Weekly Wabash Express, Volume XX, Number 41, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 January 1864 — Page 4

iaty of Marriage.

In opening an old book, the other day, the lirst passage that my eyes fell upon was this, COpyJit"entitle, although I do not believe every iford it contains. Tbo old writer says "Mafriagc has i« it less of beauty, but more of safety -tbao single life it hath Dot more ease/bot less danger it is more mercy and raorer Said it is fuller of sorrows and luller of joys it lies under more burdens, but ie supported by all the strengths of love and oharity„.acil those burdens are delightful.— MarmgS.05 th# mother of the world, and pre1 I'firves kingdoms, and fills cities and churches, and hedvep .itself* Cclibacy, like the fly in tbo heart of the apple, dwells in perpetual inreetness, but sita alone and is confined, und dies in singularity but marriage, like the useful bee, builds a house, and gathers sweetness from every flower, and labors and uuites into societies and republics, and sends out colonies, and feeds the world with delicacies, and obeys their ruler, and keeps order, and exercises many virtues, and promotes tho interest of mankind, and in that state of

Hood t® which God hath designed the present (•ODsrttution of the world. Now you.will admit that this is very terse 'stud beautiful.* It 13 quite like Barrow for compactness, and Jeremy Taylor for sweet iicss. But, tLB I said before, it is not ail to be agreed to, particularly tbo statement that "marriage has in it less of beauty than tho single life." There is hardly anything in the wor!'l so beautiful as the union of two loving that are united because of their love aiiti lor 110 unworthiea reason. There is hardly an augury of promise so auspicious as an «!urly lovo that looks toward marriage as its faithful seal and signet. There i3 hardly any festival among men so geoial and happy as a wedding-day.

Out 8Uthor was evidently earnest and ein-i-ere in his description but when he thought there was more beauty in a single life, he unconsciously intimated perhaps that he was the sober companion of a very oxcellent yet nither homely woman. But marriage has ntoroof beauty in it than its bride. The wifo may be lovely herself, but her wedded life is lovelier.. It is more beautiful than tiie mother, when she wears the crowus of many children, all as beautiful as herself.— For a tree is boautiful, not only in its leaves und blossoms, but in its shade and shelter.— There is a sacredness in the thought of hualvtnd and wifo which is more than beautiful. There is something tender iu tho thought of family and'a household of one's own and what is tender is better than what is beautiful.

I cannot hold |hat "celibacy, like the fly in the hem of an 'apple, dwells in perpetu a sweetness." It is rather like the fly in the heart of a tart apple that dwells in perpetual .sourness. True, marriage is more "merry •wid more sad," but if it wero not sadness, what wero merriment? Must there not be darks as well as lights in a picture? "It is fuller of sorrows and of joys but its sorrows highten its joys and joys without sorrows would never be joyful. "It lies under more burdens say rather it stands under more burdens, for marriage is strength. It puts two backs under one load, where thero was but. one beforo. Of the many men who .sink wider their burden, fewer are married th'in single.

It is quite surprising to find so many opinions in the world on tho subject of marriage. I do not mean in regard to its lawfulness, or propriety, or divine authority, but its beauty und happiness. Yet it is not to bo doubted 1I1 at most of these speculations originate ith single people. There are diversities of vices among tho married, owing to their greater or less happiness of life but the ••niijority of men who havo wives, and of women who have husbands, are very well pleased with thtt married stato and they who stand off at a distanco and laugh at it, or moralize ver it, might usually be referred with pronriety to tho fablo oT the "Fox and the

Jnipcs." The family is the most heautiful inslution on oarth, and marriage is the gate through which God meaut it should he en tercd.— [Independent.

Owen Lovejoy.

Ono of tho bravest hearted Yankees in the IIousu of Representatives is the Hon. Owen Jovc-joy, who was born in Maine in 1811— followed the plow until eighteen years of age —taught pchool to acquire funds with which to p*y his way through Bowdoin College, and tlion emigrated Westward to settle down in Illinois nj a Congregational clergyman.— .•yter preaching half a dozen years, he was dccted to tho State Legislature, and in 1856 ho came hero to take a scat in the House.— His brother, it will bo remembered, waa one of the first martyrs to the barbarism of slav^ try, and he has ever waged a bold war/are uguin3C that peculiar institution. He is a sturdy, honest -working man, and his frame, like his mind, ia compact and well-knit together. His thick, curly hair, bis clear, courageous eye, and his quadrangular breadth of features, show that he is not to be put down easily when he takes a stand, neither will he eacrifico principle even for tho sake nf party. Just now he is Chairman of tha t.oramitteo 011 thi3 District, and it. is funny to Mie tho descendants of tho I'\ F.

