Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 August 1868 — Page 4

Hendricks on State Finances-

THOMAS

HEKDMCKS,

in his New

Albany 6peech, Tenturod on dangerous ground. Ho had the effrontery to allade to the management of oar Stato finance?! a subject which is sedulously avoided by more judiciotw speakers of his political faith. Pew men in his position would have dared to raise the ghosts which such an allusion was calculated to call up.— But, "whom tho gods would destroy they first make mad," and the purpose of "the gode!i to destroy Mr.

Hehbbicks

is clear

ly shown by the fact that they maliciously led him to speak as follows: "What has the Republican party done for you in the last three years Have you any idea of the amount of money that has been drawn from tho people during the years from 'GO to '68 I hold in my hand tho report of the Auditor of State. That report shows that in the last year tho amount collected for State and county purposes was above $9,000,000, nearly $10,000,000 collected in the year "C7 for Stale and county purposes. If that is a fair statement, then we may conclude that for tho throo years since '65, during a period of peace, the expenditures of the State ot Indiana, for Stato and county purposes, have br-en very, nearly $30,000,000. Do they toll the laboring, sweating men of Indians what is done with these ten millions a year Can you, to-day, tell me what has become of these $30,000,000, collected for State and county purposes? "What stands for this vast expenditure of public money "XVhere is it Wo have no great structures of State institutions no railroads are built no great enterprises are carried on.

This terrible anxiety on the part of tie lilly-fingercd "national bank blood &u«kor" for the interest of "the laboring, sweating men of Indiana"' is relieved by the following consolatory remarks in the In dianapolis

Journal.

It ia one of the most

valuable articles ivhirh the campaign in this State has railed out, and Mr.

HEN

DRICKS is entitled to the thanks of the Republicans of Indiana fur every sur-h opportunity, which bis recklessness or 3tupidity affords, of shewing tip the comparative advantages of Republican and Democratic management, of our State finances. The

Journal

says.'

If Mr. Hendricks held in his hand the report of the Auditor of State, when making the above representations to the New Albanians, he knew that he was grossly misrepresenting the facts

The report does not show that above $9,000,000 was collected for State and county purposes last year. Instead of that, it shows that the whole amount

Iccitd,

not collected^ for State, county, tov nsblp and special purposes, in 1867, was but $8,165,736 77, bsing $834,000

Of the levies appearing in the Auditor's report, $5,631 871 51 were laid for coun* ty, township, school, bounty, road and other purposes, by tho local authorities of tho several counties. It is a fact of which Mr. Hendricks is not ignorant that tne officers of nearly one-halt the counties are Democrats, and that it depends entirely upon them whsther local taxes are high or adow. He: knows, also, that the heavij, est rate of local taxation prevails in those counties which have been longest under

Democratic locni government, FJoyd 'county, heing a conspicuous example. Was it not cheeky, therefore, for hira to inquire of a Floyd county audionne— of men who knew the rapacity of their

Democratic officials—"what has the Republican party done for you in the l&it three years?'

If Mi, Hendricks would probe the fltiancial history of such Democratic counties aB Floyd, Dnarborn, Franklin, Ear"tholomew, Johnson, Cass, Pulaski, Blackford, Clarko, Alien, Huntington and

Fountain, he might be able to tell what has become of the enormous local taxes of those counties, but the information can be obtained in no other way, for the greedy Democrats who levy, collect and [spend them fail to furnish it. But so far ,u» concerns the taxes levied by the State .'authorities, Air. Hendricks need be at no loss to ascertain the objects to which they were applied. The report which he held in his hands when making hia New Albany speech, will give him all the information needed on that point, and wo suggest that he withdraw his thoughts from tho sufferings ef Toombs, Cobb and

Wade Hampton, long onough to study the Auditor's report, so that he may henceforth be able to onlighten the profound ignoranoo ho anposos enshrouds the people as to tho application of the money they pay to tho Stato in the shape of taxes.

This will also enable him to acquaint himself more thoroughly with State affairs than he haR thought it worth while to do while employed in his senatorial duties, at a salary of $5,000 besides mileage, and little odds and onds in the shape of kid gloves, pocket knives, stationery, etc., which go to make up the perquisites pf a Democratic Senator.

He would discover that some "structures of Stnto institutions" have been paid for out of the State revenues of the last three yearn, and that they havn required rio inconsiderable sums. Perhaps he has a vague recollection of the penitentiary at* Michigan City, which a Democratic administration began, but did not finish. At tho session of the General Assembly held in 18G6, over $80,000 was appropriated to pay debts contracted by the laat Democratic administration on account of that prison, and at that and the session of i867, turther appropriations were mado to oomplete it, amounting to $283,8??. An addition haa been mado to the Hospital lor the Insane, at a cost of $150,000 a House of Refuge has been provided lor juvenile offenders, for which the sum of $50,000 was appropriated a Soldier's Home has also been established at a cost -«f about $50,000.

further examination of State doou ments would inform the Democratic candidate tor Governor that $350,000 of these revenues about which ho seems so anxious, have bear n»ed in repaying to the school fund th*l amount unlawfully abstracted from it in 1857-8 by the then Democratic State officials, and about & half million more has been used iu reimbursing other trust funds unlawfully dissipated by the -. aarae officers. Ha can also gather tb« in8 teresting information from those documents that $3,000,000 of the old public debt, wnioh the Democratic party auffered to increase during its lease of power, has besn paid out of the proceeds of tbe State t&aas, tbe destination cf which seems so mysterious to him.

