Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 4 December 1867 — Page 3

WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Morning, Nov. 2Tlli, 1887

A cold, damp day was yester'Jay,

endiDg with an icy, drizzling rain, dark and gloomy enough to give the jolliest man in town the azures—just such weather as to cause rheumatic and neuralgic remedies to be in demaud.

fgy A new Post Office has been estab liehed at Young's Station, a few miles south of this city on the E. & C. Railroad called Readsville, with Mr. George Plannett as Postmaster.

A. A. Talmage has been appointed

Assistant Supt., W. Gumming, Train Dig patchor, and W. S. Mason,'Agent in this city, of the St. Louis, Alton and Terre Railroad, all taking effect yesterday.

jgy In Monticollo, recently, a man sold a tract of land for $5,900, payable in fifty-nine annual payments of $100 each, with ten per cent, interest from date.— Who has tho beat of such a bargain

The Democracy of Warrick coun

ty hold a convention on the 14th of De* cembor. It i9 time the Republicans were up and moving in all the counties in tho State. The Copperheads are^vide awake everywhere.

t®"A man named Rodgofs was run over and killed by a train of carf on tho Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, at Kendallvilie, on Monday last. He attempted to get his dog from tho track while the train was approaching and lost his life thereby. He leaves a wife and several children.

A destructive fire occurred at

Staunton, twelve miles east of this city, about three o'clock Saturday morning, destroying Wardlow's and J. M. Lucas' stores. In the latter was kept the post office, and tho mail matter, together almost the entire stock of goods in both stores were consumed. Loss about $3,500, with very little insurance. The fire is attributed to an incendiary.

t&~\Ve give a large space of our paper to-day to the publication of the President's Message to Congress delivered on yesterday afternoon. A portion of the messago was published in the Cincinnati papers of yesterday in advance of its delivery by some sort of management. The Cincinnati papers were the only ones, in tho West, which published in advance of delivery. We give the message to our readers as soon as any journal in tho State and in as complete shape. .. figff* We saw yesterday the silver medal awarded by the Stato Fair to Mr. L. Kissner, who exhibited the best Church Organ—a Carhart & Needham instrument. It is handsomely executed, of pure silvor, and valued at $30. In this connection we may mention that Mr. Kissner has a large stock of theso instruments and any of our readers who may want an organ or melodoon of superior excellence, will find the Palace of Music the place to select one.

ggg1" Major John E. Simpson has been appointed Superintendent of the Indiiinapolis and Terre Haute Railroad. The Indianapolis Herald says Mr. Simpson is a gontlemanly, efficient and urbane official, and his appointment will give the greatest satisfaction.—Journal.

Major John E. Simpson is the Assistant Superintendent of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad, and has charge of the interests of tho road at the east end of the line. Mr. Charles R. Peddle, of this city, is the Superintendent of the road.

How TO KEKP WAKII FEET.—In wiater weather all classes of people are troubled with cold'feet. All classes have the icy horror alike and no shoo and boot dealer has yet succeeded in furnishing a preventive. A youug lady in this city, however, has tried the following recipe, and declares that it "works like a charm." Tho method is thi?: "I am troubled with cold feet, but I manage to keep warm by lying in bed every morning until my mother has built a rousing fire and propped breakfast. 1 then get up, place my feet on the front of the stove, eat my morning meal, read the news, and after warming some flannaU and wrapping them about my 'poor feet,' returned to bed, where I remain until nearly noon. 1 repeat this every twenty-four hours, and find it very comfortable. I think I shall survivo."

COLDS

IN THK

HEAD.—The sudden

changes in the weather are apt to cause disagreeable colds in the head. A celebrated physician of France has discovered a n«w method of curing this prevailing malady. Hore is the prescription

It consists in inhaling through the nose the omanations of ammonia contained in a smelling bottle. Ifthesenso ef smell is completely obliterated tho bottle should be kept under tho nose until the pungency of tho volatilo alkali is folt. The bottlo is then removed, but only to be reapplied after a minute tho second application, howover, should not be loug, that the patient may bear it. This easy operation being repeated seven or eight times in the course'of fivo minutes, but always very rapidly, except tho first time, the nostrils become free, the sense of smell i3 restored, and the secretion of the irrita« ting mucus is stopped. The romedy is said to bo peculiarly advantageous to singers.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.—Records of tho transfer of tho following tracts ofland and city lots were placed on the Recorder's books Inst week:

Chauncey Rose to West & Woodruff, two lots in Roso's subdivision, for $900. Alexander Mopps to Wm. C. West, three lots in Macksville, for $200.

Benj. St. Clair to Charles Boenecke, lot in city, for $1,300. Wm. B. Ogle to Jas. Harlen, 66 acres in Honey Creek township, for $1,600.

Elijah Staggs to Jeremiah Stagg, five acres in Prairie Creek township, for $100. Curtis Gilbert to Wm R. Nees, two lots in Gilbert Place, for $750.

Daniel Walker to Alanson Booth, tract of land in Honey Creek township, for $500.

Wm S. Wilson to John Chambers, lot in rover's addition, for $350, Augustus Pi]man to Fred. Arleth, lot in city for $500.

And. J. Watson to Fred. Arleth, lot in Grovers addition, for $100. Edward Haas to Ernest Reiman, five seres in Harrison township, for $750.

"Wabash is to havo a musical con

vention.

Fox hunting is the present sport

in Sullivan county.

I®- The base ball clubs of^the ,,city have gone into winter quarters.

Robert Higgert, while running for

a doctor in Geencastle a few days ago, fell and broke his leg.

I®" We are advised to watch our tongues, but unfortunately they are so located that we can't see them.

A new Odd Fellows' Hall, worth

$3,000, is to be erected next year, at Cambridge City.

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A philosopher has discovered that

men don't object to be overrated, except by the assessors.

t&"Oea. Washburn, our M. C., is assooiated with John Mornssey, on one of the Congressional Standing Committees.

D&T Vanderburg county takes the lead in the number of applicants for the benefit of the bankrupt law.

IS?* John A. Williamson, of Lafayette, deputy trustee of the Louisville, New Al~ bany and Chicago Railroad, has resigned.

A theatrical company under the

management of Mr. D. C. Flint, appears at Dowling Hall Monday evening next.

Mr. Robt. Breckinridge and Mary,

his wife, celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding at Lafayette last week.

