Weekly Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 24 August 1864 — Page 4

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OFFICIAL.

PukUshfiltin the JPaper having the largest Circulation "/IIST OF LETTERS

KMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST 0FiFlCE AT TKBHE HAUTE. INDIANA.

AUGUST 20, 1864. ®zuT"-

.Published every Saturday Morning.

\%rt.

LADIES LIST.

Abner Margaret 2 Adair Miss Manda Anderson Sophia

Chambers Miss Eliza Coppock Julian Clark Miss Mary Cook Mrs Mary A Clark Mrs Sarah Cozart Mrs Ellen Campbell MrB Co«k Mrs Cassady Mis3 Melissa Corneal Miss -jDlark Miss Mary E Cole Miss Sarah Ann Christopner Miss N Coueius Misa Nancy 1 Day Miss Mary Davis Miss Mary A

Dauson Miss Mary A Dickerson Miss A Davis Mary Dodaon Mrs Sallie Davis Mrs Lucinda Dabre Mrs Rachel 2

Johnson Mrs S A

KeswellMraA Kaykendall MisS 2 Kelloug Mias Adaiine

Lauae Mrs Sarah A Lee Mrs Lackey Mrs Mliza 2 Long Miss Annie Lamon Miss Mary Lone Mrs Eliza

Mayhew Miss Terrisa Miller Miss Malinda Manning Mrs Mary E Mirtz Mrs Sarah Martin Martha E Miller Miss A alone Widdow Morris Mrs Minerva Messer Miss Manerva Myers Mrs E Minnor Miss Sotha

IWacn.

McCall Mrs Sarah McKinney Mrs Mary W Nelson Miss E Nemyers Miss Nelson Miss Lucinda Neal Miss Mary A

Owena.Mra N

P'ratt Miss Martha Patton Miss Sally Peach Mrs Peoples Miss S A

Terrell Miss Louisa Thomas Miss Sarah Thomas Miss Sarah Tidd Miss Mary E

Tindlo Mary 2 Thomas Oardoce Toby Miss Hannah

Vizina MrB Mary E

Wallas Miss Emma Wright Mrs Martha Watson Mrs Adaiine Wyeth Miss Lusiney Wbited Mrs Rebecca

CHENTXEUIAWS lilST. A

Anderson John Asherman Henry Alexander James Alvis Zacbariah Anderson Samuel BAthy Andorson Isaac

Odell David Osborn Chas

any of these letters, the appli-

••, PHit am call for "advertised letters," give the v4t& q'thls list! an! pay one cent for advertising* "9B"If not called for within one month, they j^wUlXie sent to the Dead Letter Office.

Austin Mrs Carrie 2 Arnold Mrs SoBan Atkinson Miss S ft

Basa Catharine Baadell Miss E Base Adaiine Bevmer Mrs Baker Miss Mary Bn'dweil Miss Sallie Bailey Mias, Eliza Brown Miss Phebe Basa Miss Lucinda Bolger Mrs Johanna Baza Miss Martha Brown Miss Jasme Baker Mrs Hester Burt Mrs Samuel

Edmunds Miss

Eokles Annie

Qarber Miss E Goodnow Mrs Betsy E II

Garner Miss MaliBsa Qreen Miss E

Hogue Miss ElizaS Horton Miss Clara

Hendricks Miss Heitzman Mrs E Higers Misa Margret

Padson Miss Carrie E Phillips Miss Ella Powell Miss A 2

It Rowe Miss Sarah Rose Miss Sarah

Regan Miss Rheta Ray Miss Sallie 2 Raynor Miss Kate Hagan Miss 0 Richards Mrs Ellen

Ruggles Mrs Rosa Miss Siilda

Shepper Barbara Steward Mrs Dora Siley Mrs Harriet Soules Mrs Flizabeth Schuler Miss Susan

Shaw Miss Nancy Stark Miss E Swals Mrs Elizabeth Stratton Miss Ieabell Sh phcrd Mrs Mary Seward Miss Nancy

