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WEEKLY EXPRESS

WeiQti2ay Moralug, July

Republican County Ticket

S10m

HABVir ».

FOB ftlAIDUt,

MORTON O. RANKIN,

ra sBExnrr,

ICH0LA8 FILBEOK.

TO* BE1L •STATE APTtilSEE. .5 JAME3 BURGAN.

FOB COKHUBiONEB,

jpgr, BBNONI G. TRPSBLOOD.

The Grant and Oolfax Club meet at the Court House, Thursday evening, of this week.

Bey. E. F.

Howe,

The latest Yankee inventions are economic cheroots, which are twice the length of the ordinary, and herein is the economy. The Government taxes cigarB without regard to length, and the application of a knife will make one of these into two in an instant.

Severe Accident.—Saturday night last our fellow citizen Samuel S. Jlarly, Esq., accidentally fell down the stairs at his residence, receiving severe contussions from a lamp he held in bis hand, besides sustaining other injuries by the fall, and by which we regret to learn he is confined to his room.

Refreshing.—Fragrant

Drowning.—vOur State exchanges give accounts of numerous cases of death by drowning, of young and venturesome persona, who, during the intense heat which hM prevailed for sometime, have thoughtlessly rushed into streams and ponds without previous precaution against the effect of sudden immersioa in the cooling liquid, or knowledge of the streams they choose for bathing places.

The short coats and tight pants which are here voted to be "style," do not appear to find favor in San Francisco. A young New Yorker, attired in what we denominate the mo de, lately landed there and created a decided sensation. One of the editors who saw him says his coat-tail ends where the tail of a well shaped gorilla begies, and his tight pants gave to his small legs (which terminated in prodigious yams), the appearance of a couple of broomsticks springing out of molasses kegs. ..

STJlfr^BTROKlS.—It

Mr. John

Fulton,

The

SOOTT,

*. *FOB. STPSMEKTATTTrS.

ISAAC

N. PIBRCE, ,,

I 1 tjgjfSIiEY HAMILTON.

FOB CIEP.K.

•TAV-HB H. TOBNBB.

pastor of the Con

Jregational Church, started east last evening, to spend a summer vacation of some six weeks.

regiment

of the "Fighting Boys in

Blue" is in process of formation among the Union Soldiers of this city, who still vote the way they Bhot.

Ripe Tomatoes, of large growth, were on our table yesterday by favor of Messrs. Morris & Haney, who are largely engaged in the culture ef fruits and vegetables, a short distance south of the city.

To-day is "big with fate" in the Democratic household. The Congressional Convention to select a martyr to pit against Major Carter, will be held this afternoon and in the evening the grand "acquiesce" meeting is to be held.

Delegates.—A large number of delegates to the Democratic Congressional Convention arrived last evening, and werebuaily engaged canvassing the claims of the dozen or more candidates, and 'sampling" the various saloons.

TheJSchool Enumeration.—Th enumeration of school children within the rorporate limits was finished up last Saturday. The aggregate foots up 4,383, being an increase of 242, over the enumeration of last year.

hay crop

22^»

*805

I# FOB 8DBYETOB,

ALEXANDER COOPBR.

roB cOBOKf*,

DAVID CHRISTY.

FOB A8S»8#OB—HABBI80H TOVMHIP,

P. B. WIIR.

Th* Democracy of this city propose to swallow that $16,40 dispatch to-night.

Meeting

The

in the vicinity of this

city is quite heavy, and is nearly all cut and stored in good condition. j[

Sudden Death.—We regret to learn of the sudden death of Mr. John Petry, of Fayette township, an old an respected citizen, which occurred last Saturday. He was in his usual health during tbe forenoon and was engaged in working about Myfarm. In the afternoon ho was suddenly stricken with the heart dieease and expired almost without a moment's warning. He was about 63 years of age, and leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to mourn his sudden death.

of the

When Mr. Black concluded, B. W. Hanna made a short speech, and tbe crowd dispersed.

Buckingham, Esq., for about

twenty years a resident ofthis city, during which time he has been actively engaged in the book trade, starts to-day for Washington, Connecticut, .his native State, expecting to make that hi3 future home. It is with extreme regret we bid him good-bye—the Prairie City reluctantly parts with such citizens as Wells H. Buckingham and his estima ble wife. We heartily wish them »uccess and happiness in their future life, and hope the attachments they have formed in our city may In a short time cause them to return.

"Mover"

odors wafted

by the gentle zephyrs, visiting alike the quiet homes of those who are sick, and thoie who expect to be, proceed from certain pig-pens, vaults and alleys, the proprietors of which, might by a little attention to cleanliness, promote the health of their own families—to say nothing about bow it would affect that of their neighbors.

Found

is evident that it is

not the high degree of temperature that causes sun-strokes, since men have been known to endure the heat of an oven while a chicken was roasting by their aide, and since zinc and iron founder! received no injury while toiling under 126° of heat. It is supposed that tbe malady is due to the chemical composi. tion of the sun's rays. Sun-stroke is a congestion of the brain, lungs and heart. It is almost always fatal with feeble persons. To avoid it, keep cool—that is, be slow in all movements, and shun the open snn as much as posible.

Butter

fPality'

Iced

Game.—Weare inform

ed that considerable business is being done in the way of cattle stealing, by persons pretending to be "movers," who we are told travel with stolen wagons and horses. On getting Into the river bottom they commence driving cows, and we presume some of the cows we hear inquired for have gone off with the "movers We bear of one "mover" who crossed the river at Tarre Haute with nary cow, but when he got to St. Mary's he had a herd of five, which we are told he sold and traded off on the way to and in the vicinity of Paris. Cows belonging to our citizens have been seen tied to the wagons of these "movers." We understand the same game is going on at other points along the river.

Body Found.—The

body of little Ed

ward Archer, drowned Friday evening was found Saturday morning, about sunrise. It was discovered floating near the surface, about two hundred yards below the point where his clothes ware found .—

bruise near the eye, leads to the belief that in jumping in the river, head foremost, he struck a log and was stunned by the blow.

It appears that he went to the river against the consent of his parents, and alone, as no one can be found who accompanied him. His parents and sisters have our deepest sympathy, in thi3 sore affliction—the loss of an or.ly son and brother.

