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WEEKLY EXPRESS

Wednesday Morning Hsrcb 4th,01868

-Republican

State Ticket.

von OOVSBHOB,

Cot. CONBAD BAKEB, of Vanderburgh. TOR UIMSANT-OOVEKNOB, Cot. Willi" CUMBACK, of Decatur.

FOE 8BCHETABY OP STATE,

MAJOR MAX. T. A. HOFFMAN, of Cass. FOTT ACDITOE OF STATE. MAJOR JOHN D. EVANS, of Hamilton.

FOE TREABCBER OF STATE,

°ESERAL NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martin. L-OB CLE^T OF THE SUPREME COURT, OLOXEL THEODOBE W. McOOY, of Clarke, roa REPORTER Or THE gUPHKXE COURT

Colonel JAMBS B. BLACK] of Marion. 1-0R ATTORHKY

OJiNERAI/,

D. E. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. ROR BUFERINTEKDENT OF PUBLIC IS8TUCTI0W, BARNABAS 0. H0BB8, of Wayne,

FOR ELECTORS AT LARTIE, THOMAS H. NELSON, of Vigo, BENJAMIN F. CLAYPOOL, of Fayette.

FOR ELECTOR, SIXTH DISTRICT, CAPTAIN E. E. ROSE, of Lawrence. CONTINGENT, COLONEL JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene.

THE NEWS.

OOLD closed in New York yesterday evening at

wya@m}4. TJIF. steamers M. S. Mepliam and Fanny Scott "were burned at the levee at St. Louis yesterday morning.

GEN. HANCOCK replies to Gen. Grant's last order at length, and says ho will execute the order, but says nothing of wishing to be relieved.

AT the municipal election In Newport, Ken tucky, on Monday, the whole Union ticket was elocted. The vote was tho largest oyer polled at that jilace.

AJWCBS from South America report tho death of Px-Governor Dfina, of Maine. Six othor reel dents of Maine also died within a few dayc, all of

cholera. THE most furious gale and Hnow storm of the soason sot in at Toledo on Sunday afternoon and continued at last reports. The snow is badly .Iriftcd and all railroads in the vicinity more or less obstructed.

THK delegates elected by the Republicans of Hamilton county, Ohio, to attend the State Con vention at Columbus oa the 4th of March, are unanimously in favor of Geo. Grant for President

THE Wliisky Meter Committeo has concluded its examination of ten different inventions and ar rivnd at tho conclusion that no machine is yet found that will prevent fraud while the tax is

two dollars per gallon. GEN. HANCOCK has asked to bo relieved from command of tho 6th Military District. The Presi dent has dispatches asking him not to reliov Ueu Hancock. The trouble has arisen from Gen Grant's Into order reinating the Now Orlean Councils over Hancock's order.

A HEAVY rain accompanied by thundor and lightning fell nearly all day Sunday at St. Louis Boforo daylight yesterday morning the rain turned to snow, tho storm coming from the Northwest The rain of Sunday was goneral west of St. Louis and considerable snow fell at different points.

In the Senate on Saturday Mr. Thayer intro duced a bill to abolish the office of Adjutant General of the Army.

THK Republican Convention of Berks Co., Pa resolved in favor of Gon. Grant for President, an ex-Governor Curtin for Yice President.

Tun California State Senate on Friday passed a resolution favoring Congressional action and the impeachment of the President.

Two sifiTKiis aged 18 and 16 years, residing noar South Groveland, Mass., were drowned on Wednesday night by breaking through the ice while attempting to cross a brook.

A DOUBLE guard has been placed at all the entrances to the War Department. Two Commissioned officers are stationed inside, and a double lino of troops encircle the building.

THE amount to be paid into tho Treasury from sales of confiscated and captured cotton, under provision of the bill which passed tho Senate Friday i? nearly $30,000,000.

A WASHINGTON special says business of an official character will probably be suspended between the Senate and tho Prestdent until the conclusion of hia trial.

ABOUT forty members of tho House have entered their names with tho Speaker as candidates for the floor on the discussion of the impeachment articles. Each spoakor Will be limited by rule to fifteen minutes.

THE Republican State Central Committee of California being dissatisfied with the action of tho Union Central Committee, have resolved to send delegates to tho Republican National Convention, and nominate Presidential electors.

A RESOLUTION introduced by Mr. Snmner, proposing that tho Senato should hold no intercourse with the President, in view of the fact that the House of Representatives had declared in favor of his impeachment, was voted down.

AFTER the reading of the articles of impeachment in the House Mr. Jenckes gave notice of his intention to offor amendments to the articles. Mr. Boutwell suggested that ho embody his views in separate articles, and Mr. Jonckes said he

would. Tiu: Mayor of Philadelphia is authorized to take possession of the Gas Works which have been heretofore managed by Trustees, the works to bo managed hereafter as a department of tho city government. Tho Trustoes will resist the seizure by force, having already filed a bill in Qour against It.

ON Saturday in tho Senate Mr. Davis offered substitute for Mr. Howard's report from the select Committeo on Impeaohment, providing that tho Senate should not tako action as to Impeachment until all the States are represented. The motion was lost, McCreery and Davis only, Toting in the affirmative.

FOUNBT'S PHERB says, 76 of tho 101 delegates elected to tho Pennsylvania Republican State Convent ion of the 11th of March, have declared for or been instructed to voto for ex-Govern»r Onrtin Tor Vice President, 13 for Mr. Grow, 8 for Gov. Geary and 4 nndecidod. Of tho remaining delegates to bo clected the friends of Gov. Cnrtln confidently claim the majority.

A riHE broke out yesterday morning in Barnuin's Museum, New York, in tho portion occupied by Vaii Ambuig.s Menagerie. So rapidly did the flames spread it was found imposSjble to save any of the larger atjiuials. The Giraffe and a few «mailer animals "BRTed. The loss on tho Museum and contents^ including the Menagerie. will amount to. 8 "00,000. Insured, but to what extent is not known.

TnK Missouri Pacific Railroad will not, it is said, bo seized, for the reason that the Governor has no right to seize, nor be sold, tis thq State Legislature has no right to sell before tho Dresden bounty matures, in 1871. Tho Kansas Pacific Kail road Company offer $4,000,000 for tho-road, an agree to pay its indebtedness, which is $4,000,000 more.

THE

THK

Soir do Too like lt?

Tiie

LaFayette Journal very sugges

tively inquires of the Douglas Democrats how they will like to sit down in the .National -Democratic Convention with tbe same men who, in 1860, slaughtered their great leader.

We notice, in looking over the list of delegates from Kentucky, .that four of them bold positions in tho rebel army, and that one of them was a member of the confederate Congress.

Colonel

THERE

THK

MCCBECBY,

of one of the Mountain districts, was first chosen elector, but, there being so many Radicals in it, he concluded to decline.— He was therefore chosen a delegate to the National Democratic Convention, to which body it was undoubtedly supposed his past rebel record would not be distasteful. We are not disposed to dispute the correctness of tho supposition.

is talk of removing the bodies

of the two hundred and twenty Confede rate officers buried on Johnson's Island to some cemetery near Sandusky, on the mainland but the project does not seem to meet with favor from theSanduskian's.

