Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 249, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 October 1857 — Page 2

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WtWfi ft dl— of ftnbiin DgpBI m4 political VMtlw. eoefco* dl ow tk North, who art ^taetianully' talking abort i)» VIIM of/b Uar, ia Matrart mdi ibw blir. The? repveeeat the ttonth as hewing ia aetata of rfiwlfai, owiig to the dp«dHa|yimM of shvmtj, and hare mwfly wmdd good many

IfteflB to btlim tint the North could

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Km York Tritmm which Bennett mOi tk« "ligpi «gn"-ba distinitself ia this sort of business, nd 'has hooeme qnifte eoaflme ID the ^hahftof rstnking the merehante of

JKam Pork with what it chooeea to *eaB their gnhservieney to the eotton iwkrsst. It flies into passion and

borates them wonderfully, Veeaase they don't follow its ezmple of trading in black Mepnblieanism and stagro aqwalitg, as aneh asthey do in cotton. And thrrs an soms 'small fry" oat tkis way, who have taken a little "atockfn (ha eante trading adventure with die Tribnne, who do»H know any better than to be ninths time tinging the song of "/r«

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Jar," as if the products of I/«M labor in the South were too trifling to be considered for a moment. The fact is, that these men seem to hart an idea that there is nothing in the Sonth bit what a to be AipW and ha tad Thay hare cultivated the habit of nar towing apA contracting what they ^hm misnamed their own patriotdim into a contemptible and mi* arable ttetionalUm, and all the energy they possess is employed in building np a party to represent this sentiment —that is, a party (hat hates the Sonth, and desires no allegiance with !•,

We are indebtel to the Boston Post for tome ralnable and interesting calenlations in reference to the cotton trade of the Sonth, showing how portant it is to the whole country •nd how much it eSwti our National prosperity. The Pott is disposing of one of tho class wo hare referred ito—the late Speaker Banks—in a inmost earalier manner, and we give «Sts whole article:

ttlMt to Fight with tha Booth "Wa arc all interested in free labor. .The commercial man is interested. Jt is that which freights his ships," Ac.—A" P. Bonis in Fan*wf Mail, Any. 15,

Let ns see how this spplies (o the exports from this country for a few years past

For tha yaar ending June 30,1850, as shown by tho last treasury report, our total exports amounted to 9l36,« 946,912. Value of cotton §71,984,616 tobacco, •9,951,028. Making a liberal estimate on the products of tha sea, forest, and agriculture, and gir. ing all the export of specie to the North during tha yaar, the products of free labor going to freight ships, outward bound, did not exceed forty millions, or leas than am third of the total anport*.

In 1851 our total exports amount* ad to 6195.469.781, of which the North famished Isst Am omfumrth— My 645.600,000. The South furaiahed 6113.315,317 in eotton alone, Mid 69,$19,S5l in tobbaeco.

In 1852 tha total exports were 6196,868,984. Giving thirty aeren miltioaa of specie to tha North, she exported only about 667,000,000, or ft little mora than one third. The eal of cotton exported by the Sonth was 637,963,782 tobacco 610,081,28ft.

In 1^53 the total exports were 6616,417,697. Giving tho North, again, all tha specie—twcnty»th*na awl ft half millions—she exported only some 666,900,000, or tan than onethird again. The South furnished in cotton 6109,456*404, and in tobacco 611*819,819.

In 1654 tha total exports £266*690,679. Indnding all npoeie, soma thiHy eight millions, tha North conM not havo aaqpoitad more thaa #90,000,000. or a little man theft ft third. Tha Sonth aant out more than that In cotton alone (§96»* 566,230,} and 610,016,646 in toboc-

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In 1855. tha total exports were •646,706,633. Giving, again, the epoete to the North (soma tifky»ftmr milKoos) she exported less than 6104,900,000, or aooot two-fiftha ly. Cotton, 668,146,644 tobacco 614.71S.466.

In 1656 dm total axporta wssa •310,666,390, «nrith forty-fow millions of specie hKfalad, tha North ssportod leas than •110,000,000—asy ewe-third only. Tha Sowth fiaruiabed more than that Ift cotton alone (6128-

It seems, (kwfon. by the fi Hit when fir, Banks an enlighten commercial men, ha lenowe wot what he is taTktng about, •or else forlow, sectional an|4 ha in tent^onally viisetsioe iht irdtfk. Oot 9am atam/baigklo mora thmn Gkatiufd* sf our saftneitf hammdaauds. The following talfa win ihcro how largo a proportion of -our Imports, incknjKog ai'Iks, satins, and embroideries, principally ^onstamedat Iho North, it actually paid tor six years part:

Valae of lopaM, Valae of Cotton cnrntri ]tS3liJH7

ischriB" specie. ...6178 fttSlfl ...

