Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 November 1868 — Page 4

,_Va .STATE. ITEMS. .., PHILLIP MILLEB','of "Warrick county,

his filed LIB petition ia bankruptcy,

THE Lafayette

Journal

EKOH BIPTIST CHURCH, at Jeffersonvillo, was dedicated last Sunday. It is a beautiful Gothic structure, of thirty-four hy fifty feet, with a recess of six feet in tho rear for the pulpit, and on either side vestry rooms of neat proportions.

THE Common Council of Fort Wayne have voted $100,000 to the Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne Railroad. Tbe line will run through Decatur and Portland, to Winchester and Richmond, and will form a direct route between Fort

Wayne and Cincinnati.

MR. JOHN LACKEY, a young man while out riding on his pony, at Cambridge City, Wednesday afternoon, was thrown upon a pile of bowlders, but noLsersouEly injured. He followed the pony to a bridge a short distance off, and while attempting to approach him with a view of seizing tba reins, the pony wheeled and kicked him, injuring him in the abdomen. and breaking both his legs.

ABOUT six o'clock Tuesday ovening last, twr men entered the jewelry ttore of Andrew Oehler, on Delaware street, just opposite Mozart Hall, and asked to look at a watcb. While one of them was examining the watch, tbe other snatched a fine gold watch, worth $130, and made off with it. Officers Minick and Boardman got a description of the men, set out at once, and about ten o'clock laid hands on a feBtive Celt named Scott, upon whose person the missing watch was fouud. Scott, better known as "Scotty,'' to the police, is an old of* fender. His partner was not arrested.— Irtd. Sentinel.

THE Indianapolis

o'clock

electoral vote for Grant and Colfax, as woli as the emoluments appertaining and belonging to the office of Elector, to-wit five dollars by way of salary, and mileage at tbe rate cf twenty-five cents for sverv iiiiie traveled in coming to and returning from the seat of Government.

"WE hGar a report on the slreots, which, if it is true, is indeed equal to anything over published in the

We give tbe matter as wo hear it. Some time ago a gentloman living in town died, leaving a young widow. He had been married before, and had a son by his first wife, who is now about seventeen years old- Ho left 'some money and property, which had been very carefully taken care of by the widow, the money being placed in tho bank for safe keeping. A short time after his death, his widow conceived a' violent passion for her step-son, which was returned, and they lived together as man and wife, until the fact could be concealed no longer. The young gent promised marriage if she would give him a check on the bank for $300. She consented and drew tho check. He drew the money, and has net been heard of since, much to the sorrow of the lady.—Fort

Wayne Democrat

GREEITSBURG has at last got a sensation, it being nothing short of a haunted houso. The

ADJUTANT GENERAL TERRELL, who h&B charge cf the adjustment of Indiana war claims against the General Government, has, with the assistance of an agenl at Washington, succefded in effecting a settlement of claims, heretofore suspended and disallowed, to the amount of over a million and a half of dollar? and there are still pending before the Treesury Department, and in process of adjustment, claims amounting to some two hundred thousand dollars—besides about fiaH"

•ervices of the Indiana Legion »nd Minute which are (o be settled bv a commission appointed by Congress, ihortiy to convene in ibis city. General Terrell is now preparing these latter claims' tor prestation.

The allowances already the

Treasury Department aro'sufficient to pav Tj off the United States' direct

a of the

PORK

PACKING

ftDSVillO.

THE next session" of tie Grand Divifi011 Sona of Tcmpetauce will bo held at £v«nsTiiie in. May.

is out in a new

/irew, and greatly Improved in every respent. It present? as fine an appearance as any upon our list cf exchanges.

OK Wednesday William Kedlong, who resided near Port Wayn«. was fatally injured by the falling in of a wall of a, cellar which he was digging. He died shortly afterward.

Tfl£ Jeffersonville

Journal

SPECIAL AGENT

takes the rat

=====

EVANSVILLE is afflicted with juvenile thieves. .-•

BiTBGLAEs are operating extensively in Indianapolis.

STATB T^MPEBAHCB ALLIANCE meets at Richmond to-morrow.

GHAU'S Opera Troupe appear in "The Magic Flute" at Indianapolis to-night.

NEW ALBANY has still another crim. con case.

INDIANAPOLIS has a dance house,

John Allec.

Democrat

SNAKE

THE Gosport

of that day ha

will miss the opportunity of casting an

is in fuTJ blast in Ev-

rjlAX

says that

H5,000 to 30,000 bogs will be slaughtered there dining the present pork packing season.

SAMUKL MURPHY, of Shelbyville, was nearly killed, last Thursday, by being thrown from his wagon in that town.— Hi? recovery is doubtful.

twenty feet long and as large

in circumference as a six inch stove pipe has been seen in Johnson county, on the farm of Mr. John Tilson.