His sad fate should ba a warning to all boys, not only to obey their parents, but to abstain from bathing in the river, unless accompanied by those capable of taking care of them in the time of danger.

Dead

the celebrated

showman has returned from the almost impenetiable wilds of that portion of Green county which has been the least •uaceptible to the influences of "modern improvements," whither he has been to secure a pair of human curiosities. He found, about twelve miles from Bloomtold, among tbe hills, a male and female of the genus homo which, we are inclined to believe, are in reality, the greatest curiosities which have been developed for some years. These persons— we know not what else to call them—are respectively 21 and 22 years of age and only 29 inches in hight One of them, the male, is said to have nc spinal vertebrae. They have been reared in a wild state the parents having sixteen other children, let this singular pair take care of themselves. They are possessed of but little intellect, and yet seem to understand most that is said to tbem.

They eat but once a day, never before any person, and only the simplest food, in fact they have had no other. Mr. Felton is making arrangements to place them on exhibition within a few days.

Bed.—Saturday morn

ing, John Hoye, a painter, was found dead in his bed at tho Union House. He was in the employ of Mr. Robert Buckles, and last Monday had a slight attack of sunstroke. He went to work en Tuesday, and continued at work until the evening be fore hia death. Complaining of not feding very well, he was given in-door worlt.— Friday night, about twelve o'clock, a man sleeping with him was awakened and found him vomiting. After the vomiting he said he f.-jlt better, and went to another bed in the same room. Saturday morning his room-mate arose and dressed himself, and on going to arouse Hoye, found he was dead, Coroner Merry held an inquest, the jury returning a verdict in accordance with the above facts. The deceased was about fifty years of age, and had a family residing in Zanesville, Ohio. The family was telegraphed of the sad event, and the body interred, Saturday evening, in the cemetery.

SurroSKD Horse Thieves.—Saturday afternoon last a man ar.d woman, claiming to be married, but of which there is reason to doubt, arrived in town with two horses and wagon, and offered to sell the same to Mr. Tim Grover for $150. The fact that the property is worth double that sum, caused a suspicion that it had been stolen. Accordingly Mr. Grover followed tbem to the edge o* town, on the Lockport road, and attempted to arrest thom. The woman showed fight and assaulted Grover first with an axe and then with her hands. The man, however, did not attempt any resistance, and after a rough and tumble fight, the woman was conquered, and the team driven back to the Mayor's office. The pair claim to come from Danville, Illinois, and froro going to the Reservoir. Beyond this, nothing satisfactory cculd be elicited from a sharp series of questions. The wagon and horses are yet in the hands of the police awaiting further and more positive evidence.

tea,

is said to be a splendid summer drink.

The Germans of this city are agitating the question of organizing a German Grant and Colfax Club.

Green Leaves worn in the hat are an excollont preventative of sun stroke. Bricks are not eo good.

The

river

W'i

Democbact.—^tLa

Democracy were summoned to tbe old Court House last evening by urgent ap« peals in the Journal and by the solemn tolling of the bell for about two hours. Two hundred persons put in an appearance and sat down in the yard, where they meditated for an hour or more, while a few others gradually camo in. JuBt before nine o'clock Bayless W. Hanna appeared on Btand and invited the audience to walk into the Court House, which invitation was accepted, and, when all were in, the room wa3 comfortably full. Mr. Hanna then, to tbe regret of all present, instead of speaking a piece, introduced General J. L. Black of Illinois who began with a personal allnsion to General Nat Kimball—which we reserve for future reference—and followed up with "the old, old story" oi terriblo outrages perpetrated on Southern rebels by "the Radical Congress." Read Andy Johnson's veto message and you have General Black's speech in bettor '?tyle than that gentleman gave it last night. It had all tho freshness of a last year's almanac, tho juiciness of a last year's potato and lie force of a Fourth of illy torpedo. It was remarkable only for the absence of argument and the presence of any amount of assertion.

Bathing.—The cheap and healthy luxury of a bath in the river is enjoyed by hundreds of men aud boys each night, after twilight. mm

Hct Ball.—To use a base ball term, the sun may now-a-days be catled a "hot bail.''

The

man

The wheat ol this vicinity is nearly all in the shock. Threshing will begin about the middle of next week.—Exchange.

This finished up, tho threshing of the Democracy will be next in order. The crop will not yield more than a peck to the acre—hardly enough for seed.

Music

in the

Pretty

is a scarce article in this muni-

with a slice of lemon in* it,

is now at its very lowest

stage and fordablo at many points above and below the city.

John McFarlane, tbe coal dealer is making engagements for the sale of coal at twenty cents per bushel payabie wbsn Graut and Colfax are elected.

most to he envied these days

tho school teacher. He keeps cool— (keeps school.)

the dogs

don't go mad this weather

they have a better control over their temper than human bipods, yg

cabbage leaf

worn in the hat is

said to be a preventative of sunstroke.— This, of course, is unnecessary when the individual is a cabbage head.

There was no meeting of the Board, of County Commissioners, Saturday, as announced. Mr. Brown was present, but tbe other members, from some cause, failed to appear. Mr. B. adjourned himself to next Saturday.

Accident.- John Ainslee, a young man employed in drivigg the Buntin House omnibus, while engaged fft currying a horse Saturday morning, received a a kick, causing a fracture of the collar,, bone. The injury was attended to by Dr. Mahan, and the young man was properly cared for at the Buntin House.

Kissner's,

can be seen a venerable

bass drum, which was used at the battle of Tippecanoe. It is so heavy as to require two men to carry it conveniently, and is an odd looking drum, compared with those of modern style. It is the property of a citizen of this county, who prizes it highly, and has just had fifteen dollars' worth of repairs put on it.

Court House Square.

—It was suggested a short time since that a substantial stand be erected in the Court House Square, to be used by both political parties for large public gatherings. We renew the suggestion, and also that the Brass Bands of this city be invited to furnish selections of mu9ie one or two evenings each week. Perhaps some method can be devised for compensation, but to initiate the movement, we have no dcubt each of the bands will alternate their services. This will make our beautiful square an attractive place of resort and promenade these summer evenings, and our bands will have an opportunity of giving the people a taste of their superior musical talent. What say you, gentleman? Let it be perfected by the next moonlight nights. Moonlight and musie go well together.

OT———————————

The

Grant

About fifty additionel names were apJ#* pended. «as^.

