Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 243, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 October 1857 — Page 2

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TERRE-HAUTE. WEDNE8DA Y" MORNING, OCT. 91, OT

More Republican Deception*.

JEhefVincjfl*"li

Commercial indulges

it* intense hatred of the American iaierribly excited at the desperate depravity of "Ike 'JUerican Plug Ugly, Rip-Rap, Blood-Tub, Rough-Skin Blade guard*" of Baltimore—to whom it applies, with apjamit delight, these choicest selections from its editorial vocabulary.-— It fling* itaelf almost into convulsions at the "Know Nothing Reign of Terror" which it represents a* prevailing there. This is a delightfnl occupation, doubtless, to the Commercial, and furnishes it a fine occasion to indulge its taste and peculiar talent.— Bnt if it had looked a little into the account which it introduced with the above attractive caption, it wonld have discovered that its greediness for some ground of attack upon those it bates so cordially has caused it to go off "half-cocked." If it had stopped long enough to think, it wonld have seen, even from the account which it publishes, that the affair referred to was not commenced by the Americans. Why was Jackson Hall filled with arms, powder and Irish bullies It was tho Democratit headquarters, Jtnd these bullies wero put there to insult and fire upon the Americans—and put there, too, wo have no doubt by Democratic polilician*-~v \\c) sagaciously kept out of harm's way—for the purpose of making political capital. They well knew that such papers as the Commercial would help them charge it all upon the "Plug Ugly's," as they call the Americans iMf

The Baltimore Patriot of tho 14th, the day it: occurred, puts tho whole iriatter shows that the Americans* wero fired on by the I*i*h and tlifit these foreign bullies attempt* ei to take the poll* at one of the prechits. We eltonld like to fcnow whether it i* expected that American* will submit to this, any whfere in this country Wo do not think they will. But here is what the Patriot ML istai.R BIOT—OiTtciTn JonnoK IvirXKP—A XCMDBII WOUNDED.—Just

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as we go to press we learn that a terrible riot oecurTod in the vicinity of an attack hy ftihmld

draw the Americans into the eighth tawd, ffcrnp6ft wpnlsing tho ^attack-, ing party and following them into the hot berl, they were fired at from all quarters. Sergeant Wm. Jordan, of tfi^iddfc district, while doing HI HI his power to allay this disturbance, was shot from Jackson Hall in the pit of tho stomach. He was removed to tho drug stow of Dr. Williamson, on Oay street, where Professor Billj* roan was called upon to render medi eal assistance. Ho died shortly after, fikrwal persons werewoftnded, of one of whom only we have Ihenstne, Joseph Kramer*, a young man, shot in the thigh. As soon as fho fact becamo ktvown to Major Stranti, he promptly ordered one himdm! of the police to be armed with mnsketa, aud seiit them to the eighth ward to p*os*rte ordey and arrest all found engaged in lawlessness, Jaekson Hall, at the corner of French and Buren streets, which had been rendered a perfect castle, wis t,aken possession of and a swirQl, ft nmnT*r a lasgt ftianMty of ammuttitioi foand ttioroin.1

Sbnw moM ^re

arrested in Virions parts of the house, and conveyed to the Middle District Stationhoase, where they were locked up to await a further examination.

THe New Market Engine Hbuae is also ia possession of the Mayor's polka, parties bating been arrested

the pet of scooting npon tho police. iisMwi* is an account also from tl« Patnot, if another affair whwctlie utmmrtws, while peaceably returning home, tho evening before, from one of their meetings, %er« "fired at," and afenged tlwmseWea ty giving tKeir a^fesKort a severe drobbing* In which th^ tervtt* ttott»x*Wly right:

HlOB-4tASt«D OcTBAG®.---As al pe«on* bel»g$x% to the Sontbein motion of tho city, and mmahefa of the Ameritel^itfr'5#^ Warning from a club meeting last **«»injr, theywere fired atfiroia the lTlli Ward Hons*, kept WJameaChurk, the haB fiom tha waapoa striking ^ir Solliran, aite««*a*thos»«sfc 2mU»d

dro^S tStii which a nnmbwr of shots wore fired, a man nawqd wonnd in the noet. Sensrfcl officer* tAo- were to ll»

setnpon by a large crowd know* as the "Ferry Boad Hunter*," who came from tile direction of Light street, intended, three of whom were afcoU— These were officer Hawse, who received three balls, one in the hip, o«e in the abdomen, and one in the calf of the £eg, officer Matey, shot in the heel, and officer Watson received a hail in the calf of the leg. Captain Wood made a narrow escape, two balls having passed through the leggins of his pantaloons. Prior to the arrival of the officers, the house had been eomp'etely sacked, so excitod had tkt* wanton attack made the American*. The officers took from the taikUn£ three tnnsketa, two riles, two bird gum.

FlneDntti Work.

We happened into the Dental Office of Da. S. B. SMITH, the other day, and were really surprised at the degree of perfection arrived at in mechanical dentistry, as shown by work done by Dr. S. We were shown sosae specimens of full sets of teeth, which appeared to be entirely suited to take the place of natural teeth, and for regularity and beauty, in many cases excelling even nature herself. Persons who will visit the rooms of Dr. 8., and examine his numerous specimens of artificial work, will need nothing more to convince them that in the mechanical department of the profess ion he is not to be excelled in the West, and all who know liim, personally, are aware of the fact that in the branch of surgical dentistry,, he lias ^become perfect, by years of study and practice."*,,!^ -sr 0

He has on hand a supply of tooth soaps, brushes, dec., and some Rose Tooth Powder of his owti manufactured ®For the superiority of these articles we can answer—having tried them ourselves. Persons desiring articles of this kind, that they can nso with safety, will do well to call on

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What Does it Bmit? Tlw Exp res 8 of the 19th inst., has following important article: "If the People of Indiana desire to ray the round sura of HALF A ^MILLION DOLLARS EVERY YEAR, in tho shape of interest, they will quietly lay still and permit a few stockjobbing Democrat* and Republicans to load the Wabash & Erie Canal upon their backs. Do the people like such a load Men standing high in the Democratic and Republican parties in Indiana, are stocking the cards to prodaee that result, Watch them."-? "Stock jobbing Democrats apd Republicans," hat Well, that is otfr notion, too. Give them fits—the leaders, of both parties are nothing but "stockjobbers,° and political gamblers, who would sell their souls for a few dollars, and throw off the interest. Did not "a few"'of these same party leader* self themselves to the bank men,-at the last session of our Legislature? Now they are in market again—and will be knocked off to tho highest bidder, for British gold—just as a similar class was in the days of the Revolution. Has the Express man changed his coat again?

XUinoia SanksT

Illinois notes constitute a good portion of ourcurrency. We publish the following lisf of banks that hafeeoiia plied with ihe call of tho bank ""com missioned forinoreaaed depoa^tr

stock: AltunBant

©f K)ftn

teft inf

£of

taAtjratt* Batsk

AaHetttlanl RukM Bank ot BtMMnlnatOR

Marion B«ak MelMi County Ibuik

H'rhnt# A bTi PrmlHo

do or RiMrrltK of 0»io»«

do of Sorth. Ililnola

State Bank.

