Weekly Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 July 1864 — Page 4

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OFFICIAL.

Published in the Paper having the largest Circulation

I,I*T OF LETTERS

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UNCLAIMED I~N TJfK POST OF.

KICK AT 1IAUTE. INDIANA.

JULY 16, 1864,

JW "To obtain any of these letters, the applicant moat call for "Advertised letters," give the date of this list, and pay one cent for advertising' 6t9_'If not called for within one month, tbey will be soot to the Dead Letter Office.

Published every Saturday Morning.

LADIES LIST.

Bray Mrn Mary Brutt Miss Aon 8 Bradford Martha Bradish Mrs Carrio Baltuo Mra II

OaritUfira Mrs £. (Jar Miss Mary Campbell Anna Chambers Lizzio Cannon Mra Sarab Caitiff Mrs Ann

Creasy Mrs Eliza Oox Miss Philoiia Olouse Eliza Culver Mrs Nancy Cusic Mrs Ella

Dawson Mrs Jap. Davis Mrs

Drummond Mra 'N Donharo Elioora

Ferguson An^elino Francis Mra Pbebo Fooaig Mrs Eiizi Ferguson Mrs

Frey Miss Amanda Fosser Mrs Oriza Fonts Mra Lizzie Fry Miss Kate

Griffin Mrs Mary

OarHon Garret Oampboll Henry Clark A Grady Clark James W 9 Crialor Abraham Cox W

Mattox Win Nlauk Wm Markloy Myers Miller

Gitliugn Mrs A II

Hays Miss Arexa Hoop* Miss Cap Harpold Mrs liebeca Howell Rachel Henderson Mrs E Diode Mrs Susan l*

Houch Miss Eliza Hurct Mis Rosanna 1

inks Mrs Sarah

Joslin Miss Caroline

Kolley Mis Peter lvuykndoll Mrs E

Kuykendoll Mtb

J^arkine Miss Jemima Lyman Miss M&ry A Lake Mta.) Harriet A Liltlo Mii^ Ljdnj Lyton Mrs Joseph

Manning Miss Lida Moer Miss Julia Miller Mrs Livoua A Montgomery Morgan Mra O Marph#-" Malaat Misa Mollio E _j Miss Mary

McMcGath Misa McDaniel Miss Mary _jttaUath Misa N McKingery MiBS E McOolliflter Miss AMoTntire Mary A

McMannors Miss E

Nolsoii Miss Mariah N ioco Mrs Sarah E Nolson Miss Syntha

Pafrick Mm Purcell Mrs Tabitha Pettingill Mrs BerklyPortor Mrs Mary Pugh Sirs

It Roberts Miss Martha Rumbly Mrs Mariah

ltiuhoy Miss Zilphia Ryan MissLittioL ltiley Miss Helen Iteoves Misa Annie E

Russoll Miss Maggie A

Sankoy Misa PatienceStreotor Miss Mollie Spark a Mrs Mary Strickland Mra E Stourte Misa Sliumakor Miss Smith Mrs E A Smith MrS Sarah Smith Miss Ann

Thomas Mra Thomas Mrs %rali

Young

Archor John Archer Allen 1) 0

Thorp Miss Julia A

Warrou Miss Susau FWcst Mrt Mary Ann Watson Miss Mary Weese Mra Mary Ann Walden Mies LucindaWost Mrs Mary ADD Walkor Mise Mary Williams Mrs E Jane Warner Mrs AmandaWhite Misa Francis Warren Mre Mary

OFINTI*l2MAI¥S MUST.