Smiths

Smith Miss Mandy Smith Miss Jennie Smith Miss Minerva

Arnold Joseph

Bates George W Barton Baills Robert Blair Jr Robert Baldwin Frank Barnes John Baker Sames A Barr Robert Barnes John Balev Thos Bicard Lafayette Brewer John Rennett Sorry Bell Berro John

Briggs George Boggs John Brown 0 2 Prooks George Brookbank Thos Brown Albert Brown Thos Burkhare Luckas Brusheviler Burnan James Bussinger John Ballock Goo HJ Brester W Bingham

Chanler Rasey Carr Sobn Classic Michael Cassady John Carter Geo W Carpenter Joseph Catber John Clark Jesse

Cleaver Connelly A Oollins Robert Coffin Wm Condon Thos Coons Danil Carry Wm S

Daniel Hartwell Davis S Davis Stephen Daily Thos

Evans

Daniels Donavan Dallay Jno

CI Gibson Gillaspie Thos

Goins Preston Gray Gray Gallentine Daniel Garwood John

Jackson Chas Jacob Peter .jJackeon Dr

Letter Sam! Iriuison A Lewis Joseph Lamon JAB .,

Mallore Ira Maynes John Meese Jas 2 Marts A Mederius A S.

Goslin Jack Gustin Amos Gregory & Martin

Harler W Harris John Harlan James Harris Joseph 2 Hayth Charley Harlon Thos Hapden Hartley James Hamilton Jarnet Hellames Geo W HeimdemJMessrs &D

Hendridge Adam Hill Jas Hitchoock John Hill John Holes Joseph Howell Samuel Houghton Eli Holland Daniel Horn John Howland E

Jones Lee Jones Daniel Jones Thos Julius

Jackson Danl Joslia E

Kennedy A

Kelsey I, Li fiord onathan Lam me Jas Lough ry Jos Lynn Haris

Melne Geo Morehead Wallace Montgomery Lark In Myers Chas

•He it

.Hitter Chas jncivuizey. Michael McAfee John

-«*W! ^JNugent Rev A

McGee Mo Kinzev Silvester McBritle Benj N

Mo Cart Akusdtt McOaughrj^TJhto

NeuUa

Gwq

Ogen Timothy O'Connell John 2

Peisbe Peter Payen John W Parsons as Peters Wark

Potter E S Pugh A Poston Robt

Reese John Reigelman W Risley Riley Henry Roberta Archa Robertson Strrnder

Rogers Newton Roberts Gilbert A Rush John Russell Henry Rupe Rushworth David

Saulter John Schayett Christ Sankey Jas Shannon John Stephens Thos Stewart S W W Sheldon Wm Steeles Albert

Swick Jos Siner BeDj Sims Danl Story Wm Stoder Thos Strother Rev Steward James Schults Peter

SMITH Smith W Smith Weneheli

Smith Alfrrd Smith Wm Smith David

Smith David

Trevan Thos Twikey

Thompson Wm Tierney Michael

Vaughn Thompson Van Vactor Benj W Wright Edwin

Waltry Henry Walkins Geo W

Wright

Young Lieut Will "Free delivery of letters by carriers, at the residences of owners, in cities and large towns, may be secured by observing the following rules: "1. Direct letters plainly to the 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, sign them plainly with full name, and request that answers directed accordingly. "3. Letters to strangers or transient visitors in 1 a town or city, whose special address may be unI fenown, should be marked, in the lower left-hand corner, with the word "Transient." I "4. Place the postage stamp on the upper rightbund corner, and leave space between the stamp amldlrectlon 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, I written or printed with the writer's name, post I office, and State, across the left-hand e=d of the envelope, on the face side, will be cuuii'licd with at I lite usual prepaid rate of postage, payable when the letter Is delivered to the writer.—Sec. 28, Law of 1865."