On motion of F. M. Meredith a Committee of five was appointed to report the names of officers for the Club. MessrsMeredith, Kizer, Cruft, Burnett and Edmunds were appointed such Committeeand after retiring reported as follows

For President—Hon. F. M. Meredith. Vice Presidents—P. B. O'Reilly, Jacob Steinmehl and Chas. E. Hosford.

Secretary—Q- W. Lambert Treasurer—Wm. E. Hendricir. Report adopted. On motion of Esq. Lange, the same Committee was requested to report as to the propriety of electing an executive Committee.

Mr. Hook moved that Mr -Lauge be added to the Committee in place of Mr. Meredith, who ia in the Chair motion carried. 2L*.,- s.*-.

The Committee reported in favor of electing an executive Committee, consisting of two from each Ward to be chosen by the Wards, respectively.— Report adopted. The Wa»|a::-being called, responded as follows": 1st Ward—R. H. Simpson and P. S. Westfall. 2d Ward—C, F. Gilmore and J. O. JOneS. 3d Ward—Zack Ross and John A. Bryan. 4th Ward—George A. jSayward and J. A. Foote. 5th Ward— S. C. Scoti and P. E. Tuttle.

J. iCCJonea moved to change the name of the Club to the "Grant and Colfax Club." Motion adopted

Mr. Jones also moved to abolish the office of Treasurer and turn over the funds now on ^nand to the County Executive Committee.

Col. Edwards maved to refer the matter to a joint meeting of the two executive committees. Carried,

Remarks were made for the good of the club by O'&eily, Laoge, Edwards, and others.

motion oi George A. Hay ward it was ordered that the regular meetings of this club be helct on Thursday evening of each week. The clnb then adjourned to next Thursday night.

Sharp!—The Democracy of

this city, aware of the fact that the apathy and coldness existing for the Presidential nominees, would make an attempt at a ratification meeting, without outside help, extrahazardous, have deferred the same until this evening, after tbe session of tho Congressional Convention, when, with the help of the delegations from the several counties of this district, the grand "acquiesce" demonstration will be made.

Pugnacity.—Tho heated term and the free use of stimulating beverages aro beginning to manifest a very unpleasant and not altogether creditable effect in the development ot a pugnacious spirit. About sir o'clock Saturday afternoon a fight occurred on the corner of Fourth and Ohio steets between a prominent citizen and a respectable German cooper. This occurrence grew out of a political discussion and culmiuated in a knockdown. Severe blows and several contusions were given and received by both combatants. A very large crowd was attracted and for a time, there was imminent danger of a general melee, which could hardly have occurred without the most serious, if not fatal, consequences. We do not undertake to decide who began the fray, but we bollve both tho principals are heartily ashamed of it, and, in the hope that they will not repeat the performance, wo suppress their names for tho prosent. No political party has anything to gain by such a line of argument, and we trust that well disposed citizenp, of both parties, will use every proper effort to confine the conduct of the campaign on which we have entered to the use of such means only as shall be consistent with law, order and individual selfrespect.

At a later hour, near the same place, another fight occurred in whioh one of the combatants was Eeverely bruised,—• This encounter also originated in a too lavish use of stimulants, and had a semipolitical character. We suppress the names of the belligerents, because we hope and believe they will be sufficiently ashamed of their conduct to avoid a repetition of it and we appeal to all good citizens to frown down every manifestation of such political animosity as i? inconsistent with the preservation of peace and order and the good name of our city. This sort of ihing has gone quite far enough and should be stopped just hero and before worse consequences ensue.

Real Estate Transfers.—Tho following transfers ol real estate appear upon tho Recorder's books for last week

Wm- E McLean to Martha J. Random, lot in the city for $500. James W. Edwards to Geo. W. Lambert, lot in Dean's addition for $110.

Alexander McGregor to Hiram Rigler lot in Fountain's addition for $425. James A. Parker to Cornelius Murphy 40 acres in Fayette tonship for $1,000(.

Curtis Gilbert to John W. Madden, lot 27 in Gilbert's Place for $400. W. B.Tuell to Elizabeth Hagndnrn, lot Naylor's survey for $1,000.

H. D. Scott to L. F. Muzzy, in City for $1,500. L. F. Muzzy to Aaton Kraft, same lot for $1,725.

Jesse Robertson to W. H. Hnye lot in city for $600. Patrick Clancy to Wm. Farmer, 2 lots in Gookins' addition for $3,000.

Rosanna Dod3on to Benjamin Hubbard, 40 acres in Pierson township for $1,500. John Swasey to Julia A. Whidden, 2 lots in Harbert and Barton's sub-division for $250.

John B. Rupe to Clausaen Bichowsky, lot in Boudinot's division for $2,200. Bank of the State of Indiana to Claussen & Bichowsky, 7 lots in Paddocks subdivision for $2,100.

Mayor's

Club—Met at the Court

House Thursday evening pursuant to call published, and was called to order by Capt John Haney, Vice President. The minutes of last meeting l$re, Kgaji /and., approved.

A. Burnett moved that an invitation be given to all present who are hot already members of the Club to sign the Articles of Association before the election of officers adopted.

*bn.

Court.—A considerable busi

ness was transacted in this court yesterday, the following cases being disposed of:

Joseph Millar and Emily Hastings, the man and woman mentioned yesterday as supposed horse-thieves, we^e fined, with costs, $19 00 each, the latter for being woman of bad character and the otber for associating with her.

Hester Gibson, a street walker, was fined $8 00 and went to jail, being unable to pay.

Emma Sheppcrd a woman cf th« same kind' was assessed $10, and paid.

John Tucker, was brought in fur associating with women of the above character, and handed in $10.

Two cases of drunkenness, one of them cleik, contributed $7.00ench. One ot the parties engaged in the street fight Saturday plead guilty and paid $8,00 for the privilege.

Margaret Begley, a white woman, was sent to jail in default of $300 bail, lor breaking into the house of Mary Smitb, a colored woman, on the night of tbe 2d of July, and taking therefrom a .Ires?.*

MEETING AT BRAZIL.