Allerton Allon S Arnel

11 Bowmau Wm VV Brown

Barnos Ikrnos John Bray Stogner Barnes Black Johu W Barnes John Boaumount W Bright 11 Bridges Joseph

Brown Lt W Brooks Johu Brown Blything Francis Bugg John Bushnel Burdsull Stephon

Cox John Clotfelter Israol Callistor Wm Cooper W 1.) Copso Michael Cunningham

I Deokins S Douglass

Dalton Harry Davis John Darmstotter Jacob Diekman Fred

Drukker Duubarger Wiu i: l'cklos George Katon Jao

Esury Mason Ederlo Unton

Francis Jacob Farloy Jauol* I Ferguson Geo

Filling Fred Faehule Jacob Faulko Jno 4n

Garred Micliaol Gap Geo Gray Mones Qray Matt Grahntn Joseph

Greggs Josoph Guin Washington Gordon S Grover A 5

II Holmes Wesley Hopper Wm

llayih Achilles S Harding lianiuun Harris Jas W Harlan Geo Hall as Hep John Henry Franklin Hill Johu 4

Hoffman Goo Hotel ackson Hunting E Huthel Chaa Huth Jas

Inks Beochor

.1 Johnson Wm Johnson

Jewel Win Jonos Jas S Jones Burrel

Keith 11 0 Kamher Adelbenl Kersey as A

Kuykendall E Koinecko Andrew Kuykendall Wm E. Luescher llov Little Loyd Owen Luce George

Laukester Jacob Leonard AVilliain Lanbrun atnos I-ooce Goo

Mills Stephen Morrison Allen Moftet Daniel Murphy W

McCray Alei McPaniols S McGath Wm McAnderson O

Neal Thns Nixton 3?orris A

0'pi)na«l Jobu dinger Wilfoni I» Patient Montgomory Tiekcns David S Parkhill Hoot Petlit Austin Patrick Hugh Patton E Poarco Pal^sland Wm Price Highland

Phillips James Pugh Joseph S Puroell Noah Pound Wm

IjE

I'oto William Pugb Thomas

It Robinson William Robinson l'ierson

Raw Josoph Reituan Jacob Rcnacnbrink Wm H'ley Oeo W Ross John

Roller SamQel

Russell Hoory

Sage Frauklin Shaadlev W •Seely Charles Shields Patrick

SMITHS.

Smith Kitchen

Tetley Michael Tullls Oliver Thompson W Tullis Wm

Toby Samuel Torrance Wm Tucker Wm Thompson Wm

Vogel Paul

W Wilson Robert Williams Cyrus

Wads John W Walker Wm Walton WH Warren David Walthrop Heorie Wallace E Watson Jonathan E Welker Jamea Weaver James W Wilson

Bradford Mrs Mary Black Miss Henrietta Brisslin Mrs Sarah Burke Mrs Mary

Williams Nath Whitney Riley Wilkes Heory Will Wm Williams John Wilson Worthy John

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J.O.JONES, P.M.

BOOTS ANP SHOES.

W. T. STONE &«*0,

In Full Blast'' kisr

uniiST

0 O

IF TOU WANT

JYtce IPres8 tioot!

W. T. STONE & OO'S.

IF YOU WANT

•f JLady/'s or Jfjfisses title Balmoral Gaiter, JLace Boot or Slipper,

You Trill find it at

W. T. STONE & GO'S.

IF YOU WANT

Jttens^ Boys' or Youth's Boot, Brogan* Balmoral or Plow Shoe,

Ton will be tore to find It at

W. T. STONE & GO'S.

IF YOU WANT

•fl Chtldrentf or Infants Gaiter, Balmoral or Jinkle tie.

Hee them at

W: T: STONE & OO'S:

Country merchants

Desiring to buy at W holeealo would find it to their interest to buy at Tlie Oily Shoe Store,

W. T. STONE & 00.

Mo. 5, Phoenix Row, Main St.,

aprfldwly TRItRK HAIITM, IMP.

A N O O

How Lost, how Restored faJWtam JuU published,a new edition of Dr. V/fA

BSOITA,or

CuiverweiiS Celebrated. lisnay on the radicbt curs (without medicine) of SPIRHATOH-

Seminal Weakucas, Involuntary Seminal

Losses, Impotency, Mental sud Physical Incapacity, Impediments to llarilage, etc., also, Consoaiption, Epilepsy and File Induced by gclf-Indulgonce or sexual extravagance. 49~Price, in a sealed envelope, only six cents.

