Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 September 1868 — Page 4

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STATE ITEMS.

Vikcbnnks has 1830 school children.

Thk

P«s5issnsr»5Si^a.P«- «*$.%* sent the {'Drummer Boy" in Richmond.

Col.GAUT.and

ROSE,

tho Indianapolis

Postmaster, is out for Grant and Colfax.

"Thb DRUMMER BOT" is having a good run at Evansvilfo.

Eyansville

lars.

THE

expenses of the Holder's F.ome for

August were $,189 07.

OUR Democratic State exchanges are largely davot«d to labored efforts to prove "Feymour's loyalty."

total number of arrests made by

the New Albany police for the month of August was !0J.

THE Republican ladies of Hew Albany are getting up a splendid silk flag to be presented to the Fighting Boys in Blue.

THE Harrison county panther put in another appearance on Monday, at the Fair Grounds near corydon.

THE expenses of the Northern Penitentiary for the three months ending August 31, were $10,459 05, Receipts, $G,014 32.

SIMEON L. BLANK and Jefferson RodgerB, who eaoaped from the Bartholomew county jail in February last, were recaptured at Xenia, Illinois, a few days ago.

THE Hoarder Stale

THE

says: "There ere

eighteen or twenty fights at Montezuma on last Thursday after Dan. Yoorhees' Hpeecb. Cause—bad Democratic whisky.'

Eransrillo Opera

HOUBO

THE Indianapolis Sentinel seems to have nothing to do except to insult soldiers and make "fizzles

THE Wabash delegation to W'ednes day's mass meeting at Indianapolis, finding thai they couldn't make connection at Peru on that morning, walked sixteen miles early in the morning, in order to reach the train in time.

THE masonry on the new Jail at this place, was completed on last Saturday.— The Carpenters will be ready for the plasterers to commence their work in about ten days. The masonry work surpasses that of our Court House by far, and when completed will be an ornament to Newport, as well as a safe plaee to keep miscreants who will not obey the law.— Newport Hoosier State.

is suggested that the reason for exceptional cases of bad orthography among the mottoes iu the grand XTnion procession at Indianapolis on Wednesday night. is found in the fact that we have been receiving recruits of late from the Democratic ranks. That is doubtless the correct explanation, and in due time these additions will exhibit a great improvement in their education, as a consequence of their new and better associations.

THE Democracy of Owen, Brown, Putnam and Morgan counties held a barbecue at Quincy on the 3d Inst. There were about ",000 persons present. Several beeves were roasted. Joseph E. McDonald and a rebel apologies from Kentucky, named Kinney, were the principal speakers. A number of fights and cutting affrays occurred on the grounds. Several persons were dangerously wounded, one of whom was the notorious Sol Akers, of Cioverdale.

One of those peculiar events whioh sometimes come to pass in families, ha* completely disturbed tho equilibrum of the oity editor of the

Sentinel.

„v -r,

THE

is again afflicted with burg

At last

accounts ho was seen frantically driving dawn Rag alley in Bucktown, yelling like a flend and searching for sorno black cat on which to vent hi* enthusiasm. It is a boy and weighs ten pounds.—

(bvvnercial.

bid.

THE Indiannpolis Gunmcrcia! oi the 2,1 says, II. G. Colgun sent in thi. morning from tho Fletcher Farm the following donation for the collation at tho East Market Houso Ton roasted sheep, ono roasted boet, ono veal, ono pig and sov« enty loaves of home-made bread.-'

This example of liberality on the part of a Marion county Republican is worthy of general imitation.

THE City Couiaii of N*w Albany have levied a tax of one dollar on tho huudred dollars of valuation for general purposes, twenty cents on tho one hundred dollars valuation for sinking fund, and tive cents on the one hundred dollars of valuation for school purposes. This makes the total tax levy one dollar and twenty .five cents on tho one hundred of valuation, being a considerable increase upon last year's assessment.

•'SHE'S getting pretty hot' in politics down this way, if ono may judge from results. Yesterday as the artillery squad were on their way to the "grand Democratic pow wow at Jeffer»onville, a woman iust beyond Vincennes street attempted to hur.~a for Grant. A Democratic woman pitched into her, and as "when Greek meets Greek then if tho tug ot war," so tho tug" came in just here.— They St and font, and font and fit.' the Grant woman under all the time. But the last heard of the combat she Was still shouting for Grant, and declaring she would "die before she'd give up.—A'ew

Albany Commercial.

