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WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Homing, Dec. 18tb 186T

New Albany owes $173,000.

Hi 8GF Alf. Burnett is comingthis way to amuse us.

'ttgL The river is frozen over just above the city.

geB" The- enow is eighteen inches deep near Lafayette, so sayb the Courier,

8®* A glass wedding has been added to theconnabial anniversaries'. What's that

The Journal mentions Hon

W. Hanna as ii probable candidate for Lieutenant Governor.

|^-The'"hot" skate "is the last inveo ion. Tbe heat comes from a chemical arrangement.

pgg* A wild Sat and an eagle killed ltf the 'Vhtfnitv of Lafayette last tlAlK "i-' tweek.

i^T A coal dealer at New Albany baa donated six hundred bushels of coal to the poor of that city.

ggp" As the Frost King tightens his grairp the coal men raise their ilgurds, and the price of ooal.is eteadily advancing.

Ten ton$ of the old Atlantic cable

has been brought lo New Albany to, be manufactured into railroad, iroo,,

A Cbipago }ivorce case rests on

the-.complaint of tho lady that her hushandmade her get up in the night and

mi|iise the bed over,

-^CSol G.'M» Allen, of Vincenne?, is

tho. Kepubligan candidate for Congress for that District.(fijV'Mt*) -tvJ-'/J,» I. i-'

The entire assets of a recent bank

rupt tfftre nine children. The creditors acted magnanimously, and let liim keep them.

The prospectus of the 'New "fork

(Ledger, the great family papor, will le 'found in o&r advertising columns, It- is a very readable document.

•fgr With four passenger trains running both east, and west, our people now can got out of town in those direction* at almost any hour,desired.:

Potatoes aro very scarce iii this

market, oven at the .most exhorbitant pricoSi It would pay to shiy them here from somd more favored locality.,

Dr. R. T. Brown has been addres.

sing the Ihdwnapolis City Council on the subject tff "artesian water" and its prospects in connection with the boring of a well' in that localitv.

Boat building in Now Albany

may soon celebrate its ftftiotli anniversary. .JThe first steamboat ever built there'was the

Ohio," in 1818, by Messrs Shrove & Blair. ..

1^? The Lafayette Agricultural works are in.full operation, The company'"ha3 eommenced the construction of night hundred Buckeye Re&pefs and Mowers for in*)t:\ltn

nex

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Tha tax asaewors commence tftelr

work immediately after the first of January, These officials from the several townships will hold a conference shortly fdr the*purpt»ebf •fixing upon a uniform assessment throughout 'M county.

Peter Hulse, an old and esteemed

citizen of Lost Creek township died at his residence Sunday afternoon last. Ho was about seventy-six years of ago, and had been a resident of this county near forty

years.•

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We call attention to card in the

oolumn of new advertisements, headed BKBT NEWSPAPERS,

and would rocom-

taen'dit to the attention of anj me inters ested in tbe subject of advertising. They ^should read it -and send for c'reular giving particulars, if only to learn how much a well regulated system can be made to increase the amount of advertising to bo obtained tor a fixed sum of money. The parties who thus invite at tention to their facilities, (Messrs. G. P.

Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row, N. Y.,) are known to us as responsible business ruon with whom it is pleasure to deal.

gfcgr The feather bed? recently stolon in this city have been discovered. Tho feathers were taken from the tietfs and shipped to Indianapolis about the time the carpet stolen from the Presbyterian Church was sent there. The package was addressed to Alfred Hart, but Mr. Har ha* not had the heart to call for it, nott withstanding gunSry officials have been awaiting his coming, and it would have afforded them much pleasure to form his acquaintance. The empty ticks wore found a few days since in art unoecupind house neat Strawberry HU1, in the Southern part of this 5ity There can hardly be 8ny doubt that the same persons who stole these feathers and the carpet, committed the othef robberies that occurred about that time. It was while Sheriff

Kizer was searching for Miss Randan's goods in the Adams Express office, that man brought in tho box containing the church carjwifc, .There,being southing suspicious about the man jr box, it was opened and the bnvpetf di&tVerod. At that time it was not Known that tho theft had been •committed, or the man would have beeu arrested. This accident no doubt caused the gang to seek some other field for their operations.

Babbits are so plenty they are

drug in-this market. ......... ...v %,

10^ Lafayette has of $4,000. .. ...

had a fire at a cost

A grand fox bunt is to come off on

Christmas day at Spencer.

Iffy The Masonic fraternity of Spencer are to build a large hall in the spring.

A disastrous fire at Elkhirt, recent

Jy destroyed property to the amount of $15,000.

Pour hundred and fifty negro chil

dreu attend the colored Sunday School, at New Albany.

A Skating match, open for every*

body, for a purse of $100, is to tome off at Lafayette on Christmas day.

John Gerdink was taken before

tbe Mayor, yesterday charged with selling liquor on Sbnday, but the evidence produced failed to convict, and ho was discharged. It was stated that a man drank at hiscounter on Sunday, but it was not sbownthat tbe man paid for the liquor. In fact is said thi3 customer was never known to pay.

1(gP George Pcrter, a bralcesman on a freight trail), on tbe Terre Haute and St Louis road,.met with a serious misfortune yesterday: He fell from tbe ladder of a freight car tjearSt. Marys, and the whole of the car passed over his right arm crushing it so that amputation was rendered necessary. The amputation was performed in a skillful manner by Dr. Link, and Mr. Porter, will soon be out again.

*r The city taxes, as shown by the Treasurer's books, aggregate the following lor the present year ... General Tax ,.........,..$49,79? 32 iHpe^iBl School Tax ... 13,685 85 Delinquent Tax...... 9,422 18

Total $72,905 35 Tbc-l-e are 1,648 polls on the duplicate

suggested by ttffe*' Ti es of that city of fifty cents

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has already ad

ded thousands to its circulation. The NEW YOB* WEEKLY

is acknowledged to

be the best story and sketch paper in tbe wprld, and it seems that the public generally aro awnre of this fact, for tbe

has already achieved a circular

tion of 150,000 copies. Read the .avertisement in another column.

A smooth-spoken, welMressed

to aft, of about fortyVfl.vo years, on Saturday last, swindled quite a number of women, in the vicinity of South Eighth street, out of sums of money ranging from two to live.dollars eac&. Ele represented himself as the agent of a Chicago Lottery. He offered the ladies a chanco to "draw" on tbe spot, and if the article dfawh was not desired, no money was to be paid.— But in every case the articles named on the card were worth ten times the price a ticket and "the money was eagerly paid, with the assurance on the part of the oily individnal that the goods would arrive by Express on Saturday next.— Some of the ladies even went out to their neighbors to borrow the money, and the neighbor women in turn became patrons, and could scarcely await the coming of their husbands to relate their good fortune. The latter, however, understood the situation, and we opine these ladies, some of them

vgood

DEATH—Bmilit—MARRIAGB A man in Floyd county, lost his wif« by death at nine o'clock in.the morning he buried

her'at ten, and at'six married another.— •tfo cards—indeed there wa9 no time for -any, unless, thay could havo been distributed at the grave.