The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay Lecture, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years successful practice that tbe alarming consequences of Self-abuse may be radically eured without the dangorous use «f internal .medicine,or the application of the knife—pointing out mode of cure at onco simple, certain and eQ'ectual, by means of which overysufforer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure ^himself cheaply, privately, and radically. *J"TUis lecturo should be in the hands of every youth and every man in the land.

Sent under seal, In a plain envelope, to any address on the receipt of six cents, or two pontage ptamps, by addressing tho publishers,

Chas. J. C.Kline Ac Co.,

W Bowery New York, Tost Office Box, 45S6. mar2wly

STOVES AND TIN WARE.

A. Li IlJ

S MjMj #.v

BAU,M»rk«t.

JftOTiOJV

selling the best COOK 8TOVRS In tko

BALhthis

soils the CONQUEST Cook Stove, and with stove I defy competition don't except an stove made. soils tho FOHK3T QUBRN Cooking Stove.

AJd. sells the ALLIGATOR COAT. COOK (best Coal Burner made.

ALL has tlie largest stock of Htuvea In tho city.

BALLcity.

sells Stoves cheaper than any house in the

BALL

warrants evnry Stove be sells to tclvo satisfaction.

I^ALL has Uie largest stock of Tlu Ware in the city.

BALL

keeps a j?eue*al variety of House Furnish Ing Goods.

BALL

keeps everything mually kept In a flretclass house of this kind.

BALL

Mo McLane A McCellistcr Thil

McMulIcn Isaac

IS propaml to do Jobbtug, nutt«rtcR and Spouting on s)od terioit.

ALL Is a practical workman.

HAU.

Niece Wm Nelson Samuel

pnrsooally saiHsrloltMifln ll»- Mannfactnrin flepartaiout.

J^AI.I warranto all work duie at this hotwe.

J^ALLgayBthe highest price for old Copper and

BALL

paya the bluest prtce fftr old U*«t a:d Wrooftht Iron.

ALL Is betvrcu Vonrth and Fifth StreeU. TBRBB HAUTK.

I^AU. can be found at the

Sign of The Tin Kali.

BALL

IS thankful for past favors, and hopea bl strict pergonal attention tobi iwnaiul

uSk. XJ

ehSTdwir

A6SNTS1something

William

Shultz Irvin •Schultze Peter Sykes Eti

V.%

ttoaineas the

WILL KEEP ROLLING.

Look to your Interests!—Call and examine urgently needed by every person or ten

MBIUM

sent free,, by mail, for

Twenty Cants, that retails for Two Dollars, by 8. L- VfOLCOTT, Ko. 170 Catham Square, Hew Tork. dec.SS,-wly.

CLOTH INC.

Large Additions

TO lHE -"STOCK OF

FINE CASSIMERES

COATINGS,

^zesTizrsro-s.

LINENS,

TIB

Furmshin0 Goods

I N

Embracing Everythiug Ma rknt.

JUST RECEIVED AT

I N S A S

81 Wabaeb. St.

•e-WANTED-w

1,000 RS CRUITS

AT THB

KT I MR

CLOTHING STORE!

To fill tho places of the 100 Pay Hen, so that we can dispose of our FINS STOCK of

Spring & Summer

LINEN DUSTERS, SUMMER OVER-OOATS, BLACK ALPACA COATS,

BLUE FLANNEL BLOUSES BLACK DOESKIN PANTS,

WHITE DRILLING PANTS, BROWN LINKN PANTS,

Military Vesta WHITE MORSALES FANCY VESTS,

egl ige Sili rt

The KINK ST SHIBTS In the market.

©IdDttlhn

BKAUTCFUL STYLES.

S OJfi t] TtfWJYli IV

FOR THR liADlBS.

BUTERICKS PATTERNS

Theae patterns are for all ages 'from 21» 15 years.

CALL ANDSBKTHKK AT

The Union Clothing Store

Doctor Brown,

No 46, East Fourth St., Cincinnati Cures all forms of Private Diseases, and Weakoesaea which effect the organs of generation In either eex, In tho shortest time possible, and with the least iBConvenience, and expense to the patient.