THB Democratic

suggests that

it may be worth while for each elector t0 remember tbat it won't do to get up loo lato on tho* morning of December 2d, nor to delay starting tor the capital so long as to make the time of his arrival uncertain. because, if ho fails to be in attendance by

Press,

Independent

cars on the I. & V. R. are now running nearly half waj' to Spencer. If tbe present rate of tracklaying can be continued one month, Spenner will be a railroad town."

THK Worthington

Times

says, "The

gentlemen who have the contract for building the Bailroad bridgo over Eel

River, have arrived at this place, and are making preparations to commence work on this structure."

THE Evansville Journal says "Ira Brosheare, of Spencer county, a gallant onearmed soldier, is a candidate for State Librarian. The Legislature cannot do better than to elect him.''

has been sent from

Washington, to take charge of the Fort Wayne Post Office, vacated by the death of tbe late Moses Drake, until a successor shall be appointed by the President.

GENTLEMEN who have been traveling in the Southern border counties of this State, say that apparently a much larger broadth of wheat has been sown in them than ever before. Tbe wheat looks well, probably never better at this season of tbo year.

THE St. Louis

the house is situated near the railroad track, and had been occupied for gome time by an Irish family. Tho ghost makes its appearance every night, just as the clock strikes 12, and for about half an hour makes itself at home by throwing.chairs, tables, cooking utensils, &c., about the room in a promiscuous manner. The family stood it as long as possible, and then moved out. Another family moved in, but got enough in one night. The owner offered $25 to any one who would "lay'' the ghost, and a young man, possessed of more courage than money, offered to do the job. He armed himself and repaired to tho house. Just as the clock struck the hour of midnight, a slight noise was beard, followed by a groan. About this time, doors in the upper part of the house commonced shutting in a mysterious manner. This continued for some time, when the door of the room suddenly opened, and a ladv, dressed in black, and deadly pale, stood before him. He started toward her, when she vanished through the door, and on his going to the door, she was nowhere to be seen. The house, several ye*rg ago. was the scene of a most brutal murder, in which a man killed his wife by cutting her heart out. He left the country, and did not return until tbe war broke out, when he enlisted iu a New York regiment, and was killed during the storming of Vicksburg.

Democrat

says A note

from a subscriber at Westfield, Hamilton county, Indiana, gays that that prrcinct Grant and Colfax got 651 votes— Seymour and Blair

ON Wednesday the 11th inst., Dr. Alexander committted suicide at Enterprise, by shooting himself through the head with a pistol. He leaves a wife but no children. Dr. Alexander was formerly of Union County, Kentucky. No cause is assigned tor the commission of the rash act.

EED WANTED!

IVhJ WANT

1,000 Bushels Flax Seed

WANT

200 Bushels Clover Seed

WANT

500 Bushels Timothy Seed!

FAKMKRS HAVING ANY SELL

tax of 1S61

over due

lr.USt Ty ifce

Inter!°.r

HEED SKED TO

CALL AND SEE US

COUNTRY MERCHANTS HAVING ANY SEED ON HAND,

WRITE TO US!

~Wre will Pay Cask FOB

What we Buy.

IO^KS *& JOXES.

farm Implement*, TERKE HAPTK, IN D.

FOR SALE.

?OK SALE—SUBUEBAN RES-

($769,144 03) the advance made to'thp

o,.,„ tbo cai .'oration of :h? city of Terre Hante. it for )i

WRr

IDENCT?.—Until December 25th, 1SCS, mv

1 s°i:urb*0

Ke-idenca.one-fonrth mtle ontstde of

91) and talc. It consist* of Qveacres, with a good frame

internal impr vsnient bouse—two storiea. »ith9 rooms, oeiiar, well,

Vi^^fir..'^O^rd

pAryman,. for ce.w&in Indian tribes, IPckl- Peasbte*. Cherries, Grapw, Slid'all tho itng accroed interest for many "voars flruits

ntcttimrj

past ($323,92j) aud thero is stiii left to 1 ^'n^.jaJIf^lCdt^tliVS6JE«™^M«"d the credit of the State, which will sLortiy -d, vrilt make it »c object to fomeonoT^»ni be paid into the State Treasury, over kave cow reenced tb« former prlc» One Thousand

tin.im.-M /•»!. '^'.v

for immily and market

ES FOR 1863.

a la

MOSES DRAKE, Postmaster of Fort Wayne, died on Tuesday last.

AN Indianapolis thief stole five thousand pounds of iron the other day.

THE LaFayette Journal asks the City Fathers to decide which have the right to the sidewalks, the pigs or the citizens.

THE LaFayette Index, the Democratic weekly paper, recently started in tbat city, died last week, «g«d one month.

FOUK Indianapolis Banks report

(or

the month of October an aggregate of $127,7U3 capital in excess of U.S. Bonds, and $849,500 in deposits.

BHIGGS, the Carlisle merchant who was victimized by a confidence game at Indianapolis the other day, has recovered the greater part of his money.