MBO. twi. 841..... 193..... 1854..... 1855..... ISC.....

mjtskw 9%£»3» 88,l43£a 198,389,351

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Under these eirtrafn»taneea, is it worth wHe for Now England busi* ne«s men longer to wsge war against •thoSouth' fnervalmtA&mr oamlaaad and hmtUnr—simply tofralify the aspirations of snch iraporlatiTe dem»eognos'and political weathercocks as Nathaniel P. Banks

ZofWft ZHftctton.

then

anybody who takes an

interest in elections now-a-dayi, it will bo well enough for them to wnit (he official returns. The Iowa election is still in doubt Thirty-fix counties give Lowe (B. It.) a majority of 1565. The forty-four counties

NEW VOSK, Oct, ST, P. M.—Cotton contin«es qnist Flour 5c lower Wheat ateady, with a Mr home trsde.

BALTW(«S, Oct. 77.—Floor—galea 100 Itbl* st Wheat and corn, unchanged} Whiskey quoted attt){@99)£c.

New OBUCAXS, Oct. ¥7, P. M.—Cotton ffenemlty nriphanired Molssaes—aria? n«w, 176119c. Rio CoffeeNothing doing in exchange. Money wattera anchanged.— Prospects gloomy. as-' amy,

Fiaaocinl lfeurs.

TOBOXTO.

WASHIWOTOK, Oct. 27.—The officers of the banks of the District, at a meeting held to-day, resolved to receive the notes of the following banks as currency, via. Bank of Metropolis, Bank of Waahington, Patriotic Bank, Washington City Bank, Commerce and Farmers* tic Mechanics* Bank of Georgetown, and all banka of Baltimore.

WOIAJ'S

rtmov.—A woman's life was curiously preserved by her husband, in foMshire,'lately, by the process of tranafnsion. 8be lay at the point of death, whan, as la^t resource, vein was opened in her arm, and one in the arm of her husband, nnd as the blood towed from tho latter it was transmitted by suitable apparatus into the veins of the wife. After seventeen ounces had been thus injected, tha pnlae becosse perceptible, and the eoloriesa lip reddened, the glassy eye brightened, nnd she thankfully said, **I am battar.** Tha caae has progressed very favorably, and the woman is recover*

Amnts.—We loam that Dr. D. T. Smith, who is charged with having murdered Dr. Blackburn, ia Cairo, In Mweh last, waa amatad yesterday by Charles D. Aartav ami Jaaaes E. Lyach, of Cairo, In HsrHeman rom* hr, six miiea east at Bolivar.

Hs ia also charged with b«gamy,iie having cosae to Memphis in )bn& with WOUMMI whom he repramnted to be hia wife, a^ havhur beim married in Bardemaft connty laat Sunday to aamther lady. Soon sfter hia sireet he msnsged to swaBow a of meq^btaa, bnt by tha

Cantnd

yet

to bear from gave Bnchanan a majority of 827, leaving Samuels (Detn.) to gain bnt 1215 votes to elect htm. 8amnels is probsbly elected, ss Marion and Pottawatomie counties gave him again of 528. The Democrats it is probable, have also carried the Legislature!^ \Ve shall know after a while.

Election.

The Democrats have probably carried the 8tate—electing Governor, the Legislature, thereby scouring two Senators, and three Congressman, and also Supreme Jndgcs and the State officers. If correct, this is a pretty substantial victory to the Democracy.

tff The village of Lansing, Michigan, was fired by incendiaries on the 18th of October, and many valuable honses together with a large amount of other property was destroyed.— Some ten or fifteen houses, in different parts of the village were fired about the same time. Three of these dev3« were taken—one was caught while in the act of firing achnreh.