Tnc tctal amo snt of State tare* f-.r j, 1867, and tfc«. purposes for which l3v aJ, as uppearj irom ttie Auditor's report, are J' &• follows

?:?State

tax pfoper. '. $978,2 89 11 School tax 785,406 84 ,r, Scata debt Stnaing Fund tax 869,629 61

proceeds of what ia officially termed the State tax. It is worthy of remark in this connection, that of what Mr. Hendricks erroneously designates as county taxes, $770,863 was levied in the echool districts by the proper local officers, to build and repair school houses and defray the current expenses of common schools, other than the salaries of teachers.

We truat that Mr. Hendricks will acquaint himself more fully with the financial affairs of the State and counties. It docs not look well for a candidate for Governor to ask the people whether they know what goes with the revenues of the State, and at the same time confess his own inability to inform them, notwith standing the published reports of the Auditor and Treasurer of State contain full and perspicuous statements of evory dollar expended by the State. There is not the most remote probability that he will be called upon as Governor to use the information thus obtained, but he should make himself fasriliar with State finances, if for no other reason, to avoid another such exhibition of ignorance as he made in his New Albany speech.

Tha Late General Halplne. From tho Chicago Jonrn&l.] General Halpine, better known as "Private Miles O Keilly" was in the thirty-ninth year of his age, and was born in Dublin. His father, the Rev. Nicholas John Halpine, was a minister of the Church of England.

General Halpine catno to this country in the year 1853. He made Boston his home and journalism his profession. He became tho primitive "carpet baggar," for he started, in connection with Mr. P. B. Shillaber "(Mrs. Partington"), the

Carpet bag.

The paper lived but a little

over a year, wheti Mr. Halpine connected himself for a time with the Boston

He WHS at. one time Assistant Adjutant General at the army headquarters of Washington. Shortly before tho close at tho war he was breveted Brigadier General. Ho was an efficient officer, a brave, true soldier but his fame was won in the field of letters. He was a genuine poet, although he never made po6try a specialty Some of his rhymes will pass into th6 permanent, literature of the language. "The Flaunting Lie and "After the Battle'' will survive the wreck of time But the most noticeable poem he ever wrote was a campaign song that appeared immediately after the nomination of Grant. "Miles" tras a Democrat, but never a copperhead, and here is what he sang when the good news reached him that General Giant was

en route

Come, All your glasses, fellows, And 9tftnd up in a raw, On a Presidential drinking

less

than nine millions, and of this sum but $2,633,325 26 was levied by the State. The report shows a delinquency for t865 and previous years, of $1,280,156 32, which added to the actual levies of 1867 makes the sum of $9,452,688 40, but that delinquency was not collected, nor is it probable that any considerable amount of it ever will be.

We are going for to go I/®' ui trampl# down mil party tie» Beneatti our lore of right, And proudly clan Ulysses Grant

As., aptaln of our fight! So for Presides Ulysses Let e^ery glass be bright— May he raie the country be has i»T»d,

Aad Ood defend the right.

In the rid tc-ds^ no prouder name I* borne oa any creese, And vfith Grant 10 steer the ship of State,

Our flag shall rule the seas. No "dominion" shall be north of us, And south of us no foeOar Stars and Stripes in the Canada*

And like—ise Uesiso, For with President CJlysses Will b» few who care to fightMay he rule the country he has eaT'd,

And God defend the right.

His hand Is soft to meet a friend And rootled to meet foe He's the Ulssiselppi rlrer host,

Resistless as its flow And oux br-thren of the beaten States— Thee» ''aliens" of to-day— Will find a generous hand held ont

When Grant has c_au to eway! For generous is Ulysses To the men who felt his might— Mar rule tho country lie has saTed,

And God defend the right.

So, boys, a final bumper,... Wuiie we all in the cbonis chant, "Fnr President we nominate •'Our own Ulysses Urant.'' And il' asked what Stato he hails from.

Our sole reply shall be, "From Appomattox Oonrt House, "With tlie famous apple tree For

:twa«

there to our Ulyssos

That Lee gave up the fight— Now, boys, "To Grant for President, And Grid defend the right To Seymour General Halpine gave his support very reluctantly. He greeted his nomination with some tame prose under the head, "It might have been worse." Hia loss will bo deeply regretted by all lovers of pure and sparkling English, whether prose or verse

FOR SALE.

FAGRICULTURALSTOVE,

)R SALE— TIN and STORK in th. city of Torre Uanto, Indiana, with or without the Tinnor'eToolH, which are a lull and number onesett. St. rk ot jods, ahont four thousand dollars, and well selected for tho tradu. House well ostabllshrdr and in a good location. Rentlow and house lag". Will enll for part cash, the balance in payments to suit, with interest. Tnig is an excellent opportunity for psrtios that wish to invent in this bnsiness. Torre flail to is ouo »f the most thriving cities in tho State, and has largo trade from Illinois anl adjoining counties.

