Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 16 September 1868 — Page 4

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STATE ITEMS.

Inbianapoli:» contributes n.ne fresh recruilE to the working force of the Northern Penitentiary.

Ocr State exchangea bring us

During

Major

al"

moat endless number of reports of Democratic attacks on Republican proceas.ons and meetings.

John J. Kbbneb, of Spencer, Edwin Wehler, of Vanderburg, and Wm. L. Deming, of Bartholomew county, want to be brankrnpte.

Track-laying will be commenced en the Indianapolis, Crawfordsville & Danville Railroad on the 20th of the present month.

"Empty benches" jb tha report from the Evanfiville Opera House, and that, too? on The first two nights of its first season.

Dan Vookhees'

crowd

The

colonization of Democratic voters

from Kentucky has begun in Marion county, and quite a number have already arrived, pretending to be in quest of employment.

the "Republican meeting in

New Albany on Tuesday night some inis* creant or miscreants burled several stones into the crowd, one of them striking and injuring a young lady.

Fztitionb in bankruptcy have been filed in the Clerk's office of the United States District Court, of the below named parties

James Stuart, of Farke county. Cherwil Garner, of Bartholomew Co.

A.painful accident occurred at Centreville, on Wednesday, by the premature discharge of one of the guns used for firing a salute. Mr. John Macy, Recorder of "Union county, and Mr. Mangran Cregrill, both of 1 liberty, hud each a band blown off.

"Eckles' Barbecue, on the 3d, atQuincy, was the sceneot a Bull-run disaster to the Democracy. Their reports foot up Engagements, 2" wounded, 44 killed, 1. A few more such Democratic demonstrations and Owen will be redeemed.

A urani mass meeting will be held at Ellettsville, next Tuesday, September 15. The following distinguished speakers will be in attendance Col. R. W. Thompson,) Major W. W. Carter, Hon. James Hughes Gov. P. C. Dunning, Gon. M. C. Hunter, Hon. G, A. Buskirk.

the 4th inst. a company of F. B. in B. was organized at Quiucy, Owen county, near the scene of Judge Eckles' "old fashioned Democratic Barbecue," and amongst the boys were two who repudiated the "White Boys," having become utterly disgusted with the company they were keeping.

Harry "Woodsmall, of Gos

port, Chairman of Congressional Central Committee, is doing valient service in Owen by showing up the records of the "so-called Democracy," and exposing the rotten actions of the "Democratic carpetbag officers" of the covnty.

The latest Bensation that has come to our knowledge is a contemplated breach of marriage suit, to be brought by a young lady against a middle aged gentleman of thisjeity. Parties "highly respectable," and rich food promised for gossips. A very poor way, however, for a young lady to obtain for wounded affection.—Newsatisfaction

Albany Commercial.

Logansport

dispatch of the 10th

says: The grand Democratic demonstration held here to-day, and advertised by flaming posters for weeks, was, in comparison with former Democratic efforts, a complete fizzle. The procession was just eight squares long. Doolittle and Hendricks spoke to a crowd of about two thousand persons. Doolittle came in competition with a bag piper who took his crowd, compelling the recreant to stop until the other wind instrument was removed, The Republicans here are all jubilant to night.

The third of September was a great day at Quincj'. The Democracy, headed by Judge Eckles, had for weeks been advertising for a stupendous barbecue, at that point., which was to bo the "biggest thing" in this part of the country during the campaign. And it was. Stirring posters had been posted all over the country, inviting the Democracy to come out. Judge Eckles spent a day or two at Goaport, making arrangements and looking after several thousand loaves of bread, wherewith to feed the hungry thousands, that were to be present.

The day came, and with it thousands of the unterrilied. Bands of music and companies of "White Boys," and citizens came, and there was a big crowd. The big speakers failed. Whisk}-, beer »nd ale flowed from various stands in quantities to suit purchasers, and in violation of law. Large tables wero weighed down with food for all. But there were no regulations by which tha thousands were to be fed—no marshals or othor officers to keep the peace, mid at dinner time a grand rush was made for the tables. The confusion was heightened by a drenching rain and the raging whisky. Pandemonium seemed to have been turned loose in "Utah," as the people in that vicinity call Eckles' neighborhood.

Shooting, yelling, cursing,fighting, running, cries of women and children, and useless shouting of persons endeavoring to preserve order,was kept up until a panic seized the vast assemblage, and a general rush for the railroad set in. Speaking was impossible as nobody without a voice of thunder could have been heard.

The loss in the engagement is not exactly known, bnt we have heard it estimated as follows: 500 shot in the neck, 22 distinct fights, 44 wounded and 1 killed.