Botice is hereby given tbat tbe Tax Duplicate for tho year 1668, is now in my hands, and tbat I am ready to receiyc tho taxes thereon charged. The following table shows thejratefof taxation, on each 9100 Taxable Property

Tuwiialiiptt

A .' S

1 a* —4 «2 "w S? *2

id a a O

Harrison in citj.30 30 16 30 25 5 12 1.28 2.60 Out of City 20 20 16 30 25 5 10 10 1.36 2.10 Honey Creek 20 20 16 30 10 6 15 1.16 2.10 Prairieton

Pairie Crdek 20 20 16 30 25 15 15 1.41 2.10 Linton 20 SO 16 30 15 10 10 1.21 2.10 Pierson 20 20 16 30 15 8 8 1.17 2.10 Biley. 20 20 16 30 20 JO 10 1.26 2.10 Lost Croek....„...2© 20 1C 30 10 10 ,1.11 2.10 Neirins ....20 20 16 30 25 10 10 1.31 2.35 Otter Creefc......._20 20 16 30 15 10 10 1-21 2.10 Fayette 20 20 16 30 20 15 10 1.31 2.10 Sugar Creek 20 20 16 30 lo 10 10 1.16 2.10

DOG TAX.—For every Male SI.00, for ever Female S2.00, and for every additional 3/alo or Female £2,00.

Tax-payers are requested to call andjsettleas early as possible and avoid enalties and costs. J. N. SHKPHERP, dltaww3w ,Treasnrer of Vigo County.

A PPLICATION for LICENSE.

il. Tbe undersigned hereby gives notice tbat he will apply to tbo County Commissioners ut tboir regular session in December, 1868, for license toseil spirit no oi and iutoxicating liquors in U-sa quantities than a quart at a time, for tbe spaco of one year. Tbe premises on which said liquois are to be sold are located on Lot Mo. 16 in Centrevllle, Vigo county, Indiana. nil, dltw3t JilCHABD COCHBAX.

FOUNDRIES.

H.JMC'KLRASGH. B. R. DINOLKB. I. BABNARD

PEMEMIX FOITfflMtY AM?

Machine Shop,

McElfresh, Dengler & Co., S. E. cor. 9th 4 Eagle Stg., near Passeiiger Depot, TEBBE HAUTE, INJ.

Manufacturei of Steam Englues, »!il) Machinery, House Fronts, Fire Fronts, aud Circular Saw Mills.

Special awKiUiou paid to the manufacture and repair of Bran Work, Patent Offioe Models Ac. Wc are also prepared to cut Toothed or Cog Searings of either Cast Iron, Wrought Iron or Brass, in the most perfect mauiier.

Repairing done promptly. All parties connected with chis establishment being Practical mechanics of several,years experience, we feel safe in saying that we can rendei full satisfaction to our customers, both in point of workmanship aud price.

The highest prit# paid lot all old scrap Ir«n delivered at th.- '-Phoeni* Foundry," near tbe Paaeengur Depot.

McKLKRESH, DENGLEB A CO.

aug54d6mwtt

published at

Petersburg, Pike county, has chaDged hands. James Huckeby, Esq retires and Oscar C. McDonald becomes the editor and James Crow the publisher.

JgAG-LE IRON WOKE.S,

COBNEB FtB«T AND WALNUT ST BEETS, TEEBK HAUTE,

WM. J. BALL & CO., Proprietors, (SUCCESSORS

JOSEHH GBOVEB,)

MANUFACTURERS OF

Portable & Stationary Engines

FtOUBTNO AND SAW MITjL MACHTNEBY,

C0RN-8HEUKRS AND

says "The

Hi)

MA-

CANS

MILLS

CHIJfEBY GENERALLY,

Iron and Brass Castings, Ac,,

&c.

Bering an extensive Establishmert, well stock. and in fait operation, we are prepared to' do all kinds of work in our line, in tbe best style, and at short notice.

ORDERS SOLICITED Janl3d3mwly

GENERAL

PlHlHASIVi. AGENCY,

No. 34 LIBERTY STREET,

iiEW YORK.

Merchants, families, or individuals can pro euro, through our Agency, any hind of goods or articles of

any description

gold in thecitjo' New

York, at tbe tame pr.cB thsy wonl.l pay if there themselves, and in many cases, at lover prices. Au experience of over twenty years, and a thorough acquaintance with th) manufacturers and la porters of the city, enables us to warrant entire satisfaction to all with whoaa business w# are entrusted. Circulars, with list of references, embracing every section of the United States, sent on application. T» J. BONNET A 00»,

Commission Merchants.

Consignments cf Cotton, Tobacco and all kinds of produre solicited, and the highest market price obiained. novlld2w-wlm

STORAGE, COMMISSION & GRAIN,

WEN TULLES E. IBTAKT

B. E, BR ANT & CO., (Successors tc J. TUENKB,)

forwarding & Commission Merchant?

DKALBBS L.N

Graiu. fionr and Salt.

thjiuesl market price paid f'j: nil tlaas of Or^iu A-geats tor STAB UNION LIKE. Ware Hotise on Main siitrset,

N^»»r th« T. H.

ii.