J. O.JONES, r. M.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

W. T. STONE & CO.

In Full Blast!

lEff STOCK-^LATBST STYLES

IF YOU WANT

JYice Dress Boot

W. T. STONE & GO'S.

IF YOU WANT

Jl Lady's or Jflisses fine Balmoral Gaiter, Lace Boot or Slipper,

You will find it at

W. T. STONE & (JO'S.

IF YOU WANT

JlMens}

Boys' or Youth's

Boot, Brogan*Balmoral or Plow Shoe, 0

You will be sure to find It at

W. T. STONE & 00*8.

IF YOU WANT

*1 Children#' or Infants Gaiter, Balmoral or \Jlnkle lie,

(dee them at

W:T: STONE A GO'S:

Country Merchants Desiring to buy at Wholesale would find it their interest to buy at

Tlie City Shoe Store,

W. T. STONE & 00,

No. 5, Phoenix Row, Main St.,

aprfldwly TKRRK HAUTE, IND.

JYEW BOSTOJY

—OJJ5H—

BOOT & SHOK

No.

107 COMMERCIAL

Row,

THE

E Ellis Francis

Har,7

Farris 2 Fernsher Benjamine

Fitzpatrick Thos

WABASH STRICT

BKTWMSN 4TH AND 5TH, TERRS HAOTX, INDIANA.

PROPRIETORS OF THIS

Establishment woujd most respectfully an noanoe to their friends, and the public generally, hat they are new receiving and have on hand, the

Largest Stock of

BOOTS AND SHOES

Ever offered for sale in this market, embracing every variety of lien's. Women's and Children's Wear, suitable for the Spring "^Summer trade, which we will sell Wholesale aim Retail, at the

Lowest cash Prices We especially call the attention of Mercnanta and Dealers in Boots and Shoes, to our large and well selected stock, as our facilities for buying enables us to sell at Whoesale as low or lower than any House this side of Boston.

Our arrangements are such will enable aaj to keep our assortment constantly complete, and Merchant ond Dealers will And no difficulty In selecting an assortment

TT3XJ BQTJaXjUr*

IN QUALITY

OH IN PRICE.

fSWe are also prepared to make to order every kind of work that may be called for In our line, on the •horteet notice, and in the most fashionable style.

Merchants and all others dealing in BOOTS AHD SHOBS, will find It te their Interest to givens a call and examine our stock, as we are determined to sell goods at the lowest cash prloes.

DOS* WITH

Neatness and Dispatch,

Do not Forget the JPlate!

No. 107, Commercial Row, Wabash Street, between 4th and 5th

Terr Eiauto, Ind.

Deck & Engles. miKMIMwll

BATES HOUSE.

HOLTON, Proprietor:

0w#w

of tDteofa «t Washlnstoa Streets, anuAVAPotM. no

•mNU

RIPLEY.

1 8 6 4

AUTUMN TRADE!

In consequence at the recent advance in

DRY QGQD

f- *.

And the prospect of Btlll higher prices,

THE FALL, TMtJMBL

Has opened SEVER &.L WEEKS EARLIER than usual.

Take pleasure in announcing that they are pre pared to meet the wants of their various customers. Their stock of

STAPLE GOODS

Is fresh and fall, and at

Mosi Favorable Prices for Buyers

Purchase now & save money

A NEW INVOICE

Of the ever popn lar

Duplex Eliptic krt

Far superior to any skirt In the maraet.

Blood's Celebrated Needles

We shall offer during the'month of August,

SPECIAL BARGAINS

SIJMMX1R

DRESS SOODS

SUCH AS

Tjawns,

Organdies,

Jflozambiques,

Bareges,

Hernanis,

S I

Sfc., Sfc.

Sun Umbrellas, un Umbrellas, Hun Umbrellas.

BRT CHEAP

WMlogail® IBd©S t. 4 v. v*. 'A .• 3

Basement and sd "Storjr.

TUELL & RIPLEY Comer Fifth and Mmn Street*.

Terrel Saute.

tA^IOSM

HEAD-QUARTER*?