The Democracy are generally disgusted, but as they can't charge their disaster to the Radicals they acknowledge that it was a Democratic free fight, and a disgrace to the party. Such was the great Democratic Barbecue of Quincy. Minus the killing, we hope they will have another just like it in this county, after which, perhaps, the more respectable portion of the party may see the error of their way and vote for Grant and Colfax.—Gosport

dependent

The New

Albany

Led*, *r

About

at Gosport on

"Wednesday last was easily stored in the Baptist Church, with seats to let after all

A man named Houk or Myers, as different reports had it, was gored in the abdomen by an ox last Wednesday at Evansville. His recovery is considered doubtful.

thinks "strange

indeed" that the State Mbt has not been decreased more than $5,000,000, while the Republican party has controlled its finances What then mus' bti

judgment on the Democratic

Alike indications of approval greeted the Major at Annapolif, on Monday night. The faithful of old Penn turned out in large numbers filling the M. J£. Church well nigh to the full extent of its capacity.—Rockville

A meeting was appointed for Tuesday, September 1st, at Gray's Tanyard, in Polk township, by the Republicans.— Judge Hughes, Judge Buskirk, the Glee Club, the "Fighting Boys in Blue" and a number of citizens left Bloomington for the meeting on the morning of the day designated. It is estimated that there were near 1,200 persons on the ground— a larger meeting than was ever before held by Republicans in the Democratic township of Polk.

Our Republican friends had been on the ground but a short time, until it was made evident that a number of Democrats had come to the meeting armed, and full of bad whisky, with a determination to drive the Union men from the ground. Their first demonstration, after a considerable amount of threatening had been indulged in, was the wresting of a Upion flag from an individual who held it, tearing it into ribbons and stampins it in the dust!

A company of' Fighting Boys in Blue" were on the gronnd, and it was with the utmost difficulty they could be restrained from giving these guerillas the threshing they so richly deserved.

One of the Republicans, who dared to cheer for Grant and Colfax, wa9 knocked from his horse, with a club in the hands of a Seymour and Blair Democrat, and while lying stunned, beneath his animal's feet, was kicked and beaten so brutally that he has ever since been confined to his bed.

This is the second meeting at which ttie Republicans have been grossly insulted, in Monroe county—a third attempt may be resented by the Union men.

This result can be traced almost directly to the inflammatory articles that have recently appeared in the Bloomington

Democrat.—Bloomington Progress.

FOR SALE.

ITiARM TO TRADE FOR CAT

X- TLE UR HORSES-— Eighty acres of Land situated in Crawford County, Missouri, well adapted to Stock raising, having three springs of living wHter on it location healthy. Theabove land will be exchanged for Horses or Cattle, or sold lo lor cash. Call 0.1 W. L. HODDT, at the Dtulj Express Ofllce.

LEGAL,

"VTOTICE

is hereby given

IJ1HE

the

party,

which

duriDg fifteen years ol continuous supremacy,

not only failed to pay anything on the debt, but actually increased it more than one million dollars?—Ind.

Journal.

The Copperhead organ for the

Second

Congressional District remarks that

"the

magnitude of the national debt is not easily comprehended However that may be, it is easy to comprehend the infamy and guilt of the leaders of

the Dem

ocratic party, who attempted to destroy the Union, in revenge fpr their defeat in

I860,

and thus involved the country in

debt whose magnitude they can not now comprehend.—Ind.

Journal.

five o'clock yosterday afternoon

Raphael Levine, a young man about 17 years of age, and a switchman in the employ of the Terra Haute road, was instantly killed under the following circumetances: Levine was attempting to couple 6ome cars, although warned that it was dangerous. He succeeded in coupling the cars, but in retiring, missed his footing, and fell lengthwise on the {.rack upon the rail, and the engine, tender and five cars passed over him, literally splitting him in two. Of course his death was instantaneous. Levine's father was sutler of the Eleventh Indiana in the three months' Bervice.—Ind.

Sentinel.^

Everywhere the people assemble in

freat

numbers to listen to the speeches of lajor W. W. Carter on the political issues of the day. On Saturday night last an immense concourse of people greeted him at our Court House, and listened to him with marked attention In a speech of over an hour, oftimes manifesting their approval with the wildest applause.

Major Carter was followed by J. H. Cheadle, Esq., of Newport, in a few brief, earnest and pointed remarks.

Republican.

It's no use talking any more this is the biggest thing of the season—it's the finest political display I ever witnessed in this part of the State," exclaimed an old citizen of New Albany last night, while speaking to us about the immense Republican meeting held at the Republican headquarters, on Pearl street. We have attended meetings where there were more devices in the way of display, but never have we attended a political meeting where there was more genuine enthusiasm manifested, or where there was a showing of more earnestness and zeal. In these particulars, as well as Jn regard to numbers, the meeting last night exceeded any night meeting that has been held in New Albany since I860, by either party.—New

Albany Commercial. ...