OHN

HAKBT

JOHN

Dvpot f2o^wtf

A I N

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XhOVZO PAKH7

JBLANBY'A CO., IOBAGS C.OiiillSK.V 4NP

E A E S

firtt 3t si the Oaual Btsin.

T'KBBH HAHTK. TWR

H. BLAKE,

Attorney at Law,

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE—On Ohio St'e^t, between Third and Fourth Streets. oct£8dfcw6m

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THE L1VD OF THE BIBLE, Anew and intensely Interesting series. Also Illatninated and Transparent Viewg, in great

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All we sell are made in mr cirn

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OHIROIVIOS.

These beautiful pictures, that rd»xut b«

fHithed frc-m th»

Oil

PauUr*g*,

at vue tenth

their cost, we import largely from Paris. London, Berlin, Yienn* and Rome, and supply tbe traje at theio we«t ra'. •R. *, T. AHTHOHT & CO., 501 Broadway, W. T., Iaporters and Manorrs of Ph^iograplj Materials a, dCwwRm

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IP YOU WANT PERMANENT and lucrative situations in anv capacity, such as Brakesmen. Bookkeepets, Copy fit t», Sileamen, Porters, Watofamsn, 'Conductors, Driven, Baggagesaeo. Steam beat, Hotel,

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LEGAL.

STATE OF INDIANA, VIGO COBNTT. SS. George Jenkins, Proceeding in Attachment, vs. t.jfore L. B. Denebie, J. P..

Irasou Taylor: Harrison Township. Whereat), proof having b?«n inado of tbe nrnicsidonce of tha Defendant in tbu abov untitled suit, and said cau~o having been continued nntit November 27tb, 18tiS, at 1 o'clock in tho afternoon, for notice by pubii:ati n, the Defendant is hereby notified ol the pendancy of said suit, and to appear and anewer tho I'laiatilTs Cutnplaint on said day and h»ur, or tbe same will be heard and determined in his absence.

Given under my hand and seal, thii 2d day of November,

1S68.

L, B. DEJTEHlK, J, P.,

r.4w3f

is.

QHEEIFF'S SALE.—By

virtue

of an Order of Sale, ittsned from

from tbe Vigo

Circuit Court, to ma directed and delivered in favor of William .T. Tnnl, and agaiust Salliu T. Kirtlev, I am ordered to sell the foliowiug described Heal Estate, situated iu Vigo County, Indiana, to-wit:

Lot No. forty-tix (46),' in the City of Terra Haute, and on 8ATUBDAY, the 28th day of November, 18C8, •\Vitbiu the legal hours of sa'2 day, at the Court House door, in Terra Haute, I will offer the rents and profits of the above described Real Estate, together with alt tlio privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, for term not exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for cash, and npon failure to realize a sum sufficient satisfy said Kxci iitlon and cuata, I will then aud there offer the Tee-simple, in and to said Heal Kstato, to tlio highest bidder tor i-isti to witisi'y the same. -Kit#

This 4th day of November, 18S3. JOHH K1ZEI5, Sheriff. Nov4 wtda-pis fee £(i,00.

FF'S SALE.—By virtue

of a Cejy of Pecrco and Txscution issned from tbo Yiio Common Pleas nrt, to me directed and •'elived, in favor of Enjch Wyeth and agaiEst Wil'iim H. Beaus I am ordered to eeil the following describud itu«l Kstate, sitnaied io Vi/o County, Indiana, to-wit:

Thirty-foar (31) l'-et otf »he south of.'ot No 217, in the city ol Terfe-IIaut?, and on SATURDAY, the'28tb day»f Kovembtr, 18'3S. Within tbe legal hours of said day, st tho Court House door, in Terr-i Haute, I will offtr th.- r-hts and proStsof the aboV^ described R.al Estate, together with nil privileges ant appurt nces to the same belonging, fjr a ter 3 uot exceeding seven years, to the highest bidder for ctsb, and upon failure to realize a sum sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs, I will then and there o3»r tho fee-rim(l9, in and to said ltcnl Kstate, to I tbe gho.it bidder for cath to »atisly the sa:ue.

This 4th day of Povember. 1868. JOHN KIZKit, Sfcer.lT. nov4w3w prs fee $6.00.

Tee norih half of the west half of tbe southwest quarter of fection xteeu (lj), towu ten (ID), range eight (8) west, a.dtn

SATURDAY, tbe 28th day of NoTexbjr, 1S68, within the legal hours of said day, at the Court Housedoor, in lerre Haute, I wjll offer the rents, and profits of the above described Real Estate, together with all privileges and appurtenances to the same belocginif, for a term not exceodiug seven years, to the highett bidder for cash, and upon j: failure to rea'ize a sum sufficient to satisfy said KsecutioDs and costs, 1 will then and thcra offer the fae-simple, in and to said Real Estaie, to tl highest bidder forcash to Hatisfe the ssme.

