Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 237, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 October 1857 — Page 2

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i. at. ^nn*nvN, Editor/ T. B. LOSfC« AHMlale Editor.

t„TlSnUE-HATJTK. .„

WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT 14. *57

Illinois Money.

6off8idfriQg tfie immense saperioritj of the Union over.tiie Express— which all sensible men now concede— it Li rot ab all wondoiful that Hmlaon fthotrid think thifcprctty nearly everybody writes,for t!ve Union. Well, we are sofjy f# ^!fe-|)6or feHIr^, and cannot'help almost shedding the tear of sjrtpkttoff evatytttne 4i&iimiike« an effort to hide his ignorance- There is one thing he may rest certain about, jttnd that is, that rfoboi jrwill ever snpjfose that any boily bat himself wrote his "financial?' article in the Express of yesterday. There is not another man in this community that would write such a one, if there is ojne, besides hirfl, that coUld do so. See vrhaj an ignoramus he is.

Wefsaid, day before yesterday, that ©ur brisincss men here cortkhiot afford to pay us much for Illinois ^tnoney as the business men of St. Louis—because kvo "look to the East more than to the West for all values." Well, is not that true',? ITow^many of our

tbusi-

fness men \?anfc Western oxchange, or money in Illinois, or in Illinois bnnkfe? tfhile e?ory one of tliorofhas his eye upon the Eastern money market, by which all his movements are regulat ed. Yot this profound and wise( f! fancier says wo have given the ^sharpest reason ever given." We arc* glad it is sharp—for it takes some thing of that sort to penetrate as thick jr skaJAild" tlieii lie 506s bn to talk ofj the nearness of Terro jljauto to 'Illinofs, fec. i/dre's what he says im* viu-A U»o i»"i

Now thisrwilV strike every business man as the thar prist reason ever given. That Terre-Hrtufo, situated on the border of Illinois, with railroad fiu-tf-jties to reach nil tho banks in thiM State equal W Bt. Louts of any other city—at a point of transportation, two hundred miles less from the eastern cities than St. Louw, cannot give

"so

muck" Ift oxchangb for Illinois money as moro western and northern cities. Now, what the fact of our being two hundred railos nearer the eastern cities than St ISbuhr, hnir got to do with the rclativo valtio of Illinois mon ey in tho two places, we acknowledge pawps onr qompicchensipn to seo.— If *e k4k towards tho, £ca»icrn* cit

v!j,!5t °f

actty notfi%ng—~a handful of it would not get a duty's boHrd. We mttst look Wesl for its rt^Iuo -or rpfu:0 it entirely, and overy body but Hudson oau see it+m WotfOit'C *bnOf our, business mon cut a figure to be looking in a Now York paper for the valne of this money? If tho idco wero not laughable it would be simply ridiculous.

But why shoald ettV merchants give jnodli For Illinois iu)ney and do [as ranch to keep up Illinois banks, as the St. Louis morchants? St. Louis Bells toriinois more than a thousand dollars to onrone, n"n4 is that much moro interested in htr credit. Bo&ides, the crodit-of 6-t. JLouis is involved in the credit of tho 'Illinois banks —because three-fonrtbs of their 's'bettrities are Missouri bonds, the interest •nd'pnncipal of which tho bt. Lotus merchants must b*lp tQ jp^r It thw, and.lheTe3t,cut ^»0'r tradb b^.-. yond ours, thai enables them to give more than we can for Illinois money.

Bi\t he talks about our loosing Minols trade. Bah !—trade goes whererer itcan find profit.? iKow, it is perfectly well understood that the money of onr OWN banks is not current in Illinois:—why ahonld we then, for the mere sake of selling a few goods. feel ourselves tinder any s|j»§^ cial oration to mate Illinois money fori* better thin onr a 4 not. If Illinois money is good—if

our them joiVaad that vm taws aieays said. But i( take a at paT, the low must, the end, OB upon,t^|m? .JflA^ycau take a.4oUar Illinois hill for m* Ammirtd ctnts, while the same bill in 8t Iioui* is only ^rorth mndg cents-—it is their business, not onrs. We suggest

JHgptes* hadl&tiuencc enough tojjkaw ^inglcdolt^rhere, over what tbe ordinary course of trade will bring.

