Weekly Wabash Express, Volume XXI, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 8 July 1863 — Page 4

FROM CAIRO.

OAlko, July?—A. despatch boatjust arrived which left "Vicksburg at 10 o'clock on Sunday morning.

Passengers aunounce that Pemberton sent in a flag of truce on the morning of the 4th, offering to surrender allowed to march his

men out. Grant is reported to have replied that no man should leave except as prisoners of war. Pemberton after a consultation with his Com|Oasstown manders unconditionally surrendered.

This is perfectly reliable.

9PEEIAL TO CON. TIMES

Ubdfobd,

tween the rebels under Fitzhugh Lee and Gen. Pierces' forces The liring continued up to 9 o'clock to-night. I can send you details to-morrow.

Our forces still maintain their giound, and Vleaaanton will be up to-morrow lit the head of the battle of Mercersburg.

Pailauelphia, July a d#spatch from Gettysburg 5, a. m. stating Coffee,^Rio, that the 12th corps now trough Willlanisport, out. off the rebels.

Kart of Pleasanton's force is gone fowai.ls Frederick.

FROM BALTIMORE

Baltimore, July 7.—Capt E. P. Fitch, Department Quartermaster at Martinsburg arrived bore to day with his train of wagons, horses and Government stores, amonting in Vilue to over a million and a half. It was mid that much of this property had been destroyed and captured by the rebels, on Gen. Milroy's retreat Irom Martinsburg last gunday week. —»-t-"

fROM FREDERICK.

Frederick, July 6.—The iron bridege is so nearly destroyed, as to render it impractiblo for the rebels to retreat.

Portions of the army passed trough South Mountain, but the Potomac is high and their pontoons are destroyed.

Kilpatricfe is after the rebels sharply.

FROM^ HALIFAX.

Hamka*, July 7.—Tbe Enquirer has des* I patches from Carlisle, dated the 6th, p. xj. stating tbnI the rabels -were at Williamsport on Sunday evening.

Sbedgwick was in the rear with 25,000 fresh troopR

FROM GETTYSBURG.

Longstreet's heaquarters were at Jacks Mountain, ten miles tpom Geettysburg Kwell is at Taintsvill, 8 miles distant—! when the rebles pased throngh, Fairfax (hey were moving rapidly, 3 colums a breast.

The slaughter among the rebel General officers was vtry great. Major. Geu. Trumbull, is a prisoner in our lines His left loot is gone

MitjorG/en. Kemper is a prisoner aud in a dying condition. Gen. Amisteadis captured. I MhJ. Gen. liood is wounded in the arm.-

Genls Both, Rudder, and Picke are aso known to wounded.

FRO"! PHILADELPHIA.

pHUADKmiiA, July 6.—Tbe Washington Star says it ie estimated at Getteburg that Lee had lost, up to yesterday morning, by deaortiou since crossing tbe Potomac, an aggregate of 6000 men.

He is clearly cut off from taking either of the lower or short routs leading to Virginia, ai)d must be endeavoring to make for the Potomac at Hancock.

We havo strong hopes that he will urn be ublo to get back into Virginia with either his artillery or transportation, and tho men with whioh he may himself escape will not number a fourth of bis boastful and over confident tinny. bl'KCiAL TO IIUkALl).

The following facts obtained from .source which guarantees their correctness, and the statement may be relied no as strictly true.

On Saturday the 4th the rebel gunboat Dragon come down James river, with a flag of truce.

Acting rear admiral Lee sent up an office to meet it when it was ascertaiaed, Alex H. Stephens nnd Oommiseionor Ould wore on hitiid.

They represented that they were bearers I of au important letter from Jeff. Davis, Com uiandor-in- Chief of tbe army and navy of the Confederate States to Abraham Lincoln, Oocimanderriu-Chief of the Army and Nayy of tlie United States, and asked pcrmis slon to proceed to Washington in the Dragoo aQd present the letter to President Lincoin iu person. They declined to reveal anything in relation to their commission

Admiral Lee, of course, had no authority to grantiheir request and they consented to wait until he could communicate with Washington and receive instructions.

He accordingly telegraphed tbe facts and requested an investigation. This morting a special cabinet meeting was called to conslder the matter. Granting tbe request would involve many delicate and important queslions, as such a proceeding might be construed into an acknowledgement of Nationallty of the pretended confederate government—and after all the matter may be some comparatively unimportant affair, such as the employment of negro troops. No decision was arrived at, and the cabinet meeting accordingly adjourned until to morrow, and

Admiral Lee was instructed to ascertain if

fossible

the object of the mission.

the meantime, however, the tug conceit trating the rebel embassedera hid turned about and steamed up the river, without any parting salution or explanation, and thus ended mission.

A gentleman just arrived from Richmond, who left day before yesterday, savs great consternation prevails there. The "defeuces occupied by armed citizens and fears are

entertained that Lee will be cut off and Rich

mond captured before an army can bo conceotrated there.