-5P

DEMOCRATIC

ingenuity in the ipyention

of offices is illustrated by the fact that in Allon county, they have "a Superintend-

Up TO

date, seven liundred and ninety-

nine potitions in bankruptcy have been filed in tho Clerk's office of the United States District Court, Indianapolis

Lebanon

Patriot

THE

TO-MORROW

sayB that -'the

copperhead candidate for Sheriff of Boone county was the initiating officer of the Knighte of the Golden Circle, in Jackson township of that county."

Democratic State Mass Conven

tion, announced to be held in Indianapolis on the 17th instant, has been postpon ed till Wednesday, the 23d instant, when Mr. J. E. McDonald's curious exhibition will most positively take place.

night the ladies of Evans-

ville will formally accept the New Opera House, to be dedicated to the publie tonight, on which occasion they will give a series of magnificent Tableaux, Vivants, Dissolving Views, &c.,

See.

OF all the men confined in our jail during the administration of Sheriff Woodrum, but two have been Republicans.— That institution is Democratic up to the hub. We also learn that both our State Prisons go for Seymour and Blair by large majorities. 'Rah for Seymour!

Qreencastle Banner. •.

will be

dedicated to the public on Monday night by a display of forensic, iyrio and dramatic talent never before witnessed in that city.

out of Republi

can meetings. It hasn't yet found space for a single comment on the Vermont election.

WHAT is tho matter with the Democratic Central Committee? Tho call for the Democratic Grand Rally on the 17th inBt., is signed by .T. E. McDonald, and not by Lafe Develin. What is tho meaning of this? [Ind. Journal.

THE Cincinnati Gazette inquires: "Ha any one been able to find out, from the columns of the Enquirer, that a man named Hendricks is running as the Democratic candidate for Governor of Indiana ?",

IN the city of Madison there are several Democrats who wero in office under the Democratic city Council of last year, and who think they are in office yet. They have presented bills for services they did not render.

THERE was arousing Republican meet, ing at Rushville last Friday. Fifteen thousand people were present. The speakers were Col. Thomas H. Nelson, Hon. George W. Julian, Hon. R. W. Thompson, General E. M. Lee, of Connecticut, Hon. Fred. Montgomery, of Ohio, and Major J. D. Evans.

ISAAC ROSS, a one-legged soldier of the "old 15th" Infantry, and who attended the Fighting Boys in Blue demonstration at Indianapolis on the 2d inst., remained over on tho 3d to draw a pension. At night, while returning to his hotel (the Commercial House) in company with J. F. Richards, another one-legged soldier, who carried the flag in the procession on Wednesday night, in the Lawrence County Battalion, he was rudely assaulted by a While Boy in Blue in their procession, and his cap knocked off. The crippled soldiers referred to from Lawrence county are sober, quiet men, and they did not say or do anything to provoke this attack.

Ross lost his leg at Mission Ridge.

A GENTLEMAN residing at Cioverdale, Putnam county, informs us that the Democracy of that place were recently guilty of one of those detestably mean acts for which the party has acquired a worldwide celebrity. The Republicans had collected a quantity of lumber, belonging to carpenters, wagon makers and others, and had used it in erecting a temporary stand and seats on the occasion of a Republican demonstration. When the meeting closed, it was too late at night to return the lumber, and it was left on the ground. During the night the Democracy assembled in considerable force, piled up the lumber and burned it. Such conduct needs no comment.

WE learn from the Indianapolis Jour' nal that the return excursion train on the Vincennes Road Wednesday night, came to a dead stand still about five miles out and could proceed no further An inspection of the track disclosed the fact that some high-toned Democrats had plentifully soaped the rails at a poinfc where the grade inclined upward, and .the train was detained all night. The soap had been better employed in soft-soapiDg the rustic Democracy in some of their benighted fastnesses. The Democratic mind is essontually the same in all sections and times. It pursues the Indian style of ambushing, and the like, in the South aud in the North it breaks out in an equally disreputable manner. This exploit will do to go alongside of the sack of Jo Barrett's grocery.

