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

Humility—A just estiraatPof one* »W-

Whydoea Time nevor tire? Rcwise he waits for no man. u:o.Treasures from one's Castle in Spaia^Unrealizod hopes.

When is Beauty at Her best"? When Hh9 reflects good nature. ,,- ... To-morrow is evor rich & promises, buv niggardly itt fulfillinont. "Waves at sea sometimes make 500 mites an hour. "What must bo taken from you ere you can have it? Your photograph.

The postoffice Icerks Cleveland, O-, are all fomalos. New York has no mere Italian opera until February.

A New Orleans baker whipped his wife to death the other day. Tb« occupation of New York young ladies for the hollidays slipper-y.

Sight-seers are already engaging roomB in Washington for inauguration weeK.

Norwich, Conn., eHims to have in?ented the two-wheeled velocipede sixty .years ago.

Ripe Strawberries were gathered on toe James river, Virginia, as late as the lotn of November.

General Humpbreyc estimates the cost Niagara Falls at

of a ship canal arouDd $12,000,000. A Mississippi paper says lh« crops that have not failed this aeafon are pumpkins and boy babies.

Prussia ia now engaged in maintaining the peace of Europe by fortifying all her railway stations.

Railway traveling is sa.d to be more slow and uncomfortable in Italy than anywhere else in the world,

A Vermont editor writes obituary notices of delinquent subscribers, and in this way brings them to lif«.

A machine has been invented in iNov/ England which einbosaaes and cuts 200 000 paper collars in ion boars.

A pretty waitor girl in New Orleans sues ono of tho young bloods ot that city for broach of promise of marriage.

In a corset maker's shop, in PhiladelDhia, thnre is a sign giving the information that "all kind* of ladies stays hero.'

New York consumes 5,000 boeves, 21, 000 swine, 22,000 sheep and lamba weekly-

It is predicted that ir. Neosho vullfiy, Kansas, million ol inhabitants.

ten

years the contain

will

Almost every young lady is publicspirited enough liavo her father's house used an a Cnurt hou.J.o.

Coffee, without milk, iasaid to be used by tlio Turkri as an antidote to t-he injurious offmrta of tobacco-

a the progress ot its work oomod

Sorrow ia tho pionoc Chriatiunity: through abundant happiness.

Do people who imlulgo in a "freezing gaze,': and .move about with a "chilling nir,'" have ice in their veins?.

Young men who are in search of happiness are supposed to see, as in a vision, an angelic creature waiting at the g"»l tbey aru seeking

'•Men di lie! know ono another easily even with the best will and purpose. Lot a bad will interfere and all in miurepnv sen tod."

"Every must think after his o??n fashion, fur in thatfashiou he always finds a truth cr a sm-t

Tho

"It is as certain as wonder that truth and error flow from one source. On this account one often may not injure error, for fear ol' injuring truth at the same time.'

"Aa in Homo, boaido tho Konians, thorn wa3 always a population of statues,-so, beside the real world, there id a world oi illusion, mucb more influential In this iho majority live."

'•Life, however common, ordinary and customary it appears and is apparently contended to be, still cherishes and nurses in quiet certain higher demands, and seeks moans to satisfy them." '"How shall ono learn to know himself? Never by reflection certainly through action. Endeavor to do your duty and you will know immediately what is in you. But what is your duty? That which U-lay doman!a

Bazar

instiunts its young lady rea

ders that it is good breeding to answer all invitations, and the sooner tho bettor. Certainly, and especially whoro the invitation is to become Mrs. ,I ones or Mrs Thompson. But was it necessary to print such advice? Would not the dear creatures act upon a more private hint?

HITS OF UX-

A lone man- The pawnbroker. for woodThe most appropriate wood an shoes—Sandal-wood.

A Weak Invention of tho Enemy—The ootl'ee we have now-a-days.

A man hearing that a raven would iivo two hundred years, bought ono to try.

Tho most precocious child evor heard of ia probably the child -that's lather to the man."

It is saiil that the Siamese twins keep away from Chicago because they don't want to be separated.

"Husband, I can't oppress my detestation of your conduct "Well, dear. I'm very glad you can't.v

An old bachelor is a traveler on life's railroad who has entirely ftilud to make tho proper connection-*.

Said an Irish justice to an obUroperous prisoner on trial "Wo want nothing but silence, and but little of that."

A person who had been listening to a Very dull address, remarked that every thing went oil* well—especially the audience.

A clergyman, after marrying r. couple made a prayer over them concluding: "Forgive them, nl, they know nt what they do!

An illiterate coirespondent, who is given to sporting, wants to know whan tho "Anglo-Saion rac®,'1 so much talked about, is to come off.

"Employment certainly produces cheerfuliitss, says Bishop lial!, "that I have known a man to come homo in iii: spirits from a luneral because he had the management ot it.''

A rich man who wa3 injured by being run over, exclaimed, with warmth, "It isn't tho accident that mind: that isn't the thinp hut tha idea of being run over by an old swill cart! That's what niukns me mail'.'

A young man, moating an aoquaiittanco said, "I heard that you Were dead." "But says theothe.r, '-you see me ali?e." do not know bow

he "you are a notorious liar, but siv informant was a person of ciLHlit',

An inquisitive young man visited the State Prison the other day, and among other questions, asked a girl th8 cause of being in such a place. Her answer was, that she 'Stole a saw-milI. and went back after the pond, and was arrested." The voting man left immediately.