THE

St. Louis Republican .says that

General

JOHN

GRAY

No Hesiatance.

WhileJit is well enough for Congress to be assurod, and for traitors to understand that the sturdy patriots of the North are roady to respond on the instant, if called to defend the Constitution and laws tire country, we bare not supposed, and do not believe, that tho trial of

JOHNSON

COBB,

"the"poor old man has 'gone

up' at last"

New Albany Commercial learns

that military companies are being organ-, ized throughout Kentucky, some openly, others secretly, with a view to aiding the plans and the necessities of the President in the event that he inaugurates revolution. One would naturally conclude that Kentucky had enjoyed enough of the pleasures of war to satisfy her, but it seems not. We apprehend Andrew will not enjoy the privilege of organizing another rebellion.

is a matter of devout gratitude that ANDREW JOHNSON is about to be deposed from an eminence which he has-disgraced from the beginning, and which he can only continue to disgrace to the end. Let him sink to an obscurity from which he ought never to have emerged, and in a short time, be will find his level among the "low white Hash" and the drunken tribes of T«Tnn5fHQ6, WhBrrtlB of right belongs.

ANDREW JOHNSON'S

LaFayotte Journal announces the

successful inauguration of tho campaign by the organization of a Grant Club in that city. This is as it should be. Wo hope othor localities will move at ouce in this matter until there is not & school district in the State which is not organized into a club. Let these club3 be used for no other purposo except to advanco the interests of true Republicanism.

Republicans propose to proceed in

a perfectly constitutional way—the only •way in iho Constitution—to ascertain whether

AXIIREW JOHNSON

is guilty

crimes and misdemeanors warranting hii impeachment. The Democrats all. osrer8 tho country are. telegraphing him offers of assistance if he will resist this proceed ing. Which is the constitutional, law And order party ..

hatfe a model President of a great Republic—one who sets a fine example of obedience to law where law is everything in theory,'and where it ought to be everything in practice alsoJ Yet this insolent upstart lauglisat law and law-makers, and insults a law-abiding people by bis highhanded and illegal acts, every day and dares to te^, juur.jpyal Congressmen to their teeth tBat

,fthey

THE

are fat^itics-and

traitors woree than Lee or Jeff. Davis, and ought to bo hung at the ot.ber.ond of. the same line.'1

open fury-of hot-headed but mis-

guidod rebfels might be pitied while it was deplored the slaughter of millions of the people on both sides, though irreparable, might b6 endur&d the loss of property aad the enormous burden of the public debt were evils which, though great, were unavoidable under the cir* cumsiances but when all these evils were being repaired, when efforts were being made to establish public justioe and build up our empire on its solid basis, what excuse for

ANDREW JOHNSON,

the wretch

who deliberately, and for the grovelsng object of his own aggrandizement, ihas foresworn his principles, betrayed the party that elevated nim ,to undeserved honors, betrayed his country, and used the power of his position.—his "bad emi« nence"—\o precipitate it once more into anarchy His is a crime for which no legislation can adequately apply a, punishment. «uv

The Iron Clad Oath.

The onslaught of the

EXPRESS

has withheld near

ly $100,000 of the money .paid by the General Government to tho State. Gray was appointed agent to see after the collection of six millions and a half due the State, and the Governor contracted to allow him one and a half.per cent, on all he could obtain. The compensation for a few days' work wus .certainly very liberal.

DAVIS

ANDBBW

and his removal from office will

occasion any necessity" for the sei vices: of -armed mon. JoHiNson's course has been such as to'satisfy honest men, of all par. ties, of his entiro unfitness for the office to which tho assassination of Mr.

LINCOLN

elevated him-. The leader? of the Demo cratic party are not in the loast disposed to sustain Jiim. The Herald has dropped him in disgust and contemptuously spit upon him. The World reads him severe lectures on the bungling mismanagement of which he has been guilty, as viewed from tho Democratic', stand-point. "The poor old man" is traveling, with accelora ted velocity, down hill, and even those who have bowed, scrapoi and cringed about him for crumbs of official patronage, are among the first to help him along the descending grade by deftly applied kicks aposieriori. "His placer of fat offices is worked out and ho may go hang," is the motto of the grateful Democracy! Such is their political ethics towards tho man to whom the party is indebted for every breath of lifo it draws, towards the man who exhumed the carcass of democracy from the grave where the righteous indignation of an outraged people had sent it, and galvanized it into a fitful existence by letting the odor of public plunder steal gently athwart its cold nose. They tfill let him pack up and "vamouse" without even a show of sympathy, a spectacle to Gods and men of ingratitude approaching the sublime, As he "silently Bteals away" to an infamy that will be perennial the' only word of condoloiice that will fall on his aching ear will bo the. quavering notes of the faded

against

Senator Hendricks for his opposition to the extra-judicial, iron-clad oath passed by Congress, several years ago, is well answered by the remarks of the Senator on the question, as reproduced and emphasized by the

EXPRESS,

as follows:

Whoever cornea here being elected and having the qualifications prescribed by the Qo^itutionhas a right to his seat and his State may well demand it for him. The right of his State to be represented by him is conferred by the Constitution, and cannot be denied or impaired by any rule of this body or by any act of Congress

It strikes us that all sensible people will consider the Senator's reasons as ample and conclusive. Any man elected Senator, "having the qualifications prescribed by the Constitution, has a right to his seat." This doctrine is unimpeachable and the

may butt its brains out

in the vain endeavor to break it down in the minds of the people.—Jmtrnal. We are glad to see the Journal come up so squarely to the mark in a full endorsement of a principle which, had the Democracy a majority in the National Legislature, would insure the admission of any rebel who might be sent there as a Senator or Representative. There is nothing in the "qualifications prescribed by the Constitution," which would exclude

DAVIS, STEPHENS, PIRATE SEMMKS, YELLOW FEVER BLACKBURN, MOSBT, QUANTBELL, MCNAIBY,

rebel, pirjite, guerrilla or murderer, who might be "elected to the Senate or House, as a suitable acknowledgment of his distinguished services in the "lost cause." HENDRICKS thinks such men good enough to make laws for the loyal people of In diana, the Journal fully endorses the sen timent. We don't believe the masses of the Democratic party are quite ready to see EES'.

returned to his old seat

in the Senate, though

HENDRICKS

ANDREW JOHNSON

say a

chief efforts have

been directed in denouncing and cursing the loyal masses and their representatives whether in Congress or in any office trust, and of ousting them whenever he had the power, and attempting to put rebels and traitors in their place resisting the letter and spirit of the Constitution and the law, at every turn and now, at last, he becomos openly defiant, by treating the law as a cobweb, and driving his chariot through it with a whoop of ontempt, as if it were not made for him, but for tho small fry of humanity whom alone it was strong enough to inthra)!.

before them,

the people will declare him guilty or not guilty. Before the people then,

ANDREW JOHN

SON stands impeached as a man not fit to be President of the United States. We charge that his conduct throughout the entire course of his career from the time ho left Nashville,,to_assume_ the oath of office as Vice President, proves him not fit to be President of a Christian and civilized people. We charge that his total disregard of the truth proves him not fl tfo be President of an honest and troth loving people. We Charge that the blow he has aimeil at liberty, patriotism an loyalty prove him not fit to be Presiden of a liberty»loving, patriotic and loya people. We cite his Tecord, fresh in the minds of the people, in proof of these charges, all and singular, and confidently wait the verdict.