TKEK. G. C.'S AGAIN.

Toledo, O., July 6.—The Knights of tbe Goldwi Circle broke into the depot at Huntington, Ind., about 9 o'clock this morning sod broke open two Or three boxes of guns «&d ammunition and distributed it atneng thttSMlrcs.

^wa^FROM HARRISBTJRG Haruisbueg, July 6.—The authorities here are in ecstacies over the news received today. The Potomac river has risen six feet within the past 48 hours, which must necessarily destroy all fords, and there being no bridges within striking distance of "®®s army, all means of retreat must be cat on. A dispatch read to night by Gen. Couch state# that Gen. Gregg, with a force composed of Gen. Pleasonton's Cavalry, had an engagement to-day at Favettsville, which he took 4000 prisoners. Fayettmlle is between and Ohamberskurg, In the east of »South Mountain After disposing of his prisoners, Gregg took interior road and advanced in the recti'f of nrnencastle.—

portant results are expected. Gen Gregory despatches that the rebels are going to Greene Castle instend of Cham t»eiflbury.

The enemy is abandoning*wounded aiong captured, be was iaihe highway to Culpepthe line of retreat, officers as well as privates.! Per

FROM GETTYSBURG-

Gettysburg, July 7.—Another dispatch states that the head of the rebel army passed through Greenwood, 6 inile3 north-east of Hagerstown, on Sunday.

The rebel Gens. Barksdaleand Garnett are killed. The enemy is reported to have built a trestle bridge across the Potomac above Wil liamsport, and so it is feared their main force may possibly escape.

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REXNbYi-VAS'iA, July 6.—Our cavalry are ill liarrasfciug the rebels in the rear. Lee is endeavoring to gain a position in South Motiuuin Gap.

The rebels meu and animals is said to be HihauBted. Another battle is emmineut.

The militia under Genhmith ni .upporting V*" distance of Gregg, amis rapidly advancing

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are very cheering. tured near Hagerstow Friday, arrived here Our rorces are close on the rebels and im- day. He states^lia LoDg6trect and Lee

both opposed the torsion of Maryland and Pennsylvania, fearitj "t would be disastrous but Davis would'nf listen, and gave orders, promising to send aOUO reinforcements under Beauregard, fhen the Adjutant was

ascertain wft had become of Beau-

regard's troops, at was very anxious to know whether any ie here had any informa

tion of them

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ing state Longstrepis dead, and within our lines Everythingjooks as though Lee's army would be for$ to turn and give bat* le or surrender,

REB1 NEWS.

Foet Moxboe,

J"t 3 —The Portsmouth

Virginian of July i&ays, reliable information has been receid here that the return of North Carolina tthe Union is an event which may be daily oked for.

Atlaxta, Ga., 28.—The enemy in force advanced on oover's Gap, 45 miles from Shelbyville, ann., where they were met by the 1st G£b»a regiment, a skirmish ensued, after wliichhe enemy took possession of Liberty -p

Buook Haves,

28.—Rumors reach

July 6.—There his bfien a will destroy the Mtile & Ohio Raiiroad, if -pjjey are pleasaut to take, not sickening nor battlo near Mercersburg this morning, .be-

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MARKET REPORTS Terre Haute letail Market,

COHERED BY

A. C. FTRROW,

Wholesale $• Retail (freer, No 85 Wabash St June 12, 1863. Flour. Kxtra $ —@G 00

FROM PHILADELPHIA. Corn Meal 33 bush.. 70

do Granulated.... 18@ do Powdered 18@ Molasses, Plantation, f'fal- 65@ do Baltimore Sjmp..... do Golden i) *..... @1 00 do Sorghum..,. 50@ 60 Potatoes bush .1 00@l 20 Apples, dried bush ....1 25@1 40 Peaches bush 2 50@3 00 Raisins M. R. |p box... Cheese, Hamburgh lb do E. D. lb....

do W. R. ft........ Beef, dried lb Candles, Star 38 do Tallow ft.... Honey ft Chickens doz....... '&. Beens biish.. Eggs ff doz Butter ft '*i. Lard ft i.

Oounty Auditor, at the ensuing October election. |»y We are nuthorized 10 announce RICHARD J. SPARJvS. as a cauJiduie for the office of Recorder of Vigo county, subject to the decision of the Union County Convention, to be held July 18,

IVew Orocevy House!

TO THE PEOPLE OF VIGO COUNTY". After an absence of some five yews, I have returned, and have opened a Retail Grocery aud Provision Store, on the corner ol Third and Cherry streets, and I hope the people will call and see me. 1 think I can sell them Groceries and Provisions as low as they can be bought at retail-

I will pay CASH for Rags, F'fathebs, Butter and Eons. L. S. HAYNES. jy7dw2m

iriLLLi.N'i Off at Cost !--Quceusware, Glassware, Lamps, Looking Glasses, Table

Cutlery, &c. Ou Monday, July G, 18G3, we will offer to the public our entire stock of Queenswaro, Glassware, Ltmpa, Loykiflg Glasses, Table Cutlery, &o,, at Cost, to dose the concern This is a rare chance for those wishing anything in our Hue.