(ff* There has been a debate on baptism at Newtown, Delaware ctounty, between Messrs. Jump, of tho Mathodist [Episcopal, and Plippo, of tho Baptist ohurch, at the oonclusion of which, says a local papor, all the Methodists were oonverted to sprinkling and the Baptists to immersion.

church members, will

not soon invest again in lottery schemes.

A BOOK

JOB

HOME EDTTCATIOH.—We

had the pleasure, yesterday, of looking carefully through Johnson^ Natural History, a beautifully illustrated work containing 1,500 life-like engravings, in two large royal octavo volumes, by Hon. S.G. Goodrich (Peter Parley). We have not fdt years examined any scientific work work with so much satisfaction. It is the first work ever published claiming to be "comprehensive, scientific and popular, illustrating and describing the animal kingdom, with its wonders and curiosities, from man, through all the divisions, classes and orders, to^the animalculse in a drop pf water,'! -A

The* engravings are the work of the finest artists, strikingly life-like, and adorn every pige. The paper is fine andthe typography and binding everything that couTO. bo desired. It ought to be in tbe book case of every intelligent family.

Considering the great expense and la bor incurred in the preparation of such a work, it is exceedingly cheap, and, on this very account, many a family in hum* ble'circumstances may enjoy the advantages of possessing it.

It is the crowding muster-pice of its good and great author, whose nom de plume of "PETR

PARLET"

appears upon

the title page of more than a hundred different volumes for the young, with an annual sale of over 300,000 copies.

Mr. D. W. Solliday is tho gentlemanly agent of the work, and is, at the present time, calling upon our citisens in order tQ show it.-

Buy it, parents, if you would furnish your children with a rich treasury of most entertaining and useful knowledge.

CONSULTATION ASKED.—At

WHEREAS,

Thomas Dowling, Saml. Paddock, L. A. Burnett, W. R. McKeen, Chauncey War ran, Jas. G. Burt, S. H. Potter, LuciusRyca, Sf. KJ Allen, John T. Scott, P. Shannon, J. H. O'Boyle, John J. Key, Joel H. Kester, Albert Lang«, H. D. Scott, A. B. Pegg, Wm. W. Watkius, John J. Brake, Ogorgo W. Naylor, James B, Edmunds, James Hookj.'B* H. Cornwell, William B. \Yarren, N. F. Cunningham, Elijah Thomas, E. B. Allen, Lewis L. Weeks, Y. Patterson, W. D. Hampton, Charles Cruft, Philip Randolph, W. D. Malone Isaiafr Donham, Moses Reynolds, Chas Coffifi, ©Avid Pugh, Wffli Brown, S: W. Rigney, Sampson Stark, Danl. D. Walk«r, .laiues M. Sankney, S. E. K. Fish,

Lee, Valentine Morgan, Linas £Ioyer, Wilson, Harvey Evans, Henry Fairbanks, Wm. H. Stewart, Alex. McPher-, son, Jafob H. Shank* Goorge ,M. Kessel, Wm. T. Pittinger, George W. Moreland, John Barnard, Simeon'Kesler, C. W. Barbour, John -Crews.

TEBBE HATTTE,LND.,Dec..ll,

1867.

Notice is hereby given that the Union County Executive Committee will meet at the New Court Houae at 1 o'clock p. si. on Saturday, Dec. 21at, 1867. The object is to make the necessary arrangements for a County Convention to be held prior to the State Convention which has been called by Jacob T. Wright, Esq., Chairman of the State Central Committeo, for Thursday, February 20th, 1868. By order of the Executive Committee.

L. A. BURNETT, Chairman

Attest: N.

FILBECK,

Sec'y.

Our exchanges have swelled the

city taxes against our fellow-townsman Chauncey Rose, Esq., to twenty-fivo thou sand dollars. Come down twenty thousand, gentleman, and you will have the figures as large as any 6ne person cares to see in addition to State, County and Federal taxes.

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.—Every

man has

an interest in the community in which he resides, and helps to shape its charac ter. There isnd one interest of any community of more vital importance than the school interest, for food and raiment for the body are of no more importance than nutriment for t^ie mind and soul.

As citizens wo attend ti our daily avocations, trade, comm^rce^ agriculture, me chanica) industry,'®™! fbe ivarious* arts and professions with great assiduity for two obvious purposes, namoly, to provide for our families a .competency.ajijfl to educate our children. All this is right. -It is otir duty »It is-obviousljrour 'cEuty to do whatever we can to render our schools e£* ficient and successful—to foster and sustain them—to show a sympathy with the teaohew? and in everyway to evince a deep merest in t^eir sugpjojt find usefulness, tbirbur children mfiy be e'nednrnged and stimulated in their studies, and led JO appreciate tbe value of their privileges.

This canuot be accomplished without frequent-intercoufse vfrti* tho tesMbor and children in the scene of their mutual labors—the school-room. If they were aware of tho encouragement and stimulus that frequentjvisits afford the tenoher, we have no doubt that fnany iwwe "f our good cititebs Would'often' found witnessing t^ie oxercisespf the schoo-room. If children, under the instruction and discipline^ a faithful teacher, are dally itos proving, betomirifc swiler and -i)eller, how word of generous approval cheera tho heart of that teuclier when fitly spoken by a parent or guardian. It is impossible that the pi^)il should be met by the teacher with indifference, when tho fathf^.er raotbor hasVc^mmuiiej|Esv|th him, and he has been permitted to take the gauge of parental affection. We all-have a knowledge of the temper atid cHspoeitron of our own children, that months :f care^ ful ob^otvation^will Hardlt r.ommunicate to the teacher. Our advantages and ifiearis of gaining' this "knovVl&flgo «rn far superior to his, ami. it will greatly facilitate his labors, and increase their productive value, if we give him what insight we can into their attainments ivrfd genercharacter.

If in this way we can enable the teacher to find easier avenues to the mind and heart of the pupil, if we can? aid him in gaining admittance to tho inner sanctuary, we will do much to supply the want of tact and judgment and experience, to which many young teachers must attribute their want of success. Let r.^t our first interview with the teacher bo one to which we are driven by exasperated pas» sion, provoked it may be, by the infliction of necessary punishment. In a majority of cases, doubtless, this painful_ result, painful both to bur'own sensibilities and to the friendly fe&lings of the teiicher, might have been avoided,had we seasonably cultivated his acquaintance and given him our hearty co-operation.