FRUIT TREES.—Mr.

Editor: Wo wish

little more about fruit trees. In

our last we spoke of planting fruit trees. In this we propose to say something about the way the farmer procures them, which may be of some benefit to them in the future. As we consider they are often imposed on by peddlers and pretended tree agents, who represent that their nursery is the largest in the country, and that they cannot procure fine fruits from any other source, often making the statc^ mout that they cultivate their thousands of acres in their Nursery, when it is a well known fact that there is no Nursery in thi& country, or any other, that contains much over 300 acre?, and that very seldom over one-fourth or one-third is ever covered with young stock ready for market at any one time. Yet these smooth tonguod impostors tell the farmer a falsehood to get to sell them, often some fruit trees at a high price, which, three times out of Four will prove almost worthless in this climate as they generally buy of the Nurseryman such stock as he has a surplus, ef which bis home customers would act buy. There are other disadvantages ho labors under. The trees are often shipped long distances and the roots laid out exposed to the drying winds 6t the frost over night. In the latter case they look well enftugh except to* tfcS" expefTenced eye.—

The purchaser will take thom bflmeand they, will leaf out, but make no wood and then die. The planter will-wonder what is the matter with his trees the great trouble is be has given bis order to

We said there are thousands of trees grown here more than the demand requires such is the fact, and within two miles of the city, and of the choicest kinds of fruit", and shipped to other parts, iforth, South, East and West. We have kaCFwn them shipped East aad returned back bore filled in orders taken by agents and othew wt this pakfcerf the cooiitrj^Jfae

purchaser paying a much higher price

MONTROSE,

JKFF

or any other

and

the Journal, by their own declarations

The Grander Trial.

The St. Louis Democrat says that "while the solemn inquest goes on in the Senate Chamber another and grander trial will take place, not before fifty-six Senators in court of impeachment, but be fore thirty millions of people throughout the land."

This is the proper view of the subject for the accused is the servant of the pee pie. Every American citizen is one of his judges. In the palaces of the rich and in tho cabins of the poor, by the shores of the Atlantic, by tho banks of the Mississippi, and within sound of the pulsations of the Pacific, in the silent thought of individuals, in the conversa tiou of citizens, in the crowded markets, and in the thronged meetings, the groat trial will go on, day by day.

The verdict of the Senate will determine the official career of the accused, but the verdict of the people will pass into history and make him honorable or infamous in allgtime to come. The Senate will decide upon a narrow question of law, the pec pie will pass upon the whole official con duct of

ANDREW JOHNSON

and will decide

whether such a man ought to continue the President of the United States. In that greater trial, the character and motives of the man will be weighed, his pledges and his performance will be put Sid« by side his opportunities and his obligations will not be forgotten in judging £Hf his acts the honor of the nation as welj as its law and its safety will be remembered and with the whole Executive career of

than

hey would if they had procured them of the person who grew them, gThere is no more consifitonff' in the farmer sending to If ew York to procure his treerand vines than there would bo in the merchant to serid to Pittsburg to buy his nails after our immense nail factory gets into operation, #ith its capacity to turn out its hundreds of kegs of nails per day, which wo don't think any of them will be apt to do, as they And it .to their interest to know where they can bo pror cured at the smallest cost.

Our Fanners' Club is having its regular weekly meetings, which arovery interest* ng to those in attendance and the membership is still increasing. It glides along smoothly, gathering more strength at every turn, like a brook in the mountains, and throwing of its sprays of light, so that he who wishes to partake can come" and do so. The meetings are usually held on every Monday night, in or near Montrose and all are invited to attend who feel interested.

WM. PATRICK.

near Terre Haute, March

are glad to learn that Col. Henry C. Iteming, who Was much distinguished in tho last Congress for his eloquence and power in debate, and who jwas greatly instrumental in procuring the passage of the act creating the office of Lieutenant General, has been engaged for some time on a'life of General Grant.

The terms of intimacy and confidence which subsist between the eloquent author and Grant and his friends—Washburn, of Ills., Gov. Gates and others—give him greater faciliiias in his labor than any other writer could have.

Those who have seen portions of the manuscript speak of it as being written with great power and of absorbing interQSt

This will probably be the Life of Grant, for wide and general circulation. We learn that it will be published by S. Scranton & Co., Hartford, Connecticut, and the National Publishing Company Cincinnati, Ohio.

PALMER'S CARMINE TABLET

is tho most

convenient and harmless Rouge a lady can apply. Applied dry, and it is roadily removed. Appliod with a damp cloth aad no amount of washing will entirely remove the delicate roseate hue imparted to the complexion by its use. dwlw

~As THE Nightingale's warbling tran scends all tho other musi^of the grove so Phalon's "FLOR DE

MAYO"

excels all

Soral perfumes. The fiagrance of Eve' flower in Eden, decked with the first roses that ever bloomed, could not have been richer or purer than tho scent of this be witching extract. Sold by all druggists

"Throw physic to the dogs I'll none ofit. To make assurance doubly sure I'll take"—PLANTATION BITTKBS.

They nevor fail.

This great Stomachic Healor is just what the people need. It is a remedy they can rely on. For Dyspepsia, Heart burn, Headache, Dizziness, Ague, Liver Complaints, Pains in the Side and Back it has no equal not the least among its virtues is its extreme pleasantness to the taste and immediate beneficial effect. Try it, suffering Dyspeptics, and be cured.— Such are tho assertions of those situated to know. From the vast amount, of this article sold, it must have great merit.

AGNOLI A W ATER.—Adelightful toilet article—superior to Cologne and at half the price. 26doodw2w,

NEW YOBK MARKET.

By Telegraph.1 Nsw Yoaa, March 3.

FLOUR—Closed more Bteady and a shade firm er. WA EAT—Closed firmer at ?2 43 for No 2, and 2 49@2 62 for No. 1

Spring.' ...

BYE—Quiet at SI 87@1 88 for westerQOATS—Very flrm at 82 for western in store. CORN—Active and firm at 81 20(5)1 22 for new mixed western afloat and 1 21@1 23 for old mixed western in store and delivered.

PORK—Steady and firm at 23 12%@23 25 for old mess, 24 62}£@24 75 for new mess and 25 for April.