THE Republican ladies of bambridge City, treated the citizens to an agreeable surprise Friday evening by raising an ash pole, nearly one hundred feet in height, boaring sfti American flag, and a streamer insciibed with the name of Grant ar.d Colfax. The affair was entirely impromptu, most of the citizens hearing of it for the first time after sunset, yet more than a thousand persons were present, including a company of Fighting Boys in Blue, and Grant Cadets, with sevepal able speakers and a band of music. The work throughout was performed by the ladies, who pre pared the pole, raised and firmly secured it, invited the speakers and procured the music. The affair was a brilliant success comparing very favorably with a recent Democratic pole raising at that place, which was proceeded by two weeks' preparation, and the use of the name of Senator Doolittlo as an attraction.

llKKKare the facts in regard to "the great mass meeting'-' of the Democracy at Mitchell. Wo quote from the

cial

Kus Plymouth on. Friday evening Erick Peterson, a native of Sweeden, fell from a hand car on the C. C. & L. road, and received injuries from which he died.

THE

Indianapolis correspondent of the

Cincinnati

Enquirer

telegraphed that pa

per yestesday the following sanguinary piece ot intelligence: "Colonel John A. Keith, of Columbus, and Mr. B. S. Sproule, of this city, got into an altercation on Tuesday night, and angry words ps'jsed between them. Hostile messages were exchanged, and to-day the parties with their friends are missing from the city. It is thought that they have gono to Kentucky to fight a duel. A well known lawyer of this city is acting as Mr. Sproule's friend."

Mr. Sproule, who is connected with the Sentinel, was in the city yesterday, looking as well as usual, fromj^which it may safely be inferred that eYther the duel didn't come off, or that it was bloodless as respects Sproule. We have not heard from Colonel Keitb, and his friends might feel some solicitude, but it may safely be believed that the

affaire d? hormeur

Table Linens By the Yard! Fine Damask, Snow Drop and Checked Linens, Seven Quarters and two lards Wide,

Marseilles

Counterpanes, Cheap to Close. Allendale Counterpanes

Cheap to Clos German Quilt Extra Heary

Commer

of that town The day came. Less than four hundred persons came on the special trains.' The procossion which formed at the west end of the town, was counted by three or four persons as it marched through town —one of them counted 742, one other 743, and another 741—add this to 400 and we have 1,143- add to this 500 parsons who were not in the procession and who did not come on the trains and we hare 1,643. But sensible Democrats claim 2,000.— Grant th%t there were that number present—men, women and children. At least one-fourth of the number were Republicans—leaving 1,500—at least half of this number were women and children, leaving 750 Democratic voters present.— There were a few persons present dressed in uniform, claiming to be "White Boys iu Blue"—the number was very small, and composed principally of boys from 19 to 20 years of age.

Hendricks jUd not come, but the meeting was addressed by S. H. Buakirk, Mr. Robinson and Mr. Voorhees. Mr. Robinson is a rnurh better speaker for the masses than Yoorhees, but he is death on thfe -King English."

didn't

come off. And who was the well known lawyer Could it have been J. E. McDonald, one of the chairmen of the Democratic State Central Committee? [Ind. Journal.

FOR SALE.

FARM

TO TRADE FOR CAT

TLE

OR HORSES'—Eighty acre* or Land

situated in Crawford County, Missouri, wall adapted to Stock raisin?, having three springs of living water oil it location healthy. Theabove land will be exchanged for Hones or Cattle, or sold lo« for cosh. Call on W. L. HO DDT, at the Daily Express Office.

DRY GOODS.

Embroideries, New supply, received September 1st, in fine Edges and Insertingsto match! Wido Flouncing*, Very Cheap Bands. Handsome Assortment of IifaBtS Embroidered Waists ill Bobes,

EDSlIiL A CO.,

Cor. 4th and Main Sts.

LECAL.

pUBLIC SALE. ..

I will sell at the residence of Nancy Howard, fonr miles north of town, on Saturday, September 19th, 1808, One Male, Corn in the Field, One Cow.

Tiro Wacom, flow*. One Stove and other articles. Sale to Commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.

Tbb*s—Cash In ha nil for alliums under H.00 six months credit for all sums over that amount, the purchaser giving nous at six per cent, laterest, with pond security.

Augl7w3t. JONAS PSBJvINS, Guardian.

-\TOTICE.~-Notice is hereby giv131 en thst on the 10th day of September, 1868, between the hoars of ten (10) o'clock A. M., ani four (4) o'clock P. M., at the Court House dopr, in the city of Terre Haute, the undersigned will sell at public sale, the tallowing described Beal Kslate, to-Wlt:

Lot No. ten (10). in Curtis Gilbert sub-divis-ion of the nortu half of out.-iot No. forty-nine (49), In the citj of Terre Haufe.

TikMS or SAL*.-One-third cash down fral. ance in six and twelTe months, with ten per cent. Interest, purchaser giving notes waiving valuation snd appraisement laws, eecared by mortetigs on said premises. JOHN KIZEB, au5w3w Adm'r Philip Bianca. ede'd.