Causn of selling—to change business. Address jylldwlin P. O. Box 464. 'l'erre HHIUU, Ind.

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5^33,345 26

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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

The undersigned have besn apoeinted Ad* minis tra tors of the estate of John Prtry, late of Vigo county, Indiana, dace Med. Tlie estate ia probably solvent, JACOB H. SHANKS,

BOBEBT H. FUQUA.

Bcolt Day, Attorney*. au5w3w

ADMINISTRATRIX* NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the nndetalgned haabocn appointed Administratrix of the estate of William B. Bentley, lateef Vigo county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.

EMILY BEKTLIY,

aug5w3w Admr'x

^DMINISTKATOR'S SALH.

The undersigned wfll offer at Public Auction, on Thursday, August 20th, 1868, at the late residence of John Petry, deceased, Fayette Township, Vigo county, Indiana, 2% miles southwest of New Goshen, the personal property belonging to the es'ate

the said decedent, consisting o°

Horses, Wagons, Harness, Cattle, Hogs, Fanning Implements Houienold Furniture, Hay -Grain, 25 stands of Bees, ani various other arliolei.— Sale tecommcnce at 9 o'clock A. M.

TCBMS,—All sums of S3, or under, cash. Ovr $3, note at 12 months, with interest and approved security. JAOOB H. SHANKS. »J__

ROBERT H. FUQUA. |Aamr

Scott & Duy, Attorneys. augSw3w

"VTOTICB.—Notice is hereby givXl en that on the 10th day of September, 1868, between the hooraof ten (10) o'clock A.M., am four (4) o'clock P. M., at the Court House door, in the city of Terre Haute, the undersigned will sell at pnbilc sale, the iellowing described Real F.s late, to-wit:

Lot No. ten (10), in Curtis Gilbert's sub-divis-ion of the north half of out-lot No. for'y-nine (49), in the city of Terre Hante.

TERMS OF 8AXK.— One-third cash down balance in BU and twelve months, with ten per cent, interest, purchaser giving notes waiving valuation and appraisement laws, seoured by mort gage on said premises. JOHN KIZER, auSwS Adm'r Philip Bianca, edo'd.

SHERIFF'SDecree

SALE.—By virtue

of a Copy of and Execution issued from tho Vigo Common Pleas Oonrt, to me di rected and deliver«d, in favor of TinBtees As bnry Church, and against Abraham Canlwell, Fiancls M. Gates and Jonh Brown lee,, I amor dered to sell the following described real estate, aitaated in Vigo connty, Indiana, to-wit:

Lot No. thirty (30), In John Sibley's addition to the city of Torre Haute, as the tame is designa ted on Ltit Recorded Plat thereof, and on

SATURDAY, the 2uth day of August, 1868, withiu rhe legal hours of said day, at the Court House door, in Turre flmite, 1 will oifer the rents and profits of the above described Real Estate, together with all privileges and appnrtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and apon failure to rallzea sum sufficient to satisfy said Executions and costs, I will then and there offer the fee simpla, in and to said Real Estate, to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the same.

This, 6th day of Align t, 1868. JOHN KIZEK, 8heriff, Aug5-wtd»-Prf $6,00.

Sof

for the w'h'.te Mouse

HjalKIFFS' SALE.—By virtue a Copy

Decree nnd Execution issued from

che Vigo Common Pieas Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of William B. Tcell and against Jerome B. Baiiey, and Julia A. Bailey I am ordered to sell the following described Real Estate, situated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit:

Lot no. one (1), in the sub-division of lot No. one hundred

una

seventv -five (176), in Chauncey

Boas'd addition to the city jf Terre Haute, and on SATURDAY, the 20th day of August, 1868, Withis tfce legal hours of said day, at the Court House dcpr.in Terre Haute, I will offer the rents, ind profits of the above described Real Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceeding seven years, to tha highest bidder for cash, aud upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said Execution and costs, I will then and there offer the fee-simple in and to said Real Estate, to the highest bidder for cash tosatisfy the same.

This 6th day of August, 18E8. JOHN KTSER, flheriff. asgfwtds Prs fee €9,00.

QHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue O of an Execution issued froai the Tigo Common Fleas Court, to me directed and delivered, in favor of August Nippers and against James A. Li tlejohn,I will offer for sale the folio wing described Beal Estate, situated ia Vigo county, Tadlsna, towit:

Tbe northeast qnartsr of tbe northeast quarter of t-ectlon twelve (12) toarn ten (10) rangn nine (9) wast, and on

SATURDAY, tho 29th day of August, 186S, Within the legal hours of said day, at the Court House door, In Terre Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described Real Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same bel"iglng, for a term not exceeding seven years, to the highest- bidder for cash, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy paid Executions and costs, I will then and there offer the lee-simple, in and to said Beal Estate, to the highe-t bidder for cash to satis the same.

This 5th day of Augnst, 18 8. JOHN K1ZEB, Sheriff, aug5wtd Prf SO,00.

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

On the 27th of August, 186S, the undersigned will offer for rule, at public auction, at tbe late residence of William B. Bentley, diseased in Prairie Creek Township, Vigo county, Indiana, a11 the peraonal estate of said deceased, consisting of Horses, Hogs, Oowa and Calves, Wheat, Corn, Ha, Oats, Household Furniture, 4c., .io.