BEEF—Quiet and steady. ,, OUT MEATS—Quiet and uuchaug&d. BACON—Dull, slightly In Wi^erafavor. LABD—Dull and heavy at 16@1G% for fair to prime steam and kettle.

COTTON—In fair demand at 22%@23.

STOCK MARKET.

By Telegraph.] NEW YORK, March 8 Gold opened at 141 and closed firm at 141 141J4-

Henry O lews & Co qootatdons: Coupons '81 lll@lll%, do. '62 111 '04 108@108£, do. 65 I08%@l0gj£, do7 new 10054(^107, do. '67 107@107%, 10-40rs 101 101%, 7-30's 105%@108}£.

furnish the following 4:30

Barley, Rye,

110)4,

QINSENG—Ginseng, per lb HIDES AND FURS—Green trimmed, $

Green salted, trimmed, lb Dry,

some

stranger whom he may never see again, when there are thousand# of trees grown close at home more than the demand re-quires-—which he is a ot-a ware of—partially owing to the fact that only about one half of the farmers take their home paper so they go it blind, and often loose enough in one trade to pay for their county paper two, three or five years.

CmCIWWATI MABKBT. By Tel.''gr*Pil-l CraoiMATi, March 8. FLODi^—Dull, fomily at Sll@ll 25.

WHEAT--Dull, No 1 red winter at 92 45. OOBN-In §«d at 83 for ear. & OATS-Wrin »WforNoL Jf'

Canton 62%, Cumberland 3 3££@35, Wells Ex press 40J^@4l, American 69^071, Adams

"75, United States 75%@7J, Merchant's Union 35@35%, Quicksilver 21%@22%, Mariposa 7@8. Pacific Mail 109^9109)|, Atlantic 97%@93i^ Western Union Telegraph 33%@34, N. Y. 0.128@ 128%, Erie 68@68%, do preferred 76@77, Hndson J41®142, Reading 93J^@93%, Ohio and Mississippi 30%®%, Wabash 4G@47, St. Paul 62@52J4, do preferred 07, M. C. 112@% M. S. 91%®91V

Michigan Central 113, Terre Uaute preferred 73)^

TERRE HAUTE MARKET.

TEHEE HAUTE, Tuesday, March 3.

The figures below represent the prices paid by grooers and other dealers for the articles namod BEESWAX—Yellow BEANS-Prime white bu 3 00@8 60

Common ^®1 00 BUTTER—Choice yellow, in rolls $ lb... 25@30 White and yeliew, TOiiatbccW-"... 11@15

Coobing

EGOS—Fresh, $doz FEATHEBS—Live geese, lb Old, FL6UB—Fancy brands, $ bbl

Family, Superfine, Bye, Buckwheat $ 100 fl8.... Corn meal, new $ bush.

18@20 55@&: 10@40 13 60 11 50 9 00 9 00

.3 60@4 00

:. ~«f?0

FRBIT—Apples, dried, $ bnsh Apples, green, Peaches, dried, halves, bu quarters GRAIN—Wheat, $ bushel

•1- 00

2 50

*2 25

.2 25@ 2" 70@7!

Corn, now, .... ._ old, Oats,

45@n0 1 00 to 36

Buckwheat

..- 14@15 15@lt 10@er so 15 .1 50®4 00 36@75 85@30

Sheep pelts, each Defer Skins, dry, lb., green 1^Prime Otter

Fox, red... grey.

Mink 1 00@3 00 Opossum & ." Raccoon u—.10($90

Husk rat .6012

LEATHER—Hemlock sole ^0§3S Oak «@50 Upper per side ..........4 50@o 50

Domestic kip lb.. 800136 Calf." "....:......v -.1 65@1 85 ips ...1 23(31 76 ...... 86@2 40 «@46

French kips Calf. Harness leathor..... Skirting ...... .. Bridle per side....... 6 00@5 p0

bush..".

...i..,/...l

£0(^2 I

"ONIONS—Sound, per CODLTBX—IJITO chickens, old^^doz. Lire chickens, young, per dol.....'.

3J5 r-75

Turkeys, each........#"'........ Ducks, per doc Geesoe,"*' Dressed

POf ATOES—Good RAGS—Cotton, per SEED—Clover, per bnsh....

Timothy,

Flaxseed, per 66 Tbs

SUNDRIES—Copper, Brass, Wrought iron,"'"..."..

Cast,

76$1 00 2 20

.3 00

Chickinsrper

Jbv..

Turkeys, "..... Dock* Geeset

12^1U

T300@l 26

i-75

44 1

Hickory nuts, fl bush i'eouis, lb —........ Prime country- lurd-.i--..-..•••--?•- W@t-TALLOW-^Tallow

The daring the pMt bu boon quiet. Choict butter ip fjjr request at qnotattons. Sggs iii fklt demand.*" Dried fruit dull. Bacon dull. Poultry dull, except are in good demand.

Qn^ettod unchanged, No 1 f«l at

^COTTOW— FirmoT middling held at 21. TdBACCO—Firmer and demand got* at Iwi

r°WHISKY—Irregnlar,

selling at $1 60Q2 20 do

a id a in to an PORK—Kets quiet, not .*nnch demand, old held at 823 60@24, new 21 25@24 60 but in absence of sales these rates are nominal.

BULK MEATS—Quiet, leas .demand and rater more disposition to sell at 10 and 12 for •honldera and sides and 13%£ for hams.

BACON—Firm and quiot, shoofders at U%, sides lS^lHX, clear rib and c. ear 15, UMM are tho rates asked. Plain hams 15, Jngar cured "@1S. .. liABD—Dull, nothing doing, it can be bought

atBl$TER—Seated

and la demand at 40046 for

fresh. EGGS—Firm at 28. SUGAR—Iu fair demand and the market Arm at 13@16c for raw, and 18c for hard rofined.

COFFEE—Firm at21(c*26%°MOLASSES—85@90c for New Orleans. CLOVER SEED—Quiet and prices drooping at $12 75(i|13.

LINSEED OIL-At 119. LARD OIL—Advanced to $1 25@1 30 for So 1 aud extra.

PETROLEUM—At42@44 for refined free. TIMOTHY—At $2 40@2 CO. BEANS—Are very scarce and sell at S6, GOLD—141 buying.

SPECIAL NOTICES-

MADAME OEMOBKSrS CORSETS, TBR BEST IN C8K—ALL 81**8, AT TUELL, RIPLEY St. CO'S Full lines of Cocheco and other standard Prints ju»t opening.

Lonsdale, Wamsatta,. an I other standard make* ef Bleached Goods, in full assortment. TOELL, RIPLEY GO'S,

Oothorfcth amd Main St., Terre Hante, ind.

The Miserable® -i

Of Oiii^right JiKd~chterf«l ttotld ari thi Dglpeptiei. Without a good digestion there oan neither be fcodily comfort nor mental enjoyment.