YOCNtt IVEX

Icjored in body, and mind, by a solitary evil prac* tice, and others by eicassivo vvneraal indulgence, should apply without delay, and be restored to vigor and good health.

A practice tn this city for more than thirty years has establish»d Ir. Brown's reputation for eminent skill, aud success In his profession.

Medicines seat by Mail or Kxpraas to all parts of the United States. Apply In persoe, or by lettar to W. C. Brown, M. D. St. 46 Katt Fourth Strret, Ctnctunati. Ohio. asSwly

DRY COOD.V.

LATEST :ARRIVALS.

Latest Novelties

M-

DRESS GOODS, 8DOH AS

Plaitt and Striped Jflohair, Plain and Checked

zambiquesy

Colored JMlpacca$

Shades,

Paris cheeked Mozambique*, Paris new Shades, Plain and checked de Chevre.

ALSQ

Broe^iit Mfernanot- Beautiful StvUs. Mgh colored Plaids

Styles.

New

A SPL^|fDiD"sTOOK OP

Spring Delaines

AifDj

CH ALLIES

Plain Klaek 8ilks FOK.!:MANTLES.

A large assortment of SprlnSbawg la, In all Qradea and very Cheap.

JACKONETS, BOBINETTS, DIAPER CRASH, TOWELLING, NAPKINS.

New iu the

BRILLIANTS, IRISH LINEN, TABLE LINEN, LINEN HDKFL.

GLOVES AND HOSIERY,

In fall variety.

E A W E S

NEW STYLE

CLOTHING.

OR LINEN DUSTERS, go to

FOR

•F

NO. 7'J WABASH STREET.

8AH"t|8TKH.

PRMVJiTE BMSJEJISES

OR THE

jEelanger Bro-

LINEN and MARSEILLES tPANTS call Erlanger $ Bro,

JpORjMARSEILLES VESTS call

OR THE LATEST STYLESJIN CASSIMRE SACKS call at Erlangor $ Bro.

FOR

THE LATEST IN CASSIMERE! AND call at

STYLES PANTS MATCH

VESTS TC

Erlanger Bro.

?CR' A HANDSOME CLOTH SUIT call

BLACK at

Erlangeh Bro.

OR THE fcBEST PITTING SHIRTS IN THE OITY

call

Erlangerlft Bro%

FINEST

DISPLAY of

Genta Furnishing Goods,Scarfe Vfeck Ties, etc., call at Erlanger $ Bro.

FYOU

want to buy

Cheap

Clothing

call at

N. -fcJrjanger & Bra

8TREET-

93 MAIN

TUCLL & IIIPLEY.

Ofeat argains IS

cumiiimmst

Ko» l* the time to purchite at

T??r.

HE^jUOED PRICES!

CIOM

Aa we Intend to

rat out Spring stock at

VERY LOW PRICES.

Call and exam&M Hefcre pnrchaatng elsewhere,

TVKLL 4c HIPLEY^

Corner Fifth and Main Street*.

-r

ismnvcuitei

Of the favorite brands

American, Sprague and Bicomond.

1 he attention of buyers 1* particularly invited to the above, aa the aelecttona the moot deiirable yet offered.

DRESS GOODS

SILK CHALLIS

SILK BAREOKS,

MOZAMBIQUES, GRENAWhS, LUSTRES,

POPLINS,

CRAPE MARETZ, TAMARTINE, SHAWL BAREGES,

LAWNS,

I E S

BLACK SILK9. "&C.

•d

NIPFERT A DUNN.

rl\ieU't§

Goods!

Great Variety

SUN UMBRELLAS PVftSOLS, HOOP SKIRTS,

f. Erlanger Bro.

Notions in Great Variety!

a N

OP THK SEASON.

A IVew Invoice just received.

DRY COODS.

•SMl $4

!ii

BALMORALS HOSIERY, GLOVES,

RIBBONS,

HEAD NETS.

EMBROIDERIES, GUIPURE LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, GIMPS, ORN

French Corsets!