Katleml Huk Kailroad Bank Sfrtithern Rank of in^

«r rikvOafaty

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of ntm

doof tnli»fy Centra) Hie Peoria Gttjr Bit of Ottawa

CMctlto 1

su?"i*nfeeornno«i», 5hfc**o«ftw%'

W»rr«n County lk»k

Bank Trwittw Rank

Kdrar Covnty Bank nt«fh»' Book 7! I.T.TI»tiMi) Co's'Vk' lNt«nwt' Bo*k/

arm*?'* O Tr*d«t*« U'k Onkytillc Baolt. A few of the banka called npon have not yet footed up hot it is probable they will do so before the expiration of the Anditor's notice to them. immmm

MW Hie body of a man who had been ran over and lolled by the ears on tho Memphis and Charleston Railroad, was found a few days since When found, a dog waa sitting wafeehing the corpse, and it wa« with difficulty that any one conld approach the bo^Misi Wthfifanhnal driving off aU whoeatne near the body of to

Cmcaoo, Oefc Id. Sevrnfeen ooonties in Minnesota hav« been heard fronh whkA ^H»W Sibky (D#m) ftw Gevemon to he*ine

Tropic irank ft Wav«riy, in tha Missouri river, on Thnrsday laak

ipht or tsn livea are bMa loaii Ko

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itistlat *o tko worn ia&Xataac-

Serrtsi 1» Be it ordained by the Oomtinoa tiwsnl of the city of Terrs Haute that from and after the 15th day of November, A. D. 18S7, there sbali be Notpirituoos, malt «r intoxicating liquors sold or bartered, by retail, in lea* quantities than one gallon* within the corporate limits of said city ofTerro-Hnnte, exceptujHiDtha terms And conditions hcreinaAer mentioned.

SKC. 3. Befere lieense shall be deliverer! to such petitioner or petitioners, lie or they shall pay to the Treasurer of said city the sum of One Hundred Dollars for tha term of one year, and for a less time, for the time allowed hy such Council, in proportion to. such amount for one year—and such Treasurer shall give to such person or persons a receipt for the amount paid, stating therein, for what purpose the same is paid—and on presentation of sncb receipt to the Mayor of said city, he shall deliver to such person or persons the license granted by said Common Council, which license shall n#t be transferable, nolr shall such person or porsons change his or tbeir place of sale, except by consent of the Common Conncil, and all right or privilege of selling given by such license may at apy, time be declaied forfeited, abd revoked," if such person or persons, shall barter, sell, give away upon such premises^spiritnous, malt Or intoxicating liquors pn Sunday—or barter, sell, or give away spirituous,- malt or intoxicating liquors to persons nnder twenty-one years of age—or, to porsons known to be at the time intoxicated— or, to persons drunk or sober, who are known to bp habitual dninkards-^or shall suffer rlotons or disorderly condnot upon their premises—or permit persons to bo beat or jll-t»eated while npon their premises, without interfering for theif* protection, and inforni ing the proper arithonties without ^e lay, or ehal^ snffer persons' sor 'intbi cated as to be unable to protect them solves, to lose their money by gaming or for any other good riAsbnrr-proyid-ed tl'iat .wheh each license shall ha. declared forfeited*.as hereinafter provided, such j^rson or persons shall be paid ilio amount of money paid for such license for the balance of tho time unexpired the same wonld run if the license had not been revoked, and such person or persons selling after the revocation of snoh license, and notice there pf» shall be liable to all the penalties hereinafter mentioned, for selling withont license, and. provided further, diai all'conditions above enn* meratcd, shall be taken and held a* a pari of add tioense as eftectnally ea though the same were, written therin.

P*c. 4. That the,pr9vi8ions of this ordinanoe-stiaH not be eonstrued in such a manner as to affect the mate business of Druggists or wholer sale deaktra in spirituous, malt or th toxicating liquors, unless such perscms petmit spirituons or intoxicetiiig uors tom drank upon the premises where sold.

