Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 235, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 October 1857 — Page 2

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TERRE-HA0TE.

.MONDAY JJI *. i. /. /.

MORNING, OCT «, *57

"Broktn.

Wf see jit "Bank

..rv..

Note List,"

•by lteMn. McKeen & Too-

sey, in the Union of yesterday, that tfeeyadirfge the people to "keep witfcWfh of «horer" ud it the nam* down .$» isctfes of

efttstn

wuffllk UmonMid per e«it. die* count, and all, "With the exception of ee»t. dbcoont.

WiTi tho»e" "gentlemen liavo the kiadn^M to show this community, by the fnrtt trnd figures, Why it Is they pufc so heavy a diseonnt on some of the issues of the Banks of our sister State? Sf We are indthed to the belief that Home of. the banks which they quote at 225 per cent, below par,

are

Condition Chan

We hope ho honest man, who ha* his m.ooqy by ^arl labor, will ffcr hhfl&elf to beAlthaw*i 25 per &nt. oa Illinois money. It is a speculation of txrefeers, to put money in fbeir pockets —Exprttt. j?

We published in the Union of Frithe £fh instant, a "Bsnk Note l«ii*t" furnished us by Messrs. McKrea At Tousey, of tlua city, in which the Mper of fottr Uifoois banks'was plao «t par, eleven at 25 per cent., one at 75 per ceht. and all others at 5 per gent, discount* |Tbia publiqation ha« called forth*die foregoing unjnst, tlinbWat and spiteful comments- from the Editor of the Express—who, really, •tarns to have less sense and discretion &an "school^oy«" generally have. His first paragraph contains one statement absolutely untrue, and another

fqoally culpable. It represents Messrs. McKccn fe' Tousoy as giving advice Id the people—whereas they have done •6 such thing there is not a word of tha sort in, the Jwt furnished us by ttieni, And suppresses the fact thai they take the issues of four of the Illinois banks at par —which is mora thab other bankers or brokers outside of Illinois were doing on that day.

Bpt thU was done by Hudson to lay the fcAmiTutJon for an unjust and lib4ttious attack npoH Messrs. McReen A Tousoy, by intimating that they ha^e^ xiveii...a fyl»t value to Illinois mo^^f^ihd tlfiSn to cahtion every '•hdnest man, who has earned his money by hard labor," from being "shav-e3*?'-Ly tJji§ schemOf whic^ "ip a mere •p^culatifoif of 6rtkcA,"t^ p\ii money in Owjr pockcU '^j-or, as he called it in another article, "an arrant humbog,** which "should bis stopped." iliKoir, We regrot as much as any body can do, the present condition of ran onr readers will do ^s.the jftstjqo to say, that we have in our power, from time to tima, to keep np its value,: We have urged our merchants and business rabw fo take it In their ordinarf hosiniss, ipftd shall continuo .to do so. But tlut fact is, the combined iniluoncc of. )All ti)e jserchants, bankers ami httttaea* men of this city, will do but little toward* regul a ting and estabAihing lUt value.' That must be done elsewhere, *»d more particularly at Chicago and St. Louis than at any ftthorpoints iti the West. Hence, v« must'look to thosc places for its value, and.cmr business operations must te qsgtdated by tha ralae that they fix, 'WVcanno*, in fact, in ordinary trasiness, giyo.sasatfeA -aa those cities, for the reason that we sans* look to the

East

mom than to thV

thmt

whw Will any body tell us a* reasdti Tof^ the contrary It would pnxxteevauthe«vie»« (l)editor oftlie Express to give us one. l^t us see how the factl iMiW

The St. Lonw Republican of Oct, .%lv eatimatsw the eiroulatioa of the Illinois hanks at 94.000,006, aud dm •ays .:-v.? •Of UttSMm wwy mm in thU «wnmttufty has asore or less, «sd it h«r been brought hers in large stuat within two weeks, it is not uareaaonab4eto«ny (Jwt wehavein SU Lonia oos Bullion and half dollars.

mnnity easy, snd a protest would be something of a curiosity. Bui

Cti,

nor bmy bmf in market,

a higher

jury.