Do we say we have no tivte, to visit tho schools? Tlie excuse is frivolous. For what else have we no time? .Wo.look with rigid scrutiny when about to make deposits of pecuniary interest, or to visit our property. We would accuse ourselves of blameworthy carelessness, if we neglected to look after auv worldly interest, however insigniflcrtnt,Hha6 w6 ffitl committed to another's trust. We inspect with jealous watch the conduct of our agent, and are hot disposed to overlook lightly any derilection in his assumed apacity. Our property is at stake, and we will not, as careful businesss men, subject it to^hazard,. by the blunders pf ignorance or-the 'ifiistakdg*' of (farolojSness. And this is well. Are wo equally alert and vigilant aad untiring, when a value is at stake, as trauscendently superior 'to any of the means pf earthly prospyriyr, as tho soulis Superior to thof'bodyt^ JyJetsus aw'ake anjl lotk to our rfitdt'ests.'

The present school term will close with this week. Oh Thursday and Friday there is to be an oral examination of all the schools. Parents and friends .arc invited Let "iii all go*ahd *tbe spools in their working time, equipped for toil not decked for show.

THE

RRVKB.^XDK

the close

of the recent regular sesslen of the County Court the following action w^s taken by the Board

The public expense of keep

ing and providing for tbe indigent poor and insane persons of Yigo county has become so great—having cost in tbe year 1866 $16,113 65—and is rapidly increasing from year to year, tho Board of Commis* sioness would be glad to relieve to the utmost extent compatible with humanity to that class of unfortunates, this onerous burthen on the public treasury, and to tha? end tho Board invite the undermentioned gentlemen, as well as others who may feel an interest in the matter, to meet and consult with them on that subject at the Auditor1* office in the city of Terre Haute, on Friday, the 20th day of Decernber, 1867, at i0 o'clock, and the Auditor i9 hereby directed jo' give them the proper notice of the same:

The Masonic Fraternity of Brazil

are to have a supper and festival on the 27th Inst %.

PEBSOXAL-—Prof- W.

DOG?.—The

INSTITUTE.—We

Dollars cach One hundred and ten at One Hundred Dollars each twenty at Seventy-Five Dollars each ten at |Fifty Dollars each and numerouB articles of value and use, amouting to Eighty-Two Thousand Dollars, the whole making an aggregate of Three Hundred Thousand Dollars worth of presents, which will be distributed among the shareholders, each share guarantying some ono of the presents named above. In addition to this, a handsome atee!-plate engraving is given at the time of the purchase of the stock This engrahrliig at detail, etnflcf 6bt1o obtained for tho amount paid' for the stock.

Who will hesitate to aid a noble charity on such terms. Read advertisement

Hoss, Super

intendent of Public Instruction, favored us with a call Saturday. A

IS?-The editor of tho. Princeton

Ret-

eilLe, has, all at once, left for parts un known, loaving sundry bills unpaid.

The^tax duplicate i3 now in the

hands of tho City Treasurer, and that official givev notice that be is ready to receivo taxes.

Tbe new steam Fire Engine is on

the road somewhere between hero and the manufactory, but has not yet come to hand,

There are twenty-six applications

for divorce to be decided upon at tho term of tbe Common Pleas Court of this county, to begin to-dny.

Col. Nelson, of this city, lectures

before the Bloomingdale, Parke county, Working Mua's Institute, on the evening of the 18th of January. mm ftg^Chauncy Miller took tha "wind out of the sails" of the street cats Saturday ly placing one of his omnibussea on runners. ».i-

The young ladies connected with

tho Christian Association at Jeffersonville Have formed tliemselVes Into asewmg society for tho destitute of that city.

The Board of Commissioners have

purchased and had laid down a nice carpet in tho Clork's office, purchased Brokaw & Co. The office has otherwise be'en put in good order.

We learn Hey. Mr. Jewell, pastor vthe Univcraalist churchy,will shortly", Ty mtitual agreement, sever his relations with the church in this city, and for the benefit of his health seek a home farther north.

Bgi„ TWo years ago, a lady at Lafayette pricked her hand with a needle, breaking off the point in the flesh. A few days since, she removed the point of the needle from her arm, just below the elbow. 3»y-aac

Judge Patterson, of the Circuit

Court of this Circuit, has ordered and caused the Court room to be put in order for tbf convenience and comfort of parties, attorneys, jurors, officers, witnesses and visitors, wbq may attend the sittings of Courts.

Among tho pleasing incidents of

tho Centenary Festival last week was the purchase and presentation to Rev. Mr. Smith, the pastor, one of the elegant dressing gowns on the fancy tables, valued at twenty dollars.. Another dressing gown and slippers wero presented to Prof. Olcott, Superintendent of tho Sabbath School, and a fine velT&pt bonnet to the wife of the pastor. Such acts of kindness go a great way in binding more closely the hearts of pastor and people.

8^° Religious revivals are in progress in many placos in the southern section of the State, /,At Charlestown forty one have joined tbe Methodist church. At Georgetown nearly one hundred bnva joined tbe United Brathiioa and Christian churches. At Cannelton a revival is.in progress at the Methodist church, Rev. H. Gillmore, pastor. At LoogoOtee eighty^ one have been added to tho Methodist church. Revivals are progressing at Utioa and many other villages in the vicinity

^og is a usfeful ahimal,

aad b'cTow we give the number of eanines in this county, together with the amount of tax the owners are called upon td pay thiB year. If good for nothing else they aro a good source of revenue to the county: •k». .f No. o.* Whole Wliole.

Ualej. Females Nr. Dog* Tax

Hairiaon.Tp. 501 38 .- 633 611 00 Honey Creek 157 12 lB'j 200 00 Prftirieton.... CT -i4 71 73 00 Prairie Creek 138 5 14:1 Itvi (X) Linton 144 3 147 JG5 IX) Pierson 157 12 100 J93 00 Kiley 114

Lost Creek.. 191

1 115 1/4 00

203 815 00

Kevins 14-i 10 162 180 00 Ottor Creek.. 148 5 163 17S 00 Fayetto S!08 11 2H 233 OO Bngar Creek. 184 16 2.JJ 231 00

Total 2146 129 2275 2o'J5 00

ftSBf* Our boys were highly entertained last night by the adveut into the composing room of a rclic of the old Whig party in the shape of 'that same old coon," aline," hearty, bright looking icllow with piany ring3 on his tail. Where he camo. from is unknown. He makes himself perfectly at home, as if assured that he is among his friends, and considers tho Republican the legitimate successor of tho old Whig party. He carries us. back to old Whig* days when,some of us used to sing:« "Tbe moon w-as shilling silver bright