Athat

PPLICATION FOB

LI.

CENSK.—The undersigned hereby giTes notice he will apply to the County Commissioners at their regular session in September fcr license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors less than a quart at a time, for the space of one year The premises on which said liquors are to he sold are located at Mssville, i-ogar Creek Township in Vigo county, Indiana. snglTdlwSt BOBSBT McKfcBOY.

A PPLICATION for LICBNSK. l\ The undersigned hereby gitos notice that he will apply to the County Commissioners at thelrregular session in Septe uher, 1868, for license to sell spirituous *»d intoxicating liquors In ISM quantities than a quart at a time, for the space of one year. The premises on which Mid Uquors are to be sold ar* located on North Main Street

No. «8) be tar ecu Second HUd Third Streets, in terre Haute, Harrison townhip,^Vj^o^sonnty Indiana.

JACOB :HX.

Sept. 3, dltwSt

DRY COODS.

THE "TIOER" OUT! THE "TIGER" OUT! THE "TIGER" OUT!

The

Water Proof

Alpaca Plaids, Fluid Poplins, Plaid Toll de Venice, for Children* Wear. BD8ALI A Co,

Black Alpacas, Rest Assortment In the City, in AH (trades, firom 40 cts. to $1.75, In Fare Mohairs and Queen? flottis, EDMAU&Co.

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COMPETITION M3TAMCSB!!

BUT GOOBS, EVERYBODY, W1TILK THEY AK3 CHEAP! Our Stock is too lugi to auuBMrate, but actire buyers will in amply repaid for coming to the

"DOWN TOWN- STORE.

As every Department will undergo the same reduction in prices as the following Hill's 4-4 Bleached Muslins 18 cts Good yard wide

15 cts

Merrimack, Sprague and all best Prints }2£ Ginghams '.

cto

Domestic De Laines 18 f-ts Honey-comb Quilts 1|50 Swiss Organdie Muslins 45 eta

These Qoodx are Worth 65 Cents! Pin in, Buff, Piak and Blue Orgaudie and JACONET LAWNS FIFTY CKNTS.

These are the very best quality, and hare been selling at 65 cuta

Freaeh Stripe SIXflHAMS asi

Greatest —IN— ...I

E 8 S O O S

25 Cents a Yard, Ever Offered I

White Lace Points, Black ace Points Selling at 50 Cents

i"!

On the Dollar!

Hoop Skirts at One Dollar! You will have to pay $1,50 far them elsewhere.

Hoop Skirts $1,50 Sold Heretofore at Two Dollars. I

S'Htu,

I i-itnj oHV'Aia

DEPARTMENT.

NOTION

Cloths,French Sackings* Fall Sackings, Fall Oassi meres, FallSacques, Ac.

White Goods. Piques, Hosiery, Gloves,Trimmings, JParasols, Fans, £v., dtc.,

flaTeCaught the "Tiger"

Fearfully, and prices are bleeding profusely.

SKEPTIC*

up -p* **?4 I

Will take warning and not "flee" to th'e

"Buckeye" Cash Store

When too late, after having supplied their wants at much higher prices—elsewhere—thinking this only aR advertisement to

DRAW TRADE.

To all 8U"h, diaappoiutment will be their fate, as wetkalldo even more, instead of less than we ADVERTISE.

Look out for Low Prices

iFrom this time out, at

W. S. BY€E A C!0.'S

The Last

Napkins, All Linen, $2.00 and up.— Snow Drop and DamaskFringed Doyleys Bull, Fink and lfnbleached, for Fruit Napkins.

EDS AIL ft Co,

Success,

IMPROVED

^9^

inoneBojfte

MY Its

USJJ

i:G"ray

or Faded Hair is qaicujj

restored to its youthful color and beauty,

sod with the first application a beautiful gloss aud delightful fragrance is given to the Hair.

It will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spots. It will promote luxuriant growth.

^AILING HAIR is immediately checked. |r*r Sale by all Dra||ists. DEPOT reipoved from Greenwich St. to 80 Barclay St. & 4Q ?«rk Place.

BTeUSE, 00MMI8810N UKAIN,

own rvthn .mtaht

E. R. BRYANT & CO., (Successors to J. H. TBBNIB,)

Forwarding A commission Merchaatr DSALBM IN Orain, Flour and Salt.

Highest market prioe paid for all kiuds of drain. Agents for

STAR UNION Linz.