V.'m,

wh(?

want appropriations for tho benefit of their property, come hat in hand to petition the sturdy Covenantor, who in his heart despises them. Taken all in all, thero is probably "less discount" (to use a camp phrase) upon Owen Lovejoy than upon any othor member of tho present Congress.—[Wash. Cor. Phila. Press.

A Wist Jury num.

The district court in ono of our northern enmities was in session last summor, and afI.:.T tho first day's business was over, lawyers and others were sitting out beforo tho hotel, when a long, lank, unsophisticated countryman came up and unceremoniously mnde himself ouo of 'cm, and remarked: "Gentlomen, I wish you'd go on willi this nourt, for I want to go home—I left Betsey looking out." "Ah! said one of the lawyors. "Pray what detains vou at coin' "Why, sir," said tho eou- .rvmau, "I am fotclied here as a jui'y, and they s.iy if I go homo they'll havo to find 1110, aud they might!)': do thit as I livo a good piece off." "What jury arc you on'.'" asked one of the lawyers. "What Jury V" "Yes, tvhat jury? Is it the grand or travers jury V" "Grand or travers jury Dad fetched il I know." "Well,".said tho lawyer, "did the judge charge you?" "Woll," said he, "the little fellow that bits up in the pulpit and kinder bosses over tho crowd, gin us a talk, but I don't know whether ho charged anything or not.'

There was an explosion, and two or three of tho leg.il gentlemen tumbled off their chairs.

INSURANCE.

RELIABLE JNSURANCE!

Farmers and Merchant's

INSURANCE COMPANY OP Quiart/y ffiutais.

CAPITAL $375,000.00

Availably on 30 Days' Call.

87SPECIAL ATTENTION Given JLV to the Inscranceof Ietachcd Dwellings, F»rm i5n'l(ilnrs. »B'I their contents, includingL1*v Stock, iig'iin-it Loss or Unmade by Fire or 1.1*1*1ning lha losso* suftAinod snd reported to tho Company, havr nil be«-n adjured promptly, to the etiUrt s.iSUfjclloa of tlic sufferers, and p*ld long befovt ina'.nrifr-

OFFICERS AND PIRKOTTJRS

W. Jf. CLINE, President, Quificy. H. M. VAN FRANK, Vice Pres., Quincj PHILO A.GOODWIN, LEVI C. HOWELL, WM JIAKSH, W. R. VAN FRANK, Secretary,

GKO. W. KENT, general Ag ont, Qulncf

Cct. 7 'CS-wly

A CrEJJ i'Si Loofe to your interests 1—Call and examino somethinKurgently ueetied by every. L'crsor" or ten samples sent free, by mail, for venty Gents, that rotalls for Tvro Dollars, by L. "iVOf.COXT, No,170 Chatham Square. New York' dccS3 ono jf sir weekly.

L»ft which

Must b© Sold by The

25th of January.

WE HAVE ALSO

A GOOD STOCK

CIRCLES, SHAWLS,

A I E S S

MUFFS

be oioitd out within Days, at

GREAT REDUCTION.

jacket collars,

ST IIANDKERCAIEFS,

(r Pi NTS' TIES,

W OOLEN HOODS

CLOTHING. RYCE, BERET & CO.

OYER COATSIRYCE, BERRY A CO„

On hands, all of which will be sold

Regardless of COST

IY. GRLAMER & Bre.,

No. 93 Main

St.,

next door

to Edsail, Root & Co.,

No* 60 Early's Block.

LOOK OUT

THE KM.

S a

LIE DDRESSE8,

NETS,

AND

THUMBS 0! LITTLE ARTICLES

Left over from Holidays will be sold regardless of the old nrlces. Remenher the

RED M-AJRK.

EDSALL, ROOT CO.

Embroidery Stamping. VUJE nndersigned would respectfUir 1 to the ladlee »f tht# city, tbat»hela prepared

to do all kinds of Bmbrotdery aod Braid StaplDf, le uaopi ikiiI

She

IWtiJAJDQ WJMH1 JEMS

FOR NOTIONS!

Old Jaek Frost ia around 1 but we are ready for him, and have a choice line of

MERINO GLOVES, RINGGOLD GLOVES, BERLIN GLOVES, FLBBCE SILK GLOVES, GAUNTLET GLOBES

For Qants, Ladles, Hisses and Ch ~.roa. Genuine Book Gloves for Farmer*.

O S I E

A Full Stock of

Ladle's Pottamonth Hosa, white and colored, OTeacad Misses All kind*. Fancy Merino for Little Folk*.

Gent's Hoee, celebrated English Hosiery. both tferlno and Cotton. Gent'* All Wort Hand-loon-made Hoee, the beet thing In the market.