The motto of a Minnesota paper

is: "My country—may she always be right—but, right or wrong, my country— Terms, two dollars per annum."

William Morrison, of Utica, Clark

county, died on Tuesday, at the advanced age of T9 years. He was a soldier of the war of 1812.

The national bank of Centrevillo

made a clear profit of $8,T68 during the six months ending October .21, on a capital of $100,000.

JgT.Dr. Von Vleck, who kicked up such a rumpus in this city, by humbuging the spiritualists, slinging potatoes, &c,, is lecturing in Massachusetts on "Spiritual Shams."

The reported sale of the Grover

Foundry is not true—the parties having "swapped back." The establishment continues under the control of Mr. Joseph Grover.

The people of Jeffersonville are

mad. They insist that all the citizens of Louisville shall not come over there every Sunday, and get drunk and.make a noise. A few thousand at a time will suffiee.

.The New Albany Commercial

complains that milk is so adulterated in that city as to produce a most nauseauting compound, the smell of which is absolutely sickening.

In Gibson county four white men

waylaid a negro named Mulligan, suspected of having stolen money from Samuel Steene, and hung him. several times, with a view to extorting a confession. The negro did not confess.

President Wr. R. McKeen, of the

Terre Haute road, and J. D. Herkimer, of the St. Louis road, have just returned from a railroad convention at Cleveland. The new time tables have not yet been satisfactorily arranged, and it is probable that another meeting will be held in Indianapolis this week.

The bright light southeast of town

about ten o'clock on Friday night was occasioned by the burning of a dwelling house just being eompleted on the farm of our fellow townsman Geo. C. Duy. The fire was, from ali accounts, the result of gross carelessness on the part of some workmen employed in the building during the day.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.—County Clerk Simpson issued the proper permits last week to the following parties Elias W. Hiser and Eliza Schoonover. Wm. Koester and Elizabeth Ahrens. Saml. W. Eldridge and Mary E. Schamerhorn. Jas. F. Bomer and Franees M. Garber.

MARRIED.—In Paris, Ills,, by Rev. Samuel Newell, on the 26th of November, Mr. AUGUSTUS RALPH to Mrs. FRAKCBS A. LAWRENCE, all of Terre Haute.

MARRIED—On Thursday evenibg, the 28th ult., by Rev.L. S. Buckner, of Monteauma, at the residence of Mr. Joseph Abbott, in Parke county, George W Walker to,Miss Laura A. Collins, of this city.

DIED.—Monday at noon, of Typhoid Fever, Joseph Markle, aged flfty»-six years. Funeral from his late residence in Otter Creek township, Wedsesday morning at eleven o'clock. The friends are invited to attend without further notice. Thus passes away, after many years of ill-health, another of the old citiaens of this county, and one universally respectod by all with whom he came in contact for his sterling worth, strict integrity and modest unassuming demeanor.

BRAZILJITEMS.—From the Home WeekZylwe learn A. E. Williams & Co's, Bank is in successful operation.

A MAJORITY of the persons voting on the question of taxing for building a school house, voted no.

DR. Bowman, Pres., of the Asbury University,dedicated anew Methodist Church, called Wosley Chapel, six miles east of Brazil, on Sunday.

THE Western Iron Co's, Furnace, 2$ miles east of Brazil, is yielding daily 26 tons of the purest pig iron.

ONE ton of Brazil Block coal will smelt one ton of iron ore. This fact is being demonstrated by the Furnaces there.

THE little town of Newburg two miles wast of Brazil has organized a Brass Band:

LOTS in Brazil are how' selling at the following prices Out lots, lowest rates $150 2d rate lota $200 1st rate $300 lots on main street $50 per front foot.

THE editor of the Home Weekly thinks our citizens could see the light of the Furnace fires on a dark night from the top of th« Terre Haute House.

Madison on the 17th of December, to eel* ebrate the anniversary of the battle of Nashville. »*.t/i..«.,«i•.*I I

WBf* In a report of the public schools oi Fort Wayne, just published, we see it stated that Jennie Wood, a little girl, has not been absent or tardy in three years. But few children can say as much.

The Indianapolis Herald noticing

our mention of the proposed organization of a Merchant's Police force, says the P. in that city has proved a good institU' tioc.

19* The sale of lands mortgaged to the Sinking Fund'will take place at Indianapolis next Tuesday. If there are any delinquents in this locality they should be looking after their interests, jt

More than six thousand five hun

dred bushels of apples have beeh shipped from Jonesboro Station, on the Columbus & Indianapolis Central Railroad this season. Can any station in Indiana beat that. .i S! '*0* f* New Albany, Ind., claims to be one of the leading manufacturing cities in the West, and that she has more manufacturing establishments and mbre capital invested in them than any other city, of equal population, this side the Alleghany Mountains.

The pedestrian feat of walking

from Indianapolis to this city on Thanksgiving day proved a big sell—that is, the persons engaged in it made a big effort to sell somebody, but we did not hear of any* oody putting themselves out of the way to get sold.

Jfip The Early pork house 1b beirfg operated this season by George & Jenkins, of Baltimore. It is quite a number of years since the Messrs. Earlys have been out of the pork trade, and many of our farmers and pork raisers who year after, year have found a favorable market at their house will miss them this season.

TIGHT.—Harding, of the Herald tells of a wag who played off a good joke on an Indianapolis policeman. He told the bluecoated and brass-buttoned guardian that a man, awfully tight, bad just gone into a business house. The policemen wailed outside, and presently saw a gentleman, with candle-mould breeches, emerge with a package in his hand. He was most excruciatingly tight, but the policeman did not arrest him. Ho looked for the informer, but found him not.

TRAVELING BRAINS.—The New York Tribune gives a list of one hundred and sixty-three persons who will condescend, to tell the whole world what they don't know at prices ranging from $50 to'$200 an eveclng. Of these peripatetic Solons, New York furnishes 96, Massachusetts 19, Connecticut 12, Pennsylvania 9, Rhode Island 7, New Jersey, Ohio and the District of Columbia 4 each, Illinois 2, Vermont, Maine, Michigan and Maryland 1 each. The ladies of the lot are Mrs. Antoinette L. B. Brown, Mrs. L.G. Calhoun, Mrs. L. Carlton, Miss Anna E. Dickinson, Miss Lion Doty, Mrs. Francis D. Gage, "Grace Greenwood," Mrs. Elizabath Oakes Smith, Mrs. Mary C. Vaughn and Hon. Mrs. Theresa .Yelverton. "We have no doubt these one

hundred

and

sixty-three persons imagine they have more brains than all the nations of the earth. If a man could buy the whole lot at their actual worth and sell them at their own estimation he would make tho mostmagnificent speculation ever. r«corded. .'

