Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 September 1868 — Page 4

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TCMAK* SENATE..,^

ThaVieBftta.-ffas called to order at 12 if." Aftwpiftyer, Jttr. Anthony offer$ J&9. following resolution

Resolved,

The resolution was adopted, 33 to 1, Mr. Buckalew voting nay. A similar resolution was announced as having been adopted in the House, which v?as concurred in.

On motion of Mr. Sherman there was a call of the Senate, when thirty-four members answered, exactly a quorum.

Mr. Anthony stated Mr. Sprague was absent from illness. Tho Senate then took recess of half an hour.

On reassembling a message was received from the House stating that body had-passed a resolution to adjourn, the same as adopted by the Senate.

Mr. Buckalew offered a resolution requesting the House to inform the Senate if a quorum was present when that resolution passed.

Some debate followed, during which Messrs. Anthony and Edmunds contended that Buckalew's resolution was discourteous*. mt

The resolution* was concurred in and the Senate adjourned. Messrs. Buckalew and McCreery were the only Ddmbcratic Senators present.

Most of the Senators left "Washington to-night for their homes, 'ft' HOUSE.

The House was called to order at 12 M. A resolution was adopted to adjourn the same as the Senate.

Only three Democrats present Messrs. Brooks, Eldridge and Randall declined voting.,

Mr. Ochttuok asked leave to offer ares olution providing that during the remainder

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On suggestion of Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, Mr: Schenck Tenewed his motion to suspend the rules to admit his resolution on Internal Revenue matters.

Mr. Brooks made two points of order, but they were overruled by the speaker. Mr. Spalding demanded the yeas and nays. A message was read from the Senate that they had adopted a resolution of adjournment. The vote on tho motion to suspend the rules resoluted 98 nays, 2 yeas. in response to a question, the Speaker stated one hundred and seven constituted a quorum.

At the close of the session there were 224 members on the roll, but Stevens and Finny, of Pennsylvania, and Mann, of Louisiana, had since died, leaving only 221 on the roll.

Mr. WaBhburne, of Illinois, moved to concur in the Senate resolution of adjournment.

Mr. Randall objected. Mr. Mullins moved a call of the House, which was made, only 100 members answering to their names.

The Democratic members present, not answering were Brooke, Eldridge, Boyer, Phelps, Haight and Randall.

Excnses on account of sickness were made for Ereman, Terry, Hunter, Shellabarger and Upson.

During the call of the House, and before its conclusion, Mr.Schenck remarked, a message was waiting delivery from the Senate.

Mr. Payne moved the suspension of all bi^ioe^ under tho call, which was agreed io, when, the doors were opened and a message from the Senate was received, that that body had concurred in the House resolution of adjournment.

Mr. Schenck then moved tho House adjourn. This was agreed to and the Speaker announced, adjournment until Friday, October 10th, noon.

The Speaker then left the chair and ceme into tho. area, where for more than an hour he was engaged in pleasant personal and political conversation with members, who congratulated him on the two-fold luck for him—his election to the Vice Presidencj', and his election by a lady, who is to share his honors. These congratulations- iie received in the best humor and with great apparent satisfaction. Ho leaves Washington to-morrow night for New York.

Themannorin which the Democratic members were outgeneralled in regard to adjournment was a source of much amusement among Republican members.

The adjournment resolution was the first business put through, immediately after the Chaplain's prayer, from the length of which some daoger was apprehended, and before any Democrat had come into the Hall. A single objection would, of course, in the absence of a quorum, have defeated it.

It is understood in regard to the next session, as it was in regard to that just closed, that it shall not be incumbont on any member to attend unless advised thereto by Senator Morgan and Mr. Schenck.

Mr. Butler, of Massachusetts, presented a petition asking the House to direct the Judiciary Committee to inquire into the breach of privilege of a member in the service of process ty Mr. Woolley and by Mr. Kimberly, of Baltimore, while on his return from the session of the House, and to report what action ought to be taken to sustain the privileges of the House, and punish their infringement.

Referred to Judiciary Committee.

Colored Convention.

LTICA, N. Y„ Sept 21.—A Convention of Colored Citizens of this State will be held here October 6th and 7 th.

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WASHINflTON, Sept. 21

By the Senate, the House con

curring, that the President of the Senate and the Speaker oftho House adjourn their respeotivo Jhousofl until 12 o'clock, noou of, thp 16th of October, and that they then,'unless otherwise ordered by the two hdtisea farther adjourn their respective htnwea until the 10th of November at 12 o'clock, noon and that they then, unless otherwise ordered, further adjourn their respective houses until the first Monday in December at 12 o'clock, noon. .•

the session it shall be in order

to suspend the rules at any time. Mr. Brooks objected. Mr. Schenck moved to suspend the rules, btit subsequently withdrew his motion.