A credit of six months will b» given on all sums exceeding three dollars, tho purchasers executing notos bearing interest Irom date, with seenritr.

THE

A H.J

K. GIFFORD, t. s., Treats all

Dise of Horses and Cattle. Hospital aad OfBcs, corner cf £th asd Bagl* £t»., TFIIBB HATVS. INDIANA. octSHrly -i.

EMILY BENTLEY,

ang5w3w Admin Btratrix.

DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ha- been appointed Administrator of the estate of Alonzo A. Coltrin, deceased, late of Vigo county, Ind. The estate is solvent.

AngBwSt SAMUEL E. COLTRIN, Adm'r.

DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Netice ia hereby given tli»r (he undersigned hns been appointed Administrator of the estate of Matthias Mogger, deceased, late of Vigo county, Indians. The estate i* supposed to be solvent. ANDREW KAUFMAN,

Jnly 30dltw3w Administrator.

ANKRUPT NOTICE.

By order of the District Court of Indiana, notice is hereby given to the creditors of Jen B. Yeomans, bankrupt, thnt a second general meet. Ing of said bankrupt will be held at Terro Haute, in said Distri -t, on the 12th dy of August, A. D., 1868, at 1 o'clock, r. u., at th* office of Baird

Cruft, b-fore James B. Mmky, Register in Bankruptcy, in nald District, for the purpose] named in the 27th section of the Bankrupt Act ot March 2,18fi7. MARTIN HOLLINGER,

July 2D Assignee.

OTATE OF INDIANA, VIGO lO COUNTY—S3:—Circuit Cant, September Term, 186S.

Julia Patterson, vs. Edward R. Patterson

Divorce.

On this day, to-wit, tho 2f»th day of July, A. D., 1868, comes the Plaintiff, by Scott fe Dny, her Attorneys, and files their complaint herein also, an affidavit, showing that the Defendant is a non-resident of the State of Indiana.

Notice is therefore hereby given to the said Defendant of the filing and pendency of this proceeding, and that the same will be heard and determined at the uext Term of our said Court, commencing on the fourth Monday of September l.. HS6S.

Attest: K.H.SIMPSON, jt'29w3t-Prf $6,00 Clerk.

gXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Not:ce is hereby given that- the undersigned have been appointed exeoutors, with the will annexed, of the estate of htuncy Warren, late of Vigo Cetlntv, Indiana. The estate issolvent.

CHARLES M. WABBEN.

Jyl7dltw3t FRANCES E. 1TARREN.

A PPLICATION for LICEN3E. XI. The usderslensd hereby give notice that he will apply to the Connty Commissioners at their regular session in September, for license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time, for the space of one year. The premises on which said liquors are to be sold are located at Kos. 174 and 17C Halo Street, in Terrs Haute, in Harrison town ship. Vim county, Indiana. aug4dltvr3t Wm. SCtiAEFFEB.

COUPONS OP THE

1st MORTGAGE BONDS

THE UNION PACIFIC

RAILROAD COMPACT, Due July 1st, 1808, Will be on eul af!"r tr.st d»te,

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JaCrSCdwSni Treasorer.

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DRY GOODS.

'.Kf

DRY GOODS

SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE

August 1st, 1868.

From the above date we shall oiler our entire Stoefc of

DRESS GOODS!

COMPRISING ALL THE

LATEST NOVELTIES!

AT PRICES THAT WILL

IIV 8 ft THKIK

A E

BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1st.

TV JELL, MIPLEY & CO, Corner Fifth and Main Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

DRYS GOODS*

THE "TIGER" THE 'TIGER" THE "TIGER"

OUT! OUT OUT!

COMPETITION DISTANCED!

BUY GOODS, EVERYBODY, WHILE THKY ABB CHEAP! Onr Stock is too larga to enumerate, but activ buyers will be amply repaid for earning to tho

"DOWN TOWN" STORE,

As every Department will undergo the same reduction iu prices as thi following Hill's 4-4 Bleached Muslins 18 cts Good yard wide" lr Ha Merrimack, Spraguo and all best

Prints 12i Ginghams i8 cts Domestic De Laines 1R cie Honey-comb Quilts 1,"0 Swiss Organdie Muslins 45 cts

These Goodi arc Worth 65 Cents! Plain, Buff, Pink and lHna Organdie and JACONET LAWNS FIFTY CKNT3.

Those aro the very host quality, and havs been ailing at «V ccntu.

French Stripe filMfJUAMS and rRUCATFS

....

xr, CENTS!

The Greatest. -T ol

—IN—

E S S O O S

Ai 25 Cents a Yard, Ever Offered

White Lace Points, Black Lace Points Selling at 50 Cents

On the Dollar!

Hoop Skirts at On© Dollar! Ton will havn to pay 81.50 for tluro slsowher.*.

Hoop Skirts $1,50

Sold Heretofore at Two Dallam.

NOTION DEPARTMENT.

White Goods. Piques, Hosiery, G-h»ve$, Trimming.-*. Parasols, Fans, Sc,,

Have Caught the "Tiger

Fearfully, ssd prices are bleeding profusely.