TUELL RIPLEY, Corner FIFTH and (MAIN.

Shetland Lace Shawls

-AND-

DUPLEX EIPTIO SKIRT ARK TI1K

IHEIjL, U1PLGV, 134 MAIN STREET.

A CHOICE LINK OP

Ladies* Silk Jtfitts!

Travelling Satchelsf

Ladies# Misses

OH SECOND KLOOE.

TUELL & RIPLEY

Wlukaale and Beuil Torro

!£CAu.iiO«

«v' ,. "Us*,

r~-Z

Greeat Exhibiliou

'-ft'-w1

•3

I SILKS. io

7»1-

PLAID SILKS! r*.-

vIS*l

H1PLET,

S 134 MAIN STR1ET

i*'-

FilT6f"a¥fifPfiC'^rLKB,v

CflECESILKB,

New Foulard Silk

Pongee Silks.

Plain Colored Silks,

We bave a Splendid Assortment of

Plain Black Silks.

Dresses and Mantles

full Stock of

Ladie Spring Circles,

Scoteh. Cloaks

Bipleys,

134 nfafn^gtreet

FTIAL 3

STRING SHAWLS:

OBEPB DB PARIS,

FINE BAREGE

UAZAMBIQUii,

GRENADINES,

KNIT ZEPHYRS,

BLACK SILK,

BLACK THIBET,

COLORED THIBET

We are prepared to manfaotnre

LAUIES'ISPRING

Of all descrlptlooe on short ^notice and reasonable Terms.

A FULL gTOOK 09

TRIMMINGS

Constantly kapt on hand.

The most attractive of our Uoop Skirts Is

JYew Skirt for

1864

haw Fatsated

DUPLEX ELIPTIC!

feel Spring

THISIn

REMARKABLE INYEN-

tlon Skirts wlU entirely obviate and alienee the only objection to the uaa of Boon gklrta, vie the annoy an oe to the wearer as well as tho public, especially In crowded assemblies, stagea, coaches, railread cars, arm chairs, or sitting down anywhere, from the difficulty of contrasting them and occupying a small apace.

The invention of the 'DUPf»KX JCL1PTIC SPRINO oatirely removes this difflcalty, while giving the dkirt the uaual fall and symettical appearance, tbe wvareris enabled to contract It with scarcely any attention or effort Into ao small a compass that no trouble wlH be experienced in tbe most crowded coaches or cars, dispensing entirely with the old difficulty and enabling the wearer to derive all tha benefits which the use ef this skirt has Introduced.

Tha Invention af this "DupUx Iliptic Spring," Uke all oth«r valuable Inventions, la ft the moft simple kind, oonalatlng of Duplex for two) Bliptlc Steel Springs lngenlouaiy braided together edge to edge, beta? v»ry flexible tough and elastic, enabling the wearer to place aod fold it wheu tn use aa easily and with the same convenience aa a silk or mualin drees. Another Important feature of tha Duplex Bliptlc Spring la, the durability of tho wires or springs giving much greater strength to tbe Hoope which prevents their breaking or bonding out of

e*New Duplex K.lirtlc Skirt balng mveh more durable than the alngla' wire, thus adding economy to the it any other advantagaa. Thla Invention la dastined to create an excitement among tha fair

as no lady wlU diqpnse with the New Patented Duplex Xllptio Spring Skirt, eftar rnoe using It. All made of tha new and elegant carded Tapa.

The Multiform Skirt

la oae of tha latest and moat practlcaWv^^'Vi^ tha seaaon, betsg a Skirt ftat can ba

OXJti OOK

IMPORTANT™FEMALES

PKOOLAMATION!

rVo

tho

BUTU HlAttRlKU ANO

The fUtiesi Stfjfulalor for JPrmales.

rpH

KRE IS BUT ONE GENUINE

-L tu»i 8DBX OURS (tr QlRuS or WOHXN who anffsr from IrregulcrtUea, or obstructions af the Hesaea, whatever may ha the oaoaa of those obstructions.