We can't answer for IIudtott*s wan of capacity. Wo spoke of tlfelrWre^ rate of value fixed by Messrs. To«*ey

Mclveea, .as being better for the bill holder" than 10 per cent, discount upon all Illinois moucy, and he says: "According to this, if a man has a ten dollar bill of one of the banks^ of IUiiini*, he must q£ necessity... have a ten dollar bill of all

How clear and conclusive, and satisfactory this is Di ever so

J£WTho Bank resolution of the Republican convention which met at Inm.ninpolw on the 5th, is a good step in the ri^ht direction. Its great fault if, it docs not go far enough. Tho convention ought to have declared for a metalic currency, and tho entire sepa ration of the State from the banks.— Madison Courier. J!Et \X

Here's a specimen of Garber's former locofocoism, and also a fine illustration of the Democracy of Republicanism. Will the Editor of the Express inform us whether he endorses this? Come, Mr Express, tell- us whether you aro in favor of a metallic currency. -J

THR EARTHQUAKE.—An earthquake seems to have been heaving its way nrro*s tl:e country from tho Pacific ^Vce:ift to the Ohio river. Its shock Wri'S felt over a large district of couutry in California on the 2d of September. Bonecia, Downieville, »SaciamcntoCity, San Juan, Nevada, Gra^s Vallry, Placerville, etc., were considerably shaken. At Nevada the thock cauxxl mnch corfstefriatldh.'^ The Court Mouse was'crnckcd from top to bottom, and the people rushed to the streets. At St. Louis yesterday morning the people were awakened by tbe shock which lasted perhaps one and a liajf minutes. Tho oscillation seemed to bo from North to South, and the New Albany Ledger of last evening so that the shock was felt at that piaca yesier(iaymorning.*•

This earthqnake has not crossed the Ohio river, nnd wo hope' it won't The people on' this fside," and from liertf to the capes of tho Atlantic seaboard have been shakon quite enough ly tho monetary panic. We hope the earthquake has concluded not to come across.

A DISCOVERT

OF A

NEW VEIN

Pcw.ro* PAP—A writor in the New York Times startles the pap-loving office hunters with the announcement that,there i& a hatch of snug places connected with the land offices all over tho country, which have hitherto boen unfilled, or rather have been vacant for a number of years, and on the fact having been made known to the President within a few days,'he was somewhat astonished and surprised at the disclosure, stating that he had no knowledge that such appointments were in his gift. We are inclined to the opinion that the President of the United States will not thank the informant for his information, as such a stampede will be made for a chance in at these new mines, that the executive will bo Htorally overwhelmed as with a huge wave, and borne down by the army of besiegers who will .throng the Capital.

IUWI^J'THE CKSTUAL AMERICA.— The New York Tribune, of Saturday, says:

"Some papers have boen giving currency to reports that the Boston Submarine Armor Company had proposed to the underwriters to raise the Central America

and

save her treasure.—

The mate gives her position when she wont down, latitude 31 deg., 45 min., longitude 68 deg., 15 min, Frorti that point to tbe nearest land (Cape Roman is 95 miles, and the soundings show 600 fathoms of water.?- From these facts, the absurdity of attempting to rabo the vessel or the treasure must be apparent."

43^ This total rsnmbei' of appli^ tioos mjeived for land warrants up to the 20th nit., was 280,46$, and the total nnmber of warrants issued is 214,894, To satisfy the warrants issued it will require 29,710,670 acres. The names of 55,0(H) of those who served In the Herohition placed on the pensioo rolls since .tbe iSlh of March, Id18* an4 oa tke wtk of Jane last only &46 of this nmnbor were reported livtgg.

saga

cious a financier' enlighten the business world before I That's the Editor's oton norit—certain. He thinks tee mar get employment in New York or London. Very likely. Bnt he never will. He stands a good deal more chanco to bo struck by lightningr.