Ware Home on Main Strset, Hear the T. H. A I. B. B. Depot [2Mwtf

jonunr. Aumio um TOHN HANBY CO., SToaias, oomsiou akd

A I N E A E S

Warehouse on first St., at the Oanal Basin. •uSdwtf TKRBX HATJTB. TNI

UNDERTAKERS.

1TNDBBTAKBB.

IK. W. O'CONNELL Baring purchased back from W- Ohadwlck, Qj-uber Oo., tfce Undertakers CstabUshinaat, and having had seven years expertente in the bnsinesa, is uow prepared to furnish Metalic Bnr rial Oaeee, Oaskets, and Wooden OoiM, of all •fries and sizes, from the beet and largest stock of burial material iu the State, at 1M Main Street, Terre Haute. Indiana.

Tsrre Haute 29.Me

S A A

UlJbERTAKEH, It ureBsred to aeestw 1 orders in his Itae with in eliisss anfl dispatoh m«r of third and Oharrf treets. Terre Haute. Indiana. JanSO-S-dwtf

DRY COOOiV

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PXBCALB

35 CENTS

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DRY GOODS

&fcMI-ANNUAL CLEARANVMS

i-s 3sts

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Aipst^ 1st, I8i8.

From the above date we

:,i shalloferaur entire,

stwk of

DRESS GOODSI -jssot skUziso Mi 16 J*SCi

COMPRISING ALL THE

LATE8T NOVELTIES! aU AT PBIOES THAT WILLi

I N S E I S A S

BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1st.

TV ELL, RIPLEY & CO.,

Corner Fifth and Main Streets, *i: TEBRE HAUTE, IND

•*fr F5.

DRY COODS.

C.WITTIG&CO.

78 MAIN 8TBSET.

OPPOSITE MoKBEN'8 BANK IV V.ilgnn tJjWITW tS""'

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Hreat Bargains!

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SUMMER JGOODS

Vine Embroidered Hftadkerc'fs j-.'-vrj"-At 85 centi ftpiect.

Fine Scallopped Lawn Hand'kf

At 25cents apiece,

Cotton Parasolsr

Silk Parasols

KLSGANT AND CHIAP

Challles, DeLalaci

Lawna and Percale*.

US QUITO BARS,

A Large Stock, bought cheap and aoM cheap. jcii Mies' and Children's Hose

a.*"ts

eenti and upwards.

GENTS' HALF HOSE,

12% cents and upwards. 3

Ball Trimmings, ftaflliga, Ttpe

i»d Hftrseliies Trim-*?

mlags, BattoBS,

New Styles and Groat Variety

A LARGE STOCK of STAPLES

J^OTICB TO FABMEBS Wo iUU cottUwlo rth« cask piios for

WHAT, CMH,0AT8,*t*

it our Warehouse on Oanal ImIi. hat' 8 S 1 O

4* W *$L fc1*- j.I 1

color

andruff

catos

omnmiHAiB unosAma^eMicim

stan. It wUl posltlTaly w»hsls Hsin ss4 Dnanff froattaMa^raaa tU^ WU» la the(!••«•, wUl oaue •mmgrowtt«f.Halr tp Butfoithenhaldspots. Thousaats afatoMUr1 if totha above. paicBt i»—

WMmmvrrtjL_

FOB SALS AT ALL OSUOGWES.

Bins, fiPUCK ^SIWtriCMto maj87deoa*waaaJI

W.W

indBMUtliyiiigtheHiir. Bfattt /jpj from poisonous drag*, ktf •tain tha finyrt ntprie, toarestW Sculp CISAV, the Bsir JUCHfSad. otosst.

J. R. BARRETT CO., Ao^iMors,,

its* '& tm

ihiliHcor

MAITOHESTBB. H. S.

LOBl A Uiiu, uhteago, deaerai North-Wast is Agents. J.

H. A. DAVlB.Ajy«ta lor

Terre Hauta, Ind. ao*UdwCs

DOCTOB WKITltHB A BEGULA.R OBADUATB of MSDIOI^l, J\. as Diploma at Offloe will show, has been longer engaged in the treatment of Vwna«At, SaxcAt and PBITATS Disbasxs than any other Physician la St. Iaouls.

hUit, Ootmrrhea,

OM,

OrcMMs,

'ernia and Rupture att Urmarg

iNssoeet

Msracrial Aff*otio»t tf Ais

Throat,.

a or Boat* are treated with Sfaparallelea. aucceas. SpcnaaUMThea, Sam DtMUty w* Iatpateacy as the result of self-abuse In youth, sexual euoeases in maturer years, or other* causes, and which produce some of the following effecte, as Nocturnal Emissions, Blotches, Debility, Dizzinees, Dimness of Sight, Confusion of Ideas, Kril Fortbodings, ^Version to Society of Females, Loss of Memory and Sexual Power, and rendering Marriage improper, are permanently cured.