A count by the speaker showed only 105 members present. Mr. Scbenck then asked leave to offer a resolution, as follows ».

Resolved,

That the Committee on Pub

lic Expenditures be directed to inquire into the reasons why Supervisors of Internal Revonue provided for in tho law of July 20, 1868, have not been appointed also to ascertain whether or not since the passage of said law there has been any failure of any officer of the Government properly to administer the Internal Revenue laws, or any attempt on the part of such officer, or of any person to defeat, embarrass, prevent, or improperly inter« fere with the prompt administration of suoh laws, with power to appoint a subcommittee to sit during recess and send for persons and papers.

Mr. Spalding objected to that resolution or any general business. Mr. Schenck moved suspension of the rules, stating there was good cause for the resolution.

Mr. Brooks objected to any statement unless opportunity was given for reply. Mr. Schenck said he then had no statement to make. On count in suspending the rules the vote stood 69 to 6, no quorum-

Mr. Schenck then withdrew his motion. Mr. Schenck proposed recess of half an hour.

Mr. Brooks made a point of order that less than a quorum could not order recess. The Speaker suggested there might be a quorum present, as he noticed several gentlemen not voting, including Mr. BrOOks. .a

STATE ITEMS.

EVANSVILLE Democrats are preparing for a big parade.- »s. ,-r _r„.

SULLIVAN COUNTY

REPUBLICANS will

hold a grand demonstration at Sullivan,^

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October 8th..

WM. CARNKR, fireman on the steamboat Linton, was drowned at Evansville oii Thursday. SB

THE GREATEST JOKIST of the «*g» writing for the Bowling Green

'LIEUTENANT

GOVERNOR

THE Evansville

FOR SALE.

T71ARM TO TRADE FOR CAT J. TLE OB HORSES-—Eighty acres of Land situated In Crawford County, Missouri, well adapto.1 to Stock raisin?, haying threo springs of living water on it location healthy. The aboTe land will bo exchanged for Horses or Cattle, or sold low for cash. Call on "W. L. HODDY, at the Daily Express Office.

FARM- IMPLEMENTS.

2-hoese_*

MM WAGONS!

't 'M-. «'.• M&nufactr'd for oar own Trade

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A ns

hHi.-K.-.i 'a-,ds

Timber Seasoned Two Tears

Well & Completely Ironed! .. A MIR & ifilii i.

Wide Track and Thlek Tire I

ii ?::w-

Hand shaved Spores! ,:Jf rr it*

Strong Iron. Braces!

Handsomely Painted!

Very Liglit Draft!

WARRANTED COR A YEAR!

•jm:' 'a

JOJfES

A JOIE8,

(Wall for ike^R

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BBAMLETTE'S visit to Evao6ville was a sotry fizzle. He couldn't get an audience anjd «iit out" without attempting to speak.

Aurora.

He talks of the "exalted patriotism of Voorhees!!" &

THE Republican demonstration at Noblesville on Wednesday of this week, it is expected, will be the largest meeting held at that place since 1856. fi!Wr

WILL. CUIT

BACK, among others, will address the Re publican Mass Convention at Blooming ton, on the 8th of October. Lxtensive arrangements are being made for a mon in 4

Courier,

radical Demo

cratic has at last got out its rooster to crow over the terrible threshing its party sustained in Maine. It is a rough old grave-yard the fellows have to whistle through.

The Republicans of Bartholomew county have determined to hold their last grand rally during this campaign .at Columbus on the 10th day of October. Colonel K. W. Thompson and Hon. A G. Porter are among the speakers that will positively be present. ..jst* cl si-1

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Farm Implements,'' TBBBB HAUTE, IND.

a ,,. is- jv »r

The CAST-CAST-STEEL PLOW Is the Best in the World!

SPEER'S STANDARD

'WI.NE

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THE BEST BITTERS For Weakly Persons,

FOB THE WEAK, FdB THE PALE, v.» .FOB TUB SICKLY, r-1'*»,

FOB THE AGED, FOB FEMALB3, FOB SPBINO USE 1 II

JUTo Bitters Equal to Them

Speer's Standard Wine Bitters, —MA.DK or—

WINE, HERBS & HOOTS

SPECK'S Celebrated Wine,

well known, with

PERl'TIAN RARK, CHAXOMai W.OWRR*, *S*fc V-itn iss SNAKE BOOT,

WIL1)

XQJSr^E A3STID yia-OR. —TO TH®—

VOliSG A!§ OLD, HALS ASD FiMALS!