West

tkit

pf*r not canvrrtibU. It won't bmv mytki**. A won't pay board

«fa

ho-

nor

liquid

ate a dettfor whist* Himg. UtAk Ikiitf wktck it oppreiting and weighing/

«foe»

th*

enrryies of

Si. Lamb*

and

which must be remedied. If the paper could be mid at two or three or five per cent., or any price, immediate relief would feftov. But nobody is willing, or able, to bny it at anv price, and hence it is that notaries are reaping a rich harvest-'"

Here then was the value ofotf Illinois currency in St. Louis on ths&tta —it wouldn't buy

anything"

"a te&tfey

standard it was

in a better

some

which they put at

not even

sting."

thit

What, then, at

the hankers of brokers' counter in

city, was its fair market value at the same time By the

St, Louit

nothing.

Now, the

table furnished us by Messrs. McKeen & Tousey appeared in the Union of the 9th, and must, therefore, have been made np by them on the 8 th— the day before/- And it must have been based upon information obtained from St. Louis paners of the 7th, which were published in tfie mormnj? of that day, made lip according to the state of the market at the close of the business of the 6th—the previous day We are thus particular, to show, in justice to Messrs. McKeen «fe Tousey, that -in the table furnished us they placed Illinois money at

vafas than it had,

time,

all

at par,

at that

in St. Louis—the gresit commercial city of the State whose bonds constitute at least three-fourths of the security of the Illinois banking capital. It was

down to

nothing

St. Louis, while they were willing to take it at their published rates—some of it

aad the greater part at

only,/fiw per

cent

the

discount. And yet

"ninny"

of the Express, is so pit

ifully spiteful, as to assert that

their

quotations are nst true. We don't believe a word of it—and he

hnows

nothing about it. We stated on Saturday that the bus metis men of St. Louis hail

agreed to take it

at par.

discount.

for all

taction.. Bat this, aside, we certainly cannot give store than St. Lotus gives far tha currency which circulates be* twoao that place and this—and much more extensively there than here. If then, ills twia, that on tho day that this list was furnished «s by Messrs. Mclv*V T«tt^ey, tbay stated the fair wb» of Uliaois money at St. Louis «—why should they not purchase it at

i{VT*n

This re

mark, strictly speaking, is entitled to be thus qualified:—that they have agreed to receive 90 cents in specie for full dollar, which fixes the vslue of all Illinois money at 10

per cent

But this was not done un

til the 7th instant, and not published in St. Louis papers until the 8th— the day that Messrs McKeen fc Tousey made op their list, and when they could

not have knoitn it.

all

the banks.

But even i^

they had, we think their tablo fixes a •aloe better for the bill holder than even the present rates in St. Louis— for some at par, and the greater part at 5 per cent discount, with only the few enumerated banks at 25 per cent discount, is better for the bill holder than 10 per cent discount on the bills of

This statement is duo to Messrs. McKeen & Tousey, and we make it with the greatest pleasure. They arc two of the most enterprising, intelligent, and estimable of our business men—as much esteemed in private lifo as any of our citizens, and enjoying the confidence and respeot of the whole community. They are, in all respects, undeserving the malicious assault of the Express—but may enjoy the consolation of knowing that

here

Since writing the above we find the following in a communication in the St. Louis Bepublicau of the 6th instant:"*" "Do Illinois farmers take their own Hli. notes, for barley, potatoes, wheat, or even for pumpkin sauce? No! emphatically Not They do not even offer to bring their grain to us, think ing that they have got all our £old already, and that we had nothing but their shin plasters to return to them. Travel in their railroad cars, they are fat aad full and grin, and talk this fashion "D—a the ahioplastera, they are good enough for St. Louis and they ahall take them for what we want or else wa will deal somewhere doe. but for our grain tiny ahall pay round prices and in gold, or aba they may adl starve."