UNDER WEAK

Gent's Marino Shirts, Gent's Silk Skirt*, Gent's Merino Drawers,

LACE

Point Lace Colltrf,

pre.

abort notice aad in the beat atyle. pared to execute any deetred pattern that (Bay he nislehed.

Xra. JAVB

BPB€(U(S, 1H

Ho. 10 Third Street, Baateide e^Pahl la

Terr* Baate, Ind.

Ladle's Merino Vests, Ladle's BUk Testa, Ladle's Merino Drawers.

Iftsses Vests, cf all sizes Boys Under Shirt* and Drawers.

WOOLEN TEAPS.I

Hoods, Hooiie, Heeds.

ewer. Hoedi Skating Cape I if OarfDaldaa,

fo end te tiiem and more on the Lndlee( Heod* for Mlsaea andS theLadlee. Nubia* Sontagsi and Jacket* new and pretty «tyle».

Hoeda for for

EMBROIDERIES. II

Edging*, Edgings.

Edging*, Val«asinBee Id tna, thing new In tkli market.

Cisibrl ttanore Idaihg, Blaok BroaaeU Linen Edging and IneerUng, eome

HEAD NETS.

The

the next Thirty

(BnckeyeHead-IVet,'

for

the Ulillioii.

It Is ioereaelnf In the favor of tbe public everj day. It la the beat KIT for tfcemeoey ever ehowtt.

MOT

NUBIAS, SONTAGS,

LADIES' PURSES,

We have Jnet received a variety of .ew aad verf choice etytee.

HANDKERCHIEFS

AD eaileee varletp. Atk for B»m Stlch Handkerrbtef. A decided Bargain will be shown you I

SHELL BACK COMBS, SIDE COMBS, OB NT* $ PORTMONIES,

LADIBS PORTMONIES,

BELT BUOKMES, SHAWL PIN8t Too Numeroua to Mention!

Look Oat for Christmas!

GOODS NEXT WEEK

RYUE, BERRY & CO.

nevi-tf

WATER*'Beck,of

Pianos, Ksiodeons and Harmoniums.

fllUE largest assortment In tke ctty caa b« foand at WATKB'S, No. Ml Broadway, at great bargains. 100 new aad aeoood haad Pianoa, Melodeona and Hanaactane, To Let, Rent allowed if purchased aa per agreement. Monthly paymanta receif^Bd fer the same. C*th paid for aecond-kand Pianos and Xelodlans, Or taaen in exchange for aew. Instrumstrta tuned ami repaired.

TUTDtONULS.

"Tha Horace Waters Pianoa ara knows aa among tha vary beat."—* vangellst. Water's Pianoa and llalodeow challangt COTOTarlien with the Sneat made anywhere.—(lone tintaal.

NEW GOODS!

JOHN C. ROSS & CO.,

A I I

No. Ill Main Street

Received and for Sale LOW,

Bi&eK Stiktt merinos, Press Drekt

LHstiei, •lack BAadii all klnAi Waal DeLalaei,

Printed DeLaiaea Shawl*, Gaialmefci, Tweedi,

Mastery,

Ctlaves.

Eaikraldeflei. etc., etc.

Alio

Domestic Dry Goods, Flannels,

HOODS, S&A'TACtS,

Breakfast Shawls, Nubias,

GARIBALDIS,

And almost everything slse in that line, alao haae a fair assortment of

HARDWARE.

S. H. POTTER & CO.

DKALXKS IN

Hardware, Iron, Stee? Sheet iron, Tin Plate,

Copper, Zinc, and, Heavy Goods Generally,

SIGN OF 4®ErPADLOOK!

Terre Haute, Indiana.

The

fall OAttfAiGK has com-

imrcip, and we mors to the front with the largeaifaiid raoet complete selected stock

A E W A

To bs fouHd^p tlL!8w£hark3t. Aft«r ipearly twenty y«an of bard series: %-thb litie of business, Tn tbla city, it nay be considered for us, superfluous to adrerttat. But our neighbors are Jnriting o« on tO a oonflict In prices, and duty compels us to endeavor to preserve our. constitutional rights.

We offer to the'trade a very floe selected stock of American and Foreign

Pockct aad TaMc Cutlery!

I rory Handle Knit&( aud Fofkarlnsetts and by the doaeiijjwith'or without Forks: a tery fine stock. ef ^Bftv^r' Plated Forl^.TM .*Qd Table Spoont silver plated Tea ileHe, Boup Ladles, &c., Ac. allrer plated Oandlestfcke, Tea Trays, amgl« and ia sstts. A beautiful aasortmeat of Shoyeb and Tongs, and Fire Setts complete. A flne lot of Parlor Goal Grates, Coal^Ho&aad Sherela. 30 DOZEN Wt)OD SAWS I

The best in the* market.