corres-

WHAT Cosaiuwtf Dm.—A poodest of tbe Ohio Statesman say*: Of tho mtny c#p5Ut! litts vKrA tho ocean i*always caJmagaio. .f

thongh» wtoithftrthii outbidding of SU Mr. Payne matte in bi« speech. I may I/OuUWTlltaoS* money, may not. repeat Oawin"*Ha«ion to tteBktsk Redm. Ii.U. Of .ha k.«J of«r-1 1- viol.U™ of th. rencjr !rcr« 6rst two mootlis of tbe aen'oii ia Ipublic coofiJeucB bj IsmI mi.—chieftake eiraef^iAcuwr ifc W* electing a Speaker, and tho lart two I ly in the large cities* Tboy have obU. i.l lb, iMd, ^r .wbii.. might i„ tiling olh«io[!|H.-.|uio«i tkdr ^urtOT. pmtcc. 8bt£«t pt«Uy hoaxer. It would if tbe rttption and bribery/" thai they intended to caury on aridt

Don'tjbo scArcd. lftte had hapl (itn^l befjre. A fi^incial crisis rff netf thing to this count^ where the whole community is like a hive of bees—every body striving to get rich, and every uerve stretched, almost to cracking, in the race of business-life. We have gons through all of them, «nd have been somewhat improvod by the process. They hav? put a wholesome check upon us, and,kept us from constant cxcess and over-tra-ding. They have given us an occasional resting time—a breathing spell —when we have had time to realize the trnth that there wero other thing in thin world jtddes gold and silver dollars, and t\at mankind had something elso to live for than to hoard them np to lookjat. ......

Thiscouutry never was in as good condition as it is now.

What if a few

railroads 6hall pass into the hands of those who hold their mortgage bonds? —or a few banks shall suspend or break? —or a few merchants close their door.v? —or a few btokere fail All this is but the natural cohsequcnce of a high degree of prosperity, which draws men out beyond their capacity to stand, as the smooth surface of the sea often draws the yonng swimmer beyond his depth. Few men, whatever the robu tness of their constitution, pass through life without disease ami it often happens that what we supposo to be disoase is but an effort of nature to assert her supremacy. So in the active whirl of commerce and trade—if now and then a few men shall fall bv the way, those who are left are only inyigorated by the loss, nnd it makes neither a ship less upon the ocean, nor a car" less npon the railroads, nor a dollar less of gold and silfer tbe-^'orld. These things only pasa into^ot.l»ec, hands and the

he of purification In 1837, our financial crisis was produced by over-banking. The public money had been removed from the United States Bank, and placed in the local and State banks, where it was employed to extend accommodations to tho country, by increase of loans. Everything immediately ran into excess every body had money cvorbody traded and the bubble at last burstcd. The reason was this: there was only $73,000,000 of specie in the whole country and only $3$,000,000 of this in tho vaults of the banks, while they had a circulation of $149,000,000 very n*arly /bKr/0O««,^I£ therefore, every dollar of gold and silver in the country had been used to redeem these bank notes in circulation, there would have boen yet left unredeemed $7G,000,000, the losa.jo| which would have fallen upon the bill holder. Conse-. qncntly, without gold and silver enough iu the conntry to ftn3Wer tho demands ofbusiness, and with an .oxcess of irredeemable bauk paper, ruin and bankruptcy was inevitable. But the oonntry lived through it, and business revived again broken fortunes were redeemed now mon sprang np everywhere, and all the branches of trade soon again became active and. prosperous^

The crisis now is toot produced by prCciiely the same cause as then.—» There is ho such o^er-issnes of the banks as then.' Now they hate $63,000,000 of specie, to ©175,000,000 ol circulation, not quite three to one— while the lowest estimate of specie in the country ie #200,000,000. This would' redeem every note in circulation and leave an cxcess of $36,000,(00. Why, then, should any body be alarmed To Say nothing of the immense crop of cotton, sugar, wheat, pork, corn, cattle, and everything that a superabundant ^t^oixi,^ bring

into ipMt

enough to relieve the country, withont another dollar, when these failing

n.tili'oarts, Kid Banks, sad bnk«rs, Rttd sUnsk-spocttlstors shall g^ .oot«( the way. Bat with these immense products ia Ui6 mtrket, wo abS soon be kgain. Storms do nok 'l*«t «l wty»-—aT did, the noblest ships could not outride themi TTify tnajr blow tn^il«tiiTyrope is broken, and a very flag is riddled, bnt the xtimls him