This 4th day of November, 1868., JOHN KIZER, Sheriff. Nov4wt..1-Pr« fee S9.00

GTATK OF

INDIANA,_VIG0

Notice is therefore hereby given to tho said Defendant of tho filing and pendency of this proceedlntr, and that the ramo will ba heard »ud determintd at tbe uxt term of our said CotiTt, commencing on the third Monday of December next. A.'D., 1868.

Attest: R. U. SIMPSON, Clerk. oc2SW3T:

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cation, minafacturs and importation.

orer Four Thousand

subjects of Ste

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FEED, B0LTIXG APPARATUS, BMUrTEBS and

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Our Mills are bailt from choice Burr Blocks, selected •t the Quarrlm in France by

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ACENSE.—Tho

Shipping, Entry and

reicht Clerlu, apply to ths old city lioassad Buinets Agency estaoQsbed under the patronage of merchants. Desirable vacantia always. Sncloss

WILXXKS I CO..

Cb«:cnt St., St.Lofttt

I N S

K. j\I. TTJJBISf rr CO.,

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J-

virtue

OHERIFFS SALE.—By

kJ of an Execution -issued irom tbe Vigo Common l'leas Court, to me directtd and delivered, in favor of John C. Byman.and against Marvin B. Harris, I will offer for sale tho foil wing desrribel Real Estate, situated in Vigo County, Indiana, I to-wit:

COUKTT,

SS:

Vigo Common Pleas Court, December Term, 1368. John L. Hoed, vs. Divorce. Caroline Hood,

On thi*day, to-wit, the 2lst day of October, A. D., 1S68, cornea the Plaintiff, by Bay .t Sitter his Attorneys, and file thfir complaint herein also an affidavit showing that the Defendant ia a non-resident of the State of Indiana.

Netice ij therefore hereby given to ths sa:d Defendaatsof ths filinz and p-ndeccy of this proceedine, and that the3ams will be hoard and determined at the next Term of our said C6art, commencing on the third Monday of December

Cuior

THIS SCAl

VEGETABLE AMBROSIA ia what ir ru&POBTS

AGray

TO BE,

OKNUI'NK I1AIR RESTORATIVE, changing Light,lia-i or ITalr to the DARK, LUSTROUS,,SfiKKS TBSSSMFaded

tvhioh #o adorn youth

or fcso. 11 will positively eradicate Uumors and Dandruff frora the scalp, nufl where thore is life* in the glands, will canso a new growth Ilalr to put forth on bald Bp-'H. Thottinucs are testify inp to the above.

PRICK: $l.(KI HOTTLE.

KOK SAL!" BY iT.L DRUOOIST&V BIIIR, OULICK dn BERRY, Agents may27doodAwCm 51 W

The Last CI Success.

HilRDEESSlSS

JVew^J^ tn

OT,eBoi£te

BY ITS UBS

(.iray or Faded ilalr i3 quicidj restored to its youthful color and beanty, dnd wltli the first ftpplication a

btfKiitiful gloss and delightful fragrance is given to the Hair.

It vriil caase flair to grow on Bald Spots.

It will promote laiuriant growth.

FAliLCvG HAIR is inimediatelj checked. Wot Snlo hy alt Drsgfists. DEPOT removed from Greenwich St to 5? 5 Barclay St. & 40 Park Place.

pri(&0NEDQ1^UR.

next A. D,, 186S. Attest: RTJFDS H. SIMPSON, 28iv3 -PrfS6,00 «lert,

QTATE OF INDIANA, VIGO

JO COUNTT—SS:—Vigo Common Pleas Court, Di'C3tE*ar Term, ISIS, Cor tlia .1. VT"- iI. vs. S iDuii H. Weil.

Oa thia day, to-Tit, the 22d d-iy of Ccrober. A. 0., 1868, comes tbe Plaintiff, by Baird

4 Oruft, her Attornejr, and flies her complaint herein aluo, the return of the Sheriff of Vigo conn y, showing tbat tho (fefendant is a non-residents of the State of Indiana.

OOC/TOH IVHITXIEB A P.EOULAi Q»ACDATi5 of MEDICINE, I XX as Diplooia at OCSae will show, has been iu the trustment uf VENEREAL, ISKXVAT,rtiigigot.L an PRIVETS OISEASBS rh::n any othor ia St. Louie.

ifcjypSiilis, Go*nrr!n*i, SrriclHre, Orchitit,

ftmi'j tin

linpturo alt Urinary Disease*

anrf

tigphiliiic or Mercurial Af/fcritm* of On Throat, zkin or Boms

treanj wtth n^pardllcJed

success. .Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impotoncy, aa ili r-anit ii self nbuHt- in yn-itll, aiixual eucess.8 in taatnrer yosrs, or other f.ul wnich o-liii:o ao:nn of th» f-)llow-ins eil-icti?, ''Nuctarnni Eaiisv.ens, Blotches, i04. l:ty, Ui^zineHi", Diuiuvei of Sight, Confu-sio-t of I'ioaa, Bvil FortDodings, Aversior dociecy of Females, Lom of Momory aud Sexual fovr^r, aiil rendering Hariiige improper, are perniaueutly curod.

