Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 October 1867 — Page 2

WEEKLY EXPRESS

77 "7^ SUuf

H(?ncsc3ay Wbrnlng, OctpbeifcJ6,1867

TSB NEWS.^.^

".01.3 closed in ,Nc-\v York yesterday afteruoon,

1£k. JoHKi»s: has pardoned Sum Barron, on©« aCommoJorr- in thcliebel Xavy. SEVCUAL banks throughout the country have 1 :-en victimised by the bogus bonds.

THE Cabinet is discussing the question of appointing a permanent Secretary of War. IT is said General Grant is urging his Chief of staff, Gen. Bawling, for Secretary of War.

MIIIE MCCOOLE and Joo Coburn hare agreed to contend for the pugilistic championship of Amer" ica, for S10,0:)a side. .•iijj:r-iiea*-y cotton firms have failed' in Liverpool. Their liabilities are estimated at two, million dollars. n: Jivision in the ^Republican party in -Virginia will result iu two ticket* for the Constitutional Convention. 'j

THE Pennsylvania Legislature will stand: Senate, 20 Republicans and 13 Democrats. The House v.-ill stand, 54 Republicans and 40 Democrat*.

Ta£ sub-committee of the House Judiciary Committee on the Maryland Government, will begin its investigations at Washington to-day.

GEX. HII.LYEH has had several interviews with the President and Secretary McCulloch, in regard Internal Revenue matters in.Xew York.

ASSISTANT Postmaster-General Skinner is dangerously ill in 2^cw York. He has been in the Pcct Office Department over fifty years.

GESEEA-L SHEEIUAN met with a magnificent reception at Buffalo, as he has everywhere elsfl, where ho ba« been.

THE Buffalo bankers and brokers have got nbout fifteen thousand dollars of the bogus seven thirties so far.

Tir?. President alleges that General Sherman was ctilerl to Washington on Indian affairs, and nothing* (T, ore.

IT is alleged by .some parties that the bos us aev-.n-thirflya vyere made in the Treasury Department. Thi* iR not probably true.

Tur. Treasury Department is still busily engaged in examining bonds on hand for the purpose of discovering if tli'jre are any more counterfeits of the sereu-thirties:

A disturbance occurred in French's Circus, at JJaton, Ohio, during whiclraman named Thomas, «hot nt the ring-master The ball.missed him, but hit a Miss Campbell, killing her instantly

C«CN. SCHOPIELD has returned to Kichmend. The story that lie was callpi to Washington by the President is said not to be true. He went there to seoGeneral Grant.-

Ii Is doubtful whether Secretary McCullock wil make a repirt on tho diffcovery of the count erfeit 7-30's. Tho amount thus far discovered is 880,. ()oo.

THE war between Congress and thfe President

to bo

carried on, it seems, with greater vigor than over before, and the fntnro is fraught with serious trouble,

THE Washington Star denies, officially, the .statement that General Grant has expressod.liinisel fas satisfied with the results of the lato elections in Pennsylvania and Ohi.

THE House Select Committeo on Southern Railroads, will leave for their trip South, on Wednesday. They will be absent about a month, and will visit Richmond, Charleston, Chattanooga and Louisville. .UAJOR-GBXF.RAI. DUNCAN is in Richmond, looking up facts to be used in the suit of the Government against Frazer, Trenholm 4 Co. lie lias lo-ni referred to a number of persons who arojsuppori' to be in possessisn of information that may b? nscful.

A LEADING radical member of Congress from •.r.is3»\cb'u«ctt8} and a strong advpeate of impeach it is said, has announced himself in favor OF .':-.cr:il Grnnt for tho Presidency aud Governor, ndrov,-, nf Massachusetts, for the Vice Presiden-

in-. rndiuAl Republicans of Now York hove nominated Joshua G, Abbe, and Major Haggart for ii office of Sheriff and County Clerk, respectively. the balance of the county ticket wtu? not nominaled. The Convention broke up at midamid the greatest confusion. i.i rrr us have been received at Washington from 'I'iitiddeus Stevens in which he declares his intonI ,on to urge upon Congress, as soon as it meets in N*ov,imb?r, two great measures, essential to the .au ty of Jh9 country. The first is a general impeachrnent law, defining offenses upon which an officer may ba impeached, and expressly declnring I hat no officer shall continue toesercise the power of his office during his trial.

1'HE second law which Stevens proposes to urge upon the next session of Congress, will provide under the authority of the Constitution, and upon Cue principles of the Declaration of Independence, that no State rhnll have power to prohibit citizens of the United States, whatever may be their color, race or religion, from voting for President or Congressmen. It is affirmed that Mr Ste\ctn will br sustained by Congress.

THE Johnsonites insist upon claiming that General Grant's father is -one of their number. To prove this the fact of bis having spoken at a Democratic meeting in Cincinnati during the recent campaign lms boen adduced. As the increased probability that General Grant will be tho next President gives renewed interest this point, wo give bolow a

oryt-imig

verbatim

report of tho speech in question "Gcntlomon: The lateness of tho hour prevents me from making a speeeh Between tho two candidates for Congress, .Mr. Smith and Mr. Cory, I will only sav thai you can judge them by their record. While oiio opposod the war and did ovhe could against it, tho other fa- none of winch are yet fully malurad, unanimously determined upon by the

Hid did everything he could for

it. If this is a Democratic meeting, I .i.jvt.-i vou nil to vote for Smith.." If tho "conservatives" can tind any consolation in the above advice to voto "for illi.1 i-'lii'-'Hi Smith in preference to Cary, thi'v aro welcome to it.

n: contort for the Senatorship in !»hio will bi between Vallandigham, Thu-m u! and Pendleton, with the ohaiiO'.'s favor of th6 form or. Vallnn-di-zbam is tho representative man of the Obin Democracy, because he is tbe em-l-idiment-of all that is mean in eopper-hi\-idi- and political rascality.

Tut: 1 iiiitoU

Staaij-Zeitung

endorses tho

nomination t'residoncy in comments on the recent ar 1 1 of the Galena

Gazette,

Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota vV!li 00 unanimous for Grant in the.Na-* ra": convention, and this is a great step .II advance, for of tho othe.r candidates thoro is hardly one that can begin with move ?t itos than his own.

SHE New Orleans Crescent severely -vounce* tbe Greenback project of Mr. vuiK'ton, for paying the .National debt, j-how? that after the issue of two bil--oore of paper money, a dollar •would vrth but '21 cents (not so mi cS as instead ot 60 cents, as now and ..1 Use laboring uinn would not, for a ir »Viere«ft«r, b« able to purchase more -••ne-thir.l tho necessaries of life, for .t day'* 'work, that he can now obtain! j-- Sq'uJi is not

qppispp

The Elections.