Site. 5. That it shall be taken and construed as a violation and evasion of this ordinance for my merdiant, tradesman, boardittg lionse keeper, tavern keeper, or 8hop-keeicr of anr description, to allow customers, dea$ er*, buyers or patrons to be treated, or to treat of giveaway, upon their prem^ i**s, spiritnons, malt or intoxicating lienors, or to give to snch person^ spiritneus or intoxicating liquors, or sell the same contrary to tlie provisiont»f tlns ordmance. lit .itttnil and meaning of this section ioi being to i^steict the hospiulky of aoy person, bnt to prevmt the evasion e£tMa ordinance wider the pretenea that theLlan inalt or mloxieating are no part of the consideration Of any sale—or that the paid foraervic3,is not enbaadsIT J»J* the gift* of aneh spiritnona or intoxiea

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Sac. that if to the this gWe of tilt

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iw MOB iivfvviTinaiii ioncn iw) •pay Owiiaa ^a«tleM.than1^a Dol-

l.tanotfno^arifty Tkih costs of «%&» I 1 Sao. f.

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Sofe

All pei^ns w^htng to

barter or sell spintuods', m^alt or intoxicating liquors, by retail, inwless qnantitlea thah ono^alfon within the corporate limits of the city of TerreHaute, shall petition the Common Council of said city for lieense—stating hi said petition the premises, wheire srrh petitioner wishes licoosc to sell, also the time he wishes license for—and the names of tho parsons, who wish to engage in such sales, and their place of residence. And if said Common Coooeti shall be of opiaion that the person or persons so petitioning are suitable persons, and the plaoe where such person or persons desire to sell, is a suitable place for such bussincss, such Common Council may in their discretion, direct license to lie issued to such person or persons, for such time, not exceeding one year, and not loss than three months, as such Common Conncil may deem consistent with the best interests of said city and the neighborhood where such pales arc to be made, which licen.se shall be issued npon the terms and subject to the conditions hereinafter mentioned.

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ih person complained of to appear hUnr and show oanse why the license issued to him should not be aevoked, and if such M^or npon tlie hearing of said complaint determine that tlw saase is true ho shall by ail order entered npon hia docket revoke snch license, and all right and privilege! nnder suchlicease from the date ef sack epUy, ^which skaU her notice of (he re vocatioa) ahall oeaso-r-and It shall be the dnty of said Mayor to notify the Common Conncil at their first sitting thereafter of his acts in the premises..

SEC. 8. That is hereby made tlie duty of tho Marshal of the city of Ter-re-Haute to examine all placcs where intoxicating liquors are sold by less quantities than one quart, and report the names of all such oeraons to the persons Mayor of tho city and to the Common Council of said city at their first sitting. And it is further made his dnty to inform himself whether sny and all persons retailing spirituous and intoxicating liquors haye complied with the provisions of this ordinance and report the namos of snch as have not to the Mayor and to the.Common Council at their first sitting thereafter, aid if said Marshal shall neglcct so to do, lie shall forfeit and pay to the city of Terre-Hauto the sum of Twenty Five Dollars for each offense upon conviction thereof.

Passed Oct. 15, 1857. C. Y. PATTERSON, Attest: Mayor. Jos. H. BLAKE, Cl'k. r* jSfcfDestractivo Fire—Four Peraons

Killed,

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.—The most destructive fire that has ever visited this city occurred this morning, in vhich it is estimated that over #600,000 worth of piopcrty has been destroyed. The principal loaers are Cormivk & Co., bankers, 8-40,000' Pitsworth & Co., Clothing, S40.005 J. II. Danbaur, 826,000 Bhay, Dry Goods $60,000 Cask & Co., Bookstore, 8130,000 Edward Hempstead, Grocers 840.000 Lewis «fe Pardc, Oil Store,' 870,000. 'The iusurance amonnts to about 3^300,000^1

Tlie following persons were killed by the falling walls, John Dickey, Peter IlermaD firemen, Mr. Barnam, proprietor of a Variety Store and Mr. Clark Hardware Merchant.

Fears are entertained of the ..safety of others who are missing. The origin 'of thQ.fire' is not known.

Z***-' PITTSIXJX, Oct. 19.

The recent freshet lias carried off the Hotse Race dam across the Susquehanna river, six miles above Tankhant Rock.

