Weekly Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 August 1864 — Page 4

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OFFICIAL.

Published in trie Paper having the largest Circulation 1

X.IST OF BETTERS

REMAININGTKRRE

UNCLAIMED IN THE POST OF

FICE AT

1IAUTK,

INDIANA.

JULY 30, 1864.

W "To obtain any of these letters, the applicant mast call for "advertised letters," give the

,ist'

an5

P&y

on®

cent for advertising,

fta. If not called for wUhtn one month, they tylll be sont to the Dead Letter Office. Published every Saturday Morning.

L4VIES LKT.

Baker MinDie Beck Mrs Mary Barnum Madam Bell Miss SallieS Baker Miss Maria E Bowman Miss A Balding Mrs Mary Brewn Miss Mary Balding Miss Mary Bowles Miss Eliza Belmont Miss Matilda BurchfieldM E Bennett Mrs PermeliaBuckhoulds Margaret Bennett Miss Bugh Mrs Mary

Clark Mrs Martha CraDe Mrs Jos Olatk'Misa Susanna Cary Mrs Mattie Clark Miso Mar Clark Sarah E or [Elizabeth 2 Conelly Mrs A Campbell Mrs Benj

Carter Martha

Drake Miss Jane Dickerson Miss E A Dewitt Miss Lucy Dodson Mrs Ann

Gibson Mrs Jennie Green Mrs Nancy

Cheaves Mrs Eliza Coltriin Mrs Mar Confor Mrs Cox Eliza Cavolt Miss Emalino

Dunham Mrs Almira Duckworth Libbie Duckworth Mrs E

Edwards Betsey A Evans Elizadeth 2

EilioU Mrs Nancy

F'lary Mrs Elizabeth Ferguson Aogeline Franks Mrs Louisa Fielding Mrs Mary Fagou Mrs Lide

Guthry Nancy Ann

Hope Mies Nancy Holt Miss Eunice Harrison Mrs Maggie Hoops Mrs Sarah Herriugton Mrs Hull Miss Sarah Helton Martha 2 Hjmes Miss Eliza 'Hendrix Miss Lizzie

Ingle Mrs

Jacob? Mrs Sarah Joaea Mis* Roeella ifc Katzenbach Margaret King Miss Maria Eight Miaa Emma Knight Mrs Louisa

Loe Miss Ann Lewis Elizabeth

Maldeu Miss E Martin Martha E Madison Margret A Martin Mias Almire Marshall Mrs Mary Malotte Miss Lattie

Larking Eliza Lackey Miss Eliza lackey Miss Asenatb Lewis Elizabeth Lee Mrs Sarah Lake Miss Lizzie

Lovan Mrs Mary Lovelace Mrs Mary

Meloy Mrs Lizzie Melloy Mrf Ellen Miller Mrs Mary Medan Mias Margret Mapley Miss Sarah

Peesley Mrs JSusw

Rumbel Mrs Kate

uRogera

Tate Miss Mary Tortner Miss Kate Thompson Mias Thompson Mrs Thompson Miss LauraThomas Miss Caudall Turner Mi?s S

Utter Mrs Amelia

Ynnnsdall Mra Mary FNandom Mis9 2 W Walker Mrs Lizzie Wilson Mrs Molli E Watson Mrs Margsret

UEKTLKMMS'LIST.

Insberg W

Keliey John Kelly Wm

A Aholts John Allaway Allen 2

Apmann Henry 2 Allen Auther

Blair Robert Barnes Alphonzo Baugh Wm Belt John Belt Johu Berry John Bril Briggs John W 2 Boyer Joseph Brown Lewis W 2

Bonuey W Brown Jas Brown Louis Bolton Jas Brown Mat BarnB Thos Bark John Bullock Geo W Bushall Joseph Burke John fe

Chancy Patrick Cahal Solomon Calhoun John Clark Wm Clark Stephen Chandler Eli Casey Jaa Can John

Carr Patrick" Clegg Robt Creasey Cyrtia Campbell Jas Colman A Cooper Marshall Crystia Heriry Cummings W W Curry Wm S Cummings W S Curry Wm S

Cary Wm Carroll W Carr ohu Cassaday John

Daniels S A or W Davis Silas Daily Thos Jjyio lchibod"

Evans Levi Ewart Bal«8 Earl & Hatcher

Edward Jas Kllexflon Ezekiel Ewing David

Fishback Thoa

Fox Melom E 43 Glever Geo

Garden Daniel Ghers Theodore Gilnioro Charles

Gorman Jas

II Heidenrich Adam Herrington SamI

Haleated Ruben Harris as Harrison Zacharia Harrington WmH Haller Christ Hartly Jaa Hamilton Rev Jiis Haney Frank Harrison Albert Hartung Geo Hall Wm Hay worth Oliver Hart E Haller Chas

Hilmkamp Herrington W Herman Hall Jas Howard Price Holmes Harvey Hopkins Hymer Stewart Hollingeworth Hollaway Joseph Hoffman Wm