HTOWROCW

Full of found and fury cod-fish?"

e&plared

The paper having the largest tion—The papei of tobacco.

An auctioneer however handsome, al ways looks foi-biMing when conducting a sale.

The object some wives nave in blowing their hu6band3 is, ihem come down.

Queen Victoria is uaprtending enough now but no one can de **R given herself heirs.

Die-eery says he respects old age, except hen some one cheats him with a pair of tough chickens.

A friend Why are young ladies' brains like a ?pcckled trout? Because they love to sport under a waterfall.

An old "lady hearing of a pedestrian^ "greet feat,1' wondered why they didn interfere with hia fast walking.

Some descendant of Solomon has wisely remarked that when people go to law lodam ages they generally get them

A negro, after gazing at tha O'oifiese czclaimed, "If de white folks is dat out dar, I wonder what's the colo ob de niggers?'

A lady with the "Grecian bend' considered herself insulted when she told, a fow days ago. that rheumatic, iment would restore her fbapc.

District

trr

Kev. Dr. Bond, of Baltimore, reports that when in Boston ho went to church where ho "heard music which made him wonder how he got in without a ticket.

"Gusb" ia generally a sign of youth. There is no harm in tho froth which first comes otTa bottle of champagne, butsensible men allow it to escape belore trying the wine.

Mrs. Partington says that nothing 'despises hor so much as to see people, who proles* to expect salvation, go to church without their purses, when a recollection ia to be taken. "What am de difference twixt a watch and a feddor bed, dam -'Duuno gm it up." "Because de tiekin' ob de watch nm on de inside and do tickin' ob de bed am on de outside.'

A now member arose to make hia maiden spe^:, i«j.hi. embarrassment, began to sfiralcu hia head. Well, really," exclaimed Sheridan, "ha has got something in his head, afiur all-

A newspaper in Cleveland, having advertised that they would send a copy of their paper gratis for one year to the person sending them a "club of ten,' received the ten spot of clubs from a young lady in the country. •,

A John Bull, conversing with an Indian, asked him it' ho knew the sun ncv» ever sets on tho Queen's dominions. ''Nof" said the Indian. "Do you know the reason why's' asked John. '"Because God is alraid to trust an Eglishman in the dark." was the savage's reply-

"Sammy, Sammy, my son, don't stand there scratching your head etir your stumps, or you will make no progress in lil'e." "Why, father, replied the young hopefull, "I've often heard you say that the only way to get along in thi,-* world was to ecratnh ahead

A gentleman riding came to tho edge of a morass which he considered not safe Seeing a peasaut lad, ho asked whether the hog was hard at the bottom. "O, yss. quite, hard,'1 rapliod tho youth. The gentleman rode on, but the horse began to sink. "You rascal,'' shoutod he, "did you not say it was hard at the bottom?' "do

it is," rejoined tho rogue, "but you're not half way to it yet-" '•Dennis, darlint: what 13 it you're doing?" "Whist Biddy, i'se trying an experiment." "Murther, what is it?" "What is it, did you 3ay? Why. its givin hot water to the chickenB 1 am, so that they'll bo aft.ir laying hiled eggs."'

A witnesa in court, who had boen-cau-tioned to giro a precise answer to every question, and not talk about what mi^t think the question meant, was ine terrogated as follows "You drive a wagon "Wo, fair, I do not." "Why, man, did you not toll my learned friend so this moment "No. sir, 1 did not." "Now, jdr. 1 put it to you on your oath, de you not drive a wagon "No, sir." "What is your occupation then ?,J "I driv^ a horse, sir

Hott'to Kaise Twenty Dollars for Rp ligious purposes

A preacher in a frontier settlement had bo^n collecting money for some church objoct. Thar# was still some twenty dollar* wanting and after vain uTorts to make up the deficiency he plainly intimated, as he locked the church door one day after service that ho intended to have that said twenty dollars before any of them had loft the house. At the same time ho set the example by tos?ing $5 on the table. Another put down a dollar, another a quarter of a dollar, a fourth a half a dollar, and so on. Tho parson read out^ every one and then the state of tho funds. "That's seven and a halt my friend?. "Thats nine and a quarter." Ten" »nd six bits are all that arc in the hat, friends and Christian brethren."" Slowly it- mounted up. '•Fifteen.'' Sixteen and throe bits," and so on untiil it stuck at $19 5o. "It only wants fifty cents, friends, to mako up tha amount. Will nobody make it up?" Everybody had subscribed, and nut a cent more whs forthcoming. Silence reigned, and how loug it might bnvti beted it was dilicult to say. had not a half dollar been tosed through the open window, and a rough explanatory voice shouted, "Here, parson, there ayer mocej' let out my gal. „I in about tired of wnitin' en her!"

Jl'DGK LTXC11 IF TKJi.VESSEE-

A Xotorloos Horse Thclf Hung by Cit zens.

Frora tho Nashville Banner, 29th.] A. few nights since, a party of nion who had organised themselves into a vigilance rommitte, lor the purpose of protecting themsplves and neighbors from horse thieves who hav« beeh committing a great many daprodations in the Eastern part of tho county, succeeded ia capturing 3 notorious murderer and horse thief named Jack Barnee. He had made his escape several times from the officers of the law after he had been arrested.