Thfe will suspend navigation on the North B.ranch canjl for a Jong time if it does not operate to the entire abandonment of that work for a long time to come of getting coal west from tlv galley, except by railroad.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT

llttimirr rora DIIM rtcci torn Dot-

Lias.—MilHtntirt. 1R. 9i B. SMITH,

(woqwsoaTOH.a.aa.K.aHmi,) OHoeas Ohio St., hetweea Mft 4th, FMSRABJITLTIFFFLB.

Does all styles of artificial work in the very bestnianwtr is IntfOdocing tho newnml beaatifnllKBproreiteent kuown a«

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shall make complaiat nnder oath he* fore the Mayor of said city charging any person having license to sell spiritnona or intoxicating liquors within the limits of said eity with a violation of any of the conditions ef snch license in this ordinance mentioned, aneh Mayor«hall forthwith, summon

"Blmndy't Chtv-

C}iresparticaUr attention to dt*e*Ses of the

on had the best dental Soaps and Bra-lies,

Anil 4 *57-d4w-ly FA^IONABLE

IMlfiSS ILK1NG, IHK S, XECBAinC8' BOW,

TERRB-HAVl-fi,

IPTO-

MIBS CLARK

fpAKE8 pteamre, in anncrBncing to the I*JL aiwof Tefre-Hatrte, that A« la lavpnred Ut(bt *nd Mmkr Dftmta ef mU ld»d* and of ererv vartetv of patem. Being tttjolariy fni»Mwdi*itir4h« latwt iaaMonft, ahc S rcadr at all times to jrfcase the most (oWkw.

U'Wwk feaimittv done to order, oo

HSvte ft iaiwt resprctfiiUj nlidy. Oct. 19,

Z»LORA

Family^

ague ni.tm

rpHfl Vegetable aiefflclee sqMteedea «M cthsr iwbm that hare b*ea offered to the paHSe Iwitfis ewe of Agoeand Chills and Fever of erecy de»eri|itio8. Price 7&ant* per box.

Sm*»,rfrtpgrtii C*t)mirfic, end

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A%iye for «dl Bgfti^eeel piaiMl, laat sMHifaeh, neee aiwe^iasBay Apiwepsfa^ Sver %as^islai» tiwlif, Ffca, aadaW oUterH». MM aiif Ina lasers 'Meed*' -:jFMsa 3( esats per box.'' &

OOlXKIfVEaMTFOGE!

AesMMtaamMd

aell

give my, wfthinJteeerpoiatelinHta

m* the CMtrn'm^ern HmW, (Me, lliiMilnLftiM, Hut* wed mm batra fid! dwmaa* asHbaal rsijulslilt as ta iwh writw dBwtg.

J.OftATCB.M.D

F«rsdelqr T. Pisawa, DraopM% QcfOiuai

LatMiW, Ky.

Batr Jlk Co^aai ABm

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AT THE NE#

In Kippertn Bro New Brick Buildivg

*11 ON MAIN STREET,

Bets 4th and

S E N I

Bargains

Of^fered «we*y Day

In the way of

Fine French Merino's at

?5cand 81,00, worth 1»25, and 1,50

SUPER

VALE ©I AS.

At 82,00 worth 2,50.

ELEGANT

Parisian DeLains,

50 percent, less than their original cost

HANDSOME

INDIA VALENTIA,

For 10c, worth 30

tait

BEAUTIFUL

Austria Plaids, and Stripes,

^For 40c, worth 60. I 1000 YARDS OF g§gg

Manchester Delains,

For 20c, worth 25c anywhere else.

2000 yds 121-2c Gingham, iAnn yRri,i«

Woolen,. Plaids^rf

For 85 and 50c, worth 50 aud 75c.

5000 yard!

Blcachod Mntlins,

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At half a cent above cost.

6-4, 10-4, 12.4,.

Bleached Sheetings Unusualiy ,Cheap.