It is safe to say thnt the State elections %eld during the few days paat in Iowa, Indiana, Pennsylvania and Ohio have astonished all patties. There is scarcely A Democrat or Republican to be fouud who anticipated or has yet actually realized the results. Iowa and Indiana turn out to be .about as usual in their political

rules of political observation. The Republican party, by all signs, had a right to rely upon carrying their ticket, bj' fair and usual majorities in these States. Its sneciQrt*, however, was barely nominal in each State. This resulted from a singular combination of circumstances, and from an array of causes which are unusual in ordinary political campaigns. It is not our purpose to go into a detail of these causes-, ilany of them will occur at once to tbe intelligent reader. It is of the rfsult that we pr.-pof-- to ^peak and of the moral which it tm.ches to tho party to which we belong. The resu't is that the Republican party has narmwiy escaped defeat in the two great States of Ohio and Pennsylvania. Tt has lost the

Legislature and tber-by a State Senator, (to succee.l Senator WADE) and perhaps two Congressmen in Ohio and some officers that it ought to have elected in Pennsylvania.— The general result in Iowa «nd Indiana is not changed, although tho short Republican vote in both States does not argue well lor party tactirs uc-d di-cipiiue. It shows the obi ami well, known tact that tfHtjoritii-8 do not work together as 11 as niinoi'i'itts, mid -i s' lid close-working uiir.-ritv is more relutbie thun a heavy 'alid li.tmvjviinted majority. This is the history of ail parties and Qftrfd nt astonish anybod'y. Heiein, however, is a lesson for-, our trty which we trust it will heed and profit by.

Th-- r«:sult in Ouio utid Pennsylvania demonstrates that the Republican party undertook vcarry too much. It is a progressive party and one which goes for tho broadest, and most perfect universal and political rights but the recent results in thu two States alluded to,^ shows that its leaders are in advance oi tho po ular sentiment on some matters, fIkr as Ohio and Pennsylvania are concerned.— The parlv'attempted to carry the Constitutional Amendment, granting manhood suffrage, irrespective of color, in Ohio, but has signally failed in this. Thfc' vote of Ohio is but a repititi of the same experiment in Wisconsin a couplo of yjurs since, which re stilted in a similar failure. It will not probably be attempted ngain for some while to come in the Northwest, and so far as party policy is concerned, it ought not to he. Thu time will doubtless come when tho mere color of the skin will not rate as part of tho qualifications of a voter in any the States of the Union but it is not yet upon us, and our people are slow to divest themselves of the old predjudice.' which have so long controlled tbem, and which was in fact Lorn with them and arj part of their being. The hanging of the Constitutional Amendment ro t'a-3 Republican State ticket in Ohio, like too much tail to a kito, proved nearly too heavy for the ticket. There were serlous''ciuplications -and mistakes

Pennsylvania which worked out their legitimate results also. On these we do not propose to dwell. It is an old sayng among hunters that if our foresight could be as good as our hindsight there would Joe no danger in this world There is a good deal ot truth in this in politics as well as everything else. Now that the campaign is over ami the excitement of it passed awxy, we can look back upon it and see with moro distinctness the causes whi'-h producd the unexpected results.— Tho reaction has been great, and must have required important causes to produce it. It was not unlike the great political reaction of 1862-3 following the Presidential proclamation of emancipation, when Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan and Wisconsin gave less tha half tLe'r usual Republican majorities and Pennsylvania &cw York, Ohio, New Hampshire, Indiana, Illinois and New Jersey were swept by the Democrats with heavy majorities. Then the copperhead Democracy of the' North was jubilant, and proclaimed the war a failure, and «et up a fresh opposition to the soldier? in the field. The suc» ce of that party, however, was bi* trausient. It was nearly obliterated in 1864. Since then it has been struggling hard for life, and has been marshalling its forces, and auwing discontent among the JleDublican ranks by every resort to falsehood, trickery and deceit. The unsettled state of the country growing out of the condition of tho reconstruction of the rebel States—the question of mani hood suffrage in the North, and above all, the financial questions of the day

Republican party, together with a reckr less and desperate Copperhead Federal .Administration at Washington have, been the chief causes of the wide spread listlossness and defection among the .Republican ranks which was manifested in the elections last week. There Is something too in nabit In the intermediate Stain elections between the Presidential elections it is impossible, apparently. to arouso tho Republican party. Those who hnve observed thecours«of elections for years past will at once recall this fact, and can easily admit it by recur ine to our own State elections since 1856. Tho partial failure of the Republican party in carrying the elections of las! week will not affect tho strength or comoaotness In thu coming Presidential elec Lio'i of nest year. Tne his jo ^aqtor

General Grant tor tho 1 cutit elections is lull of warning and instructiv" Cachings and will not pass unheeded tither by Congress or the people at i*rgo. If Mr. JOHNSON and his present or future Cabinet officers wish to act on tho recent popular elections as an endorsement of his copperhead policy be and they will find themselves much mistaken.

and says. "No

who is acquainted with public opin...n in :he West can doubt that the d&elaions of tho

Gazette

will tind goneral eup-

ro-

The pe»ple of the great States which bavo recently held electious are not rebe or copperheads, and this fact- will be demonstrated st the next elections. Tho aVp&reIlt success of tbe Democracy in 1867 will be found to be illusory and the grand Republican triumph of 1863 will be grander than any previous one. Such is our prophecy!

THE report coaies from Washington that tbe war between the President and not likely to sb&t^ in virulence and' flgor durino the coining winter. Mr. Johnson will doubtless sanction nothing which that body may do, but as usual will use his reto power on all occasions. Congress, however, has the same advantage it has enjoyed over him hereto-

likely to be fooled by I and will set aside his vetoes whenevr

.-lioh H~«chemo of repudiation tlioy Wcald 1^" ft chooses to aotx?, which, probably, will jnuoh prefer direct repudiation. he just as often as he exercises £hat power.

OUR dispatches state that the Cabinet has under discussion the appointment of a permanent Secretary of War, and that General Grant is urging bis Chief of Staff, General Rawlins, for the office. This latter report is in all probability not true. The fact is, doubtless, true that the President ba3 determined, as one result of the lato elections, and to rid himself of Democratic pressure, to make more than one

complexion. Although there are singu lar local changes in different portions of ehwge in h,s Cab.netadv.aers^ He found these States, yet the general result i. in Cabinet of President Lincoln ready accordance with ordinary calculations, made to his hand,, and adopted it As Ohio and Pennsylvania, however, show long as it was in full accord with th. results very differential* any thing that principles which were held by the party

couli have been foreseen by the ordinary

which elected him there was no trouble, but when he commenced to"swing around the circle," the question was, whether he could obtain the co-operation of his Secretaries Attorney-General Speed and Postmaster-General Doitnison, finding th&t the new doctrines of the President were in entire variance from their own, resigned Edwin M. Stanton, while refusing to resign, remained firm to tbe principles which he had held during the war. Secretaries Seward and Welles, with facile subservience, changed their HOPS—Quiet at 40@65c.

professions in order that they might agree 35^

with their master. not openly condemned the policy of the President, but ho has not strongly advocated it As officers went out others were introduced more agreeable to the Executive, but of those it is now said that Mr. Randall, the Postmaster-General, and Mr. Browning, Secretary of the Interior, ure not sufficiently ultra.