Thy 6tat# with glory crowned the night, That same oltf coon upsin.a tree," Grlnneilat.tlie Loco oomln««.

pend a list of the most valuable presents to be awarded those who purchase stocky at One Dollar per share in aid uf the Riverside, Institute, a homo for the gratuttiouis education ot soldiers' and sailors' orphans, from all parts of the country under the management of the Washington Library ,Company of Philadelphia. The first present is worth Forty Thousand Dollars^ the second Twenly Thousand Dollars tho third Eighteen Thousand Dollars the fourth Tea Thousand Dollars the fifth .Five Thb^sandiDollars the sixth consist of two worth TwentyFive Hundred each. The' remainder arpvalued as follows: Two at Fifteen Thousand Dollars each one at Ten Thousand Dollars four at Five Thousand Dollars ench: two at Three Thousand Dollars eachj.thre^ at One Thousand Dollars each twenty at Five Hundred Dollar? each ten at Three Hundred DoU lars each three at Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars bach twenty at Two Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars each fifty-five at Two Hundred Dollars each fifty at "Onft IIundred ahd Sevebly-Fivo

Gi out o:" tbe way yon'ro all unlqcfcyi Clear the track fur old Kehtntky,'' ''j What is Mr. Coon's objoet in ^iillrcgi upon us has not Deeri aacertaiued, but ho looks its if he could go througir another canvass without flinching, and successfully. If his purpoaesliouM-prove to be political, and to negotiate concerning luo next Presidential campaign, we will make due report. ...

AI,

ESTATE TRANSFERS.—Becords

the transfer of "the following tracts of land and city lots were placed on the Recorder's book last week

G. W. Foster to Wm. Hix 20 acfe3 in Prairie Creek township for $200. David Liganto G. W. Logan iot in Sibley's addition for $200.

Jas. H. Allen to Dolly A. Mahurin 10, acres in Piersou township for $100. Henry Tyler to Laura Goosman lot in Button's addition for $650.

Horace Blinn to E. Harmos 66 acres in Honey Creek township for $600. Win. Jarvis to Lucy S. Tyler 15 acre? in Nevins township for $400.

John Diekerabn to Antra H. Voorhses lot in Rose's addition for $8,500. Lewis Alvey to Joseph Broadhurst fot is St. atfary's for $500. «S.

Henry T. Rockwell to Charlotte A. Turner lot in Roso's^ub-division lor $7&0 Simeon Hedges to Albert McDanicl 40 acres in Floncy Creek township for $800.

Geo. W. Ellis to Jocob Scatnahorn 80 acres in Pierson township for $1200. John R. Brownlee to Elizabeth Unvcrzngt 17 acres in Harrison township for $5,000.

John Truiiiett to Wm. E. McLean inlot 112 for $500. Wm, E. McLean to Eiske Truinett quit claim to same for for $500.

George Gliek to Henrv Gliek lots in city for $8,000. Henry Gliek to George Gliek lots 10, 11, 12, in sub-division 16, 11, 9, for

Stephen D. Dole et al,, to Terre Haute Lodge No. 511. .0- O, F., south balf of lot 123, for $4-000. .v $8,000.

Jacob and Geo. C. Buts to John Griggs one acre near Maxville, for $100.

Putnam county has a dog tax of

$2,296..

i.%

1ST New Albany to have toother national bank. There Is talk of establishing daily Democratic paper in Lafayette. f@T ITbe Journal iAtimatec desire for tho street cars to run on Sunday.

We learn the Masonic Fraternity

are preparing to celebrate the 27th in a festive, manner. ,*

t&T Three hundred thousand dollai| have been inocculated in pork this season at Madison. a***«r Mr^ libM wni^eri millinery goods at oost during tbe winter months. See advertisement

tKtiT The EvansviHe Oourier says the bog crop is very large in that part of the State.

Iigg" Lafayette is putting ou mtffe city airs, and boasts of a rag ptoher and several boot blacks. C'Ovl.O

S&F- A golden eagle, treasuring seven feet from tip to tip, was shot in Franklin county, last 809?!!. V/

E« Congressman Defrees is i^oken

of in tbe Tcotb District as a candidate for Lieutenant Governor's Eastern papers are advertisioga new "hursiftg appars|«t", j, We, 4oa't be lieve the old way can be improved much. *.

Bills to the amount ot near ten

thousand cftdlaftuvfere allowed -the recent !cs-ion of the Board of County Cop-| missioners.

A little son pf Riley Stanton,.,^

leffei ioii ^wnsbip,' ^Putnaoi obunty, fell into a kettle of boiiiog lard a few days sinc^, from tbe effects of which he died.

gpjir Prof. JIDM, .State Superintendent if'Public Schools, lectured at Franklin, on Monday evening,^on "The Literary Excellencies of the Bible."

tts^r T^ere are „t ice,\tba ui^ber ot mortgages being recorded in Wayne county the present year evef any other in the past history of the county.

tSr The wife of J. Watson, a railroad conductor, committed auicida at. Elkhart Thursday afternoon by drowning in the St. Joe river.

ggf TheCity Attorney of New Albany bought himself a fine silver W/»toh and hired the Mayor of the city* to make a presentation speech for the sake of a sensation.

As the erection of tbe rolling o^ll

progresses, it attracts more attention and interest. It is a mammoth institution, and as soon as it assumes definite shape will receive our' attention1 Ir

A prisoner named Spencer reee'ht**

ly escaped from the penitentiary at Jeffersonville by scaling tho prison wtfils. He bad provided himself with, a suit of citizen's clothing prior to making liis eai' capo.

Gfen.H. D. Washburne has offered

a resolution in Congress instructing the Military Committee :to inquire into'the expediency of extending the Additional Bounty act to widows of .soldiers., who have died since its passage

Since the spring rises of the

Wabash river /ceased, that navigable stream has been as quiescent as a maid of the Torid *one on a balmy morning. It was never known before to remain at low water mark so late as it.has tfcTs year.

The young gentlemen of this city

purpose giving a bal-masque entertainment at the Terre Haute House pn the 27h instant, in returner the hospitalities they haye received, and the occasion will be'grand and egreetfble.

The State University at Bloem-

ington since i^ rqp^ived.tbe fostering hand' of tho Legislatfurfl' By1 "material aid." is showing signs of prosperity. Thep^ple of the State ought to feel a prices in tbe shccess of their public institution^. gy The case of Eborn, of Vinpennes, whose brewery was seised some tooths age for violation of the revenue laws, was decided in the United States District Court Thursday. verdict of the jury confiscntes the property to the Government. 69* The meeting of the Union Executive Committee next Saturday at the New Court House instead of the Old Court House, as heretofore announced, the heating apparatus having been removed from the latter building*.