-'-Brazil, Ind.,

A few of the Ku Klux ^Kopperocracy were out to tho meeting with their pistols but did no harm further than to interrupt tho Major several times during the delivery of his speech by asking impertinent questions, and indulging in uncalled for, ungentlemanly remarks. It will be re. membered that it was these same Harmony Democrats who sent a telegram to Andy Johnson promising him a thousand men to aid him in obstructing the laws of Congress.

Wbiir*Ku Kiwr^r^fp^fed| the Republican' were jubilant and cheerful. The meeting closed with nine rousing cheBrs—three for Major' Cartrr, three for Grant and Colfax and the Suite ticket, and three for tho Constitution and the Union.

Carl Schurz, the eloquent Ger

man orator and gallant soldier has accepted an invitation to address hia fellcwcitizere, in the German language, on the evening of Monday, August 3d

Th* Evansville

Markiage

Licenses.—For

Hotter

J. W.

The "knowing onea" among the Democracy, announced last evening, that Daniel W. Yoorhees was to be tho nomi nee of the Democratic Congressional Con ventiou to-day. Messrs. Mack, the two Hanna's, (Bayless ~W., and James M.,) and sundry other aspirants, will doubtless be sorely disappointed. Mr. Voorhees never is a candidate—always declines, and yet is constantly pressed into the service. As we go to press, it looks very much as if Lhe "tall Sycamore of the Wabash,"' like the immortal N., was about to "martyrize" once .more. It will not be the first time that Daniel has sniped a confiding set of Congressional aspirants. 7"'*

The officers of the South western District Fair Association are making ar« rangements for their annual exhibition? which takes place at Evansville, on the 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th of September. The premium lists will amount to about $5,000, including a pune nf $1,000 for the fastest trotting horses^—$700 to the first, $200 to tho second, and $100 to the third. The other eward3 are in a like liberal Spirit.r**!? •.'«•

''Obtaining

July 20." 1868.

Correspondence Terre Haute Express.] I writo to inform you that a largo and earnest Republican meeting was held at Harmony, four miles east of here, on. Saturday evening last, July 13th.- The woather being extremely hot, the speaker's stand and seats for tho audience were arranged out of doors.

Major W. W. Carter, candidate for Congress, was introduced by Capt. Thos. J. Gray, editor of tho Brazil Manufacturer and Miner, when he spoke for an hour and a half in bis usual earnost, eloquent and convincing manner. I shall not attempt to give even a synopsis of his speech here. Suffice it to say it was a scorching criticism on the conduct of the Democratic parly during the late war and a clear and able exposition of the position of the Republican and Democratic parties as laid down in their respective platforms,

Rob Roy.

Kipe

Journal locates Frank

Blair's.celebrated speech, in which he declared he "would rather slwp with a niggor than with a Democrat,'" at St. Louis. That speech was made at Oilman's cooper shop, in this. city. Hundreds our citjfesrtS, .o£*botb political parties will swear that they beard Frank use tbe exact language above quoted. ,t,.Jsg

money under false" pre-

terces"—vending miserable hair proparations.' *A trade that is fast dying out, howf.ver for tho universal popularity of "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative' is rapidly putting an effectual stop to such contraband traffic.—Richmond En lj

auirtr. dwlw.

'The' lf blown rose is lovlier than the bud, Ar.d fresh and pura as eartieet beads of de*." It is from such exquisite flowers that tbe rare and delecate perfume is procur ed for Ring's Vegetable Ambrosia. Antoino Chiris, at Grosac in tbe South of Erance, i3 constantly extracting it from the flowers of that sunny region and shipping for the mnnufactu'rers of this great American cosraotlquo ^51 dwlt.

The Old Story.

A large and very spirited gathering, at the Union market, on Saturday evening, the first Radical meeting the campaign, was invaded and seriously disturbed by a gang of rebel loafers, whose infamous behavior the Rr/publican of yesterday chuckles over at great length and with many untruths and exaggerations. We are told by that paper that if speakers get up before a mixed audience and out* rage every sense of decency and propriety, they may expect to be interrupted.' If this scandalous sentence means that either of the speakers provoked interruption by indecent or improper Ian-, quage, it is a lie. But if it means—as is indicated by the previous statement— "that it was not until Col. Asper began with his ultra doctrines'' (of negro suffrage) that tbe meeting wa« interrupted —that rebels and copperheads will consider their -'sense of decency and propriety'' outraged by the advocacy of Radical opinions in St. Louis, then wo want to know it. If that is the idea—if unhanged rebels, and sneaking copperheads who deserve banging, think they can trample out free speech in this city of St. Louis— we warn tbem that the sooner they make the attempt in earnest the sooner they yrill get hart. And we can tell the Re. publican other thing if its infamons encouragement of rowdy violence should ever cause a serious contest—whioh we sincerely deprecate—the loyal men of St. Lauis will begin operations" by per. suading the Republican to stop inciting people to violation of law. At the next meeting of Redicala is thirdly we hope that the police will perform their duty or that enough live men will be present to make it Very unpleasant for scoundrels who undertake to disturb or interrupt the meeting.—St. Louis Democrat.

Peaohjes,

such torrid

weather, the following is a very respecta ble list of licensoa issued by County Clerk Simpson, during last week: Samuel Russell and Margaret Wood. Andrew J. Terrell and Louisa Robert^. Job Sabin ancTAmanda Zorn.

Thomas Campbell and Catharine Burns. Alvin King and Gertrude Reese. Frederick W. Frease and Caroline .TV. F.

Cook. IPAndrew Geppart and Sally M. I yon

Hottest.—In,^

than the

con*

versation, with two of our oldest and most reliable citizens, we learn from them that they cannot refer to so continuous' ly a heated term in the month*of July.

Hot weather b«s been common in this month, but its duration in extremity would generally be about three days, then a cool* ing off spell, and then beat again. One person suggests that wd are having all our hot weather at once, and that August will introduce a cooler condition of the at-

raoenhere.

Masonjc.—A

Lodge of F. and A. Ma

sons has recently been organized in Lock" port, in this county. The following are the officers

J. Mis/$8!k$! W. M/''4'

Forster, S.

Simeon Hedges,

J. W.

S. K. Bundy, Sec'y.

•t

A. Gibson. Treaa.

M. Hull, S. D.

Israel Leak,

Ben,i.

Deal, Tyler.