'FOB-

D(If' GOODS

EDSALL, ROOT & CO.,

Are holding out

Great Inducements to. Purchasers!

Having on band a

Very LARGE STOCK

S I N

-AND-

SUMMER fiOODS!

We are offering them at [prices that will astonish you. In

rRESS GOODS

s-,-, WE OFFBB QOOD

Mozambiques at 37£, worth

Lawns at 30

Organdies at 75

Grenadides at 75

Fig'd Barege at 50

Plain Barege at 50

Fig'd Percules 75

GREAT REDUCTION!

Silk Basques,

Sacques and Circulars

We have a GOOD ASSORTMENT, and as we manufacture meet of these garments ourselves it enables us to «ell them for less than they can be bought elsewhere.

JLace Points, JHantles

-AND-

Circulars

We are offering for LESS than Jthe price of lmpon tatlen.

Oar Stock of

S I S

Is the

Largest and

Mos/

Complete

That has ever been brought to this oity, consist ing of

Fig^d Pongees, Checked Foulard, Striped do

PLA1JY SILKS

IN ALL SHADES.

Black Doited, IMepp'd Cordedy $c.

A TftEMKNDOUS STOOK OV

Plain Black Silks

Which were boujrht before the late advance.

We have got the Inside traek aod intrnd to keep It.

BD8ALL, BOOT 4 (X).

Goner mala and ilk Sta.

TERBE HAUTE, INDIANA,

CLOTHING.

•s-WANTED-w

1,000 RFCRUITS

AT TUB

"O" 2XT I O

CLOTHING STORE!

To fill the places of the 100 Day Men, so that we can dispose of our runs STOCK of

Spring & Slimmer

O IN

LINEN DUSTERS,

SUMMER OVER-0 OATS,

BLACK ALPACA COATS,

BLUE FLANNEL BLOUSES'

BLACK DOESKIN PANTS,

WHITE DRILLING PANTS,

BROWN LINEN PANTS,'

Military Vests

WHITE MORSALES FANCY VESTS,

Negligee Shirts

The F1NRST 8HISTS in the market.

1B(SJ *sH

OU.K

Cloak and Shawl

DEPARTMENT!

Was never more complete, and being purchased early In the season, we are prepared to offer them to you at a very

BEAUTIFUL STYLH8.

SOMETHING JVE

CALL AND SEE THEM AT

Shades,

Paris checked Jflozambiques, Paris new Shades, Plain and checked Poil de Chevre.

ALSO

Brocade Hernanos,

tiful Styles.

THERE

If*

FOR THK IiADIES.

E I S A E N S

-FOB-

muiiirscioTiiiii,

These patterns are for all ages from 2 te lb jjeare.

The Union Clothing Store

NO. 7t WABASH STREET

HAHTROCH A

DRY GOODS.

LATEST ARRIVALS.

Latest Novelties

DRESS GOODS,

8UOH AS

Plain and Stripedl*JtIohair, Plain and Checked Mozambiques, Colored Jtlpaccas, all

Beau

High colored Plaids,

Styles.

New

A SPLENDID STOCK OP

Spring Delaines

AND

CHALLIES. Plain Black Silks

FOR MANTLES.

A large assortment of SprinShawg Is, In all Grades sad very Cheap.

JACKONETS, BRILLIANTS, BOBINETTS, IRISH LINEN, DIAPER CRASH, .TABLE LINEN, TOWELLING, LINEN HDKFL. NAPKINS.

GLOVES AND HOSIERY,

In full variety.