This Core has been recognised for many yaara.— TH* ONLY SAPK RBLIAlfCK is In JDr. Cbeeaemauw Fomalo that Ladlaa havo for relief from the stippreasloa

thoseperUd* which. If kept up according to the calls of Katnre, will ai'ARANTHK TO THKM th» fvttmt amount of good htatlh and strmgtA and whloh, if not reigtuarly experteaoed, will parodnoe M1SKKT and DKATU, and that first of all Retnetilas for diseases of Veniales,

Dr. Cheeseman's Female Piltii

This OOOD OLD RKMXDY tor alt obstruouons haa h«en balled with pleasure and profit

rangmKmt,

[N|ALL SHADES,

hoc* bttn popular and turt cur** for

ME9ICAL. QUEEW5WARE.

for

rears. In all parts of the civilised world. Its author AN OLD BXPMUMirCTD PHTSICIAK, whom everybody knows, said It whom everybody places oenftdenoe and respect. It Is ntw-trMgUd or-

but a STANDARD RXUKUY.

Dr. Cb«esem*n'a Female Pills

have never failed, and thousands of certificates to this effect can be found In all parts of the country. The proprietors of Dr.

Cheeseman's

long-triti neip*

guarantee that ONE BOX Will ret tore the natural monthly function to ANT FKMALK, NO MATTKK WHAT HKit COKDITION OB AQB. Indeed, so oertain are Dr. Olieetomaa's Female Fill** H^icA

over

a QUARTER OF A CKNTURY, to restore the menstraal flow In a natural way, that ladles who are pregnant most not me them, as they will Invariably produce a mlscarriago. THBY CANNOT DO HARM in any other way.

Dr.Cheeseman'ft Female I'll la are the only medicine that MAKR1KD AND 81NQLK LADIES hire relied upon for many years, or can rely upon now. Beware of Imitations! Take this advertisement to your Druggist and tell him you want Ike Best Female Medicine in the World,

Which is comprised lu

0 r. Oheeseman's Female Pills!

These form the finest preparation ever put forwa.*d, with Immediate and rend stent success. O N E E E I E I

Dr. Cheeaoman'B P11U have received aud are uow 2"^ tollrV* ?r^CUOnf

th°

mteit

ciana in America.

0m'U4l,t Pliyii"

KXPUCIT DlRKHTiONa with each Box. The price, 0«K DOLLAR PKR BOX, containing ftntu flfhr to sixty Pills.

Pills eent by mail, promptly, by remitting the prico «o the proprietors, or any authorised agent. In current fhnds. Bold fay Druggists generally. nUTCHIIfaa HILLTKR, Proprietors, 61 Codar Street, New York.

Bold Wholesale by Jolin D. Park, Cincinnati. For Salaby, THOS. H. BARR,

P. M. DONNELLY, «. W. PATRIOK.

i?«OiU.dt»U-

HOBAOK'B BITTBHS

HUT

aRBRKBA« S#:ARK OOOD,

ROBACB ARB "BUTTER,

BITTKKB.

WOM A on

iou toounaud bottle? sold in ons month. The most popular atomauh hitters Ufxa. flOP.AOK'B

B1TTHM.

fjood for all derangetiiout of the Stomach, fill lionan-.88,Llvir Complaint ami pmeraldebllttv.

R11TKRS.

KOBACK'8

They posseas wo«derfal tonl' properties, giving tone to the apiettte aud dle4fitlve organs.

ROBAOK'S

Brrrgiifl.

Debl Iltated Ladlaa aod aededtary persons will dud lu them ftn.e*cellent tonlo.

TLOBACK'S BITTRRS

A wlneglaasfttl before each meal wiil remove iadlgeatlou and all liver dls•aaax.

ROBAOK'S BITTEUB,

They are better than all Pills, Powders, and nauseous, dlaagraeabl^compouiids.

ROBACK'B BITTERB.

Thay can lie taken without regard to dial. Aa an apetlser they have no equal.

ROBAUK'B BITTERS.

Thay are prepared by an old and Hktllful phystolan from well-known vegetable remedies

ROBACK'B BITTERH.