Jackson John W Jackson Harvey Johnson George

Joyce Patrick Johnson Edward

Lee Nathaniel Lanterbach Jacob i-ew if Jacob Lewis Arlander

Ogden

aining

flic McCloskey Mrs McCush Mrs Jennie N

.McCosky Mrs Robt McMinn Mrs

Nichols Miss Jane Nichols Mrs

Norton Miss Marj

Togers Miss Helen Roberts.Miss Jane

Miss S A

Rowe Mias Sarah

S Stevens Mian Emma Stewart Miss Willa

Snndera Miss Elia SarksMiss Allie Saffjrd Miss Bell Shaffer Miss Stark Miss E Shannon Miss Silva Shopard Mrs Sarah Stewart Miss Nancy A

Patrick Parker Joseph Pickens David S Prichard Amos

Peters Michael Presdee Patton William Pettit Austin

Roberts Willis Rogers A W 2 Robeson A Rose Wm Romans Samuel Roberts Joseph Russell W S

Reaves George Reave Elias Reed John W Ring Henry Richards W Richey Calven Ripley Joseph

Shelton W A Sweeny W Seeman George Selman S W Sibley W N Sibley Sir Leander Scott John ^Smith Godrfry

Sayer Samuel Sharra Capt A Shane Isaac N Stapleton Andrew Starrett Wm Swalls David E Sand ford Sylvanus Swank Dr Sutphen Spencer

Thompson Jaa A 2 Tipps Harrison Tobker Wm Thompson Wm

Tallon John Taylor Albeit Ten Eyck Thomas Thrall Edwin

Umble 2

Vesey William

Wakefield Orlando Whitmore Hear? WatkinsGeoW Willman John Wallace Thomas Whitiny Wardle James E Wright Ward EH Waited Thomas Weir Wesley Wilburn James E Wrilchie John Williams William Whitesel Peter A Woods Samuel "Free delivery of letters by carriers, at the residences of owners, in cities and large towns, may be secured by observing the following rales: "1. Direct letters plainly to thf street and number, as well as the post office and State. "2. Head letters with the writer's post office and State, street and number, Bign them plainly with ftill name, and request that answers directed accordingly. "3. Letters to strangers or transient visitors in a town or city, whose special address may be unknown, should be marked, in the lower left-hand corner, with the word "Transient." "4t. Place the postage stamp on the apper rightband corner, aud leave space between the stamp and direction for post-marking withont interfering with the writing. "N. B.—A request for the return of a letter to the writer, If unclaimed within 30 days or less, written or printed with the writer's name, post office, and State, across the left-hand e.d of the envelope, on the face side, will be complied with at the nsual prepaid rate of postage, payable when the letter is delivered to the writer.—Sec. 28, Law of 1863."

J. O. JONES, P. M.

MEDSCAL.

W I S

Rejuvenating Elixir 1

Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

'repaired from

Fore Vegetable

nothing injurious to the

mostdeUwt*

As the Phoenix rises from the ashes of its fire ntaated with new life"—so does this wwi einvenat.e the system and overcome disease,

The Rejuvenating Elixir Is the result ofmoden emeries In the vegetable Kingdom being anon irplj^ow and abstract method of core, lrrespeotlvs all the old and worn-out systems. fW bis medicine has been tested by the most eml eut medical men of the day, and by them prononnoed a !e one of the greatest medical discoveries of thi K«tdsT~ One bottle will oure general Debility.

Sterling Miss Mary E Schwell Mins Men a Stoner Elizabeth Sutliff Gerdia Smith Miss Elizabeth

few doses cares Hysterics in femalee. One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart. rora one to three bottles restores thamaBl^ nnd r'nll vigor of youth. }S'~ A few doses restores the appetite.

W Tliree bottles cure the worst case of Impotent? A Rtr donee cares the low spirited. jrr One hottle restores mental power.

A ww rtottes bring the rose to the cheek. jiVlbS* iitcdlotue restores to manly vigor and r» iisf lioaMJi ti^ poor debilitated, worn-down and d® pairing, is at he as i: of bnslness, the victim of nervous depression. i'O ir.'lKldnal suffering from general debility, will all immediate and permanent relief by the use of ills Eliirtr or Essence of Life. tir. Price, $2 per bottle, or three bottles for |5, and rwsidcd by Express, on receipt of money, to an) 1 !l tSS, All such orders mnst be sent to C. A. COOK, Chiagii, our General Agent for the West, Hold by iioiessie nrogglets,andby all Druggists everywhere

A. COOK,

CNICAGO,

STATE

Kerb? Henry King Custopher I'

Lee N Lansink A Lockh&rt Jacob E

Maynard David Malone George Marion Miller Joseph

Miller John Middaugh David Moore vines

Mc McClusky Peter McCosky Wm

McLain William McAvoy John W McFarlln Wm McGee Wm McDaniel Benjamin

McCosky John McCosky McCemb & Co Meaars I*

Norris Abraham

Nouneubuich Robert

General Agent lor ths

of Tilinols Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and Is-

«K- W, 16, MEKW1N & CO., SOLE PBOPBIETOBS,

SlUiAis

Female

a a

CEETAIN

•5 '-'If.