H. P. Newlin and brother, former

ly of Crawford county, Illinois, now of Colorado Territory, where they haye resided since the spring of 1859, engaged strictly in mining, and who are wellknown to many of our citizens, are at the Terre Haute House. They own mineral lands, have specimens wiin them'and de-. sire to obtain assistance to develop their mines.

Ii&~ Marriage licenses -wer» 4ssued last week by the County Clerk to the follow* ng hhppy pairs: .)i iOiA Jumes Rogers and Martha B. Anderson. David H. Hmith and Lcnora S. Bailey. John II. Clift and Mary Harris. GSoi-gfe t\ Yoit ind 3|a{y "^oorheeB. llalone and Maijy ^ulttr^ Henry Parson and Mary J. Black. Alfred Potteford and Elizabeth Roland.

FATAtrit At 'Tffk PxiffTESTTIABT.— The New Albany Commercial learns from the attending physician that the jatality among the convicts of the pebi tentiary has been very great, as many as eightj'-nine taving died the past fall. The: disease has been chiefly congestion, proeeeding from softening of the heart. Many, of them are old cases, who are now paying the penalty of a life of dissipation as well as crime.

J®"" The Richmond Humming Bird say# understands that a lady residing in the south' pari of that city give birth to a child on Tuesday la?t, which had two horns.iu the center of its forehead.— The fingeis on its left hand are about half as long arthepe on its right.

Lawrence Cox, well-known in this

city, died. recently at his residence in Parke, county, where.be has resided about forty-four years. He was a native of Ire-t land,and known thuoommunity for liis honesty, industry and Interest in the common goOd^. A.'-vi.

M&- The New Albfny Lelg*r~Ay* the Bimrd of County Commissioners of that county last week passed an -order, for the establishment of a soup housf in that city, for the benefit of the poor. During the past three winters the soup housf has afforded most timely relief to the poor. 1ST Parties interested in sustaining Agricultural Societies in tbis bounty and promote tbe science of cultivating the soil and encouraging tbe mechanic arts and other kindred subjects, are raising by stock subscriptions $10,000 divided into 400 shares of $25 each. They desire that 400 farmers shall take one share each. If they do not the community generally

used to put in condition the grounds own' ed by the oounty where the State Fair was held. The1 move is a good one.

Two business booses have sua

pended at %rt Wayne. Contraction of the currency is the reason. 49* Brazil coal is being introduced at Kew Albany and Louisville at thirty-Jt|ro cents a bushel. f,

For^y-ei* passenger train# arrive

at and depart from tbe Union dopot, In* dianapolia, daily.

Josh Billings lectures at Richmond

this evening. "Milk" is his subject*— "Dish watfcr" would be more appropriate.

Mr Esquire Bennett, of Kokomo, de* cided last iqeek, that a man working tbe roads with a team is entitled to a credit of $4

a day under the law.

MT A love-siik an4 jHted swats, it New Albany, undertook to shuffle off this mortal coil last week by the aid of "Bat Exterminator." An emetic saved his life tOT One of our citiaens very fond of drloklng was seined recently on suspicion of being an unlicensed distillery. Hav ing proved that be consumed all the raw material he purchased he was discharged.

An extensive religious revival 1*

progressing at Medives io the Id^theiist, Christian and Baptist Churches.

tflr T^e $iristtan Cbureh netted gvsr three hundred dollars with their jspper at Penee's (tall, Tuesday evening.

.UtrrA. aif*i$«tioarativ (ta^ir'lu 'to lie started soon, at Washington, Ind. Mr. Palmer, Baptist pmrnher is to de the^ wind work. SUgiT* ooalcaddl -of tbi Ar«y of the Republic, at Madison, anticipate a *r4nd ticae at tite c^ebi^tiM» to be given in that eity, oa tbe lfth Ifist. fgf #ur eaterprlsiag jeweler, ft. It.

Etfemaa, has opened a braneh of his jewelry establishment in the ifationil bloefc -•yj'

Anew post-office called Jesiup,

with Wtp. Bardett as p«st-naMer, has been established on the 35. & O, R. R., bed! Jtween thia city and Bockviile.

Westen reported to have eoee

served as collector for a newspaper establishment. This aoeonQts for the fact that be possesses ^*re pedestrian powers.

Bam

MjRxprp.-^Tbe fourth anaaal reunion of the members of the Bef of the 6th Jildieial Circuit, will be bold at Qosdort on the 20th in*t. Judges, Attorneys who have been admitted to tbe Bar, and Editors are invited to attend.

The new regime, known as l^ie.

combination, controlling the .St. Louis, Afton & T. H. Railway, have discharged and supplanted five .of the seven old passenger conductors, without fault.—' Other changes have been made with officers and employees, and the decapitation still gobs on.

In order to pctKcute public im

provement* needed by the city, Jeffersonville has got into debt ove^$36,00l. The Council of that city hiyi order ad that a loan of $25,99Q, for five, eight, and twelve fypars, at ten per cent, interest be made to meet the largest portion of tbis indebtedness, and that the dlty issue bonds to that amount,,,^

We have seldom known game, of

every species, so plenty a9 this season at least the grocery stores are abundantly supplied but the prices a*ked for tfce same are ap far abor,e the prices'of ordinary meats that the supply seems in excess of the demand.

A merchant of Indianapolis who.

had some goods stolen-from him, compeunded the prime with the thief, agreeing to let the rascal go without prosecution upon a return pf the goods. Of course, the merchant did net know that he was making himself liable to prosecution, but such w«r tha case. It 13 unlawful for any one to attempt to compound a Cslony, and the judieial authorities are determined to proaeoute any such oases which may arise. It is tbe legal duty of every citizen to aid, so Car as he can, in punishing and «uppressiqg ^pme.

CoTOTT

PaT7?®bs,—The

WHAT

Jownal states

the Obmmissioners are undecided as to the best plan of prpviding for the paupers^ after the expiration of the present contract with Superintendent Sparks. There are two plans proposed One to continue tbe out that the County shall take charge of the wylum, hiring a Superintendent by tbe year to attend to the interests of the public- On this subject the Board has extended an ihvittftlon to such citizens throughout the coantry as may feel an interest in the matter, to meet with the Commissioners on the 20th irist., for tbe purpose or consultation on tbe plans referred to above. *i.

present arrangement o* farming there *jre

MF* The practicability of building Bail ways with wooden track!, to extend about ten iniles in the country is being considered by seme of our citlmns. That Valuable journal, the Scientific American, estimates the cost at about $1,Q09 per mile, speed 15 to 2p miles per hour, and convenience,to farmers distant fspm iron tracks incalculsble.