SKEPTICS ,'

•VTIli take wa/alns and not "lies" jSo the

"Buckeye" Cash Store,

Whan too late, afUr having cnpplitd their want* at much hifher price*—slsewher®—thfnkicjc this only a* (t4vertiwmant to

DRAW TRADE.

To all (8 ~h,difappointment will he thair fata, at wa shall do aran mora. Inrtaad of laat than we ADVf KT1SI.

Look oat for Low Prices!

From thla time oat, at

w. *. *YCK

BARRETTS

uccided

by tbe public Restoring original color

&RE

R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors, MAXOHESTEB. TT. H. LORD bati« u, vaicago, General North-West-rn Agents.

J. & H. A.. DAVIS. Agents for Torre Haute. Ind. oovlldwBm

DOCTOR WHITHER

REGULAR OKADUATK of MEDICINE, as Diploma at Office will show, has been longer engaged in the treatment of YENEBEAL, SEXUAL aud PRIVATE DISEASES than any other Physician in St. Louis.

Syphilis, Gonnrrkea, GItet, Srricturr, Orchitis, Hernii and Ituptnre all Urinary Diuatti and Syphilitic or Mercurial Affaceiom of th* Throat, Skitt or

Ham aro treated with u[.paralleled

succeed. Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility Impotency, as tlio rt.auIt of

nMt"»lmc»andyouth,

sexual eucesars in maturor years, or other caueei, aud which oduct aouio of the following effectn, as Nocturnal Rulsiions, Blotches, liability, UiiziutMS, Oimnrsn of Sight, Confusios of Ideas, Evil Kortfiodinga, Aversion to .Society of Foinalus, Lot» of Memory and Sexual t'uw.-r, aud rendering Mariiage improper, are permanently cured.

The Doctor's opportunities in hospital and private practice are unsurpassed in St. Louis or any other city. Back tiles of St. Louis papers orove that buhas bwu located there longer by years than any othor so advertising. The eBtitbliiUiment, library, laboratory and appointments aro unrivalled in tho West, unrivalled auywtiero. Age, with experience, can be rrdied upon, and tho Doctor can refor to many physicians throughout tbe country. In past succos* and present paJiHon tie stands without a competitor. The Writings of a Physician whose Reputail jn Is linion-wlde, uiuu-niu., should worth Heading.

DOCTOR WHITTIEE publishes Medical £*amjiblet relating to Voneroal Diseases and ttie disastrous an,I varied consequences of self-abuse, that will be seat to any addresB in a sealed envelope for two stamps,

contains

full symptom iisis that wilt enablo those affected to determine the nature of thnlr complaint and give a written statement of their case that will answer almost as well for tbe purpose of treatmentas a personal Interview but where it is couxenient, the Doctor should bo consulted personally. Those hnving friends that may require advice, can supply them with this valuable vrors hy sanding their address, with stamp. Thns you can assist the unfortunate without their knowing tho'r benefactor. Certainly no subject is of more Importance than puaity of blood and psrfeot mannsod.

It self evident that a physician who confines qlmself escluiire'.yrto the study of a oer tain 01*4- of dUeaies arQ treats thousands of ca*es every yuar, mast acquire greater skill in that spicinlty thaa one lu general practice.— Many physicians, reccgni2lng this fact, intro-.nc-3 patljuts to the Doctur Hfiei reading his Sledlcal Famphlet. Cjmaiunloatlonj aosfidential. A friendly talk will soat you nothing. Office central, yet rstlred--No. 617 St. Charles asreet, Sc. Louis, Mu. Hours, 9 A, a to 7 P. St., Sundaysessopted.

DOCTOR WILBEB

OFFX'-B,Booxs,

CONSULTATION A'iD EKCEP-

Ttos 616 TVashingtoa AT»nne,{St. Louie, Iffo., traits wi the greatest success all Diseases cf "Women. Leuchorcea, or Whites, Falling, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Womh, Ovaritis, Pruritls, Amen-irrhcea, MonorrhoRla. Dysnienorrhoea, aud Sterility, or Barrenness also, ovory diseasecanneoted with Puberty, Slenetruatlon or Pregnancy. SInco tao Dot jr confines himself exclusively to the treatment of these complaints, and treats a very large number of cases, It folio that his Knowledge of them mnit be far more extensive and aeon rate than that of physicians in general practice. 9end stamp lor Medloal Pamphlet of thirty sixp»jj«3. No matter who have failed, road what he says. Patients in every Western Sfite. Cures guaranteed. Consultation by tetter or at. office free. Booms for patlonts reguirlnp daily attention. A lady assistant. Heur !*, ta 7 M. Sundays except

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!!

DON'T FAIL TO FROCTJBB

Irs. finslow's Soothing Syrnp.

For Chiidren Teetliing. This valuable preparation 1ms been used with NEVER FAJXING SUCCESS IN THOUSANDS OF CASES.

It not only relieves tho child from pain, but Invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy to tho -whole system. It will also instantly relievo

Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic. We believe it the BEST and SUREST REMEDY IN THR WORLD, in all cases of DYSENTERY and DIARRHOEA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from teething or any other cause.