Diety Fred Donnelly Wm Donaldson John DunlapJ E

No 59 Uticrty street New fork.

CHEROKEE PILLS

COATED.

AIX th

ii I

:w a of .iiiiple to potable extracts, the] it any constitution, hew itieir 'HI.01 1-11 bi-lng to substltuti he

.. ii^.4 at any aw, and at as} Mi'KlS.. TO* PTBST TBRXS MOUTHS at re of he a .'i'b'.i rr.?,vt5Tpregnancy, tiers .aerfcir..! Information or advice wll ri ei Biid diaorot'Llv snswered. rt.ri rtiona ••s.".oaipany each box. 11 ih h.i s, ir «ls boxes for $5. bf mail. iTn nr postage, on v^ceipt of

ru-. rs Must he sent to C. A. COOK, Chi si Ajtr-nt for ihe West. by by ail Druftglstseverywhere

A O O O (("AGO, -:ates i.f nitnais, Tows, Wis

JK CO.,

Sew York.

Sold at retail by THOS. H. BARB, BBERL.E BINDL E and ALbKN PKNCB, 7Vrre Haute Wholesale by BRO WN1NG & .S LOAN and DA I LY, KK1FBR & liUSH. ludlacapolis.

CP INDIANA, VIGO

COUNTY, SS.—1S49—Circuit oonrt. September term, 1844. William and Jesse Duck, vs. Henry Saunders, et. al. complaint.

On this day, to-wit, the 12th day of July, A. D. 1S64, comcs the Plaintiff by H. 0. Scott, Attorney, and file their complaint herein also a 'oompetent wit&esse's affidavit, showing that the Defended Is a con-reeldent of the State of Indiana.

Notice Is therefore hereby given to the svid Defen Jent of the filing and pendency of this proceed, lng, and that the same will be peard and determined at the next Term of our Couat. commencing on the First Monday of September next, A. D. 1864.

Julyl3thw4w J.H. BLAKE Clerk.

Howard ^Association,

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.

DISEASES

OFTHE NERVOUS

Seminal, Crtaary and Sexual Systems—new and reliable treatment—In feports of the Howard Association—eent by mail in sealed letter envelopes freeef charge. Address Dr. J. SKUX1N HOUGHTON, Howard Associative, No 3 South Ninth street Philadelphia, Pa.

TUELL & RIPLEY.

a a a

1 Now is the time to purchase at

!REDUCED PRICES!

Aa we intend to close ®nt our Spring stock at

E O W I E S

Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere,

TCELL & .B1PLEI)

Corner Fifth and Main Street't.

Of the favorite brands

American, Spragne and Richmond.

the attention of buyers Is particularly invited to the above, as the select tons are the moot desirable yet offered.

TfTEI-Ii RIPLEY, 134 MAIN STREET

DRESS 00DS

SILK BAREGES,

MOZAMBIQUES,

Extracts, ecu

KhXA I'll? F,

LUSTRES,

POPLINS,

CRAPE MARETZ,

TAMARTINE,

SHAWL BAREGES,

LAWNS,

E S

BLACK SILKS. &C.

Mourning Goods!

!jfN

Great Variety! At luells$ Riplejs, ask

Regulator.

Preserver

AND SATE

Use Kx-icoval of Obstructions, and the In uj- nro of Regularity in the Recurrence of tho Monthly Periods.

nrp or rtvuto those numerous disease from Irregularity, by removing theirrejt

.-nrt- ^nppr«M#d, Rxcessive and Patnftj I nil). ,-j .'r,n urrrn Slcknpss (Chlorosis). vrrvons and $it:al Affections,pain .i '!,wer pHvtr. oT the body, Heaviness e\.Ttl..a. i'alpltatlonof the Heart

Hvrii-ria,sick Headaehv,Giddl Iri wnrJ. tj reaiovlng the Irregu r-sutuc the rinse, and with it

134 Bla|n streei

SUN UMBRELLAS

iS OLS.j,

HOOP SKIRTS,

BALMORALS

HOSIERY,

GLOVES,

RIBBONS,

HEAD NETS.

EMBROIDERIES,

GUIPURE LACES,

DRESS TRIMMINGS,

GIMPS, ORN ]\11T£.

French Corsets!^

Notions in Great Variety!

TUELL 4- RIPLEY, Corner FIFTH aud MAIN

Shetland Lace Shawls

-AND-

DUPLEX EIPTIC SKIRT

A BR THR

Great N ovelties

OF THE SEASON.

A'New Invoice just received.