All n»t it with wonderful sncotsn. Brings

COLOR'

To the pale while lip,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY

To the thin face.and care-worn cjuntonanca. Cura* FEVEB and cieates APPKII-TE. Try them. Usft none other. Ask for SFEEK'S STANDARD BITTEB5. Sold DfU(jgisi» and Grocers. See that my signature is over the cork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SPEER,

Passaic, K. and 243 Broadway, New York. mar Trade supplied by JOHNSON, HOLLOWAV CO., Philadelphia: QEOBQK A. KKLLV, Pittsburg, and by ail Wholesale Dialers.

For sale by BABB, OULICK A BIBBT aul3w*d Tn Thur* Sat.

QAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS.

Caps, Capes, Blouses, Belts,

SWORDS, SASBES,

POMPONS, SHOULDER STRAPS, BAME8, IXAO^ Banners and Transparencies.

Send for Price Lists.

€. L. HV8T1N &CO., S. W. Corner Fourth and MainSta., I0-dIw-w4t C1SCUIKAT1, O.

^TTACHHENT NOTICE.

State of Indian, Vif* oounty, S3—Qiiaon Par. mer v*. Ezra Bead. On the2ith da]' or August, 180S,-the Plaintiff filed with me the iftdaTit ttd bond to entitle him to sm Attachment agaiast the goods and chattel* of said Defendant. Said wTit returned executed nmaoM not found. How said Defendant will take notice that at my Office in Fayette To wnship,VifO county, lad ,)10 o'clock A. If., on thaSCth day of September, 186S, I will hear and determine aaid eance. Witness my hand and ml, this 5th. day or Sept. 186S.J

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"'''iff- .-WILL BAT

I^ERKE HAUTE, »,

FftlDlY, 8KPTBMBBR 25th.

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O I A I S 11 COMBINSD WITH THS

Egyptian Caravan

AND

inmanexhTSITION'!

Having last season proven a most

UNEQUIVOCAS SUCCESS

ii.i2.Will be presented this Campaign with

ALL ITS ORIGINAL SPLENDORS "B1 AUGMENTED WITH I- jn

Gi-litteriiie Additions,

CONSONANT WITH ITS

High Toned Excellence. vl

JliSt The Initial Impression of its «3'&

MERIT and MAGNITUDE

Will be created by the

PROCESSION OF THE ORIENT I

Aftc simile of tho ALEXANDRIAN FETE in k- which a Team of

12 ARABIAN CAMELS

Harnesssd two abreast, caparisoned in all the Bishmess of Luxuriant Tast), controlled and directed by

TWO NATIYE ARABS

WILL DRAW THi?

GOLDEN CHARIOT OF CLEOPATRA

These Ships of the Desert, accompanied by their Swarthy Pilots, who have in their own Tropical Sands steamed thcra across Oceans of Burning Sands, form a feature not only Pleasing and Gratifying to bahold, bnt give the people of theOcci* dental World

Living Pictures of Eastern Realities.

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This Exotic Pageant will be rendered more attractive by the appearance, upon Horses. -fresh from the Plains, of a TBIBE

OF ABOBIGINE9,

IBOBUOIS

RED

MEN AND WOMEN!

Attired in all their weird and Peculiar Costumes.

THE HEluToF CAMELS Havln been carefully Trained, will be Introduced In a Special Performance in the Arena, showing how the Camel is loaded, Mounted and encouraged to Perform a Journey.

THE CARAYANGABA Halts on the Oasi«. Thtf Well in the Wilderness.

U'RAHS AS ASUSTES.

I Tribs of BEAL BEDOUINS, "The Descendant of Hagar," in a series of

eYMKASTIC MIRACLES

Peculiar and characteristic of this Agile and MUSCULAB PEOPLE.

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Endowned with all the surwundings to insure success aod render it Squal to the best of Metropolitan Establishments, possesses a superb stock or

BLOODED HORSES AND PONIES, AH under the diiection of that able, experienced and thoroughly practical Manager.

F. H. STON.

Siil

0BEBBY BARK. eiNQER-

and such other HE UBS and BOOTS as ^ill in all cas«8 assist Digestion, promote the Sscretions ot the System ii. tho natural chanools, and givo

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M'LLE

Carle tta DeBerg

The First Esqaestrienne of the Age A Lady specially gifted in all the airilratea necessary to impart Tim, Tone and Character to florae-

manship, will appear in a

STBICTLT SENSATIONAL ACT

HAS. ADAMSf Tho Ventriloquist, with other people of merit, are identified with the

EGYPTIAN OIROUS.