There are any number of Democrats anxious for thi possession of these offices, and desirous to wield their influence for the benefit of the Democratic party.— Hence, there has been a continuous preisure by the Democratic politicians who are in fuvor of tbo White House, for a recon*. .-truetion ol the Cabinet, so thut it may be peopled by new l'riendi. It would be very ungrateful for the President, to turn out his super-serviceable adherents, and disgrace thu.n before the country. Mr. Seward, for instance, ciings fondly to office. He is willing that anybody shall be king, so that ho shall be Vicar of Bray. He has sacrificed upou the altar of personal interest the principles and honor of a lifotimc. He has sold his birthright for a mess

pottage, and to remove him

from the office tc which ho so fondly adheres, after he has abased himself in order to preservo hi3 tenure, would be cruel and iuhuruan. Ho was the first to approve of the President's policy, when it became obvious that the course of the Executive was to be different from that which was expected by tbe coautry. He placed himself on the record as as npprover of thai policy, by his letter of July 11,1865. As he ha1 sacrificed all bis hopes in political life to retain possession of his office, how hard will he the stroke if he should bo stricken down in the vigor of his fidelity. Mr. Randall and Mr. Browning were called to tbe Cabinet, because, in imitation of the President, they had "gone back on their friends." Is the reward to be so stinted that tboy are to he displaced while in the full exercise of their useful powers? General Grant is unpledged to tho President, and his appointment was but for tbe emergency but it will be ungrateful to the Democrats if ho should be succeded by a Blair. If tho President really intends to make changes, they ought to be thorough the hybrid breed of conservative Republicans cannot propagate a party. They are but weights upon the thorough defection which sways the Pres dent. The 14th of August Convention in Philadelphia was a failure. In no State is there an Andy Johnson party, composed of renegade Re publicans, of sufficient strength to carry a local ticket If Mr. Johnson desires a re election in order to finish his work, his only hope is an alliance with the Democruts. If ho fills his Cabinet with such men as Jerry Black, Pendleton and Val. landigham, he will have an influence which may even manipulate a Democratic National Convention to nominate hitBi and he can make himself safe with the white men of the South by making Admiral S-nnmes Secretary of the Navy, and Robert Lee Secretary of War. With a Cabinet c-f this kind, :nd with Seward, Welles and McCulloch st-f adritt, the sails of tho White House couid be trimmed with some hope that the haven o! re election may b? reacln d.

PALMER'S ECLECTIC PKRYUSTKRY, Cosmetics, Hair Oils, Pomades, «fcc., are prepared on scientific principles from the choicest materials, and we are determined that our name shull bo guarantee of quality, and that our articles shall be desirable to the consumer on account of their excellence, /uiJ l*1 the dealer, for his margin of profit. Principal Depot, 3p Wost Fourth Street, Cincinnati. [16-dwlw.

WHERE'ER I TAKE MY WALK? AJJKOAD, how many miserable Dyspeptic people do I si/e, who would be bealtby, and rosy, and happy if thfv took Plantation Bitters. tliHt. paragon of preparations forgiving tone to tiie stomach, energy to the torpid liver, a joy to the nervous system, and strength to the muscles. It is an admirable regenerator of nature's wasted or neglected functional powers in either rnati or woman. It greatly exciteg and pleasant!}' soothes. With a bottle thereof, every man may be his own physician

MAGNOLIA WATER.—A delightful toilet article—superior to CologDe and at half the price. 9-doodw2w.

CINCINNATI MARKET. By Telegraph.1 CINCINNATI, Oct. 15. FLOUR—Quiet and firm S12©12 25 for superDue and ll@l 1 lb for extra.

WHEAT—Firmer, but prices not higher 0EN'- Buoyant and generally held at $1 10 at the close.

OATS-Firm at 69c for o. 1. RYE—Si 48 with demand light. BARLEY—Firm at ?l 65@l 75 for Fall. CO I TOS—Unchanged. TOBACCO—Quiet, sales did not ^uite reach J39 hhds leaf, and prices unchanged.

WHISKY—35c in hand, with a fair business for ft-•» at irregular rates. MESS PORK—Dnll and noiamt! «t 21 60@22, with not mncb offerinf.

LARD—Dull at 13c. BULK SHOULDERS—'12J£c and dull. BA'^OS—Dull at 14c for shoulders, 17}£c for clear sides and 18£c for clear sides.

The weather is too warm for slaughtering, and parties who had been experimenting in it ahan-ded-rweat spoiling.

BPtTER—Firm at 35@42c fresh. CHEEStf—like and dull. LIXSEEDOIL-^Sl U. FLAXSEED—ti 30^2 45. CLOVER SEED—Dnll at $8. TIRlOTHY—92 40@2 60. COFFEE—Finn. SCGAft—Firm at fuU ratas. (TO ID—15(§1434, buying. MO KEY—Market close at 10012$ oant.

STOCK MARKET.

jjy Telegraph.] NF.W.TOBK. Oct. 15. Gold shade lower, opening at 144% and closing at 14$£.

Government irregular and shade lower.— Coupons '81, '6S, 111 do.'64, 103% '65, 109Hew, 107% '67, 106% 10-40's, 100 7-30's

Stocks opened firm and broke down after the second board, bat subsequently improved and closed itrong. Erie 73%@78.

NEW YOBK MARKET.

Telegrapli.] NEW YOKK, Oct. 15. COTTON—Firmer and closing quiet l,SpO biles at 19%c

for

uplands.

FLOUR—Receipts 15,969 bales 10@l5c better, the advance chiefly for shipping grades 18,400 bbls at S9 35@10 for superfine state and western, 10 60@14 lOfor extra western, 10 90@14 25 for It. H. 0., 11@16 50 for St Louis, closing quiet. California firmer 3,500 sacks at SI 1 75@lo 75 also I,500 bbls rye flour at $7 25(89 35.

WHISKY—Steady. WHKAT—Opened 2@3c better, bat with a further advance in freights tbo improvement was lost 234,000 bus at $2 26@2 28 for No. 1 spring, 2 31@2 31 for No. 2 do., 2 36@2 40 ,'for No. 1 do., 2 75 for amber state, 2 80 for amber Michigan.— White Michigan per express at private terms.

BYE—Quiet 3,000 bush state, to arrive, at 81 70. BARLEY—Heavy and lower 18,000 bush at SI 38 for western and 1 ol for Canada West

BARLEY MALT—Dull. CORN—Receipts 167,733 bush. Opened lc better and closed firm at 51 42@1 44 for mixed western in store and aSoat, closing at 143 afloat aud 1 45 for No. 1 Illinois river.

OATS—Receipts 99,425 bus. Firmer, with sales of S275,000 bus at 82(3S3o for western, to :trrive.

PETKOLKUSI—Quiet at 15V£c for crud, and

flned bonded.

their master. Mr. McCulloch has ^Kit-Heavy and drooping 3,230 bbls at

$2*2 25@22 45 for mess, closing at

An Autumn-Suggestion, Now, as heavy fogs arise and parching winds commence to bow n.w, as the human dy, exhansttd like inanimate nature by the heats ol summer, begin? to wilt and droop now, ere tinin leoiHut winter make' its trying onset NOW is the time for a pnpiratory couiss of the b*-st acclimatinn medicintM in existenc

H-f

'It

37 regular,

and 20@20 50 for prime. BEEF—Quiet 120 bbls at previous prices. BEEF HAMS—Quiet GO bbls western at $30.

BACCN—Quiet and steady 80 boxes Stratford cut at 13V@13%c also, 2,000 lbs sliert ribbed bulk at 13^c.

CUT MEATS—Dull 145 pkgs at 12@13c for shoulders, and 15%@17%c for hams. LARD—Heavy 950 bbls at 13%@14%c.

BUTTER—In good demand at 20|g40c for stats. CHEESE—Steady at lGc LATEST.

NEW YOBX, Oct. 15.

FLOUR—Closed iirm and fairly active for medium grades. WHEAT—Steady at 82 27 for No. 3, 2 33 for No 2, and 2 35 for No. I spring.

BYE—Quiet at Si 68 fbr western. CORN—Firmer at SI 42£@l 44 for ^.-ood to prime mixed western.