The party who last captured Barnes lodged him in jail in Pulaski for trial. Fri.lay tiionruing, between one and two o'clock, band ot sixty or seventy men in disguise forced their way into liie jail and took him away. A few hours later, ha Was found, stifT and cold, hanging to a tree about fi ur miles «ast of Pulaski, roar lha Fayetteville road.

IJarnes is represented as having been a terror to the peaceable citizens of Gile# county for many months past. He killed one two men during bis career of crimp, arid stole an almost incredible number of horses. While it is to be regretted that the iaw was not permitted take iu course, bis tragic death has reliovjv.t th® community in which ha operated of tho apprehension undar which be caused them to labor.

SCARI.KT FEYJSB parts ol tho State.

dncciseuts Agents.

is reported in many

Thb report *f the State Treasurer Is nearly ready for the printer.

H&UXL'S NOTICE

umTfp

PiBTEiClVOr I*»

Wber as, a libel ol luk

Qon.it ot

bs' upon

It ucseu't follow that a man liia bed because he turn it.

tUe Cuittd iSt&tea for In*

trieiof IfriUa*. oa tho 19tU day of Movem£« 1868, by Alfred Kilg'-re. Esq trict Attorooy, oa bthalf oi H1, .5* Bgainit tho Steamboat "Comet, tteized Ma trict lor a *iolati»n of tho BsTenne

dislikes

the Cnltod States, and claiming A'iJ

BOin of

$ and prayiug process aga•"»« e»ld auJ ihu MJno tntj

dXw

fher^or.!^ the Monition under tho seal of said Court to mo dirtied and deli tared. I do hereby giva public aolieo toi _ail persoas claiming said goods, vr any Part

or tu any manner interallied therein, that tn. be aad aPF»»r beforo tbe Dilrict Court of ths Clilted States, to iebeM at tho City Of ^n^1Bn",r oils, li and for th. District of "o.k of first Monday of January n. xt, the forenoon of that day. tlwti aad tberatoiu Urposo thelr claims, and ^^^g'pooK

Marshal U. S.

in that behalf. Attest: J. V. HowlaHS,

[idltwSt—Pro fee $3-

Clerk.

Application

IIICUABD COCHKAN.

?:cd^ronty'IU—

AGENTS WANTED!., roa TUE GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALli! or ,*

H. A QBBBISH & CO

•seolO- w3m.

V. s.,

£. GIFFORD, Treats all

Diseases of Horses and Cattle. Hospital and Office, corner or 6th and Eagle Sta., octswly TERRS HATCH, fNDIANA

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B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S

E I E

The Safost and Most Effective

REMEDY FOR WORMS That hat ever been Discovered

Thii coiebrated epocific fix1 Worm? Is a»oa wi^li the ntmoR" friodom and confitWnce by fentlemen who haTeoltftin«d emiiicnc'i In tho mi'dical profession, and man vol thew, tlirowinR ssida tholr prpjadioes, haveche^rfa ly icivon cortlfliiatea togtifymg to ita snp«titi ity. It is nsan exlenoively, for the slmplo reabou tlmt Hothine has yet been Discovered which can fre substituted in its place.

And it ia given ^illiont appielianflion, boc&uS'' «?ery one Snows luperfnct onf«ty. now beenbefora the pnldic for over "I ^cbty

Years,"

and hasaltunded it« aa peiiorlty iu thonsaudd Ol cases, throughout all pails of the worldIt la the Imperative duty of every parent fo watch the health of his child, and lo provide himself with this potent specific.

Be careful to obsarvo tho iuit'als of the name, and sei' that yon get "B. A FUSIESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE."

B. A. Falmestock's Son & CJoWHOLKSALE t)iri (,(KSTS PITTSBURG, PA.

SOIE rnopninoRs.

Ang5*wfiia.

EMPLOYMENT NOTICE.

Any unnibsa of pjrsoua, LHtTies or Gciifs. can msU* 10 to 2.r Dollms per v.ejk iu a light and easy bnsinoEB requiring No

Capital,

donn wholly in the

NolSwliu]

a can te

Kvektnh,

tlieicfore '"111 not

jrterft«re with any other bnsiuops Hint i:irt»oi map h&vr. Full particulars bv Rddroijiini 'P/uVl ir Pi I

TOW'LK .t CO,

7 Trfmnnt Ko*', Boston, Maes.

JfiARRYAGIi (illlDK.

Prirale InstrUi-tcr f..r marrinii persoui, or li a omit lo be married, both mule aud in everything corirernlDg the physlol py and n-1 atiorm of inr sfxnul eyatem, and the prodaotlon i«nd pruTention ol offsrping, incluain^ !»ll tho new discoveries n*ver before ffiven in the Euglish ltn?iiagp, by WM. YOUNG. M. D. This ia really a valuable and iuturesting work. It is written in plain languagt for the general r«»vier, and is iilnitrated with numerous Kugraviugs. Ail youug married paople, orthosu contemplating martiage, and baring the least impediment to married life, should read this Book. It disolfses^ocrets that t.very ono shenid be acquainted with still it is a beoli that ninst be locked tip aLd not lie about thu honsa. It will be sent to any address on receipt ot Fifty Cents. Address Dr. WM. YOUNG, No. 41C Spruce street, abore Fourth, PhliadKiphiu «r AFKI.ICTBP AND UNFORTUNATE.—No matter what may be your disease, before yon iiC)yoUr« ^l under tlio care of anr one of the i.tHon«QUAOK- native and foreign—who advertise iu tnisor any other p»ppr, get cipy oi Dr. Young's Boot, and read it raret'uilv. It will be tiio mea"*of saving you miny a lial, your hooitj. ana probably your life. lfr. Vauug cau bo consulted on any cf the diseases descriood in hi* pnbiibntiftna. at hia OtH.e, No. 416. Sprneo street, above Fouith, I'liiladeiphia jt24wly