The Doctor's opportunities in hospital aud private practice are unsurpassed in St. Louis or any other city. Back flies of Bt. Louis papers prove that hehaa been located there longer by years than any other so advertising. The establishment, library, laboratory and appointments are unrivalled in the West, unrivalled anywhere. Age, with experience, cat be relied upon, and the Doctor can rafer to' many physicians throughout the country. Ia past success and present position ho stands Without a competitor. he Wrltlaaa ar Phjalclaa

tloafe llalaa-arlte. lMal« fee wartfe

It is self-evident that a physician who oonfinse qtmself exclusively to the study of a car tain clash of dissasss aad treats thousands of casee every year, must acquire greater skill 1a that speoialty than one in general nraotice.— Many physioians, recognising this fact, Introduce patients to the Dootor after read i» his Medical Pamphlet. Communications confidential. A friendly talk will sost you nothing. Office central, yet retired—Mo. 617 St. Charles •erect, St. Lotffs, Mo. Honrs, 9 to 7 r: m., Sundays excepted.

DOCTOR WlLl$)BB

0FFIOK,BOOKS,

CONSULTATION AND JWOIP-

•(OH 616 Washington AVsaue,|St. Louis, Mo., treats with tho greatsst success ail Dissasss of Women. Leuchorosa, or Whites, Falllag, Inflammation or UlosratiM of tho Womb, Ovaritis, PruritU, Amenorrhoea, Menorrhagia, Dysttenorrhosa, feAd Sterility, or Barrenness: also, every diseaae conueeted with Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnaacy. Since the Doctor oo»flnes himself exclusively to the treatment of these complaints, aad treats a very large number of cases, it follows that his knowledge of them mutt be far more extensive and aeourate than that of physicians In general practice. Sead stamp for Medical Fam-

£ave

hlet of thirty-sixpagee. No matter who failed, read what be ssjys. Patisnts in erery Western State. Curse guaranteed. Consaltation by letter or at oMoe free. Booms for patients requiring daily attention. A lady aesistant. Heur 9 A. m., to 7 r. m. Sundays a

MOTHEBS! MOTHERS!! MOTHEB8!!!

DONT FAIL TO PBOCUBB

Irs. fiisliw's Swttiu Smi, For Children Teething. This valuable preparation has been ueed wiU» jfEVKB FAimfo SUCCB8S IN THOUHAtfTW OF CASKS.

It not cmly relieves the child Oram pain, hut invigoratea the stomach aid bowels, corrects WIM

Qrtping in

Jtoerels we4

whether arising from teething prany other cause. Fun directions for using will accompany each bc^tlesure

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BARRETT'S

Vegetable

HAIR RESTORATIVE WM decided by (He N. B. State Fair and uow conceded by U« jmbUc to b« the my b«a hninlin Mr AwMdac Gray or (*d«l Uafr to It* orisiaal color prainottac U» Crowtb. cnilfaan Hamorm and Dudruf, and for

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Be And call for "MRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHINa BYBUP," Having tbBfite-tinUtof "ComifcPastiaa" on the outside wrapper. All othsn ata mm imitations.

8. HABBXBT.

IOWA

1. K.

HEAL ESTATE AOENCY FARMS, WILD LANDS, And City Property of every description, for Sals.

An experience of fiftssa years enable as to Insure satisfaction In every department of buslnsss relating to a general Beal Bstate Agency.

HABBERT

MAB8H,

64 WALNUT ITMIf,

n27dwly Dee o« «a,lowa

I MANHOND*

How Lost! flow Sectored! Jm* PMMed, in*

smW

mr' &

fa the times

€. WIXTie CO'B, Next Door to DavU* Drag Store.

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ex.

HSiMK

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snvetspe. Prtor,sfc cwtfs.

A LECTORI ON THB NA3N7BAL TBBATaMt. and Badieal Ouro of qpersutokrhtta. or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Xmisstona, Sexual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage gen-

thor of the "Green Book," Ac "Aftwa to Tfeesnaii *r Sent nnder seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, POSTPAID, on receipt of 35 cent', or two pottage stamps, to OHAS. J. O. KUH1AOO.,

Wi imn.Mlirfc. W. Also, Dr. Oulvsrwell's crate.