PORK—Quiet at S22 25@22 40 for mess, cash and regular sales of 500 bbls mess for 18th at 322 37%@22 40.

BEEF—Nomintl. BARON—In fair revuest with steady prices. 1 UT MEATS—Nominally unchanged. LARD—Quiet at 14%@14}£c for fair to prim" steam and kettle rendered.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tuell,Ripley & Co's Great Dry floods Kmporlum. SEPT. Hth, 1S67. A lart{e Iny ice of 10 4 Slie'Jt!n( s, si tly aoi!, ed, selling rapidly »t 40 centi p«r yard—iv.gtalar prlce,60 cents. 2.000 Yards Moronoes at 23c. worth 40.

Jet Necklaces, Pins and E-»r Drops, to mat.:h— "new." Elogaat line black Alpaccas—"cheap."

Splendid assortment, colored A paccas— plain and seeded. New styles in Plain and Striped i'oplins

An immense stock of Drv Goods adapted to Fall Trade, at popular prices, at TUELL. ltrPLF.Y fc CO.

A STAR ON FIRE was rec«ntfy reported by the astronomers. What of that 1 Wh3 cares for an orb myria4sof miles away, Meaowhtle, the whole country is

IN A BLAZE

ot ess tement at ihs wonderful «-fljct produced during the past year upon tens of thousands of HCHABT SPHKRE8 bx tbat quencbe. of fi»ry hair, tl.'Ut transformer of gray hair, that «wift boautifler of hair of svery unpleasant shade of color,

CRISTADORO 3 HAIR DYE, a preparation as UarmHss a» the April rain. Manufactured by J. CRIST ADO SO, i8 Maiden Lane, New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied byall Hair Dressers. ocSdwlm

TO OWNERS OP HORSES. THOUSANDS OF TJOR^ES DlE YEARLY from Colic. This need not be. Ui. Tobias1 \onetlar. Hor^e Liuim^nt will positively curu ovary case, it givtn when first taken. Tbe cost is onij oue dollar. Ey#ry owner of a horsj sliould bar abjttle in his stable, ready for usa. It is warrautel superior to anything else for the curs of Cuts, fVindgalls, Swellings, Sore Tr.roat, Spraius, Bruises, 0!d Sores, Ac. This Liniment is no new rem-dy. It has been mod ani approved of far 2') years by first horsemen in the country.— Given to »n over-drivon horse, it-acts like majric. Orders are constantly received f» oin the KACISO STABLES or England for it. The celebrated Hiram Woodtuff, of trotting feme, mod It Tor yearn and said it is f»r snperior to any other be !,»•» tried Recollect, Dr. Tobias' Venetian Hirte Linlmeati' pif*. up in pint bottles. Ta\e lio oth^r. Sold by the Dnjgitists aid Saddlt-rs. Depot, 66 Corllaudt S'.reet, New York. ocS.lwlm

HOSrfiTTER'.S STOMACH B1TTE113. Fever and Ague is ramp.int in all parts of the CQantry. Qniniue, ihe'phjsiciftns adir.it, will nctqu6ll tbe phase of the diaea«e which at pr a•ent pervades the'entfre' West Jt }J well that il is so, for the remedy (so called) Is de'idli-i- iha the malady. Bat if quiuine is iucffi:ii iit in iuterni'ttent fivers, 1103TETTIfR'S BITTERS is irresistible. It would safe to a'tt a ntract, uuder heavy p-ualli'fl, that any giv^n "Fetcr-and-Ague District" should be ex- inpted from tjf.e disorder for any particular titi'.', pro- I "li aruciis Tided every inhalant wouni rt»ke the BITT!11S

according to directions, during the term of the contract. There h-8 nover beu an instance in which this sterling invijor^nt and aiiti-lebriie medicine ha' f*il to Ward off the complaint en taken duly as a protectio 1 ne lintt ai lari:«. ilqridreds of physicians have abandoned all the official fpeciQcs agl u»w prescribe this biiit.ilo vo. eialfe ionic, and nothing 0 se, a-! preventive anH cure for all tip fQ-U)d .( chilli? au I fcter. Vigor Is t'l thing mrs! neadful the-"} ca ps, A* well HS iu dyebep'ii and eery'us a£f.?otiun, su 1

IIOSTKITKR'S DITTKBS

ar« the safest, nurt-st, and moet whoIoM me strongt^ieniug prcptra'i^n that hnuiau j'uli hits yet concocted wlxr.—-lolotunn

IVHESSE IXCREISK OF SALKS.

Where oie was sold a few years ago, a Thour .im,.

the kidnpys th-j are of ^roal service.

result wai all I could desire. A single Hlister cured me in a week, Yonrs respectfully, J. G. RK1GG3,

Proprietor of the Brandreth Hou«o.

Prluc'pai Agency, Brandreth Ilonio, NFW York. oct91wlm~

Errors of tooth.

A Qentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature IWay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suferlng humanity, send (reo to all who need it, ttureceipt aud directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Shiferers wishiug to profit by the advertiser's experience, can du »o by tddressing, In perfect confidence,

LAWIXOF

SPECIAL NOTICES.

ladies Take Particular Notice.

HI REAL VBtM FBHilBfTltH. WARKANTKlj FRENCH.

TUKSK

PILLS, so cekbrat many years ago in Farii, for the relief of female irregularities, and afterwards so notorious tor tlioir criminal employment in th» practice of abortion, are now olTcre'd for sale tor tao first time in America. Tbey have beeu kept in compilative obscurity, from the fact th .t the originator Dr. ^elpeau, is a physician in P^ris, of great wealth and strict conscientious rnacipt^w, and has withheld them n-om gciMr&l use,

iad,

thay eboaU he 111 piored

for nnlawfut pa 1 pises In overcoming frmileobutrnctious, tlier seem to be tru omnipotent, bursting opsu tituflaod gated fwai whatever cause may have stop?"! them but they are offjrel to tho public only for iesritim-ita use, and ali agents are forbidden so sell tbem whuu it is ender^tood tbat the unlawful. en a pocured a box, sealed fi omtho eyes Of the curiou*, by enclosing oue dollar, and six post4go stamps M. IV, MAUOMtJER, Geaoral Ageutfir the United States and CanHdas, at Alban*, N. Y., or to aity authorizid A Kent. Soil by all Diuggiets in Terre Hauta. o7dwly

BAjSTKIIUXTC3- HOUSE Of TA.V COOKE Ac CO.,

No 20 WALU oiKKKT,

(Jjrner of ussun Strcs^ xVcw 1 ork. vv 'jay ud soli si ti^. oiost liberal current prices, and keop «.i hiud a lull supply of QOVeiumeut !3oS!H or ALL iSrfUKS, SEVKNXUIliTtKr, f,t*l CO'II'OUN jl iiiTlfi.ft'CST NOTES km exventf. ofUer/j. t-r rurciiast: and sale of 3TU K.S, H0SI3 ani CMLD. (JONVKilSlONA \V convert the seirortil 'si'Uesof SuvrN-TmaTlKS ut tin- ui.'fi' favo.»»llo aurk-t ratea into Fiv»-'Xwi-ulift, aiii-ii, at ent pi-ice of gold, yield ilie holder tilniit one pev cut ui«r« iuterest per nntiicn. (Circulars with fill! piirticoiars furnished upon auplici '.ion. ... witfJwly I .«:»OKK -V

Wheaton'a OiatiHeai Vhcat»n'.-» tMnlmen! Wlicaton's Olatment Whcatun's Uiutmcnt fflieatoii's ointment

Sep'^eod 3nios

Practical Chemist and l'harmaoeuilst,'.. O ::r,ru 'rcial Wharl", Bos', on, Mass. 3')Kl by :iU i-e^alar dialers iu medicino.