A CHOICB Lims OF

Ladies* Silk Mitts! Travelling' Satchels, Mjadies & Jflisses JUatn^S'c

ON SECOND FLOOR,

TUELL & RIPLEY

Wholciale and Retail Dealers, Terro Haute.

DRY GOODS.

Greeat Exhibition

"OF-

fRESS SILKS.

PLAID SILKS!

FANOT STRIPED SILKS,*

O0ECK SILKS,

New Foulard Silk

Pongee Silks,

Plain Colored Silks,

JN|ALL SHADES.

W a a S id A so

Plain Black Silks

fOR.

Dresses and Mantles

rail Stock

Ladie Spring Circles, Scoteh Cl^iks

SPRINfi SHAWLS.

CREPE DE PARIS,

'FINE BAREGE

MOZAMBIQUE,

GRENADINES,

KNIT ZEPHYRS,

BLACK SILK,

BLACK THIBET,

RPHIS

riiELL &IKIPLEY, 134 MAIN 8TRKKT.

COLORED THIBET

We are prepared to maufaoture

LADIES' SPRING WRAPPINGS

Of all description on short^notice and reasonable Terms.

A VOLS.

iTOOK Os

(Vmstantly kept on banii

The most gtrrs^tivp of onr /AKip Skirt* it

J\~ew Shirt for

k.'~

1864

new Patented

DUPLEX ELIPTIC! teel Spring'

REMARKABLE INVEN-

-L tlon II Skirts will entirely obviate and silence the only otjection to the use of Hoop Skirts, vie the annoyance to the wearer as well as the public, especially In crowded assemblies, stages, coaches, railread oars, arm chairs, or sitting down anywhere, from the difficulty of contracting them and occupying a small space.

The Invention of the 'DUPLEX KLIPTIC SPRING entirely removes this difficulty, while giving the Skirt the usual full and symetrical appearance, tbe wearer is enabled to contract It with scarcely any attention or effort Into so small a compass that no trouble wlH be experienced in the most orowded coaches or cars, dispensing entirely with t&e old difficulty and enabling the wearer to derive all the benefits which the use ef this skirt has Introduced.

The invention ef this "Duplex Illptlc Spring," like all other valuable inventions, Is lb the most simple kind, consisting of Duplex for two] KUptlc

Steel Springs ingeniously braided together edge to edge, being very flexible tough and elastic, enabling the wearer to place ard fold ft when in use as easily and with the same convenience as a silk or muslin dress. Another Important feature of the Duplex KUptlc Spring Is, the durability of the wires or springs giving much greater strength to the Hoops which prevents their breaking or bending out of

T^e*New Duplex E.tptic Skirt being torch mofq the single wire, thus adding durable than I economy single wire, thus to the many other advantages. This invention is destined to create an exciteBient among tbe fair sex as no lady will dispense with tho New Patented Duplex KUptlc Spring Skirt, after once using it. All made of the new and alegant "orded Tape.

The Multiform Skirt

Is one cf the latest and most practicable Skins ef. the sesson, being a Skirt that oan be changed with ease from a laage alee to vers small one,

OUR STOCK

ta veryDepartneent is couplet*.

•J nd b# comlmd t%4

EDS ALL, BOOT CO,

DRY COOD&

LATEST [ARRIVALS.

Latest Novelties

DRESS GOODS,

8UOH AS

Plain and Striped. JfWohair, Plain and Checked Mozambique*, Colored JUpaccas, all

Shades,

Paris checked Mozambique 8, Paris new Shades, Plain and checked Poil de Chevre.

A1SO

Brocade Fernanos^BMu-

tiful Styles.

High colored Plaids,

Styles,

New

SPLENDnTsTOOK OP

Spring Delaines

iAND,

HAL LIES.

Plain Black Silks

FOR^MANTLES.

A. large assortment of SprinShawg Is, In all Grades and very Obeap.

JAOKONETS, BOBINETTS, DIAPER CRASH TOWELLING, NAPKINS,

BRILLIANTS, IRISH LINEN, TABLE LINEN, LINEN HDKFL,

GLOVES AND HOSIERY,,

in full variety-

E A 1 E S

N E W S E

SKIRTS

NIPPEKT & DUNN.

CLOTHING.

"•WANTED-*1 1,000 RI CRUITS

AT THB

N I O N

CLOTHING STORE!

To fill the pieces of the 100 Day Men, so that we can dispose of our FINS STOCK of

Spring & Summer

CLOTHING

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

BLUE FLANNEL BLOUSES' BLACK DOESKIN PANTS,

WHITE DRILLING PANTS,

BROWN LINEN PANTS,

Military Vesta WHITE MORSALES FANCY VESTS,

iVegligee Sihirts!

The

TIWRST

BEAUTIFUL STTLB8-

SOJttETHfJYG JYE IF

FOB THE LADIES.

BUTERICKS PATTERNS

[BUMS ELK

Tbeoe patterns are for all ages 'from 2 te 15 year*.