J. F. KEELER & CO

jy4dwlw By J. Kkbleb, Agent.

Clothe the Soldier!

200,000 POUNDS WOOL WANTED Immediately, to fill au army contract, for which I will pay the highest.price lu

CASH, AT MY LEATHER STORE, No. 140 Main* Street, Terro Haute L. A. BURNETT. gg^Ciish paid for Hides, Sheep Skins, and Leather in tbe rough. 1' A

June 30, 1863—dwow

NEVER KNOWN TO FA1J,!

DIXON'S

aromatic blackberry fah. MINATIVE. The sovereign remedy

Dysentery* DlaTrliea? Cholera iftorbuif and Complaint.

The immense sales testify to the merits of this remedy. The numerous daily reports of astonishing cures attest Its value.

It has advantages over any other remedy, at once curing the dise&8et and imparting tone and strength.to the system

Is safe and harmless to the infant, and powerful in the adult case. To the soldier, especially, it is invaluable, being appropriately termed by them, in many instances, "THE SOLDIER'3 FRIEND."

Mothers find it superior to any soothing

Syrup

for children teething freed from the

injurious effects of Narcotics, gives rest to tbe sufferer by removing tbe disease. Sold bv respectable Dealers everywhere.

Price, 2T Cent* a Bottle. Prepared only by \YM. F. DA-TIDSON, jelBdwOoi Cincinnati, O.

(g*7 Fx A 1IIOKTH! I want to hire Agents $ tJ every county at $75 a month, expenses paid, to sell my new cheap Family Sewiag Xachlnas. Addraa, S. MADISON, Alfred Hatne.

MILITARY

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David S. Danaidgon,

PENSION & CLAIM

OMEN AT W. R. McKKKN'S BANK.

Business solicited—charges reason-

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accompliith it. debilltatiug, but braoing, and consequently

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Cancer* Cured or uo Pay. Dr. Swank Will be at the Buntin House the 13th and 14th of every month aud attend fo the eatment of the various kinds of chrouic dresses, and especially cancers, in the hi rr^sful treatment of which he is scarcely ex elled by any Physician in the West he cuies them or charges nothing for his aerrced. The Doctor has cured some very hard c-.ses here —he gives universal satisfaction his patients.

He is a regular graduate of one of the best Reform Medical Co[leges in the United States, and stands high as a Physician in his profession he has also an experience ef some twenty years in practice, but the Doctor's reputation is too well known to need any recommendation.

The Dr. discards nil poison, making use

ed here this eveninttbat other Yankee raid- ... ,. ing parties have &ted from Rodney on a ™!y of mnoccut and effectual remedies, setour of destruction.The Yankees say they lecting and preparing his medicines himself

patients are not deprived of doing moderate abcr, as lie requires a sufficient amount of exercise to promote health

The Doct. deals hauostly with patients if he thinks he cannot benefit them he will.tell them, as it is no Pnysicirn's interest to deceive his patients he carries a full supply of medicine, and charges low for his proscriptions.

See his Circulars which contain thirly five

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J. W. IRONS,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office one door north of the Buntin House, Terre Haute, will attend promptly to all calls, both in city and country when not professionally engaged. Dr. Irons has for the past tv'o ypajs devoted his time exclusively to his city practice, but shall hereafter endeavor to fill ail calls for tho country both day and night. npl5w3m

SPfcCSAL NOTICES.

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DRAKE3 PLANTATION BITTERS, They purify, strengthen andjnvigerate. They create a healthly appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet, They overcome effects of dissipition and late hours.

CIN CilVN A'i1! 1TJAKRK'l'. Tht-y strengthen the system qnd enliven the mind. OrsCifc'NATj, .Tnlv 7. They prevent miasmatic aaJ intormlttent fevers. Whisky 41c They p'irify the breath and acidity of the stomach. Gold declined $1,33 aud Silver $1,25 elo- They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. sing unsettled and prices nominal. They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Choleia Morbus.

They euro Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache, Tl ev are th» best Rittera In the world. They

Nh\V YrtltK MONEY MA RKET. |he weak man ationg, and are exhausted naNkwiYoik, •Tilly tnre'u great restorer. They are made of pureSt Stocks—A panic in tho parket at lower Crolx Rum. the celebratedCallsaya Bark, roots acd prices. herbs, ani are taken with the ploasora of a bever-

Gold is down to f» per cent since noon. age, without regard to aga or time of day. PartloMoney G@7c. Sterling d«c\4cdly lower 1

and nominal. $1,4Q@1»47 for first class billfl.