Two

JAKES W. WATTS, J.

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The Pavilion is Ample

to accommodate bousands of spectators. Is new and water-proof, recently arranged with Amphitheatrical Elevated Seals, so that all can see and hear without incsuTenience or snterroption.

Performances

AFTERNOON AND EVENING., At 2 & 8 p. M. Doors open 1 hour before.

THE MORNING SPLENDORS,

The Eastern Procession!

PAILT) AT 10 O CLOCK A* M»

DRY COOOt.

DRY GOODS •r..

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•a" 6 ra COMPRISING ALL.THE_ .Jr4 I fwt &•

LATEST NOVELTIES I

if? AT PRICES THAT WILL

E E I S A E

MEFORE SEPTEMBER 1st.

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO.,

p, Corner Fifth and Main Streets, JTERRE^gAJJT^Ijm ff/. »i- fs j't l*v jmi -.-/i 2 ml b*i .'"aVi ••(Hi" .•Vi .» -s&kn# ,T' i, ..rr. Sffl' ,,SS,1

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SEMI ANNUAL CLEARlfrCE

AlglSt ^lst," 1868.

From the above date we shall offer our entire stock #f

DRESS' GOODS I

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mPROVED

HAIR Restorer

HAIR

DREssiwifi

BY ITS USB

Gray or Faded Hair is quicdy .restored to its yoatbfal color and beauty. and with the first application a teautifol gloss and delightful fragrance i.,' ia given to the Hair. It will cause Hair to

grow on Bald Spots.

It will promote lnxoriant growth,

Wr Sale

FALLING HATR is immediately checked.

fcy all

9rag(isa.

DEPOT removed from Greenwich St. to 86 Barclay St.

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Park Pfcup,

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LEGAL.

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^.NNUAL ELECTION, 1868. To the Sheriff cf Vigo Oonntp, Gretting

Tou sre hereby commsnded to give notice to the qualified Totcrs of the respective townships in Vigo County, that at their respective voting places in each Township in said Oounty, on the Second Tuesday, being the thirteen day of October,

A.D.

1868, they will be entitled to vote for the following Officers, to-wit: For Governor.

for

Lieutenant Governor.

For Secretary of Stetr, 3.J^ Far Auditor of State. For Treasurer of State For Olark of the Suprem* Court, '-a For Keporter of the Supreme Court. For Attorns? General. For Superintendent of Public Instrnetion. ..f'1 For Representative in Congress. For Judge of the Court of Common Pleas For Proaecntor of the Conrt ef Common Pleas. For State Senator. For two Bepresentatif es ia the Legislature.',, For County Olerk. For Coanty Treasurer. .» tit For Sheriff. For Seal Estate Appraiser. For Oouaty OommIssloner, 3d District. For Ooroaer,

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BUFCS H. SIMPSON, Clerk.

8TAT*or

XnuitA, Tioo

CoxnUrr,

)RN KIZU, Sheriff Yigo County.

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\rOTICE is hereby given that

on the 334 day of September, 1868, at two •'clock P. M., at the new Court House door. In Terre Hante, the underaigatd will aeil at pubilo sale, the following described real estate in Vigo county, Indiaaa, to-wit:

The South half of Lot No. 3, in Britton's subdivision of out Lot No. 60, or the original survey of tit* town of Terre Haute.

TiUBUUU: One third down balane* in 12 sal 18 months with interest, purchaser giving notes waiving valuation and app.-aUessent law*, secured by mortgage. HAKVKY p. SOOTT.

Oom'r. of the V. 0. P. Or.

Sept. 8,18S8w4w-d3d before sale.

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This Week and Next, owr

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Censistlnj in part of

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ForeigliiEkiid D61n^stic

DRESS GOODS! W xiiif

[i!. SHAWLS! Mi 1«U»

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Loot :,Out for Bargains! $iil

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Cornej 3d and Main Sts.,

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OPPOSITE MoKEEN'8 BANS

it-- Are now opening their Large

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DOMESTICS.

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GINGHAMS, &c.

DeLalnes, Winceys, Armores, Brocades, AAimWl 'ft

In Fashionable Patterns J*1

FKENCH MERINOS,

In all Colors,

At One Dollar per Yard!

DRY OOOM.

NEW FAtL GOODS!

NEWFA^LGOODS!

NEW FALLtlOODSJ

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Styliah Dreaa Ooods.

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am Wmrp CWWI, Shot Silk—very fdstUotiuMe, Plaid Mohairs.

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Bleached 4 unbleached.