Between the stomaoh and the brain, there lift close and wonderful alliance. If the one la disordered the other is gloemy, dejected, incapable of effort, aud indifferent to all that makes Ufa agreeable to the healthy. ,.h

Is this a condition that any rational human being is williug to endure, whon the means of oertain, immediate and permanent relief can be Obtained #verywhere

The Dyspeptic has hJs fate in his own hands If ho sliooses to banish forover the disorder that racks his body aud disturbs the mind with nameless horrors he has only to stt.p to the nearest drugstore and procure & suppl/ of HOSTET TEB'S STOMAOH BITTERS.

No phase of Dyspepsia has ever yet resisted the alterative,

to61o

and-•nti-bilHoue-eparation of

this-potent vegetable specific- It literally regenerates the lotharglc stomach rouses Inte healthy action th* dormant liver put* to flight the dismal fancies that beset the mind [gently relieves and regulates the bowels strengthens thn enfeebled nerves restores "the appetite, and makes, as it woie, aNKW cBBATOa* of the dis ponding and debilitated invalid.

Ladies who suffer «rom indigestion have only to take a small dose of till* purs yegetaWe oorrect ive, once 0^ twice a day, to secure entire ox emptijnfrom the pains and penalties of Ik weak stomach and that perfect funoUonal regularity, wUioh but few of the sex uninterruptedly enjoy m4-wlm-col-ntrm.

Dr. TOBIAS'

Celebrated Venetian Liniment,

whose wonderful cures, sure and instantaneous action, in cases of Chronic Bheumatlsm, Headaihe, Toothache, Outs, Burns, Colic, Cramps, Dysentery, etc., have 'astonished the civilized woild. It Is no new catch "penny, but an art! clo that has stood the test of twenty years. The on.ormous sale and rapidly increasing demand is at once tho surest evidence of Its usefulness and popularity. Try and be convince No family should be without a bottle in the house—hundres of dollars, aud many hours of suffering may Be saved by its timely use. Colio, Cramp, and Dyeentery yield at once to its pain-curative properties. It is perfeotly ilinocent, and ean be given to he oldest person or youngest child. No matter, if yoo'have-no confidenue in Patent Me41ciues—try this, and yon will be sure to .buy again: und recommend to yoar frionds.. Hundred* ofPhysicians recomtnend it in their practice. None genuine unless eign^* I. Toblas.'' Prioe 60 cents per bottle. Sold by all the Druggists. Depot, 5G Cortland Street, New York.

Sdiitiuels for Safety.

There is in the ttload-«n independent faculty of seneatlon, which glvea^xpreeaioa bj pain aad inflamttjation when ferelghmatters are present Hence pain and inflammation mean self-protec-tion, and are sentinels For the body's safety.

Aid the blood by BBANDBKTH'8 PILLS, to take ont foreign. mattSrs (impurities,) and your pain, inflammation and sickness will often be a a a a

Miss Consardin, of Beading, Schuylei Oo., N. Y., was.cured of contraction of the arm of over a year's staiidlnp by less than a dolfar's Worth of BBANDBETH'S PILLS:

Princtpal Agency, Bfandreth Hone, New Tort, Sol' by all Druggists.

Fifty Thousand Heads

now clothed with masses of rich black and browB hair would, if they were unfortunately

OFF

from a supply of CHBl8TADOBO*fl DYB, twgta

TURN WHITE

red, and gray. Manhood and beauty, with the one defect iRttholr personal appearance remedied

CRISTAD0R03

HAIR DYE,

r.-Jnico in thoir good fortune, and recommend It to all who require a perfect dyo. Mannfuctured by J. CHISTADORO, 68 Maiden Lano, ow York. Sold by all Druggists. Ap plied by all lts.tr Dreggers. m4dwlm

.Errors of. Tonth.

A Geutloman who suffered for years from Nerv-ous-Debility, Prcqja.turo Decay, and all the effects of youthful indlscrutiop, will, for the sake of sufering humauity, s*nd free to all who need it, the rocoipt and dlreotlouB for makiug the simple remwly by which lie was cured. Shfforers wishing to profit by tliu adfeAtsot-'s tfxporteuce, caa"doao by tddressing, in perfect confidence,

JOHN B. OODBN,

mylOdltaw-wly 42 Cedar St.. N. Y.

Ladios can receive box..of Dr

Velpau's Pills by mail xcalod trom the eyes of the public, by enclosing one dollar and six postage stamps to M. W. Maoombor, Oaneral 1 gent for the United Slates and C»uada«, at Albany, New fork. Jan 8 dwlm

O MARKY OK NOT TO MAK-

Sei-ious Befl-.-otions for Young Hen, in Essays of-the Howard Association, on the Physiological Errors, Abuses and. Diseases indneed by ignorance of Nature's Laws, in tho first age of Man. Sent in sealed Utter envelopes, free of charge.

Addnns, J. SK.ILLRN UOtJGHTON, Howard issociatiou, Philadelphia, .Pa- Cld.w^m

—or—

JAY COOKE & CO., No SJQ WALL SIBBKT,

Comer of Nassau Sireei, New Fork. We buy and eell at the moat liberal current rioos, and keep On hand a IWI supply of OOVrnment BONDS QF ALL ISSUES^. SKYKN HIBTIES, and COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES nd oxecute orders for purchase and sale of f00K8, BONDS aui GOLD.

CONVKJWIONS.

We convert tbe soyoral Issue* of $KV/*:'lPni^is« at the most favorable market ratea fnto TJverwentie^'whlcjs, at" present jrloe of golf, yield holder abent one per cent more Interest per innnm. (Jiroulars with full particulars forplsh-

sdupoa application. myMwly jATveeuAvo.

iNFofcHijiaB.

Iafbrmfttten Ktlirantecol to produce a luxuriant growth cPhatr spoo a bald head or beaMlen'fboe, also a recipe for the removal of Pltai&e. Bioijckee, Eniptions, «to,Aon the shin,leaving the sjime soft, olear and bountiful, tan be obtalnod without cherge by addrosning

XHOd. if. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 823

SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOriTEWLL'S

nirnuu

COUttM

By advertising It to ef pected to gala a notoriety, dan which, no form is better, Mt

laon ZVM CSUraotar aione thatuales nut reljIt la prawned that UM oofctraat ef thb ipteattd preparation, its simplicity, and the freedom with which it may be need wheaevsr there Is the least tickling or irritation ia the throat, In contrast with eld forms, in which oomponents are such, that doees are restrained to two or three time* ft day, Is perfeetly apparent, and la as truly (k« theory, a* Hnnwiu's UIITMBSAI. COUGH BKM•BY is valuable, which Tm F»o»»haTe most clear

ITCH 1 ITCH ITCH I SCRATCH I SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH in from 10 to 48 boars. WMH*) WilMit cures Tilt Ittfc, TThmfl fUl-T— cares Mlt Bfeean. fflrtirt Olatacat

Ladies can pocured a box, sealed from the e) of the curious, by enclosing one dollar, and six postage stamps to M, W, AOOMBEK, General Agent for the United States and Oatiadas, at Albany. N. Y., or to any authorised A Kent. Hold oy N Dinggiste in Terr" Haute. u7dwtf

»AT. AGENTS

P/Ct) Hale and Female LocalanerTrffvelifig. Business new, light and honorable. Steady employment the year round," No capital required.