niarly

Gold 5 per cent, lower, openng at 3S«,

cloBing weak at 32@:i3J^c. ^roadway, New Vork. Jan26d*«6m,

OCTOBER ELECTION,

|^~We arc hereby authorized to announce

o.-1.noble rsssrrrro'f s--

recommended to deV'-a'c irrcnns r- qulrlng a

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stimulant. Sol(? bv %.i Irnggl8(«,

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WYNKOOP'3 ICELAND PECTORAL. Diseases of tho Tbroat. Chest and Pulmonary or-

The properties of a medicine to allovlate, cure aud nproot these complaints, must be Expectorant, Anodyne and Invig ating, loosening tho mucus of thethioat, an I imparting tone to the entire syslepi. No 4i*cuvery |u medical ienoe ey.T mastered this class of d'qeasos like Dr. Wynkoop'a Iceland Pecteral. It is used with the most astonishing results In all cases of Bronchitis, Influen*a, Whooping Cough, 1 iptherla or Putrid Sore Throat, ABllima, Croup, Coughs, Colds, Nervous Irritabili. ly.it'.

The Jlev. i. J. Potter, certifies, "that I have nsed Dr. Wynkoop's Pectoral for seven years, tayselrand In my family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, and jhave rcc mmended J|H to many others, and have never seen Its equal."

Bev. J. J. Potter, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Hundreds and thousands of important testimonials cuuU bd roduced, showing its remarkable cures aud that It never falls.

It is composed of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Gllc^d, Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane, Comfrey, Burdock, and other invaluable expectorant and tonic ingredients. It is harmless, prompt aud lusting. Invalids and sufferers cannot afford to neglect a trial. Every family should have It. It is remarkable for Croup. Full descriptions, rupommeii^a i«ua #u{ direitiousacctmp*ny «»oh bottle

Sold ill by aud by all principal Druggists Prepared by Dr. 11. D. Wynkoop, aud sold by l. 8. Barnes Cn. New York.

HEIMSTREET'3

INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE. IT IS NOT A DYE, Hut restores Rray hair to Its original color, by supplying tUe capillary tubes wlty natural sustenance, Impaired by ago or disease. All Instantaneous dyes are composed of lunar caustic, destroying tbe vitality and beauty of the balr, *nd afferd of themselves no dressing. Heliustreet's Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to Its natural color oy an easy process, but gives the hair a

Luxuriant Beauty,

promotes Its growth, prevents its. falling off, eradicates dandruff, and Imparts health and pleasantness to the bead. It has stood tbe test of lime, being tbe original Hair Coloring, and Is constantly inoteasing in favor. sed by both gentlemen and ladles. It Is sold by all respectable dealers, or can procured by them or the commercial agent, D. 8 Barnes. 302 Broadway, N.Y. Two sltsa, 60 cents

tnd

Flux,

Summer

1. JanlBdawCm.

LYONS' KATHAIRON.

This delightful artlola for preserving and beantl* fying the human hair is again pot up by the original proprietor, and is now made wUh3th» same eare, skill and attention, which first created Its In.* mense and unprecedented sales of over one million bottles annually I It Is still sold at 35 cents In large bottles. Two million bottles oan eaally be sold !n a year when It Is again known that the Ethatron is not only the most dellgbtftil hair dressing In the world but that it cleanses tbe scalp of scurf and dandruff, gives the hair a lively, rich luxuriant growth, and prevents It from turntng gray. These are couslderationaworth knowing. The Kathalron has been tested for over twelve years, ana Is warranted as described. Any lady who values a beautiful bead of hair will we tie Kathalron It Is flBo perfumed, ch«sp an'1 !i ly all rasElectable dealers througaout the world.

Akibicah Worn.—It Is a well kno-.vu f»c

in America, the female sex are more subject to ihoaej.^,^. ^...

other country. Why it so? Is it (rem wast knowing herself, or Is it frem the l-aMts .iwt cu» toms of the people? Thoug&nda die annually, afl3ij^c,(fmany more thousands prematurely lose their bmlih

power of every lady to procure a work exa-tly I •d to her caf«—one that (a worthy to be the Littiea' Prttatk Medioti. Adviser. It is a pamphlet of 50

pa?eg, called Dr. Harvey's Treatise on bimtas -s «.f

Particular attention paid to all oases left Females, Pregnancy, J/iecarriage, Barr«"rsnfj«.. .St«r lllty, Reprodact!oa and Abus:-s of Nature. .n eipt of t.v» pusctf itamp, i: w«l' !. secure from

with this ageHC-y. PKNSre* CKRTIPICATKH ARBtVKD. viii Ritchie $4.00 pernio.

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Lieut. Jas. Hamilton, Company K, 31st lud. Cull ut the O'd Established Agencv. 1) S. DANALDSON." m:iy5 l&w»tl"

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D. s. B.VBMS8 a CO., New York.