MUSLINS,

Dotted Fl&nnels, Cloaking Flannels.

L4DIES' CLOTH,

Best Waterproof Oloth

In Black, Brown and Gold-miiei,

At 11,25 and (1,50 per lard!

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And one A—ess or in each Township. gft'-jisli In witness whereof 1 hers to sat my hand and the seal of the Vigo Circuit Conrt, this 18th day of September, •. 1888.

A Large Xine ofj,a

DRESS GOODS.

Bought at Anctlon, and sold

For 50 et«. on the Dollar!

tos® *$"1^ Ak.it

•«hfirf. 'i«$s HOSIERY

89.

I, John Kiier, Sheriff, hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy ef the original precept of •taction issued by the Clerk of the Tip cirenit Court, and to me directe 1, and the qualified voters of Vigo Count^wtll take notice a-corllagly.

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Mixed PopliilB, 1 ,! tii4 .still ij7.l*d Ipioasf

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Fall Lines, at 40, 60 and 63 eta.

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At New Embroiiielies, mm oi in *i ..FROM AUCTIQN. &,13i

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Terra- Haute, Indiana

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500 Bands al Sfte- (Iwo 100 Bands at SOC,

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EMBROID' RIB8

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AT LOWER PRICES

Than former Cost Prices!!

-f?SSf8 EDSALL A CO., iv

Cor. 4th and Main St».

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DRY 6OODI.

CaapaSpJTear!

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PlaidFlannels, Shirting funnels, -ldt^ Miner's Flannels, striped FUnnelsJ.

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Moves, Shawls, Hvblas, etc., L*rge Variety.

€. WITTIQ A CO.,

Next Door to Dlfii' Drug Store.

-A '1£ "4*

J^OTICE TO FARMERS,^

To still oontinue to pay the higbeet cash price

WHKAT, CORN, 0iTS,«t.,

At our Warehouse on Oannl Basin, between Sd and 3d Streets. jjllsln:

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Yi Jflsoii 8*1? J-,!. has. H'. is (General OrderJ^No. 1.

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Fall Stock now

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#:m NOTIOHfS! ****$*

but ta* bn* $ TRIMMINGS!

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In New Colors.

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jAlw a large nnd wall assorted Stock of •.* I- -ous-i .. I-«|

CARPETS

Of all klnda

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LOWP RICES

Is the order for the Fail

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Kcotom fitir HAIS to it* arigima oolM. ^Eradicates Dendr jff and J//3

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OUOUIKHAIK U8TOKATITK, okanging Or»IR.

L«KT,

JTOE SALE BY ALL DB0QQIST3. B1EB, fiCLICK A BKBKI, Afeatt may*TdeodAw«m WP

Tegetablo

HAIR RESTORATIVE Was doeMnt br tte N, II. State Fair

and»&o#tohctdrabv thepultlic

l»c

ilw yi»y twit ^munttfott foe Jtealaciafr lOrajf or tWc4 !laIr to itnorlgltul color iu Qrovtb.cndiaitin|rUaL^Aiunn fend Dandmft, for Iroibi /jG) L^i\ficttttirylo UMand

llalr. ItUfVc« /C^/

I^5*\firtntk poUonoai dhur, ww toot ftab the finest tiiferfc, sod tan«»tlMSM^atAirt

4\ ih»

Hair men, ud ow»r.

fc J. R. BARRETT it CO^ Proprietors, ,4.1

IBi) B«uu,Ui«*|o, Geaeral Korth-Weat Agents. J. ft H. A, Swra HsiUt lad.

DAVIS, A««nta for Qovlldweia

DOCTOR WKITllEB

BBGOLAB OBAODATB of MXDIOISB, as Diploma at Office will show, has been ipuger engaged in the treatment of VENXREAL, 3kxu.ii. and PniVATC

OISBABES

than any other

Ptiysiciaa in St. Lonls.

QSfphUii, Oommrh«a, GHtti,

-vj-' Aa "V.

(hand-work)

100 Bands al 100c.

(hand-work)

ylt i't

Srrfcaire,

ntWiWinirt Pkyaicua

Orckitil,

The Doctor's opportunities in hospital and private practice are unsurpassed in St. Lonia or hny other city. Back flies Of St. Louis pafan prove that he has been located there long-4r-by years than any other so advertising. The Satabliahment, library, laboratory and ap^olntmisnts are nnrlvalied in the West, nn. rivalled anywhere. Age, with experience, can relied npon, and the Doctor can refer to iuny physicians thronghoat the country. In past suocess and present petition he stands ithout competitor. leiili' iliiM ta

UMU llataawtte.

fnt

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urpoee of treatment as a personal interview what* it is convenient, the Doctor ehoald •e consulted personally. Those heviug friends that may require advice, can enpply them with this valuable work by sending their address, #lth stamp. Thus you can assist the uufortmnate without their knowing their benefactor. Certainly no subject i* of more importance than pnatty of bieud and perfect manhood.