The Masquerade of the Grand

Army boys at Dowling Hall, Thanksgiving night was a complete success in every respect. The capacious room was well filled with a gay throng of the "fairest of maidens" and "bravest of men," the beauty and strong arms of the city. The few minutes we looked in on the gay scene was not sufficient for a detailed description. The characters generally were ap« propriately dressed and well ^sustained. Wo have seldom seen such a variety. As the music struck up for the promenade, it seemed as if a babel of nations had been let loose. There were elegant and richly attired courtiers promenading, in evident contentment with wenches of tho deepest dye knights with helmet, sword and shield waltzing with peasant girls clowns whispering sentimental nonsense in the ears of queenB grave and reverend monks leading flippant flower girls through the lively measures of the dance grandmothers entertaining gay youngdavaliers and, in fact, every possible opposite and contrast. Among the dresses, however, were quite a number of the old stereotyped affairs, that appear on all occasions of tho sort, and the attempt of the person to ad the character assumed was often a lamentable and ridiculous failure.

The several committees appointed to manage and conduct the eetertainmept wore active and zealous in the discharge of their duties, the best of order prevailed, and as before remarked, the affair was a complete success, ejpecially.so financial* ly, as we learn, a net sum of about two hundred and fifty dollars will be distributed to tho needy poor of the city.

Thanksgiving Day was quite gen

erally observed in this city at least so far as outward appearances went. The banks, post office, and public offices, most of the leading business houses were closed, The tun came out bright and. cheery, in marked contrast with the other days of the week. The mechanics on out" door work, however, could not let so fine a day pass without pressing their work toward completion, and all day long- the hammer and saw beat a lively tune on the many buildings about being roofed in. Services were held ih nearly'all the churches, and were pretty well attended, which was right and proper but Thanksgiving day seems somewhat misinterpreted now»a-days. It is a sort of annual license tendered by the heads of the government to many classes of pleasure and" amusement. The clerk or the laborer, the 6tudent, or even the man of business, who finds himself released for a day from the routine of his occupation, is more likely to take advantage of bis idleness for the purpose of worldly enjoyment, than for spiritual improvement or In giving thanks to the Great Giver of all good.

We hear several of the sermons delivered on that day highly spoken of, and should be pleased to publish a liberal synopsis of each, but our limited spuce will not permit

t0T "Dan Bice Clubs," with a Presidential intention, are forming..

Kokomojs to have Unjon prayer

meeting.

I9» Indianapolis has a haunted house on New Jersey street

Iff- There is a place in Knox county called "Hell's'Puazle." What is therein a name?

CHAS. E. NOBLE, Esq., General Agent for the Michigan Central R. R., No. 173 Broadway, N.Y., writing to a friend fn this city under date of July 31st, 18G5, says :—"Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion cures a difficulty that in ray case has baffled the skill of the best physicians I could find, of different schools, for nearly three yoar.-, and I am now looking quite like a man."

DOWN AMONG THI DEAD MEN, are at this moment thousands who might have been alive and wall had .they used that great' 1 ifb*: preserver, Plantation Bitters. Let the living lay it to heart that they are the best known remedy for all dyspeptic complaints, stomach derangements, and general debility. As a delicious cordial, combined vritt great tonic virtues, their equal crnnot be found.

Deiicate Females, Clergymen, Merchants, Lawyers and persons of sedentary habits—particularly those who are weak and" suffer with mental depression, aregreatly benefited by these Bitters.

MAGNOLIA WATER.—A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne at half the priee. 4-deodw2w.

I^TThe fact that the Commissioner of Internal Revenue has exempted from all tax the funds which are raised by the Washington Library Company of Philadelphia for the endowment of the Riverside .Institute also that. Messrs. George A. Cooke & Co., the well-known Bankers, No. 33 South Third Street, Philadelphia, have consented to act as receivers of the moneys thus raised, together with the names of those well-known, and prominent citizens who havo associated thern selves with the Institute, and have consented to act as Trustees, should certainly be a sufficient^guarantee to the public that every pledge and promise will bo carried out to the letter. The method adopted for the endowment of this much-needed institution is one by which every individual actually receives more than could bo obtained with tho same amount of money if expended in the ordinary way. In the distribution of presents every one stands an equal chanee, one present being guarantied for each share of stock. Read advertisement. dwlt.

IgyTo obtain A posonal knowledge of the value of "Barrett's Hair Restorative," try it! and find your Hair clean, rich and 'glossy.. .v dwlt

THKSNOW FLAKE.—Tho poets and writere of romance often" refer to the snow flake as an emblem of purity. We never see the snow falling gently to tho ground, but we think of DeLand & Co.'s Chemical Saleratus, which we think is quitejfts pure and produces biscuit nearly as lignt. It iff sold by all good grocers and merchants. dwlt

PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVICE.—Read Dr Whittier's advertisement in another column.® -fjv 'V*

april4r-dwltaw-ly.

Decline in Heating Stoves and a

large atoek, at 6# Main Btreet. 25,dwtf W. W. SHANNON.

tSf We advise all wanting sound and reliable insurance, to insuro with th Phoenix of Hartford. Ca3h assets $1,076,383 85.

HAVENS & Co., Agents.

Office over Donnelly's Drug Stote. 17dw3m

(0** It Is time for those contemplating Christmas presents of any article of Hair Jewelry, to call and select the patterns and leave .the hair for its manufacture The largest collection of patterns and newest is to bp found at the Old Stand, S. R. Freeman's, 74 Main street. dwtf

Fine assortment of Coal Cooking

Stoves, five different varieties from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Evans ville, at No 63 Main street. 25,dwtf W. W. SHANNON.