And we Bnd also the following in another communication in the same paper of the Oth instant—wherein the difficulty of carrying into effect the resolution of the merchauts is shown:

"'But no Tsaolatio«n at the Exehaa can tnake the notes of the Sib

banks pass at par. For no irredeemable paper Money can he made equal to gold and silver, except sows OM wiU buy it and pay gold and silver for it. ~«au07

We hear the talk of Hbaois money being at par ta Clkags. It Is **par" there,* by paper aMmef being the standard. But trold aad silver areata "piesaiusa" itt Chicago. The only dif•isfpips.'

iiiii? iWjjiBfn.ftifitf-.'rii

fercnce between Chicago and St. Louis i« in the standard

knt

It is gold

and silver, and currency is at a discount. There, currency is tha standard, and specie is at a

premium.

The up-

»h#t will be, that we shall sooner get rid of irredeemable paper, than they will get specie

down

to the standard

of currency. The process will he hard on us hut it will go on, since onr private bankers have not the capital to deal in currency." 1^** ———r~ —r-j—-tJT We are under obligation# to Mf. drtijbtsi for a late Baak Note Reporter of St Louis, •which contained the fbHowinp Extra hi relation to the latest ifisomtttcd Banka. We Tee! aatieua to give our readers all the important news hi relation to the currency, as fiat as we get it. To-day's Union will be (band nnnsually interesting in this respeet:

Buik of the Valley, Staunton, Va-, and Brunches, MMpendrd. Bink of Saratoga Springs, Saratoga, N. Y. foilvd.

Ban River Bank, Bevertv. Mns« failed. Bank of Pike County, Gregpsrille, His., suspended circulation, seenrea by State bonds.

Bank of Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee, soMtrnded. Bank of Hartford Co., Hartford, Connect!cat, iraspended.

Bank of Belleville. Belleville, Ills., broke. Ntte*seoured:tv MiMouri State Bnnds. Bnnk of Central N Y-, Utiea, N. Y. broke, and in hands of receiver.

Bunk of Watertown, Watcrtown, N. Y., discreditWl. Central Bank of Virginia, Staunt«n, Va., discredited.

Charter Oak Bank, Hartford, Conn., discredited. E. I. Ttnkhams ft Co.'sB'k. McLeansboro, Tils., doubtftil—belongs to E. I. Tinkham & Co.. broken brokers' office. Chicago.

Exchange B*k. Hartford, Conn., discredited, Farmers' and Citizens' Bank, Wilttaassborg N. Y. failed.

Farraeis* and Mechanics' Bunk, Detroit, Mich-, ^discredited and distrained by "State efficers. "Farmers' Bank, Hudson, Wis., discredited.

Fontanj Ile Bank, Belleveu, N. T., broke Hudson* River Bank, Hudson, N. Y.,failed. Onedia Bank, "Otic*, N. Y., discredited. Lee Bank, "Lee, Mass., discredited. mercantile Bank, Hartford, Conn., discredited.

PhiTIipsburg Bank, Phillipburgh, New Jer•sey, fniled. R«ck Co. Bank,Spriagficld, Mass. discredited.

State Bank of North America, Seymour, Conn., discredited. Springfield Bank, Springfield, Mass., discredited.

Thompson Bink, Thompson, Conn., failed. Western B'k, Springfield, Mass., suspended Worthington Bank, Cooperatown, N. Y., discredited. ,s.

now

Bank of BaUvllle.

The Banking House oF Moore, Hoilonbush & Co., at Keokuk, suspended last Monday. There was a ron on the Banking House of Flagg & Savage, ut Quincy, on Monday, but they met everything. Since then we have heard nothing of any farther run.

JSTlndiana State 5s have declined in the New York stock market to 80. Buc little of this stock has changed hands during tho panic consequent upon the suspension of the banks.—^ On Monday $ it,000 was sold at 80 Virginia 6s at 81, and Missouri 6s at 70. Indiana 5s are worth more than Missouri 6s, and as much as Virginia 6s. The issue of the Indiana State stock banks is based mostly upon In* diana stocks deposited with the Aud-

li0r

no such assault can do them in-

tnltraol o* a

vr&JS

jpjr. During Uie month of September, the tJ. 8. Assay office at NeW York, transmitted to the Philadelphia Mint for coinage, 01,585,782,26.— The deposits at the office in the seme time were $1,575,000, and the gold bars stamped there amounted to $1,069,640,72. At the doee of the month there was in coin at the office $272,870, and in coin at the Assistant Treasurer's office in N. York, $9,339,831,81.