A correspondent of the Evanlville

Journal

sounds a note of warning thus: Prom what I can see passing about through Gibson County, the Democrats are importing voters from Kentucky to carry the State election. I have been informed that some of the Democrats have boasted that they have already imported voters enough to carry Gibson County by an increased maj*ty. I have also been informed that they intend to import ten thousand voters from Kentucky into the State. Are the rebels and scallawags that fought four years to destroy this Government, to be brought over from Kentucky to elect our officers and break our laws This is a question we are called upon to decide. Shall the free men of Indiana elect their own officers and make their own laws, or will they hand this small job over to the rebels of Kentucky Let us meet the issue squarely, and decide this question for ourselves, for our children, for our country, and in view of our responsibility to our God.

that

J-l on the 231 day of September, 1SGS, at two o'clock P.M., at the new Court House door, in Terre Haute, the undersigned will sell at public sal#, tbe following described real estate iu Vigj county, Iniiaoa, to-wit:

The South half of Lot No. 2, in Brit ton's subdivision of oat LotNo. 60, of the original survey of thJ town of Terre Eaute.

Terms of 8Air: One third down balance in 12 and IS months with interest, purchaser giving not» waivinc valuation and app -aisemeut laws, secured by mortgage. HARVEY D. SCOTT.

Com'r. of the Y. 0. P. Or.

1868 w4w-d3d before sale.

Sept.

"VTOTIOE

on two

hereby given that

JlN tbe 24th day of September, 1368, at o'clock P. M.,at the Court House door, in Terre Haute, the untarsigned will sell at public sale, the following describsd real estate, in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit: 261 feet and aa inch, front on First street, by Ul foot and 2 inches deep, in the South east corner of ont lot No. 70, of the original surrey of the town of Terre Hante subject to tha life estate of Elir.a Gniuther,

Tha absveproperty will be offered in psrceli. For particulars and plat, enquire at the office of Scott & Ouy, No. 50 Ohio Strset.

Teems or One-third down balance In 12 and IS monthi with interest: purchaser giving notes waivinc valuation and appraisement laws, secured bj mortgage on the promts*.

goQTr

Admr of Danl. Gninthsr's Estate.

Sep. l-w3w-d3t before sale.

ACENSE.—TheATION

In-

PP LI FOR LI-

undersigned hereby give* no

tice that he will apply to theOonnty Commissioners at their regular session in September for license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors less than a quart at a time, for the apace of one year. The promises on which said liqooro are to be told aro located at Sugar Creek Township in Vigo county, _t auglTdlwSt ROBKBT McKLBOT.

MAMMOTH CIRCUS

—AND

MENAUKRtE

public

OF TRAINED A HI MILS

'Affcw WILL EXHIBIT IN *!. Terr*© Haute,

Monday, Sept. 21st! jh &

Of.i -. /I-:

HemiDgs €ooper & Whitby's 1 AMERICAN CIRCUS. 5 at

i'.i -m

AMERICAN EXPOSITION,

I S

A?iD

TRAINED ANIMALS.

OPENING OF THE GREAT CAMPAIGN.

The Grandest Spwstaeleof ALEBIOAN ESTERPBIwEEver Presented!

Institution TwoKntire Years ing its organization.PerfectResources of both Hemisphere* brought

Into Requisition.

Trained Animals from Every

-r3

Quarter

of tlie

Glol,e*

Equestrian,Gymnastic, Acrobatic Talent Selected from the Highest schools of the Art

Exhibiting all letic Culture,theReflnementsofAth

under the direction or

the Most Accomplished Masters off the Age. The Great American

Exposition

Great American

gloats

®xjM8it]

ETery where upon the Popular Favor.wi

Itlms no Rival on Either Continent!

In the Living Tiblcau which the Or»ni Procession in Town on the day of the Exhibition, a full description of which will be found in the bills, is a young and beautifully

8i?S

African LiOIl* uncased, and surrounded by toe group of of Ladies forming the Tableau, nader the perfect control of Madame Dn Word, ihe I.Ion Q,ueen.

'i.THE TRAINED ANIMAL STODH. Conspicuous among Ihe attractions offeree in the Trained Animal Pepartmeut, is the Diminutive and Intellectual

FAIRY ELKPHANT, T1TAMIA. The Smallest, Handsomest anil most Dacile of lier species. The little elephant will beexercued in a variety of curious and sagacious feats by her juvenile instructress, M.iSS SnSle vlrhitby.

THREE BEAUTIFUL YOUNG AFRICAN HONS! Taken from their native wildi while quite young, and thoroughly trained in all those lernfic feats and exercises, by the renowned

LION QUEEN, MADAME DU NORD This lady will enter the den of these majestic and formidable creatures, where, with a glance of her courageous eye, or a motion

her frftnd, sue

holds them iu perfect subnotion, charmed and spell bound causing them to perform a variety of appalling gymnastics, with the utmost confidence and security. Tbese splendid Lions were recently purchased at theJardins des Plant*, Paris, at an enormous cost, and form one of the most interesting features contained in this Trained Animal Exhibition. ,,