Ladies, when in want ef elegant

ly made, beautiful fitting and durable Hoop Skirt or Corsets for less money thau they have to pay at any store In the city, should call at Weisz's Factory, opposite the Post Office. [21,dwtf

We have determined to closc out

our stock of Ready-made Clothing with a view of changing our business to that of Merchant Tailoring and Gent's Furnishing Goods, exclusively, and in order to do so, will offer our entire Etock of Ready-made Clothing at net cost for now goods, and. the bulk of tbe stock carried over from last year, at much below cost, for oath,*.

We mean ^u#t we say, and will do al^we promise 1 Gent Furnishing Goofs, &nd<31othing made to order -at greatly reduced prices. Call in and examino eur stock. It is much tbe best in the city. -.TJOHNSTON & MILLER, 2d»tf jrSlj No. 81 Main Street.

VIGO. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.—The Vigo Agricultural Society has determined to issue proposals for Capital Stock under the kiw»ofthe$ of Indiana, and have fixed the amount at ten thousand dollars, in shares of twenty-five dollars each.

The Society invitee the farming community, those engaged in manufactures, and all others who feel an interest in the county and city in material wealth, to come forward and take as many shares as may be convenient.

The books for the subscription of stock will be kept open from this day till tbe 'first day of January, 1868. Those who wish to secure stock can apply to The mas

Dowling, at his q^fioe on Sixth street to Jehn Wier, in Honey Creek, and to Jcs Gilbert, two and a half miles south-east of Terre Haute. JOSEPH GILBERT, 3-d$twlW Secretary

VIGO WOOLEK MILLS.—We have now1 on bands a full stock of Jeans, Satinet*, Flannel*, Blankets and Stocking Farnt, all of the very best quality, which wa offer to the trade, wholesale and retail, at as low prices as can be sold by any first class manufftcture». Call and see. dwtf. S. S. Kbntt»y & Go.

BOOTS AND SHOES AT LOW PRICES.— Wa are now in receipt of a large and well selected stock of Boots and Shoes, of every style and description, suitable for Fall and Winter wear. We are also manufacturing to order, of the best material and ly too best workmen, all kinds of men and women's wear. All work warranted. We will offer rare inducements to cash buyers. Give us a call at No. 99 Main Street, threo doors west

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Bulwer Lytton says that a refined

gentleman may always be known by the perfume he uses. In American society it is recognized as a mark of elevated taste to patronize Phaloa's "Night-Blooming Cereus." Its purity, freshness, and dalicacy commend it to all persons of poetic taste and feelings—Concord Patriot.

Kdsall's. 23w2m DKPEW & CI,ATFELTER. I

CINCINNATI MABKET.

Dy Telegraph. 1 j. ClKClXKATt, Dee. 3. KLOUR—Firmer family $10 75.

WHEAT—Firm at Si 43 for No. I Ited. CORN—Advanced to 30@82c for new ear. OATS—Opened active «ad holders atked highar prices, but closed dull at 65@66c.

RYE—Firmer at $1 43 ,r. BAULEY—Higher fall $1 65§l 75, and not much offering.

COT rOK—Dull middling 34c. TOBACCO—Quiet. The Bales to-day did not exceed (X) hlids. l'rices unchanged.

WHISKY—Nominally unchanged., BIES3 PORK—Firm but quiet at $20 for old and $22 for new.

LAltr—12@12%c for old and tew. GREEN J1KATS—Unchanged shoulder* Bides 9^@lUc, hams 12c.

HOGS—Firm at 7@7 25 gross, and 8 50@9 nett, and all offered taken. Receipts 13,000, including 7,000 head not beforo reported.

CATTLE-Firmer and 25c higher at $3@6 75 rcss. SHEEP—In light supply and prices higher at S50 grogs.

MTTTER— Scarce and Arm at 30®40c for fresh. CHEESE—Steady nt l-tj^@15c. EGGS—30c*. CLOVER SEKD—Firmer, and holders now ask &12.

FLAX KB—Dull at ?2. APPLES— Unchanged. PEACHES—Unchanged. COFFEE—Dull and prices lc lower. SUGAR—l^c lower.

GOLD—136^..

NEW YORK MABKET.

Hy Telegraph.] New Tons. Dee. 3. COTTON—Scarcely so firm sales of 2,700 bales at 15}^c for middling uplands.

FL(JUR—Receipts 1,4081 bbls. Still rules in favor of buyer salos of 8,400 bbls at $7 75@8 69 for superfino state and western, 9@10 for extra state, S f0@U 55 for extra w.estern, 9 10(312 40 foi II O, 8 50@11 for common to good St. Louis, 12(315 for good to choice do, closing quiet. California heavy sales of 5,000 Backs at Jll 20(913 25 Sales cf 150 bbls rye flour at 87@9.

WHEAT—Recoipts 93,310 bu. l@2c lower, and only a moderate demand sales of 61,000bu No. 1 spring at $2 80, and No. 2 do 2 27, No. 1 |do 2 90.

RYE-rQuiet and steady. BARLKY—Firmer and fairly aotire sales of 38,500 bus at 81 55 for Canada and State, I 70 for Canada West.

ALT—Quiat sales of 1,000 bus at $1 60. CORN— Receipts 12,300 bu. I a lower and heavy. Sales of 08,000 bns at $1 31(31 32% fpr western In store, 1 31@1 31 afloat, closing at 1 31§1 31}£ in store and I 32 afloat, and 1 28@1 30 for newmi^ed westorn.

OATS—Receipts 67,014. Dull and lo lower sales of 48,000 bus at 79c for western in store, 80@ 80^j5 for afloat.

BI E—Quiet. COFFEE—Dull and unchanged. SUiiAR- In fair demand at ll%(912^c. 310LASSES- Inmoderato request ana unchanged.

HOPS—Steady at 40@45c. PETROLEUM—Quiot at ll^c.for crude, and 2Gc for refinod in bon I.

PORIC—Heavy and lower sales of 2,850 bbls at 821 50@21 9 for mess, closing at 21 50 regular 18@13 25 for primo and l'J 75J20foi prime mess.

BEBi"'—Uucliang.'d. BA ON—Dull. DRESSED HuGS—Firmer at 8%@9c.

AJTTER—Steady at 30@40c.

Lerge assortment Double Folo Dress Ooods reduced lo

c. nts, worth

60O.

Other Special Bargains will be offero ). Drop in.

