Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 252, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 2 November 1857 — Page 2

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TERRE-H ATJTE MONDAY MORNING NOV

The Mayor has pledged himself in the inoit •otemn form that they shall be. In therecent riot there he mippressed the mob of armed Iriskftud took away iheir arras, with which thiiy had been jmpplied, doubtless by Democratic politicians, to make war upon and murder the police. The Governor of the State belongs tfc the Democratic party and sustains those Irish in whatever they may do against the American party. Seeing them disarmed therefore, he has oydrod ofit the malitia of the State, oadar the foolish pretence that at the election to be held in a few days, there will be another mob.— •This is a party movement—with no other object than to'injure the reputation of Baltimore, because it i8 -•'n American city, and by that means to injure the American party. It is an act of usurpation, not authorized by .any State constitution that we eter -Tead and if Hood shall be shed in.eonjujquence of it, it will be upon the "5orernor'8 head. To what length will not these Democratic leaders go, to exhibit their preference for foreignerif over ihe$r) own^coontiymen H-

Bn^pose Gov. Willard was to scud an ,1 armed force here to gtiar our polIs on

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day of an election, under the pretenso that it was designed to keep down a mob, what would our citizens «|j£ to it? We Jt8 ^eonyine^d they would not submit. That is precisely what Baltimore is expeoted td submit to. We hope there will be'no blood shed, but the imprudence of the Governor may render it inevitable. The President tried the same experiment in Washington, and blood was -the result there. ,,

Th*E

"Jn'tlij from.

I. Editor. *. ». MXfitlHMiate WMllmr.

Difficulty

Th« city of Baltimore, like all other cities, hu fix own municipal govern«4&enL It hasks if ay or and -police of rofficiwik force to «ceetitv all laws. ,&»d the present aotliorni* "have shown thcmselves nbt pnly able bat resolved to seethat they are executed.

jar "There are three weekly and two daily, newspapers published here. The daily and weekly Wabash Express has the most extensive circulation, and i# one of the largest and 1|f .most thorough papers in the StatV

We find the above in the Express of Wednesday which Mr. Hudson says he got .from a pamphlet called "ffaxeet tk Cp.'i Ga&fdogne^, art Strager'»%

If'this is ^specimen of. its

-f* truth and cnrrectnt^s we would not ij~i give 1» fig for it. We wonld like to know where this Mf. Hawos 4 Go* reoeiwd theiriaformation relative td the extensive circulation of the Wabash

Express. The assertion is entirely no true, we care not from whom they got it. We should judge that Ilawes

Co.» and their "Giitalogue and Stranger's Guide," are great humbugs and small potatoes.—/owno/.

We noticed the above paragraph In 0e Express a few days ago but knew that (he falsehoods it oonUins could have. no effect here, where it is not only well known that the Express has the smallest circulation of any paper in the city, but Where it is equally well known that hit character for truth and veraeity is even smaller than its eirculaUonv We aro quite of the opinion as the editor of the Journal, that "Hawee St Co., end their 'Gat#logue and Stranger's Guide,* are great humbugs and small potatoes,'' and when we remember that ihta mau Hawee done eome extent*** advertising in the Express, some time ago, In an abortive attempt to get up a business directory of this city, we think we can account for the "information relative to the circulation of the wees."

Hooks or •,Straum—the editor of the Baligh Register, who ha* a way of his own ofaaying thing*, after Paving that theie is no *®ch thing as -"nationality" in the democratic par* ty, Nn^ame as follows -TWe might were it neeeesary to do so. prove that there ie not even "an odor of nationality*' in the Demoermtil io partv, save on the •i«§b «thjeet of the public plunder. On that subject they are bound together with /^o«*»

"J'*"

The third annual report of the Etansville 4 rawfordsrille Bailro# has just been pubhshed for distribution among the stockholders. It exhtbitc an encouraging prospect, nit shows a syatem of economical and efficient management wry creditable to the Board of Directors and their

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loUrvtlon defrteiflMtrt^mh^Uxe^ .......... gvplu

The floating debt last year was 9139,468. It has been reduced duriog'the year #87»68&, principally- by a sale of bonds, leaving the amoant'of the unfunded debt only $51,771, and bringing it within the easy control of the company for the future- About 980,000 was added to the construction account during the last ycar, and settled principally by a conversion of ihtt Company's bonded vT:f"' "|A

The revenue from freights in 1857 was much less than j|Twould havebeen with an ordinSry crop though it exhibited an actual increaat of Nearly $9,000 on the provioua -year's business. The increased tariff of freights, on the railroads running East will turn much of the' freight in the interior to the river* for whiah this road is one of the- chief outlets this change: in the course of shipments, and ,,the vast surplus of crops will .probably add largely to the transportation business of the road the p.*esent year.-— The income from passengers was nearly the same in 1866 and lS57.