E A E S

N E W 8

S I S AT IVIPPEHT dt DUNN

WITTIft A CO.,

Dealer* and Jobbers In

FOREIGN DC DOMESTIC

Dry Goods and Notions

AT BASTBRS PRICES,

NO, 61 fflAMF STREET)

Early's Block, opposite the Court House,

'"1 TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA,

MVCoontry merehanta will Sad It to their advas age to oall febl

Internal Revehue Notice. ^OTICE IS HUiREBY GIVEN 1 to the citizens of Vigo Coaoty, State of Indiana, and an persons oencerned, that the litem! ment Book, containing the lists, valoatlons aod eoumerationa of th* Annual May Assessment for the year 18M, including the tacome^ax of the year 1863 made by the Assistant Assessor of said ecuu ty under the act of Congress or the United States, entitled. 'An Act to support the Government and to pay interest on the Public Debt,' approved July 1st, 1812, and the acts amendatory thereof will be kept open for examination at W. K. Edwards' office In the town of Torre Haute, county aforesaid from the 11th day of August 1361, to the 37th day of AngostlSM, at which last' date, the undersigned, at the place aforesaid, will receive, hear and determine all appeals, Mich must ba In writing setting forth the particular matter or thing plained of, taken from the ^sseesments ef the Assistant Assessor of said county at which time and pfroe aH persons Interested will please attend.

•MuiiiMMKrVk

'MEDICAL.

IMPORTANT™FEMALES

O A A I O N

To tlie ILadies, MOTH III AUB1£DE4N DpiKOLK

The Oldest Regulator for Females.

IS BUT ONE GENUINE

and 8UBB CURB for GlKi^S or WOMKN who suffer from Irregularities, or obstructions of the Menses, whatever may be the cause of those obstructions.

This Care has been recognised for many years.— THE ONLY SAFK RELLANCH Is In Dr. Oheeaeman's Female l*llls. that Ladles have for relief from the suppression of those

p*ri»dt

which, if kept up according to the

calls of Nature, will GU^RANTBK TO THKH

fu&ett amount of good h$aUi and

BOX:

Will restore the natural Monthly function to ANY FEMALE, NO MATTER WHAT H8R CONDITION OR AGE. Indeed, so certain are Dr. Ulieeseman's Female

WMcA hav* bun popular and

rurs

cure* for

a QUARTER OF A CENTURY, to restore tho menstrual Dow in a natural way, that ladies who are pregnant must not use them, as they will Invariably produce a miscarriage. THEY CANNOT DO HARM In any other way.

D*. Vheewemans Female Pills are the only medicine that HARRIED AND SINGLE LADIES have relied upon for many years, or can rely upon now. Beware of lmltatloiisl Take this advertisement to your Druggist and tell him want 7htyou

Bat Female Medicine

STOMACH HITTERS. Ton luousaud bottles sold in one month. Tlie most popular stomach bitters use.

ROBACK'S BITTERS. Good for all derangement of the Stomach, Billlousness,Liver Complaint and general debility.

ROBACK'S BITTERS. They possess wonderful tonic properties, giving tone to the appettte art. dleestive organs.

ROBACK'S BITTERS. I Debilitated Ladles and sededtary persons will find in them an excellent tonlo.

ROBACK'S BTTTBRS A wlneglassfnl before each meal will remove Indigestion and all liver dlS' eases.

ROBAOK'B BITTERS,

They are better than all Pills, Powders, and nauseous, disagreeable{compounds.

ROBACK'S BITTERS.

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

ROBAOK S BITTERS.

Tbey are prepared by an old and sklUfnl physician from well-known vegetable remedies.

ROBAOK'S BITTERS.

Wherever known they have become a staniard family strengthening remedy.

ROBAOK'S BITTERS.

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

ROBAOK'S BITTERS.

0 W O A

uOMFOPKPaa or

STOMACH BITTKR8, BLOOD PURIFIER, AND BLOOD PILLS. Also Distiller and Manufacturer of Catawba and Sweedlsh Brandies, and all kinds of the finest Domestic Liquors, which are sold wholesale or in any desired quantity, at Nos. M, 68,60 and 83 Bast Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

For sale In TERRE HAUTE bv P. M. Donnelly, J. R. Cunningham, A. J. Coe, J. W. Patrick A Co., and by Druggists and Dealers In Medicines everywhere. ftbUdwlv

Established, in 1T60.