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CHILDREN'S LIVES SAVED FOR GO CENTS! THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN Dili ANNUALly of Oroap. Now, mothers, if jon won'.d spend 50 c-*nts, and always have a bottle of Dr. Tobias' Ytneilan Liniment In tho house, you never need fear losing yoi.r little one when attacked with this complaint. It now 20 years since I havo put up my Liniment, and never heard of a child lying of Croup wlisn my L'nlment w,»s urel bnt hu:idiodi oi case? of euros have been reported to

mo, and uimy

state if it was $10 p.-r bottle they

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OI.OHIOUS

HUE,

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EDWARD A. IK1LSOM will send,

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Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.

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Notice.

HE BSAL VfiLrW CKMALB PILLS. VTAKiiANTEO rKKNCK. rniIE3S PILLS, so celebrat many years ago

In Paris, for the relit of female IrregQlar-

(lies,

aad afterwards so uoteripiw tor their arlainal employment in the practice of abortion, are

Q0«

offered SAIB for tie flrs- time in America. Th9y havo ba.'u kept In conip»«ati*« obscurity, from the fact thjt tbo originator Dr. Yelpeaa, Is a physician iu Paris, of grea wealth and atrict onsclintioiia riuciples, and has withheld them from geueral use, leat they should be employed f..r unlawful puiposes in overcoming fi-maleob-it ructions, they soetn to bo tru'.y omnipotent, bursting opeu t.'ie flood gates from whatever cause may have ato p*l them but tbey ace offered lo the public only f.r legitimate use, and all agents are forbidden 10 sell thorn when it Is enderttood that the object is unlawlnl.

Ladles caa poenred a box, sealed f»om the eyes of tho curious, by-encloaing one dollar, and six postiigo Btarsps to M. W. MAtX)MttHR, Gtnfrsl Agentfjr ti»» United States and CaaiHlas, at A1bauy, N. Y., or to any aothoiijed Ai_«nt. Soil Dy all Dicgg'sts In Terre Haute. oTdwly

B-A-lsTiCXlsra- KCOXJSE

JAY COOKE Sc. CO.,

80 WALL SRBKKT,

Corner of Nassau Street, New "York. We buy and sell at tbe mvet liberal current irices, and keep on band a fall supply of GOVrnment BONDS OF ALL ,ISSUES, 3KVEX-

HIBTIES, an1 COMPOUND INTEBB3T NOTES nd exscatG ordsrs for -"parchae* and kale of rOCKS, BONDS an 1 GOLD.

CONVERSIONS.

We convert the several lssoea of Bsvxi-TKnun at the most favorable" market rates Into fivetwenties, which, at pre eat price -of gold, yield the holder abeat one per oeat more interest par •tnnum. Circulars with fall particulars farnish* sd upon application.

myWwly IAT COOKS CO.

or au

nmbrera. Have tbe forecast, then, to pratect ftorwU at this dangerous soaaon with something more important than either ef thess article*.— Strepgthen yoar stomach an-l nervous system, jegalate jonr liver and yoar bowols, tone all yoar organs, and cbeer your animal spirits with that

cordial, onio and alterative,

HOSTKTTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. So shall you snre'f MoqM the di»e»«*« which fasten upm the feeble and. the debilitated. "Suffer and be strong," aays the proverb bat "Bu strong lhat yoa may

not

sailer" is the wiser maxim—and of

all strengthening preparations thi is the safest, the purest, the most genial. Asa remad, as Well as an antidote, tor dyspepsia, fever and aguo. and liver disease, there is no combination of vegetable specifics at preatnt known which even approaches it in eOcacy.

ANTICIPATE THE SNKMJ.

The elements of innumerable di«sa*es are kfloat in tWs raw, damp, mephUio se *ou. Will yon defend yourself against them or not, good reader? That's the question. A bottle or two of t'„e

OBFAT DEFENSIVE MKMCJKE

Errors of Youth.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, aud all the effect» of youthful Indiscretion, will, for tbe sako of suferlng humanity, send free to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by which he was cored. Shfferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, caa do so by tddrewirg, in perfect confidence,

mylOdltaw-wly 48 Cedar Sr.. If. Y.

TURNER'S TIC D0L0R0URECI OR TURNER'S TIC D0L0R0UREUX OR UNIVERSAL JfEUBALGIA PIL1,

UNIVERSAL HBUEAL«IA PILL. A SAFE, CERTAIN AND 8PKDY CORE FOR NEURALGIA and all NKRVODS DISEASES.

It is an unfailing remedy In all eases of Facial Neuralgia, often effecting a perfect euro in a single day. No form of Nervons Disease fails to yield to it* magic influence. Bvon the eeverest of Chroalo Neuralgia and general Nervous De•angemeots of many years' standing, affecting the entire systeu, are completely and perm^nont lyourod by it Iu a few days, or a fow weeks at the almost. It contains nothing Injurious to the most delloato system, and san always be ua«J with perfeot safety. It it in constant nse by the best Physicians, who give It their unanimous and unqualified apprjr.il. Sent by laail on receipt oi 91 and two postage (tamps. Sold ovorywhere.

rURMER A CO., Sole

CUT MEATS—Heavy 225 packages'at 8@9c for shou'dera, and ll%@13c for hams. LARD—Dnll and a shade lower 6SO bbls at 12%@13c also 50 bbls last at 12c January 1st and 15Kc Fobruary It

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Proprietors,

130 Trnmont St, 'Boston, Knu. ^SepSJsod Smosj

ITCH I ITCH! ITCH! SCRATCH. I SCRATCH. 1 SCRATCH

ln/rom 10 ^o 48 hoars.

Wheaten's 01 nmeat cure* lbs Itch, Wheatoa's Ointment cures Halt Rheum. Wheston'd Ointment cares letter. WhMten's Ointment on res Barber's Itch. Wheatoato Olfctment ear* Old

Sow

Wbeaton'8 Ointment euros Eycry M:id OP RVKBY HUMOR LTKK MAGli!. Priee, 60 cents box by mail, to cents. drese WISK8 fc POTTKB, ko. T70:Washington Street, Boston, Mass: For sale by all Druggists.

Boston, Sept. 18,186T-3ta wdwly

COUGH

FRIDAY, Nov. 29th.

Now inducements will be given ir Patrons. Eiegan- all wool Emp-ess will be »flared at 90c, former pricc $1.10. f-plcnded French Morcnoes 90c, former price S1.20.