O N I E S

T. H.^UO'KirHKSU. B. F. rrtfOLKa. J. BAENABP

I* IKK ft IX FOI1S I) ill AND

Machine Shop,

McElffesli, Denver & Co.,

8. E. cor. 9th & Eagle ^ta., near I'ossengrr Depot, TKRRJE UAUTB, IND.

^•DBfkctarera of Steam Engines, Hill M*vciiin»ry, Hoes'j Frouts, Fire Krinitrt, and Clrculai daw Mills.

Special a 'tion paid C" the mancfacturu and repair of Braas Work, Patent Office Models 4c. Wc »re also prepared to cnt Toothed nr Oop Gearings ol either Oast Iron, Wrought lr«m or Braas, In tbe oiost perfoct manner.

M* Repairing done promptly. All parties connected with this establishment being Practical Mechanic* ol seTeraJ,yA«rs*xp«ri. ence, we feel safe

full satiafaotioa• to our customer*, both in point ot" workmanship »ud prioe. The htgheat price paid for all old scrap Ir deiitered at tbti "Fhoesix Foundry," uear tlif faMenx«r Depot.

McELiFKESH, DKfiGLKK & OO.

angSfdcmwtr

gAGLB IRONWORKS,

CoaMB

Fibst

AMD WawinT STearri,

TKRRE HAUTE, IND."

WM. J. BALL & CO., Proprietors,

(Sci-cwsoas ro Josrnn Oaovsa.) 5 MANUFACTURERS OF I

Portable Stationary Engines

FLOURING AND SAW MILL MACHINERY,

(WRA-SffmEBS AND CANK MILLS AKU MAI'BINKRT KKNKKAUf, Iron and Brnas OMtlaga. Ae„ «*c.

Having aa exteadvs EitabUsfamert, well Stock ad and to fall operation, we ar* pjepared du all kinds of work in our line, in the .best style, and at abort notice. ORDERS SOLICITED

JuUCAlj

Dr. HALE

Win' VUit Terro Hante the^ ^tri?oaw aHTi oth.r timea, at his P^rmaia'nt Office, Miller's Block, Indlatrapoi.8.

CMwtf

for license.

The undersigned horoby gives nottGo that vo «atit asoly to tho County CommisBionera at tho^rec^arsessionin Decolor, 13G3, for ice.,so to sell spirituoua and Intoxicating liquors la ^ess t]t «in than a ouart at a titae, for tha space Kiv^r Tho premises on which said liqao.. aw to ttld are located on Lot No. 16 ia Ccn-

CHICAGO I»UlUJiii« 8 fl' BE.

jsks-k: sra: eetaklith a also more acceesib.o I the

87 corabill ana 75 Court Ss. Boston, Mass, stend forClrcularB, and icciseutu hotter tbar any j!t t^Te.ed to

articles sold for

nriatlasr. c. PRKSENTS

^r,A,Add BNJ

engine

rw&U&

doo2- w3m __

C1TATK OF INDIANA, YltiO COUNTY, SS: O Vigo Circuit Court, March Term, 18U.». Nathiilia Hennr, 1 vs Div.'ten. V/iUiam liao?r.

Un this day, to-vvlt, tiio 1st day of December, A.-lO., 13GS, ccrues tiio PlaiutilV, by Wm. B. Ilvniirtch, her Attorneys, nnd tlvir complaint hurein also au aliiJuvit, bUfile

Attest: tiUFUSH. SIMPSON,: j. dec2wi -i'rfSG.00 tleik,

OTATK OF INDIANA, O COUNTY—HSr —VIjjro Circuit Oourt.

Term, In9. Calvin W. Levings, Vd. Thcina1' UcUtoiland.

Notice iB theroforo hereby givan to the said Defendant of the tiling aud peudeucy uf this piocuf(Jin«, a^.1 that the same will bo heard aud determined at the nest term of Our said Oouit, conj" meRCing on the fourth Moniay of Mrrch next. A. D., I is 09.

Attest: Tw. fi. EIMP50H, Clark.: d0c2w3w

QTATE OF IN PI AN A. YIGO IO COUNTS',—S.S—Man Term, I3C9. Albert W. Johnson, vs. William D. Johnson,John

H. Johnson, Jamoa S, Joimson, Blary J. i'UKh and Frank (!. Joht.eon.-Petilii.n lor PartitionOn this day, to wir, tlio fourth day cf IJe-enir bor, A. D.. 18 8, comes tho Piaintilf, by William 10. Mcljoaii, his Attorney, and file their complaint heroin alno au affidavit shewing that John II. Johnson. 0110 of ihe nbovo named dafaadauls ii a uou-iesiiWHti vt cue StatM ot In* diitua.

Notice is theiefora hereby K'Ten to the said Doleudant of tli. tiling aud pendency of this p:oceeding, and that the snnie will be ceard aud toriuitied at thn next Term 4if our anid i.'ourt, commencing on Ihu loui th Monday of fllai ch lu ^l, A D., 186?!.