Fcaiji Pa.d^i.kni invited the greatest freedom of corra^panilen e, to whom every evidence of character w. 1)3 fr.-eljr wnt

OIL

sand are sold now. jjuVC

They strengthen, »»rm»ni invigorate the pa.t !,. re is hardly a family upoif whlpti they »ro appiie-1, un n-lieye iii'n iii'• ,1 OUS afl'ectioci of tbe lumbago, pnin of the side, apd nyaal'y ali Ie- pain?. In itT". t:i)us

Lame Bacli. Nsw TfBS, Nov. 21, 18 9.

T. iixcocK A Co.— Gentlemen I hare lhiely I sujfi'fedseverely from a weakness In my back,™ Having bear.l your Plasters njuch recoairn-nded for cases of this kin'*, procured o.',

JOHN" Ii. OGDEN,

mylOdltaw wly 42 Cedar St.. N. Y.

HUHANITY^

Rcuiiioy 0 SOCIAL EVILS.

AN ESSAY FOR YOCNG MEN, on Physiological Errors a»d Abases incident to Youth and Early Manhood, with the humane rlew of treatment and cure. S nt in'sealed letter envelopes, free of Aarge. Address, 3. SKILL EN HuUGIJToN, Howard Awociatioa, Philadelphia, Vi-

M26dw3m

IXFOBMATIO*.

Information guaranteed to crodnce a luxuriant crowth of hair upon a bald bead or beardless face, also a racipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, etc., on the shin, leaving the »m«soft, oiaar and beautifhl, can be obtained without by addressing

THOS-

CJTAPMAN, Chemist, 883 Broadway, New York.

mylOdltaw-wl

domsnd.

Jnlv ld. dtvoct andjan'y.

W I S I N E S Dit. LAJItiSTEi CtlRROl.lA will force Whiskers or Slonstaciios ou'ihe "imooihest face or C:.in, or Hair on Bald He ids. Never known to fail.

SamDle for t(ia'., h-.-ut for }0 cents. Ad'lress REEVES & CO., julj4»ly 78 Nas6»n St., New York.

CLIMAX.

i'AQKLI- CLIM.UV SAI.VK, t:r Bt rns, goalds, Scrof? tiU, iihcuiu, 3orui, Broien Breasts, Frost Bit.,-, Chiiblaim, stingy Braises,-Cut#, Swellings, Ac., wlicil.st- upon m.m o.- heast, is themost won

Till ur i:la ever pro.'u-td. Other good article ures. It nllajs infiamalion, sub-

ivt.

iin, ..a 1 heals without a scar. It is worth il.t in t.i any family, and should alluud illJ".

iu \vi WtlVB b'eavs (.re

It is wairaut-d to do what it

Jloffiitt's Life Piils & l'litciiix Bitters.

A1 leak's Fproiis Plasters. fro ti' ns',J. in private practico in 1825. They

,r0 i!i!.vod,n.«.! to the public iu 1835, since which

,. ^.^nJatUu. ha* extended, until they

vio

a 111 mii xl evi (To 11 wlicti tirs-'.y i..« t.

ii' -sc. ss »f al other Cathartic and

:utis who have not personorni iinbility iu cases of

'of th.

p.t. .,u. ItilliocR and Stomach diseases, •i- s,f ior sfiu.i .inriiti-jn. They are enin their coaiposition, and iiarittilu: fl-i tloftt infinit. One ingredient opens r-.sufth" skia another is diurclic, and stimulates lu-opor nciion of the kidneys a third is em-'H.-iu, loosening phlegm aud humor from tjniluugi oihor properties are wartping and cathartic, i»n»i tli ause the stomach and bowels from unhealthy cn lioji--. Tln-ir combined c{fi.-ct is to regulate ti impaired function of the system, mid to produce lUAi/rn. It is not asserted Moffat'* ills hte a cure-all—thut they will care al complaints—bat under ordinary circamstanccs thty may he relied upon to cure Nervous and Slrk Headache, Costivenoas, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Jaundice, Liver and Bilious Complainst, Colds S urvy, General WeiUuess, 4c. They are expressly made for those disease?. Million^ upon millions of cures can be cited. In no single instance has a complaint ever come to our knowIt*dge, whero they have not operated as recommsided.

1 the

tbo'

The pHntvd circular aronnd each box fully explains the sympttms aud effect!" of each disease, specifies treatment, furnishes evidence, &c.

We briefly refer to Gov. David Eldor, Franklin, N. C., who whs cured of Dyspepsia C. Cross, of Theoike, III., enred of Liver Complaint 15. Hooley, of Springfield, Pa., had Scrofula, aud had to use'cmtchejr was cured in three w»t»bs James D. Dolan, or Adrian, ilirh., Cnr«d of Bilious Fever Bov. flonry Graham, Presbjterlau Church. Oananagna, Cal., of Fever aud Ague Bev. Kd II, M*y, Twenty-iSret St., N*w YorX, of Rheumatism ana Pilts of 25 yeius standing BQT. Sammel Bowles, of the SprinRfleld, (Kass.) Itcpnbliean, was cured t)f (snibio Qostivenesa llon. Ed. Webber, of Bumut-y, N. n., qf Live Complaint, etc.

A box'of MaBht's Life Pit!*, with fdlt eirculars, Ac., will be sent gratis to any Pbyeicisp or Clergyman, ou the receipt oi two three cent stamps. ii ffat's Life PtlU are 25 pants per box. Moffat's Fhcenix Bitters, ^1, They are sold by all respectable dealers throughout the Continents and tho Islands of the-Oceaa.

WHITE & ROWLAND, Proprietors. Successors to Dr. John Mofliat And Df. [Wm. B. Moffat. 121 Liberty Street, New fork.

Feb6wlyoow

fi K. G1FFOED, \j, Treats ail,

VO.

ITCH! ITCH ITCH! SCRATCH I SCRATCH! SCRATCH iu iintu 10 to 4'i Wheat oil's Ointment cum r»u itch, curet cures

Halt r.henm.' Tetter. iiarbei's Itch. Old Sores. Every Kind

1 ro« C'ired

OF W HY LLUKOI: L'RE JUGIC. Prise, 60 coats box by onii, '0 e-nt*. Aidrosa W'EiCSit POTT«-'R^ N*.-. MO Washington Str.0!, Ui-ston. .11 .«.•. or all Druggists. ]tU4t«n, ept. 18, 1

St.7-31wslwly

TLKNEU'S TIC IJOLOItOl'IlEUX Oil TUttNEU'rf TIC DOLOltOlIRBUX Oil IJSlVEttSAl, ftEUitALfilA PULL,

UVIVESWAL XEURALOIA PILL. .SS.F.C, CKilTAlN AND Sl'KOV CUKE FOR NEUjll f.G I aiid'all VEUVOUS DISEASES. It a:» ".iituliiig ijaiai-'ly in ail C-wob of Facial •Sviira'sU, .ii* ou ellooliiy a perfect cure in'a sTh* g'c diy. N. form ot'Norvoas Disean fail# to yield to it-) tiii,-ie influsnce. B\ren tho severest oi Oh ro alii Nenrai» ia and general Nervous Derunijetuectts of maDy yars' atindin^, affecting llio. entire »ysterj, arn complotoly aud permanently on red by it Sa.&.frw days, or a few weeks at tli- ut uait.- It soutai:in aof.iuay injurious to tbe 'Stdolicite syntc-m. and can always b« usod with perfect safety. It ia in constant use by tho best Physicians, who £ire it their nnahimou* and unap.ir.i/il. ianf'bjr iu t'.i -n recoipt of SI aud two postage' stamps. SoJ-J «vcrywherc. riJR!ci:R & CO., Sole Proprietors, lSQ i'reiuont St., Bvston, Mass.