SaicM of Every-'- tgcrijption

cwmmmmi ^Tttwntrate. Our Stock than

ia this line it lar&e, we hare hereto'

Building Materials!

350 Kegs aBaerted Wheeliing Naila. 5,000 Lights bent Pine Sash, of all sizes. 100 Best Pine Deora. 200 Boxes different size* Glass. 10 Barrels LlDseed Oil. 100 Kegs Eagle and other braud^ of White

Lead.

ILL

COLLARS.

KngUah Thread Celiara,

tfaiteae Lace Collar*,

Taleoeleones Lace Collari,

Point Lace Sette,

Thread iaee 8ette,

4VTheLarge«t Stock erer ahoim in thte market. EMBBOIDBRED HAUDKBROHIBFSI Perfect Beauties.

Hardware Trimmings!

Sueh as Lock?, Latches, Bolts, Butts and Screws, &c., the variety and and assoitment is superior to any iu the market.

•Mechanics Tools. Our large and carefully selected atock oi Edge Tools, Saws, Augers, Bitta, Planes, and every tool that goes to make up a full sett for any mechanic, is such as to make it for the Interest of every mechanic to examine ours before purchasing elsewhere

Iron and Heavy Goods!

In this line no other hcuso keeps so large a stock, and none can sell .caper. A largo stock of Leather aud Gum Belting, Gum Packing, Rope, Tackle

Blocks, Sugar Kettles, Wagon Hubs,

Carriage and Wagon Wood Work, Springs, Axles and other Trimmings. We offer 100 setts of the best and cheapest Thimble Sks and boxes in the market.

On hand 75 dozen of Lipponcott'a Simmon's aud Leverelt's

A E S

For sale single or by the dozen.

2,000 yerv superior Plow and Cultivator Handles. 5 tons of superior Plow Steel.

Saddlery Hardware We offer great bargains in this line, as we are determined to close out our stock at cost, aud purchased much below present ruling rates. sep26dw6mo

FAiniLY DYE COLORS.

Patented October 13,1668. Black, DarkOreenJi Black for Silk, f_Q_ Light Oreen, Dark Blae,

Light Blae, French Blue, Claret Brown. Dark Brown, Light Brown, Snuff Brown, Cherry, Crimean, Dark Drab, Light Drab, PawnD.ab, Light Fawn

CHOB1L HARP—A NB^V SUNDAY

School ISO ptgea of boentlfol Hymn ertd Taoes. It contains many gems, mch aa ''Shall We Knew Etch Other There •'duffer ltttle ChUdren to Come onto He The Seantifal Shore "Oh. la Qlorioua "Leave lie with hy Mother "He Leadeth Me Beside Sttll water*." Ac. Price, paper cover*, 30 cents: $16 per 100 bound, 35 cent* $30 per 100 cloth, bound, emboeeed gilt, S3 cents: per 100. Mailed at the retail price. It ia edltea oyBORtCK WATBBS, Author of "Bundaj-School Bella." Koa. 1 and 2, which have had the enormoua sale of over eight hundred thousand copies. Just publlahed by HOBACE WATERS. Ifo. 481 Broadway, New York. For sale by Clarke A Go. Indianapolia. Jyl5w8m

Drab,

OIL

LADIES' MISSES AND CHILD'S

BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS.

Which we will sell at Low Prices

O A S CALL VERY SOON.

Haroou, Orangs.

Purple, Royal purple, "aim on. Scarlet,

For Dyeing Silk, Woolen and MixedQooda, Shawls, Dreaeee, Kibbona, Gloraa, Bonneta, Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Children's

Clothing, and all kinds of 'VeArlng Apparel.

tr A SAYE. or 80 PSH CBNTJ-Yft For tw^iity-flve ceata yoa caa color aa many cooda aa would otherwise coet fl 'e ttmea that aum. VarJoua shadea can be prodaced fron the aa»a dye with perfect success Direction* a Ragliah, French and Omaan, lnalde cf each packafe.

For further lnformaticD la Dyeing, aad giriM a perfect kaowledge what colors an beet adapted to dye om othera,(w',th many reliable recipes,) par. chase Howe It Stevena' Treatise ea Dyeing aad Coloring. Sent by mall on reoeipt of lea—10 caets.

Manufaetured by HO*l ft I'lIVIJIl,

860

DBS. KU8T THOMP8QV

HAYING

AND UMPtr

XJAMPS and OiX»!

Queensware, Glassware,

LookingQlaeie*,Table Oatlery^fte.|

Ho. (2 Main St., Nertkef Qovrt

j. P' :f

PELtJIT ?ar:iI

By the Piece, Doien or Oroes. AWo,

Lamps, Lanterna, Ohandelien, Reflectors, Brackets Goal Oil, Bensole, Lubricathig Oil, &o., ke. a^Mdwtf

DRY GOODS.

GREAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS

—IN—

CLOAKS, SHAWLS, FURS,

OS ANTXHXNO IN LBTI CK

DRY GOODS,

At thG New Store on the corner of Main and Sixth streets,

C* aWOOJRJE*

NovMdfcwtf

TALK

11%Cr

ABOUT

HOLIDAY

NAMINS,

HUDSON'S HOUSE

Furnishing Sture

And get something uicful ns well as ornamental, in the way of

Gold Band. China, TEA-SETTS.

Gold Band DINNEK-BETTa.

China,

French White China, TEA-SETTS.1

French W*htte China, DINNERSETTS.

Silver Plated Castors, ALL PRICES.

Aie/rr^r.f, ALL PRICES.

Silver Flittd Sp^oni,

'flork--

Rich Sillcian Ware, TEA SETTS.1

TEA-SETTS.

Fine ivoryfiaidle Table Kiiires

TABLE KNIVES

OF EVERY STYLE.

Spoons of Every iSort and. Pattern,

PRESSED, £SDT 4 BOHEMIAN

THE COAL FAKOT

LAVA €R

Broadway, Boston.

For sale by druggists aad dealers generally, nertl-tf

associated themselves

tn the practise of medklne, reepeetfkQy t»ater their profeeaioisal serrieee to the eltkane of row Haats and the sarcoaaStag ^WaltT.

Omoa—On Mala Street, between Mh aad Sth afeeett, Itowft Bpfttte'i Here. deeSStf

WARE!.

PARIAN MASBl£, CHINA A_ND BO HEMIAN VAfiESfffrom Seta, to lO^ol-

THE MOST hi&WSt'Siif' GLASS PARLOR COALPIT. LAMP3 IN TBE

CITY,

GARBLE,

BOGKMIA2T ARTICLES

00Ail OIL CHUtZfETS &at Will not brtak by best. COAL OK warranted to be of the best m&nufactured at tbe lowest prices. fy Osll and see to be conviooed.

MAJORS. HUDSON.

Sign of th« Big T«a Pot*

Dee,19,daw^Bu

MLMER LAME ARRIVAL [_4

NE PIECE GCCE

FOB

WJGefJr,

Ml NS HALL'S,

Embracing evarjthing new In

CaialmereiANd (boating*-

Also addition* to the Stock of

0||L O TiH I'.N

AND

Gents' Furnishing Goods.

For a Handsome Dresa or Buai-

neaa Suit, or a uperb

Overcoat,

LEAVE YOUR ORDBfiS AT

MIN6HALL'S

18 Waloasli St.

CLOTHING.

SOMBTHXNG* NEW!

AT THE

The Union CJothing Store

*c«z asot&T&D

Over Ooc1.tlx1.ar0

BLUE ER8KINE BEAVERS DAHLIA CASTORS BROWN CHIN"CHILL A

B^ACK TRICOTS

AND VELAET COATINGS

Alao a choio# lot of C.is«iii«n for

Business Suits

Superior French aad English, plain and fancy styles

eitti.tvani• m,

th*.'

Light and Dark Blue for Officers ('•Iforma.

(iLOVKB

HOBJLKflT

WOOJ^N £81) SILK SCABF8 NTSGHjIGE shirts Plain and Fancy.

IliHTSMOK MAMNIITBB.

Trees, Vises and Shrubs!

TERES HAUTE NURSERY,

South-last of Ctty, Bast aide of E.

Best Selections.

Ordere left at

W. Patrick OeJs Ikug Btore

wtti receive prompt atteatten. Call before yea bay, or sead atsmp snd ir« a atalecae. "WW* PATHICK. 0 9

iasl TOBACCO

Established in

PETER LORILLARD,

Sniff & Tobacco Manufacturer,

1» CHAMBERS STREET.

formerly 9 Chatham Street, New York,) ealltlie attention of Dealers te the articles Of hi manufacture, vn:

Wotld eal

BBOWN SmiEF.

Demli^ros.

line Rappee, Pure Virginia, Coarse Rapper, Nachltoches, American Qentleman, Copenhagen,

YELLOW SNUFF.

gceuh, Honey Dew Scotch, High Toast Scotch, Fresh Boaey Dew Scotch, Iiish High Toast, Ifrcsh Scotch, or Lnndyfoot, •^ATrzxnOKiacAuxDToiBK Liaac acDrcrtojc

Paten or Fwa-Ctrr Caawmo A*T» Saoarao TO

BACCOS. WHICH WOT BE

rocxD or *.Sur**ioa QoAurr. TOBACCOS. FIXI CL'T CBXW»0. SMOKINO.

esiosixo. Long, r. A. Ln or plain, S. Jago, Ne. 1, Cavendish, or Sweet, Spanish,

No. 3. Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canaswr, Keail A 3 mixed. Tin Foil Cavendish, Turkish. Granulated.