Wherever known they have become a itwlard family strengthening remedy.

ROBAOK'S BITTERB.

W O A

ooiirotrwnBE or

STOMACH BITTKBS, BLOOD PUBIFIKK. AND BLOOD PILLS. Also Distiller and Manufacturer of Catawba and Sweedlnh Brandies, and all kinds of the finest Domestic Liquors, which are sold wholeealo or in acy desired quantity, at Noe. 68,58,00 and 03 Kast Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

For KaUi itllcfr jn furn Wool

Bed Hnfrw, "lojln plants fowl" en«,&c.t I ecf 4(nlnialM.&c. Jg, Boxea, BotUos, and r_nt up ln_ aSc. Wc.^1

for

PlaakK 93 and $6 Uons. Ac1 'Onlj •Fti

T¥faHauta.ln^

la vary Depart caaect ia compla»a.

*4and baoaavts»4. ,u- ...r. ..

EDBAIi, BOOT ft COi

Hotel*. Public InaUtu

jtbUlble remedies known."

im Polaona."

pwigarcus to the Human Fami ly.' come out of their holea to die. fclc&ale 1« all large cltlea. all Druggl«ta wal Rfttailar* e»ety-

wbere._^fe.riJrati worthlww lmlUtJoim.

jj^iinrintl rteoot 4S8Sroadway, New York,

Established

WI™

ease itom a laage sisa to tw*'maMana.

in 1842!

Richmond Thrashing Machines

Pfor

ARTIES waatiog to purchwe

tha coming season the best *M{ Horse Power's and i'ortable Knglnes will to«x5Ts!a- our work. These mach a«a no an ha a a to in a tion of the farming rmmanity. We claim to vno araarator that will thrash aa faat, save ana an he a in be ha as in a Horse Power that wlU run lighter than any„ a=u fee moat desirable gashing M|toe made

Meott Valentine. 14* 14® Main street, lerTr «ke sale of th*a» machines. Swnffle nuchlae alwaya on h^ Proprietor oC tha Bobiwn Machine

I mood, Indiana,

ie-

NEW QUEENS WARE, JAJVLPB 1 OJX,!

vtrMolwl direct ftx.ni the maoofactorlM In K'--gland, a well selected stork of

ftlfE ENSW ARK!

Siaboaaad Ltly Tea iSelu, do ito IdtlttM itl A«ld Band Sprtu Tea Aatu do 4a doDbasr do kirn* T«a (vitu, do Dinner Sonnd atlv«r ah«pe Tmi m«

JIB DA DO DKWR I EWERS & BASINS,

Hound Monp Tnre«Bi, «ra,ry lureons, (lemparUv (JoTcreA TOfetttMlt ar t/AlBll'M I

Table Cattery of all ktnda at low priGee dl* ware. Tea Trays and Spoons of all kinds. Looking Olswen tn great variety, from IB rents up to HT Ou, together with Tuba, Buckets, Sugar Boxaa, Willow Baskets, Ac.

Coal Oil of superior quality* try and see it UBoi the best inthsclty. Aaahooaamnilahingstore you

WIIIUIKIIt

to your adnantage to purchase at

No.

(21

iVain St., North

8ouoin«fl.—This Company will act as Attorney* for securing Fatenta for new Inventlona to thli country and Kurope on the moat reasonable terms.— Oondnct Infrtngement Oaaea—and procure renewalb of Patents

Ouu Kxaismfla Koom and 8IUIM

Store.

107 OoUUKEdtAI. How, W A6 ABU HKTWZSN 4TH AND

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KVOT

NIPONPM, AA

Try one bottle and you will always use them ami k«* ou"' 00 difficult, II. .ai^tl.-c recommend them to others. 1 uhantnd Dealrr"

ROBAOK'S BITTERH.

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Hrj*lv»«Uty,LANT*KNS, with

eetors, Lanteraa with the Light Hoose Border, Chandeliers, hanging and aide Lampa. allver*«l Hedectors, together with lianip Wlcka and Rhlataays. of all sties and kinds.