•vV"

7 STIVERS AX By advertising it is expected

to gain a notoriety, than

REMEDY. I Which, no form Jb better, but 1 ison TWis

Oharaottr

aloae that sales tnuit rsly.—

It is presumed that the contrast of this splendid preparation, its simplicity, and the fretdom with whioh it may be used whenever there ii the least tickling or irritation In the throat,"in contrast with old forms, in whidh components are 8HCh, that doses are restrained to two or throo times a day, is perfectly apparent, and is as trnly

the

COUGH RES:-

Ten Teprt

SOBS THBOAT,

Jiavomoat clearly

proved. W HOOFING Gouajj. HoARamsea,

COLDS,

and all complaints, wlilqh, if aeg-

ected, end in

Oomuimption,

aro its work to auro or

relieve, to which' the. most undoubted testimonial!, which maybe seen at my office, ally conoliorate. JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,

Practical Chemist, 9 Commercial "Wliarf, B'cston Mass. Sold by all regulardealors in Medicine.

Hay*16 waiig nov «nd feb

TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

THOUSANDS OF JUOBSB3 DiK YRAI4LY from Oolic. This need not be. Dr. Tobias' Ve netlan Horw Liniment will positively cur's every oase,

given.wheu first taken. The.ccst is only one dolUr. Every owner of a liorso shonld bavi a bottle In his stable, ready for nse. It is warranted sapeilor to anything else for the cure of Cuts, Wlndgalls, Swellings, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, Ac. This Liniment is no uow remedy. It has been used and approved of fer 20 years by'.he first horsemen in the country.— Given an over-drlvon herae, it acts like magic. Orders are constantly received from the BAcrso

STABLHS

SOL AND

for It. The celebrated Hi

ram Woodruff, of trotting fame, used it for years and said it is far superior to any other he hw tried Becolloct, Dr. Tobias' Venetian Horae Lintmsnt pat up in plut bottles. Take no other. Sold by the Druggists and Saddlers. Depot, 56 Cortlandt Street, New York. oc3JtJljn

A E I A N

WALTHAM.

W A E S

The true value of Machinery appliPl to Watchmaking Is not thai by it* use Watches are inade rapidly, but that they are made correctly. Very few peo le know why a Waltham Watch e4in!d be superior to any other. In the first place, nt WalthQig the Watch Is regarded as only a machine, to be constructed like any other machine on mcohanioal principles. If the watches ate good, It is bcoause the machinery 1b good. Of course there must bo no defeat in 'he prinolple or plan of the movement—no mistake In the sizes or shapes of the pieoes of wh'ch It is oomposed—nothing wanting in t»ielr properties, and no error in their positions. These points ouoe thoroujhly settlod, It tests wholly with the maohlnory, constructed with Infinite diversity of form aud function expressly for the purpose, to prodnco the finished piece*. By means of multiplying gaages and microscopes, tests and inspections for tho detection of wear in the cattieg tools, and for faults and flaws in steel or stone am mado to accompany tbe wotk in every stage from beginning to end. As a necessary reenlt, tho watch gaes together perfeot machine. Every part Is found to fit properly in its place. Every pin may ba pushed till it pinches, and every screw turned home. Instead of a sluggish and feeble action, the balance, even under the pressnre of the lightest mainspring, vibrates with a wide and fre- motion, and the beat has the clear ringing Sound alwa characteristic of the Waltham Watch.— Tbe machine is a timekeeper from the start.

This system of watchmaking is unknown in foreign countries, and Is entirely original with tho Waltham Oompany. The Company claim that by it they produce watches that cifinot be equalled Tor every quality which makes a at«h rabble, Simple in plan and caxreot la principle, the' movement is net only beautifully fiuisbed, sab** stantial, accurate and ehekp, but is noifn'rm the minutest details, not easily darn&^I,

SPECIAL NOTICES.

MKUE BUT STRANGE.—Any

RHE

TNE AGE,

HOS-

TETTKU'S BITTERS, will so strengthen and brace ap yonr bodily powers as to eqabis thetn to "laugh a siege to soorn'" The inotbid matter which Was exhaled in perspiration through yenr pores in snmmer, Qnds no snch free egrass now. A powerful counteracting ag«nt Is therefore needed, ani yon have .tin HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. They neutral in 'the

mdieriet. morbi

seading as their Address, with *0

cente, win receive, by mail, tbe Kame and a Carte de Visite of their fatare Wife or Hastmad also h-w either sex may gain the love ef any person they chootla, instantly. Address SIIVE4 A CO., 7S Nassau Street, New Tork. "t'owSm

IHFOKXATIOS.

Information guaranteed to orodaee laxarlaat growth of hair upon a bald bead orbaardleae (ao«, all a recipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, Kraptions. etc., on the skin, lea viae the sa-aeeoft, 'bw aad beaatlfbl, caa be obtained wlthoat charge by addrwstag

THOS.

CHAPMAN, Ckemlet, 828 Broadway, New Tmk

•mylOdltaw-wl

Really Great Plaster,

ALLCOCK'S POROUS, Have tbe compactness of kid, and the flexibility of a silk glove.

,*! DB. I. T. HENDERSON'S LETTER. VaaNVitLK, hx., March S, ltM.

Dr. T.

ALUJOCK—Sir:

frosi which

disease originates, and regulate all the secretive organs. Nothing can be more harmless or more healthful—nothing as potent to rev cut or care biliousness, dyspepsia, fever and ague, :o»stipation and general debility, as this wonderful corrective. n6w3m ntorm

Th counter-irritant effect of yonr Piasters is produced in such a mild and gradual way, they so invigorate the circulation around the parts to which they are applM, aad exert a pun all nervous dUeases such a great sedative influence, that I place them confidentially at the head of every Planter now in use.

Yours very truly, I. T. HENDSKSON, IT. D.

Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York* novfriwlm

WHISKEB9.—Our

JOHN B. OODJ»N,

compound force* Whiskers

on the smoothest face, or Hair on Ball Head? luxuriantly in six weeks. Priceb) mall, 81. Three bottles, $2. Address

WABNEB A CO.,

Julyiwly Box 323 Brooklyn N. ¥.

