogether too short. It occurs to us they are exceedingly inconvenient articles for a workingman tT carry around. Don't want any on our legs.

MARRIED—Wednesday morning, October 2, at the residence of Mr. M. G. Linn Esq., by Eev. E. Frank Howe, James T. Walker, Esq., of Tuscola, and Mary L. Cole, of Marshall.

Pennsylvania Election Returns.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.—The election for Judge of the Supreme Court occurred in this State to-day.

The democrats voted for George Sherwood, of Philadelphia, and Republicans for Henry W. Williams, of Alleghaney. The iollowing returns from ten wards of Philadelphia:

Less than half the city give the Republicans a loss of 2,673. Lancaster county, Lancaster city give Sherwood 373 majority Cumberland county, Carlisle, Sherwood 452 majority, a democratic gain of 66 Susquehanna county great gains.

Letcham, Rep., for Congress, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Dennison has 150 majority.

Susquehana Borrough gives 81 Republican majority, again of 32. Lycoming county, Sherwood 250 maj., a Democratic gain of 8.

The city returns are compared with the Governor's vote, when Geary had 5,388 majority.

The 15th Ward, Williams' maj., 231 Union loss of 371. 13th Ward, Williams 150, Union loss of 494. 10th Ward, Williams, 1,043, a Union loss of 100. 9th Ward, Williams 188, a Union loss of 131. 5th Ward, Sherwood 1,080, a Union loss of 300. 11th Ward, Sherwood 112, a Union loss of 107. 7th Ward, Williams 359, a Union loss of 282. 3d Ward, Sherwood 937, a Union loss of 281. 8th Ward, Sherwood 61, a Union loss ®f 207.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.—10 p. M.—The Union League acknowledge a Democratic gain of 5,700 here in the city. The Democratic majority is 2,500.

Railroads.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 8.—At a meeting of the stockholders of the Cleveland, Painsville & Ashtabula and Cleveland & Toledo Road Companies, held here to-day to vote on the question of lease and consolidation. A large vote was polled unanimously in favor of the same by both Companies.

MAGNOLIA WATER.—A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half price. deoddw2w.

PALMERS INVINCIBLE, ia a delicate and exceedingly fine Powder, which so nearly resembles the natural hue of health as to defy detection by the moat experienced. It is likewise not only perfectly harmless in its effects upon the health and complexion, but it has even curative properties that render it valuable for removing tan, freckles, pimples and other slight blemishes. dwlw.

Mercutio said of his wound, '•Jt was not as deep as a well or as wide As a gate, but it would do." PLANTATION BITTERS will not raise the dead, But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed, And render life a thing to be onjoyed.

We believe there are millions of living witnesses to this fact. Dyspepsia is a horrid disease, but Plantation Bitters will cure it. It is a most invigorating tonic, for weakness and mental despondency.— Those who aro ''out of sorts" should try Plantation Bitters.

DANALDSON'S OFFICE, Oct. 8,1867. The mail of Monday night brought the following claims for heirs of deceased persons: -J Wm. Hass $100 Azuba Lewis ieo Anna M. Braswell 200 Prudence Truman 100 Mary Newton 100 John J. Miller 100 Sarah McKenzie 100 Fr. M. Ferguson 100 Mary Shirley 100 Geo. Shirley 188 Lucy A. Roper 220 Nancy Bridges 100 Lucinda Daniels 100 Mary Tennis 100 Catharine Swall 100 Geo. Carmickle. 100

PENSION CERTIFICATES. *-?"v

John S. Nelson $8 00 per mo Joseph Payne 8 00 Artemicia Brown 8 00 Francis M. Buckingham... 8 00 Aaron Trunerick 8 00 Charlotte A. Turner 8 00 Nancy Fre ....Landwarrant, 80ac.

Bounty claims for discharged soldiers do not arrive large enough to publish. Premium claims sent to the Agency at Indianapolis, as far back as September 6th, are not yet paid. 9-3MUW

George Carson, Esq., of this city

we are pleased to state, took the for the best Honey, and rightfuly surmisingjthat local editors have a"sweet tooth,'' has generously tendered us a portion of it. At this we are still better pleased.

VIGO WOOLEN MILLS.—We have now on hands a lull stock of Jeans,\ Satinets, Flannels, Blankets and Stocking Varus, all of the very best quality, which _we offer to the trade, wholesale and retail, at as low prices as can be sold by any first class manufacturers. Call and see. dwtf. S. S. KENNEDY & Co.

The largest stock of Mens and Hats and Caps on the Wabash at Hat Store, to be sold Cheap for le, 7-dw3w.

.All the latest Styles Hats and in,n great variety, received daily at

chHat

Store, and sold Cheap for Cdsh. 7-dw3w.

WHO

is already

establitheu in suine occupation which allows hioi a few spare hours, can easily increase hi* income kevurai thousand dollais per year. This is an opportunity for active meUt to secure a profitable conneotiou with the beat established Advertising Agency tli« I'ttfted Statm. -Address, with full particulars, references, AC., UKU. I'. ROWEL s. JU -10 Park Row, JN. Y.

-,,

C(%STIC

ECONOMY.—No housekeeper

is fully prepared to enter successpon her culinary duties without the Chemical Saleratus on hand. tijves the mind of much of the care ^lxiety experienced by a skilful cook. .le by mo3t merchants and grocers "etter than Soda. dwlt.

RW FIRM.—J. F. Depew has associfiimself in business with Mr. I.