It is Self-evident that a physician who oonflne««|imself exolnaively to the study of a cer lain class of diseases aud treats thousands of oases every year, most acquire greater skill in that specialty than one tn general practice.— •any physicians, recognising thli fact, Introdooe patiants to the Doctor after reading his Medical Pamphlet. Communications confidential. A friendly talk will eost yon nothing. Office central, yet retired—No. 617 St. Charles ssrset, St. Louis, Mo. Hoars, 9

Snndnya excepted.

to 7 r.

DOCTOR WILBER

tmaw

OORSVLTATION AND BECBP-

VIOH BOOM, 61R

ssn sc

have fi

Washington Avenue, St.

mls, Mo„ treats with the greatest success all Dissasn of Women. Leuchorma, or Whites, Vailing, Inflammation or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovaritis, Prnritis, Amenorrhcea, Menorrtegia, Pysmenorrhosa, and Sterility, pr Barrenness also, every disease connected with Pnbarty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since the Dostor canvass himself exclusively to the treatment of these complaints, and treats a vary large number of cases, it foliovs that his knowledge of them must be far more extensive and accurate than that of physicians in genpractice. Send stamp for Medical Pamof thlrty-sixpages. No mattsr wbo failed, rend what ha says. Patients in every Wsstern Stste. Cnres guaranteed. Consultation by letter or nt oSoe free. Booms for patients requiring dally attention. A lady assistant. Heur 9

A.».,

•icepted.

Of *1 Uv iv'

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iu^'

ft**1MOTHERS!

Hd«

mm DOMESTICS! FLlNNMLS!

&yt ry

TICKS /'V»»

icdi Hi oA A# STRIPES! im Iii

to 7 r. v. Sundays

idw ano?»»Trt Sii'f ,»T-£

MOTHERS!!

MOTHERS!!!

DONT FAIL TO PBOCOBS

Irs. fiislof1i Sflotliii£ Syrup

For Children Teething. This valuable preparation has been need with BBVKK FAnSNa SUCCESS IN THOTJSAJNDS OP

It not only rrilsves ths child from pain, but iBVlfsntas ths thssidi tad bowels, collects acidity, and gtvsn tone axsd energy to the whole «in also instantly reUsva ftHplny

th»M9Wt»

snd

Ws belisve it the BEST sad SUREST P.EMKDTISTHE WORLD, ia aO cases of DYSXKTXBT and DLABEHCBA IN CHILDREN, whstter arising ftom teething or any other cause.

VWl^irectsona focusing will accompany sach bottte*' Be sura tad enll for Is Oltta. WINSLOWS BOOTHLNa SXBtTP," Saving thsJbc-stmils of CXTBTIS*Ponn," Da the onissae wrapper. All others ars base

8TOKAH8,

DRUGGETS,

...

Wall ui Wiiliv Papers,

OOMKlSSllHI GRAIN,

otrui nous r.

IXTA

E. R. BRYANT & CO

(Snecsssors to t. H. TOBMXB,)

lirvudlii A CMMlaMoa Merckaatr nui.sns in firala,

Hlghkst sanrkst price paid all kinds of Orals.

AGENTS (BR 8TA*fur

UMKOI !«•»«.

WARE HONS*

J!f*C

oxl

MAIN STREET,

Sear the T. E. 11. B. 1. Depot f2B4wtf

OHN HANBY4CO, •tonxss, oonusioa

AXD

E A E S

A I N

Vnrshonss on first St, «MtMf 1

at ths Onnnl Basin.

TBBBV

AT BABBBBT.

HAim. TVD

IOWA

MABSB

HKAL BMTATK AQKJVCY. PABMfl, WILD LANDS, An* Clty Pi upsiij of swry i—rrtp ths, tor Bats.

Aaexpsrisacn. of SOssa ysars enable us to init* sMshsNM In svnry departsseatof buslnea* d«Mac ton gMeral Baal BeUte Agency.

HARBERT ft MARSH,

..g, 54 WAIjnX* STBBBT, n*Tdw1| Jtoteestlov*

a- 7^r

ASTROLOCr.

ASTROLOGY

'LO^obc'1 OB raws FOR ALL.