THE MANEGE HORSES! PERFORMING PONIES! Mrs. Hemmings and Mr. II. Whitby, are at the head of th intereiting department. Among the treasures of the Manege is the celebrated trotting horse HAWKEYJffi STATE, taught by H. Whitby, and the admirably instructed trick poDy, BUTTERFLY Mrs. Hemmings' superb fillv, CLEOPATRA the great stepple-cbaser CHAMPION.— Besides a beautiful stock supplementary to the foregoing, all trained to psrform those beautiful and difficult exercises in waltzing, dancing, marching, forming attitudes, and other wonderlul fea of sagacity and high training. Most of these horses and ponies h^ve been selected from ih) first manegesof Europe—some eTen claiming their pedigree from the Royal mews of England, and the Iraparial stables of Et. Petersturgh,

THE TRAINED HYBRIDS I

The curiously taught mules BOZ and BUNSBY, will be put through a course cf antics by the Clowra. Among the collection of hybrids here exhibited are two of the smallest specimen* of the mule species eTer seen. They have recently arrived hers from Chili and Para. Another curiosity of the mule kind

THE SHETLAND POMES AND THEIR MONKEY RIDERS.

regular mimic steeple-chftse will be Introduced, costumed and apparelled in full jockey style, in which the exciting sports of hurdle jumping, and five bar leaping will be performed by the troop of Ponies, mounte 1 by their Monkey riders in full cry.

MAKE FOB THE IIP!

TOM THDMB, the smallest equestrian living, and MI3S SUSIE WHITBY, will compete on their Dwarf Follies for the Prise Cup, In a Lilliputian Bace.

GS~

No animal attached to the "American Exposition" will be placed upon exhibition that has not been thoroughly trained to tako some part in the exercises-there is no useless stock carried about to encumber the exhibition, or annoy the spectators.

THE GYMXAbTIC CORPS!

Headed by Messrs. Miller, Theolore and Whittoney, the

TROFPK OF CLOWNS!

Led by John Foster, Whittoney and King.

The following I ist comprises the Principal Performers belongiug to this Company: GYMNASTIC EXPLOITS,

By Miller, Theadore and Whittoney.

SCHOOL OF LADY RIDING, By Mrs. R. Hemming*,-

THE FOSTKB SISTERS,

Tbe Youngest Equestriennes in the Profession. MISS SUSIE WHITBY, Leading Juvenile Equestrienne of America.

JAMES HEMMINGS, The Ascensionist:

MR. RICHARD HEMMINGS,

First Sommersault Rider, Tight-Rope Performer Hurdle Rider, 1c. i?

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THE THREE CLOWNS, Foster. Whittoney and King.

CHAS.

KIN«:S FOUB-HORSE ACT

•WThii Immense Profession will enter town at ten o'clock in the morning, on the day of exhibition.

Doors open at

Monday, Sep. 21,1868.

DRY GOODS.

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tri

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TOLL, KIPIKV & 1fftSajf* r^t

DRY GOODS-

SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE ftf1 **•, *"it- .*

Anicil^t 1st, 1868. '-f v.- «t a-t-

THESEafterwards

the jumping hybrid,

SAM PA l'CH, who vaults over a whole troop of othor citilos and ponies without the smallest effort.

'I'S

From the above date we

shall offer our entire

Stock of

DRESS GOODS I ii & '7Sten£rt,ii

,' COMPRISING ALLTHE.^

LATEST NOVELTIES

uJ AT PBICE3 THAT WILL

I N S E I S 4

BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1st.

TV JELL, RIPLEY & CO

Corner "Pifbh and Main Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

PILLS, so celebrated many years ago in Paris, for the relief of female irregularties, and so notorious tor their criminal employment in the practice of abortion, are now offered for sale for the first time in America. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from the fact that the originator Dr. Velpean, is a physician in Paris, of great wealth and strict aoBScientions principles, and has withheld them from general nse, lest they should be employed for unlawful purposes. In oTercoming female obstructions, they seem to be truly omnipotent, bursting open the flood gates from whatever cause may have stopped them but they are .offered to the public only for legitimate use, and all agents are forbidden to sell them when It is understood that the object is unlawful.

Ladies can pocured a box, sealed ftom the ej of the curious, by enclosing one dollar, and six postage stamps to M, W, MAOOMBER, Qeneral Agent for the United States and Oanadas, at Albany, N. Y., or to any authorized A sent. Sold oy all Dtnggists in Terr- Haute. j7rlwly

"VJ*OTICE is hereby given that 011

-Li the $5th day of September, 1868, at 2 o'clock P. M., at the Court House door, in Terre Haute, the undersigned will sell at public sale, the following described real estate in Viga county, Indiana, io-wit:

The north half of Lot No. 72, in Rose's sub-di vision of47 32-100 anres off the east tide the west half of section 22, town 12 north range 9 west

Terms

of lale. One half down balance in six

months with JO per cent, interest, purchaser giving notes waiving valuation and appraisement law, secured by mortgage on the premises vr«,w. 0. DUI.

Com'r. V. C. P. Ct.

Sep. 2,1868, w4w-d3t before sale.

DUBLIC SALE.

I will sell at the residence of Naucy Howard, four miles north of town, on

Saturday, September

19th.

to Commence at

Terms—Cajh in hand for all sums unaer $j.uu six months credit for all sums over that amount, the purchaser giving notes at six per ceat. inter est, with good security.