IfCINMEWEf^/S rOi.1' Thu importance of lliis truly nolia AXOBVRE, I bl. and valuable preparation is now so fully acknowledged, receiving the moat frae approbntlon of Physicians, and iu which the true nnuso of

Anodyne

is perfectly apparent, that in

advertisintr, its true character Is only to bo givef, whioh I ink ftU wlio have not witaessad its great curative povver, to accept with confidence.

It is I ho trai remedy for

Nruralgia, Rhcumatum,

ociaticu. T'jQih ami liar Ache, Ache, Painful 3len»tm'Uian, Amenyrrhea, Diunenmhea, Delirium Tt smem. Spina! Complaints, Lou of Sleep,

mil 1 g'iatlo opialo to all

Coinpliiiili,

and as a

Ncwom Aff'.ctiont.

In AMm it hai luen I'uiiueatly succosaful. In 7fe.tr/

a ry potent remedy.

JOHN

ti.

UUNNEWET.L, Piopriotor,

-54^" •sv

SPECIAL NOTICES.

irtaln to

prevent female irrwgularltliw than Dtv Veipeaa's Female Pill*. They will In all caaei ca«ae a iretfcrn' of monthly ticknew, without wCicK W^^nmfcf-'" ried lady can enjoy perfect health. Sold ly all Druggists OctTdwlm

TO CONSUMPTIVJBS. The RSR. EDWARD A. ITILSON will »end, Jfree of charge) to all who desire it, tho prescription with the directions fDS making aid usiuj the simpleremody by whichjie' was rur?l of a lung .ifiectiqn and that dreaded disease Consumption.— HUt otily object is to benefit the afflicted, and bhopes every sufferor will try this preecri"tioo. as itill cost them nothing and may proven blcMSllij Pleaae addrem RBV. ISDWAUD A. WLTSW

Williamsburg, Kings Co., No.* or*,

my lOdltaw-wl

V. S,

and clothes if, a* it were, with •?cftu«ivu niin r, v7

Chronic dyspeepia, liver complaint, »ud fevrr-ynd Alt KIILUS Ol JjOOKIII^ WlJiSSCS agne ore nover hnown to a tack thoso who. arc wise enongh to invoke the aid o! lhiti'grredt j-.r* ventive. o-.9»lai

€0L0AT£ & 0\H GERMAN Erasive Soap Is mmml-irtmi i'i'„i.MATI'.lilAl.S, mi I inny ho considered the STA.MIAKO or Eimi.K VCH "cr ly »ll trlOOl 1 ei.-:wtv

STOVES AND TJNWARE,

50 & 52 31A IS STREET

IS TH® PLACE TO BUT

Cheap Stoves,

Grates, Plows, Scale v&c.

Wc are now receiving the

Largest, Cheapest and Mt Assorted Stosk of Goods in this line ov brought to this City, bonglit at the

Recent Septemhcr DecliBe, And consisting of tho well-known p.nd c*Iebr.itod Stewart Cook Storrs I

For Wood or Ooali

Resor's EMPIRE CHAMPION,

BELL, DIAMOND, o. K. MONITOR Goal Stove,

Decidedly the best Stoves. Mado for lie Coal of this locility. Solo Agents for

Van's Family, Boarding House and llotel Ranges,

From flOOtoSIOOO Esicll nnd" 75 oUu varieties of Wood and Coal Heating and Cooking Stoves. All of tho above ws will sell at

LOWER RATES

Than any ?tore and Tin^aro IIous« in Tcrro-fTau te

WK iTANUFACTURK ALL IN03 OF

Tin and Copper Ware! For the Wholesale and Retail Irii-.lo. Sole Agents for Fairbanks Ucalo?. Sell ili 5ii 1 lar and Ulchmand Plows American an ICor:tucky Cider Mills Iron r.ud Slate Muntlof, and Orates of allkiud*. liem«inber ire furniih with "K JiltTTCoolt Stov'o 0'iv'eai's Patent Copper Bottoms! This improvement, by the Copper extending n\ the sidos of the vessel two or move inches, i)ri-' vents the tin from corroiing whare It joii^ the copper. And with the sumo sized tiu an ticht iuoh Wash Boiler is niadu to hold two gailj :K more than tho commoa BJII.T, Bnd tho Baiier i.-s as durable as if tnado entirely of Copier.

You will find it to your int:et*t to givt uh cull for Goods in this Tine, jefore buying elvcwlu iv.

C. SMITH & CO.

Sdplldwtf

S O E S

Large Stock aud Low Prices, AT

S. R. HENDERSON S,

Four Doors South cf the Pont Office,

071

Fourth Street.

KINJong

OWING that the Public liasr d»mi!ided a bolter class of M-VT«*. tl-.an herot'jfjre b.-en gonarallyju+ori'd i:i tiii market, K. 11KN PERSON has this sea- .selected with great care, frott thy njf-t

Po^nlnr »n| C'elebrntcd Pat(««*s»s kiK.wu in the couutrv Enat ivr SYngt, an ns-crt mest«i Cooking and Healln? Mo»as r.i.h are rarely uv«r collected together in au: li niit!

Among his slock maybe found l*io

ot alnjost

try.

lead-un Si

eviry promin-rui ma»nfuclHr?r in t!.•

Heating and Parlor Stoves,'

with ail the Modern Improve fonts and :v leneies. 5tofos!or U.-.-s, S:orc», Ca:».-oi.e. ii tels, Dining-itoom*, Iied-ro«tsis, any umlull JcimU au as price?, He Iclles Conipctitioii I lis is confident Mat he his bought AS 1. tv A* anybody can, and is detcrnit »ti era it

N E S O I S I It is irapoB»ibl« th it iiuouM iv unrnu Stoves, for MO beUtr are merf-. ALL ABE WARRANTED!

With Cookiojt.Stoveii ho givo*

More Furniture than Is Vsiiaiiy tiiyeii (sij 1 dflivors :l Sto in thu'city Free of Charoe I I

In addition to Stoves he keeps if jtenorul r^ortjnentorTlii, Ironand Copper Wure, Pr»«s»(i ,\'ar^',

Tlie New Preach Ware, Spoons, Ladles, Pre^rving Kettle, MAf.i La kers, Wfiffl? [ronsjanl the Terr newest tbi»£ out the

Patent Mirror Smoothing Ir ttt*. Thess Trons have tho nsw incllue 1 handle, and Patent Chilled Iron Face, which ret«ins the heat one third Icngor tUan Hit common one*.

HOUSEKEEPERS STORE.

—~r

Carper ouse

BROKAW BROTHERS & CO.,

No. 109 Main St., Terre-IIaute.