i'ho D:tor

jppurtunitias la hospital aud

private practice are ua9nrp:ts*o in St. Louis or »uy othor city. Back Hlea of St. Louis pa pera orov" that he ha* been located th«r.- longer by years than any othor advertising. The estaoiisuruout, iibrnry, laboratory nni ippoinfcineuts are unrivalled in tho West, rivalled onrwhero. Ago, wiiU experience, can Iu rolied upon, arid tho Doctor .n reft-r to aiany physici»D8 throughout the country. In last success aud present petition ho stands without acompeiitor The Writings of a Physician whose Beputa riLa is Inion-wlUe, should be worth I!e»dlnar,

Docroa vVHiTTir'.a publishes a .Ifedlcal Puuitthlci relating to Venerea! Diseases and Mit* diaatftrwUH anl varied consequences of nolf-abuso, that will bo sent to any address iu a sealed envelops for two stamps. It cont tin* fullsymptom lists that will enabl. tnose affucted to dotoriulne the nature of their compUint and giro a written statement of their case that wiit answer almost as well for tae purpose of trsatmentas a pereonul interview bat where itis courenient, the Doctor should be consulted personally. Those hcviug friends that may require advice, can supply them with this valuable work by sending tboir address, with stamp. Thus you can assist the unfortunate without their knowing their benefactor. Certainly no subject i* of more importance than puaity cf blood and perfect manhood.

It In seli-evidont that a physician who conCues nimself exclusively to ttie study of a cer taiu clasi of diseases a^d treats thousands oi cases every year, mnst acquire greater sfcill in th*t specialty than one in general practice.— Many pay.iiclans, recognizing thii fact, introiuc« pationts to tbe Doctor after reading his iledical Pamphlet. Comtnunicatiou-iconfiden-tial.

Office central, yet retired—No. 617 «sreet, tit. Louis, Mo. Hjurs, 9

Sundays excepted.

DOCTOR WILBEK AFFICE, OOSSULTATION AND BKCKP\_f TtoN BOOMS, 618 Wa^hingto^ Avmue, St. Louis, Mo„ treats with the greatest success all Disoasas of Women. Lonchoroe*, or Whites, Fallieg, Inflammation or Ulceration of tbe Womb, Ovaritis, PruritU, Amen rrbosa, Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrheas, and Sterility, or Barrenness also, Every disease conneeted with Puberty, Menstruation or Pregnancy. Since tiie Dojtor coc-finea hiraislf exclusively to tbe treatment of theee complaints, and treats a very large number of casos, it folio that his knowledge of them roust bo far more extensive .nd accurate thai that of physicians in genera! practice. Sand stamp for Medical Pamphlet of thirty-sixp*Ke». No matter wno hsvefaiied, read what he says. Patients in every Western State. Cures guaranteed. Consultation by letter or at office free. Booms for patients daily attention. A lody

A-afetant.requiring9

Aug5*w«m.

Co.

Corner Front ar,d John Streets, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

auSHcSm

PPLICATION FOE LI.

undersigned hereby gives no

te* tbat he will spply to tbe County Commissioners at their regular session in December lor license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors lsss than a quart at a time, for the space of on* :rsar. The premises on which said liquors are to 1e sold are located at St. Marjs, Vieo coontv, Indiana. FBANCIS E. LISSEUBE." nlldlwSt

tjTp.N. Sundays

Haur

excepted

•-/&/& BARRETT'S O Vegct-bw SHAIR RESTORATIVE /v.-e« by the X. B. E-.. tc r«ir\

Aini uow cfi&cetloJ Uy *. be y.ubHc to be the very lest Frcpiratiou for I.ratoriiig Gray ur faded iiair to its critic:.! ec)of

prornotlrisr it* C.r^rrfb, rradirtiir.p 0u-

mors aatl and trXr^3«nc tnJ the Hair. i?5sfrr«

fwia fsi^

tiam the fhWc, fnd I CIT

J. R. BARRETT

CO Proo'istors,

UAXCHB-srSK, X. a.

LOBP ...wi,!cago,Saner*! ::onh-We»t-Ipents. A. UAV IH, Agonta f~r aovildwdm Tarre Haute, Ind.

gLOOMI2sTGTOK ^URSERY.

llth letr. 490 Acres, 10 fireenboucs. Xb« largest and best stock, S.tW.ClU Fmit sad Ornamental Trees, Hedge Plants. Grape Vines, Small Traits, Apple and other liursery Stoek, Rotes, Bulbs,

Ac.,

of choicest sorts and shipping

«!*•», very low for CASH Thoas who would *ave racnry will at ones send two red stamps for two

Fall Catalogues. F. K. PtKENIX,

a!7d3m Hioomiogton, Mcliean Co., 111.

DRY COOM.

C. WITTIG CO.,

DRY GOODS

-AND

1J" OTION8!