Advios.—As the hot season Is approaching, every person should prepare their system for the change, ud there 1b ao remedy so applicable as "McLean's Strengthening Cordial .and Blood Purifier. It will purify tbe blood thoroughly, and at the same time strengthen and Invigorateihe whole organisation.— He immense quantity of it that ia sold daily, proof eooogfe of its great virtues tn thoroughly removing Impure matters from the bipod. Wesa? to all, try it. It ia delist

to any sildre- uv_„

Bryan, if. 1)., 70 Cedar »treet, Sew York, nuri atv m^niiirs will he strictly confidential.

luporrisr to Born Sexes D-licacyor luTit't ten prcvriit* M:i.8l iv,- ij-rsnn Ironi it* I-. a pbysicia ere it.Mtat liu au .site Er«"j j* *-»c wi?b»i Uj* D\ KtlT* Tr*atUt* on elf-Aouhu, v«i Harvey'a Tfc«li#e un Keiuale b! s'uJv the conteuid. aiverti^t? •*»t iu v-»i-llQtU.

Thcfor lirr(Leg Hjlises D'Eauua.)

I, John B. Ogden, JL D., author and publisher cf the above work, do hereby promise and agree to send (free of charge) to any yonng man who will write fer it, a sample copy for perusal. The proper study of mankind is This valuable work 1b issued and sent forth for the benefit of Buffering humanity. It treats in simple language on all the diseases of irror, including Seminal Weakness, Ner« vous Debility, Indigestion, Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay, Impotency, &c., ic.—givlag safe, Bpeedy, and effectual prescriptions for their permanent cure, together with.much valuable information All who favor me with a desire to read my workshal receive a sample copy by return mail, free of charge.

Address JOHN B. OGDEN, X. D.f my27w3m No. 8D Nassau St., New York.

To Nervous Sciteriksor BONI Sbxis.—A rcver ened gentluman haviag been restored to health in a few days, after undergoing all the nsnal routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment without success, considers it his sacred duty to communicate to hiB afflicted felHw creatures the means of cure. Henco, on the rcccipt of an addressed envelope, he will send (fre#) a copy of the prescription used. Direct to Dr. John Daoxam, 188 Fulton Street, Brooktyu, New York, jau28\vly

EniToa of Exprbss—d«ab S«: With your er mission I wish to say to the readers of your paper that I will send by return mail to all who with It, (free) a Recipe, with fall directions for making and using a simple Vegetable Balm, that will effectually remove, in 10 lys, Pimples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and all Impiritios of tho Skin, leaving the same Boft, cjear, smooth an' beautiful.

I will also mail free to those having liald If mis or Bare Faces, simple directions apd Information that will enable them to start a full growth of Luxurlent £frtr, Whiskers, or a Moustache, In leas than 80 days. All applications answered by return mail without charge.

Respectfally yours TH03. F, CHAPMAN, Chemist,

ml8w3m No. 831 Broadway, New York.

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''NOSES."—Their Significance. Illustrated with engravings or the Boman, Grecian, Indian, Negro, Celestial, Aquellne, Turn-up, and PiigNoses, with the character revealed by each. Erin—blue, black, or grey. I ifB—thin and pale or fall and red, prim or pouting, .scolding or loving. Monrtj—large or snail. Hair—light or dark, coarse or One, s'raighl or curly. Chkbks—thin or plump, pnle or oolored. Teeth—regular or irregu'ar. K.\as—large or small Nkok—long or short, SiiK— rough or smooth. All to be amply illustrated with engravings The walk, talk, Iangh and voice, all Indicate cliaraeter. We may know an honest face from a dishonest one, and we will show how. Besides the above, we shall treat on Ethnology, or the Natural History of Man of

chology, the Science of the foul.

J. ne 10,1S63 wut

and the Laws of Life and Health of Piiybognq.mv, or Signs of Character, and how tQ read them of PHaiNoi.ooY, tho Philosophy of Mind and of

Man, with refer

ence to all his relations of life, social, intellectual, and spiritual, and what each can do best, will be elucidated In the PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL AND LIFE ILLUSTRATED. New volume commences July 1st. A handsome quarto monthly, at only $1 50 a year. Sample numbers, 15 cents.— Please address FOWLER AND WKI.LS, 303 Broad, way, New York.

A. COUGH, COLD, Oil AN IRRITATED THROAT If allowed to progres', results in serious Pulmonary aud Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.

Brown's Bronchial Troches reach directly the affectsd parts and give almost instant relief. Ih Bbonchjtib, Astuma, acd Catjjuih they are beneficial. The good effects resulting from tho use of the Troches, and tlielr .extended use,has caused them to be counterfeited. Be sure to guard against worthless imitations. Oftaim only the genuine Brown's Bronchial Troches which have proved their efficacy by a test of many years. Pea Lie 8fcakcb8and Sinkkbbshould use the Troches Military Officers and Soldiers who over-tax tho voice and are exposed to sudden changes, should have them. Sold everywhere at 23 cents per box,

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A NERVOUS INVALID. Published for the benefit and ss a caution to young men and others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred ailments —supplying the means of eelf-cure. By one who has cured himself after being a victim of misplaced coofidenoo In medical humbug and quackery. By enclosing a post-paid" directed envelope, single copies may be had of the author, Nathaniel May* fair, Esq., Bedford, Kings County, New York.