Death pf Crawford, the 8eidptor Tns Amermn 6eolptor, CRAWVOSO, reports of whose bopelesa condition fivni eatterr in the cje.have excited painful interest in this coontry for months past, di«4 on tbs 10th inst. in London. He wasa mas of floe gsalo* and exalted ehsiaeter.

shoardlhe Mfttdnml^ Cantnl America We have itsltcia|d tbaac known in be aavodl^ Thr whole wtmb«r of paaasagers, it seems, was 454 known to be saved, 100 total jpsssengerslost, S8t' stntlMred saved 29 crew kpt12L Total li lost «a the Central America, 426.

FULL LIST OF^ASS^lGEBS. nueT cim. A#. ttn as,-em* Mra. Loahaood, dt art. •damfknar amd 2 Sa»'lFShraj«fv

Mban, 4 Dobbin. Mr*. &' Tkayt*, Mrt Smith, dUH, iafaad atnd P«il, wift and 2 servant. infanta, Abort MTr. Farmer, OC t^arham, A Rattan dnaifa, 8 Dement, 8 Hawley, wife HBVkSda, 2 ittfania, iewse White,

A servant, Jama 4k servant, Wm MeNeil and JamaaS Birch, wift, A Bokee, Copt WBndfar Mr* McXfrnhmand mfa. and S inFaata, ifrc A Thomas, Dr 0 Harney E Kirtshfield, -A Alston,

La^iKki, N Sawyer, ..... 1. OTfeil, ChM G^bi Ridgway, Danney, PMer Brown, Moore^ Wm Birch A wif*, A Dond, .«• Mrs Pahnd, 2 chil- S Aker, drm and servant, S Parker, Jubcz Howes,* A Smith, wft,

A 'Foster, child and A in N Montgomery, fonts, Van Hsgan Theodore Pains, mfe and infant. Beach, Dr Travis, wife E Williams, and 2 infants, Mr 8aroni. 'f1 SECOND TAniS.

Raasau S Wheelwright, Chis BInm, E Strauss, Levick, Holler#

Fallon, davghtsr Doisey,

and infant, N Gaol, Gittermann, Robt Edmand, .IF Reed,

McLelland, Famhatn, Kerr, Z1T Foster, PKrohn, Mr McGrenery,

Oct 27.—Messer. Rom,

Mitchell 4 Co., importers have failed with liabilities amounting to 61*250000.

Barr^

S Dnrett, N garr, Leech,

JffmtrJdnson, A Anderson, S Mojneh, WVastrg,

ih«itt.

0 Stevens, W Hutchinson, Clow. Peter McChardy,

Adams, Kent,

W Tompkins. Isaac NTompkins, M? Barchman, Goo ManOtt, "Geo Lee. I '-1 aTEnujcnB.'! W Van Natter, Segur, wife and *kitd

E Ford. E W Eastman, A foil us, A PManlova, -l W Desbond,

Mr 8panlding, JB WeUa,

Willett,

Mr Msynard, JC Mithell. Ricks, fl Riinncll. E Hibbs,

Vanhorn. Simon. Sigel, Ravenna, E Robert,

Short, Frank, Zimmermen, W Falconer,

W Van Reed, E Spohn. VV Flanigan, S GtfHw/i/Cp.i

Hutchinson,

Chapman, ,W Steveni

Boynton,, Reese,

EcCormick// Morsn, Morsn, Morris, s* Sheldon, W Young, W Delysn,.

N Sanborn, WMKendiick* W 11. W Welge, W Lee, W Gorley, W Chase,

Buckaway,

Mrs E Conmr tmd aom, GCeyello

Festin,' Costs, Daley,

Berks, gf-f

JCallakraSmithy Schmendman, A Stakl, HM Fish, 8 Mangold,

A MoaeIy,^.t.ftj Young, Casey, JMCauf, A Crist,

Stinchfield,

A Maok, E Wiley,

Lot Savno nr Tnucs

Gushee,

W Newman, Chapman, 1 Jean Chaillan,

ECrider, Palmer, Wilton, i? Head, (I Stetson*

Frank, Ash,

Tsnner, Horne,

KWsde, A rowan, Wood,

Mr Carter, J. Wiley, S Richards. Jas Whoclan,

JBmend. Murray, Murray,

A Thebergo, Hahn, wife send

Pope, Hastings,

Gilkey, Gilkqr.

WPropwi,

W JBaeaa, Qnanear, Simon,

Woodworth, Kilburn, Qaorgat Howa, JChort, WEdt, 1* Davis, ..

Ccaver, Garrison,

N Lappar, LM i««Ki XH Burt XLMeCtfy,,

Finn%an,

WCroae,

BH Horn, N Horn* S Colt SLOahn, fit Headley, ...