Thit crisis hiu been prodoccd by the ilUpiiimals use of bank capital, and

iiiiiSiiSI

and l*gitiei*tlJbanking fosine&swso as to supply Merchants and business men with a safe and relia curifhey. B|t iitatea^l this,\ their money in purchasing Bail road stock, and all other kinds of stock, out of which they thought money could be made. They have left their bank conntcrs nnd taken their seats among the bears and bulls of W*11 Street, and have become stock gamblers. of the worst tort^„„JBank Directors, with their eyes on the stook market, have been unable to detect the dishonesty of bank Cashiers, until defalcations and embezzlements arq counted by thousands and tons of thousand The.result of the whole is, that when the stock-bubble has bursted, the banks are without the means to relieve the merchants and business men —bills for importation, due in Europe, are maturing when no bank accommodations oan be obtained to meet them—and failures are inevitable. But compared with the crisis of 1837, they arc confined to a few only. These will pasl out of the way, arid others wil take their places. The immense crops of tho country aro coming into market, and will demonstrate to us that, at last, the chief reliance of our prosperity is upon the laboring classes and not upon tho

bw)ks.*HThen

good cheer—l'it it always darkest just before day.'*

A NEW WIXE.—Wo have had the pleasure of tasting (to us) a new wine made from the jnice of thn tomato. We consider ourself a "pood jndge of wino," and pronounce-this-a first rate article.

!It

The Emperor of "Hussia has pre sfinted to Hon. Thomas H. Seymour, the A moricanl MMTsiei trilhI Co 11 t, a beautiful table, made from a peculiar stone or marble, taken from the Siberian mines. The entire co.st of the article was seven thousaud five bundled dollars. Tho Grand Duke Constantine has ordered a vase for Gov. Seymour, the cost of which will bo five thousand.five huudred dollars.

N E W A E IS E iN S HKRK PLANT VOt'8 l'lMES 4ND I'tl'CK YOl"R l)otLiR».—Millionairt.

SPLENDID'STOCK!

GTiOV'ES

AXD

[Hi

AT THE

itl -& cfiiftso'r

Ladies' Lambs-Wool, Cashmcro

"and M6riiao.r

13 «8*K

Lambs-Wool aad Merino

I I A I I O S E f]* mi uf n. ^or

Men anU

Coys,

A Great Tariefry of ^^*50

Of every sfyle, and Hinging fti prioe %t ihotn 10 ccnts to 2,00.

Zephyrs. Basques & Talmaa

l/ADIES AND CniLDftEC

F.*ar

~Z-'

Aaecifrely a^&irtlcle.

-"Tl

CLOTfr, PLUSH & PiTTER-Sn.Or

Cloaks aiid Blusters,

BongM at a great sacrifice, andwiilbtf

SoWr,3T^ry .cheap.

Gone nd K& tlirou^h oor stock .nd bting all tbe W Illinois and Wisconsin Money

r.' 'V. «an 7 'V

We Take it nt Pur at Che'?'

XEWmmBL 8T0ZUB. fi ,"} '1 --V o. B.DUr,

Terrt-Hnuie,

-rf

be of

=5=

*3*

RANTED.—A (kite n|^ xrtt»*n, to mmrint«adi the work ofoemjalptrai!j»|t«nd to msW} to ^b«B| Jibenit wa^e« *ifr a «6mfiru hontft wifi piven. Kni^irf jii this of.

ADVICE.—As tbe hot season is di.jppe.iring every person shoald prepare their syjttcm for the change, *nd there is no fe«tdT so npplieahle

**McLan's Strcnjthenmjr Cordial

and Blood Purifier." will puri tlie blood thoroughly and at tho game time strengthen •ad intigor te the whole crganiwtion. The immense quantitr ef it that is sold LtUr, is proof enough of itd great virtues in thoroughly removing all Iraparc matter fnm the blood. We s«y tft all, try it! It isdbltclotis to take. See the advertisement in anoUier Oi.hittm

Oct. 9,-lw.