Jan38wly,

TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser baling been restored to health in a few ween by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a sever long affection, and that dread disease, Consumption—Is anxious to make known to his fe*low sufferers the means of cure.

To all who dealre it, he will send a copy of the pre* scriptloo nsed (free of charge,) with the directions for preparing snd using the same, which thry wi'l find a sow cuaa for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ac. The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pprescrlptlon Is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which he conceives to be Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost th»m nothing, and may prove a blessing. Bev. liDWASD A. WILSON, apltw3m Williamsburg, Kings Co., II. Y.

DENTIST.

C. O. MJ I JVC OI/.V,

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JVT1CK—181 Wabash Street Over Bartiett's Book*

TERRE-HAURE ITFD

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Wm. S.BNGLB, JA.MKS COX.

DRUG*.

BARK'S

WfJOLKSALK AS1) KKMI,

CASH DRUG HOUSE,

CORNER OF

FOURTH AND MAIN BT&,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA,

THOMAS H. BARR, Proprietor.

NOTICE TO PHOTOGRAPHERS.

I am just receiving a large and complete Stock o' the purest Photographic Chemicals,

'Which I will warrant of the best quality, end sell as cheap as they can be had in Cincinnati or else, wher?.

THOMAS H. BARR, Druggist, Corner 4th & Main Streets, Terre Haute.

Lowes' East India Coffee.

Twloc as cheap as the ordinary article. To bs had either at

Wholesale ov Relail, At the Sole Agency in Terre Haute, 8 ABB'S CASH DRUG HOUSE,

Corner cf Fourth and Main Streets.

I I HAVE JUST COMPLETED ARRANgementa for keeping a full assortment of TUiDKN it CO.'S and W S. MERRETJ. & f'O.'S

Fluid Extract^

Concentrated Tincture,

Resinoids,

I And other Kclectic Preparations, which I am pro-

Fared

to sell at Manufacturers Prices, and to which invite,the attention of the profession. I THOU AS H. BARR.

Smoking and Chewing

O A O S

FINE CICJAKS!

Killikinic,

Genuine Turkish And Virginia Smoking Tobacco, And very fine Cigars now on hand and opened to public Inspection at BABR'8.

Watch, Clock

AM)

Sowing Macliine

O I S

AT BIBR'S, CORNER OF FOURTH & MAIN STS

All the popular PateDt Medicines of) tin day can bo bought at

BARR'S CASH DRUG HOUSE,

By dealer* and others by the bottle, dozen or gross, as low ir not lower, than tho same oan be had elsewhere. Give me a call. THOS. H. BARR.

Miscellaneous.

Pain ta, Oila, Varnished, Putty, Window Glass, Brusnes,

White Lead, Fancy Goads, Chemicals, Foreign and Domestic Drugs,

Pure Liquors. iancy and common Sonps, Coal Oil, Limps. ABd every article usually lound in First Class Drug Store, constantly on hand in lots to suit, at

BARR'S CASH DRUG HOUSE, Corner Main and 4th Sts, Terre Haute, Ind. junel9d&w?m

GROCERIES.

BElVftENT & CO,,

Wholesale Grocers,

AND?

I O E A N S

4*0 PB4UM

Salt, Glass, Faints, Oils, kc.

Corner First and Wabash Street*

TERRE HAUTE, IND.

•3U We pay the highest cash price for Wheat, Timothy, Cacrver and Fluseed Hour always on hand..

Notice.

WHEREASand

mv wife. Miner? a Welch, has left

my bed board, without any Just provocation, I hereby warn all persona not to harbor trust ber on my amount, ss I will not bs respsosi tie far any slits of ber ccntrsating.

JuMltwk. PACL K. WELCH.

SUGAR MILLS AND EVAPORATOR

Grrover's Foundry and Machine Shop

Are again in operation, and are turning out

mills

Sugar

lOO £ugar

and

Of different sizes, of best qualities, thoroughly improved and warranted for one year.— Always buy a Sugar Mill as near home as you can, that it may be repaired soon if needed. I have sold several hundred Mills and Evaporators, all of which have worked to admiration. 83^ Orders solicited.

N. B. For sale ^at^Terre Haute only at the Foundry. june23d4w2m

Administrator's Sale.

TVTO.TICE is hereby given that the

-i-' undersigned Administrators of the Estate of John Engle deceased will offar for sale at public eutcry at the residence of said deceased in Vigo County, Inrt., Saturday, July 25th 1663, the personal property of said estate, consisting in horses, cows, ycung cattle, hogs, wagons and farming implements, wheat in the stack, corn in the field aod household and kitchen furniture, and various other article*. Sale to begin at 10o'clock, A M. Terns: Sums of three dollars and under, cash in hand.— Over three dollars, a credit of five months will be gfven, the purchaser giving his note at interest, waiving benefit of valnatlon, with approved security.