RV.IT-- „NDFTR THN

firm of

ucui »n ciatfelter, at No. 61 Main street. With

a full stock of Boots and Shoes, of the best material at the lowest possiblo rates, they hope to receive a liberal share of public patronage. dlw-w2t.

PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVICE.—Read Dr Whittier's advertisement in another column. april4-dwltaw-ly.

A Treatise on Spermatorrhea,

by Dr. Farnswortb, sent to any address free. Address Dr. Farnsworth, box 114, Indianapolis, Ind. See his advertisement

June 6, dltaw-Th, wltam

JUST RECEIVED—And for sale cheap at No. 62 Main street, 2 gross Cook Stoves, 2 gross Heatting Stoves, 1 gross Hollow ware, gross Castings, groes Grates and Fronts, gross Ironing FyrSia*: ces, anew style, a No. 1. Come and see them. No. 63 Main street, opposite Old Court House Square. dwtf. W. W. SHANNON.

I do not expect to supply tho46'

mand for stoves, but I expect to get a ehare of the patronage, especially if I sell cheaper than other houses in the city, and if you will only call and examine my stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere, I will guarrantee you will buy. My stock is large and of the best manufactories, No. 63 Main Street, opposite the old Court House Square. dwtf W. W. SHANNON.

Just received a new and beautiful

assortment of Pearl, Coral and Etruscian gold, jewelry, at S. R. Freoman's old stand, 74 Main Street. dwtf

§6^* B. Weisz's Hoop Skirt Factory, No. 12 South Fourth Street, opposite the postoffice is the cheapest place to buy Skirts and Corsets in the United States. dwtf

Goto Sykes' Hat Store and see his

new Styles of Hats and Caps at Cash Pri ces. dw3w.

PHOTOGRAHS, AMBROTYPES and all the various styles of pictures made in good style and as cheap as any one elso. Pictures of the dead enlarged to any size.-^. Satisfaction given on all work, or jio charges made. POUND & CARR, City Gallery, ono door west of Barr &

Co.'s Drug Store, corner of Main and 4th streets. [A-Ug-

... ... .. ^.

wlm.

kllOW whero to buy a cook stove I Given t'! nn oveh-driven lierSe, t'acta like magic. Down at this new store, 63 Main stre Ordera-aref constantly Tec4lred.fibn» the HAcrao •*r «. 4.1. 1

STOCK MAEKET.

rufll.Klpley&Co'a «rcat

STABtiES

Mv! vou can eot a stove there nve dollars .• 5 rairi Woodruff, of trotting frme, med it for years ess good too, and warranted, at

A new lot of Kichrnond Plows

just received also, XX Wheat Drills Selby Wheat Drills also, Buokoys,Champion and Hoosier Cider Mills. For sale by W. W. SHANNON,

Aug. 18, wlm £3o. 63 Main Street.

have a large stock of Stoves, of

the best manufactories, which I can soil at reduced prices. Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.

W W. SHANNON,

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

NEW YOKE MARKET-

By Telegraph.1

NEW YOHK,

Oct. 9.

COTTON—Stoady 1,500 bales at 20c for middling uplands. FLOUB—Less active for common^und medinni grades sales of l.oOO bbls at $8 90@9 95|for superfine state and western, 19

western, 10 70@13 "0 K. II. O and li@li. T. lor St. Louis. California dull, with sales of (SO sacks and bbls at 11 25@13 60- Sales of '^50 barrels of rye flour at S7@9.

WHISKY—Quiet^ sales of 100 bbls western, bended at 35c. WHEAT—Openedl@2e better and closed quiet with the advance lost 7,500 bus at 8'for No. 2 Spring, 2 38@2 40 for No. 1 do., 2 19 for inferior Spring, 2 75@2 80 for Amber Michigan, 3 03 for SVhite Michigan, and 3 13 for White California.

RYE—Scarce and nominal at SI G7@l 70 for Western. BARLEY—Firm at 81 85 for Canada West.

CORN—2@3c better 9(55 bus at SI 37@1 40 for mixed western, closing at 1 30@l 39 in store and afloat.

OATS—2@3c better 310,000 bus at 77%{@S0c for Ohio and Cnicago, including largo parcels deliverable all month at 78@SOc.

BK'E—Quiet aud unceanged. COFFEE—Steady and in fair demand. SUGAR—Quiet and without material change 150 hhds Cuba at 12eg§12}£c.

MOLASSES—In moderate request,and without decided change. HOPS—Quiet at 40@65c.

PETROLEUM—Firm at 14@14J^c tor crude and 35@35%c refinded bonded. PORK—Opened steady and closed lower *, 3 500 bbls at $23 66@23 80 for mess, closing at 23 60 cash.

BEEF—Quiet 125 bbls prime at previous prices. BEEF HAMS—Quiet.

BACON—Quiet 50,000 lbs short ribbed at 14)^c. CUT MEATS—Quiet and steady ISO packages Shoulders at 16@18^c.

LARD—Quiet at 14@14%c. BDTTKR—Firmer at 15@30ctdr

Ohio.

CHZESE—Quiet atll@16c. LATEST. NEW TOBK, Oct. S. FLOUR—Closed dull, and 10@15c lower. WHEAT—Quiet at S2 32@2 33 for No. 2, and 2 39 for No. 1 Spring.

RTE—Scarce and firm at SI 65@1 67 for Western. OATS—Steady at 79%@80c for Chicago and Ohio.