N. B.-A circn'ar of prices will bo sent on appllegtton. aept 19, '63-wly

$100 REWARD! For Madicine that v. ill cure COUGHS,

INFLUENZA,H TICKLING in til® THROAT, WHOOPING COUGII, Or relieve CONSUMPTIVE COT'G A, as quick as

O O S

COUGH BALSAM!

Over Five Thousand Bottles

Hate been sold in Its native town, and not a single instance of IU failure is known. We hare, in our poesesslon, any quantity of certificates, some of them from

EMINENT PHYSICIANS,

Who have used it in their practice, and glvsu it the pre-eminence over any other compound.

It does not dry up a COTJGH,

but leosena it, so as to enable the patient to expectorate ireely. TWO OR THREE "P03K8 WILL IKVARIABLT

CURE TICKLING LK THE THROAT. A HALT Bottle has ofte•. completely cured tho moat STUBBORN €OlO II, and yet, though it is eo

sure and speedy in its op

eration It la perfectly harmless, being purely vegetable. It is very igree^ble to the taste, and may be administered to children of any age. In cases of CROUP we will Ruarnnteo a euro, if taken in soason. No Family should, be without It.

It ia within tho reach of all, the price being ONLY 25 CENTS. And if an Investment aad thorough trial does not back up the above statement, the money will be refunded. We a this, knowing ita merits, and feel confident that one trial will secure for it a home in evory household.

Do not waste away with Coughing, when so small an Investment will care you. It may be had of any

respect with a circular of genuine certificates cf cures it

able Druggist in town, who will furnish you lar of has made.

Cf,

CIsaRML Si -CO., JProprietora, NEW HAVEN, CT.

At Wholesale, by

LORD & SMITH, Wholesale Druggists. 23 Lake Street, Chicago, 111. For sale by Druggists in city, coun try, and everywhere."

SeptSO, 1863-wflm

MILLINERY.

O E N I N OF

FALL MILLINERY

Cloaks, Trimming*, Ac.

|ON SATURDAY, OCTTOBER lit. ItlRS. WALTER) I o«l No. 103 Vain Slrt tt.

DRY GOODS-

NIFERT DUNN'S

I.irpe stcck nf

"if "DR. SWEET'S

1Y60.

Infallible

Goods

Staple and Fancy Dry

mvK

COMK AT CAST,

Ami still

RECEIVING DAILY

To their stock all tleMrable goods nccetaary to make a

Complete Stoolt

Saeii as thla market requires, and would reajecttelly invite the public to examine a

BEAUTIFUL HTOtMv

O O S

yamelj:

A BEAUTIFUL STOCK

FRENCH

ANIi E.ViV.ISH GOODf».

ORF.SS

A verysoparioi s'vck

S I S

In all colors

ti.iCK MI AT ALL I'KICKS, RI( BALM PKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS,

CLOTHS AND CAKSI.MEKES

For men and t.--".rs near.

BL\CK AND BROWN MI'sLLN CHECKS, TICKING. GINGHAMS, FLANNELLS, COTTON FLANNEL,

LINSEY8 &e. PRINTS IN GREAT VAKIETY, TABLE LINEN, WHIRE LINEN do, CRASH TOWELLING", COTTON AND

LINEN DIAPER, LADIES FURS, CtTF3 AND MUFFS, CHILDREN S do

Wool Hoode,

BaQroad.

Apples, Fears, Peaches, Cherries.

Heetamter Qatace, Hardy Qrapee, Currauti, Blackberries, Oooeebenlea, Easpberrlee, Strawberries. Also Ornamental Trees, STsrgreens, Shrube, Seeea, Balbew Hoots and Bedding Plaatt of the

NP«OOS,

Sontags, Scarfs,

Embroideries, Wb/Jfl Goods, Laces. Collars, Ribbons, Glow, HosierT, Handkerchiofs &c. Ladies trimmeo and Qotrlmmed Blankets of tl! suea. Ladles cloth for 01oak»—TW7 cheap.

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS Atf CAPS,

NIPPFRT fc DUNN.

^ov. l"dtf.

Liniment

V/-:

THE

GEEAT EXTERNAL REMELY. FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT, NBUBALGIA, un*. BAGO, STIFF NECK AXD JOISTS, SPRAINS.