AugI7w3t. JONAS PERKINS, Guardian.

"VTOTICE.—Notice is hereby giv-

en that on the 10th day of September, 1868, between the hoars of ten (10) o'clock A. M., an four (4) o'clock P. M., at tne Court House dopr, in the city of Terre Hante, the undersigned will sell at public sale, the lellowing described Real Estate, to-wlt:

Lot No. ten (10), in Curtis Gilbert's sub-divis-ion of the norta half of out-lot No. foriy-nine (49), in tho cltj of Terre Hante.

Terms or Sale.—One-third ca*h down balance in six and twelve months, with ten per cent, interest, purchaser givinck&°te* waiving taluation and appraisement laws, secured by mort gega on eaid premises. JOHN KIZER, au5w3w Adm'r Philip fiianca, ede'd.

A PPLICATION for LICENSE.

Jr\- The undersigned hereby gives notice that he will apply to tho County Commissioners at their reguUr session in September, 1868, for license to sell spiritnons and Intoxicating liquors in lees quantities than quart at time, for the space of one year. The premises on which said liquors are to be sold are located on North Main Street (No. 68) between Second and Third Streets, in Terre Haute, Harrison townhip, Vigo county'

Indiana. Sept. 2, dltwSt

JACOB STfilNMEHL.

ISSOLUTIOW NOTICE.

The Ce-partnerahip heretofore existing be* tween the undersigned, under the firm name of J. A H. A. Davis, was dissolved September 1st, 1868, by mutual censent, Jamee Davis retiring. All outstanding accounts will be collected, and liabilities assumed, by the new firm, as appears below.' "I J. DAVIS,

4- i*t DAVIS.

Hsring this day associated ourselves under the firm name of H. A. Davis A Oo., we shall oontiuue the business of Wholesale and Betail Dealers in Drugs and Medicine*, at the old stand unftt Octlst, when we ahall^bc found in the new and commodious store No. 168 Main street, second room in Dealing's Block, corner of iiixth and Vain streets.

t:..H.

Sept7d3t-wlw JABCZ HEDDSN.

ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

State

and

7. P. X.

Admission 50 Cts. Children uider 9,85 Cts. Don't Mistake the Day and Date, TKRKK HAUTK,

Indiana, Vigo county, SS—Gideon Par.

mer vs. Ezra Read. On the24th day of August, 1868, the Plaintiff filed with me the affidavit and bond to entitle him to an Attachment agaiast tha goods and chattels of aaid Defendant. Said writ returned executed summons not found. Now said Defendant will take notice that ai my Office In Fayette Township,

DRY ClOODI.

fit $l-t

tfo Jfj

Embroideries,

New supply, received Saptoolbar 1st, in floe Hges i. and Insartiapto natch ir Wide FloUBciogs, Very Cheap Bands. Haadaome Assortment of IHaM KakroMerN Wststa m«

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wit*ft

Suckingc, Vail

rn i'in

merss, Tall Sacques,Oaasi-

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Alpaca Plaids,

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Plaid PopUos, Plaid Toll de Venice, for Childrens -.••nh,... Wear. K08A1L GO, ,«s 4

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Table Linens 'r

By the Yard! Fine Dam- Um ivHSte Mkt Snow Prep aid Check-

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Ladies Take Particular Hotice.

fliH ML VELPW FEMALE PILLS.

WARRANTED FRENCH

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Marseilles.

Counterpanes,

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Cheap to Cloie.

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OPPOSITE MoKEEXTS

73 MAIN STREET.

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Clreat Bargains!

IN-

SUMMER GOODS

Fine Embroidered Handkere'A

At 85 cents aplcee.

Fine Seallopped Lawn Hand'fef

At 25 oents apieoe,

Cotton Parasols, Silk Parasols

1868,

One Hale. Corn In the Field, One Cow, Two Wagons, Plows. One Stove anl other article*, Sale

o'clock,

ELEGANT AND CHEAP -'i'.-ii '{I*

MUSQUITO BARS,

A Large Stock, bought cheap and sold cheap

Ladles' and Children's fiose 12}£

oanta

and

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GENTS' HALF HOSE, cenUand apwanU.

Bail Trimmings, Bafflings, Tape

and Marseilles Trim

mings, Bnttons, Ntw Style*and Graet Varlaty.

A LARGE STOCK ofSTAPhES

To snlt the times,

€. WITTI« A COH, Next Door to Davis' Drag 8torn.

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OOmOSSIOH A OUH,

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E. R. BRYANT & CO.,

(Sncoeesors

Vorwardias

Grain, Flour and Salt. Highest market priee paid for all kinds ot Grain. Agents for Stab Uniom Lihe. Ware Honse on Main Strset,

Hear tbe T.

Vigo county, Ind., (10 o'clock

A. M.,«n the 96th day of September, 1868, I will hear and determine aaid cause. Witness my hand and seal, this5th day of Sept. 1868.