Moffatt's Life Pills & Phcenlx Bitters. The wonderful effects of Moffatt's Life Pills in cases of mental depression or physical weakness, proceeding from indigestion, costivoness, or biTioas secretions, are certified to by millions of persoos who havo been benefitted by them. They are the most effective cathartio and purifier ever before the public, and have been in nse sinco 1B25. Tbey are cheap, safe and reliable. Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.

CLIMAX.

A plain statement of facts. I inherited Scrofula, and raany.of my relations have diod of it.— In iS33 my caae was frightful. Tumors and ulcers spread until in 1842, under the advlco of my physioMUis.I jvent. to Avon' Springs. 1 received so benefit—tried everything I could. I had to rest my aim cu a cushion, and had not been able to raise it to my head for over a your. The discharge from two ulcers was nearly a pint a day. Amputation was recommended, but pronounced dangerous. I could not sleep, and my sufferings wero intolerable. A friend brought me an English physician who applied a salve with which he said he had accomplished extraordinary cares In tbe ho«pitalB in Eng'and. It commenced to relieve persisted in'its use it finally effected a per/a and entire curr. It is uow 1818. It is five yeir* since I had the appearance of a scrofulous sore, and my henltb haR been good ever since. I procured the receipt oi this wonderful article—thi* blessing to humanity—and have called it ''PAOB'S CLIMAX SALVE," and allow the public to nse It or not as they choose. This is a brief but candid statement, given more fully In my circular.

Geneva, N. Y., Dec. 1818. J. M. PAGE.

NEW YORK,

when repaired always as good new. 'Mere are different grades of finish in the different fimt-t es of watches made by the Waltham Company, as there are different sl|*s and shapes to solvhll tastes and means bat every Watch tbat ear« the genuine trade-mark of "WALTIJ*" is guarantied to be a good ene, and nobody need be afraid to bay it,' 'X':J

EVERY I WATCH FULLY WABRA5TED.

for M* all Hnt-OiMC Deafen la the IBIIM States aa* Krlittfe FxOTlaces.

For farther information addren the Agents

BOBBINS & APPLETON,

169 Broadway, 3N".

HovMftwlm

Oot. 16,

1866

"I have known J. M. Pagi, Esq., of Oeneva, N. Y., for many y«»rs. Ho is one of the first citizens of Wester a NewYork. I saw him last week in good health. His case was a most remarkable ouo, but actually tr«o in every particular. (Signed)

DKSIA3 BAKNES.'

Wehxvo watcbod the uuaidod, but growing favor of "PAGE'S CLIMAX SALVE," and availing ourselves of the knowledge of its wonderful curative powers, have fcocomo proprietors of the same.

It is a sura cure for Burns, Scalds, Scrofula, Salt Bheum, Fevef Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Bites, Chilblains, Stings, Bruises, Outs, Swellings, 4c.. whether upon man or beast. It subdues pain and inflammation with surprising celerity, and heals burns without a scar. No family should be without it. It is always wanted, and is always ready. We will forfeit a dozen boxes for a single failure. We believe there was never anything like 1t in tho world. It is put up in tin boxes, surrounded by a full circulai, giving facta, direC' tions, testimonials, 4c., and can be ordered through any respectable Druggist throughout the world. Prico only 25 cents.

WHITE A HOWLAND, Successors to J. M.

PAGE,

j«n30wly-eow 121 Liberty St. New York.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR! A Great Wonder! I

SILK Thibet, or Alpacca Dress, Watoh, Sil-ver-PIated Tea Set, Wool Shawl, Carpet,

yotds of Bleached or Unbleached Sheeting, Sewing Machine, to., Ac., for ONE DOLLAB EACH I Our large nfii increasing business is an evidence that we have, by f»lr dealing, met with the approbation of our customers. To those who have never patronised us we would say, Oive us a triil, and decide for yourselves. Circulars sent free. Address a. S. WABBEN 4 00., Boston, Hass.

Nov4w4t

ESTItAY

NOTICE.—Linton Township, Ylgo Ceunty, Ind,—Taken up by Martha J, Hariiou, living in said Townsbip and County, on* red and white .speckled Oaw, marked with one under slope iu each ear supposed to be 11 or 12 vearsold. Appraised to $12,00 George Potts and Bluferl Steele, and sworn to before roe, a Justice of tbe Peace, thi* 21st day of November, 1867. JOHN O. BOYLL.J. P.

ROK

FIRST PREMIUM yk or a Silver Modal

A7 WAS AWASBtJ TO

BARRETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE V* By tho N. H. State Agricultural Society, at its F«Jr, hoMcn lm Nuthno, Sept. 20, Jsw.

A I 9

Vegetable Hair Reslorathe

ltestore* Cray Hair to its Nstnnl Color ptomotes the erowth ef the Hair changes the KKU fco Oitlr original onnmie sctien cradic.itf pendruir and Uumon preventa inlr ftntn out a auperier Dreisini

It contain* no imurlotu ingredients, »na is the mo»f popul*r and r«Il1 popular urn ttu- A A •hie article thrmighout the W

F«t, Wot, North, and South.

tJ. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors, MANCUJMTiCB, V. It LOKD SMITH, Chicago, Oeaeral North-West-era Agents. jr. Ac H. A.. DAVIS, AufJXt* for Terra Haute, Ind. novlliwBm

AW OF HUMANITY, M-J IN BiLATros co SOCIAL BVIU. AN ESSAY FOB YOONG HRN, on Physiolegloal l^rtortt aad Abases inoUlent to Yoath and Sarly Maiibood, with tbe humane view of treatment in.1 cure. 8-nt In sealed letter envelopes, free cf charge. Addrzse, J. SKILLKN HtlUQIITON, Howard Asaostatioa, Phlloftelphia, Pa, se28dw3m

A N O O

How Lost! how Restored!

•Jtut Puhlitktd, im

teaUd *l*eiop*.

/Vies,

tit otmU.

A LKCTCBS ON TBB NAT0BAL TBSATMJCNT, and Badical On re of Upermatorrhoes, or Seminal Weakness, Invriaatary Emissions, Sexu al BeW rty, and Impediments to Jfarriage, generally Netvoasneea, ConsnmptioD, Kpllepsy, and Fits, Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting fram Self Abas 4c.,'by Boar.

«A Boon to Tbonoanda of Sufferers." Bent nnder seal, in a plain enveiope, to any ad. drtos,. postpaid, on nwipt of sU ceoU. or two postage stamps, to OH AS. J. C. KLINE & CO,, 127 Bowery, Kew

fork,

A WAY WITH SPECTACLES.!"