CORN—Quiet at 82 38@I 39 for good to prime mixed western. PORK—Lo#er 500 bbls mess at $23 50@23 60 regular, closing dull and hearyr with free seller* at quotations.

BEEF—Nominal" CUT MEATS—Dull and drooping. BACON—Quiet and steady. LARD—Heavy at 14%§14%c for fair to prime

and closing

Government Wtthoiir dfcTdod change.—

100.

CINCINNATI MAHKET.^ ?, By Telegraph.] Ci-rtSljrtbtfft, (Jet. FLOUR—In good lemnTid and very firm tt $11 75®12 26 for fanjily.

WHEAT-^Wrm nt WTOVoi No. 1 Bed receipts quite light. V•••** CORN—Advanced holders asking 1 08 at the cloae 'OATS—girin at GO@69c, held at 70c at the ClOliO.

IJYK—la demand, and firm at SI 50. CfJfrqX—Pull l.Sc.

TOBA'.CU—Kiruimiddling

and in demand.

W11I5KY—VncSaDgetf at in bond. J1ESS POftK—^UfcrtiangOd. LARD—Steady and unchanged. BACON—Active' and iji demand sales of 316 hhds at for shoulders, 17%@17%C for clear rib sides, and lSj^c for clear do. All Kinds held %c higher at the close.

HOUS—Sold, to-day, at §9 50netti & BUTTER—Firm at 32@38c. EGGS—22c.

LINSEED

OIX—ifuil

at SI 10.

SEED—Dull, excepting^ flax, which is in demand at $2 40(^2 50,- from agents of Eastern crusher*.

NAILS—Declined 50c per keg and the demand light. GOLD—144J4.

EXCHANGE—DnMand supply large.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dry

fledas Surpoitiito. SjsrT..mfi, 1SC7.

A lari invoice of 10 4 Sheetings, slightly' -soil, cd, sL-lliug rapidly at 40 cents p$r y»rd-n-mguUr pricCOcents.

VJ.t'OO Y.irtls %"MdreiKfffi .it^c. worth 40ft. Jet Necklaces, Pihs-ufitf Ear**Drops, to matcb— ni-w.'

DPOPTO -FT

Elegraat line Ma*1c 'ATpkcc4's.^"ctieap." Splendid alu^rtiuefit-" 'CoTtfffld Aipaccas—plain and .i

Havi MyiUrf in i'la-n and Striped I'oplius. *n iiiiuu'uee etocfc of Dr Goods ndapted to Vail Tiadu, at popular prires, at

TUELL. RIPLEY CO.

The Truth about Dyspepsia.

Whoever says that dyspepda liftncur!ible," tells a—that is to say, makes an egragious nrstako.— More than ton fhoti arid aggravated caeeB have bi en car.d by HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTIES, w'jile lhe number ttfnfr have been prevented from cbming to a head, by the same means, is iticalculaiSli. In this season of the year, when the appetite is sometimes too vigorous for the comforj and Rafety ot tho utomnch, imdigeation

convert tho several 1st

most

prevent aB^«:agtfist]rqpi!i£|| ft'jpiej(aQpi$Ue "to be balked to nrcommodato tbo digestivfrorgang? Not eo for tboc lhe frnme ita'due proportion qf nutriment". The thing to be-done to STKtSGMES. put tMuoVots'Iri'porfecl'ordfir. Ttfotliing will do thiB f.o fcffvctually, so snpidly, *o qtftetlv, so pieatautfy, as II03TETTEIi'S BITTKnS.^Xhis potent preparation trims and aUacos the aystefc acd jglothps it, as it wore, wifh. 1 jtnvfI've

Chrdnic'djjspeepia, livercotrtylalnf, ird'feYir ari^ agn^are never known lo a taok thoso who arfe wiso ci.ougli to invoke the aid oi lhis great preventive. .. ,^oc9wlm

fi K. GIFFORD, Y. f' V-/#,. .. Tioats all' A

Diseases

Horses ancl

TRY

Sep3aeod 3mos

_frrjnr(

Oattle.

Hospital and Office, cornr-r.of flth nr.- Eagle Stj., TEBRE HATUE, INDIANA. «ct9wly :•, ..1 n„. 'OSQ'J

IT A QUARTER !—A New Quarter of MOOBE'S BURAL

NEW-VoKKEBj

tbo Qreat

Kuraland Jawlly ireekly, bff?in3 Qct.^S^and tho,. 13 nitmber^ (Oct. fo Jan.) ill be sent, on trial, for

ONI.Y FIFTY CESTS. FHI!

price

IS A BXiAZE

ol excitement at Iho wonderful effect prodflced during the past year*upon tens of thousands of. HCMAX SPIIKBES b\ that quenche. ef fiery hair, tli«t iransformcr of gray 1:air, that-wift beau tiller ofhair^of ev unpleusaut thWla' nfoSfor^

CKISTADORO^" HAILL DYE,

a prsparation as harmless a» the April rain. Manntaotured by J. (JiUSTADORO, OS Maiden Lano, Now If-urlci Sold by all L,rnggi»t'fi."''ApplW9 by a a 9

TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

TaOUtANiiti Oi\ t:OK?E- DtE YEABI.Yfrom 0 die. This need not le. .Dr.. Tobias' Venetian Hove Linim- nt will positively cure evsry case, -,given when first taken. The cost is onlyoue dollar. lCveiy: owner of a liurs.* should hav: abottlo iu bin Btable, ready t'er use. It is warranted siipeiTor to anything vl-e for the cura 6f Cute, Wiiidgalle, Swellings,'ore Tt.roat, Sprains, IJruises, Old Sores, Ac. This iniment is no new remi dv. It has been u-jed ani approved of for .29 years 6V 'h first'kc'rsencn' in the country'.—

ox EXOLANU for it. The celebrated Hi-

an 3

said it is, f»r supi-tior to any other hp ,lia3

wlm W.W.SHANNON. -tried Uieollect, Or. Tobi»»'.Vunctian Hcrje Liniment ii put up in piat .bottles. Take no

cth- r. Sold by the Druggists aid Saddlers., Do^ pot, 60 Cortiandt Sirest, New )rork. oc9dwlrd

IMMENSE INCREASE_ OF, SAXES.^

AiSeoftk's Porous Plastelf.