Marriage Quid*,* prise MayMwtm.

GIFFOBD, V. s, Treats all

Diseases of Horses aiA €atfle. Hospital and OMoe, corner of 6ft aad Begle Sts TBBBX HATUB, INDIANA. oct»wly

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Speeds Staiiaril

Wind Colic.

We believe it the BKST aad STTBK8T BBM-

H-

OF SBASONABLB

COODS.

ALSO A LABOB STOCK O

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DOCTOR WHIVT«* publishes Mcdlcal Paiapblet relating to Vaasraal Diseasss and the disastreusaud varied oonseqnsnoss of Self-abuse, that will bo seat to any address tn a sealed envelope for two staoqps. It contains full symptom lists that will enable thooo affected to determine tho nature of thslr complaint and give a written statement of their case that will answer almost as well for tbs purpose of treatment as a personal interview bat where it is couxeaient, tho Doctor rikoulc be coasulted personally. Those heviag frieads that may require advice, oaa supply them with this valuable work by sending their address, with stamp. Thus you oaa assist tho ahfortunate without their knowing thslr benefactor. Certainly no subject is of ssore importance than puaity of blobd and perfect manhood.

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dililz li £eit T«rle|y of Styles.

CUIIIKUUS 4 HAi$SBf¥,

Corner 3d and Main

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Tem-Hante, Indiana

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Ml KIAl VttmU H1AU PILLS.

WABBANTED FRENCH •SB FILLS, so oelebratsd maay years ago irregn

In Paris, for the relief of fsaule irregular and aflerwarde eo notorioaa tor thslr crimi Ml ematoymeut ia ike praetioe of abortion, are n«w oZnd for sale for the tret time ia America. They have been from the teot that the origiaator Dr. Veljpeau a physidaa in Paris, of greaf wealth and sti iiiiVeiilsnlhms prlarlplss, aad has wtthhfld them from general ase,lesfcihey should be employed for nalawfld purpssss. la overeomlng fomaieohftructioas, thsy seam to be truly omnipotent, burstiagopen the flood gates from whataver eeass may have staaped them b«t Omy aretsBirid to public oaly for lasdtfaaate nee, aad all ageats forhiddsa toontasss whsaIt ia aadeiatoed

that the ohJect Is unlawful. Ladies caa pocursd a box, ssalsd from the ey e( theearioas, stasias

FMai tmaLCMBwra.

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HOW Iiys lEEDEfj

Why it ."Sconra."

ITS EASE OF DRAFT

Why 11 is theiest DaraMel

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Wliy it is the Cheapest!

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Saving of Money! Saving of Ho$i&a

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Chll on, or sead for OUovlar, showing *Mad of Flow to buy, aad why," to

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BITTERS

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aad such other BSBBS aad BOOTS as will In all casss assist Digestion, proaute the Secretions ot the System tx. the natural chaanels, aad give

TONE AND VIGOR

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All use it with wonderful sucecss. Briags COLOR the pale wElte lip,

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To the this face and care .worn caunteaeace. Cures FBVBB and cisates APFBflTB. Try them. Dae none other. Ask for SP'BBB'S STAKDABD BITTBBS. Mold by Drogghts and Qrooers. See that my signature Is over the cork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SPEER,

Passaic, N. J., aad 34S Broadway, New Fork. •V trade anppUed by JOHHBOH, HOLLO WAT A CO., PhUadelphia: OBOBOB A. KBL LT, Pittsharg, and by all Wholesale Dealers.

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KSM ia* comparative obeearity, it the oriaiaator Dr. Velpeaa, is

i, by eadoMng oae dollar, aad six pa to M/WTMAOOMBBB, «eneral Outed Mates ahd Oae»dee*at Al-

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For further informatloa aad Cataloojs, addiMTthaPrsaidiatjfcv.

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AtTROLOCT.

ASTROLOGY

LOOK

OUT.lm!

GOOD KEWS FOB ALL.

»1.00C TO ANT PBRSOM WHO WILL .BQOAL MADAMB BAPHAXL IK THB

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Hlfi NBYBK-FAILING MACAMB BAPHABL ia the beet. She sasuhii when all ethora have foiled. All who are in trouble—all who have been ualbrtaaate—alt whoee fond hopes have been disappointed, crushed and blasted by false promisee ana deoett—all wko tea-re beeu misled and trifled with—all fly to her for advice and satisfaction. All who are ln doubt of the a flections of those they love, coaaalt her to relieve and satisfy their mind^, Ialrfwe Affairs She Never fails.