CALL AND 8I1THBM AT

Tbe (TIMOR Clothing Store

MEDICAL.

A N E S

UK. W. €. £0(J»EH,

Formerly of GindnQati, has located permv nently la

Terre Haute,

flildems over Coe'i !Druir Store. Dr. Oouden Will devote special atteatlua to the treatman of

Caneere and Oanoerena afltoetkKM.

In calling attention to my Cancer Antldete, anew trerUnentTor Cancer, permit me to say that it la the most wonderful discovery ever made In mediclhe. It the great deaideratom so long sought for by the Medical Profession and the afflicted with earner, .ta operation la truly astonishing, without a parallel, and is the only known antidote to cancer, and all canoeroos affections the modus operandi or the an* tidote la apparently by entering Into the chemical composition of the cancer, cancorons, malignant or unhealthy tallty, aatii every particle pain or the use of the knife without caustic eating or burning without the lost of blood, or In the least affecting the sound fiosh. It can be applied to th« naked eye or an open wound, as easily and freely as water. By this means large cancers can be removed from vital parts, the eye, Urge blood vessels, &c., «rere no ether treatment could possibly be used and In doing so we feel assured of ooree when all other treatment fails, ffie medical fraternity and all interested are lavltea to calL and* I will exhibit a large number of cancers that I thus removed and preservi to hunnreds of cajaee cured

Bronchitis, Pharyngitia and by Inhalation, or otherwise, kid to all diseases of tho Kye

SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM AND LIVER COMPLAINT.

Treated with suocess. Kruptive diseases, such as ulcers, piles aid tumors, scald head, syphilis, syphl lltlc affections, mercurial diseases, dyspepsia and Indigestion, erlsepilaa gyltre, er swell neck, and all affections ef the Kidneys and Spine will receive dne attention.

Also anew and successful remedy for removing Tape-Warm and all other varieties of worm found The public and regular professional Invited to call and examine my specimens of cancer.

Janl9dwlv.

gfplCKLAND'g

EVERYBODY IS BEING CUR-

JLU KD of this distressing disease by tho use of

UStrickl mil's Pile Remedy!

READ what a sufferer says: Mr. J. P. Hazarde, 184 Second street, Cincinnati, O., says he has been a dreadful sufferer with Files for along time, and has tried nearly everything and could obtain no relief. He used about one-fourth of a pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile Ointment, and it mad* a complete cure. Headvisea every ouo who Is suffering to try It Sold by all druggists—BO cents per pot. Manufactured at No. 6 Bast Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio, Ask for

STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY.

Har4fed-w For sale by RBKBLB & BINDLRY. and THOMAS H. BAKU.

and Fliuc.

Strickiend's Anti-Chlera Mixture

T8 A COMPOSITION OF AS-

JL trlngents, Absorbents. Stimulants and Carminatives, which overy physician acknowledges Is tbe only preparation that will effect a cure of Oyarrhces and Dysentery. Thin Anti-cholera Mixture is now in use in severaLof our army hospitals where it gives the greatest satisfaotion. It has saved tbe lives of thousands of our soldiers rod citizens, and will guarantee il to be the best remedy lu the world for Diarrhoea and Dysentery.

Dr. Woods, of Covington, Ky.,wi!l be most happy to satisfy any one as to the virtue of Strickland's AHU-C holera Mixture In fact WE have a great number of testimonials from patients who have teen cured after being pronounced [ncurablo by their physicians, some after taking only one bottle of Strickland's Anil-Cholora Mixture. If you suffer wlLh Diarrhoea and Dysentery try one bottle.

Sold by Druggists and prepared only by Dr. A Strickland, 6 Kast Fourth street, Cincinnati,|0. 2mar2wthd-w For Bale by EBKRLE A BINDLEY, and THOXA8 H. BASIL

The

Por

SHIBTS In the market.

NO. 7i» WABASH STREET.

H1KTROOK RACINLLTER.

BATES, HOUSE.

a L. HOLTON, Proprietor Oomer e* lUtaole t. WMhtagto* ttnsto, mDuitfouum

Great Remedy.

QUIILPFTWIGR E STOTCKLANDS

DR. STRICKLAND'S Jftelitluous Cough Batiam.

cures COUGH, COLDS, SORE HttOATj

AS-i HlVIA, and

OonBumptlon.

IS ONLY NECESSARY FOR

any one troubled with any of the above complaints to try one bottle DR. STRICKLAND'S

MELIFLUOUS COUGH BALSAM'

To convince them that it is the best preparation ever nsed. It net only cure° tho above affections of the throat and lungs, but it cures night weats and spit* ting of blood it is pleasant to take and is a safe medicine for Infants. 50 cents per Bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Manufactured by Dr. Strickland, No. 0 East 4th street, Cincinnati, O, agFor sale by KBERLK MNDTiKT and Tn OS. II BARR. ®«b29mtud-w

liome Insurance Company!