jar The stock of pork at New York on the 1st inst. was 16,225 bbl*, and the stock of beef 5,968 Vbk.— At the same time last year, the stock was 17,904 bbls. pork, and 14,438 hhto. beet 0^:^

Mar- Tha St. Louis News of Wedneeday evniag statse that J. J* A*r dersoa Co., are making «n«agtf raeota with their depositors by which they willbeable to resume immediately.

M- At Ike 2*ew York Stock Board, onTneedsy, $2,000 Lexington city 6 per cent, bonds sold at 49$ and interest

JVTbe button factory if Krieger 4 Co^ at Cincinnati, was destroyed byfire yeetMday morning at 1 o'^selu Low $30,000 insurance $10,000.

mmmm

The ZUinois Currency—Citterns1 MowHwd'

Town

I. V. BBOWJT

HAIX,

Resolved,

SaUtrday JShining, Oct.

10,

The merchants and business men ef IWre-Haute nlet pursuant. to call, when on motion, H. Ross was called to the Chair, and R. N. HUDSO* and

were appointed Secreta

ries, The Chair stated the object pf the ing to be the calm consideration of the present difficulties under which the merchants and business men of Terre-Raute are laboring, in refaction to the depreciated currency now in circulation in our midst, and to see if any step oouM be devised by which a healthy state of affairs may be brought about, when on motion of L. Bros it was

That it is expedient and

adviseable under the present circumstances of general derangement in the monetary affairs of the country, to receive and pay out at

pat,

the issues of

the Illinois and Wisconsin banks, except such as liavo failed and that as merchants and business men generally, we will so receive and pay out said Xl)8UT$3IOO currency at par. -u

Adopted.

1U,

J. P. Baird offered the following a Resolved further. That we will receive from Watson aud Shan on, the above named notes in redemption of their checks, provided they receive tho said notes in their business*

This amendment was accepted ihd adopted. •1 Here a discussion' arose in relation to the solvency of the Banks of Illinois and Indiana, and many interesting observations were mads by Messrs. Rrcx, POTWIIT, COOKERLY, LYONS and REV. Mr. WILSOK.

The following was offered by G. F. Cookerly:

Resolved,

This institution has failed. It hhd a deposite account of soino $70,000, or $80,000, but how far they will be paid is not yet known. There was a good deal of excitement at Belleville when the failure was first announced, and it continued throughout Tuesday. The Bank was based on State Stocks, and the note holders will be secure whatever else may happen, if the Auditor will only perform his duty carefully and without,too much precipitation.

that a standing Commit

tee consisting of L. Ryce, F. Nippert, H. ROSS, C. H, Bailey, .1. H. O'Boyle and G. F. Lyons, be appointed to report to the press and public meeting's, the state of the currency of the suspended Banks of Illinois and Wisconsin, and other currency, from time to time, as may be deemed neccssa*y.

II. ROSS, Prcst

t. M. BROWNT, R. N. IIUDSON

.,1

Sec'rys.

THE FINANCIAL CRISIS IN EUROPE.— The correspondent of a German journal. writing from Vienna, under date of September 7, says: "Last week several failures occarred here, as well as Prague and Peth. The most important of these is a hardware establishment, with liabilities amounting to several hundred thousand guilders^ and having extensive connections abroad. There never was a time, not excepting the years 1847 and 1848, when tli£ failures

Were

I ii

so numerous as now £v

ery day one or more suspensions are announced* The worst is, an eirty improvement cannot

expected.

The Bank of Credit has limited its transactions, and refuses all applies tions for new loaH6 giving as the reason for such conduct that it is not in a condition to expand its business."

jaf*The New York Times of Monday states the condition of thg^Nfw York City Banks as follows: NXW YQRK.CIIX BAXKS^^CJtUC LLAB1L4 •'.