XX $$

"HS* MADE NEW, 'f iji- si-tilt's. a™* po»t-pai4 on rfK.*6fcof 10 Oeots. Addr

~oot28dwSm

I have been suffering un

der a severe attack of nenralgie disease of my bowels for years, with ifyperfc-opky

Iks

Hurt,

and have tried everything known to the practice of medicine from the very best M. D.'s bnt troth prompts me to say that yonr Plasters have givea me mere permeneat relief than auythiug else I havo used, and I believe, will produce a perfest curt.

f* Dr. B. FOi«T®,Ko. 110 Leiirgion Avenue,

0tr.

AWAT

Bast S8iit St., N. Y.

W1TII UNCOiTPOETABI.K TBCS-K3. 3 'MK'»KT AND CUKE FOB us* THS BCPrUUKD. Stst post pail on reo^ipt of 10 Center t' Ad press

Dr. B. B. FOOTE,

(author of Medical Camntfn H«ns«.—hook 400 pages, Sl.SG

v. .. saat by Mail}, No. UO Lexing-

AJ-.^r.o(Kasti»Uisi,

New York.

POOTIDBNTIAL IXFOEMA-

\J rOBTHSMABBI D. Sent in sealed envelc, 'an re««lpt of 10 cent-. A '. .jts

I'r, K. B. f00it,i

No. 110 Lexiogioa Aveuu*. Cor. of KaJt 88th «t.,,X. 1

ESTATE.

HARBET MARSH,

54 WALNUT

ST,

Ues Moiaes,tova

Having a great variety of Improved X*rrite, Wild Lands and City Property for sale able terms, we invite tbe attention ofparHo* d»sirous of profitable investment or a good Herts.

Special attention given to tbe -co'lertien ef Bents, payment of Taxes, ami redemption of Lands sold for Taxes, and all busfneei relatlej to a general Beal Ktate Agency.

An experience of fifteen yoaisenaHa ttata Ui suresatasfactlon in every epa. tmcnt. KiriaxsiOM.—Caady 4 Tuttl

^anJss*,

Kent & Qoldsberrv, Davenport, Iowa Hos». 3. Uookins, Chicago, Illinois Gen.

GM. K.

j)TT«lr

Bockville, Ind. H~:n. Jehn Coburu, T&ilianapdic. Ind McDonald, Biaoh A Saoeks, Ini Kn-titol^ lad. Col. Wm. B. Jf Lcao, Teire Mantf, Ifci., Scott A Duy. Terre .ute, Ind. nov27dwl

DRY COCDG.

C. WITTIG & CO.,

73 MAJy STXE&a,

OPPOSITE MoKEEN'3 BANK,

Weekly Bulletin.

WE QFfKS THIS WEEK

A I I E

FRENCH MOEiNOS

Measuring 40 Inches

AX 11IC

ASTONISHING LOW PRICE

$1 DOLLAR PER-Y ARM

The 8ame Ooods

COST, SIXTY DAYS AGO,

$1.50 PER YARD!

C. WITTIG & CO.,

78 MAIN STREET.

Next Door to Davis' Drug Store.

NIPJPEJBT

Has jast received, and ofT-rs for the lospvrbHvn ofthe public, *n entlro Mew Stock of

WOT£R OOOJ

Bought Since the Late Tecline, and wiilA v. offor at the

"GOOD OLD TIMES" FltlCSB!

We therefore invite yen to onll and t«nii'pe xir Stock.

Fine Broche Shawls,

NEW DB5IONS.

Fancy Plaid Shawls, Black & White Plaid Shawls Black & Bed Plaid Shawls, Parepa Opera Shawls, Plain Center Shawls, Long Shawls, Square Shawls, Mioses' Shawls, PATTI BHEKFAST SKAWiiS.

Entirely cev. Fancy Knit

SHAWLS and SO NT AO SI PLAIN and FANCi

HOODS! HOODS! HOOBSI

Ladies call and see the New Boulvard nn1 Ce* tral Patk Skirts, botbi Plain and EmbroIWf

as the onlysaft) and sui'ni-le pips for water tor do ^astio parpes ». 2 i**

the nrateet thing oat. We desire to call especial attention to ear cu stock of

JF S!

Consisting of LsdVs', and CtoittT'i.' NI!fOBINSS. COLLARS MPFF3 and C. iu Hink, Sable.F'tch Ac. S^membr ve rhui* •'. be undersold on these. A Near Snppty «t taa

BEST PRINTS AT la 1-S Ceat»

A. NIPPERT.

N°

MORE POISONING

E A I E

The Patent lacasad Block Tin Pljw», icannf.("tii ed by Colwflls, Shatv .* WillartJ, ,oi Yajbi rap plies a want long sought for, 4ndi|a,

immmltf

frotti MtTtMoa, wi 1 at ouc*icoauntf) 1 tt

This Patent Tin Lined Pipe ii highly ret. a mended by all the n» »t eminent 'rite'miaU mi Physicians of the£tst, and by thb WxTra Co: Musioaxse of New Tork Brooklyn, V-jt Charleston, aud many cthorcltes.

Western aad santbarn Alwncy at tfeb as W a Q»s Pltte s' Material-,

SIA, MT, and 2tt W«»t FUth Sttesl,. .,

WM.

CISCIN.N'ATR, CSTO

POWG&L & Clhi Proprietor*. n«19-d2taw-lm

•I +ELN nr.

COLVlswiLt, 21.

D., author Of tbe -'Green Book," Ao.

larljr*» Blocli, 3fo. 60 Main gtrce^, Terro Haute, Tudlaua.

MOSTBlankets,

Pwt OBee box 4W0.

Also Dr, Culvsrwell'f Mjfarriaca Gaide," priee dwfcslm

raspectfnlly recommeadshlf ll saiocl.. od stock of ioaas, Flaaneis, plain und Lln-eys, Coverlets, and Woolen Knitting Yarns, of different kinds. B*ia£ fully ablod to warrant the first quality ef thejs GcfI most reepcctfblly invite Ladioa and Uentlaiu^n to call and inspect them. Wool taion In exchange fer Qoods^yd tke hlgheot iqarkd rates paid.