Evaperaiors

JOSEPH GROVER.

EDSALL, ROOT & CO.

Few Patterns

BROCHE GRENADINE BEREGES

Very Choice (wood*. Just received

Edsall. Koot & Go's

ANOTHER LOT

CREPE MARETZ

Choice colon. DR4.B?, SLATES,

lavender, BLUES, PINK,

cure,

BROWN, BLACKS.

TAN,

PLAIN BLACK SILK

E N A I N E

1 piece superior quality just received.

BLACK A'Aitf ARTINE, Black Bereges, Black Maretz, Black Silk Challi, Black Organdies and Jackonets, Black Lawns acd Ginghams.

100 SILK SUN UMBRELLAS Only fl.SO each.

150 SILK SUN Only $1.

UMBRELLAS T» each

200 SILK SUN UMBRELLAS Only $2.00 each.

150 SILK SUN UMBRELLAS I Extra size antl quality, only $2.25 and $2.f»0 1 eneh.

200 SILK SUN UMBRELLAS White stitched extra size and quality, $2.50 *2.75, $3 00 and $3.50.

SUN UMBRELLAS Extra Rize for old Ladies.

130 SCOTCH GINGHAM SUN UMBRELLAS 75c, $1.00, $l ,2.r) and $1.50.

FRENCH 0RftAl\flK$

A N

a O N S S Now opening.

EDSALL, ROOT &

QUEENSWARE.

NEW

Queensware Store

KELLER & \OltfKOSN

HAVK .JUST OPKNKD

No 14

National Hotel Block

A. new Stock

QUEENSWARL,

GLASSWARE, |LOOKING-GLASSES, SILVER-PLATED

AND

BRTTANNlA

v^ARE!

To which they invite Ujj attention cf therpubl generally.

Coal Oil and Lamps!

We have on band a superior article of Coal Oil, an ^a fine assortment of Lamps.

Honse Furnishing Goods!

In every variety. Honsokeepers are particularly Invited te examine onr Steck In this Department. We shall at ell times be pleased to show our friends onr 8tock, whether wishing to purchase or not, and invite them to call before making selection* elsewhere.

KELLER & NOROROSS.

FebM.ltf

MEDICAL.

DR.

Choice Family ja4d6».

S. C. HULL wonld respectfally annonnceto the community at large that be has perma nently located four and a half miles Senth of Terre Hante, Ind *, on the Terre Haute a 8ulUvan Road at the crossing of Honey Creek, where he will always te found except when professional engaged. 1 propose to treat the following casts. Sore Byes, of all Kinds, gorofalas, Neuralgia and Cancers.

Any person afflicted with the above diseases and mate application to me, who will stay under my immediate care when no cure is affected no charge will be made. js&Kwly. SAM'lKL C. HULL.

TUKLL fcTRIPLEY.

BTJ^

Ttiell Tuell Tuell Tuell Tuell Tuell Tuell Tuell

O I S

A A & A

3c, Ripley. & Ripley. Ripley.

A A

Ripley

MORE GOODS

FOR THE MONET

I I N I N I A N A

134, Main St., Cor. 5th,

TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA.

aooDS aT

W O E S A E

VERY LOW!

TUEJLJL 4* RIPJLE

WHOLESALE HOUSE.

New ISstabliahsnent«

Terre ftatite, Indiasaa.

DRY GOODS HOUSE!

Wholesale Exclusively!

W I I

Has opened at

0 1 W a a S

Opposite tbe Ccnrt. House, Terre Haute, Indiana, a

WHOLESALE

Dry Goods Jobbing House!

To which he calls tbe attention of the

Town and Country Generally.

His goods have been bought at the last

REDUCED PRICES!

And he can sell

AH they can be bought anywhere. He has ft!#

EVERY FACILITY

For replenishing his stock and

KiBEPING UP

A good aMorUntnr.

Country Merchants

Country Merchants of Indiana aad Illinois nsed not go to Cincinnati or East, as they will do list as well hers. It will be to their ln'-.est to atop at Terre B*vte and elimine the .ock, before going elsewhize.

Time and Money

Will he saved by doing so. Come aad look and you will buy. Bw,fclVlTTI«.

Terre Haute, June 9th, 1863. dAwly.

PENS-

Ijambert 3uy, No. 50 Ohio Street, TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA,

the exclusive sale of Barnard's Xstalic Pens for the ci,unties of Vigo, SnIUvan, Clay, Putnam, Park, and Vermillion.— The above Fens can only be obtained from Mr Dny hlaagenta in the above eoontlee. mayT-dfewlm

REMOVAL.

npHE UNDERSIG NED-HAS REmoredhla offlee to tbe corner of Third and Ohio Streets, with Ksa. Forest, north of the Buntin House, where he will be fosnd at all'times, and prepared to fill orders of Highland or River Goal at reasonable rates, and inany quantity to salt the puMia. {spr$l A. 5, COMBg.