Insuranoe Capital Enlarg-ed.

fOnU

INCO«tPOItATEP ISlO,

dlt ARTE Il ERPKTU AL.

A S A I A I Enlarged. 7 of July '57, to

0 0 0 0 0 0 AHSOMTTK *MI UMMPA1RK1):

Surplus $422,162, .11.

Willi the I'restlgo of38Ti"*ucceMJ! Exiorieuee

DIRECTORS.

T. K. Brace, sr.' Snm'l. Tullur, Jo». Chiin-h Kobt. Buell, »l. A. Tnttlw, K. Fl«w«?r, K.

Hulkolcy, K. Mutlu-r. K. C. Hiiluy, R. S. Ward, II. Z, Pratt, A. Dtinhum, O. P. 1). Hlllyer, T. A. Al ixaiulor,

W. Konev, II Rruiimrd. OFFICERS. Illplrj T.A. Alexander, nvslili'Ut Vioo Prosidei.t

is nrado of no other ingre

dients than the pure juice of the tomato and sugar, and very much resembles champagne, a light, transp.*.rent color, with a pleasant, paltable iiavor. W be it an be ad a best chiinpagnc.—East Tainesccan. W*-- "V

Tl»o. K. flrnro, Jr.. !-'cf'v. J.H. Bennett, Coh'TAfr. 1NSURKS a I PERILS OF fNLAND- NAVIGATION. At a$ liberal rtilri aai rat*»i*'« risks as*mn&} permit of for $~,lrcncy airl fair pro,'t.

EXPECT A T. A1TESTION I'A ID TO Insurance nf DtrtH'my*, F'trnt Prnjirrty, Ovt-

f)uitilings and Ctmlenti.

Sttcli Insurtul fur i»eriorts of 3 to 5 vonrs fin th« m«sl favornWtf

Io.MIIS.

Losses Equitahly Adjusted and Promptly Paid. LOSSES PAID $10,437,312 .04.

If wealth, willi a Mi'ntly awl promj.t nttcntiitii to a legitimate liixiftttlire hilsino'S, inul Hi ovi« Ctitlnn of onntrnrli* tnilli, ii \v.- imliioo mollis with iha piiliiip Ih tfnirtlii'lr umlprwritor— wo cofor tln'in forte.^t of i|iinlit' inul -our fl.-iiins to tl'cir jiritritiivfre. to record*

jiml «er-

vice*, tondertiisr.ilifir coiitinuuiicu wltli i(irro-» ability ami ftwilltle# InfUtnw.

Choice firxt chi ix Imlrmnitij may he E

Oct. l«-d3%r|.il N. P. tVIHTAKKlt.

s. AU^nricn, "HOMIT. A 8 & N I O O S AMBROTYPE, SPfiUEOTVPii

PHOTOGRAPSO ALLHHY

No. 8 Parnir Jhito.nwr Gh:M'n ftrwl Store, TLRRE HJIVTR, IXVJS.XJl. Plcltiro* taVen in eVorv '^onceJrtiWo ntyl« of tho nrt, al*o Hlii.top ra|ihi»*»f t.h" «tont ,«*iiui(dw lioanly. C«il :in«li'\»»«tiii»-*|iclHWii«.

Oct IMrlj

Brroich of tho Stato Bank of Indiana,

TERRK HARRRK,

of the of Sii«i Br.JHch t\-(l! he held nt »lio inking Hons**, i»n the fii«: Mondnv of N-ivcmlwr next, nt which w6«*tftt^' seven Diroftors are hp olcotwf for tin* then Cfnsulnjr ynr. C. GILBERT, Pros't.

Oct 6, lt57.-3kl^w,

Oct.

ants*:*# for ••»*&

No. 4, Early's Black."

'-If*

ITctie^ to Contractors. prrtpOBila wl!l t»e r^ivwi nt iho O Council Room of the \v of Tcrrc llaule, on the cifdttlt (lav of October, for the gnuiin^ of Fourth Stn»et, from Uic junction of Lafayette Stn-ct »»utlt to L«ctwt Street. Plana ttni S|iocific:»tions can be seen nl the Citv Ensincr'si Ofiicc on the gcrrntli (lav.