500 LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKS, From $1 to 20

LONG PLAID SHAWLS, At 25porcont. less than original cost. £LONG BROCIiE SHAWLS

For 812 and 16, worth 20 and 25.

KlejfitntSteltaShawK

With Brocho, add Chenille Bonlers,at half their jKalue.

The most el cgan lot

Embroidered sleeves & Collars

Sibgle or in setts, ever offered in this market, and GOING!

GOING!lt:

A,. -GOING!!!

^t unprecedented low prices!

":Sajer CkernJte Vaftntia

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CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, any color and quality, from 81 to 810 OVER OO A TI If OB,,' a splendid lot^?,

all kiads.

Domestic- Goods

in any quality, and

Bold CHEAP1 CHEAT! CHEAPH1 aOSJKBT, f* GfcOtTBSI^ 8JLK FRWOE9, aad LAGS3, Ps3at» Ts3enHeme, Maftese iuad'tliresd ta-

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JOSE PH A. 20LEZZI, SauM«A»f

Lataefllie WhalgllSeasd Retail Rooaa

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Oct. H-12w

MABEL

A few more of those

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AND BLOOD PUJUFIJ2R.

THE

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Catiftf IIIMMM natural lawa. *M» takaa, 11a hMllwlnlaraeM la Silt coaralr* throngk

KN«I«*I WM»JJ w»rt4. Thta Omfdt»l to li»illed OUML«aIk* Krriy kaowa oaty •}Nlt tidrkMlnttt «nalh)v4 MI) MMM tf Um moat vaiuahla nrUtclnal rovtv. b*(W«4 bsfka bM«a to tk nM of auw, *U: MM rocubteek fe

IW dMHrrj bark, jrclio* tort, AiaMiMi, eliior 8ow(ir«.wllh Aihera, piwl««t*| Mia i«««l teMllblc raiaad for llw MlwaUaa if bealtk «T*r kaawa. rr

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*ein body, poHIin^ aaf aMalknilai th« drmlaUon of th« Wood, 14 B«atralic«a aay

biltloiu R*il«rl( tb* tlomarb, tad «lrtH(lb«ki tha whole onraniMitna. McLnan'a Strcnjrtb«ti!ng Cordial «ni rlNtullf mra Uv«r «vbp1k1hi«, lhatepala. Jaainttrr,

Clkrvni* »r AWnu ihiilitf, WrwH mf IAa. JCidm*f», aad mil di*rm* mririmg a di*»rdrr*d t.irtr ,r Dy»(xpaU, Heartburn, Inward Ptlaa, AridHa Sirknaaa ofUi* Stonueh, Pnll«M at MM] ta ihr Head, lj||| Pain or Swlmmltf la lb* Haari, Pal|»i(atkin nftbe Heart, Kullne*» Wtlgll la the Stomarh SotrKmelii(l«Rli, Ckatliif «r faSf ratloir Fwlliif when I Tine down. SrtiNa or T»l* towncsx oftha Skin and Kva.i, Ntskl ewtata, la*, ward Peters, Pain In lli« Small «f tb« Bark", Cheat or Side, 8«dd«if Nthjhtta ofbaat, lX|iM«S»a of Spirits. Prijrhtfel UnNuaa, «r aay O Xmnai IHa«aM, Som »f Rtolrli«a ik« Rkla, and Ktrer aad A rue (nr.

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ditase* ol th« Rladdur.attd WmwIk

sttrlia*Scinliutl \Yc«kuc»»,ltKoi.tivravevf 1MB*, Stran*narv, liiflauimstSnn or W««kn«aa af lha W#mb #r Madder, Wltlw*.Ar.

TIIEKK IS NO M1STAKK A ROUT IT. Ylila wjullal will n«v«r Ml to cur* any of lti« •)wv* dbKaM, ifUVcii |i«r jlrwtlwi oaafc boltlo.in Gvrtimii. hitcllsh anW Pivurh.