Attest: EUPUS U. SIMPSON,Clerk. Win. K. McL an, 1'lff'sAtty, Pra foe j(j-5w 5t

NTTF.I) PTATES MAKriHAli'S NOTlUnited Statis or

SPCM'8

^*eeuci, Sron^~*nsump-

Catarrh, Throat chitis, Asthma and 60. Hon treatedbyaJVewM*..od that is eminently

A ...oabt® full Information ol this NEW Mc. I nwwmm those who write for it tree. v1«J

saving a large j,0 MancfaRlnrera now and recetvoddirect from n^irad foi

consisting of nearly

One Dollar Each,

Indiana.

Wneicss, a libel of uforniuli was tlio-* ih the Iiistrict Conrt cf the United Slates fur tho District of IndiaDH, on tt»e 27th day if Ncvamber, lyr.S, by Allied Kiigori\ Kaq., U, S. Dintiict Attorney, on bohalf of the UniteJ States, againat the Steamboat "Zanesvill"," salsed at said District in violation of tho Revenue and Navigation I*awn of the United States, and claiming damngeg in the snai of 4 and praylug process against said Steamboat, and that ths s*mo may bo coriQ»mnodaud sold therefor.

Now, thorefore, in piir3Uftnc® of tho Monition under »he sealof said Court to mo diiocted and delivered,

do imreby givo public notice to all

pai s.-itiB claiming said gocds, or ar.y^ part thereof, ir In any manner Interested tiieitin, tiiat they be and appear before tlio District Court of tho Cnitfd States, t* bo bold ot the Oily of ludianap i»iis, iu au 1 for tho Diitrict of lutiiaua, on tho Ural Monday of January next, at 10 o'clock of that dav, then andtliore to interpise their claima and mnketholr allegations in that boh»lj".

RKN. MPOOOEIt. Marshal, U. S.

Attnst: J. D. IIoWlAMi, tilerk. 4dlw5c I'rs $i ,0il

1)MIN 1STUATOU'3 SALE.

On the lOtli day of December, 1S0S. at Ihe Coiirt Ucusudnov, in Tone llr%ute, 1 will, aa Administrator ol the Kittatrof Thomas J. Pattnrson, doroaseil, off. for sal-t p»y tho liabtu of the Kilate, lot number one, two, thiee, f'iiran.1 five, in Block :.unil 14,of Tiiull & Uxher's subdivision, one hancirod Rcr-s Boutin »Bt jnait.'«r potion 15, town 12, raugeO.

Teems.—One

half cash in band, lialanc* in

thrto months. M. M. nriKUOX Admr'.

At the H-ime tima and placs, us the Administrator of James Brooks, deceasfd, will o!t'.r for sale, Ibrty #crta of land—the northeast quarter of tho s.mtliv/ost quarter ol sectiou number 2", town 13, ranRe eight.

Tbbmb.—Onr-third

in hand baianr.i in si* anl

twelvemonthu. Al. M. HICKCOX, nSiwlt Ailm'r

DMINISTEATOR'S NOTICE

Notico is hire by givon, tiiat the cnderBigned has boon appointed Adrain Rtrator of tho Estate of Will'am H. Johnson, late of Vi?o ne.iuty, de ct aio 1. The Estate i» prol ably solvent.

ALliEP.T W JOHNSON. Adm'r.

a. E. Mr.Li.ai), Att'y for Kstate. dS»3w

STECK'S, KNABE'S,

CHICKERINGS.

The Celebrated Patent Cycloids and «thor well-known and roliabW Makers. IAJUIAKT& NKi DHAN'N

Parlor and Church Organs and Melodeons, SHEET MUSIC,

INSTRUCTION BOOKS, And every variety of

Small Mnsfcal Instruments,

Musical Merchandise.

PTAXOS FOE REXT. Also, old liiflUmmentst^keu lueZchftaKeor part }ay oh nt* .v otiee. Pianos, Melodeons, and all hinds of ftnaller Musical Inatru-r-.onts tepaired by

COMPETENT WORKMEN. Scrd »irl r» t" KIHSNER'S,/

PALACE OF MUSIC,

fio.

4M. Ohio Street, (opposite the Old Conrt Hca^.)

TKIfKB-HAUTK. IIVO.

mnDAMB

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THE JbEST BITTERS Eor Weakly Persons, FOB TH* WBAKi

FOH TUB PALE, .roB TOB SIOKLT, ,i fOB THB AOKD Si, *t)B MMALBS, .+

-V fob SPSlNQ (T9111|

S„Bitters

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The

Spwr's Slisisrd Wtlers, 'fl?

—MADE

OT-—

WlNE, HBBBS & BOOTS 8pmb'8 Celebrated Wbe, so well known, with

edi as WILD V&EBBf BABE. aisciKB,

aud each othor HE BBS and BOOTS aa will in all uaaea aaalat Pigeatlo •, promote the Secretions ol the System It. the natcrai cliauaels, and giro

TONE AND VIGOR

—TO THB—_

VOUNG AND OLD, filALK AMD fiUVt!

Ail a» It With wOUdorfUl sacocas. Brings

sCOLOR

To the pole wblte lip, ^LOOM AND BEAUTY To the thin face ami care Worh 6 inntenance.