ITIKS

To depositors on de-fc^ maud. $57,881,982 Bank-note circulation','' 8078,801

Together, $65,952,733 In gold on hand, $13,559,185 State^tooks, 5i£l* 4g$ jff $$ there Together equal to 2&„cts. ou$l«or'

*-n

19,070,524

Leaving to collect 71 eta. on $, or Dee from borrowers,

Resulting surplus, $61,888,812 The Times argues upon this basis that then is no danger of suspension. T"-. «nat

DAVOEROOS Csmnnm i* CmccLA*ro*j—A number of counterfeits are in circulation in Cincinnati, bf the demon inatiou of ten dollars, on the Bank «f Corning, Corning. H. Y^ nnd the Northwestern Bank of Virginia both ofwhichare facsimiles of the genmne, aad mil executed. The bills of the latter back

FROM THE PLAINS.—Capt. Benj. Russell arrived at Lexington, Mo., on Tuesday last, after an absence of some three months, during which time he visited Salt Lake City, and intermediate points. He says that the Cheyenne Indian depredations are unabated and are daily growing of a more daring and aggravated character. When he left Salt Lake, the Mormons had fortified Fort Bridger, and say they will defend that fort against the passage of United States troops; and they will whip out ail the U. S. troops that can be sent against them.

On the way in, Mr. Russell was chased by the Cheyennes, on several occasins [sic]. Their shots came so near his destruction as to pierce his saddlebags, coat, and hat, yet he arrived unhurt.

He says that, two weeks ago, three men in the employ of Russell & Waddell, were killed by the Cheyennes. They also stole some fifty head of stock, and some two hundred U. S. guns, from the trains of those gentlemen. The Indians, he adds, were prowling around Fort Laramie, and declare their inteution of taking that post. =====

NBW ADVERTISKMENTS.

HMI

PI.IKT TOI'B Dixit*

kmb

MXC*

Tor* L)oi.-

UM.—JK«WMI(.

Capital Enlarged.

oRu

IN COB PO RATED

18IO.

A E E E A

TAI'ITAL

CASH

Enlarged, 7 of July '57. to $1,000,000 A HSOLUl'K UVI.MPAIHKH: Snrplcs $422,162, .11. With tli« Prestige of 3t yrV «ucces» 6t Kijtoriouce

DIRECTORS.

Brace, sr.

SBHI'I.

Tnilnf, Jo*, f'liurch

Kobt. Ruell, M. A.TnUlo, K. Klnwor, K. A. Hnlkulcy, R. Mniliur. K. C. Klplov, S.S. Want. n.Z. Pratt. A. Duiilwim, O. F. DavU, 1. HIIKfr, T. A. Aluxmidur,

W. Kunev. Br»lnarl. OFFICER8. E. C. Kiplr) T.A.AIcsaadrr, rr«?*ilciit Vivo Hre»lUuiit

Thou. K. llmM, Jr.. So-'*. J. D. Briinett, GcnlAgcnt IXStTRKS AG A IJfST THK Dancera of l*Irei

AND

PERIIjS

At a* liberal raits and rates aJt risks assumed permit of for solvency an-l fab prqjit.

ESPECIA r. ATTENTION PAW TO Insurance of Duelling*, Farm I'ro/xrty, OutBuildinps and Contents.

Stx ii Insured for periods of 3 hi 5 jonra on th« luosl faroratdo tomn. Losses Equitably Adjusted and

Pifanptly Paid.

LOSSES PAID

4ble (lorfHirnlio ft Ihrnm/h,

Pot lt-wly \r^ Bruich of the State Bank of

Nof

McLBAlTS

Strength! ANDBLC

enuu

OF INLAND NAVIGATION.

$10,437,312 .84.

If vrcnlth, Willi a ttvnriy and prompt atlontlon le a lejrHhimU! In.-oiniiu bu«tno«*, and the ftitinn of tonlrarl* In gemd fhtth, havo Indtico mcnts with tli* imlillt- la solucllng lh»lr underwriter—we rofcr HHMH fortr^t «f qunlity and our claim* to their pntnumico. to reconls of p»sl *orvlce*. tundorlm: Ihelr cootinuniu 3 wltli inurous ing ability and fnrllltirs in fulurii.