The stated communications of this Lodge aro to be held on Saturday evening on or before tbe full moon in each month.r XZL&sk*

A Gosport correspondent of tbe Indianapolis Journal says: About three o'clock Hon. T. H. Nelson who had been advertised to bo present, arrived. He had been detained on account of failing to make tbe proper connections, and after leaving the cars at Gosport he had eight miles to ride in a buggy and though sulfering very much from the heat, he commenced his speech «t once, and for two hours held the attention of the crowd as but few men can. He presented the issues of tbe canvass in a logical and elo quent manner. During the time he was speaking he was frequently applauded, and at the conclusion received throe hearty cheers. All who listened to him felt that he is justly entitled to tbe repu tation which be has, of being one among the best of our orators.

from a more southern

olime than this were displayed by our grocery men yesterday.

Will the greenbacks be baid?

We do not {kiiow exactly whether at present, but they are really taken for payment at

Weisz' Skirt Factory and

Corset Emporium, opposite Post Office. d&wt£ For Skirts

and

Corsets ladies might

go to many a store, but they naturally give tbe preference to an establishment that is exclusively at least nearly so, devoted to perfection in tliAt very line, and tbe owner of which,

the Postoffice, makes that perfection his present study and attention. dwtf

Most

Bitters

S. S. Kennedy & Co. are now fiilly prepared to do all kinds of custom work, in the very best etyle, and at as low prices as others.

Coloring, ulling and finishing. Carding and spinning by

experienced work

men. T'.

Goods of all kinds in our line exchanged for wool on liberal terms. Cash paid for Woot Come and see us at east end Main street. m27w2m. S. S. Kennedy.

Recollect that

DR.

TONIC

ARMI^*TED'S

SYRUP for the Chills, is the re

suit of thirty years experience in the practice of medicine, and therefore is superior and more reliable than any other Tenic. It is a pure and invigorating medicine. J15w2w

LOCAL NOTICES.

Vital Powers.—Misbler's Herb Bitters will iiapirt vitality »ad ina fo tlie digestive organs It wili thoroughly era'Uc&te tit tporblfio matter from the blood,cleanse the 9ntlie Bfitsm, *nd prcdaci the most vieornus action of the different organs of the human body. It Is the Great B!"o Purifier aad Infallible Bcm.-dy for Dyspep aU, Loafi of Appetite, Cramps in the H.owacb, H-adc che resulting from

A I W O O I N IT

ONEtOFTHEOLDESTKEMALEforIts

MOSIO

N E W A E I S E N S

RSH.TZEUtheTrollerlngE

eject all tio-

LKNT PURGATIVES. II»«/ nii«u_ ton# of bowels aud weaken thoaipstion. areajti's KrrmviacKrr

kixd last

Weisz, opposito

of the ^present day tha

aro loudly puffed through tbo newspapors as having great tonic and curatire properties aro vile compounds and base impo^ sitions, containing no mcdical virtues whatever,and are really very poor whisky beverages and, instead of acting as a stimulant and tonic, have a tendency to weaken the stomach by entirely destroying the coating. Tho public should therefore be very cautions, and purchase none but Roback's Stomach Bitters, which have stood the test as a remedial agent for many years, and are really as their name indicate, a stomach bitters, and not a beverage. They cotabine the properties of the best tonic and a stimulant—a gentle laxative, an efficient anti-blllious agent and the be3t stomachic known to the world, and, when taken in conjunction with Roback's Blood Pills, are tbe safeat and surest preventative against all billions derangements, thoroughly regulating the whole system and giving tone to the digestive organs. $They are highly recommended as an invigorating tonic to mothors nursing, increasing the flow of milk, and for convalescent?, to restore the prostration which always follows long-continued sickness they are unsurpassed. No household should consider themselves safe from the ordinary maladies without these invaluablo medicines. They can be obtained of any druggist. jyll-dwlm

*&*•

deranged

btorntoh,

and

als liiat harrassing disease Sick Headache, Bil liousriMa It is recommended by piiTsloijna ol' ths highest reputu as the most inTslaabla medicine for these His that the light of science and the potrer efheman skill ever discovered. The fact that in all parts ot the land the most ie&rned members of tl»e medical farulty preicelbj Milliter's Herb Bitters for their patients who aro af fllcted with th'se diseases—medical mea who taTe repeatedly tested the nmTe'oim rirtnoj cf this Qreao Household Brmedy—should cauvince the most skrdtical that this proprietary compound Is a rredicino up3a which they can rely as absolnte1y and completely Scocious in such cates as we !are enumerated above- Sold by all druggists and dealers. Dr. P. Hartman 4 Co., Proprie tors, Lancaster, Pa. dwlw

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

f«OTTA9E fonnirLfidi

HILL EMIfli AK T—For

Fonng Ladies, Poughkeepsie, N. T. Beopens Sept The best fottturea of European n't lifcnie tchro's. Kspecial attention to modern Languages, Music and Art. pr. Lewi .' Gjmnas tics, [situation and climate unsurpassed. For prospectui, address Bev,

GEO.

T- BID KB, Bector.

8EMINAR1E9

in cosntry, widely known nuperlor taciMii** and unrivalled location. Address Rev.

0. V. BPKAR,

Princija', Plttifleld, Ma*p.

Granville

female college.—ssth

year

begins Sept. 17th. "One of the oldest and best. Institutions for educating our daught'rs." 8200 a year, fend for'catalogue to W. P. Kfrb, A.

SI.,

Granville, Licking county, Ohio.

VALE ^SEMINARY Devoted txclu-t.i-ely to ihe Abt and Sciengb ol Music. Motto: "If it 6# fial I havs done to much it a that I hue done one thing at a time,"—Wm. Pitt. Terms S3:0 per Academic year. Young ladles desiring to Qt themselves for teachers of the pianor-harp, organ, guitar, melodron, or vocalization in tbe shortest time possible, would do well to addreas rincipal M. V. 3., M. V. Box, New London, Ct.

"WEARING OF THE GREEN."

AGENTS

WANTED for the most entertaining

bonk published, abounding in Bomanoe, Humor and Wit. Agenta say it la tbe best selling book out, as people are tired of repetitions of dry detail*aad army reports. t\. uae Agent Sold 68 In our week. «. #3 .i

Sen I for circiifarr, terms and i.nwspaper opfn« ion«. Also, Family Quarto bibles, best edition pnb» Usher). WM. FLINT, P.tt.il.her, 20 Bo. 7th St,, Philadelphia, Pa.

Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang and Cross Cut

A. W S

Ever Saw that leaven our Factory Oil Tempered and Pat-nt Gronnd, perfectly true and even, and trad-of uniform temper by our patent tempering process. •f jf. *"i ''i f-

S m.?3L

IteiMCOTT A BAKEWELL'8 PATENT

GROUND,

PATENT TEMPBB—

LIPPENOOTT & GO'S

WARRANTED

CA.8T STEEL SAWS,

A E .JiM: xbapt, as food as the bsl.. Tz,e

(colburn's Patent)

iiiC-jt bo excelled ITa guaranty they will cat 25per CMti. mora than common Axes, with iert labor to tha chopper. Send icr circular and price* to LIPPLNCOXX A BAKCWIIX, PttUboifb, Pa., Sole Manufacturers. Fore sale by principal Hardware Dealers.

APF.EtkJiT by rational

people .*s a measa of al derangemrata of tbe stomach, liver and IntbaUnea, because it reniovfs obstructions without pain and In^utl vigor to tha organs wbioh It pariO** and regulates. Sou cvaii DarGoiBis.

nLAmET~EmBsimiF TA BAWD AST

All, or I^uUcm IVientf.

A gcrariTirra for iVrJerfuai Bamdaget. Ai entirely nrtc invention. Recommended by JJ4- rst lit Elf PffraiClA^S, and approtM ef KVEJJY UADT at sight. Indispensable to

itutby kiss suad

Max-

faring monthly It ia no

medicine. Ekgmit, Saty and DwrsaWt. TF«msW«rf. aad will Jest fire years. Circular* Jr&. LaMT Aoexts WAHrsn. Vrico f2 and $3. Vot salo by

all Dxoooism,

from the

and **tfr«e on receipt of prico,

Principal640

Depot. Address

SlAjtrTAcrpaisr. Co,, and

PSYCOBANCTmay

BaSpikaH

G51

Broadway,

N, T.

or NonUCharmtnK,

How either aex foftclnate and gain th aOtotionsof any one they choose, instantly also securo prosperity in love or business. Every one can acquire this singular power. Tbis queer, exciting book has been published by us teu jxars, tha aalv of which lias bean enormous, and ia the only book of tho kind in tha English language, gent by mai! for S3 cents, or flr* for one dollar, together with a guide to the unmarried. Addreia T. WILLIAM 3t CO., Book Publishers, Philadelphia.

STAR AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

mHE

ALBANY

COTTON GIS MAWU-

FACTUKISG CO..

Albany, N. Y. Manu

facturers of Gsnerai. Aoatcni.TURAt. MicawBir, Comprising tbe celebrated "Star" Threalung ftLa» chincj "Star Railway (or Endless Chain) and Lever Hone Powers "Star" Cotton Gina and Condensers Circular Cross-cut Sawmills Vegetable Gutters Horse Hay Forks Cora and Feed Mills Power Oorn Shellers Dow Powers, Ac., Ac.

We wish to call the particular attention of Farmers t« our celebrated "STAB" THRESHER and CLEANER, which, as lately improved, we claim it far superior to any other machine now in market. It iscomfact and easily portable, slmpW in its construction, and therefore easy to operate by the incut inexperienced, and will do Its work with marvellous rapidity and perfection, and with comparatively the least demand upon the strength of the animals driving it.

ITo have made recent improvements in thi» machine by which weareenabled to thoroiigbip clean ihe grain under almost any combination of difficulties, and we are now using an enflrely new and effective device for telievinx the feeder of dust, thns making the operation of threshing as comfortable and safe, as with the ordinary machines it is annoying and frequently cestructlve of health.

These Machines are made of suitable sizes for our "Star'' Railway 2 Horse Power and for our "itar" Lever Powers for 4 nnd 6 horses.

Tor sale by oar agents and dealers generally.— For full particulars, send for our Illustrated Descriptive Circular and Price List Correspondents will please address Tbe Albany Cotton fiia Manufacturing Co., p. O. Drawer I6\J, Albany N. Y.

Proof of our Statement thai we bare made

A COMPLETE

E O I O N

li\l TRADEr*™

mti bo found in th» fact that tU» iumenso business w» bave built up has induced a multitude of

siiAtL comoibns

to Imitate o«r club system, and

some by advertising the present! tli will iv Hgenift,«eFk, unsuooessCuiiy, to divert me of

ouj

business t* themselves. Wo make this announcement simply to inform the public that it will ba for their interest to patronize out house, at

(V)

stM continue to

give bbttir goods and

QSIATKR INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS-THAN ANY OTHER CONOCBN IN THE BUSINESS.

We -Hevery deicription of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, PLATED WAR E, JE WJBL BY,

WATO

Ktt,

SEWING MACHINES,&c., 4c. for the uniform price of

OAIE BOIAAB.

Oirculabs

sent to

ANT ADDBISS FRKI. PABKKB A CO.,

Not. 98 and 100 Bnmmer at., Boston.

THE SUCCESS

tt'iirnisli ota uniform price of OKE DOLsuch article! as are used by every family, at a less prioe than they are sold by.any wholesale dealer in New York or Boston.

Agents wanted to co-operate with us in carrying out a plan which m«es the wants of ths million, and in tho disposal of large and varied stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, Silvor Plated Warn, Watches, Carpetintrs, 4c. Oar terms to Ajjontaare superior to those of any oth-r firm, as our Circular will show Those retting up olnbs can secure a pitce of Sheeting, Watch, Silk Dress. Shawl, Sowing Machine, &o.,£c.,

Free of* Cost,

A check describing an article bo told fjr a Dollar, 10 ctj. 30 for $2 40 for 84 60 ftr §6 105 for $10. tant by mail. Sand money by RefH tered Letter. Circulars mailed free to any address. Agents wauted everywhere. Address

KARRIS fc PLVMXER. 34 Hanover St., Boston, ffian.

pr-

Wi AM°01i Ml,

And will stll more for tbe ntonay than any

DOLUS CONCERN IS THE Hi!,

«r our inducements for forming Clubs are more than doable that of any establishment lu tbe Country.

For the prosf of this aassrtlon, please examine our Terms co Agents, which are as follows: aar* Read carefully and cotnpara with tbe term* forg-ttingup club., as advertised by other es tab Ishments.