NOW

€. WITTIG A CO.,

170 Main Street!

SPKKK'S STANDARD

-r WINE'-

I E S

TONE AND VIOOB —TO THS—

YOUNG AND OLD, MALI AND FEIAL1! Ail use it with wonderful success. Brings

COLOR

To the pale white Hp,

BLOOM AND BEAUTY To the this face end care •worn oonntsunce. Cures FEVEB and creates APPBTI-TS. Try them. Dse none other. Ask for SFBBB'S STANDARD BITTEBS. Sold by Druggists and Grocers, ties that my signature is over the cork of each Bottle.

ALFRED SPEER,

Passaic, N. J., and 243 Breadway, New York,

ear

Trade supplied by JOHNSON. EOLLOWAY & CO., Philadelphia: GBOBOXA. KELLY, Pittsburg, and by all Wholesale Dealers.

For sale by BABB, GULICK

A 5 large

Th6ir New suid'

ELEGANT STORK

170 MAJLI? STREET,

DEMIHG BIOCK

We are now ready to receive our Friends and Customers and bid them Welcom, by showing a Large and Elegant Stock of Goods, at the Lowest Prices. A Cordial Invitation is Extended to ALL to Come and SEE USl

BITTERS

For Weakly Persons,

FOB THE WEAK, FOB THB PALI, FOB THE SICKLY, ft

FOB THK AGED, ,,,, ?OK riMALlS,

FOB 8PBINQ USl til

No Bitters Equal to Tliem

Speer's Standard Wine Bitten, :i lo or— t*s

WINE, HERBS & ROOTS SPEC&'S Celebrated Wine, so well knows, with PERUVIAN BAH.

WILD CHKBBT IABK. 6IH6IB,

and such other HBBB8 and BOOTS Will In *11 cases assist Digestion, promote tbe Secretions of tbe System it the natural channels, and give

BKBBY

aul3w*d Tn Thnr* Sat.

ASTROLOGY.

ASTROLOGY

LOOK OXJT.' GOOD NEWS FOB ALL. $1,000 TO ANT PERSON WHO WILL EQUAL

MADAMS BAPHAEL IN THH PBOITESSION.

A,dt.,Charles

JS NBYJSRFAILINQ MAD AMI BAPHAEL Is tbe beat. She succeeds wben all ethers bare failed, All who are ia trouble—all who have been unfortunate—all whose fond hopes have been disappointed, crashed and blasted by false promises and deceit—ail who Ytave bee a misled and trilled witb—*11 fly to her for advice and satisfaction. All who are tn donbt of the affections of those they love, consult her to relieve and satisfy their minds.

In Love Affairs She Never Falls*

rilie he« the secret of winning the affections of me opposite sex. She shows yon the likeness of your future wif« or hosband, or absent friend.— dbe guides the single to happy marriage, and makes tbe married happy. Her aid and advice has been solicited in innumerable instances, and the result has always betn tbe means of secur fug a

Speedy and Happj Marriage,

She ts, therefore, a sure dependence, it Is wt. knewn to the public at large thatsbe was the flm, and she is the only person Tn this country who can show the likeness in reality, and who can give entire satisfaction on all the concerns ot life, which oanbe tested and proved by thousand*, both mar ried and single, who dally and eagerly visit hes.

To all In business her advice Is Invaluable. Shr u»n foretell, with the greatest certainty, the reIt of all commercial and business transactions.

Lottery numbers given withuni extra chars*. ttjSLADAM£ itAPHAKL is a bona Ade Astfologlft ^at every one can depend upon. She is the gr«at

tll

Astrologist of the nineteenth century. It li

at well-known fact thatmakee illiteratepreten rs oopy her advertisements and try to imitate r. Madame Baphael is the eeventh daughter oi tts *®Tenth daughter she was born with a nrtnral

llt

she can foretell your very thought*. 8be »'so cures drunkefaness. to a II interview? strictly private and confldeaiUi.

As a Female Physician her reaadiee never tail cure all female irregularities, and to produc* the monthly flow, without danger or exposure.— They can not injure, but, oa the coutrar). thej improve the health.

Therefore, come one, come all, iu

11 SichiBOBd, bet. CeitnJ Areiae ui iiki. Cineinaati, Ohio. TEBMS.—Ladies, fl Gentlemen, fl,6U, N. B.—The Madame will answer no Utters with out a fee of fl and a 3~cent stamp Is Inclosed.

Mdrew Lent Bos Ml. uriMwU

UABBIBT.

IOWA

J. K. MAUB

HEAL BtiTATE AQKNCY. FAJiMS, WILD LAXW, td City Property of every description, tot Sale.

An experience of fifteen years enable ns tolnre sattsfaotlon io ever? department of kus*use* sting to a general Aeal Estate Agency.

HARBERT ft MARSH,

WAIJTUT BTSXXT,

o27dwly Dee M" ln»a, Iowa

UNDERTAKERS.

^pfDBBTAiKB.