Gho fix first tin** tn/rmnitt/ rrniij be Effrcttd teiihont delay,

tni.'h

this trell knnun and

J, B. IIAGKH, AeenU

"tvrr

—llaul^, liid.

Ofllce at Mrkeun

Tousc.J'a.

Oct. I0d0m

Strayed or Stolea,

FROMspring,

tli« North part of lite c'Uv. on !ln«l inut •n«» R«an irtaro nHout 14hand* htxh, 5 Ve old la*! ih (rood pli ht When sno loft

Alan, ttnii grrtv S year* old. on# hoof of fore foot broken aiid tn»n)i plaUid *hoe on to secure the foot in shnpi'i Any peraoh rtturtilhltr said liorsas, or ftlviiig inMr'niation of their whereabout*. olthiV In llio sn1)«prl bcr, or at this olBcc will be Uberallv rewarded.

Oct, 10-iHlwp.l !*. P.

»Litf hr».r*.

TKIUOC HitrfE, Oct 1st, 1867.

OTlCfS hertdiv given, that a meeting tb« Stockholder! of Mid Broiieb will be bnlil at the uiVIng House, on the flmt Mdrwlar of Novctiiberacki,at whkh meeting Setfett Directors are tn be elected for the then cDRaiHjr year. C. GILBERT, Pwa'U

Oct. 6, lB57.-3d-3w.

Notice to CostnetoM.

SEALED

$46,855,209 108.744,421

pwpoeala will be received at the

Coancil Room of the City of Terre Battle, on the eighth daj of October, for the grading of fourth Street, from the JnncUop of Labjrette Street smith to LactaH Street. Plan* IM Specification* can be aaen at tba Citv Enrineer'i Office on the »crepth day.

Oct. 6,1857.-d9». COMMITTEE. NEW BOOKS.

MABEL

VAUGHAN. Bj the author of

"The Urnparbter."

MO* SIOK, BR

torn

No.

3,264, letter A, and beardau ef June 15th, 1857 and of thi former* No. 3^40, letter A, dated March $*, 1854. Hieee conater£eita are daagerooa. aad the community diovld be o& their guard agaiast thctc.

MaHan ffarfand, author t/l

«!Alooe'Vand "THc,HidOcn Path."

John Ufiie it^ Mortkro E^ier aaa reridcct nf .^alt Lake City. jWsii at Oct-S-dtf

k»JAKNBY

Oct tWltr

LOOD PURIFIER.

»jpHK (TMleft nnwilv In Ik* World, 1%l« CJhr-

dial is distilled from a Be«ry Uwl ««Jy w» myself, and ch«mlrallv MMIIIM wna k*»» »f the atMl valuable mclh lnal nMs, herksaad barks known to the wind of aaa, »li' M— —I l«ik| root, wild cherry berk, yellow Sock, M«l*tl»s», sarsapariUa. elder Sowora. with oMwea. pfododac the moat lahlllMtnwwItfcltM WlmWlta health ever known. •'1

fMssyt.

mmdmll

iris SATURB*S OWS RKMRUT. Caring dlawnes by natural laws. When taken, it* healing InSaeaee*J» H»U wewlrf-lhwuli^u. «r vein wthe bo4y. puritvtnf tlmfltf the rlrculallon of tha Uwd. Mttnlltci any bltUtHu wattor Ui» slownki wri «|f»af»he«i the whole organlMilou.

McLean** Ktrengthenlnr Cordial will eSbctnally en re Urer eomalalht*. «p»pala. JanndWe.

Clns(er JWMS/

DTSIUTFT OisMW

ari*iaf

frwm

mS»»0r4*r*4 Lietr

St»mmtk.