They BtyeDgthe^' yurni nitl hirl^ -r«tcr the part upon which they are appliad^ un.1 miiove uervuU3 iffectioiif. of tho bowulrf, lombogo, pain* of tUe side, ^lul.tisuaUy all l?mt*pa1n of the trfdifeys thty (ire ot great sorvii#.

Lame 15acIt.

NEW YORK,

VIIUIS

40@U

mylOdltaw-wl.

S3 A yar.

Vol.

XIX bt giri9 in Januarj". Try it a Quarter or a Year. Address D-. 1*. T.nJiVO'iB iy oc9wIt

Koch-stri-y'Jf.-V.-'

Nov.

23, 1869.

tLCoca. & Co.^Gontlemoa bave*lat4ly Buffered severely cm a weal.uoss In my back,— IIjving iieard your PlaNters much.recommended fur cuccfl of this kin'!, 1 procure] one, and the remit wl all I could desire.. A nijgle fUnter cured me in a wtck.

XOAPECV'i^,, ,V

90 for extra

4s.

"Proprietor of tho l3ran:iieth Ilouge.

Pt t' pri! A^i-n:.j', Rr tn'ir '.i tlo'u-e, New York. cct^lwlm .... '.

Errors of 1 oalli. A ijontl.'tuan who ouflertui yoHrj iivm Narv- ..:• I'obility, Prematura I'txny, jku all the effects a:' yrmtfifal iiii*.rf|^ wi.'l, i'« .•riu, iiumaiiity, sf-u.-i trca .*11 iiee.i it, tbo i.eeipt aud iilfv:j iu

inyl'Mltaw ''el.»r M.. N. Y.

Ladies Take Particular Notice. THE EEAl Wt® FE1ALI4 fills.

VVARRANTEI) FKENCH.

THESE#fterv«rofd»*oroli»f

PILLS, so ccKbiat many years ago in Paris, for tho of female irregnlaritios, aud uplenoat lor their Otipili* ual timpioyBaent tn the (Ituallca iff a'tKVrrt6S* krC now oflerod for sale lor t-H9 firsr. time in America. They have been kept in compilative obaenrily, from tha fact tht the ^thuaatpr Dr, Velgeav, a phyaiclaii in Par la, Qf'^rear wealth and' strict conscT"n*io!i«iTiijCli)le3, Rnd-'Kaa^#ltftbold them f'rnm general use, lo»t th«y ohould be emploiM fvr anlawful purpo»is. In erercumin frmileobsiructionj, they sewa, -to be Irttij ^ttnnipotaot, bur»t ngtopen tbe_floo4 galoB frt^m w^at«v-tcaooe have sto^pen "thl'm ut th*y are uttjre 1 lo the (.ublic only for legitimate use'and all »r« Mil t&otitw&sfe It that tie etJMt 1* imlaw^il.

Laiii

C»J

&**«•

IA FORMATIONS.

IufotlnStfon guaranteed to uroduce a luxuriant growth of halr np'jti a Bald head or beardless f»ce. alii a recite r«3f iBferomoval of Pimples, Blotches, Eruption* Mc., oiu the skid .'leaving the sa&oeoft, alear and beautiful, can bo obUuned without :harRS«b^d4r»*siifjrWi

TUOS. F. Off A MAN, Chemist,

ILEA

An Autumn-Suggestion.

Now, as heavy fogs arise and sta chiug winds commence to blow noWj as the huiuan b.)dy, exhausted like inanimate nature by tho heats ot summer, begins to wilt and droop now, ere the in'jleinent wiuter makes its trying onset NOW i* the time for a preparatory coarsa of the b«st accllmatinp medicineH in oxistenc,

A STAR OW FIRE

wr.s roccntfyiieported by thoas'iOBonjcr^. What of tiiat Will caren inr »n o^b riadsof miles away. Meanwhile, thu country ia

HOSrJETTEtt'3 STOMACH iUTTEB.3. Fever and Ague is rampant in all purls of the country. Quiuiao, tlie phjsicims admit, will nctquell tho phawof tho dlioaw which at pr ssout pervades tho entire West. It is well that it is so, for tha remedy (so-called) is deadlier than tho malady. But if quiuine is inefficient in intermittent frfVftS,

HOSTETTER'S BITTERS

is irresistible! It would bo safo tp make a contract, under heavy penalties, that auy given "Fover-and-Ague District" should bo exempted froifi the disorder for any particular time, provided every inhabitant wouid take the 3ITTERS according to directions, during the term of the contract. There has never been an instance iu which this sterling invigorant and anti-febrile medicine has failed to ward off the complaint wuen taken duly as a protection agiinst malaria. Hundred* of physicians have abandoned all the official tpecificg and n#w proscribe this barmloiS vegetable tonic, and nothing e!so. ai a prevent* ive ahi cure for all tho forms ot chilli aud fever. Vigor is th thing most noodful iu these cases, as well ai in dyspepsia and norvous ufifections, and

UOSTETTKR'S BITTERS

are tlie safest, surest, and most wholesome strengthening preparation that human skill has yet concocted wlm—colntorm

DR. LAMONTKS CORKOLIA will force Whiskers or Hoastachos on the smoothest face or cnin, or Hitir on Bald fields. Never known to fail.