BRUISES, errs AND WOUSD.*, PILES, HBADACHK, AND ALL RHEUHATIC A»D KERVOC3 DISORDERS. Dr. Stephen Sw&et, of ConjjecticuU The Great National Bone Setter. Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, Is known all over the United States. Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, Is the author of "Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment." 4 Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Cures Rheumatism and never lulls. Dr. Sweet's Infallible I.luinicnfIs a certain remedy for Neuralgia. Dr. Sweet's infallible Liniment Cures Burns and Scalds immediately. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Is the best Known Remedy for Sprains and Brui»es Dr. Sweet's infallible Liniment Cures HeCdache immediately and wap wver koowu to foil. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Mnlmeni Ai?~da immediate relief for Plies, and seldom fail*.,, to rare. Dr. Sweet's Infallible I.inlmcn Cures T^xtiiaohe in one Minute Dr. Sweet's infallible Liniment Cures Cuts and wounds immediately and W scar. Dr. Sweet'* Infallible 'Liniment Is the beat remedy for Sores in tho known world.

DR SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT Has been u»ed by more *ian a million people ara al praise it.

DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT Is truly a "friend in need," and every family should have It at hand.

DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINtMENT Is for salo by all druggists. Price 35 and SO coots. RICHARDSON A CO.,

Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct.

For ea!t 1-5 all Dealers.

The ILrly Physical Degeneracy _°F—

IP®®plI(5o

Just Publlslied by Dr. A. Slone» Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygienic Institute. A Treatise on tho Causes of Early Thyslcal Decline of American People the causes of Nervous

Debility, Consumption and Marasmus. This work is ono of high moral tone, written la chaste, yet thrilling language, and appeals directly to tho moral consciousness of Alh P^aesTS ana Qnardians especially, detailing scientific and reliable aids and treatment for cure.

It will le sent hy mail on the receipt of two 3i S a Parents and Guardians I Fall not to send and a in is it Young men 1 Kail not to send and get this book. Ladles 1 You too should at once aecure a copy ot this book. A Word of Solemn €on»clcntIou« Advice to those who will reflect

A class of maladies prevail to tearful extent in the community, dooming at least 100,000 youth of both sexes annually, to an early graT» Thoae als eases are very imperfectly understood. Tnelr external manifestation, or symptoms aro Nervous Debility, Relaxation and Exhaustion Marasmus or .wasting and consumption of the tissues of the wholu body shortness of breathing or hurled breathing on ascending a hill or flight of stairs great palpitation of the Heart Asthma, Bronchitis and sore Throat shaking of tho Bands and Limbs aveislon to society and to business or study dlmnef of eye sight, loss of Memory, dliainess of the Head. Neuralgia, Pain in various pints of the body Pains In the back or limbs, Lumbago, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, irregularity of the bowels, deranged secretions of the Kidacys and other glands of the body, as Leucorrnoeaor Kleur -Aibus, Ac. Ltheivise Eipilep^v, ri and Nervous Spasms. jiuv, ... tynino cases out of every one hun dred, au

i've named disorders, and a host

others not uuc .- -I, .is Consumption of the Lungs an that mostinsic j-ja and wily form of Consumption

of the Spinal N es, known asTabea Doraalea, aid I Tabes mesenter have their Beat and origin in I diseases of the yio Vlscrra. Hence tho want success on the part of old Bchool practice In treating symptoms only.

Dr. Andrew Stone, PhyElclan to the Troy Lung and Hygienic Institution, is now engaged in treating tbii class of modern maladies with the most astouI lrhing succcss. Tbo treatment adopted bytholnstltut! ii is it is based upon scientific principle with nnw ti.. overed remtdles, without minerals or I poisons. The fucUitiee of cure are 'nch that patients can be cured at their Lomea, In any part c,t tho country, from accurate descriptions of their cases, by letter andhave .ho medicines teaut by

Mall or express. Printed interrogatories will be forwarded on application. Consumption, Catarrh anddisuasdo" the throat cured as well at tho homo of the Patients as at ths Institution, by sending the

•c

Cold Medicated limit u9

BALSAMIC YAPO«S, with inhaler and ample directions for their use, ar.d direct correspondence. Patients applying for interrogatlves or adTlce, must enclose return 6tamps, to meet attention.

The attending Physician will be fonud at tie list! tut ion for consultation, from 9 a. m. to 9 ai.,each dav. Sunday in the forcnoen.

AddTesF. DR. ANDREW STONE, Physician to the Troy Lung and Hyglentlc Institute and Physician for Diseases cf the //esrt.Throa and Lnng*, 96 Fifth St.,

Troy, N. Y. decSlwly

Greatest Medial Circular ET« Published! WM t'

I tt7rFIfteen"S*t largo a I «1 letter iages for two 3 cent starope.**

DSS. JACKSON, HEBBKLT & CO.. Propr.etors of the Katioual Dispensary, establlbhed Cincinnati, O Jan. 1, 1380, euro a41 private diseases with unexampled rapidity. Vfe guarantee to caro Qonorrhcca, Gleet, Syphlllts, InipotenRy, Noctornal Emlsalona, or Self-Abuse, Dinrnal Kmlaelons, Female Ccniplalnts. In sh'rt, every possible form and vsriety of Sexual Disease. Cares, rapid, thorough and permanent, and fees moderate. Send for our Circular —fifteen large S In. by 11 in. letter pagea, of varied, valuable aiui interesting matter. Alao, a Clreuler lutended fir Ladles only.