11,000 TO ANT PBBSOM WHO WILL XQUAL MADAMB BAPHAML IN THE hi PB0»B8810N. rpjQjfi NEVEii-FAILING MAD-

A AMI BAPHAKL in (he beet. 8b* succeeds whan all ethers bate foiled. All who are in tronble—all who havo been nnfortnnate ail: wfcnee fond hopes have been disappointed, crushed and blasted by faisepromise* and deceit—all who tuwre beeu misled and trifled with—all fly to her (or advice and satljfaction. AU wtw are iu doubt of the affections ol those tU»y lovt^ consult her tu relieve and satisfy their minds.

Bed or Mad Hair to the DAKK, MM. wkkb so adorn eradicate Humors

laknTxsNM, wktab so adorn youtb 1 positively eradicate Humors ud the ae*lp, an4 whe«« tkere is lifo. giaada, will oaase new growth nf Hair to forth on kald spots. Tbonaaat are testify |o the above.

«rW It will

PI1CI: I1.NPIBMITLK.

Lore Affairs Site Never Falls. She has the secrol of winning tho affections of. opposite sex. She shows yon the likeness of :r future wife or husband, or abeent friend.— guides the single to happy marriage, and mafcee tbe married happy. Her aid and advice ha* bean aoUalted in bmssutrsMs isiUsMt, asduu. ths result baa always bnu the means of accordl«|a

Speedy and liappy Marriage, ghe fa, therefore, a sure depeudeuce. ft Wol Known to the public at large that she was the ilrst, and she is the only person In ihU country who can'1 in re a it a an iv tire satisfaction on all the concerns of life, whithl' can be tested and proved by thousands, both »toi ried and single, who daily and eagerly visit tiej. *n"'*

To all in bust nee* b»r advtee Is lnvalaatle. Shr oan foretell, with the greatest ceuaiuty, the ronit of all oommorcial and bositnie# transariiuns.

Lottery numbers glv*n witbuut oitri. cuarge. HJMADAMB BAPHABL is bona Ade Astrologistlf 1 ^atevBTjrone can depend upon. Hhe f« the great

Astroiogist.of the ninetoenih century, it ia .,at well-known fact that makes illiteiate preten»rs copy ber advertisements and try to Imitate *.

'Jk

Madams Baphaei fs the seventh daughter 6f ths •Jsnnth daughter she was boru with a nrtural Vft aheoan foretell your very thoug&ts. au- lit1#ai«o cures drunkehness. .$

toAll

tntervisw? striotijr private and ooafldetttut.. As a Female Physician tier remodiee neru'r failr cure all female irregularltiea, and to pr.ij,ie the monthly flow, without danger or expesuru.— they can not injure, but, on thtt^ttmri. tmproveth«heaitii. M. A

Therefore, come one, come all, to

111 Rkkaiid, bet, Geitni Areiirt ud Cincinnati, Ohio. TBBMS —Ladies, $1 Gentlemen, Sl,Mx O

H. B.—The Madame will answer no letters with ont a fee of 81 anda3~ceat stamp is inolosed. Addrese Look Bos Ml. snfMrtwl I lt»v!

MUSICAL. •sK'

ski

UM BcMlag,

j_D5CToa ffntnn publish ee a BMieal fampklet relating to Venereal Dieeaaee and the disasten* and varied oonseqnences of Mfataae» that will be seat to any addreaa in a sealed envelope for two, stamps. It cost.ins Call symptnaa lists that wilt enable those affccted to determine the nature of their complaint and give a written statement of their case that will answer almost as weal for the

-pratrfS 1^.4

THE PEOPLES PLATFORM

TOR, THS

it.

FALL CAMPAIGN

ih-c rlaite*

.HexulBekUlty Md lmf«-

Jt as the resnlt of aelf-abuae In youth, qsxtint saoeeets in matnrer yean, or other WW, and which odocosomeof the follow-, ibg effects, as Hocturnal Emissions, Blotches, fsbito. fitniMS, DiaieM of Sight, OonfUdos of IdeM, Bvil Fortbodings, Aversion to SocMty ef Pamales, Loee of Memory and Serial Power, and rendering Marriage improper, Are permanently eared.

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1. Men of all partiei agree Mat my candidates for public favor are the beitevar brought out on platform. iiii: 2. They have bean tried for years, have stood unflinchingly, have come up to everything thai they were recommended to tie, and are the peoples choice everywhere. 3. In opposition to all wire-workers and petty depredators my candidates have steadily roie uiv gathered strength, aud stau Is this day nustcdasu the strongest host ever kaown iu tbe hiatorj or the country.