Full directions for nsing will accompany each bottle. Be sura and call for "MRS. VTINSLOWH SOOTHIXO STRUT," Having tha.//ic-S?*MJ7I! Vif "OITBTIS ft PERitnfs," on the ontfido wrapper All others are base imitation*.

the LasV(pjp!| Success.

fnoneBotde

Br ITB US3

Gray or Tailed flair is qnicidj

reftcred kite yuntlifn I color and beauty,

and with the Ar.it application a

beautiful glo=j and deb'ghtful fragrance

is given to the Hair.

It "Kill canse

Hairtt'tT«Kr

on Bald Spots.

It Till promote luxuriant growth.

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FAULENQ HAIB is immediately checked. ,i For Sale br cil IrnQgist». DEPOT remored from Greenwich St to

35 Barclay St. & 40 Park Place,

MANHOND:

How Lost I ilow Restored!

JtwC Pitbiitktd, in a

Msfei

tte.,

atrucpe. Pric*, tis eeat*.

A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TBSATaent, and Iladlcal Cure of SpftrmBtorrboea, or Samhial Waaluiau, Involuntary Emission*, Sexual Docility and Impediments t» Marrlago generally NerTousn***, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Phyaical Incapacity, reauUlog from 8«lf Abuse,

by Ro»j. J. cxTtawrti, M. au

thor of the ''draan Booh,'* tc. "A

BOOM

to Ifeowaato of Safferen."

Sent under seal, In a plain enrolope, to any addrwa, rarrrAa, on reoelpt of 25 oent or two poeta^a stamps, to CHAS. J. SLINXAOO., 12* Bowetj, Sew loriL. Post Office Box 45S6. sa &jso. Dr. Calrsrweirs "Marriagr Quids," pries

Iss cant*. MnyMvSn. Tsirj"

-:t

a lt

Sift

3" 'Ux ,£* f-r he-

A-

Is "»,

CORNKLIUS & HAFJFIKRTY

HAVE

JUST OPENED

SOME

E A I S E S

OF SEASONABLE

DRESS GOODS.

ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF

FAST COLORED PRINTS

18 1-2 O ENTsS

-AND

Chintz in Great Variety of Styles.

CORNELIUS & HAGGERTY,

Corner 3d and Main Sts.,

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

I N S

Fl. M. £TT"HBI3S %r OO.,

Restores GRAT color Dand

VEGETABLE AMBROSIA

1 8 W A I O iT O OKNUINE HAIR KKSTOBATIVE, changing J\. Oray, Light, Had or Faded Hair to the DARK, LrsTBODR, SILKEN TRIBSES, which so adorn youth or age. It will positively cradicata Humors and DAndrnff from the icalp, and where thera in 11 fain the glands, will cause a new growth nf Hair to put forth on bald spots. Thouaams are testify. Ing to the above.

PBICE: $1.00 PER BOTTI.K.

FOB SALE BT ALL DBUQOISTS.

BIRR, fiULICK & BERRT, Agents may27 dooil.tvrfim W b1

{MUSICAL.

THE PEOPLES PLATFORM

FOR THR

FALL CAffiPAIISK

MUSIC.

J. G. LINDEMANN,

OBALEB IN

ri AUTOS, SfELODKOJVS

OT&&A.JSS,

Violins. Onitars, Flutes, and all hinds of Masto* Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash titreet, TKBBK HADTK. 1NWANA.

TONING AND BEPAIB1NG of PIANOS au.1 other Instruments will be promptly attendad to. OLD PIANOS will bo taken in tnade foi NKW ONES. aulOSdwrr K-

i- Q.

LINDEMANN

r- Oi 1868.

Moncf all parties agree t%at my randi lates for puhllo favor ara the bMterer brought ont oa platform.

They hare keen tried for years, have stood unflinchingly, have come up to everything that thov ware rocoxnm«nded to te, and are the peaplrs choice everywhere. 3. In opposition to all wire.worfcerj and petty depredators my candidates have ateadily rose up, gathered strxegth, and stands this day united as the strongest host ?ver known in the history of the country.

S E E

1 The fines, and bait lot of FIBST CLA&3 riANO.1 and all other kinds cf Musical Instruaenta ev*r offered fjr sile in the West, oen be found at Klaner's Palaca of Uuslc. 2. Hundreds of pcrchassrs who have bean using n7 Pianoi for years, agree lhat thty are the heat lasting ?l«nos known 3 Farehaiing largely lor caah, als.i, by occc-p-Ing the extensi*e balldlng

my own, thus

saving costly rents, my cuatomara will receive the benefit of all sach saving., and greater bargains can be had of aethan ersr known la the history of the Fi«no trade bar*tofire. 4-. No old rusty stack on hand to gat rid a IT, but everything new, and adding the latest Ia»po ted Novelties constantly to it.

S I am In favor of all parties uniting with n» on th' platform, and I ataaii mak spsctal to yeur vota this Fall.

L.KISSNEB'8

PALACE OF MUSIC,

'^'No. 48i Ohio Stroet,

TEBR&HAUTB. «^*r

SATUKDAI, JULY Sim.

DOWN!

PIQUES

DOWN!

/,-£ 4u,-i* t43? .f

.'•»

,(?»

DOWIT!

bJ?