Address, BEEVES A CO., july4wly Ne. T^Naafaa Street, New York

The Great American

SPK£NG 0FENIHG—

w. itYCia

HAYB JUST B1CSIYED

100 ROLLS CMPETS,

Inclaclng ENGLISH and AMIBICA.N

Tapestry, Brussels% Three & tya,

LMgMi"-

Saloons,

B23 BroadwayNew'Tork.

mvltidltawi-wl

TO CONSUMPTIVES..

The Bsv. KDWARD A. 1TILSON Will sejid, of charge) to all who deslro It.'-tho-preecrip-4joD with the diirectioaa fof soaktsig »ti aslitg tW llmple remedy by whleh.be was cured

Four

proved. WHOOMNO Cooou, H&uuuasa, COLDS, Sou THUOAT, and all complaints, which, if negeeted, end In Otiuiisyitfaii, are Its work to enre or relieve, to wbloh Ifee saoat undoubted .teetirnqnials, which maybe Seen at my o®c*,feTly correir orate. JOHN L. HUHNKWKLL, Proprietor,

Practical Ohemiat, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass. Sold by all regular dealers iu Medicine. May" 18 waag nev and feb

enree

Tetter*

mitilM1!Olitwal onrM Barber3* Itefc. IMM OlItMlt cures 014 tores. yiMtlll OMMil enree iTRT KIR# •r IT

MI HV HUB MEK MAGI0.

Price, eeatea bos by mall, 60 cents. Ad4cm WISKS A POTTBB, No, ITS Waak^tgun Street, Boston, Mais: Tor sale by alt DrO|«teto»

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

Ladict fake Particular notice. mi um. mrilu mm riLLs.

WAKHANTKD TBKNOU,

THESEafterwards

PILLS, SO celebrated many years ago In paria, for tho relief of female irregularties, and so notorious tor their criminal employment iu the practice of abortion, are now offered for sale for the first time in America. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from the fact that the originator Dr. Velpean, is mhysidan in Paris, of greaf wealth and strict jonscientloos principles, and haa withheld them, frdm general use, lest they should be employed tor anlawfnl purposes In overcoming female obitrnctions, they seem to be trnly omnipotent, bursting open the Hood gate* from whatever aanse may have stopped them. but they are Cffsred to the pnbllo only for legitimate Me, aad' all agent* are forbidden to sell them when it is understood that the object is unlawful. ~j

AND CHtfilA f"*{f

T^EA COMPANY,

No. 39 Vesey Street,

Established 1840.) NEW YOBK CITY. ((P. O. Box 4263.)

again caution the pnbllo against those many concerns that have spring tip the past few years, that lmmitate oar nasso in part and style of :dolng DaSlneee. ITe have no oonueotfon with any other taoun and we feel assured that the broad principle* ef commerce upon which we continue to transact bnslness wlll. be acceptable to the publio and advantageous to onrseFves. Those desirous of getting up Olnb Order* ({*dtai. especially), wno havefow hours each day tospara oan realise handsome remuneration as we give highest rale of xmmis*ion. Parties cant*a^e| from SOo. to 91 per ponnd, by Purchasing Our Teas which we continue to sell .at the following, prices: Oolong (Black) TOc. 80c, 90:. Beat fl.00 per lb. Mixed (Qreen A BHek) TOo. 80c. 90o. 1.00 English Breakfast, 80o. §Oc. 1.00 SI,10 1.20 ImparlaL(Qreen) 80c.

QOo. lSX)

1.10 1.25

Hyson (Green) 1 Op 1 26 1^60 Yeung Hyson-^flrm) 80o ®lc 100 1 ID '1125 Unoolored Japan &0o 100 110 126 Gunpowder 123 "160" ^.

BtttXoOMll Ilk. U«0 lb, Airtight twin Package* He.

yer lb.

dwlS-*3is v''»'

NEW ADVERTISEM&NT?.

O'd

Wool,i

rains,

Nottingham

a- lung

iloctIon aud thai '1 readed jlisoase Pbnsam jilida.— His only objeiit'ii to iJeneftt

tin

afSleted, and be as Ing.

r? -WHMam»b»£, Kieg* Co. mylOdlUw-wl

lies Yosk.

'ool Dutch,

VewiHan,

Cottage,

Bag,

I/iSfyi V. iii A Hemp, SrOe $Ce-j

Bought slnoe the decline in prloes, and will Se sold on the *am* baai* for )ke present, notwithstanding tbe upward tendency In price*. ..

50,000~RC)LLS 00^

WALL PAPERS

JUST BEOEITED, INCLSDINflf

STAMPS GOLD

(IS MEW DESIGNS.

BRONZE, SATINS, '?[!/.. HKACNDS

BLAMK8,

DECORATIONS

fit OIHCAT VA£I«TT

Private Dw*l}imgs, Halln, Churches,- -7

fiU ti

aft

"WrAavft d^oth-iftoiisMo sii(| t1t tasW tif '^8* most fluHdloae, a* well aa thoee reouirfog mor» display, liet'.vMryiefly iVnM-ilatM we intend offering indncement* to OBI WALL PAPBB1 FBEELT, and do'away with whits Wishing nd going with bare Wall*. r: .* .A

Lace Curtails.

Lonsdale, rM ii.a Hill, and wamsutta

i«o

E A II 8 1 1 8

WHOXJSS4LE PBICBS:

W. I BICE A

STdVES AND TINWAltE- ASTROLOGY. STOVES. iMge Mock and Low Prii

T«RS0»S

Doors South of the Post Office, on fourth Street.

TT^NOWING- that the PnbHe-hftS IV. long demandrd a [better class of Stovee than ha* heretofore been federally offered in this market, S. B. HENDEBSON has this season selected with great care, from the most

Fopalar and Celebrated Patterns, known in the country East or West, an assortment ol Cooking and Heating Stovee, such aa are tmnsty ever collected together is w» Boeser

Aiaoag his stock SBM

Mo Joaad

Stttreofialmect

+tnrf

in the connttr.

proSwlbift 'XaAunKtwirm*

Heatlng and Parlor Motes,

with all the Modern Improvement* and convenience*. Stove* for Office*, Store4,|Cliurchs, Ba/ tels,t7i*^i|:-Keb^ B^rWas^any an#ill tiade.

He Defies Competition!

He i* aetsMent-tbat tie hae-bOngbt as w»*r a* an body can, and ie determined not to

TJ N DE SO l).

It is ituponsible that anybody should have BITTSB Stoves, for MO [icrrtfc are made.

ALL ARE WARRANTED.