Oct. 6, lP57.-d2«r. COMMITTEE.

W BOOKH.-f

MABHI.VAtJGHAN.

Utf W-11. //JCKIN'GUAM.U

TO THE RESCUE.!

~\\J

ft*te an improve*! Farm of one i»wi-

drrl

«er«. with po

«a«l

"UHT

tmprot-ptfjmtn that ire will acll for $M0d.— Tbc pwjmv is in thi* county, not e*cwilng 8*e «iiJ« from Tcrrf-Hautef and a No. 1, tittle farm. There h*a ne*er been «o *«od a rfwiaoe nffctai in Ura u«rket,and it kdoubtfu! wh"th«- there #*er will be #^tn. TW» pcbpertt w«l be offered at Uu« r*te iot two week* only. 1 'BARKEY & AUSTIN. ^K«i34«MeckMdft It»w.

Groceries Q-rOceriea!!

urn "A.

Jl G.

8*W «km It In preprref to taniUh bniU«t vita alt Vinds of PrwW'nw M«d aa r|rt» as lit rli»»ii«*. IM 1»*« F.*rr**» ta naliMit to dcfirmrafl lu»T)r artietc* attlw nest* 4e*r**rtb* pmwfet'i'MV •4*€»«*trr fAMt«e«VNVlit **A mAA. •-•A share eTanblic jasWoM#* is rmt+rtwi tad. t«ept.

f%n

ta*vw0

r-1el

without delaif. wi'h /.'iw trrli kiwwii ami a'Ar Cor/».rH on through, J. B. IIACKIt, A«ren(.

Torrt—Haute, fud.

»*t Oflle« iit AIcKfton A Toin»oj\. Oct: lO-'dO'U

S«raved or Stolen,

FoJlf

ROM IH6 Nwitli J.art oftli" tity. on Slid l«*t Ifivin in aro aicint H1 Itn'id* hlirti, 5 yoiir:" old Inul Hjirinjr. In jjood pit. lit «lii'ii i»lu- l.-ft.-AN one jrniy foit, 3 ycnr« oM. mid lioofof fore ff«it ItrobMi mid -troiiff (djiti'd «h-»e oil to *ecurr the foot iu "»li!t|'e. ~t\ity p' rion rcturiiiii|r »vl*l horns*, or jKfvli.jr Inforlnatloii of tholr wlieruslxmt*. either to tho mlVn'-ri l«er, or hi thli! ofltce will li" iiliTiiliv ruwardud.

Strengthening Cordial I' ClilFlER. THKANDBLOOD

jrrwtleM romeily in lh,* world. ThU Cordial I* dlftillod fr»»«.i a Berry known o»ly ta,. wjwlf, rh»w1c»llT pomWncd with KM#l the mo»l vnlnatde tnodu lival horbnand b»rk*^ known to tho mind of man, *1*: Mood root. Mac* root, wild efcerpbar(C\ tcllov dot*, dandelion') sarsapnrilta, elu»r Bo#tri, *i»l» others. prtHlacinf the most infallible rcmedj forth) nMtoratlon of, httalth ever known.

JT IS ^ATtftUS'SOWN KKMKDV\ .,-. -1 Cirrlngdlae**^# by natural law*. *When tacvn,"* Its bcallnjr Influences is felt «nanlr through vry

veXn

ortlie bo»ly, j«irifii»(E and arc«lcr«tln(

tho tl.xulation of iho Ulo.d. It ncutnilitea any bllliom matlerU th* JtO-nuvJi, and str«n(th«u» tho whole orjranlzcttoii.