PERCALES

LA WINS

at ^f For Mozambiqnes!

COST!

LENOS

S W E E I N

REDUCTION!!

TO CLOSE

SUMMER GIOODS,

-AT-

EDSALL & CO'S.

Ught

Alpacas,

Light Dress Oood«,

Pacific Lavns,

Figured Brilliant*, Figured Chintzes, Figured Piqnes,

Are Marked Down!

•»t

"tf.

-3CJ

THIS DA\ I

PRICES MADE to SELL THE GOODS without re~ gardtothe COST

EDSALL & CO.,

Cor. 4th and Main Sts.

DRY COODS.

C. W1TTIG&CO.,

•73 MAIN 8TBBET.

OPPOSITE McKEEN'S BANE

WJS OFf Rrt

tireat Bai^alns!

IN-

SUMMER GOODS

Fine Embroidered Handkerc'ft

At 25 rents apiece.

Fine Seallopped Lawn Hand'kf

At 25]cent« apiece,

Ootton Parasols, Silk Parasols

ELEOANT AND CHEAP"

Challies,

Lawns and

DeLaines1

Percales.

MUSQUITO BARS,

A Largs Stack, bunght chenp and sold cheap.

Ladles' and Children'* Hose

12}£ cents and upwards.

GENTS' HALF HOSE,

12^ cents and tspwardc.

Ball Trimmings, Raffling*., Tape and Marseilles Trimmings, Buttons*

New dtyles and Oreat Variety.

A LARGE STOCK ofSTAPk.ES

To suit the times

C. WITTIG A lO'S,

Next Door to Davia Drag Store

Ladles Take Particular Notice.

ran

MU (si,PW REIAIII HLU.

WARRAMTKU FRENCli

THKSXafterwards

PILLrt, so OfflntiratHl many years aga in Paris, for the r«Ii»f of f«male irregularties, and «o notorious tor their criminal employment is the practloe of abortion, are now offer^ for ftie tor the flrst time in America They have been kept in comparative otMcurity, from tho fact that thj originator Dr. Talpeau, is a physician In Paris, uf great wealth aad strict aonscientious |.rinclples, and has withheld them from genoral use, lest tcsy should be .mplored for anlawful purpose. In overcoming female otitractions, they seem to be truly omnipotent, bursting open the flood gatM

ttaia

whatever canse

may hav* stopped them but tcsy are offsred to th* publlo only for l«gltimati» ase, and all agaata ara forbidden to sell thwa when it is understood thftt the object Is unlawful.

I«tUta oaa poourad box, sealed from th* of thsoarlons, br enclosing one dollar, and six pottage stamps to M, W, MAOOMBEB, General Agent for the Called States aad Oanadai, at Albany. N. T-, or to any authorised Agrat. Sold ay all Draggicts la T*rr^ Uaat*. i7dwl.v

FARM IMPLEMENTS.

CAST-CAST-STKKL PUW!

HOW IT_IS MADE1

Why it «8coiiriB.M s"

ITS EASE OF DRAFT!

Why it is the

Most

Durable!

ADAPTION TO VARIOUS WOSlf Stvbble-01oTer-Sod Prairie Sod

CONVENIENCE DF REPAIB8

Why it tlte Cheapest!

ETC., ETC., EXC.

The NoTelty or the Cafit-Cast-* Steel Plow!

-'h- Saving of Time! Saving of Money! 5 Saving of Horses! Us He mark able Durability! Facts and Figures

Repairs for Eight lean.

Fire oat of tii of nil the Plow* sold (luring- (lie lntt ffigtii Ton IMT* R«a«i MO Kopairtt Hhxtcfer.

OKII OU, or «fiut for Ciicul«r, nhowiag "ilnd of Plow to bny.iktd *hy." to

JOKEN A JONES.

Farm Implement*, TEBRK HACTS, IND

ASTROLOGY.^

ASTROLOGY LOOtl OUT.

«001» JVEWN

FOB

H.iWOTu ANY l-ErtSON WHO WUIi AQVAXi HI ADAMS RAPHAEL IN TH«' I'BOFKSSION.

IHtt iNKVKltFAlLING MAI).'1 AMfc BAPB.\SL the beat. Sk«BMOMda w&en all xther* h»te fulled. All who an in trouble—all who h«Te been oafortBUto—•list whoie for.4 hope* h»7a been di#oppolnt«4, eraahed!: and iilMted by false {iromlie* and rtec#lt—all wbc ware bceu intslsd aad tr:fleJ with—all fly to her for advico anil satisfaction. All who ara In doubt' of the Sections of those they love, con it) It her lo relieve &n<i satutjr their minds.

In io?e Affairs She Never Falls.

biui ui« tne sa:ret oi wiuaing the atbetions of th« opposite tax. ribe shows jun the llkeneaiof^ xonr fatnre wif« or hnsband, or absent friend.— SQo gnides the slngie to a happ^ marrlaga, and iS: oiakt'S the married happy. Herald and adTice has boen soiicited in inucunerabl. instanom, aad. the rcsnl: has alwafs bo*n ih» means of s«rar la*» [tr

Speedy aua Happy Marriage,

ghe Is, therefore, a sure dependence. It we. known to tba public at large that sha was tbe first, and shell the only person In this country who can show the likeness In reality, end who can give entire satisfaction on all the concerns ot life, which can be tested aud proved by thousands, both mettled and single, who dally and eagerly Tlslt has.