Cure* FEVER aad cieates AfPETJTK. Try them Ua^ aOQO other* Ask for SPKGIi S STANDARD BITTERS. Bold by DrnggUts and Grocers. Se« that my algnator* OYcr the cork each Bottle,

WK WANT

yigo March

in Aitaehmont. I

O.t tiiia day, to-wit, the 1st dty of Dtcsiaber, A. It., 1863, comes tho Plaintiff, by Hrolt Dny, her Attorneys, and flies their complaint titroin ai»^, an affidavit, akowiug that liie i'eleiidaut is a non-residents of the Stile of Indiana.

We will I3ay Cash

FOB

What we Buy.

JOKES

Icq

District

JONES,

Farm Implements, TRP.HF HAUTE, IND.

ASTROLOGY.

A S O O

LOOK OUT.

uooo ^I:HN I orall.

*1,1*4) TO An* I'KitSOK VVtlK WtliL K^PAL MAHAJUH. UAfbAUL. IW I'll l'bOP&i.*tloN.

riuiji li KjuTFAILLN MAi. J. iHk. ttAi'liAlCL tho Oust. SUo SUOctfoJt rti'Liu all xthors bate islleil. All who are in truUllo—all who have been uulortquate—all A lii'ju iduil tiufort have bcbO dlaiippuiulcd, oruatlad and Liikiitw! ly t'aim cromlsua and tlocall—all who uave t'ws. uiisl*jtl anU tritiod with—ail tlj to her f.,r a lviiHi iiiui aalistaction. All who ara In doubt 1 [ii» ol

Speedy aud llappy Marriage, -,1m in, ilinrolfro, a sure dopeuileuce. it Is Wei ku.'Mii mi (h« public at lar^e that she w&a tbe tlrei, ml cl,u is the only person iu this ix-uniry who can the likunes* iu reality, aud wuo cau give eukWalactlou un all thu oonceru* '.I Ulr, aIikIj 01.' tt-oHrU aud proved by tbt'tisauila, Injtii u.fci 11. ..u.i lu^lo, who dally auU«a^erl visit hei. l.'i jli ill ItiMinMis hoi advloe Is luralutl«. fijlr aii n.rBtfll, »itli thti (jli-tttrtit crrimiy, the rec2 J! i.'t all Lvuiiiiuuiiil aud iiUctliiL'hB tiaiitiaclioiis.

Livtuiry uuuii»rs (ilicii without at tm ui ur^o. A L1AilIt UAl'UAKL is a buna hd A«ltctugisl tlittiuvoiy uu« depoud upon, tilia !u rlie grnrtt* •»l Adtrulo^ml ul lUv iiiuetnonlli ci-iiiury. li it .liat whiI-ilU"» ri tact Itixl i/nk.»H illiu p.. i, u* Jfift ii'i'j lit-t adVff!iHti.i.eali aii'l ti i,.iiii» u»r. (kladaOx* Ua|-ur.(M Id the SeVeuih irvoi*Ik diiugblt'i olio Mras bull.- till. 4 L.ilu.^ ,l.l,rfbjn»u I'Ufl.-ti y.'Ol vary lii.u^liU, .... IIHI' ciuea tlriutktiiiUv'is. U'.Vit liitttnlsws strictly private and ccutidBiin^i,

As a female thysivilau her refusion uarai latl cure all female irre^alaritiue, and to produue tl.i- monthly llow, without danger ui iip«sare.— l'ht cea nut injure, fat, uji tha c^ulrtsrj, they improve health.

I'brivloie, one, come ail, to

lit Kiebttwd, bei, Ceatni Areise ud J«ha.

Cincinnati, Obio.

ffcKMS.—Ladles, 91 gentleman, 11,60. N. b.—The Madame will answer no letters with "Ul 11 lead VI andalfccent tUnnp is laolueed.

Address Lcwk bos 6S1. •0(23dwly

STOttAlilE, COMMISSION A GRAIN

uW*N TCI.LZX C. 3KTA

E. R. BRYANT & CO

(SocceMora te J. H. THBNEK,)

rorwardlng A ComnlMlon Merchaatr DIAUU IX

Cilrain, Fl«nr and Halt.

Highest market prlo* ptld for all kinds of OnJi Agents for JSTAB UNION Lisa. \V«vre House on ftlain Htraet, r- MT tbe T. H. I. B. B. Depot (26lwtf

IOHI H*ntr 4WW diitn JOHN HAJNfiYAUU., «TuAA(7m, OoMBUJuH \&t>

A I N E A E S

WtrclxnieM flr»t St., at tbe Oautl Ruin. ,aM»c TftttRfc IIAi'TK 1NH-

PBlIiOSOPHT

M* COODft. m^SSSSBBBni'

c. wrrrifi

ALFRED HPEER,

Ptwsaic, N.

and

243 Breadway,

WAY A OO,,

1,000 Bashels Flax Seed

WE WANT .,S4

200 Basheis Clover Seed

WF, WANT

500 Bushels Timothy Seea!

ARM BBS HATING ANT SEKD 3BKD TO BELL

CALL AND SEE US

COUNTRY MERCHANTS HAYINO ANT HKKI) ON HAND,

WHITK TO liSf 1

-.Aft

New

Irado supplied by

nBlStti-l Tn.Tu'nraS»t.

itiiidaut is iioii-re«ld«nt of the .Stato i»f lndiaua. N»tice ia therefore iiereby given to *.he ea'd De foudaut ol the filing end p-ndency of this proceeding, and 1 tint thniarne will be heard and determined at the next Term of our said Court, commencing on the f.iurtli Monday of March cf*zt A D,, ]86i).

tork.