H. A I. &. B.

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JAMES W. WATTS, J. P,

.-ha .21

StiX&Bl

anSdvtf

at the Oanal Basin.

HAUTE, ISD

RING'S

itv

1M. TTTJBBS

Zc CO.,

IIAIR

original color.

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VMRABLl A1U0SIA tin it fummara to «, A OWfUUntHAIK USTOBATIVE, changing A

OmPsUikt, Bad srliM HllrtotksDm, EgSnom, Bmuat Tum, which so adorn youth or in. It will positively eradicate Humors and Bnoal from the scalp, and whore there is litela the^aade, will eanae a new growth of Hair to pnt forth oa bald spots. Thonsaai are teettri tothaoterte.

pnef 11.WM* Borixje. FOB SALE BT ALL DBUOGIBTS B4KB, fiVLICK B1EBI, Agents mayTTdeodAw6a Mf*

Vegetable

HAIR RESTORATIVE

ITh decided by th* X. n. Stat* Fult *^o public to be iur IttMoriBK

Mid Ii now coocoded by tbo pablie (o to tho wry test rreMntKm lor Restoring Gray or tided Hair to th orifftail color

I Its Growth, eradicating Ha* Mil Dtadniffj and fee DwwIb| /jb' nd Bnatiiyinf th«Hair. ItUfrM kqi from pot^onotts drags doe. not •tam Uia ilam ftbrk, nd vCJ

kRTMih«Mpaus,

tka Hair ncn, aad

OLOMT,

J. R. BARRETT

T.«i

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AHD

Ctaintz in treat Tftrletir of StylM

Vi 8?,S

C0KRILI08 A1AWIKIT,

Corner Sd and Kain Its.

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SS&t£i&3 $ "tmti

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MAJTOHKaTM, K.

LORD'4But.^ Agents. J. Sc H. A.. DAVIS, AgBJxtm for Terre Haute. Ind. aovHdwfca

vhieago, General Norfh-West

BOOTOU WHITlIEB

ABEOTT1.ABinat

GRADUATE

as Diploma

Jflgpkilil, Qonnrrffa,

Bmiim

aa the reealt of self-abase youth,

•exnal

enceesee in years,in

!®*Slecte,

The Written

qcr' itfgr-ot#

smidgi'S tx..

It is self-evident that a physician who con1ms qimself exclusively to the study of a cer tain class of diseases aod treats thousands of oases every year, must acquire greater skill that speoialty than one in general practice Many physicians, recognising thii fact,Intro-.—in dnce patients to the Dootor after reading his Medical Pamphlet. Communication!confidential.

—-m#

-7.i

toioO

Low Prices for the Fall 1818. "f-i t. r,

friendly talk will yon nothing.

Ofloe yet retired—eost617 No. St. Charles ssreet,central,

DOCTOR WILBEB ktnaa, consultation and begepioh Boon,

Tion

—-V^ «a.,

feooMs, 616

lis s»£W i*tm 'x* rl

Barrenness

A/1

BNTXBT

JtC.f JfcC.f AC.

•*, mh Also alarge and well assorted Stock of •*1- I—f

dtec.

U»}.! *T •-s.3*-.^g.tV -V W

LOW PRICES

Is the order for the JFaU

'a S. BTCK dk ce.* Ai J"

vertise

Washington Avenue,(St.

Erato, Mo„ treats with the greatest success all Diseasee of Women. Leuchoroea, or Whites, Vailing, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Woab, Ovaritis, Pruritis, Amenorrhoea, norrhagia, Dysmenorrhea, and Sterility,Me

Pnberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since the Doctor cen&nse himself exclusively to

read what he

-... -s :x.£

DRESS GOODS!

»,

SIMMS!': f-t

says. Patlsnts in

every Western State. Curee guaranteed. Consultation by Isttsr or at oSoe free. for patlsnts requiring daily attention.Booms

lady

.eur 9

A. to

r. it. Sundays

MOOTERS! MOTHERS!! MOOTERS!!! A

DOHT

PAIL

TO PEOCtTRBT

In.

TinOow's

Xt not only reUsvee the child from pain, but luilgusates stcmarJi and bowels, correct* acidity,andthe

givea tenia and energy to the whole

slim It wffl also instantly

in all cases of

aad

Imitations.

Of aU kinds'

E S

I n- "f «-**e.9*c., -v- J-Ji

this or

AT .*

DT8-

DIARRHOEA IN CHILDREN,

•VWW WIMQ nU^diractAona for naing will acoompanT each bottle"

Be sure ind call for "MRS. WIN8LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP," Mating

ih»fac-*imiU

of Pnxnis,"

oa the outside wrapper."Cobxis

All others are bass

.* 4^ ,1.

•ABB1AGE

BEINGIsssele,

GUIDE.

Private Inetructor for married per eons,aor those ahont to be married, both male aad jn Everything concerning the physiology aad relations of onr sexnal system, and the prodnetton and prevention of oflsrping, insludiagall

new

dhKo

LS.