LAFAYETTE, INDIANA. 3FHCIE—OV«R THR BANK OF THB STATR

CAPITAL, $130,000.

ROPERTY

insured against Loss

damage ly fire, at fair rates and on liberal terms. Losses met promptly and Justly.

Other things being equal, onr Home Companies should have the preference. It would be well for persons to acquaint themselvf with this wo'thy and popular company be'ore 'nsnring elsewhere.

OFFICERS:

WM. SAWSBURV, President, JASPKB M. Dusssa, Vice President, J. MARIOS DSES^EB, 7reasurer, CAASLES E, SOABLITT, Secretary.

KRUTOOS AND RKPBRBNCB&

Hon Gregory, Attorney, LaFayete. Ind, Hon Test, Judge Circuit Court, do Col Jasper Drosser, Attorney, do Qen Laz Noble, Adjutant General for Indiana Col Jas flavin, Greeusburg, Hon. J. Ristlnc,AnditoroilState, Indianapolis, Jhdge S. A, Huff. La Fayette, Indiana John A. Stine, Att'y do John D. Gougar, Jo do W. D. Lee, Circuit Prosecutor, do Hon, W. K. NoffsLo^-er, Cash. 1st Nat. Bank, Indi anapolis Co I, A. H. Oonner, Poa'master, Indianapolis. Wm, Sainsbury, La Fayette, Gov. O. P. Morton, Indianapolis, Ind. Tho», B. Long, Attorney, Terre Haute, Dr. J, S. AtLon, Scc'y of State, Indianapolis, Hon. DaVid Turpie, Monticello, Indiana. Col. Thos. Dowling, Canal Com'r, Terre Haute. Cel. N. B. Palmer, formerly SecV State, Ind'apolls Hon.W H.Talbot, Pres,Sitiking Fund, do W,B, Beach, fermerly Ci'k Sap. Court do Dr, U. Terry, Attica, Indiana, Chas. K. scarlett, Lafayetio

THOS. N. RUNNKLL, Special Agent.

THOS. B. LONG, Loeal Agsut, JeS8dw3m Terre Haute, Indiana.

REMOVAL.

E. P. WILLIAMS.

Having removed from his old stand to

O E S O S WOULD INFORM HIS OUS-

tomers and the public generally that be has Increased his faculties for doing work, and Is now prepared to manufacture

NASH, DOOKM AND BMND8. WINDOW AND DOOK FHAKKES, WTO al»o furnish

MOULDINGS AND BLIND SLATS. #rders filled oo the shortest netloe, All are In vited te call be Aire purchasing elsewhere. lata Ter'e Haat*.»eh3.1804,

MEDICAL.

IMPORTANT™ FEMALES

PROCLAMATION! To

BOTH DIAKKIEB AND

lave

red, and If desired will refer sd throughout the country.

Consumptioc, Asthma, Bronchli all affections, treated Particular attention paid to all diseases of tho Kve and Bar, such rs partial bllndnesa or deafneea, either acute or chronic. I am in possession of almost a naver falling remedy for Fits and Apop] actio Diseases.

The OMest Regulator for Females.

/v e^"* ^r

TEE

LADIES,

the

18 BT7T0NE GENUINE

...... 3TJK8 ClTBB tor GHBLA or WOJOW who suffer from Irregularities, or obstructions of the Menses, whatever may be the cause of those obstructions.

This Cure has been recognised for many years.— THE ORLT SAFE BKUAHCH is in Dr. Oheeieman's female Plll* that Ladles have for relief from the suppression of those cerfrds which, if kept up according to the calls of Nature, will OU^BANTBK TO THBJC He

fu&itt amount of good htatU and tirengtA

and

which, if not regularly experienced, will produce MIIUBY and DBATH, and is that flrst of all Remedies for diseases of Females,

Dr. Cheesemail's Female PiUs.

This GOOD OLD BKlQp^ all obstructions has been hailed with pleasun

J4j»r

profit

for

years, in all parts of the civilised world. Its author is AH OLD KIPKBIKNCKD PBtYSICIAK, whom everybody knows, and In whom everybody places confidence and reepect. It is

rangtmint,

tHVj-fangUd or-

but a BTAETDJIBD»•

BIH8DT.

WMchhavtbem popular and

O N E E E I E Dr.Cheeaeman's Pills have received and are now receiving the sanction ef the most eminent Physicians In America.

KXPLIC1T D1BBKT10NS with each Bos. The price, ONB DOLLAK PBB BOX, containing from fifty to sixty Pills.

Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting the price the proprietors, or aay authorised agent, In current funds. Sold by Druggists generally.

Dr. Chcescman's F«m*l« 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- trUA

ntcij*

guarantee that OKTE BOX Will restore the natural monthly function to ANY PKMALK, H© MATTEK WHAT HXB CONDITION OR AGK. Indeed, so certain are Dr. oheeieman'i Female Hille?

swre

c%re$for

over

a QUARTKR OF A CKNTUBY.to restore tho menstrual flow in a natural way, that ladles who are pregnant must not use them, as they will invariably produce a miscarriage. THKY CANNOT DOHA R]f In any other way.