M. W. O'OONNBLL Having purchased back from I. IT. Ohadwlek, Sruber ft Co., tbe Undertaker* XateblMment, and hariag bad seren yewa

MMNNIS

DRY GOODS.

f. S. RYCE & CO.,

IK OBDEli TO

REDUCE STOCK

(For msoni which will be given hereafter) now offer -«sra

UKDK8 THE M4KIET!

Stoek

(jatl reeeirei)of

DRY GOODS

DRESS GOODS

SHAWLS AND CLOAKIKKS! Astrachan, Chinchillas, Beavers, Lyons' Silk Velvets, A'elveteone. Ac.

Fitch, Siberian Squirel Astrakhan Setts Collar and KnlT, Ac., Ac., with many other#too numerous to mention.

far Setts for Children & Misses.

Towels and Napkins I

Including I

housekeeping

mom

Of all kinds.

A E S

AND

O I O S

The LABGB8T STOCK of NOTIONS and FANtjJY .. 1 GOODS in the city, embracing

Dress and Cloak Buttons! Dress and Cloak Trimmings!

Gloves & Hosiery

JACONET EDGINGS,

from 30 cents per yard and up.

WOOLEN TRAPS!

In Moods, Nubias, Breakfast! Shawls, Ladies Hand Knit Jackets, Childrens Hand ... Knit Zephyr Drawer?., &c., £c., fc.

UNDERWEAR!

Gents, Ladles, Boys, Misses and Childrens. Childrens Shirts and Drawers attached.

Look

till

you find

the

DRY GOODS.

Is now complete. "Wo ofl'er

GREAT BARGAINS I

DRESS GOODS!

8 A W S

FLAi\\\KI^!

BLANKETS!

ASSIMERES

Ac., Ac.

DRY GOODS.

TIlllllPlBVim

BLANKETS AND FLANNELS! CLOTHS AND CASS1MERES! WATER PROOF CLOTHS!

(in Gold and Blsck ciiTed.)

LEADING FURRIERS LEADING IdSIIERS LEADING F0&B1EK9 leading 'tm\m

i:.

OUR PALL ST0€R EOS ALL CO'S

We have al«o a large Stock

Dvnestic Goods!

At Exfeodlno-iv*

LOW PRIi

Call and Look at 3iw§&

tha

bosinsei,it now prepared tsMttlJUMOo rial Cases, Oasksts, afad

WOODM (UM,SI«I1

styles and sizes, from tbe beat and larjeat stock of bnrtal material in tkaSlata, at MM Mala Sttaat, Terrs Hante, Indiana. dwtf Terre Hante tB.Xa

FALL OPENING I

WEDNESDAY, SEP.

deluding tn part,

30th,

of every variety.

'', fefla

OROD DISPLAY

IRISH POPLINS

Manchester Poplins,

Granite Poplins,

Eppelines, Alpaceas,

Lustres, London Serges,

Merinos, Toiled'Veiuce

Winceys, Empr'sOloth,

Delaines, Baretz,

And everything in the way of

HANDSOME

DRESS GOODS.

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO., Comer Fifth and Main Streets, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

Of TERRE HAUTE. Of TIRRB HADtK. OF TUBE HALTE. Of TEK&fi IADTE.

OF .*

IS NOW COMPLETE!

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A GflOICS A880BTHIIIT

.Saitable for the Best City Trsde

,.fsm &8M mittsM-..

BEST gfOCK OF FURS IN TOWN! BEST STOCK OF FUB8 IN TOWN! BEST STOCK OF FURS IN TOWN! BEST STOCK OF FURS IN TOWN!

BEST ST0Clt op FUKS T0WNI

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Hudson Bay Sable! Canadiantfte American Mink German & American Fitch! Siberian Squirrel! Astrachan and Crimea! Coney and Water Mink i,

H. B. SABLE,

MOTlfSl COLLARS! BOAS I

JHXKff SjABLEj Is

MOTFSI COLLARS I OAFXS I BOA 9

GEMMAE FITCH, 11,!! 79 VH

MOTW!

WiS KEEP

oar block,

WBMUV8 & HitieiiBTY,

Corner 3d and Main 8ts.

Xerre-Mante. Ind inn a

C0LLAB9'B0AS1

AHTRACfTA 7ft tiMt.'s

!&tv' ir-* UVTT»! 09LLAUS!

IM. JUJXK,

Very gsntael sets atlo* price

Siberian Squirrel and Ermine,

MUTF3 COLLARS I BOAS I iar Visscs.

ONE HTJIVXREI Water Mink and Coney^s

COLLARS AHDMUrrs:

FIFTY FOOT IGFFS!

SKATIIS MVffS t-M FUR HOOH^! 3 mii# »-~i: Cords Tassels and Buttons,

RC&s.

roB

WE JSJfiEP MOKE FUIiS

WE KEEP MORE FVB&

MORE FUBS

WE KEEP MORE FURS THAN ANT OTHER HOUSE THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE

THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE E S A & O

Corner Fourth and M*in8t».wW