JOHNSON, KOliLO-

Phiiad»lihiai

LY, Pittsbutg, and

OEORGJC A. liiCL-

by all Wholesale

For

sale

P^alers.

fey BABR, OUMCK 3 IJifi&I

3EED WANTED!

«7iiOCK

Hav« opened their Bar

co.,

aallfllI

%YO MAlIf STREET, X-i eu DEMIWj BLOCK, 'iiR tv -Mm ,r: li offer BA bqAINs

ln all

STAPLES,

Ot BTery parade and Id Largo fiapply. A GOOD 'STOCK O*

Plain, Colored and Figured, for $ for Winter usa. 'ierges, Alpacas and Popilas, In plain, figured and changeable styles. T!J OUR SPECIALITY1

•v -wiJ

IS OUB

Seamless Felt Skirt,

-id OAIiLCD -4

"BOULEVARD,"

Plain. Slarr.toad and Braided, very LOW PRICKS.

Waterproof Ladies Cloth and Cloakings. ^FDI,L ^aeiett-

:d ALL KINDS or J,}'

Gloves and HosieiT» Nubias, Hoods, Scarfs, and Breakfast Scarfe.

A Good Stock of

Long and Square Shawls, FUR CAPES and CUFFS,

At all ^Prices."

GIVE LTS A* CALL, Before the Assortment is broken.

C. WITTIO

170 MAIN ST., DSMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., D£MING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK. 1170 MAIN ST., DEMING BLOCK.

r.-T-ft-'t

MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!! DORT FAIL TO PBOCUBB

lis. Tiislov's Soottiin Syrsp, For Children TMthing

TH. yaloabla mpantioa bM been need with HBVJSB FAEtSra BUCCK8S IN THOUBANDS 07 CASES. it not only rIIstm the ohlM from pain, bnt iaTtearatoi th* gtomach and bowela, correcta acidity, «nd glvai tone and energy to Om whole •jatam. It wUl atoo toaUaUy relieve fMping th« BovhU mmd Wb*4 ^otic.

We believe it the BK8T and HITREST INTTHH WOHIiD, toallCM« DIABKHCBA IN CBII^UKKH, ftom teethla«.or any other caoaa. Fnll'Atieetkaa fin nsbtg Will aceompony each brftte. ..

KDT SNTKBV aad

Be rare tod call for "MBS. WINBLOW8 BOOTHIKQ BYEUP," HaTisg thefyo-simiie of

Cobtib

lUutf" luto, cousnll U.T lo

rciiaVeAiol natisljf tUoii tfiidda. in love Affairs Sbe Never Falls. at.o n»a itiv «wrvi af winalug the affections oi (no uppuslto sex. ttho shows yon the likeness ol iuai lutaxv) wit* or husband, or abaeut friend.— .-.i:= (jmdcsi th« dingle ft happy liiarrlagft, aud tlie uiariied hupp. Uei aid and aUvlce li.u) Lctu f. li'-il-.-a 11. luiiamoratila lnatanctx, aud I be moil I-on alwajra l^.d the n«auk ot iwcni. i.« a

FALLING

(LOBU

& Pwtnaa,"

00 the ontsiae wrapper. All othen are bast Imitations

The Last |m| SuCCCSSi

HllilMialJ V)

IPftRESTOQ

•f T»TT rmc ttutt* BY ITS UBE Gray or Faded Hair is qaicKiy restored to its yoatlifal color and beauty.

And with the first application & ixvatiful gloss and delightful frayranro ia given to th«

Hair.

[t vriii cause Hair to grow on Bald Spots. It

will promote luxuriant

growth.

HAIR is immediately checktf. V«r tale all Pta||l|. DEPOT restored from Greenwich St.la 35 Barclay St, & 40 Park Place.

pb3^0UEDQ11/IR

BARRETT Vcjctablo

HAIR RESTORATIVE is dwcWrtl by the N. II. Sftrtc P«lr and Is lwv rvucctlvd by tl»c jmlxlic to be tbe r*ry bo-*t Preparation for lf*stortnjr ors or ua.ni iiflirtJ iu vninual color Drouotioc its ttrov.'tb, eradicating Ilu-

dwWrd by lbe N. II. St«te Polr\

promotiDp... mon buJ lMRUnur« sod for Dmsag to«l Ucautifyinff the iiaif. liUiVM from }oi«otKms dr«{N not

"JjL th« fabric, and le*tc« tiits 5c*!p ri.FA*,

J, R. BARRETT & CO., Proprietor«: munaMTSB. S. BE.

or MAKKIASE—A

Mbw Oocaacor Liori ai*, aa ihiliverwl *t tbe New Tork Hottgrn of Anatomy, tmi racing tbe •atiJecU: Huw to Live and Wliat to Live tor Tooth, Maturity and Old Age Manhood toner* lly BaTlewoi. Tho Cause of iQJigantton Klataloce aad Nerroa* Diseases aoMonted for MarUge Pblloaophtcally UosiMtrad,

Ac.

olamea eoatainlng these Leotnraa will be forwarded oa receipt of (bur atampe, by addreMtss: Skj'i

K*w Tou

Kvgwvm

r»T,

Saw

or Aa^rowr, olS Broad-

Tork. aaarlBdly

1 lu,uMwff, general Nortb-Weet

rn A genu. J. Sc

H. A. DAVIS, Agenta

TT£iDBKTAKKK

I S A A A

Pookat

lot

Terr* Haate. Ind. ao»lldw6n»

UNDERTAKERS.