CO§T».—Many

Anew jewelry store has been es

tablished at No. 161 Main street in JM National Hotel building—8. Freeman proprietor—where the best assortment of goods, new and fresh, suitable for holiday presents, are to be found that the city affords. Prices afre as low as at any other house. Call and examine, dwtf

price for a common woven corset, simply because it is cad led the "glove-fitting" corset, when you can get the best fitting and most durable corset in the city, for lees than half price at Weisx's Skirt factory. dwtf.

Decline in Heating Stoves and a

large stools, at 63 Main street. 25,dwtf W. W. SHAHMON

VIGO WOOL** MILLS.—We

WHAT H^nt RjaTOKATrvk'

took

the First Premium of a Silver Medal at the Hew Hampshire State Falf over all competitors? "Barrett's." dwlt

A ^ALTTABLX ArrABLISXXXST.'—The Cbemrckl WorjEj of D. B. DeLand & Co are fooated at Faitport, Moaroe county

York, beside the great Erie Canal

Nf^nd'the great, 4talraL |UIM*}^0f the State. Tfieae works are conducted on a gigaati* scale, producing tha odebnted

Cbemieal Saleratas, which finds a muket all over the' World, with a demand that can scarcely b# met. Ii sold every* where, and used by^aver^bodj knows the value of health, and who would retalQ it bX.udo* l|gbt w^olMome bread., a? dwlt f-ffi

Houx LOST.—My horse broke loose from the hitching place, south-west corner of the 4Mlic Sgterv, Monday evening.— He is a sorrel, of light bay, white face, wKte eyes, three white (set and small white rpot on, ot rather Qndar, the side] Had on a MeCMlan saddle. A liberal reward will be given for his return, or information left at State' Livery Stable, oo

Second Street dwlt.

W We bam determined to eloee out our §tQ6k of Beady*mad* Clothing with a view of changing our business to that of Merchant Tailoring and-Gent's Furnishing Goods, excluiivelyr and is order to do .so, will offer our eatira stock of Ready-made Closing at net coat for new goods, and* the^Ukscf the ajrak carried ever from last year, at mbcH oelow cost, for casA

Wa mean just what we say,' and will do alt we promise 1 -n Gent's Jrumishiog Goods, and Clothing Onade to order at greatly reduced prices.

Call in aad famine ®ur Aock^ It is maoh tfa best is the Mly-,,: ,• JJoH*siojr & Millkb, 2dwtf No. 81 Main Street.

gar

We advise all wanting eound and

reillble

insure with the Cash ^assets $1,

fisurance, to

Phosnix of Hartford. 076,383 m. I XAVKMB A CO.,

Agents.

Office over Dowelly's Drug Stote. 17dw3m .. .. -J

It is time for these contemplating

Christmas presents of any article of Hair Jewelry, to call and select tbe patterns and leave tbe hair for its manufacture The iMkest collection of patterns and newest {s to be Mnd at tbe Old Stand, S. R, Fryman's, 74 Main street. dwtf

PaivAM Mfcvic Whittier's adve umn.

BOOTS

Aawt^W^-Read Dr bment in another col-april4-dwltaw-ly.

'Mqp

SHOKS

as Low

It HiKt to Me no gutle birt tq mt apt ooM morilnga fnd, balld tke ir#. Ackaowlid^lsc tfcl% groaf cofcT«nl«QC«, nun will ipirte live always, ocptb^ at one* provide htaMlfWIth Pictomxh ibiwa," the'soiwetj#' «ffKtionoof Tttro*t ««pHldw3w

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Great American

andq^XNA tiir

TEA. COMPANY,

No. 39 Vesey Street,

Established 1940.)

dtdS-w&a

NKW YOBK OIX*.

(P. O. 4»89.)

Wa agala paation th« pabUc tbOJM many concern* that h»ve ijroog UP the P*«t few e»r, {hat imiai$ate oar 9»n« in part sad etylo of doins baalneie. Wo ha~e no pouoeotloa with any other a»d VP aesotad that tha br j*4 principle! eoauaarui up»a Wbtci

coatlnue

to the lowest bidderana the secondi tp the ao^adraQtagooai tooarMlvcf. Those deitro^a of gettlbg Q)i Club OMf^s (ladAw eapeclallyji, woo bare few hoars each day to rpate oaa tealin lisqdsome r«m«QeraUoQ we Siv* highest rain of cometUaioi). Parties caa frem 90c. to £l pT poQod, by V«rcba»la| Our

trantact business will l»» accept

T«as which we coutlnne tp sell at the tollowing prices Oolong (Blac*)* 70c 80c, 80-\ fi^st fl.OO jjir lb. Mixed (Oreea 4 BltM) 703. Ifc.SOo. 1« E re a t.ST.sifc. 1 0

Uncolored Japan Ounpuwdjr

persons who

appear before the Mayor and are subjected to a fine of say one dollar, are often astonished to find that tbe "costs" are the largest portion of tbe bill. For general information we mention that the bill is made up of first, the fine, usually from one to five dollars, which goo? to the city treasury fees to witnesses, fifty cents each, docket fee of two dollar*, which goes into tbe pocket of the City Attorney $1,60 to tbe Marshal, and Mayor's fee of $1,50. J^ie latter goes to the city treasury. xr the prisoner pleads, "not guilty" and is, the City Attorney gets two dollars additional for "convincing" the Mayor of the fact. ,:

have now

on hands a lull steek of Jeans, Satinets, Fiamatds, Blankets and Stocking Ttma, all of tbe very best quality, which we offer to the trade, wholesale and retail, at as low prices as can be sold by any first class manufacturers. Call and see. dwtf. S. S.

KKNKIDY

& Co.

1^* Fine assortment of Coal Cooking Stoves, five different varieties from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Evansville, at No 63 Main street. 25,dwtf W. W.

SHAHJTOK.

BEST KEW-iPAPISKS,

PRICKS,—

We (fee now in receipt'of a large and well selected steek of i^ot^and^fhoes, every style and description, suitable for Fall and Winter wear. We are also manufacturing to order of the best material and by tbe best workmen, all kinds of men and women's wear. AH work warranted. We will effer rare inducemoptsto cash buyers. Give lis a call at No. 93 Main Street, three ,S?ors west of EdsaH's. •. 23w2m

DKPKW & CLATF'BLTER. I

LOCAL NOTICES.

1 1 0

Imperial (Qreeo) 90s. 99^. l.« l.fo 1,«

Hy?on(JrW„)

JO» 1 1 60

Gtex»and Ooffw, tfh ttc 35c, Best Java 4ft par IU Best Ma^a^ll^ |n4,50ii.J0rll«W. Male#

HALE,

MIMiBH'El BIiOOK.