Mclean's Strenglhon'.njr Cordis! will efl^clwaliy euro l.lr«»r conjfilatifH. 0»-»^jwia, Jaundir*. CArtwf Drhititf, UNcnud mf tkt

KHmtfyund mil mritimf fr»m •.» u4ia»r4rrt4 l.irrr

St»matk.

llysppjMila. Heartburn, lnwnrd I*i!c)i, Aridity or Slckim** of tho Stomi c'»,

FUIIUPM

of Blont to

tlio liiwl. Dull Fain or Mrlmininx in tho lload, Pal|iit«tion of the lloart. Fu 11no?.* or Weight ia th« Kto.imch SourKinolatUin*, Cliokine or SuSh* rating Porlinjt when lyiiiednwn. Hrynra* orVcllownes* ortliP Skin and Kves. Mclit Swcata. Inward Forors. Pain in tho Small of thu Dack, CJtent or Side. Snddon fluxhea of h«at. Hoprraalort ofS]iriu. Fri»htfu! llrcani.s, Ot-apoudcncy or any Nervous DWenso, Sores of BlotrhoK on the Skin, anil Kcvorand Ayue (or Chill* and

FO*»r.)

will also euro dioascs ol the Madder and Wotut» such as So mimil Wcnknca*, Incoitinoncuuf t'rln#, Strnn-runn lnflaiiunnUoii or Wcaknva* vf tb Womb or l»laddi«r, Whiios. VO.

THKKK IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT. TMs cordial will iiCivr fail to euro an'v of tli« above disonsos, if taken ns ior directions un cavil bottle, in German, Kucrlish and French.

OVKR HALF A MU.'.IO.V OF BOTTLKS Have been s«ld durinir tlie past

six

iiimith*,

iu no instance has it fhilod in

and

giving

rtitir*

taction. Who then, will suffer from

satis-

weekneaa

dubility when Jtfci.e**'* Strtxgtkmiag C»r4i*t III cure you. TO THE I.ADIKS. llo yon wish lobe hon'.thy and slrongT Tb«n K«ntoiice and get some »f McLean's Cordial. It will strciifrtlion and liiviRorate your bl-od to flu*

thraush every vein, and the ricli rosy bloom -if* health to mount lo your cheek again. Ktery buttle wnrrttulcd io give snttsfiii'tioii.

POK t'HIl.DHKN.

We say t" parents, If jour children aro sickly, I»uny, or nflllcted wt'th compliilut* jiroTalent nmong children, give them a smnll qunnllty of Mcl.enn*s Cardial, and it will make them Iwalthy, f. I nnd r.biut. llolriy not a moment, try il atid vou will convinced.

IT IS DKI.lCtOUSTn TAKK. O N N II AX

Should not leave the city until he hie' |ip'cur«il nsu|i|dyof McLean's SirenFthenli'g t'onllal. It '••lis rapidly, becnuse It .-ihvaxs cures. A llbsral lisrouiit will be mudo to tlioso who buy to sell isfntn.

CAUTION—Beware of Drnggiits or dealer* rlio umy try to pnlm upoti on some Biltor or •"•'n.-inptirlllii trash, which they can buy cheap, by ciying It Is Just lis good. Avoid such men. Ask fir

McLean's

S?rr«jF/Ar» mr

Cordial,

and tako

nothing else. It Is t!i- nly rt^mt*dy that will purllY the blood thoroughly, nnd at tho sumo tlin* strengthen tho sste-e.

One tnhlespooiiful taken everv morning fasting Is a certain pwvuntlve for t'hol\*n. Chills and Fev«r, Vell.ow I'ever,or nnv |revale.nt disease.

Pri onlj $1 ]-or boltfe, or «lx bottles for J. II. Jl. LKAN. Sole Proprl. tor "f th-Cordial.

Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil I.inlmoiil. M'"/"Principal depot on tlie corner of Thlnl atnl Pit St. Louis, Mo.

Forsnle iu Uuisvllle by Bell. Ti.lbott A Co., Springer it Bro.. and Baj niond A P..ltn. McLKAN'S VOLCATTC Oil. LTN1MKNT, Tho best Liniment In the world for man or k«iu(.

Jtnnthrr /irmitrlnh/r 'C»rt

Performed by McLoun's Volca-ic Oil Linimaut. Head for voiirselves: Thomns Pord. a blacksmith, living near C«« avonue on Tenth street, had a hirribio runnii soroonhis fint. He tried ^various l.iuiinuiits, knives. A:c.,but could do it n» pood. He despairnf ever betnir iible to work at his trade agnin, liecmm lie could not bear nnv welfiht 'in his f. ot .nd by one small bntt'e of Mel.onii's Vi lcani* Oil Liniment, lie is now perfectly cured.