Sample for trial, sent for 10 cents. Address REEVKS & CO., july4wly 7S Nassau St., Now York.

Mofl'utfs Life Pills JL l'liffinlx Bitters. The wonderful effects ef Moffatt's Lifo Pills'ia cases nf mental depression cr physical weakness, proceeding from indigestion, costivoness, or bilioun ^accretions, are certified to by millions of persons 'Who ha*o-:)een benefitted by thenj. JThey are the moat eflbctivo cathartio and purifier ever before tho public, and have been iu use since 1825. They arc cheap, safo and reliablo. Sold by nil respectAtile dealers everywhere.

-4

4tvc.^uukiny.^tigjimpl*^cia-

'y by Vhiru jrj tvlill.-rf'si vHisbiag to profit by tfcj advritiser'i) ejtpern-iic«, can do so by

ADDRE^IUGJN Wfv# CHPUT^ASIFC .%

CLIMAX.

Attain statement of facts. I inherited Scrofula, and many of my relations have died of it.— In i839 my caso was frightful. Tumors and nlcors spread ntitll in 1812, under Jlie advica of my physicians I went to Avon Springs. 1 received no becefit—trfed cverytlilng I could 1 had to rest my arm on a cushion, and had not been able to ruisSft to my fiead for over ay ear. TBe discharge from two ulcers was nearly a pint a day. Arapu* tation w«ajrecommended, but pronounced dangerou». I could not sleep, and ray sufibrings were intolerable. A friend brought, me an EnglUli physician who applied a ealyo with which he said he had accomplished extraordinary cures in tho hospitals in Eeg'&D'd. It commenced to relieve persisted in its nse it finally^effected

and entire

peocore a bov, sealed fiom the eyas

of the hurloue, by enclosing ^onu dollar, and six postage $la.apa W. AlA{MJOb»SR, Oencr|d' Agent .Cthe u»iied ctatai anift&uada#* at A#bauv, N. Y., or to any authorized A.ent. ijoll by

LAWI»

T",

OP UZLATIOX SOCIAL

Evils.

AN ESSAY FOa YOCTNiil MKNv on Pbyaiolegical "Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Karjy JUnhpod, with the tpmateV v«e»r of trtetment and euro. S nt scaled iettar envalopea, free of charge. Addreas, J. SKIULBM HUUGHTOH, Howard Association, l'hilad«lphia, Pa. »*36dw3m

*«*. «4

""r"'

HOtrSE

MV"" COORE CO., No 20 WAU JiTRKE'i

'Nassau Street, tFew York.

Wo f«u liberal current price#, and Ke« on hand full supply of GOV£rnn«ut BON 03 OF l^SUKS, SBV.JJN WlRTIEiJ, fttti COiKPOtfND INTEREST NOTK8 an-i executo order* for purebate and sale of STOCKS, BONUS an! GOLD. ij.,4gv£NyJERfeiosarsJ

SEVJSN-THTHTISS

at tho most favorable market rates into FiveXvriuttu*, .phitiltfe at pro,eut *price' of ^oTd, yield the holder ab«ut ono ppr cent more interest per auuuui. Circuli.cs witU (uil pa^tkvlai• taraish od opoa ^t*pl£catia"iu i.' my'Jdwly

ITOHI ITCH! ITCH 1

SCKATCH -SOKATCH1 SCRATCH In from 10 to 48 hoars. Wheat

oil'8

ointment,

Ttw

itch,

Wheaton's Vintmcnt halt

Uhcunt."

WHeanutM Ointment' 'carrt tetter. Wheaton*s Ointment cart?

15arbe?'s Itch

Whcatofl'8 Uiatment curea- .Old Sores. Wheaton's ointment cnrcs Every Kind —W KTKBY HUMOR LIKE MAGIC.

Pxfo®, 50 c^nts ajiox by mail, CO cents* Address WBEKS.ft POTTKR, NO. 170 Washington Street,'Boston, Mass*. Tor sale »y all Druggists, teoifon, Sept. IS, 1867-3U wdwly

TURNER'S TIC D0L0R0URKUX OR TURNER'S TICD0L0U0UKEUX OR

tTNlTERSAI. NEURALGIA PIU,, (TxVlTEUSAL. NEURALGIA PILL. A SAFrt, ijE»TAI.\ AND bl'KDY CURE FOR

NEjj^AUii'A and ail MBRVOUS DISK ASKS, (t iaan uufailing remedy in all casos of Facial N-ura!gij», oftan effecting a pcrfect cure in a single day. No -form of" Nervous Disease fails to yield to Us magic inflneac*?." Efen the severost 6l*ftfironic Neuralgia and gcno:al Norvous Derangements of many years' standing, affecting the entire rytftftrj are completely aud permanently curo'dby it itv it few days, or a fow wticks at theutfupst., It contains nothing injurious to the must delicitc syiturn, and can always bi used with perfect safety, .lt-ia in constant use by the best Physicians, wWjjive4t tht-ir unanimous and unjuilified appro?J1. Sent by mail ou reoeipt or $1 and two postage stamps. Sold everywhere. 'rUKKER & CO., Sole Proprietor*, 130 Trouiout St., litston, Mass.