Hmisii'or.is

PET8ICIV'tOB DISKI.SL3 QF-THB

Head, Throat and Lungs.

Ms,

TO WHICH BBAifcH OJT THE rROfSdSlON his practice Is exclnelTsly cooftned, may bit consulted personally, or by letter, at his Blspeneary, aad aorgery, Miller:* Block, North HUaole street, one a^aare aortb of tbe B»h»Hwie.

Ale*, at tha earnest aolieltatl0b'0f many old pattefctc, DB.JULS wi^ atff) coBtlaa# to vUlt TERJEfcE HAUTE,

ono» every fonr weeki, and may baconealnad at ttre Terr® Haute Hoaaf,

im ,%•

It is useless to pay an extravagant

NEW «DVEffTISEMENTS.

mtHllito STW3BIP COIPlSf, THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, Via p-fuuuna or Nicaragua, 6AIL.1X3 r£OM lOCW TOBE December} 6th, and 15th JTanu» ary Sthf 15th and 25th, and

February 15th autt %5Jt, Wltb S»w Steamship* of tbe Flr.t Cl.ae. MWABB LOW

KB THAI* BT AM OIH1B LINK.

Far fa'tbrr loforrn^'inn reu tha nndtrdjinad at IIT ttcstnreet, Sew York, D. N. CAKK1NQTON, Aobnt.

ANM CLOCK

to.

3 Cortlandt St., New York, MaosfiotareTi A 'e»ta aad Dealer* in all totlea of Ajcnertcin Clock*.

SJIS aj(«nte

for

Seth Thomas Cloolcs.

Tl&e Debates of Congress. Tha Deb»*e of tKa leaoad S«esloQ of the Tor. tieth OasgrM (oommsmln^ Oeoember i, 1M7,) Srill.be pntillsh*l a» b»u»1.

T£IXSi

OoBgnssiooaJ Clobj and Appeaitz, ('or binding) oo Daily Qioue, (aa«»t*{»r lorm)...«. 10 uu D*tly O ohe, per moatb..,H 3 ie

Danatealn rail e.ther »d(iun. Ii club rates. ai4.ts». r. a J. UIVE3 a oso.

VMUB*hs

A. WlLUS. foe

A. BAILEY,

Washington. O. rrrprlet.i-a.

COIXEGB for Voan{ La

dies. Xrnsieuj or this Ua.u iluB, deelrlcg to eateua ths benefits of Mr. Vmnt'i manifloent Klft

t-r

the b«tt«r edacatlon of yoaog

wosaen, will admit, «t any tiaa tn h» Coll j.iaia year, stud ut» prepared to jvlo C«i »go cbarsfDg ezp

Jn#-»

osly from the 4aU of their- ia*

0*itib. Tonaslow a: f.cilul I6r ednoatioa, each asf OvAlnoif, Ar. Qallury, lirtrj, Mu» »lcal ihrtrva-ory, ao. KorcSroniar. oitt'ain.ng fall lafbrtuwiioa, addreaa bO&OU, Fuu^b* kotef®,'V. T.

PlUslTIOK,

rn-i LOWEST PRICES! loWSLL Jt OO.. A«Tertbla« ACMU,

Ur 40r(aric StW lOfk, ar« ouablea, by their SBCCial CjSlTMtS pabti*h«'-s, to loswrt au aJrartiMmoai iu icostof the tesdlar* scalar or politic news papers tt» SaMurnwesiera and MiMleaiatse, at less than ooebalf to* au» tt would oostt. ao the same aaouutof adT*rtlaing, «ltho«t emptying their s-rvic«* 8KMD STAilP for thair ClKttlar and peruss it before •yandtug another duil»r. Tha *P0Clal Adraa* tarn eaaaot. he offered except apua oruer* j.iaoueUngu from $90 efWdt, bat ordors for any amount from $i upw.rdi, will bo recelTdd an4.exacnt«d at the regBlW pricei of the newspaper la which the advertisement la to appear, fur $00 sreoaii giro mote artTertlslng thau can be otherwise obtained for gtfO.

For

information

how we are able to do this, aik tha Editor Of this Paper, aad he will explain.

GOOD PAT F0K DOING GU0D.

Magnificent Premiums A

Q00DA7TIVE MAN OB WbilAN M#nt«d In erery n»ittlii*orhbod, to Chuva.e for the weekly PttAlBLE FAB^Hl Thaot.li st aad beet igrlcaitaral. fiortieultnral and Family Paper puciUuiJ ir, tbA gruut Kjrtnwut. Pf.ce ouly tH per year. Qpldddld Pawtlusts 'gl'au to Agents, antigritait cato all new 8:ibibrlb(r». eelnion ooplee ieot free to a&y add A si. ""rftlll u-»rtlcnlar«,

THE PB4IBU: FAE5IEB CO Cticago, lliluota.

AZYOOS! Tunc nt^gtflUcently illni'rsted Kit31cal Books, contnlalog important PBjsiological Information, 'or M"n and Women, sant fre« oa receipt rf 13 cents, by addrws'ng the Secretary of the New York Ifffdicsl XJnivcrsity, No, JO Clinton l'lace, FeW Tork Citf.

AGENTST»iritgries,Jroai

WANTED FOB

"Beyond the Mta-

U8tppl," A Coitiprele Hlaturjr uf tho New States auu the Great Blrer to the Great Ocean.

LUe aod Advonture on Pr*irlaJ. JJfonntalns, and tb« Pacific ast. With over 200 Eogre.Tlngs of thaSsenjry,. Cities, Lmdt, MiQes, People and Oariositisj vf tiie Gfe.it I^oat, Iti teady"said with an increased

Cmu.l*friouf

m&ko it the best sub*

s:rl ll .n Book publi»hpd. 8?n«l for eirenbrs.— Address NATIONAL PCPXiSUlNG CO., Ciccianall. O Ciiica^o, X11., or St. Xiouls, Mo.

LIST OF NEWSPAPERS.

OMPIiETE I^ISTS of a'l palbicatliBS Utoed in tba Twenty Aortbcra Mates biv» been published, and "ill d» p«ut to any ad r^s on reoelDt of pjice, Two Dollars. A list for any one fttatecan ae

h*i f*r

DWALTis,

......Dee.

CONSULTATION FREE. and terms, of treatment within reac* of alf. Jr. HALE Is a regular G.-adwt« of ModWne and Surgery, and tfce Ajithor of th« SIW MUftBr. OD of Treatment for Disoasea of the. Ala

Would reapeetlaWy rater thueajrtyfsrf, to tho follow Ml rsoonxihla citisana J. M. JfcpreditJi, JonhKlaervvBTnell^Col: KcLean,

iii cent*, or a abaction of

utuiy FivaSnrw or 0 «e Dollar, Address t}, P. IR0W8LL m, PMlUlien of Advertisers Ga JfttfoAcw lerk.