This is really a valuable and interesting work. It

moral reader, and is illustrated with numerous Bngravines. All young married people, or those contemplating marriage, aad having the least impediment to married life, should read this Book. It dlsclcses secrets that every one should be acquainted with still it is a book that must be locked np aid not lie about the houso. It will be sent to any on receipt of Fifty Oents. Addrese Dr.addrees

W1L YOUNG,

Spruce

street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.No.416

mm- AFPLIOTBD AND UNPOBTUN ATE. -No

matter what stay be your disss so, before you lace yours el under the care of any one of otartousQUAOKS

'native

aad foreign—who adtbe

any other paper, get

a copy of

Dr.Yoang'e Book,aad read it carsnily. be tbe

a*Oi

of eaving yon many a dollal,Ityourwill

heolC, ana probably your life. Mgoung can be consulted on any of the dlsSeecribed in his pubilhatiens, at Office, Is. til,

Spruce street,

above Fourth,his

AamoLocY.

ASTROLOGY

LOOK orTrr

Therefore, come one, come ell,

MEDICINE,

Ofloe will show, hae been

longer engaged the treatment of Tskhcal, Itxsu and Pbitatb than

any other

Physician in St. Lonls.iscases

Gleet,

Srrieture, OrokUii,

Buptwr* all urimary Dimuet and

oad

hilUic or Mirettrioi of th* Throat,

or Boat* are treated with nil paralleled IpcnintMTkes,HexulDeMlitjud Iapo-

or other

csmaanl which p.matnrer

odacesome of the follow

as Nocturnal Emissions, Blotches,

Debility, Ditziness, Dimness of Confn-

A^WVUIeJJ a/1 •lug— VI UI^UI} VUUI

•ion

of Ideas, Eril Vortbodinga,Sight,

Aversion to

Society of Loss of Memory and Sexoal Power,Females, and rendering Marriage improper, are permanently eared.

The Dootor's opportunities in hospital and private practioe are nnsnrpassed in St. Louis or any othercity. Back flies of St. Lonis papsts Rrsre that he has been located there longar by ysars than any other so adTertlsiug. The aatahliahmant, library, laboratory and appointments are unrivalled in the West, rivalled anywhere. Age, with experience,aa-

w{A

stf jU',1

DRY GOODS.

Caasala Year! sit*"

can

be relied npon,and the Doctor can refer to many physicians throughout the country. In past success and preeent position he stands without a competitor.

^tt

CtOOD NEWS FOR ALL. 91,000 TO ANY PERSON WHO WILL EQUAL MADAME RAPHAEL IN

Til IB

PBOFESSION.

mflJB NEYEMAILLNG MADJa AMB RAPHAEL

Is the beet. She succeeds

when all ethers have foiled. All who are trouble—all who have been unfortunate whoee fond hopes have been disappointed,crushedall—In and blasted by folse promieee and deoeit all who toave beeu misled and trifled with—all fty to her for advio.and satisfaction. All who are in doubt of

the

affections of those they love,consult her

i«

relieve and satisfy their minds. In Lo?e Affairs She Never Ifallg. She has the seoret of winning tbe affections of the oppoeite sex. tlho shows yon the likeneee of your future wife or hnsband, or absent friend.— She gnldee the oingle tc happy marriage, and makes the married happy. Her aid and advice has bean solicited in innumerable Instanoee, and S». thereeult has always be«n the means of seoai* Inge

Speedy and Happy Marriage, gbe Is, therefore, a sure dependence, ft wel known to the public at large that she was the first, and ahels the only pereoh in this country whooan show the likeness in realty, and who can give entire satisfaction on a) the concerns ot life, which can be tested and proved by.thousands, both n»c ried and single, who daily and eagerly visit het.

To ail in business her advice is invaluable. Shr can foretell, with the greatest certainty, the reult of all commercial and bnsiness transactions.

Lottery a am bars given withont extra charge. t|.MADAMX RAPHAEL is a bona fide Astrologist ^.atevery one can depend upon. She is the great^t Astrologist of the nineteenth centnry. It is Tret well-known fact that makes illiterate pretsars copy her advertiseaients and try to Imitate r.

Madame Hepbaei Is the seventh daughter ef the ••venth daughter she was born with a nrtnral «Jfl she can foretell yoor very thoughU. dhe

aleo onrea drunkenness. toAll Interviews strictly piivate and confldeutUi. As a Female Physician her remedies never fail cure all female irregularities, and to prcdnce the monthly flow, withont danger or expesnra.— They can not injure, bnt, on the oontrarj.thfy improve the health. -fy

Ul fiickaMi foi. Oeitnl Aveue ai4 i«iu. Cincinnati, Ohio. !t

TEBM8.—Ladies, $1

•i

a Physician whoae Bepnta-

Kh 6 Unlon-wlAe, ahvild be

vorth BeMlng.