Ityspepsla. Heartburn, inward Pile*. Acldltr or 8ltlneti of the Ktom: e't. Pntlneaa of Bool to the Head, Dull Pain or wlnnalnc la the Head, Palpitation ofthf Heart. Fullttess »r Welfkt In the Stomach Sour Kmetatlnns. Choking or SaSh-, eating Peeling when lyiu* down. Dry ness or YeV lowneaa of the Skin and Kvcs. Mxhl S»«sU, Inward Fevers. Pain tn the Small of the Baict, Cheat or Side, Sudden flushes of heat. Depression of Spirits, Frightfal Dreams, IV*]tonleney or any Nervous Mseaae, Sorva of Bl«»U-ho# oa the. klii,, andFererand Ague (or ChUlt and Fever.)* ll will also cure dteaaes ol the BlaAlof aad Womb, snchas Seminal Weakneas, Invoi.Hneneeofl'rliie, Strangnarr, Inflammation or AVeakneaa' of Ute Womb or bladder. Whl««. Ac.

THKHK 18 SO MIKTAKK ABOtT tj. This cordial will nev«r foil to cure any of the above diseaaos, if taken a* |erdlreet(ons'eaeh bottle, in German, English and Prenrh.

OVKH HALF A MILUOIf OP BOTTUtS Have beu said during the pn«t six mouths, and In no Instance has It failed In giving- entire satisfaction.- Who then, will suffer from weakness ordebility when

McLtna'» Stnsftlumtag Cwr4*»t

will core you.

TO THK I.A 1)1 KH.

Ho yon wish to be hoa'.lhy and strong? Then g«atonre and get some «f Mclean's Cordial, ll will strengthen and invigorate your bl-swl to flow through every vein, and the rich rosy bloom of health to mount to your cheek agala. .ttvery butllo warrnnted to give sntislhctlon.

FOH CHII.URKN.

Wo say purcut*, Ifvour children are slekly,'' puny, or afflicted with complaints prevalent among children, give them a small quantity of McLean's Cerdial. and It will make them hoallhy. f.it and r-ibust. IK'lay not a moment, try It aud you will b* convinced.

IT IS DKLlClOl'STO TAKK. KVKHV COl'STRV MRRCHANT Shoolil not leave the rlty until he ha«' pn*eured a supply of

McI^mui's

Strengthening Onrdtal. It

sells Ripldly. because It always cures. A lllxiral discount will be made to those who buy to sell again.

CAUTION—Beware

of DruggUta or dealer*

who may try to palm u|«m you some HUter or Karuipartlla trash, winch they can bay cheap, hv saying it is jut as r»ol.

vol.1 such* men.

Ask

Me I.tn n't Strtnft kerning Cmrdiml,

and take

nothing else. It is the only raiuody that will purlty the blood thoroughly, aud at the same time •trengthwn the system.

One tablespoonftil taken every morning fcsltng is a certain pr»ventlve for Cholera, Chills and Fever. Yellow Fever, or any prevalent disease.

Price only SI per lioltlu, or si* Imttlos for SA. J.H.M.1.KAX. Sole Pr«iprl^tor "fth" Cordial.

Also, MeLoan's Volennlc Oil t.liill)icnt.

('Principal flcpof on tliv e»rner of Thlrl ami 111 St. Iiniti*, Mo. Tt r* Forsale In !ouisvllle by Bell, TatT»otl A Co., Springer A Bro.. aud Kayniond iV Patten.

Mcl.KAJt'S VOLCANIC OIL I.I.M.MKXT. The bost Liniment In the world for man or heaat.

Anothrr Rrmarbnhte *C»rs

Performed by Mctaan's Volea.le Oil iiliilaiunt. Rend for vourselves: Thomas Ford, a blacksmith, living near Ca«t avenue on Tenth slreet. had a horrible ruhldtig sore on his fiwt. He trtfil

avarlotis

Sept. 3,-Saw If

Vear*

WHITAKbW,

nfwouit.

ALftCHULtR tc MICOLOY'8 AMBROTYPE, SPEREOTYPE PHOTOGRAPHIC OALLESY

No. 8 Prmix Row, seer Okild't Bosk Store, TKRRE-IMVTRj UfDHUfA. PleM#eil takCb In ctery OnMMlvablA atyl« of tho art, also Pttotorfrauh* if Ibft mvAt «xqttUll6 beantr. Catlilitl xtniite iMclwnt.