At. W. O'CONNELL ffaViDR pnrchaaed back from S. If. Ohadwltk, Oinber Oo., the Undertakers Xetabllahment, and havins bad serea y»»" experlenee in ths baslnest, uow prepared to israitk Metailc Burial Caaea, Caskets, aud Wooden Coffins, of all styles and sieee, from tbe beet aud largest stock of barlal material in tbe Siatn. at 10* Main Street, Twro Hanle, Indiana. dwtf Terra Haate 29.M»

UNDERTAKKB.

Is prepared to execmtai 1 orders la bis line witi aeatneas aad dispatch raer of third aad Cherry tree la. Terre Hacte, lndiaaa. janS0-&-dwtf

OUR FALL

OUT GOODS.

-----

«'»*i v»- *-di ft -a•' twiMttMiM lato'Ut x&i Kit h0£iM* Is now complete. Wo ofifor %Mm

of tm-.— r#

DRESS GOODS!

S A W S

A E N ,vM, ft*

BLANKETS!

CASSIMEHES

&c.n

CO •1

C0KNSLIPS & HAftGKRTl,

Cornet 3d and Main Sts.

Terre-Houto, Indiana

W. S RY( E CO.

I O S O

KEDUOE STOCK

(for reanons which will be KiTPn hereafter) now offer

UNDER THS MARKET!

A Large Stock

(just recoivM)of

InrludioR in part

DRESS GOODS SHAWLS AND CLOAIMtiS

Antrachan, Chlnchtilss, Beavers, Lyons' Silk Tel rets, Vetvot«*ns, Ac.

^TT MB—In Mink, Fitcli, Siberian S]uireli Astrachan Setts Collar and Muff, Ac., Ac., with many others too nninnr oob to men tion. ... Fur Setts Tor Children & Misses

BLANKETS AND FLANNELS lit

CLOTHS AND CASS1MRRES!

WATER PROOF CLOTHS (in Gold and Black mixed.

Towels and Napkins

ladnding

H0USK&KKPING «00^

Hi-ma* I

&e„ Arci,'

W« hjivo also a largo Stock of

Utaestie (Soeils!

At Excoodingly, -t'

LOW Pltll F.S

Gall and Look at oar Stock.

Of all kinds

CARPETS

AND

OIL GLOTHS

The LABOCST STOCK of NOTIONS aad FA NOT GIHHMJ in the city, embracing -Tr

Dress and Cloak Bnttons! Dress and Cloak Trimmings!

43Uves AH«sierv! JACONET EDGINGS,

fton 20 cents p»r yard and np.

WOOLEN TRAPS!

In Hoods, Nubiaj*, Breakfast Shawi*, Ladies Haml Knit Jackim, Children/* Hand,,

Knit Zephyr Drawer*, **«•., dtc., dtc.

UNDERWEAR!

Dents, Ladles, Bor9, Misses and Chlldrens. Chlldrens Skirts and Drawers attached.

Look till you find the

WUttkb

DRY GOODS

SPECIALOPENING*»*i»'J..*»*•»ti*-t

"4* .j(r l"*«4 hrit irrt

uf ^al- iv-

GOODS?

DECEMBER 3d 1868,

TW, N RI. :x-t

i.X *-vi:9»kk "io TfWI* ,* *»tT .i .M iVs Mini.'** s" A umt Ki# jti-vtnrt »n u« MtL ul "'tvxi '*i it* r. «1| 2000 YARDS ,»

HILL, YARD WIDE.

BLEACH MtSLIN!

ONE SHILLING .' j,

(16f eta,) per yard. Former price 25cto

TVELL, RIPLEY & CO., Corner Fifth and Main Streets, ., TKRRB UAi lB, IND.'.,.

DRY COODS. „,:1,

A FAVORABLE TIME

TO BUT

TOR

THE

4Cl'«Pi^*y^3'

:f4'" v' .'«rTer.'» %tii n4

OUR DRESS GOODS Very Complete In Assortment.

PRICES REGULATED ~t{ v-x TO

To Favor Buyers and Increase Sales.

JE |U

DRESS GOODS

At 20,25,30, 40 aiid 50 Cents

A Good Dress Pattern

CAN BE SOLD AT fiSTJ

$3,501 $4,00 $4t5011 fial"

FRENCH MEKINO'ST AII-wo«l tapran Clotlts,

.. tea-'.., -ill :.

Price* made to Suil-i .. .*

Changeable Silks, I Heavy Rep Silks!

h-' WA*mW -,jA kandsome Mink Set 135,00 A handsome Mink Set 40,00 A handsome Mink Set 45,00

FITCH, SQUIRREL and ASTRACHAN

uwTBi, MITTE1VI9, I9CARFM.

SETS.

a Ajim ,y*i .1-. I dhft 1 W it

HANDHEBCH'FS.

Kor Seals,

Shawls,I

FaDcy 1

Balmoral Skirta, ftp. E S A & O

O a an a in 3