Docrroa Whittikb publishes a Medical PaapUct relating to Venereal Diseasee and disaatreus and varied eonseqnenoes of self-the abuse, that will be seat to any address in assslsrt envelope for two stamps. It contains tall symptom fists that will enable those affected to determine the nature of their complaint and give a written statement of their case that will answer almost as well for the pnrpoee of treatment aa a personal interview bat where it is couxenient, the Doctor should be consulted personally. Those having friends tint may require advice,cansupply them with this valuable work by sending their address, with stamp. Thus you can assist the unfortunate witnont their knowing their benefactor. Certainly no subject i* of more impor tance than puaity of blood and perfect manhood.

yf ixtm

,,,

Gentlemon,

V. B.—The Madame will answer no letters with- ms-h. out a fee of SI and a 3»cent stamp is Inclosed. Address Look Box 631. aogSSdwly

MUSICAL.

THE PEOPLES FLAffOBM

TOB THE

ifO'Aq

"46 a* O

FALL-CANPAIttN

ej -I 4 ui

1 Js

1. Men of all parties a^ree tA*t my candidates for pnblic favor are the best ever brought out ou a platform. |J *2. They have been tried for years, have stood unflinchingly, have come up to everything that tbev were recommended to ta, and are th6 peoples choice everywhere. 3. In oppoeition to all wire^workari »ud patty depredators my candidates have steadily rose np, gathered strength, and stanls this day united a. the strongest host ever known iu the history ef thoconntry. ,f •.

if r»(s»n

t. iii

XJ L. «#w

1. The finest and bejt lot of FiUST GLASS PIANOS and all other kiuda

Masical Instru

ments ever offered fjr stla In the West, can be fonnd at Kiisner's Palace of Atnslc. Hundreds of,purchasers who have been using my Pianos for years, igree that they are the beat lasting Pianos known. 3. Purchasing largely lor cash, alsa, by occupying tbe extensile baildlng of my own, thus 8 saving costly rants, my customers will receive the benefit of all such savingi, and greate.' birgalnv can be had of me than ever known in the history |j of the Piano trade heretofore.

No old rusty stock on head to get rid IT, bnt everything new, and adding the litest Impo ted Novelties constantly to It. -«h£T 5. I am In favor of *11 pirtles uniting with a .fe|r on this platform, and I saall mvkj special to g.t yanr vote this Fall.

L. KISSNER'S

St.Louis, Mo. 9 a, to 7 '.

•.,

Sundays excepted.Hours

itSKfo.

i'y*' ^1:

v' tsill

milt* ii

TMLast

Syrup,

SoetbiniE

For Children TMfhing: This valuable preparation has been used with hbveb PAjaSra success in thouSAkNSS OP CASB8.

rdWe

It win also instantly

BemtU mmd Wind Colic.

We believeit tbe

BEST

and

SUREST REM-

BCTrorHB WORLD,

tl.

s»s»«

PALACE OF MUSIC,

Sfi». 48 Ohio Street,

TKRHU.HAUTK, IWJO,

MUSIC.

dim

J. a Ll iDEMANN,^

3 03BALBB IH

PIAIfOli,

also,everydiseaseconnected with

the

treatment of theee complaints, and treats a very large number of cases, It follows that his knowledges? these must be far more extensive and accurate that or physicians in general practice.than

Send stamp for Medioal Pam

phlet of No matter who have failed,thirty-sixpagee.

4#.-:

1't

9IELODEONI

C-^KGANS, Ylollns, Gnitars, Flutes, and all kinds of Musloa Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street,

TEBBE HAUTE, INDIANA.

TUNING AND REPAIRING of PIAN08 and other Instruments will be promptly attended to. ill be taken in tnade 101 NBW

OLD PIANOS ONES. aulOSdwtf J. G. LINDEMANN.

It ..43 SlOi

Success,

PIR REST0{{g[f„

Jiwfiyk inoneBoiftt

S nv TTft TTfim 4.

BY ITS USB

Gray or Faded Hair is quicxlj restored to its yoathful color and beauty, and with tho first application a

varies never before

ven in the Bnglish language, br

WM. Y0UNQ,

BOWER, POTTI1

Philadel

phia. JeSiwly

K. QIFFORD, V.

S.,

Treats all

Bftaeates of Harses aad Cattle.

•eepltal

aad Ofln, oorner of 0th aad Eagle Ste.,

Win HATUX, INDIANA,

ecttwly

,r-

beantifal gloss and delightful fragrance« is given to the Hair.

will cause IIair to grow on

is written in plain language for the

Bald

Spots.^

will promote Inxoriant growth. FALLING hatr

is immediately

checked,

3-3 Per Hale fcy eJl Drugglsta.

IEPOT

"r-

removed from Oreenwlch St te.c

80 Barclay St. & 40 ParkPlaee.

PKtdtONEDoU/ui

8BB8,

WOOLi

Commission Merchcnt#,

102 Chestnut

Street,

PHILADELPHIA, CoaHguoite SolklML CashAflvkacesmadf.

1 5

sales eaaraatled. 'ai'f Jnn»8w4m -v