Dr.Clieesemaii'a Female Pills are tbe only medicine that MAKRIBD AND 81NGLK LADIBS have relied upon for many years, or can rely upon now. Bewareof Imitationsl Take this advertisement to yonr Druggist and tell him you want

7he Bett Female Medicine in the World,

Which is comprised in

r. Cheeseman's Female Pills! These form the finest preparation ward, with Immediate and Persistent

HUTCHINQS it HILLYKR, Proprietors. 81 Cedar Street, New York.

Sold Wholesale by Jo Is Hark-, Cincinnati. VorSsleby, THOS. H. BARR,

FebUO.rtwly

P, M. DONNELLY, G. W. PATRICK.

ROBACK S BITTERS

(iRKBNBACKSrAHfi GOOD, BUT

ROBACK'S ASH BETTER,

STOMACH BIT TIBS. xen uious and bottles sold in one month. Thu most popular stomaoh bitters nse.

ROBACK'E BITTKBS. Good for all derangement of the Stomach, £illlousness,Liver Complaint and general debility.

RO BACK'S BITTBRS. They possess wonderful tonic properties, giving tono to the appcttte and dleeBtlve organs.

ROBACK'S BITTKBS. Debilitated Ladies and sededtary persons will find In them an excellent tonio.

ROBACK'S BITTKR8 A wlneglasafal before each meal will remove Indigestion and all liver dieeases.

ROBACK'S BITTERS,

They are better than all Pills, Powdorb, an* nauseous, dlsagreeable|compounds.

ROBACK'S BITTERS

They can be taken without regard to diet. As an apetlser they have no equal.

ROBACK'S BITTERS.

They are prepared by an old and skillful physician from well-known vegetable remedies.

ROBACK'S BITTERS.

Try one bottle and you will always use them and recommend them to others.

ROBACK'S BITTERS.

0 W O A O txwrouKDaa or

STOMACH BITTSRS, BLOOD PUBIFTKR, AND BLOOD PILLS. Also Distiller and Manufacturer of Catawba and Sweedlsh Brandies, and all kinds of the finest Domestic Liquors, which are sold wholeeale or in any desired quantity, at Nos. 66,63,60 and 63 Bast Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

For sale in TKRRE HAUTZ by P. M. Donnelly, J. R. Cunningham, A. J. Coe, J. W. Patriek It Co., and by Druggists and Dealers In Medtelnes everywhere flsbSdwly

ALLEX'S LUNG BALSAM.

The Great Remedy for Curing Oousumpfj tioti, OoHghe, Colds, Asthma, Croap, Diseases of the Throat, Bronchitis

Paiua and Oppreaaion of thp Chest or Luugs, Difficult Breathing, aud all tho

Diseases of the Palmttuary Organs.

IS ONE OP THE MOST

A valuable remedies known for curing diseases I ofthe lungs. It ezdtea expectoration, and causee Ihe lungs to throw off tbe phlegm or mucus* changes the secretions and purifies the blond bealh I the Irritated parts gives strength to the digestive organs brlngB the liver to its proper action, and

Imparts strength to the whole system. Such Is the Immediate and satisfactory effect that IT IS WARRANTED TO BREAK UP

THE MOST DISTRESSING COUGH IN A PEW HOURS' TIME. It is warranted not to produoe cost! veness which is the case with most remedies), or affect the head, as it contains no opium in any form. It is warranted to be perfectly harmlew to the most delicate child.

There is no real necessity for so many deaths by Consumption, when Allen's Lung Balsam will prevent It if only taken in time.

Do net despair! although all other medicines have failed, bat give this remedy a trial. 9L Call where the Balsam Is lor sale and get a pamphlet containing treatise on diseased huigs, and certificates of remarkable cares made in this city.

For sale by City Druggists generally, and by most dealers In medicines through the Western States.

Also, sold Wholesale and Retail by the proprietors, J. N. HARRIS fc CO., Cincinnati, O. To whom address all orders. Sold by

J. R. CUNINGHAM, Terre Haute. T. H. BARB, do P.M. DeNOTLLY, do And all dealers In Medicines. aptrSdfewSm.

AGKNT8!something

Look to your Intsreetal—Call and examine urgently needed by every person or ten samples sent free, by mall, tor Twenty Cents, that retails for Two Dollars, by R, L.WOLCOTT, No. 170 Catham 8quar*_£sw Tork. deoj^-wly.

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PATEST

SNYDER & WAJLTERS, 229 BROADWAY, N. Y.

PATENT SOLICITING HOUSE!

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COMBINED.