OVKR HAI.P A MILl.lOS OF BOTTLES Hare bt-rn daiiiti tl»« pant alx luoutba, aad In nn lindane* ha* It failed In civlnf autlro aatl* fartifti, Whxthcn. will nufTrr firom waakoaaa of debility when MtL***'* 8trtngtt»ni»g C»rdiU will cur* vim,

TO THK LADIKH.

On yon wlidi to be httr.tb and atroaff? Tlioo irwat oii-e ami get *om« «r Mrt^an^aCorilU). It will atrvngtben ahd lnvlptiralw \our bl»od t» low throuitb over} velu,and tho licit ro*y bloom or henlth In mount to your rbtek again. Kaary bottle warranted to arire xatloMetion. -~..j

POHCIUUIKKN.

Wc aay to parent*, if your elilldren anf alakl|\ puny, or afflicted witli roni)lnliili |iretalent a mo tic chililrrn. plro tliem a oiuaii quantity of Mci^an'a Cardial, and )l will iimke tham li'nlib fat and r« bu«t. Delay not a iDDUitit, try It aa4 you will b* »nnrinr«d.

IT IS DKI.ICIOI'KTO TAKB.

KVKHY COUSTKV MkRCHAST

Should not leave tho city until he hail imcVM) a auppl) of MrLean's StreiiKtlieiilng Cnrdial. at!ll«ra|Mly, Heenuoa it alwaya urrl*. A libarat illawiM) will Iw mad« lu |IM« «II» buy to aoU again.

CAUTIOH—Beware of Dttinlali or doalara who may try to tuilm U|oii 011 aoma Bitter or Sarsa)utrtlla traab. wltu-li Uiey ean buy ebeap, by nylnir It I*J««t aa |^nd. Avoid aurh nttn. A*K f»r MfLt**'* S'rr$g1krnimf C»rW/«/, and tako nntlilnf Hue. It i* tlie ulv remedy tkat will pu» rl(\i the hlool tlmrouKhly.aud at tho aatna tima utrenjftben th«» ivitvin,

One tahlr»|MHiiifUl tnl on every morning IWatln( ia neertaln preventive forflitd.'rn. rhllltatid K» ver. Veliow Fever, or any preraleut dlaoaa*.

Prlco only fl in-r bottle, or alx bottle* for J. H. Md.ltA5. Pole Pro|»rle|or of tb« Cordial.

Alao, .Mfi.eanV Volratila Oil Linituoal.

II 1 'Pri»el|u»l dr|Ml 011 the corner of Third aad 111. St. I^itil*. Mo. JTr* Foraale la l^ui»vllla by Boll, Tulbntl 4i ,*-» Co., Springer A Bro.. and Raymond Si Pattaa.

Mel.KAN'S VOI^aUTcOII, U.MUKXT, 51The beat Mnlmrnt In the world fnMiiau ar Wail. jfu'lcr Rrmmrkubtt 'Omrt •.. IVrformed liy Mrl.enti'* Volcaale Oil Unlaieal.

Hoad for voiiraelrea: Tiioina* For«l. a Idaelcamith, Urine near Caaa aremie on Tenih atroi't. had a horrible riMiuJjuf xoraoiihU Sirt. He tried'rarlon* l.luluiatitl, Salvo*. Are., liutrnnid do It no good, lie dea|«!r* ji •d «f ever being nbla to a nrk at lila trad* agalb, tiKiiiM lie roiiid n.it l»e«r a«iv weight «h bla f.'atj and by oneaniall bottle of Mclean'* Vulraala Oil Mnlmeiit. lie l« now perfectly eiired.

KhentiiatUin, tiaral.val«, 'neuralgia, bralaoa. .-j *pra1ns •llfflie** In tlie Joint* or uiiiniilea, awall* Ingn. aore tlimnl, eararfm or Iwillmi lir. wouudt, fr»-id, eiita, non**. lMni».rall«. pain#. &«., «i«|4 10 tho "inaglc" Inflneni-a (.ftlila Wonderful Llsl- T? inent.