86^ There is nothing more certain to prevent female Irregftloritlea than Dr. Yolpenu's Female Pills. They.i^ll In all casos cause a return of monthly sickness, without which no unmarried l^tly can enjoy perfect* health. Sold by all Druggists Oct7dwlm

TO CONSUMPTIVES. The REV. EDWARD A.

:Pretents

TTILSON will send,

^fcte of charge) to all who desire it, tho prescription with'tha directions for making aud u-wii. the simple remedy by which lie was cured or" a luug iffection and that dreaded disease Oonsumptiow.— His only object is to benefit the afflictcd, aud he hopes uvery sufferer will try thirf prescription, as it.will cost them nothing and uiay prove a biasing. Please address

REV. KDWAIID A.

WtTjSOJl,

Williamsburg,King^Oo., York.

aperfact

cure. It is now 18-18. It 'is five years

since I had the appearance of a scrofulous sore, and my health ha* been good'ever since. I procured, the receipt ot this wonderful article—tbt» blessing to humanity—and have called it '-PAOX'S

CLIMAX SAXVK,"

and allow tho public to use it or

not as they choow. This is a brief but candid statement, given more fnlly in my circular. Geneya, N. Y.r Dec. 1818. J. M. PAGE. •vi—sifsr. NBWYOSK, Oct. 16, 18C6. '•I have known J. 31. Pag?, E»q„ o£ Geneva, N Y., for many years. Be is one of the first citiccnsof Western New York., I s^W^hioj week iri gotffl ^ealfhV '""His case wae a most remarkable one: bat actuallv trae in every particular. (Wgood) DEMAS BAUNES."

We have watched thn unaided, but growing favor of "PAGE'S CLlMAX 8ALYE," and availing otf^sclre« of the knowledge of Its wonderful curative power?, have become proprietors of the same.

It is soTo cure for Barns, Scalds, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Bite*, ChilMfdbs, Stings, Breisej, Cuts, SwellIngs *c.. wfiother upon man or beast. It subdues pa^n and inflammation with surprising celerity, and heals burns without a scar. No family should be without it.

It is always wanted, and always

ready. We trill forfeit a dozen boxes for a single failure. We believe there was never anything like It the world. It is put np in tin boxes, lafTosnded by a full circulal, giving facts, directions, testimonials, &c., and can 1M ordertd through any respectable Druggist throughout the world: Price only 25 oents.

WHITE 4 HOWXAND,

•4 SnsceMora to J. M. PAO*. 121 LIDerty St. New York.

.,^.r-

«.AL NbTICES.

rOLC The importance of this v..

ARODYIfK, I bio and valuable preparation to so fully acknowledged, reoeivlng the moet fr«e approbation of Physicians, and in which the true name of Anodyne ia perfectly apparent, that ia advertising, it* true character only to be given which I ask all who have not witnessed it* great curative power, to accept with confidence.

It ia the true remedy for

Neuralgia, Bhemmatiem,

Sciatica, Tooth amd Ear Aake, Iliad Aehe, Painful Mnutruation, Amenorrhea, Dimtmirrhta, Deliritm IVgran.

Spinal OotnplamU, Lot* of Sleep,

mild and gentle opiate to all

very potent remedy.

JOHN L. HUNNIWKTiL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and Pharmaeentist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boat on, Maae.

W Seld by all regular dealer* In medicine. From Physicians is invited the greatest freedom of correspondence, to whom every evidence of character win be freely sent on demand.

Julv 16, dwoct and jan'y.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Richardson's New Method For tho Pianoforte.

"Dosorvse our hearty recommendation." Musical Review, New York "Unexceptionable in taste and style."

Dwight's Journal, Boston

"We quite endorse Mr. Dwlght's opinion." Hasioal World, New York "A School th.it will do excellent service."

Deutsche Muslk Zeltung, Phila.

"A work of solid and enduring merit." Oity Item. Phil*. "Will supersede every other of the kind."

Spy, Worcester.

''An improvement on all other Piano books." Journal, Syracuse. Possesses merit not claimed by other works."

Herald, Cleveland

"Common senae, plain talk, $nd brevity." Journal, Boston.

many new and important ideas.', Tablet, New York.

No long dry lessons, nor wearisome exercises, but sprightly studies throughout, and 'charming melodies for practice at every step. It is all that cau be desired: Price $3,75. Sent post paid. OLIVER DITSON ft CO., Publishers, 277 Washington St., Boston 0. H. DITSON & CO.-. 711 Broadway, New York. 9dwteh

§1,000,000 IK WATCHES!

FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR

O N E I E A N

GIVING EVERY PATRON A

Handsome and Reliable Watch!

For the low Price of Ten Dollar* 1

Without Regard to Value!

And not to be Paid for unless perfectly Satisfactory.