With Cooking Stores he gives

MoreJEwnltue tkat te Usually Wtei and delivere all 8toves in the city

of ChurjgfC

In addition to Stovee he keeps a general assortment ofTin, Jt»aa*dCopp«r Ware, Pteesed "Warp

The ifew French Ware,

8pfKfb* Xadiea FMerving Kettles, Mnffltt Baker* Waffle Irons, and the very newest-thing oat, the

Patent Mirror SmootblBg Irons,

.These Iron* have the new inclined handle, and

Patent Chilled Iron Face,

wiiich retain* the heat one-third longer than the common one*. StQve Pipe of alL eises and kinds, constantly on hand, and no sUra.dharge for riv. eting joint* together. Buyers will certainly save

8. HHNT5ETISON,

fourth Street, four door* Son tbof the Poet Office^ |Jse28d«vtf

V. 'jtfo. 25

Maiden Lane,

Next) York. lec.

14, 1887.

tri iny Card of Nov. 1,1867,1 stated that," Tor the purpose of more fully, wpplylncthe want* or the public^ and lit-Order to prevent unwrupuloii^deslen) from palming dflnB" rlor apd wrtltless goods, a* the .Hkprton. Gold. Pens, I nhall lierealtcr telt no eoods at wholesale except only to duly appointed, and aiitliorMa Agents.'* etc. W this plan I faava since strictly adhered. •l&aoaeifting' Ag-enta, great dare haa toeen exercised to appoint those who, by long-cop,tinued fair dealing, have, acaulrfld a reputation

tor

honesty,

responsibility and probity—men la Whose word the public have learnecl to place coufldfSioe. Ofheae Agents have agrreedtio keep a

full-asioxtment

I*lio

None need apply

of my

pens, and to sell theinat my published prices. Thu* the publio are supplied by therewith just such pens as they, want, ei&pc writing or prioe, ahd gret a full dauivalent tor the money

aireat ls a»pointed totravel firpm plaoe to place, or canvass the country, **.that all 'Who waait a-Morton Gold pen muat if^titXcain t2ue X.0^1 Ageilt or from headquarters^

tor

the: Agency ex

cept in oonfosn^ s^o^ tha. liberal discount "To Clubs" .being srtfflalenlr induc^mpttt tOall

E I S I O I O N IX Bf THJC .. .. ,,

New IfOrli jCempanj.

1 ]8VERY

Ground OoflM) S6i 96e^ Beet 40c per lb:

lOft"

ffCKHf WLWX PKIHE,'1

'. .• —T-Z 7 .— & OashQifU,--^...-.„ an Each:lU,0 tr. {t Caeh 6,0W

.'?•{'1

2(Xl i~i.ua

.'i» Si

JQQ —W JUegant Bo#ew«»l tianp* each SS(^tecfMP 35,*'. -l|dlodeOQi.iH.i,o....i$ W'w 14*ls 160 Swtag Alft bines 260 Musieal Boxes 25 to 200 81

760 Fine Silver Watches 8u to 5^ fine Oil Paintings, Vnwn*^ Engravingd, Siiver Ware, Photogn^:AIptaffi£' hiSCfcviarge assort ment of Fi^SWa Jevfelij, ln^U vMMct at

i,oo^iooo

TICKfeCS describing each Priie areS Envelopes and thoroo^ily ralxed."" On receipt S6 'cente, a Seald.Ticket wiU be draws, wikhootoh»ic», and dellveredat our offlce, or sent by mall toany addre*s'.'" The prioe named nptfti it will be delivered to thetlcketthelder on pivment DOilnUi. Prizes.will be immediateij any addl«ss»ae requested, by expre** or return niau. .ri-'.

You wiU knew what your Frize iB befo»«youBay for iW Aay be eXeJtinged wr anofclier Qf tfie" aafme

Ko Bl&iilta.

Our ^a£(^n# caudftpenfron Fair Dealing

The Nsttr VOrlc Gift Company are distributing many valuable prises. We have exainfnedtht!? manner of #oMg business and know them tb b8 a rai DKAUITO firm. Their plaii i* more sktlsiactory than "Presentation Festivals,"* a* tney DRAW everyday, and tb» Hbeeetberneed not

Xhe Uift EeULllakmint of II. B^kvoNj' CA./ afj99 JSroadway,-i* daily atteactiaff erawdsfdl Tjsitar* to *fetness the drawing prowies. "Ths io--vflptntmt-1*. bat Si eent* tar tho cBANCS, aH the prize drawn, If satisfactory, Is immedlateiy delivered for one dollar' a friead of oura tact week drew a S60O prise witlcn h» promptly received TaasKMFiv flept. 29, lwa.

Liberal tndwtefceBts t». ApeU. ^HHjHtHHs guaraatebtf.' J. KM..

*1*1

°f.

Six Tickets fur On* Dollar, 13 tyr Dwa Doblars, 33 fer Five Dollars, 100 for Vtfteea volliu. AU letteraahaold be addruased to^

.1. fiJLRTON 06^

19d2weod-jv^ 699 Brvt4M»n|»,J|eR,$ork. -1 -i T|

8TOKAeg,c^)nis8iQii «epui.

o^mv.tBUJUi

(SMoemore to 3. H. TPHNEB,)"

ywwardlag Jt Commfestow MwrfHantg

mtlMT*

Ciraiii^ iiilf Sfoll.

ASTROLOGY.

|LfOK OUT. C400I

MEwi"FOR ALL.

•1,000 TO ANY PERSON WHO WILL EQUAL MA DAMN RAPHAEL IK TO®**.

PB0VKSS10N.

rpHJS WBVBRFAILING MAD--l_ AMR BAPHAEL 1* the beet. She aucceed* when all eth»r« have failed. All who are la trouble—all who have been unfortunate—all whose fond hopee have been disappointed, crushed %bw Sfeatfeea ami 4eeet»-«all wktf^ lave bee misled and trifled with—all fly to her for advice MrfeAtisifcctlon. All who ar* la doubt of the affection* ei (hose tliey leva, consult her to relievo and satisly their mlnda.

In love Affairs She Never rails.