Any person sending lis Two Dollars can receive for tho sa «ta soi ction from the following articles:—f wo,not one) 6J plot are Morosoo Albums, 'i pairs (not one pair) of pongreas Boot*, 3 piece* (not one piece) cf Pants Pattern, 2 (not one) & bottie Revolving Oaator*, 2 (not one) worsted Breakfast ahawlr, or any two articles (not one article) from our exchange list.

TV* if ill alio send 20 ±nntci nof'ce of articles for sale at one do liar eacA.

Any person sending Three Dollars can receive far tbe same a selectlou from tbe following articlrs:—15 yds. DaLalue, 1 white Marseilles Quilt. 2 (not one) 100 viow Turkey Morocco Albums, 20 yds. wheeling, Wool Square Shawl,

N E W A E I S E E N S

PBUnrSYIsVAJTIA

WHITE LEAD WOBKM, Previous W Januaiy lst, lSoC, our brand w-.s nown aa "Bv A. FAgJiJKSXQCK 4 CO. ,PU&£ WHITZ LI^D,'' but_it Jheinsj closolr imitatfd we then changed It to an ol. .„t&.:

PURE

'ft 4

E8TABLTSIT1RD

ILil

Of the ONE D0LIAB SALE a Revolution In TRADK.

WELAR,

(not one

set) Gold Bosom Stuas, 2 (net one) Hair Guard Jhitiaa, with gold plated trimming*. (The trimmings ot these chains are advertised by other concerns as Gold, which is a deception, as they are all of them gold plated,) S (not one) silver plated, chased Butter Didhet, 2 (not one) silver plated bottle Revolving Castor*, 2 *ets (not one net) Steel Dladed Anivea and Fork*, 2 (not one) WorsUd Promenade Shawl*, 3 (not one) ladlrs' long gold plated Chains, 3 (not one) ladi**' solid Gold DouiiidRings, 2 (not.one) gaDt's heavy chased joid plated.Rings. (Thai* rings are advertised by tlier concerns as solid gold, which is a lraud u^on thu public,) 3 (not one) black walnut 'Work Bezel or Writing Deske, (not one) extra quality Balmoral Skirts, 2 set* (not one) of Jewelry and Sleeve Bjtton* to match, 2 (nvt oni superior Turkt-y Morocco Shopping Bag*, pairs vaot

TT« Kill alio tend80 printed ncticet of trHc'es for lie at on dollar each Any person sending Ten Dollars can receive ior Mie same, a s«lot*ion from the following articles —7 yd*, (uotfonr yds.) double with Oloth for Cloaking and Coating, 3 (not two)B oachrd Linen Table Oloths, with doz. (not cne doz.) Linen Damask Kapkina, 30 yds. (not 25 yds.) Hemp Carpeting, 13 vd*. extra quality, black cr colored Alpacca Dress Patterns, 11 yos. extra quality, Poplin Dress Pattern*, Silver Bunting Cate Watch, new (not second handed) 2 doz. (not on* dos.) ivory handled (teelbladed Knives and Forks, 1 pr. superior Wool Blankets, nice Fur Muff and Cape, 2 (tot one) sliver plated engraved Ice Pitchers, 9 yds. (not 7% yds.) Wool CaMimere for uit, 2 dot. (not one dos.) Holers' beat diver plated Forks, Cositaen Sense Seeing MwehlM (fit* real article, not a base Imitation as uied by other concern*), 4 (not two) Honey Comb Quilt, 2 (not one) splenaidola-p Family Bible*.

We trffl also smd printed notices for 120 articles for taU at o»4 dollar eacA. For larger clnbl the valne Increaecn in tbe tame ratio. Our stock of Good* is all new and in good order. Tktquauty of.lb* CUnult, u, be'lrr flian rtrif nsfrf by any ether concern in (hetvzntry. We are of the opinion that, after reeding tste ttbove advertisement, some partiea will come to the conclusion that tbey have been tfitrtl'i iv.iidlrdi by some of tbe boy** Qifi concerns tn this ut.

Weoannot offer to the person (ending hs the largwt amount of money for month, a Gift of money or Watches, as tbat I* a violation of the Law against Lotteries but in adcMion to the abOTe liberal terms, we well sell to any one Who may send n* 810, eleven article* from 'our exchange list,ail to to' be sent ia one order and for $20 we will eeTl twenty-two articles from our exchange list, all to be sent In cne order.

W Money^ient In Registered Letter or by a Posi al Monty Order, or Draft at our riik. Catalogue* sent to any address,

P. 8. Agent* will please notify as what flrtts bave agent*in their town or city, and they will rsdeire our moat sincere thanke.

THOMAS LFEM0& CO.. Nos. 5S Jic 54 Elm St., BOSTOIT, MASS,

HPT®*"?

And on ibe opposite eud of ili« heit:

-z,- k- '•'•••••J

Having rebuilt anJ enlarged our work.", wt »re now prepared to supply promptly,

Sikictlv

PutF

White Leas, in quantities aa may be wanted. Since the establishment of onr work* in J&tl. the manufacturing department has betu under tha constant parjogal suparvUUu. of enr Mr. John Oaaiett, Jr^

Whfln oriiarfnif gfrelrrtnd in full, do n.-t viaee. A DoifArtc standard of fineaest and pnrilr in a an 3

Vv? Fahnesfock, Haslett A Sriiwar!/. FORNALE BT

DRUGGISTS,A\D HKALERS IN PAINTS".'

.llji'J—w.lrti

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!: MOTHERS!!! DON'T FAIL TO PP.OCFRE

Mrs, Wioslors MWm Syriiji, S3* 4#'For Children Teething.«- vThia valuable preparation, ha-r buen usea

NEVER FAJETNO SUOCK^S IX THnV SANDS OF

CA8E&

It not only relieves the child from paiu, inn invigorates the Stomach and bowel?, t'Otr--, 1 acidity, and gives tone and energy to lie whr.lv system. It will also instantly Griping in the Howels and Wind ColU.