A rn I a—mmmm»

KOS.HOS!

A Cnrlotis Medical Book ,..PrIc« 25 Oests. Address Prof. JO :'N-VANuiiiiPO Jli.M D., Kew fork Medical University. 30 UUntoa Piace New York City. iijfr-

fc5f

BBADSTREET'S J/ ivraorso

Bobberitfoaldiog and Weather Strips The best, cheapest aad Weuili^r Strips in the usrlt:t.

EICIonlySlerlcctraia

QUL

snow, cold

air and dnst. ,1'rlc r«dac to Ageuts- Thn a.Jj isbryond anything a?«.r offered, iiead for un Agent's Circular.

J. BRAnSiBKST & CO.,

87 STassauSt. N. 5T W^ibiugtoD St., D.wton

TO PEE D\T

SLE£

Agents w.intd

Vl" »-ri wtici -, io Ml our Patent Kveriasting Warn WibsCi«th LINKS. -E^ry hcu^e*ue tboaidus. it."—If.

7. T.ibunt.

''Wo baro «eu

Huiedand it gives eutiie miisfaction."—

REVOLUTION i\

LADLED,and

if. 7.

Crista* AiwoaiJU tha P.t«ot ffn C.u hes Lin* isall tt iturpirts to b• '"—y. Y. I drp ndtni' address tha AUEB.CAV WlUa.t.0,. 10-Biiwd-way, Waw Turk.

yon can reciTe for tha sam of O.VE DOI.LAR

Iferlno Aip*w«

S.m«S,

Shawls, Bala

morals, Itl»en Gojds, E uoosiod T«tl? Covers, W«tchvst JeatUry, 8 Ttr PUted Ware, Sowing Machines, &o. A^ml «(u^ of tan or mor«, with (en ceatsfor eacta d'senpuT^chook, and the gtternpof tba olub will re aiv* a present rih 99 to SS00, accortlog to the ontuber sent. Ag«uta wanted everjwhere. Circnlara seat free. Addr«as PABKEK A CO., «u:ce rs to GBAUAM A CO.. 04 and 1 PodtMMl street 8«ion.

ONE DOLUS! ONE DOLL AH I ^QBXTS \*A»ri»

Tetywbere for oor Ona

Slullar «il'

Vi IB irifrnlara.

,w 1 60

(Patch, a Sat, a 8ti*wl, flsud cams end u.ars giving tall

rn.r.tcnUm, lUmt

A OO..ST2 iTashiagtoa Street Bos]

ton. W»es.

O S S PA

RtXIOIOKTSNT*TKt

...Oct. WOT.

PAS-

S40ta, which snacaada wbara all other maaas have faUad.and IsaertaiSly worthy of trial.

John

Ch»»-

bara! Wa. Coatea, Cat. Ai«*nder, N and )B* hnndrad oth«% dl8dw4w

ATOTIOE of APPOINTMK^'^ ll O* ASSIGNEE. DwsKtn Inusi, IS,

At terra Hanu, Dao* -It, A. D.t 1S! Tb. *MU of Vigo,and State of Indiana,

plontmeot as Hau aotr, county of Vigo,— In tain Diatrwt who has rapt, apon his own pe Court

D., 196T.J bis ap* Terre withbank*

sjwen adjndgad a el^on, by the

sfld District.

District

AkjISwSw HABTIN HOLLINGIB, Aasignas.

ENT fcCBEW"

MSTENEO StEfOH 3IS' IS. So^d bv tho •r»rfo *en»r-ll». Man'aentreed by W BAB COV, East Hampton,

C.'on-cticnt.

P.TC0MAK0Y,

OB BOtlt CHABMING

either may fa»€iuale aid Kftla tbe lova aad attoctleos of any por»oi» they choose, Instant lr. This mplo meatai acqnir«neit all o%o pos* tese, lree, by mail, fo' 25c«"ut«, together with a guide to the unm*r'-l»d of both iU'l. A qu«er, ezrltinsr book 100,000 copies sold. Address T. WILLIAM 4 CO., Book Publish r*. Philadeldhia.

ISEASBB OF,TBE GENITAL OB"AN3.-Dr. 907

BroaHway,

N. Y..

DCTJ'esnar.

ttcalar attention to all D'srases ccnllar to t1*®^ organs in both saxes. Sen* stamp for acironlar.

WE ARE COMING,

And will pTsseot to »ny person sendirg ns a club ia onr Great One Dollar Saiaof DryaaJ'au.y Goods, Ao., a Silk Unas Pattern, Ptoca of tia..'. Ing, Watch, ac. free of cost. Catalogue of .u«, and sample, sent to any address fr»e. A rass ALLfcN, JJAWikC) A Cu,, federal St., Boston, Mass. f. O. B»x Jli5.

«E«V8 fAPCIM OF TUB

VNlrr.l» A compieu list of great valtut to adrertisers, s.-» Adier tlsera UiUCtftte for ueetftuoer. Pncoii corns, or9J per wr ia «llMi«. Ad«lr as U. P. BOWKlili CO., PubliKbTS, S«w fork.

ft is tiie Be^ tLace offered io Agents! Ona'or two* days' trtfia wili secure a good (Sewing siachlae* Watch^ tiut Dn«s, Bevolrer, ?r Some other Itticfe If equal value, Free of Cast.

Agvntt wactud everywhere, mala and female,

fot

the best One Dollar Pawnbroker'* ealo in tba oonntry. tend fox .Circular, s. TuUlirioN A CO, 80 UanovtrVtreot. Bjatou, H*»S.

A Physiological Vcw of Marriage, The Cheapest Book Ever I*ubtished I Ooatafatnc a early Three Hundred Pages

And UiO fiM-ptwCM and awgewvinge Of

tie

Anatomy or the Human Organs io a state or He*ltk»ad Diabase, w-1h a'trcid-o an Karty Errors, its DupU r»x.le Uju^q.i»in5cS upon tha JHind and Body, with tse. Author's Tri-*'.su«u: —theotitf ratiun«l and 8t»cci«i(nl mods of C'ura, as shown by the report af cases treated. A truthful adviser to the marrte I' and those con torn plattog marrt.ge, wha entcrtaiit doubts

thtii-

pbrSical eAmtitinu. trw of PnRt tga to any atldrejs.'da rWeipcofS®c»Bt#Ji«-stauip* or poets I currency, by addteesing tf^ CJtOIX, iio. ai ilaiim liiaf, Albany, it. If. The autlm uisy b« consulted upoa any of tho diseases upon whkb his book ticuts.oit jer poraoi-ally or by mail.— Medicines seat to any part of the world.