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or I sell wlioinaala and retail at luw dgarea Tenus ~Or«MUibaeSs urefitrable. S'ft. HHUWN. wViY 'eaaa

BNYDER A WALTERS, 229 BROADWAY, N. Y. PATENT SOLICITING HOUSE!

COMBINED.

DWAMTURR.

—We respectfully submit to tho pnblio that ocr» is the only Responsible Soliciting House in tho World that has an KxhlbiUcu Room, aod Ifflelent and Succoaafal Selling department attached. On Patents taken out by aa we require no advance fee for BttlliOSTe

We aN In regular communication with upwards of 180 Patent Sellers throughout the country who depend wholly for tholr supply of Patenta upon us Onr Kxhlbttloa Booms (corner Broadway and Barclay Street, In tho very heart and centre of the aity), am dally visited by numbers of capitalists and men of eutorpriae, aeeklnn investments In valoahle Patents, for tho purpose of reselling In subdivision, while otb«r and heavier capitalists are always r**dy to porch

MO A

useful Patent *&u w*

gago in Its manufacture, and thus secure a lucrative monepolv. These sources o! demand that are dally augmenting are ftil)y sufficient to absorb the entire supply Vatwiia now bolng tasned, and that at fair

Conflgniu«nts of Putontd for Hale are rtspcollWIj iteo. Any information free. RwjKmalWe wltcitei Any information free. Agenta wonted in every country and town who heve

\goatAv for tUe^*planatrod (o... hour or more

stents as may be

KUGII

per xy) o" -bo modols of

patenta aa may be

place |ti .heir hands for sale. To good Salesmou who whole lltno to hualneaa, will pay $S8 per month* Also traveling Agenta wanted at a talr salary.

Agcuts will bo required to give aom. satlsfaotor sooarity or deposit the coat prlc# of models, which will he refunded whan returned.

A ddrfts*. enclosing Htamp, SKTOKB WAi.TBRS, ,i No. 888 Broadway.

"^RKVKHKNOKS

We- tne undersigned, doing bualnaaa in Hew Tork City- do autnarlse Joseph S. Walters and Q. H. 8nyd«r, comprising tha firm of tha National Patent Ot &ce, to r«fer ui un, and behove th^y will conduct their business upon strictly honorable prlnolples.

Signed] N. Y. Feb. 28th. I. MoKawan Ksqn Importer, BB Maiden Lane, Oity. W. 2. Taylor Ksq, Hanker, T« WaU 8tr««V- a Jity.

Chariest. Voorhees Ksq Hanker, 8 Pine 8t.: tT.T. Oii^. Shepherd, Seward Js Co., Importers, 814, Pearl St., Bf. 7. Oity.

John Wllmot Ksq,. OoGunlsasoner, BowUnn Urewi, N. T. Pity. John W. Kirby Esq. Metropolitan Bank 108 Broadway, N. T. City.

H. Arthur Esq., British and American BxtLangc Ranking Corporation, 03 Wall Street, N. X. City Q. Dawes Smith Esq Chemical Bank, corner of Broadway and Chambers HtreeL, N. Y. City. marlf-d-a-o-MUkwly

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Largest 8lo of

BOOTS

AND

vamoTii'iog

offered for sale In this CLildrea every variety of lion's, Wom*"5B},lf?r Wear, nul table for the flprlris^?*14"' whkii we will sell Wholesal^rlCOtt

Lowest ca»# •"f. Wi especially call the ati.^®11? 'ar,«®

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A that may be oallwl for in our Hue, ott tb« ojCt and In tbe moat fashionable atyle rferchaulx and all otliera dealing In BOOTH AHU [0K8, will And It te tb«lr Jntereet to *tve u- call

Por sale in TXRBK HAUTK by P. M. Donnelly. J. B. Cunningham, A. J. Coe, J. W. Patrlak ti nd by Druggista and Dealers in Madlctnea everrgjhd examine our stock, aa we art) delnn!»eJ t" s^ll where

fohWwl^gooils

at the low'*traahprlraa.

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