I'houiiintlsm. paralysis, nruralgln. hrulae*, sprniu«, stilTnoss In the Joint* or iniisole*. swell--ngs. re throat, eariicfie or toothache, wound*, fresh cuts, sorus, burns. ti abU. pnlna. S c.. ylelil to ilio "mngic" InflufUiu i.flhW wonderlul Liniment.

For Horses and Onttl i! loan infallible romfdy for ciiafus, sails. «cniti lies. cracked houla. lanvanoss. apnvln. iw-miv. splint, fistula, brnlsei, swellings, wounds, r»til?*unl bites, nnd various other disease* which mil nulls nrn liable lo from InJ'irie sor ncrliUnls.

Uvorv Country M«rrlinnt slionid otitnln a »op. ply of Mclrtmn's Volcanic OH Llniinent. It sella rapidly, beennse It nlwavscures.

A 11 horn I di'connt will bo inndv to nierrhanta who buy t' acll uruln. For s.ilo bv J.

||. MCT,S:A.

*-'Ojd. S.-d*w t/

Oct 1 st, 1F57.

NOTICEStockholder*

is herebv niven. mecllri^

proprlitor. comer

of Third ami Pine sis., St. Louis, Mo. alio for snln as above. J. H. Cunnlnjtlmtu nO'l Allnn Peren, ^gmlRv

Tk-rro'Uuute, Ind.

Yonng America

JO I N a S NO. 0. EAltf.Y'S BLOCK, Tcrrc-Ilftutct In«iiaiin.

Clothing !"Clothing !0

FURNISHING GOODV—EMIUiA C.1NO WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND VNDElt-

SHIRTS. HATS AND CAPS. TRUNKS. CAR1 VET RAOS AND

VALISES."

Ten per cent. cli'-n|M tlinn lias ever Wen offwd ut Uiis city.

THE

ttn'lcrHijmrtl hn» opened the Inr^enl and moot complete luwottmrnt of Clothitiff evt-r Jjrmmfit to tlim citv, nt the abo»« ?Umi, nnd dvienniiM»d toaejl n« "clfap an the cheape#(without fear of compt'ii ion.— So come on, one and nil. I with you to examine mv stock, at leant, before mnkinsr yonr pu!*,lii»*e#. JL JOSEI'H

Sept. 8, 16^7-dly

By iho author of

•*TIK* fjunfnlarhtpr." Mow Sn»r, By Marian Jlirland, autlior of Aloat" *wl "The Hidden Path.'* Moixoxmi Its lirodiT* «nJ Dwjw. By John JEljdc Jr., former?r a Mormon Elder ami resident «f. Halt I»ike Citv. For wlo at

Not fed to Tax Payers.

and after Monday ihe 7th of September, the Corporate tw«

ihe city of

Terro-Haute will be doe, and the Tax Duplicate in my hpiid* for the collection of the same. Ta* payers will save time and expetiM bv paying their taxes eerlr. Offiif© over tort O'fllcc. JAMr^TJ. EDMtJNDS,

Sept 5-d2m City Treaatorer.

RHINE

m**

and Clarrt Wine, by the box and

ba*ket, and Cliinntiwme by Wie bnrrel, For nMt $k -UxlTt' T. HOLM AIT. May Il-d3m,rrrir?i

FRESH LAKE FISH.

THOSE

FINK FRESH LAKE WHITE

Fiah and Tiuut» reeeired daily, and for *a)e»t 8. STONES, d-3t W eat Saie Pobiio Sqtumr

Dwelling forRemt

rrrca wr n.

sear ire

of ib* c. KinbL Sept. 32-ltr

Hager's Crystal Ice.

ORDEKSleft

at ti»« Grocery Stow

Stores of A D*fi*t

E. Taylor** C. H. Baily or J. will bit nnomptlyaltcnded ». MajCdtf L.O. HA6ER

JO0. a mon,

NEFP .t- iriasr"'" wwnjn\txtmxK9M»tn

BOOTS & SHOES,

Ko. f3 We*t Pearl Street,

SotOknJ*, Between Mmut and Wmlimt Strut* Ml*• J4 .W CUfpiqtfAJt^J^