JEWELERS.

E. J^L. CHESS,

OKALES IN

Clocke, Watches, Jewelry

Silvor & Plated Ware,

PIANOS,

Ripley. Ripley. Ripley. Ripley.

MEL0DE02* H, VIOLINS.?

GUITARS,

A.mi all kind* of

MVIuftical Iiistriiiueuta

S E E IS

Qt the day on hand, or

N I S E O

O E

Goods sold engraved free of charge.

Clocks, Watcbea and JTewelry Re* paired at Short Notica..

Wedding and Visiting Cards engraved to order

NO. 91, WABASH STREET, DetlMtf TERRS HAOTB, HO).

BOOTS AND SHOES.

B. W.KOOFMAN,

MANU FACTURER,

Wholesale and Retail

DEALER IN ALL KINDS

BOOTS AND SHOES.

No. 158 Main St. Terre Haute, Ind, Opposite tho National House.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN-

1 vlte attention to his large stock of

Boots and Shoes,

BOTH OF

HOME & EASTERN MANUFACTURE,

As he keeps up with the times, and has been la the market Defore the great ad van oe in Leatbec aad Shoes, and

Bought for Cash.

He feels confident In saying that ha ia prepared to sell Boota and Shoes at the bottom of the maraet.

Wholesale Buyers

Are particularly Invited to give a call at'hls new commodious Boom, east of Cox & Son's Wholesale Grocery Store.

B. W. KOOPM AN is a practical workman himself, and able to make boots that will give eatiatectiont both aa to fit and durability. The oest materials to make Boota aad Shoes always kept on hand.

P. S.—Ho work misrepresented. Call and see.

B. W. KOOPMAN,

apll'63-dly No ICS Main Street.

AGRICULTURAL.

JiGRIC UL, TITRJiKt.

HAVE now in store and set up for exhibition Kirby's, Champion No?. 1 and 2, Russell's, and Quaker

Combined Reapers & Mowers

Also, Quaker Boy and Woods' Mowers. All these are among the best Machines made, and warranted to give'entire satisfaction. I have also a full supply of Single and double shared

O W S

And all ether Farming Implements, among wblcu will be fon kd the

BEST HAT FORK MADE

For unloading Hay from Wagon or Stack, Call and look through the stock before yon bay.

In the Stove Department

Ton will find a fuU stock of the beat made, among which will be tonnd tho celebrated

Brick-Oven Stove. ALL SOLD CHKAP AT JOHN SCOTT'S, Nos. 144 & 116 Main St., next door to Cox's.

VERMIN POISON.

For* Kats mice, Hoachos, Ants, Bed Bags, IVotliM in Furs, Woollens, dcc. Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, Occ, Put up In 25c., 50c and $1 00 Boxes. Bottles, and Flasks, $3 and $5 sizes or Hotblb, Ptrauo InsrrrrTto*8. Air.. "Only infallible remedies known." "Free from Poisons." "Not dangerous te the Human Family." "Rats come out of their boles to die."

Sold wholesale in all large c'ttes. Sold by DacootHTB and Bxraiuaseverywbete "111 Bswaac III" of all worthless imitations. See that "Costar's" name la on each Bottle, Box, and Flask, before you buy. Address HENRY R.COSTAH, Psnroirat. Dsror, 483 Broadway, Iff. XBold by—

THOMAS II. BARR. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGIST, TUBS B4VTS, tn. aoll.il&wfB* te

otice of application for lickswb Notice ia hereoy given, that wi'l apply te tbe Board ef Commissioners of Vigo ooaty 'Indiana, at their next term, commencing on tbe first Monday In September, 1863, for a license te ee "Intoxicating liquor* in a less quantity ana art at a time." (witn the privilege of allowing tbe same to be drank on my premises,) for on» year My lace of bnsiaesa, and the premises wher«n said

Iquora are to bs drank, is located at the corner Chestnut street and Canal, in Terre Hante, HarrUon towntblp, Vigo county, Indiana. jos irh

Terre Haste, Jnly 8, dltw3w.

an.

FOR SALE.

Brewery for Sale. "VtTI will sell onr Brlok Brewery, situated ta this city, and all ita appurtenances oa th* moet favorable terma. Any person desiring such property oannot do better than to call and exaatine this establishment.

GEORGE 4 HENRY GTJCK,

Terre Hante, Jnne 14. i.t» J®.

A MONTH! We want Agents ktfOO

tJ)UU a month, expenses paid, to sell oar Everlaaling pencils. Oriental Burners, and thirteen ther new, useful snd curious articles. Fifteen circlars sent fr»e. Address HASW JcCLABK oomaylSwSm. Blddeford, Sfalnt,

SPENCER HOUSE,

North-West ^Corner Onion Depot/ EFFDIAHAPOLM.OTDOwner Proprietor. m3dtt