We believe it the BEST and 8UHEST HKM EDY IN THE WOULD, in all ca.'ws of D\ hENTEBY and DIARRHOEA IN CHILDP.KX whether arising from teething or any othfu-

oaum

Full directions for usmy will accompany t,!. bottle. Be eura and call for .. "MBS. WINSLOW'a SOOTH1NU tJVEli?,1* Having the fac-simile of." CnEris & Pxnaii.i," on the onfalls -wrapper. All others ure buse imitations.

A Word with you, Header Do tho many sufioreiM from Disoaseti of the Respiratory Organs tnow that'hsf or tat

ffIHHMTi H'S

quo)

ladle*'Balmoral Boot*. TPs icill alto tend 40 prided ncticea of articles for sale at one dollar each.

Any person sending Five Hollars, (not six dollars) oan receive for the same a selection from the following article*.—A black or colored Alpacoa Dress Pattern, a Poplin Dress Pattern, 1 piece of Brown or Bleached Sheeting, 1 engraved (6 bottles) silver plated Revolving Castor,.4 yards superfine Cassimere, extra heavy large sired White Quilt, 1 pair gent*' Qalf Boot*, yd*, good Wool Frocking, 2 (not one) best quality Balmoral skirts, an eight day Clock, made by SethThomae, 4 yds. double widtn Cloth for ladle*' Sack* or children's wear, a silver plated Cake or Card Bt«ket, Fur Muff »r Cape Wool Long Shawl, splendhtclasp Family Bible, 4 yard* (not three yard*) deuble width water proof cloaking, 2 set* each (not one sot each) Ivory Handle Kniv**, with Silver plated Forks, 1 *et of Lace Curtains.

Ul--

pir Tr err:roitrTtoN? D. t!i«y know

that it la only within avdrr recent period Medical Scienco has proposed a Remedy rmTltj capable of combatting this tatal malady

Consumption

is now ns

CEBTAtNr.v itred

as In

termittent Fevers—it Ii as certainly

prevented

as Small pox The remedy acta wlih th vrt*futy of the Law ol Oravit itlou I

WINCHESTER'S,

0 0 S I E S

swm «si C& Art 'Promptly and Certainty IK ALL STAGES UIT EiW Mc'i'm-:

CONSUMPTION

They imrritdtatshj increase the stretieth aud deepen thfcoloir ef the pale blood. They sabdu* the Chills and

Fivfk,

diminish the Expectora

tion, anddieck the Night Sweat*, always in from seven to fourteen days. The Appetite to at ouc« invigorated, and the Pattern rapidly gains flesh the Cjut/h and Difficult Breathing are speedily relieved the sleep become* calm and refreshing the evacuation* regular and uniform Air.

thr

GENJtRAL SVilPTOaS DISAPPEAR With a Rspidlty that saems Afarvellou^. Tbe success of tbe HYroPHCSPHITEs in tb» c»BE of that greatest sceurg9 of the rare.

CONSUMPTION I

i5 "unparallfled In tbe annals of Bledioine." This thcroughly Scientific Remedy acts with luTariable Efficacy in

ail

stage* of Tuberoular Disease.

The beneficial effects of this Remedy, are equally Prompt and Certain in all derangements of th« HERYOUS AND BLOOD SXdTKMS, being unsurpassed as a Nervous Tonic, and generator.of nea ane healthy blood while for cases of General Debility, Loss of .strength, riesii and Appetite, Dyspepsia. NeuralirW, Pavaiysl#, Ubronic, Bjionrhiti Asthma, Scrofula, UhroiiiiDiarrhosa, it is the most efliracioiu treataieni known. A

Faib tbial is a I'rarnji

Cunt.

Try it Try if! Trnj itf

HYPOPHOSPHIT.ES!! Made from the K.rraula oi I'r. .1. K. riiuvi hill of Part*,) It the best remedy known t. Wmtua Science, tnevary case whec»rhe .outlno phvsiriau prescribes Tonics, Iron. Whiiky Co.l llv'ei nil, Quinine a lid ia approved by the Mndicai Profession generally. tJSl. Xu oTHKK.

PBtOXS:—In 7 oe Bottles, SI—HU bo I tl»i. for $5. In 1# ot. bottles W-Thcea for J. Catcuiars gratis. Sold by all respectable Druggiaiu, and at thejole Qeoeral Dauot in (tie United M'»tee by J. WIJTCHJESTEB CO. 96 Jotm Street, X. to whom allorders shenld be addrea*ei.

For sale by ALL PRrOQT3TS lu Ten,- H»u-». •prlS-Weowly

OWBM

E. B. BRVAMX & CO., (Sucreasors tc J. H. TLE:lEU,i

ForwarHlog & rommtunon men ltiiiitc muck 1W Oriift, Flour »v»t NnH.

Highest market price paiJ f^i- «n ktu.i* i.i Umiu. Agents for PTAft Union Ware Houho on IVtaiu

Near the T. H. I. It. B. Depot .',vi v,!

JOB* sun. Afcouxo

JOHNmmieni,

HANEY & CO., wimjn* ,m.

A I N E A E

Wnwbcmse irn WMt St^ at tbe «)ansl Dutla. Ttnllt 11 A 11 11 h' IM

UNDERTAKERS.

UNDERTAKER.

^,:

M. W, O'CONNKLI Saving purchased back from K. Chadwl t, 0ruber Qo.,tb» Uadatak«xa Ea^blishment, and having bad seven y-ur» vxp«rlence in .he bas4ne*s, imiow prepared Atrntah Hetallr fin rial CeSM.-Gaskets, and VVioUen Codas, o.' all styles and sizes, from th« ls«t' ahd largest *t ck of burial ntsiertal in frtae.8tate.fct KM

Main Street,

Tofxe Uar.u, Ijidianu. dWtt Carre ITau tey 2». !H»

jr a a ,B A

UNDERTAKER,

is prepAMl td eSceobte' orders fc Tils line wltlt •eataeea »od dlapaKii rnar oi third and Oherry treetsr, TOM Knote, IndUna. JanSO-R-dwtf

bAssibt.

R,. MAR8H

IOWA

jhistaxic

FARMy, WJli) LANDS,

A cd Olty Prof or ty df evefejr d««crIpiion, for 3*1 A nexperience of ye«r# oAutie u» to insure sitlsfliction In every department of bueinese renting t* a general BealSfetate Agency.

HAEBEET & MARSH,

54 WALNUT STBSXT,

n37dwly Dp* Moio^«,lowgk