She haa the secret of winning the affections of the opposite sex. She shows you the likeness ot

Soarguidee

future wife or husband, or absent friend.— he the single tc happy marriage, end makee the married happy. Her aid and advice has been solicited in Innumerable iuetaacea, and the result has always been the meane of securing a

Speedy ana Happy Marriage, ghe Is, therefore, a sure dependence. It Is wel knows to tbepublio at large that she was the flrst, and she is the only person in this country who can

show the likeness in reality, and who can give eutlre satisfootlon on all the concerns ot lift, whicb oaube tested and proved by thousands, both m.i ried and single, who daily and eagerly visit het.

To all In buelnees her advice is Invaluable. She can foretell, With the greatest certainty, the reult of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbers given without extra charge, y,MADAMS BAPHAEL is a bona fide Astroiogtst

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one can depend upon. She is the greet-

ijt Astrologistof the nineteenth century. It is T~at well-known fact that makee illiterate pretenra oopy her advertisements and try to Imitate •V.

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chter of tlie

Madame Baphael is the seventh daughter of tlie seventh daugbi 4ft she can foretell your very thoughts. She also curee drunkeuneee. toAlI interview? strictly private aud conadeutial.

ner she was bora withaurtural sn

As a Female Physician her remediee never fail cure all female irreguiaritiee, end to produce the monthly flow, without danger or axpweure.— They oen not injure, but, on the contrar), they Improve the health.'

ifore, come one, come all, to n*

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FALL AlPAIfiHi

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1. The finest and best lot of FIB ST OLASS PIANOS and all other kinde of Musical Instru ments ever offered for sale in the West, can be found at Kissner'sPalace of Music.

m. fa hi

Ual Arun wf iib.

Cincinnati, Olkio.

TBBMS.—Ladles, «1 Gentlemen, 1, V. B.—The Madame will answer no letters without a fee of fl and a S-ceut stamp is laoloaed.

Address Lcok Box 631. angSMwty

MUSICAL.

THE PEOPLES PLATF0BM

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Men of all parties agree Mat my candidates for public fhvor are the best ever brodght ont on a platform. 12. They have been tried for years, have stood anflinchlngiy, have come up to everything that they were recommended to be, and are the peoples choice everywhere. 3. Iu opposition to all wire-worker* and petty depredators my candidatee have steadily rose up, gathered strength, and stands this day united as the strongest host ever known in the history ef

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Hundreds of purchasers who have been using my Pianos for years, sgree that they are the best lasting Pianos known. 3. Purchasing largely ior cash, also, by occu pying the extensive bailding of my own, tbue eeviog costly ranU. my oastoaere will receive the benelltof ell such saving*, and greater b*'r»loi j# can he had of methan ever kuowu in the kMsry of the Piano trade heretofore. 4. No old runty stock on hiod to get ridolf, hot everything new, andaddlug theistMtliapu led Nov«ltiee constantly to it. mud 6. I am in Gsvor ofeil »rtiee ait

Ing with a

on this platfiim, and snail mikjspoctal ist, -:%i to yeur vote this Fall.

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L. KISSNER'S

-(if**

PALACE OF MUSIO,-"

No. 48, Ohio Street.

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TKRRE-HAUTK. INU.

MUSIC.

QUEEN OF THE SOUTB

P0BTABLE GRIST HUB,

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J. O. LINDEMANN, "s'"

fci-I 1DBALBB III 'tO jft"»J ittfA

PIAIOS, nELOODdli^"

ORGANS,

•iolina. Onitars, Flutss, aud all kinds of Msahst 4 Msrchandlse, No. 91 Wabash Street, TBBBB HAUTB. INDIANA. *t»t

TON1NO AND BBPAIB1NQ of PIANOS aad ethfir Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be taken in taede fee NSW 1 ONBS. auUBdwtl J. O. UBPBMAHB.

Id AKBSnejadt lrrrfB9 qat

MILL WORK GENERALLY.

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Our Mills are built from" choice Burr Blocks, stlected. st the Quarries in France by

i-i:

ISAAC STEAM,'

himself.

Send for DeS'rtptive Pass^.c phlet containing Treatise on Miillug, sent by mail free

ADDRESS

Isaac Straufe *Co.7

Corner Front and John Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO. eusawtat W