She .ha* the seoret of-winning thn^pfosKe in. Eh*'shoWe yiu

I .fsuei'i

no, vaiB*8tt0 tW

.. .. », 2M{ Bobett Furman, Dubuque, Bewing Machine, S100 Henry

W A BeriMe*- Atlanta, Ga^, $606j *L H-90tton, Nashville^ XewKr-Meieaoon, S150 Edward Dayton, Mob'*" S P*yne, Sprlngflel WedgsT^i^Trtyiton. $.10tt' Xh^u'Banoet, Jr., strsn, Baltimore, Sbwlng Dla'chme, $7*- Ahrena, 34 Main, Buffalo, $100 W N Palmer. Sew. Bedford, Maes., Ckild Watch, 8219 Miss Bow#, Ninth and Sanson street*, Philadelphia, Oold Watch. 815o Prattj Hick» *tr&tr, BrCtokl/n', 166^ Whrfwbll, BagV«uV tel, Utlca^ClJj^ 8 Gammeyw, yjgetiolt.^Jlich., Gold WatcH.sJSo Mrt X) OH&ay, ffarUd.V Conn. Silver Set, 8160 A tSchults, -Xoni*Vll)e( Ky.,l'Wmond Biag,'P2SO Geo Hasoh, Warriih str«tt, fiL ¥., SoUO Mr* Morrie, FontUt Avenue, I'er. 15th street, N. Y., Piano, (10C. We-pnWith n6

Aln., Diamond Cluster Blng, S850 ,, uulingion, Vt„

S10Q-,

Ferris,

Id, III., Diamond Pin, $SW, Mrs

u'l

"Mnslcal Testlvals" soveral times postponded, compelling purtrhaa«Brs of tickst* to wait months for.ths distribution, has impaired public ceaA. deii« lu Sttcbraffairs. 'The only fair fly'-tern ol distribation ia the old and popular oae ef Sitauu Tic car*, stating the priee, ishick

immediately, on payment of

thoaflbcMoss of ttoUMneasdl

ynnr fntnre wife or husband, or absent friend.— She goidee the single to a bappy marriage, and makes the married happy. Her aid and advice lute been solicited Iu ianttnerable instance*, and the result ha* alwaye been the sseana of seenriag a

Speedy and Bappy Marriage,

She Is, therefore, a snre dependence. It la well known to tho public at large that she was tke trat, and shois the only person In this country whooaa show the llkenee* in reeHty, aud who oan give entire Hatisfaction on all the eoaceras of lifts, which can be toet«d and proved by thousands, both mar ,r. ried and single, who dally and eagerly vielt bei.

To all in bnaine** her advice is invalaable. SM' ^r can foretell, with the grvateet oertainty, the r* suit of all commercial and bmslne*e traasactloa*.

Lottery nnnbef* given without extra ebarga, MADAME BAPBAEL a bonaflde Astro logUI thatevery:enecandependupon. She ia the great- I e*t Astrologist of the nineteenth ceotary. It le that'Well-known fact that make* illiterate pretea-ders-eopylMr.advertiMmeatB ao4 try ionsltate her.

Madame Baphael Is the seventh daugkfer of the sev^Mh. daughter she was bora .with a srtairal ^(t she can foretell .yonr very thoughts. Hha alsoc.tire*druhke«ine*e. A \U inteaview* stridtly private and eonfldeatiat.

A* a femalo Physician ber raQiediee neyer Ml. to cdre all female irregularities, and to produce' the mo^hly flow, without danger or e^pemrevr I Thoy can not injure, bat, on the oontrar}, they improve tho health.

Thftefi^ret eomt.ene, come ell, to:«: '1

111 Bichmond, bet. Ceitral kittn Mi.M

CThielttnati, Ohio.

TEBM8.—Ledlee, SI Genth»Det, fl,M. N. B.—The Aladaaie will answer ne iettsn wttfc* out a fee of SI and a 3~cent stamp 1* inoloaed.

Addi-efalook Box SSI. a«sWwly

DOCTOR WHITTEER, BEtiUiiABLY BHED PHTBIUIAN.a* 1 £\_ Diploma which bangs in hi* oflloe will show, hasmodo DtMaast

tks Umdf

Ml Ufi,

an*

has a I'niou-wide refutation, having been lov*

looatedWR. Loot*

than any otheriChroalc IHIISW

Physician. Much of his practice ha* been of a private natare.

SfpMUt, (ftmorrltea, OJeti, Shrictmrt,

nary Di*eani, Bgpltiio

all

Ori

or JfsreaHal

AJteiiom lit

Throat, Skin or Botut OreUtu, Hmmia or Rupbw*, alsi^ the oSaots of a Solitaiy Habit, rntaosi to Body and Hind, producing blotchee, dehilltv, imdiazineert, dim decs at

eight, oonfnakm ol

Idea^, evil ibreboaiii&.averslon to society, iosa ol memory,'Woakneer.Sc.,iiot all these In'any the ease,but all occurring frequently in variP9*CM*a •Accommodations ample, charges moderate, guaranteed. OoniullatlanabyletUr or al office, free. Most cases oan be preperly treated ty Menstrtiat!ona1!idl reananoy.-3o. without an intorview, and^mediehiee, secare trom abservttiab, sent by mail or expreaa. lo Sta* Irance to business in most oa*e*. ftddfta* BoxsOR, 3t. XotttSrlC*

Mew otMImN Mt06l|MiWBln olnl

and Seventh,one sqnare Soath of Llndell Hotel, a rey*$hsp«t1n tfa^c4ntraaf tiiaqi^r^ UotiBQUfttlon rooms, and rooms for the aceom' modatkm of taeb pefleets as re^trtre dally parses »1 attostloa.

KVKBYBODX tSa r!

Can got, la aaealed letter envelope .my TtaAr,. Symptom* andlUeatment of Nervoaa, Urinary aao $exu)UPisea*os, olearlydelineatlag all thedieeaeed conditions, with lull Systptosa Uate/far two a Olrcular for spidtwly.

nrto*!

•m -{ti

».:a

COLOATKft C0'8

FragtitttTAlIetSwM Tf prepared fev

BT lUTKIMMih

by Dealers dt esrs.' *l*eiM| sWel

Mdtvty

rouftrDHiEs.

Having,

ia»i&»IC

I *tte HsdwMgt»« HSve fomn»f & OMPaTthafship in tfaa abovowoskaamler tlnr name' atid atyl^ '«t

8t6ifi.Sngine*, Mill OeariiWk Mniil—f

Bds#f

Iren

ery descTIpUon, and all klsa Oastlnga, made to ordar.at these W«rlH,tltaato* neat the Terra., Haute A In4fcmaee*l*. a*dtto-: Ivanaville A'CrawtordavUle Batiroad B^et*.

Bepairing promptly attended tm.

ORDERS SpUC

-ti sti, v'-- AA' U"A.

The fohowingj|etaonJjia.va lately drawn valuable Prises fromthls Cctihphtiy, kindly permitted the use of their names ff Hii nor, 368 Sixth Xttinte, N. giooo Mrs. E Collins, 79 Nelsoi^PIace, N. T., SS90) Miss O Oook, Ctil«aw.lll^ Boyd, New Haven, Gold Watch, 2M Bobert Fur-

Ko'umss. B. r.

nsirauui. j.

PH(EflriX FOUMOBT

AKB——

IVIachine Shop,"

*HcBiftmir Deugier

8. E. cor. 9Urk Eagle Bta^ qjar Psn*g"ff Ttipnt. -«lMB4lftl Wtt'Ct-

:i/u pal

renalf of Bra*t Weri, Pateat OgcafMy|*l|', ^a.MJ Wckre also lrt^iare4. to. cut Toothed or Ceg hearings of either'Calf IrQn. WronghLJUen or Bi^iS(imtli*mtuitperfoetntaaner.

•d aud all klnUl ind at short notlte!1

T^r*fct ttfltaite,

BJ|YAN

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