PETER LORILLARD,

Snuff & Tobacco Manufacturer

lfi & 18 CHAMBERS STREET, (Formerly 43 Chatham Street, New York,) Would call the attention of Dealers te the articles of his maunfactnre, viz:

BROWN KNUE1'.

Macaboy, Demlgros, Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia, Coaroe Rappw, Nachltoches,

JAfflES FABRIN8TON,

Ass. 7th Collection District of Indiana.

auglldSwSw

iSSnfe..

American Gentleman, Copenhagen YF.LLOW MlfUFF.

Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch, High Toast Scotch, Fresh Roney Dew Scotch, Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch, or Landyfoot, (TAmxriOK is

CALLED TO

BACCOS. WHICH WJH. BE

LAKOC BCDUOTIO*

Psion or FIXI-CPT CHEWING

ADD

SNOUSS TO

romro or Rirpaaroa QUAUTT TOBACCOS.

SMOKING. FINK COT CHEWINO. SMOKINO. Long, P. A. Ji., or plain, a. Jago, No. 1, Cavendish, or Sweet, Spanish,

No. 3. Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canaster, Nes. 1

3 mixed. Tin Foil Cavendish, Turkish. Granulated. N. B.—A circular of prices will be sent on appli cgtlon. sept IB, '83-wly

OTICE OF APPLICATION

FOR LICKN8B.—Netice is hereby given that will apply to the Board of Commissioners ot Vigo comity, Indiana, for a license to sell "intoxi eating liquors In a less quantity than a quart at a time," with the privilege of allowing the same to be drjmk on my premises, for one year, business, and the premises whereon eaii quors are to be drank, is located at ITo. 6 North 4ti itreet in Terre HautoJn Harrison Township in Vigo county Indiana. L. TR1CHMAKN, aog2w3t

WESTERN MACHINE WORKS. SINKER & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL rJL kinds and sixes of Portable and Stationary

Steam Bsgtaes and Boilers, Circular, Sash and Muley Saw Mills, Oiist Mills and Sugar Mills also every description of Sheet Iron ank Smith Work and Bank Vaults.

marVwly IxvMjutroua, In.

JIOR LINEN DUSTERS,

•at

ike

drsngii and

which, if not regularly experienced, will produce XISXBT and DSATH, and is that first Of all Remedies for diseases of Females,

Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills:

This GOOD OLD KB1CKD7 for all obstructions has been hailed with pleasure and profit

for twenty-five

years, in all parts of the civilised world. Its author la AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN, whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody places confidence and respect. It is ra»

a STANDARD REMEDY.

rangmuni,

but

Dr. Okeeeeman's Female Fills have never failed, and thousands of certificates to this effect can be round in all parts of the country. The proprietors of Dr.

Cheeseman's

guarantee that

long-tfiti rtoifn

ONE

the World,

Which Is comprised In

0 r. Cheeseman's Female Fills!

These form the finest preparation ever put forward, with Immediate and Persistent success. O N E E E I E

Dr. Cheeseman's Pills have received and are now receiving the sanction *f the most eminent Physicians in America.

KXPIiCl* DIRKKTIONS with each Box. The price, ONB DOLLAR PER BOX, oontainlug from fifty to sixty Pills.

Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting the price the proprietors, or any authorised agent, in current Kinds. Sold by Druggists generally.

HUTCffiNQS At HILLYKR, Proprietors, 81 Cedar Street, New York.

Sold Wholesale by John D. Park, Cincinnati. For Sale by, THOS. H. BARR,

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

Feb20.dwlr-

ROBACK'S BITTERS

OREKN BACKS!* KB GOOD, BUT

ROBACK'S ARB "BETTER,

CR A HANDSOME CLOTH SUIT

over

OR JTHE SHIRTS

oall

FOR

TO THE STOCK OF

FINE CASSIMERES

COATINGS,

"VZESTIHSTQ-S.