HOO-S and Samw submit to the pubMe that ble Soliciting Hoow^the WorM

—We resDectftally submit io the pubMe that

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egular communication with

Si^dwfthX for

«iw), am dally visited by numbers of oapttaUrts men of enterprise, seeking investments In vrtoabU Patents, f.ir the purpose of reselling In rlub divisions, while other and

haavi"

alwavs ready to purchase a useful Patent and en «ge in Its manufacture, and thus secure a lucrative monopoly. These sourcca al demand that are o«»J augmenting are fully sufficient to absorb the entire supply of Talents now being issued, and that at fair

OowlgninNitt of Patents for sale are respectfully solicited. Any Information free. Besponsible Agents wanted in every country and tow« who have fixed places of business—to such we will pay f30 per quarter, and 8 per cent, on all sales, to act our Agents, for the explanation (one hoar or more per day) of the models of such J»atents as may be placed In their hands for aale. To good Salesmen who will glvo whole time to business, will pay per month. Also traveling Agents wanted at a tal a a

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Agents vflll be required to give some satisfactory security or deposit the cost price of models, wblcc will be refunded when returned

Address, enclosing stamp, SNYDBR WALTBBS, No. SS8 Broadway.

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|Wev the undersigned, doing business in New York City, do authorise Joseph S. Walters and Q. H. Snyder, comprising the firm of the National Patent Office, to r#fer io us, and believe they will conduct their business upon strictly honorable principles,

Signed] N. Y.Feb.3»th j.McKewan Ksq., Importer, 66 Maiden Lann, N. City. «. W. I*. Taylor Ksq Banker, 78 Wall Street, N. if

CUiarles B. Voorhoes Bsq Banker, 48 Pine St.,

Shepherd, Seward Co., Importers, 814 Pearl St., N. Y. City. John Wilmot Bsq., Commlaasouer, S Bowling Hreen, N. Y. Glty.

John W. Kirby Bsq. Metropolitan Bank 108 Broadway, N. Y. City. H. Arthur Bsq., British and American Bxehacgs Banking Corporation, S3 Wall Street, N. Y. City

H. Dawes Smith Keq Chemical Bank, corner of Broadway and Chambers (ttreet, N. Y. City. marl7-d-e-o-dfcwly

BOOTS AND SHOES.

IV. T. STONE

ever put for-

Persistent success.

CO.

In Fuir Blast!

STYLES!

Jiff stock-Ties!

IP YOU WANT

JYtce Dress

T. STONE

IF YOU WAN'I

si JLady^s or Jftisnes fine Balmoral Waiter, S^ace Boot or Clipper,

Yon will find it at

W. T. STONE & OO'H,

IP YOU WANT

MensBoys' or Youth's Boot, Brogan, Balmoral Plow Shoe^ or

?ou will be sure to find it »t.L

W, T. STONE & OO'H-

IP YOU WANT

Childrens' or infants Gaiter, Balmoral ytnkle tie 0

«dee them

W T: STONE FE

ion ryJUftMftwlB It

Desiring to buy at Wholeeale would fM their interest to buy at it S S to re

W. T. STONE FE

Oo.

No. 5, Phoenix Row, Main St,,

apifclwly TERRE fiADTK, LNb

STOVES AND TIN WARE,

ROBACK'S BITTERS.

Wherever known they have become a stan 1ard famlly strengthening remedy.

tJY JftOTtO.V

I O ALiL felling tbe beat COOK STOYKft fj Market,

OALL sells tho CONQUEST Cook Store, ssJ *. this stove 1 defy competition don't es an stove made JjALL sells the FORHST QUIKN Cooking Bl

BALLCowl

sells the ALLIGATOR OOAJ. COO Bum** made

JgALt. has the largest stock of StovM i).

J^ALL sells Stoves cheaper than any

°,tT'

BALL

warranto every Stove he sells tni faction.

gALL has the largest stflek «f'Tin Wars!

ajcenerai variety of Hooi

BALL

keepe everything usually knr clask iiouseof this kind.

BALL

prepared to do Jobbing, Gmteit Hpouting on good terms.

JJJA Wi is a practical w«rksaa«j

gALI. j^rwpany guperlni ends thi Usnnr

BAi.1,

I^ALl warrants ail work dcn) at th'» hiti*

highest prfo* fryf old ,n('

pays the highest pruw for rM rs^rf^' Wroogtrt Iron. A

BAJIL

IS betwen Fourth and Fifth Streets. HADTC.

AI li oan bo ftnmti at the

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in a

|»AI,L is tbanktal for past lavora, tuni u-jpe wlct persoiifti ftUftntirra t^busln^ A Ij is

WILL KEEP ROLLING

WESTERN MACHINE WORK*

SINKER & CO.,

IV/TANUPACTUREBS OF AL^

kinds and sixes of Portable and Station" steam Bnglnes and Boilers, Circular, Sasb Muley Saw Mills, Grist Mills and Sugar Mill'-

evenr deacriptltm of Sheet Ircm and Smith Work, Bank Vaults, martwly. "4 IhbiakaMiA