ITotiM to

Sept. &-dSm

ACONVENIENf

WCK1KOHAM*8.

ONCKMOKE

TO THE

Bhmrm aa iiy iiiail Farw of acrea.^wM goat booae and «Sb«H improveaoeoi* tltat fldS fog IMffiUTWpri^pw^iafaithkoBUMtl.MoiCToeefetf •vcaitwfrMB Tevre-Hatrto, aadk»Nfcl, fitua&na. llMlaiMTirlNWNcMd a ^aaes foraalarii laurt afcwd fa tlfr ir k«t,aad It kdoabtlol mhtAmr thasa beajfcain. Thk ptwerty wiU t» o«ered at tUsjata for taw veefca only.

rmn

AUSTIN.

8mA

X».iM»AsmimEam,

Liniments,

Halves. iVc.,hutcoutd do it n« good, lie despaired ef over being able to work at his trade ngaip, beenus« ho could not hear aut weight on his oi| nnd by one small bottle of Mei,eali,« Volcanic Oil Llnlmout. he Is now perfectly cured.

Rheumatism, paralysis, 'neuralgia, brulaes, sprains, stintless in the' loluts or musales, swellings, aoro throat, ear acne or toothache, wounds, fresh cuts, sores, bums, scalds, pains, drc.. tleld to the "magic" Influence vf this wonderful l.lulmont.

Por Horses and CattU It I* ail Inftilllblo remedy 1 for chafes, galls, scratches, cracked heels, lameness. spavin, sweenv. sjillnt flstula. bruise«, swellings, wounds, rattlesnake Idtes. and various other diseases which animals are liable to front

injiirle for accldMiits. Kvery Country Merchant should obtain a iun. plv of Mcf^an's Volcanic Oil Liniment. It setla rapldlv, because itnlwavs rures.

liberal discount will be mad* to merrKanW who buy to sell amtln. For sale bv J. H. Mcf.*

A S.

proprietor, c^rtwr

o'Thlrd ahil Pino st»., St. Louis, Slo. also for sale as nlwive. J. K. Cunningham and Alt'*n Pence. «gen»»,

Tirre-Haato, tuik

Young America O N O S

NO.

EARlsTS BLOCK, Terre-H»utc, ludiHNM.

Clothing! Clothing

PUttmSHtNO OOODf—EMBRACING White and fancy shirts,., drawers and under

SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAt78 AND

VALISES.

Ten per ccnt. cheaper than hn* ever becti of* fen'd In tliln dir.

THE

nodeniignctl has opetK] the largeat and timet complete asaortrn'-nt of ClothIng ever brought to thi* citv, nt tbe above stand, and in determined to rtcif n« "cheap aa

the cheapenlwithout tear of competltion^So come on, one and all. I wi»l you to examine my stock, at least, before making vodr purchaaex. M. JOSEPH .Sept. ft, isw-ji,

TLX Tmyerm

/^N aod after Monday tha 7th of 8«pt«imv Corporate taxes, ol tlw city of Terre-Maute wlllbe due, aod tf»e Tag DoplW cate is 4u aty hand* for the eo 1 lectlau of Qi* •atne. Tax payee* winaave timeandekpense ^tayiag their taxea^arijr. nfflre wcr Po«S

JAME8 FI. KDMUND3,

RHINE and ri-baaket, and For »a1e at

May l)-€l«r

City Treaeore* i. .-.r... ra

Wine, by the box and t»¥nte barrel, T. HULIIAF. 'K

LAKBrW

ffOSE rtNE FRESH LAKE WHITE. Fi«h audTrtmt, reed red daily ,lu»d ion

WwtSWePuWlefttoMi.'^

J.jusESLLL.

iWrfllnR

OM boafoettpatt olT the citjrr^aiiy

to Ote badness

Cryfl

AlDEKSwtat the Craeeif Blum. V/ E. Taylor's C. H. Bailr or /. Dax^,

J. Taylor jreroptly alleaded f.

Nly or

side,

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BOOTS A

Va WeMt Pearl

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