100 Solid Gold HantingWatches $260 to 1,000 100 Magic Cased Gold Watches...... 200 to 600 100 Ladies Watches, enameled 100 to 300 200 Gold Hnnt'g Ohron'ter Watches 240 to 300 290 Gold Hunt'g English Levers.... 200 to 250 300 Guld Hunting buplex Watchea 150 to 200 500 Gold Hunt'g American Watches 100 to 260 600 Silver Hunting Levers 60 to 150 600 Silver Hunting Duplexes 75 to 2S0 50J Gold Ladies Watches 50 to 250 1,000 Gold Hunting Lepines 60 to 75 .000 Mis8C»llaneoua Silver Watches 50 to 100 2,500 Hunting Silver Watches 85 to 60 5,0M Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 to 75

Every patron obtains a Watch by this arrang.'ment, costing but 810, while it may be worth $i,000. No partiality shown.

We wish to immediately dispose of the above magnificent Stock. Certificates, taming the articles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and well mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles named oti their certifisete upen tho payment of Ten Dollars, whether it be a watch worth 81,000 or worth less. The return of any of our Certificates eutitles you to the article named theteon upon payment, irrespective of the worth, and as no article valued less than 810 is named on any certificate it will at ouce be seen that this is

No Lottery, but a stralgtatfornrara legitimate transaction, which may be participated In even by the most fastidious I

A single certificate will be sent by'mail, post lid, upon receipt of 25 cents, five for $1, eleven

tar

$2, thirty-threo and elegant ^premium for

-A

and aa a

Nereone Afectiont.

In Athm* it has been eminently successful.

H«art Complaints,

96,

nlxty eix aud more valuable premium for 810, one hundred and most superb watch for $15. To Agents, or those wishing employment, this is a rare opportunity. It is a legitimately conducted business, duly authorised by the Government, an 1 open to the most eareful scrutiny.

Try i.

WRIGHT, BR0, CO,. Importers.

ocOdwCm 1G1 Broadway, New York.

THE ADVANCE,

Tho new National religious paper, has already secured a character and circulation worthy of its name, lie v. W, W. Patton, D. D., is its editor-in chief, and among its special and ita regular contributors aro Rev Jos. P. Thompson, Rev. Horace Bushpell, Prof. Taylor Lewis, Rev. J. P. Gulliver, Pres. G. F. Magouu, Rev. John Todd, Prof. Kdw.

Park, Rev. N. J. Burton, Pies. J. M. Sturtevant, Rev. Lyman Whiting, Rev. Leonard W.Bacon, Rev. Isaac P. Langwortby, Grace Green wood, Sydney E. Holmes, Mrs. Julia P. Billard, etc., etc.

Splendid Premiums!!

are offered for Clubs of any slie. Canvassers leccive TWO DOLLARS in premiums for each subscriber. The Premium List includea Solid Silver Waio, Ticknor and Fields' Books, Prang's liromos, Anthony's Stereoscopes and Views, Mason & Hamlin's Organs, Gold and Silver 'Elgin' Watches, Stock's Pianos, Bradley's Croquet Seta, Willcox & Gibbs and Florence Sewing Machines, Webster's Dictionaries, Craig's Microscopes, Lamb's Knitting Machines, etc. Clubs are coming in from all parts of the country. Those who start soonest do best. Specimen copies sent free. Address THE ADVANCK COMPANY, dw3t 26 Lombard Block, Chicago.

MERCH'T TAILORING.

IfARTSOGK & BANNISTER

Have just received their

Fali and Winter Stock

Of Fashionable and Desirable

O I N

Our personal and best attention given to the Merchant Taioring department.

Great care has been taken in the select tion of the FINER CLASS of Goods.

Latest and best Styles of Oloths, Caa simera, Yestings and Gents' FURNISHI N O O S

Our patrons are invited to an inspection of our GOODS A N I E S

CALL AX THK

UNION CLOTHING STORE,

No. 79 Main St.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE XX Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed A dmlnistrator of the Istate of John Burke, deceaeud. late of Tigo eounty.-^-The Kstate ia aoaooeed to be insolvent.

S ASCII*

UK.

wpioutwlw

MlUOUil^ Adm'r gsriai attent

JKcClure'a Combination

BOILER

JL._

bonuses to be the Moat

Ecv

S^6st and

CheJ^f* th®r and Furnace" *. World!

fftHE BOILSR AND FtFRNAO* IS flOft'liS up upon the plaiu common sense pn'a:isle or generating steam. It is much safer thas it. ordinary Boiler, being smaller, and can be added to, or diminished, by the number of aerl 'fke irregular expansion subject to Boilers, is ob*lined, there being no flues in them to resist the -\. pension of the shell. They are

I^eadily Grot A.t

tha

«P«»e of

making new, is les» than any other known. Thev "e -ji«?of at least me-half of the fuel The application of ueat to Uutm ia to direct the attack on all theseriee but the first one on the side above any collection of sediment In the bottom, besides completely wrapping the boiler* with the flame. Thereto between each of tho Bailer*

-A-ti -A.y us table -A.paratu«, Iter the Purpose of r^gulataing the attack of bo* on the Boilers. It also made smokccontu.i,»d®it.tln«*ir through pipes laid highest point of elevation between tho boilere these pipes are perforated with holes. The lluea under them are carved almost the shape *f thBoilers, with recesses or caviilee under each BrH

Which can be clrMrje „nt

*"•little side doors. The current of wat-r ti each Boiler is independent of the othur, N-.m-only connected by the mud drum, at theend of fbt' Boiers and goose-neok pipe, as shown by tbo rl tted iioe« ia the eogriri&g, t™"

b,® S^2n ,n

octldw8m

°P«ration at Mr. Geor .-

F. EUs Woolen ^.itory, Terre Haute, Jn tor particulars, aidroi?, or nee

McCLTJRE & ELLIS.