To all In basiness her advice Is inralnable. 8he oan foretell, with the greatest certainty, th. re- l^ Suit of all commercial and business transactione.

Lottery nnmb«rs given without extra charge. MAPAME RiFHAlL Is a bona Ida Astrologist that cyery one can depend upon. Sh. ia the great est Astrologist nf the nlneteaath contury. It Is"" that well-icown fact that makes illiterate pretenders copy her advertisements Aud try to imitate* (Mr. ftl.idam® Jiaph&el is ths serenth daughter of tts' seventk daughter she was born with a nrtnral Sift she can fnrdtell yonr vory thoughts. .Sn* also ourM drunkebness.

All Interviews strictly private and confidential. As a Female Physician her remedies n.v.r fall to care all female irrogalaritiM, and to produrr tbe monthly How, withont danicvr or exposure.—' fhey can not injnre, l-ut, on the ooutrfr), tbej' Improve th6 health.

Thersfrre, come one, coma all, to

111

Richmond, bet. Central

kitrn

and

jib.

Cincinnati, Ohio.

'i'EBftlS.—Ladles, 81 Gentlemen, 51,60. N. B.—The Madame will answer no letters with, oaiafeeof £1 and a S-cant stamp is inclused.

Address Look Box 5SI. aug23dw1j

PABMERgjfe

Look lo yonr Interest!

Bi.'T THfc

BhST M4CHINE IN IHK!

TOTl WILL F1N1 THEM THE OHKAPK9T

TheGann-ne Pitt's Patent

Threshing Machine,

.Manufactnreil at the

Dajton Threshing Machine Works, DAYTON. OHIO. The Genuine Pitt's Patent Machines, manufactared by Woodam. Tencee & Oo the Doublo Pinion Horse Power, from four to ten horses. Is the most perfect In nE«, the nost simple construction, bnllt in a workman-like uiaanor, of the best. material, and waimntel in rprv respect to glvfsatisfaction, il proporly mAnageif it Is only ne."•ssary to see to buy one of tb'MP celebrated machines—•atl'iaction In Invflrldbly the result

J. H. II. WISEHEABT q:

Itifurnistho public that ho has the entire Agency for Tnrre Haute, Vigo and adjoining coanues In Indiaua and Southern Illinois. He Is prepared & to furnish these celebrated machine* at Factory prices, adding freights.

Call at K. R. Bobbins' Feed and Swd Store, on & 5th Street, between Main and Ohio, in Terre Haute, and examine far yourself, or at his Office in Sha ^nnetowa, Illinois. All OKUTI addressed to me at Term Haute. Indiana, or ShawneMown, Illinrl.i, will mnot wi'h prompt attention.

H. H. WI.SKHKAUT, fteneral Agent.

I also have tho agency

for

Wood'* Self-Baker

Boaper and Mower for Term Haute territory, the most perfect combined Machine In ua.—the Cold Medal Prize Mower, the only Mower »warded premium at the Great Part* Exposition in 1867.

Call and examine tbem. It will do you no harm. If yon d«n'! want to buy. J. H. WISBHART, Terr. Hante.

also have the Agency for the Hoosiar Oraio Iirllls. CHsr Mills, Kay i'orks, Seed,

tc.,

Ac.

dole Proprietor and Manufacturer ot Wiseheart's celeb. atei improved Grain Screen—positively the bast—separating Gboat aad Oorkie from Seed Wheat with entire satisfaction.

All Machine* solil warranted t» give satisfaction. ttepalrsfor Pnyton Threshsrs famished at shot notice, at fsctory prices, adding freight*, and other articles to tedions to cieotion.)

The highest pric as paid for Clover SMd. Tho above Jt«crilod articles can be seen at

K. Bobbins' Feed ft Seed Store

Fi.'tl. Street, between Main and Ohio. Jylw2m J. H. H. WK3KHEABT, Agenti

UNDERTAKERS.

IJNDfiRTAKEit.

IVI. VV. O'OONNELl, Btviog pnrchase.l hick from S.

fT Ohadwlck,

Oruber & Co., the Undertakers Establishment, and having bad seven ysars exptrieno* 1B tk* butlnesj, 1 ow i.royarel to furalah Met alio Burlal i'asss. Caskets, and Wooden OoffloS, ot all s:yl«s and sizes, from the best aud largest stock of burtsl material in the state at 104Main Street, Terr* Haste, Indiana. dwtf Terre Haa tey 29. Ka

3 A A A

N A E I* prepsri

«i

si order* la his lies with

aeatnsss and dispatch •. rner of third and Gharry treats, Terr.. tJ»ute, ladiana. JanSO-6-dwtf

S. HABBKBT.

10 W A

HAJUH

REAL K8TATE AGENCY. FABM3, WILD LAHSS, Aad City Property of every description, for Sale.

Anexparlence of fifteen years enable as ta Insure satisfaction in every depaitment of bns^nsas re sting to a general Bsal Xstata Agency.

HARBEIIT & MARSH, 54 WAI.HUT STBSXT,