Potter,

Barber, Kirk,

IW aanborn, B* JL

Sifltvnn,

MtnSkam, i.f« HAdftma*

Bnchanan,

atnd w^an4,

If McGugan,

Fh a* Lagan* A Hfrt, Mr Mr?Fletchart Mr Shaw, Mr Mnrat,

Mr Baeten MrsBall, TByan,

Loriug, Swain,

83uistmam

W Berry,

Wall*

W S Eaton, J« Ragland, Simmons, W ft Fenner,

E Meron, Marphy Stevens, EL

Montagaon, Crimian,

White,

PJBali, FMaihy, |v HeTKrd,

Willett,

JT Sehuher,, TRHughos, Sibbot, A Closer,

Miller,

.W Gnrna, 3 E Jones, E Jones, 7

4 Bronnd,' Lean, Mr Pullen, Mr. Thomas, Mr Thomas, Mr Gnitd, Mr Johnson Mr Steward, TR BIanton, Mr. HI an ton,* Mr Querpon,

Ffieadley, S.-ow,'

RP Lugden, Denman, O Brugn, O McGuire,

CConsr,

AStraevc, Buadick, E Fon^os, f'K

Bededl{

Pomery, Spa a! ding, Mitchell, Mr Hasg, John Harris^

Eosglsnd,

Mahoney,

BMJxe, N Hsrrell DFlmk.

Uodge, Mr Pool, Taylorv SUPPLEMENTARY WAY BILL. '. .• CAtax. Mrs Dr Kitlridge, Brown, Okas A Vose. sxcoxn CASTS. •.

Bassford W Mullen, RRiehmsn, N Mttnger, Noble Fish,

STSSRAGK. Mr Robinson, JS Frelerick,

M«"yeT,

9 Well# Anderson, Miller Mary (?arneH, Benj Hasssy, Jaa Smith, Mr Anthony., John K«!Ies,

Rupp, Fornss, Pasgnn, JRCh«ney, pv •D iter,

W Thompson, W Fonst, A Wells, Chas Taylor,

Guerber, Ruthford, Drade snd bro. A Kimball, TMcXath,2 J. Lowcnthal,

Lmitb,.

Narramore,

Christie, f" Goodnowy Csnncll, DP SliipmsB, E Merry,

Wallace, Pritchard, Fred, AV Ogden&bro Taylor,

Ball,

W Anderson,

A Goastree«

TICKETS SOLD AT ASPISWAIX. Senor Jose Leguin, Consul-Gener-al for Pern, in New York.

Nicolss Tivado, bin Secretary. Adolfo Oltagucand brother, of Pe

Senor A Richon, Consul of Belgium, at Lima. A Thune. for N Y.

Senor Escurda, for N Y. S de la Cova, infant and nurse, for Havana

Dr Corpsncho, for Havana. '. Ssntiago Olivia, for Havan. de Lssola, for ftavans. Chas Taylor, for NY. JMcCsrty, for N Y.

S it N

Wm Graffus, for N Cspt Walter Dri»r, for N Y.

Bertand N. O, Merris, Carpenter J) Osbom Wm Hemmell Griffith WmPlasso TMaloney—32

M3T The artesian well at Lafayette haa been bored to the depth of one hundred and seventy -five feet The drills are now passing through a lime stone strata.

NSW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Haa* run TWI ftim tin nmi ror* Di»t- ... UM^-Jfi/Krann.

81. 83.

09 RRCB1VIKO OXB DOktiAR, I will *fml

tot

fn MkM( Tkmriuirr So*r. On re»

Mlrlnjf Utrvc dot Sara, I will M»d wotl rtlnbf* HfMrn fcr «Mtlk| Rm Ctrnw hur, to cnti oiiVjr uim ctMj inntl II h« B»t knowta In l«H

KHan.

tsaa* la Ik* V»AM Sbun. On MMfvvlbjr Sre twill MM! the IBM AND «fx «tter K«Mtftt (br aaMtt Vamct

X»4h.

October SSr-^lia.

G. W. Bralaard, A Greenlee, 8 Look, 8 Look, CRoei. PBiSv 7

It ton t« ma«t«

la »rilMiTfliiiMrf«^i«4«nuimll a Hal a* Iw Atwn, «M IMMnadfljr a jtrnfltof oaskswIrwS per To any ««»Mt ofkwl* MMtUitlHiaM. in 4IMU«M ftrntiwltr 4 NW. t.R. RtTSSKUL.