STOVES AND TINWARE.

SO & S2 MALI STftfiET

IS THE PLACE TOBCY

Cheap Stoves,

ftrates, Plows, Scales, &v.

We are now receiving the

Largest, Cheapest and Best

Assorted Stock rf Goods in this line'ev-r br&ti^it to thie City, bought ot the

Recent September Decline,

And consisting of the well-known and cukbr.-viffi

Stewart Coolt St-ovfH I

For Wood or Coal.'

Resor's EMPIRE CHAMPION, BELL,

DIAMOND, O.K. MONITOR

Coal Stove,

Decidedly the best Stovas. Made for -hr-

CMI C:

this locislity. Sole Agents f,r

Tan's Family, Boarding House and Hotel Ranges,

From 8lOOto8lOOO Encli I and 7i otht-" varieties of Wood and Coal Heating and Cookittf. Stove*. All of the above we will sell at

LOWER RAXliSS

Than any Stoveand Tinware Honsa ia Terr«*Hs*.it

ilANUFACTURK ALT, KINDS

Tin and Copper Ware!

Tor the Wholesale aud Retail

TIP. I

Sole Agents for Fairbauks Scaled. Sell iho Mii ler and XUchmand Plows American and Een tucky Cider Mills Iron and Slate Mautk-, ac Grates of all kinds. Usmember we furnljli wltt EVERY Cook Store

O'Neal's Patent Copper Bottoms

This improvement, by the Copper extending uj. the sides of the vessel two or moro inches, prevents the tin from corroding where it jotnj the copper. And with the same sized tin au isrht inch Wash Boiler ia made to hold tsro t.il'ione more than tho common Boiler, and iho ji! .- is aa durable as if made entirely of Copper

You willflndit te your int-rest to giro na call for Goods in this line, jefore buyirig clsewh rj,

C. €. SMITH & CO,

Sdplldwtf

S O E S

Large Stock and low Prices,

S. R. HENDERSON

Four Doors South of the Post Office, on Fourth Street. TZNOWLNbr that the Public has JA. long demanded a bettor class of Stovn than has heretofore been generally'o'Wed In thi market, S. R. HEMDER80N has this season lected with great care, from the most

Popular and Onbrated Paltcrns

known in the country East or VVnst, an

ment Of Cooking

wo it-

and Ueating Stores,

su-

are rarely ever collected together ia ou«

BOUHaaC-h

Among his stock may bo found the Uad^vj ol almost

every prominent manufuchti'er in the ooun-

try. Heating and Parlor Stoves, with ail the Modern Improvements and ccanslenciea. 3tovea for Offices, Stores, Cuurches, Hotels, Dining-Rooms, Bed-roems, any and all kinJs andaa for prices,

He Defies Competition I

He is confident tlat he has bought

AS LO»

anybody can, and is determined not to !,

N E S O It is impossible that any bod should hart*

Stove#, for

BETTER

no betUr are mad4.

ALL ARE WARRANTED!

With Cooking Stoves he gives

More Furniture than is Usually Given

and delivers all 8toves in the city

Free of Charge 11

In addition to Stovea he keeps a general assort* ment of Tin, Iron and Copper Ware, Prs «s V*re,

The New French Ware,

Spoons, Ladles, Preserving Kettle*, Mr.ffl-. E •, kers, Waffle Irons* an the very newest thin* out the

Patent Mirror Smoothing Irons,

Theso Irons have the now inclined handle, s-ii

Patent Chilled Iron Pacs,

which retains the heat

common onee.

super iced

and experienced Cutter, and the best W to foand in the West.

on* third longer t\an the

Stove Pipe of all slatut and cdi.

constantly on hand, and no extra charge lor iir~ eting Joints together. Bnyers wiU cerr.iilniv save money by calling on

S. B. HENDERSON,

Tenrlh Street, 4 doors South or the Post Offlc se28dwtf

QHifiRIFFS' SALE.—By virtue

Kj of an Execution issued from the Vigo C.m mon Pleas Court, to me directed and delivered in favor of Joseph i. Pierson and Ilonry G. Potts, and against James Bchee, I will offer for si.le the following described Real Ketate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

Nineteen and one half (19 1-2) acres acUoiniaK the land set off to Cordelia Latthrop, on the oast in fractional section nine (9j, town twelve (12). range nine (9) and alsu nineteen and otie-haii' (19^) acree adjoining the land set off te Eli«ha A. A. Jackson, no the Vast, in fraction*! section nine fractional section nine (9), town twelve (12), range nine (9) west, and on

SATURDAY, the 26th day of Ooteber, 1807, Within the legal hours of said day, at the Court House door, in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents, and profits of the above described Reel Setate, to getber with all privileges and appurtenanroe to the came belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, aud upoii failure to realise a sum sufficient to satisfy Execution and costa, I will then aud there offer the fee-simple in and to said Real Estate, lo the higheet bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This 2d day of October, 1867. JOHN KIZKB, Sheriff. Oct 2wtds Pre fee $€,00.

CARRIAGES.

SCOTT, ORES A CO.,

^Carriage Manufacturers,

Coaaxa WABASH a let *»., TISBI HACTX,

ISD-,

Keep coaetentiy on hand, aud offer for sale at latest st IT WA6(! anuEacture, of seiMpl »to«k. ..

the lowest market prices, all or the latest stylee of 0ABK1A8B, BV«61» u« LIGHT WAHO.V8, of thefr own attention paid to BtrAimtM*.