LINENS,

E N S

Furnishin0 Goods

CLOTHING

Embracing Everything Market.

CLOTHINC. PATENT OFFICE.

go to

Erlan/j& Pro'

OR LINEN

and

MARSEILLES

PANTS

call 'at

^rlanger $ Pro.

OR MARSEILLES VESTS

FOR

ORRTHE LATEST STYLES IN CASSIMRE SACKS

call at

Erlangor Pro.

OR THE, LATEST IN CASSIMERE AND VESTS TO

oall at

niw-fttngUd or-

THE IAT10IAL PATE ST

call

BLACK

oall

atj

Frlangeh $ Pro.

Gents Furnishing Goods,Scarfs Vfeck Ties, etc., call at

SNY"DER & WALTERS 229 BHOADWAY, N. Y,

PATENT liSOLICITIKG HOUSE AD FiTEIT C0H1SSI0I JOIiSE.

COMBINED.

aauuixiM.—This Coaopany will act ae Attorneys for securing Patents for new Inventions In this country and Snrope on the most reasonable terms.—

Conduct

KrlangerPro.

Infringement Cases—and procure renewals of Patents Oua KXISIWOM ROOKS and Samm DarABXMairr. —We respectfully submit to the public that ours is the only Responsible Soliciting House In the World that has an Bxhibitlon Room, aod Kffleient and gncceeaftil Selling department attached. On Patents taken out by us wo require no advance fee for selling.

We are in regular communication with upwards of 180 Patent Sellers throughout the country who depend wholly for thoir supply of Patents upon us. Our Exhibition Rooms (corner Broadway and Barclay Street, in the very heart and centre of the •lty), arc dally visited by numbers of capitalists and men of enterprise, seeking investments in valuable Patents, for the purpose of reselling In sabdivisions, while other and heavier capitalists arc always re«dy to purchase a useful Patent and en gago In its manufacture, and thus secure a lucrative monopoly. These sources oi demand that are dally augmenting are fully sufficient to absorb the entire

supply

STYLES PANTS MATCH

Erlanger Pro.

of Patents now being Issued, and that at Mr prices. Consignments of Patents for sale aro respectfully toUcIted. Any information free. Responsible Agents wanted in every country and town who have Sxed places of business—to such we will pay $30 per quarter, aod 8 per cent, on all sales, to act «ur Agents, for tbe explanation (one hour or more per day) of the models of such patents as may be placed In their hands for sale. To good Salesmen who will give whole time to business, will pay &.1S per month. Also traveling Agents wanted at a lair salary.

AgentswiU be required to give som* datisfactory security or deposit the cost price of models, which «rill be refunded when returned. .Address, enclosing stamp, 8NYDKR WALTBRfc,

City.

Erlanger\$WrOi

THE FINEST DISPLAY

Frlanget $ Pro.

YOU want to buy

Clothing

Cheaptcall

N. Erlanger & Bro.

93 MAIN STREET.

Large Additions

J_£ALL

New in the

JUSTJREOKrV ED, AT

IN S A S

81 abash s-t.

The money returned if it (ails to Core.

PSYCHAGOGA,

THE

ONLY CERTAIN AND RANTED CURE FOR

WAR-

E E A N A

Intermittent Remittent and Fa vers,

Send for a Circular.

AND LOSS OP APPETlTa i' For sale at all Druggists In the United States.

No. 339 Broadway.

RKFRRRNCKS

We, the undersigned, doing business In New York City, do authorise Joseph S. Walters and O. H. Snyder, comprising the firm of the National Patent Office, to r«fer to us, and believe they will conduct their business upon strictly honorable principles. |Signed) N. Y.Feb.SSth. j.McKewan Kaq., Importer, 66 Maiden Lane, N.

W. L. Taylor K«q, Banker, 76 Wall Street, N. Y. Oity. Charles

Jl.