SE U.K «i4'« :ai•

1. The dnest and beit lot of FIBdT CLASS viati PlANOd aud all other kinds of'Muslcat Iuttrumehts ever ofTired fjr s*U in the West, can be found at Kissuer's Palace of Mualc. 2. Hundreds of purchasers vho have been using .T my Ptauosfor years, agree that thry are the best lasting Puuos known. Kftft 3. Purchasing largely lor cub, also, by oocu-. pying the extensive baiMing of my own, thus a vi os an us to re iv he

fat tit

benefit of ait such saringi, and greaie.-b^rgaiut can be had of me than ever known ia tikehistor) /fdS of the Piano trade heretofore. I 4. No old ru9ty stack on hiad to get rid IT, bat everything new, and (t iding thaUustlmpj. & tedNovclties constantly tj it. 5. I am in favor of «it rttM uaitiug wliu iiitf on th:a pl.^iifjrm,

I juull ik

to yeur vote this Fall.

iii

?ii! K*rt

JL,. HISSNEK'S

oz*yf

PALACE OP MUSIC,

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fttn,

No. 4et, Oliio Street,

I 'L'"u'riCKlt W.HAUTK, IJVIJ.

ws- ,! &7-W it —as#

MUSIC.

J. O. Ll JDEMANNH"

DKALIB IM

:4 gft'f

P1A9TOM, HELOUKOKM Hi:

ORGANS,

Violins, Guitars, Plates, and all kinds of Mnslck 1 Merchandise, No. 91 Wabash Street, TIBBB HADTE, INDIANA.

TDNINO AND BBPAIB1KO of PrANOS and

other Instruments will be promptly attended to. OLD PIANOS will be takon in tnade fo» NfW

ONES.

aulOSdwtf J.

The highest price paid for all old scrap Ir.n deavered at the "Phoenix Foundry." near the

Passenger Depot.

Wind Colic.

sngMdCmwtf

ORDERS SOLICITED JanlSdSmwly

UNDERTAKERS.

JJNDERTASMB..-

U*h

LIMDKMAMN.

I**

FOUNDRIES.

T. H.

~^STTjtiih

Mc'KLraESH. 1. r. ntnOLnt. j. lASRian

FEMESIX FOUNDRY, AND

S*l'

Machine' Shop,

McElfresh, Dengler do.,

S. S. cor. 9th A Ea^le.Sts., nenr Passenger Depot,, TKBUE HAUTE, INf.

3^52

»f

Manufacturers

lilJl

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Steam Sagioee, Mill Maehins. ®m

ry, House Fronts, Fire Fronts, and Circuiat Saw Mill*. Special attention paid to the manufacture and «., ipnlr of Brass Work, Patent Offlco Models Ac.

Wc are also prepared to cut' T»othed or Oog Ocarinas of either U»t Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, in the most perfect luannar. 11„ 1

Bepairing done promptly. AH parties connected with this'WtWhTI-ljnietii being Practical Mechanics of soveral.ye«rsexportsnoe, we feel safe la spying that we can rendot full satisfaction to our customers, both in point f»i of workmanship and price.

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SIoKLFKESH, DBSOCHBA

^0'

xLE tROJ^ WOKKS,

Conmn FISTT

AND

WAINP*Sinswrs^#^

TKRKffi HAUTE, IND.,

WM. Js BALL ft CO., Proprietors,

(SUCOIIIORS

OKOVTI,)

MAMJ*AOTURSR3 OF fi

Portable & Stationary Engine

PLOUBINO AND SAW lHLLMACUINE*V,tv'J

O0KIT-RI11MIBS

FL«ar AAD SALT.

AXD CAIft

Having an extensive Sstabiishmert, well stock. Mi and in full operation, we ah prepared |o do all kinds of work la our Hne, in the beat style, and at short notice.

LIS

AHV HA-'

COINSBI MtMHAUh

•J*

Ires and Brain Cutlnga, Ac., Ac.

:pr.}:

M. W. O'CONNEIX BUTing par«tes«4 bach from B.

S A A

Ohndwiok.^

Or a ber Co., the Undertakers Establishment, aad having Kad eeren y^ar« experience in tlie bssiness, now prepared to furnish. Metalio Burin! Cases, Caskets, and Wooden Collins, of all styles nnd sises, Arom the bsat and largest stock of bnrlal material in the State, at 104 Main Street Terre Haute, Indiana. dwtf Terre Santo

',29.

A 'L

inW)EBTAKKH,

Li pwpww to 6Z6cnta/ 1 orders la fats line wiiii ••BIB* aod dtepstoh earner of tmrda&d Oherr# tmt% Tsrrs Ban to, ladiana. JanVNMvtf

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