Diseases of Hordes aud Cattle. Hospital and Office, corner of .'th »n4 Eagle U. TERRE MATUK, INDIANA. oct9wly

The Troth about Dyspepsia] Whoever says that dyepepiSa ii incuri tells a—that is to say, makes an fgraciuns stakt'.— More than ten thou?and aggravated cates have been TIRS, ed from coming to a head, bv the saxnu mentis, iucalculabl«. In this season of tb» year, when tii appetitois sometimes tco vigorous f»r illwcfraforj and safety ot the stomach, iadige*ti»! mcit All kiiltiS Ol CjirpetiD^S prevalent and n.ostdistraeslng. Is ths oj-^ti.e to be balked to accommodate too digestive 01 e.ui'? AH kinds or Oil Cloths Not so for then tho frame wou'd laek itslno ic--portion of nutriment. The thing to he in .^jj I tl Cl S OfCnrtalllS! STttKXQTHEN TUB STOMACH, tOBe the, li T. put thab^ofe ii

lOO'.b'tfO PREMIUMS

3 than ten thou?anct aggravatta »te* nave 1 rcrrdmn«fl Wnci 1J *ipi cored by HOSTETTER'3 STOMACH BIT- 100,000 0 USTOiVLExvS 1 "^tiy contidtnual. 3, While the number that l.ave^cn pr,~n 1.. °Dr. F^«w^to

Consisting in part of

this 10 effectually, so rapiulj, fO quictif, LO pleatantly, as H03TETTER'S BITTER-. Thp i-fuilc W«J1 Pinpr^ potent preparation trims and baUncefi the

tyakoxn

kiiuis of Upholstery Goods

JjJIIUSA 1 ivilll ru|ICIB

Picture Tassels,

Ourtain l^ssel'?,

Bands. Loops & Cornices

Of new ilcsigns ami very hundsotne.

Staple Dry Goods!

Wo are prepared to coinpeto with the eptire trade i*i assnrtrnent and prices.

i-.i'

JiistReceived,

A great many

& VE \a I ES

lit Rubber Q-oods

Our Stock is

Full, Fresh and Very Desirable.

Bh'OKAW BROTHERS & CO

No. 10!) Main Street, [Bit is-ton 1th and otli] Terre Haute, Ind

04KJT0K WHITTIEH, A REGULARLY BBBD PH YSICiAK, as hi i"L Diplunift which hangs In his office will show iiasmada C,remit) Diteates (he thuly of hi* life, 'in(' ii.'is

-i

liniuti-wido reputation, having lwn

l-jfntet! si! St. Lor.ii Ui'^n any otli«r Chronic Diseas. fhyeicisn. Mnr-b of his priictice has beon of a private na* t«rei

ByphiiU, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stricture,

Vccommodalio'js ample, charges modornt' curM gnaranteed. Consultations by letter or a oiBc, free. Most cases can lo properly tr» il ty iMeustruaiioi) and Pregnancy, yc. without an Interview, ami medicines, secure troir obiurvalion, sent by mail or express. No hin drnncetobi!Bincsaiin most cases.

Address Box 3002, St. Louis, Mo. tlonrs—8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Office permanehtb located at No.t!17 St.Charles Street,between Sixti -ind Sevtnth,oni- square South of Lindell Hotel, ^irod spot iu the centre of the city.

Consultation rooms, and rooms for the iti-dom nodntion of such patients as require d«lly persoi I ittU'iition.

KVKilYBODY

':tn get, in a sealed letter envelope,tuy Theory "•ymptoma andTieatmentof Nervous,Urinary au •xnilPUeises,clearlydelinnatin^all thedi*e.tse mditions, with full Symptom Lists, for irne-cent postage stamps to prepay pestag^..'•'•'ilar for Ladies,rclatiug to Diseases of Pnlm» npr5d±wly.

Tho PQUis Mistier than the Sword."

THE GOLD PEN,

BEST AND CHEAPEST OF FENS.

Morton's Gold Pens,

The Best Pens in the World. For sale at A'o. 26 3faiden£ane, JVew-Yorfc, and by every duly appointed dffent at the same prices. forton makes no 'Pens stamped with the Name or Trademark of any other therefore, where an Agency is established, the public will be besi suited, and at the same prices, by calling on the Agenti iii all other places those wishing the Morton jPen must send to... Headquarters, where their orders will receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the casht ?L Catalogue, with full description of sizes and prices, sent on receipt of letter postage.

Stove I'ipo ot nil siz-a ami kind

constantly on band, aad no e*tra charge im n»etinj joints together. Buyers wil. -eortniniy Bavo oionoy by callius

S. B. HENDERSON.

F«nrh 8treet, 4 doors So'ith «*f tho Post tifli-o. se28dwtf

QANCEKS.

JDr. W. €.€OUDM,

Who resided i«_thit city f»r fi-ur ysaur 1, and now resident of U.uisville, Ky., who hsis ut this time an extensive practice in the: trintmiajt-of CAN. CKRt due-frits Arfucltovt, ahd is rapidly gaininc the high reputation that he held it this city during his stay with us. Wo can testify ol wo know, that br. Ooudcn has,been eminently successful in the m#io cwos Unit he treated In this city and snrroantfn*g country. The Doctor's mode of treatment diffcra from all others, using aa antidote of his own preparation, killing the Cancer, foot and .bnwcti, «itbont pais, losa of blood, or the n*e of the tratfiv l»r.- 'ondeti is wfl, iiasaUQ, to imp*rM£* mOdo tra»fi»i^it of the Cancer to one or two regular practicing Physioiaos of good reputation. He doos hot dsslro to place it in tlia hands of any on« who is not AVMII OitaUAed to snstaiu the reputation tliat he has already gained lor his R?nady. Any one who May.-desire farthar lniorjEation in reterecce to tbe cure, or mode of treatment of Cancer can con-' suit him in person, or by letter, Lonbmlle, Ky.,

O. Box 67U. apri»dw6m

A. MORTON.

VR AND EAR.

DK. 4'If AS. E. WAl.fy

OCULIST AND AURIST, FKOM NEW YORK,

18 NOW PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN

1ST J£ I -A- 3ST-A. POLIS, Where he UI IY be COII^UIUNI, TRKK or OPABOE, on all of the«AUelicAt» organs. The universal (ihc^ess of Or. WALL'S practice for the past two ye»rj iu thi.i ci'y, (0£. th?r with ft urteen years in this branrh rf tho mrdical proftsmojt »l3"Wii ri', sliuuid tw

gun'*ntee

W!m

MEDICAL.

THE LARUKST DISPEJi8ARV

ID tbe

WESTERN STATES 1* PR. FARNSWORT'l'S Institntion for the treatmeal oi YKNEREAL DISEASES,

No.

21 1-2

West Maryland Street, bet. Mc ridian and IiUinois, iKUIANAPOUS, INDIANA. Where the most reliab information can be ®d by *be ai&icted relative to the nature and con* at their affections.

Gonorrhea. Gleet, Stricture, Spermatot rL»» Impotency or Somical Weakness, attended with diurnal or noctnrnsl ewiMiuos Sypbilu, primary, secondary, (eitiary and hereditary, permanently cored.