BEST FITTING IN „THE ''OITY

Voorheea Bsq Banker, 48 Pine St.,

N. Y. City. Shepherd, Seward A Co., Importers, 214 Pear I St., ». Y. City.

John Wilmot Bsq., Cooimlttssoner, 3 Bowling Qreen, N. Y. City. John W. Klrby Ksq. Metropolitan Bank 103 Broadway, N. Y. City.

H- ArthurKaq., British and Americas Exchange Banking Corporation, 63 Wall Street, N. Y. City. H. Dawes Smith Ksq Chemical Bank, corner of Broadway and Chambers Street, N. Y. City. marlT-d-e-o.dfcwly.

STOVES AND TIN WARE.

'A. L. L.

STU.L, MJV JftOTIOJY

ALL is selling the best COOK 8TOVK8 In the Market.

ALL tells the CONQUB3T Oook Stove, and with thin stove I defy competition don't excep 1 onyatovo mode. ALL sella the FOREST QUERN Cooking Sieve.

ALL sella the ALLIGATOR COAL COOK (best Coal Burner made

ALL has the largest stock of Stoves In t&eoliy.

ALL sells Stoves cheaper than any bouse lo the city.

A LI. warrants every Stove he sells to give satufcction,

ALL has the largest stock ofTin Ware tn the clt/.

keeps^a jceneral variety of Hons*! Fnmluli

BALL

keeps everything usually kept In a lirstclass bouse of this kind.

BALL

Is prepared to do Jobbing, Mattering and Spouting on goodterma

ALL Is a practical workmen.

BALL

{terdonally snperlniendy the Msnalactarin Department.

ALL wari-Hiits *11 work dm.* *t this house

BALL

pays the highest price for old Coppor t(id Brsts.

BALI,

pays the highest price for old Cast and Wrought Iron.

BALL

is betwen Fourth and Fifth Streets, TBURK HAHTR.

j^AIX can be found at tbe Sign of The Tin Mali.

BALL

is thankful for past favors, and hopeu b£ strict personal attention to business the a

WILL KEEP ROLLING.

eb37dwly

LEATHER.. STORE.

OAS£[

LEATHER STORB

L. A. BURNETT, Tanner and Dealer 111

ILL KINDS OF

Leather, Shoe Finding#,

Hides, Furs, Wool, Sheep Pelts, tPeerskins. TettJYJYEtVS TOOLS,

Tanners Oil,

NO. 14*, *llJHWnU«8 BLOCJ&

ala Street bet*n Oox Sons' and HnlmanN, Terre HAUte.

now In store and will be constantly receiving a complete assortment of French Kip awl Calf Skim, Buffaly Slaughter, Spanish and Ook Sole, Harnett,

Skirting and Domeetie Wax Upper, Kip and Calf Skint,

Of the very best New fork. Philadelphia and New Jersey taniuvge. The highest market price will be paid in o«*h to

GREEN OR DRY HIDES, PUR8, DEER SKINS, SHEEP PELTS

Scott

ami

THE ROUGH.

LEATFfFR

All orders will receive prompt attention, and desired will be forward*1 by first Kxpress, te ho tr turned at my erpense If not satisfactory.

I,. A BHRNK }*l

Bectrs* twtr

Established in 1842! Richmond Thrashing Machinpft

IARTIES

Camp

.wanting to purchase

for the coming reason tbe best Thrashers. Horse Power's and Portable Kngit»es trill ,1o weii to examine oar work. These macb nea arewtlt known, and have always *tood high in (he ekt motion orthe farinteg community. We claim to be making a separator that wlli thr»»h as fast, save and clean the grain better than a-y machine ever bnili, a Horse Power that will run lighter than any, end •he most desirable thrashing engine made

W.Q. MACKAY, .4gent, No 83 Haasau Street, H. T.

marSOwSm.

Valentine. 1*4 146 Main atreet, lirire

Haute, are Agents for tbe sole of thaso narhin«t Sample machine always on hands. JONAS W. 1KB, Proprietor of the Bobieon Machine Works, Bichsaond, Indiana. eTw9m