Aw Ml. Po*-oOr*.^

OH|T.tiinig&

1b 4k* Proprietors of tha Tb**g America Com and Co6 M31, \XT% Ibe amiiirfyned. viB give tWe

HanSred DcDam to yen, tjf yoe will grind 6em two laIn bosheltof Corn ia ik ear, oa ioe, sari ia the sane answer of ievolanlaaaM the Star Cent and Cob Mm.

W^MsdAePmptkaoRinfthsfisedWor to ftdrfmtn pattern of MUL The Jadiges hs daamatM afa chosen by Mb partita, sari the trial to be ande «WMa tts period sf too MOOUM, In Tme

rpgg Fsmtm* J. „«dioW JtAm Stock Contmsv «flt

sassasraf Iba flanHmlua nf iffitibnla, snd tetwnsart any ocber tengaeas fe»d a«ces-a-jjtea** XH,M0«sjjv,ses.

AT THE

Rodwell & \rife, GLebse, S Smith,

Powell,

a Bre Xe* Brick Building

ON MAIN STREET,

Between 4th snd 4th»

S E N I

IIS

Oifered every Day

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Fine French ffierinoes

75c and 61,00, worth 1.25, and 1,56

SCPER

waiwiejAg.

At 62,00 worth 2,50,

ELEGANT

a a a

50 percent, less than their original cost

IIANDSOMfi

INDIA VALGNTIA,

For 10c, worth 30. ».

'i BEAUTIFUL '{tWm

Austria Plaids and Stripes,

llf?-'" For 40c,' worth 60. 'r i0

TCMYAnDgOP^

Manchester Delainsv

For 20c, worth 25^ anywhere else. "i- i, 2000 yds 121-2o Gingham,

1000 \ards tm p|§

Woolen Plaids,

For S5 and 50c, worth 50 and 75c.

5000 ysrtTa

., Bleached Muslins,

AVhnlf a cent sbovs cost.

6 4, 10 4, 12 4,

Sellsmtr, fbr Y. George Ganie, forNsw Orleans. STKEBAOE. Otis Bsrlow N Y* Mr. Olfur, "i Jsa ONeil, dr a A Amm E Flinade, Havana, W- Gri/Bth,

Bleached Sheetiagi, Unusually Cheap.

500 RADIUS' CLOTlt CLOAKS, From $1 to 20 LONG PLAID SHAWLS, At 25 por ccut. U*s» than original cost.

LONG BllOCIIE SHAWLS For 812 and 10, worth 20 nnd 25. Square Broche Shawls, Cheeper "Elegant Stella Shawls,

With Brochc, add Chenille Bordcrs,st

w-.

half their ralne.

The inost elegant lot of

Embroidered sleeves it Collars

Single br in acttw, ever offered in thip markat, and

GOIXOI

A. few more of those ..

Super Chenille Valentin Robe*, for 925,00, worth $40,00^5i Six mors of those handsome Paris De Laises Itobos Do Toleate, for 812 and 910, cheap

CLOTHS AND CASSIMERB8,

any color and quality, from #1 to $10 OVER COATXVaS, splendid lot.

allkinds.

Domestic Goods

-s-S is an/ quality, and Sold CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!!! ffOSlfcHY, 6LQVE9, -j

HUIfT, BKAW NBR CO, VraptitaMB af Star XSL

Oct. M. 1957^

ANLTBLOOD P0RIP1EB:

iMini u» Am MIMSiR —. via: wa, wH4 ciMim at.yni^rjiw» •atMpaittU. «M«r tiweSt M«Weeemayi*lbe a«alU mr kaawa. ii is wm waoaii ...asaageaLjajas3» •17 MlWVarHMaa aaS ai 11 aMallac OwMSwiiilania-r S»WM !a«»sdlspa.ay btni..M mattwlk Ui« *wwpdb^4»4 Sn*(pliM Um fM* «rnktall«a. •dmH WftetOailn CafclyWljiaiiHi, f.i

S a

$,•:

In the wsy

Slckntfi «k«Haa4, Dull Pain or Svlnaliff ta ft laaS. fti taut, htlMa a Wb*. ta«e tfa«Stomach SosrlaiWHMi, Ckokl »r «r Mte* catla* P«|lA|C wkan Ijtwt 4«»», OnkM r«tIowmm •tikeStiaandKm Mailt Sanli. laward P»rnr». Pain In the 9ml i# ma ftaafe, ClrtMrt or Sldy^SiHiawiaa»a«« aflwat, tiywalo

•rrotra DIMMM*, ,_T and Agmfn C1tll» and Pivar •will *l»o eufcSiMMM nltk« Madder »ad W«*k, Titn-hai S«mtMat Weak *««», ttatoriincae* VHaa. gtrah«fu*r«, h«awm»it»t» «a V'««%acM at Wm

TWKKK IS 1*0 MISTAUK AfcOUT JT. TMi mdltl win ntv«r Ml In car* afey t( (h* tl»T« dlMu^irtakm aiH*ramit«H.rt hA Iwttte. ttt German, Encttah and Prtnrk.

OVKR RAL.P A MILUOJ* O* OOTTLaS Rav« aald dnrinirVivpailt (it maatlw, mi In no huSawc* ha* It Mlttd In sfvtnjr anttra a*tlr hrtln. Wiottw,*!!! Miir from w«akaa«a mr debility *hea JWmV Otmigfknimf V*4im will ewe y»«t.

TOTmtlAWBS.s

H»» to» whjh bo hen'.Ui and Snltf Tkm IT*atone* and gel anitje at MrLvaaNCordial, ft will *tr«nfUi«n aad InTlfaNft* jtvSt la S»* •hr*u*h a*etr vafn.mWI wa rtrt« rh#y |«m «f b««lth to INWA vour rhaek acaln. Kvsrr b»tu« w*na«rte«l utlvftietlOM. roirrmtDHKH,

W« uy to partvnr*. If your ehildren aw alakTy, ftuny, »r amittcd wnli Mnplilnh MtiliM aroonjr rliildrrn, jflro ihMat amatl ««aati» «T MeLeaaVCardial, and it will nMka t^wia k«anhy» fa* and r.burt. Delay not a mamcat, try afcS you will eonvinrod, rr is tiKtirtovsTo TAKX.

KVKKV COUNTRY MKKCHAKT Slmufd not l««V« Wre eWy unlll he tia«' a »U|.pl of M?LewO» Stren*Ur«i»»g Cordial. II •viii mjildly, t'oeairao tt alwaya earaa. A ilka rat dUeount will b« made \o thota Vho huy aaV again.

CAWIO,V--Se«i»t« at or daalan may try \n palm u|x»n you »om« RitMr Karaaparliia traih, which tbey eaw buv ehaaa. laying it i*ju«ta« Avoid anrh" at«a. Or MrLnn"* Strtnrlhtnimg and taka nothing ol*o. It i« the aly remedv that will rifV the bioo«l thoroughly, and at the earn* rtretigtlten tho ayntem.

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Om* tak«a erory morning hMttf la aevrtain j.re»»ntW* tot Chill* and *er, VoUow F«ver, orirt\y din*a*a.

Price only SI per batUe^w alxbotllaa for **t i. ft. XctKAK, S.»l» f*rohrt«tar vf\h» Tordial.

Voicanla Oil l.lalma*!..

"I rPHiwlf*! ile|Mt«nt)wNra«r of Third N Pit si. Louis, Mo. JT?" IJ»*mIc la Loai«rilh» by Bell, Talbalt A Co., Sangerk Ores, ahd Rafmoini Pattafe,

Mrl.KA^S VOLCAnTp Off, UJfTMEfrt. The fceat Liniment In thjt world for mai *r JtrnttHr1 XiairtiMi 'Car# Performed by MeLeaira Volea»l« OA UaltaaaV

Hand for vowraelvea: Tftpmaa Fot^ a ntarkamlth. IWing aaar Caaa areiiUK on Tenlli atrtiet, had a h«rrlhia ranalag •ore m1il» fort. He tried .varioaa Ualni*at*%

SBIVP*,

iVe., bnt could do It no good. Ha deapalr* ed af ev«r bslnc able to wort hl» trade agaia« beean.o he ennld nit bear anr weight *a hU S«H and b.t one small b»u!o of MrUaii'a Valcaala Oil Llnimeut, he In now p?rfertly enred. heumatiim. naralyal#, 'nrnralgia. bntlaa*^ apraln*, «tlffh«a« in tlia Inlatu or innoalas, iWall^ inga.aor«thmat, earache or t»«lh»rhe. weaadt, freah euU, aoroi, burna.aealda. paisa. &«., yield lo tho "magic" influence ufthia w«dcrnil menu for HoraM««)d Cattle it la an Inhlllbla remaSg fhr chafe*, gaiia. irratcbaa. cracked koala, ueaa. apavln, aweeny, aplint. flatala, bralaSt. aarollinea, wouiula, rattleanako bitaa.aad variaaa other dfjhutaa which animali are liable fraai Injiirle t.tr aeeldenta.