Al4 Private ^iM^lee tVeated it t£e most cunndential and skillful m»nn«r, and SATlSTAl'Tl. N GUAUANTKKb, including tbe va'lons FKMALK UlSKASASs,.. common in this cliinaw Apply u. a cjnSdet tial and Skillful fbyatciaii, ceks in toe paat warrants thfc-.nii «.u iu,t *1tiKted iu tbo future

DR. KARNSWORTH'S InstituUon t« tttted up with all the latest a-,pti«uce known for tbe successful practice of thi* lr»ucu

v( be

T. H. MU'ELritESH. B.

Unge

all

Uri

'hiij/ Disease), SypMiic or Mercurial Affxctioiu nf Ik Throat, Situ or Hon/a Orchitii, Hernia or It*plan vltio, tUo effecta of a Solitary Habit, rninoun liiidy and iiind, producing blotchos, debility, iu potoncy, dizziness,diranoss of sight, confusion

Ions, ovil forebouinc, aversion to society, loss memory, weakness, io., not all the^e in any ou i-a»e,fi«t all occurring frequently in various w-

to those af-

tlii-.u-J utt li.- iiu cuariatan i^uack.but qualiftjd to accomplish all hu und Makts. Cross Eye reu.0?'.-d in "Jin jliuute or n«» charge, aud without intern.pi-'ou to basiutss. ratlents to have already bt«n cured Blindness,. Dc-afness C'roas Kye, 4c., can be so.-n on applimt ou to the Offlc-. All surgical operations niedo in Iho prcscuco of the fimily pnysi cian when

Offetuifb discbarge# front t^a^arj of Children (a suru foreruuiif'r of Deafness,} permanently cored. Chronio InSaa'ation of the tjei, cf years' standing, perfectly cured. Wi-epinx or watery Kye-, Cater^ot, Films aid Ulcers of the Fye speedily enred,

NO CBAIJGE ^or an Sxaminatlon and an OplniOD, and' no t'miuo/or ossvccBMtrct. treatment... Opefaltng Bo6m«--21i Wtst Mar) land Street, up stairs.

Post Offio* Box 1218. ang30dwlj

luodirai pm

fesslon. I Those living at a distanoe ciu'tonittlt by letici aud huve ihrtr uiediciuos »eit ty S(.press. Alt

its cauiw-

to auy

Jros'i trre, tJdresu DR. rARNSWORTH, Box 1141. -IjHUnpolU, Indiana.

I*. 3.—Patients furiti hwJ th cuuitorta' lt««ril nud lotting. dmxUvtf

QUEENSWARE.

JJROWJST & MELVIJS1,

WHOLES^ LK UTAIl Dli.t,EBS IN

€hlnh, Queensware, t.lassware,

House-furnishing Goods,

COAL OIL LA.J1PS,

Lanterns, Table Cutlery, Ac,,

NO. 63 ttAl.V STREET,

Terre Haute, Ind..

IJKXKItlt ll rKLLENZER, IMPORTERS A t'KA LKltS III

OII IN A, GLASS, AUD

EARRTHEN WARE, 147 Maia Street, TERRE IIAUTE, IND., ciwlj*.

So. 13i

WM, A. M'CJVRF-

B. HUDSON & CO., Importers and Jnhbers of

MA30t

CHINA. GLASS AjV1 OKOCK11KT, And Pealiir* in House Fnrnittliinjj O oodi».

Wabash Mreet Terre H«ntc. ind. iin-O »wtf

FOUNDRIES.

JAMES HEATH. LTNDON A. SMITH. Mr.NUT H. BEACH.

VIGO FOUNDRY

MACHINE SHOP!

Neartb^.T. IT. &I. and E. C. Freight Depots, TERRK-HACTE, INDIANA,

SKATH, SMITH €0., Propr's.

Manufacturers of Steam Kngii-a, Mill Gearing, and Machinery of PTery description. All kinds nT Iron aud Bras* Castings mvt- to order. Kvory class of repairing promptly att.nded to.

W Orders solicited. The highest Cash Price Paid for Old Copper, Brass,and Iron. ang6dwtf

DENGUE. J. BABKABP'

PHEXIX

FOUNDRY

and

Machine Shop,

McElfresb, Dengler & Co..

3. K. cor. 9th Jk Eagle Sts near Pasjenger Depot, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Manufacturers of!'tam Engines, Mill Machinery, House Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Clrcnlai Sa* Mills.

Special attention paid to the minufacture and repair of Brass Work, Patent Office Mod-It, 4c. Wc are also prepared to out Toothed or Cog Clearings of either Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, in tha most perfict manner.

W Repairing done promptly. All parties connected with this establishment being Practical Mechanics of several yeari experience, we feel safe in saying that we can

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full satisfaction to our customers, both in point of workmanship and price. The highest price paid tor all old scrap Iron delivered at the "Phoenii Foundry,"nesr tbe Passenger Depot.

McXLFRGSH, DKNGT.EK 4 CO.

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KENTUCKY STATE

I O E E To be Drawn at Co?iDglon,Ky. Class T, Oct, 16th,

Class U9 Oct, 31st, |1867. $50.0001 20.000

prin ol

(•rise of prize of

lritt« ol

prises prite of

J$300 250 200 150 123 100 50

8.000 [155 7.00C 5.000 220

prizes of prizes of

prises of

praf oi

1.000 »priMiof

prizes rf ^^0|261prllMof

Prizes amounting to $230,650, 32,000 Numbers and 788 ^rinea. Tickets $12, llalyes $0, Quarters $3

*fc®~ The aUovt StNOLcKv^Bcu Lorrur willbtt drawn IX PL'BLIO, ia COVIKOTON, KT.. *v SWORN CiiJixi'Si^NKBs at ONE O'CLOCK P. 11., at the or-rn-r I.f Kouant SCOTT STREETS, Tl.e Kentucky Stat* LuttHrirs are no O'fc Enter, pri»s, but responsible Aioncy Lotteries, that bare te«'U cociiui'ted fur tbe past tblrry y«ar«, and are dra»t. un Icr t!ie antltoriiy of a cb to' from the State, aud bonj« are given far the paymeu) of »l| prices. Th drawings are published Iu tho N«w York llerald «nd the Cinciun»ti Commercial.

The above*ohiu« will be drawn the middle and last of each month during 1867 and 18G8. Circulars of L)ttvriea drawing daily sent on •ippti-.atiou to tbe Managers.

Address *11 orders fyr tickets to

HUBRAT, EDDY & CO.,

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f'OVlNOTON, KY. au29dl wy T—5

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PLOW WOKKIS.

Eaton, Preble County, Ohio.

Tbe Empire Queen or tbe West.

This Standard Plow has never been excelled, and for general purpose never will be. In its construction we are working a perfectly homogeuious liasc rite*I that will out polish and oat live any other Wrough Plow made. It throws a wide, clean, and sraoefal farrow, and in draowht is tb» lightest Plow on record. Farmers il do xpeli fa examine this Plow at

Jobo Scott & Son's Warehouse,

Terre-Hante, Ildiana,

Before purchasing elsewhere. Yoar Interest we desire to promote, aa 1 what we say is true. novlfetwlv Mr«l!' I KM. OAMPBs-r.r,

JOIUT X. HKIZ, Early'* Block, No. 00 tfqlo Stree«t Terre HautPi Indiana,

MOSTBlankets,

respectfully recoutnteads his woll selected stock of Jeans, Flannels, plain and plaid LiU'eys, Coverlets, and Woolen Knitting Tarns, of dlfforent kinds. Being fully en. tbWd to warrant the Brat ^aalltyef these Goods qi^st reapeoifolly invite Ladies aad Gentlemen local! aad inspect tbem. Wool taken in exebauge for Goods, and tbe highest market i-*'* paid. oeUldawtf