For Hnneaatid CnttU It I* an iiifktllMa rewady for ehafe-,xalli. aerntrbea, rraoWnl lieelt. lama* ue*«, opiivlii, Kweativ. aplliit. flotula, brulaoa, «well|nr*. wound*, ralltoannke blfea. and Tarlaa* other wlilcli milinnU ara llabla to from 1ttilnrie*nraerld4nta.

Kverv Country Merchant should obtala a aa». |dy ofMefaoan** Volcanic Oil l.lnlbietit. It aaila mpliily, Imrnine ItNlwaviriirea.

A (literal dixennnt will be tuada to

laarahauta

who buy t» aell again. For aalo bv H. Mrt.f.A.X, proprietor, larfeef of Till nl and Pino ata., St. l^vuls, Mo. alao for aalo aa above.

J. H. Cunningham aud Allen Ponre tgeuta, T^rrn llaata, lad. *e|.t. S.'daw If

ONCE MO UK

TO THK KRSetTEa

Wdrcd

E lure «n imnrorwl Farm

aisl

Rofe*t

for 825,00, worth 840,00* 'i Six more of those hacuisotno Paris Dc T.ainca RokM De VMeate* for 812and 91$, ch^ap

on« iiaa*

«en*. wftlt jjO'tl hotiaa and, «thrjr

imprf»vtinonln,lhat

will scll fhr t^t^W.—

The prupcrty l« in this ommty, not rfccerifing Are mll« from Trrre-IIuute, ami la a No. 1, Xltle farm. Tiiare haa ncrer been gnml a cbanrc for an inve-tmcnt «fr*rwl ?h this *r ket.flnUjys'I'rtibtlul ahi'th^r ther» erer wiil be opolrt. 'Plita prop^^ ^tn^ at Uits

for two week* Ohlr.

No. 4 Mec}|f|iij|pRiir. D001tS/~'rrr"

VAUUH«N N« THO* AUTHOR «R

"TV f^ampiijjhter/'- 9. MOM STFK) ILR Marian Marlarid, aaUtor ef •I Alone"

"T|TE inddeti

Path.'*

MoaitojfisMV 'Its l^adf# and Dwfea*. By John firth- Jr., formerly a Morraon Elder aad reridettna ht alt Iake

City.

Furaale at

Oct.Snltf W- H. toCKLNOHAM'ff. MORE EXCITBMKW.

Another Oall for

fS NOW BEING MADE BY

JOHN W. STRATOir,

all eoaaainan «f

Orowriw»-

aad Cenatry

Produee to eome hla

On Oi« SeulH aMo «f ffco Ptttdle S»jttaro. TorrO* Biatte Ivi^ whSre h» to( J«it opened a K«* Family Oromtf Store, where bo la prepared ta •apply F*mWi« a^tk«r«oMilif noedful la ItH of trade, on Ibe mm WMWWW leraia. and orerytMog-poaalW« will bo 4"u*i 10 giro aaiMfce' tloo toall who will tall tm Mai. A liboral abara «f MllMM«l(iKlie|lM

Ort.»-dl f. nr. STKATOa, r%mwKsm sugar CASK KYHVP k*«4« v, awl Ar aala «fcaf| at STKATOJC'IL

Oct. tf-dlf

ffir urrta iart ^o«o—d UtLnatHkermmrtn or tarnnk p*rrelf«Mau

m*.

IMMWd Kate «ap jlmtafZ* Apyralaed attlifrtr dotiaMjN^^^^ iAMupt ctZaK^

Wftl eoaaoMMMW tcwrbiog atrnSnalHW, aa 'ap«^sr-fHfil^aca*Mn-

miirf

Man 'Msttnan.' SOTT la at tfca Haatla KMMS l* huMaaaU* naMfaSTiM

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