Many of our patients assert, hfcy have sent money to Doctors in Kaatern Cities and received so retnrn. Then why not patronize home talent—men who know the Western climate And can effect speedier cures.

Dr. JdcUson's Female Pills—#1 per box—send for Circular. 8] ecial rltten Replies, well scaled, scut with theCtrcjlar, wltbontcharge. Oneofth cheapest, most interesting and important beokg e\ erpublished. 300 pages, 100 engravings, "Thb Mountain of Light, or Medical Protector and Marriage Guide, and an Explicit Key to Love and Beauty." It SATISFACTORY reveals var.ous iuoJects never before fully explained in any popalar work In the English language. Price 50 cent* and one 3 cent stamp, or three for $1 and three 3 cent stamps. Fully described la Circular, which every young man shou 1 have, whether sick or well.

MedlclDe and Instructions sent promptly to any part of the country. Consulting Booms of the Dispensary, Go 187 Sycamore street, a. 0. Box, tfo. 43G.

DR. JACKSON'S ORIBSTAL LlNIUEM Removes all coldness, an rtjovenates organs #hlc!i havo laih dormant for many jrears. It will cure any caaeof laipo:incy, create and increase the passloiis for any reasonable time. Can Oe mailed with per feet safety. P'ico $3 per bottle.

DR. JACK&0H' FBENCH PATPNT MALE SAKK. it Is perfectly safe and never fails to give satisfaction. It ia the only sure and safe preventive aglnst contracting disease ever Invented. Price $1 each $4 per If dozen, and $7 par dozen, s:nt by inal!.

September 18,1863-w8mo

QUEENSWARE.

hKLIiEK & IVORC KO^^

New Queensware Store!

WE IIAYE JUST BECE1VEU. direct from the Potteries in Kogxand, a most complete and ni"-nldcent assortment of QUEENS WARE, which we offer to the public at as low rats aa they can buy at any house In the W*fct.

In addition to tblts we haven good assortment if IV II I A VTe aUo have a fine atock of

GLASS'VAUY,

HfLVKit-PLATKD and BRITAN1A WASK, CUTLERV, &c, IA1W1*S«—We have on hand a very heavy etock of Lamps, which we gnarantvo to tltlier whuleaale «r retail as low as any hoase in the ouutry. Countrv dealers will pleaso take notice.

OHi OIL.-We keep constantly en hand the wry b»nt quality of Coal OU, and lnvl'c thu B«bllc to give It atrial, feeling confident that ~trl«| wlllconvlncn them of its superiority.

Persons wishing to purchase anything In unr line would do well to give us a call before makiLe their pmrhaiea lsewherc.

KKLLER & NOSCROSdfr

Ko. It National n"tel Block, third door from Sixth ulrecl octlftdtf

W. Oe I.alTinler, itl, I, OHYSiClAN AND Sl'RGKO^ JL airet

aires spec: »1 to tli- trea^ent of Die. aases of the Kye, 1 Kar vp rate«t for Cjtara:t, ArIBcla! Pupil, Pte:yguffi, ntaphyl'«n», .-itabttiaa*. Itc. Kecoves tV.c prions

Rye,

ill, Ptc-y

IOTOJS..of

A{'it.« m-ii

Tronic lofiainat!.-r. «f tti« Kre'and Ear. by frl'.j iourse of remedial agent* RMat»ies SiKht to tie ^Und, and Hearing to tfie Deaf, In all ca*ea ens-r?,-.. tlble of cure by operation or medici! »reatm:-et.

Kay be coo*nltsd. free of eha»Re, by le'.ci t: othorv. i«o. 0-' .", ScutheaBt corner BCCOTI-1»'i •par flrec u, -."-aante.lvdlaiirt 1f-Vf )»vr-,

TONSORIAL

Medicated Hair Tonic!

Pwould

ROF. GEOKGE W. CANADA respectfully Inform the clticena that tn addition to keep a llrtt dies Shaving Saloon, adjoining tbe Terre Haute Boose, he manufactures an arttole ot HAitt TOSIC that k«cp( tht scalp free from dandraff. Also SHAMPOOS For Ladies use. Strict attention given tn Bhaiapooning and Cutting Yonng Ladies and Uttis CHrii Hair anglldU