Krerj Country Merchant honld wMala a tik, ply Volcanic Oil Liniment. It a«IW rapidly, boeaiiae lta)«a)-a«tre*.

A liberal dlaeount will i»a Made to aanfcaaw who bny to aell again. ,P «l®by J. ft. McTiRAMi proprietor, e«ra«r

Third and Pine ata., St. I^uU, Mo.) al»« aalc at anore. J. R.CtinnlnghaiS and Allen Pan?#,

Sopt. 3.-daw tf

Oct.

GOING!!! GOING!!!

At unprecedented low prices!

SILK FRIMOE8, and LACU,

ta&ti, Taleat3«iw. XmHet* and Thread Lar ess and

ta great Taaiety.

Montr

TTOWAAI mnA TAKEIf AT FAB. Itawnkr tba flats.

Main St, betvean life and Mfe JOSEPH A. ZOLEZZI, KALKSXSST,

Lsfe of the W hoWste and Retail Boose of P. 4E. Riiljr, New Ortenna.

Ostoherlfj tflT.-dly

T«fra Kaata, lad.

ONCE MOKK I

TOt THE RESCtTE.^ ^1/ E hare ati improvad Farm of *ne haa' drcd acre*, with go»d hnttaa and othof improrrntctitu that #a will sali Aw §f^O0^» The property laIn thi« eoantjr.aot aaefthnt fiv« milra frow T*rre»ffautc, and la a Ko. T, llulf farm. There haa never bsen sa (pW a chance tar an lnve«fmcnt ftPered in thla v.arket,and it ia dotibtftil wKftlier thera ever will be apaSa. Tbi# property aiU bo «Km4 a* tlila rate for \wo weeka onlr.

BARNEfY 4 At78TfX. No.4 Meobanias las

1R ORAVB8

a a a __ ACDB PII.I.M rrtfflS rsgetabie msdieiite snpefotlds att A otb«r resaadiea that have b»*a affined to the public ft* tha cure of Ague aad €hflttf sad Ferer of erery deacripttoa Pries 79 eta|»per bos. Amii-BUtiout, aaH-dwptpH', ffrhurtie. and..

Pmrifataa VegrtmbU Pttbf

A nwe for all Blllloaa «oiplaiw»» fbal t*am( aeh, bead sdie, munp dtolle, drapeprita, ttasfc omplafnt, diarrbeas. Flax, sad *11 nthat 4s* eaaea arising Iron lapara tdoei. Price & eettttf MP box. $

MI98 Q%lilK

TAKESjdessare

GOLDEN VEHMIFPOR! rl

A stfrerelcft twnedf fsr w««aw. PMeeVsll. AMERICAK LINIMENTI w, far the ears of Cholera, ChoMrt WoA**#*? Cratnp Choice, RhenmatbM, P*f»w, A«.t aiMl htteroalfy and extematty. Price Sf da.

The abnre aMdlsiaes hare Ml 'MtaMomfr* how to ess tbm, and the mm reaportstde tat. rrancrtss to tbatrsatathra rflkw.

J.ORAVBI, M.D.-ki

a. ••«». *"Sj a&

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rifflRMMns E 8 8 A I N no. i, amuno aow.

Ksepeiswing (a the

dies or Tenv'Haina, ibaSSba U,papist ed to CW mat Mabt Dnmm afaM Mads sod ef aaarf rarietf of aatana. Brfng rtplsdr fgraiahed with the fetal jwlfsas, shria uni/ at all lino

GT Wartjroa^tiy done la orfcr, aad s»f D* The psimnsga at tbe ladiea ef Tnvo* Abate I#sasstfaapeetfclljr sotichsd* ,s^

Oct. 19,18577d«w.

HARPER'S MAOA2UTE ft* Nova^ POKMg af Caw. Ok W.

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