During the past year 13 miles of the longitudinal timbers were taken up and cross-ties substituted several bridges and culverts were rebuilt, and the general condition of the road greatly improved. It is aow in »K good working order as any road in

Out of its net earnings the road is paying all the interest on its debts, and gradually improving in construct tion, and making a surplus to reduce1 the principal of its indebtedness.— With the setttement of the fertile regions through which it runs, its business and revenues must increase, and in a few years, with sinking fund faithfully applied to the reduction of its bonds, it will he placed in nn independent positioif and those who shall live ten years will look hack with surprise and regret that they ever neglected to buy its stock when it could have been had foi twenty and ten ccQts on the dollar. lt i? one of the toads in the west that wit, work itfelf'through, and final ly"rsmnnerate its stockholders.

The funds for the payment of the semi-annual interest on its bonds due on the 1st of November were remitted

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WW Before marriage, the man is "wTttoefc struck with tb wowan* and afterwards, the woman is very K" much ettuck hy the man. Punch »ys CJ ills aatriklf hwwmett through.

Law is Hkeameve you mt it, hot you mwrt be ©omrtda^d before you can get

fete

0 Pvfyk

,n i,a mnnnnt

IvromTAitT TO FASjmis.««*3|!r. George Effinger, a farmer living near Harrisonburg, Va., lost a number of valuable cattle within the past few days, caused by permitting them to pasture in the field whete hi hadl number of hogs, tho li cornstalks and putting tliem out on the ground without swallowing them* when the cattle ate them* They at once commenced mhhing tWir heads, when tbeir throata swdlsd, and in short time death ensued.

A treaty r*3«Bt)y

with the Fswnoo Indians secures to the United 8tat«» ten or tw^re tnfl'to&s of tent of land. pbdg* themsdlves to remain at with Unitod States, i«* to u»e

4 lf»tion*l

be ftcent finaocia

diced a vaii^yef •_ it* fcanea, »t»d Buraetoa» The whol«

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imoutil p*l4«i ft* (oitlBg 87,888 Added to lh« con»troction «ceount J»r improyemenU and old claims pre riotuly onidjcut«d. ®0,069 *T vilis,ios Bond* Ir^mTorred. Tb« nctoal amount of MebUNllMM* and Improvement!p*l«rf»rfc?tl« •anting* of the road wer* la«*

ing tho channels of

where,

wWe

last week, and are now ready in New iag McLeaa's celebeated Stretjftlieaing Cor-

York to pay its coupons. It will be among the few Western roads, that will in this crisis not be found in default.*—JEWawttts Journal.

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•ati to »4. f*r han^, witfe tot few hmytrs it

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_jr. city of New Itorfc. with her sixty local banks, has been the financial heart of our nation." Unable to maintain unity of action, or harmonize upon a single pnrposepthe heart ceased to act hcalih|iil! and disease has cpn-

o~-~ -o W ucaim,i»uj i.yuthe West. There are twelve.mijes «l geqqontly circulalod throughout the whole system, Weakening and

iongitudinai iknbw yet to be *^plac ed by cross-ties, Mid seme expenditures will be required on the- bridges and trueseis, and when these improve ments are accomplished* the Directors say, "the road way of this- company may be truly asseVted to be eqnal in point of quality and character to any in the country, depending on timber straoturift.*'''

paralyz

business, every

conclusion, our cotitempe-

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to alt,give atriah '1 ^BT-Hlkioit mon^y

T* "r "'dialaaan indirldaal remeiy for general de- |},e ]0g| Qffioe, is the place to get bilitr and yeakness. We have seen it tested ^Brirains. tnackcleuoderoarownimartdiaU obwrra- '&rre.^^te, Oct. Itl, '57-ly. tion, mad can vosch for its efieaew and worth.

NEW^^BTISEMEl^ra.

ins has pro- Hniurujrr t«k ulatsdiM to J,

Framt

Within a few weeks piat, numerous deWm} at aor place within the city, r«r at leading jdurnals |&d intel)igent fHiau- Tara Ooflare aad Ft% CenU, »t fee W«o4 ciers have favored the old Whig doc- Yard- Person* l«riag^h?ir order#, accom-

tional lntelligepcer of this morning jroT. a, dlw JQSBPH H. BLAK^. presents an able arUcle trooa ihe 'radTejd cause of our financial crisis,' and attributes it to*n

4iU

jiegalate4 eur-»

renw/? |That jooro^l justly remarks •!T1ie "prime neceMity of any lystem of finance in a regulAtor whwh shall correct' the unsteady motion" a&d restrain the unsafe velocity ofeachoog and wheel in the complete machine of public credit and busjness life. This fOTctamSfeiiSt^Btrh^tly discharged by the United States Bank, and how effectually the duty was performed we took oc.'casion to recite when a few days ago we recalled the history of its workings, and pointed out the source ofTt# efficiehigr. lliis fts^i# funffiSon is now committed to to the Banks of the eily NeW YWk, 9^ by ariyl^ telligent choice of the' people to this effbet, in adjusting their financial eystem according to scientific principles, but by the blind necessity of the case 3Sby" the fbrtuitoui^r •dSficnftrfeiKlST of events. Thus we have, as the ^regulator" of our currency, a fly-wheel, unwieldy in shape, irregular in*momentum^ a^d directed by no unity, of tivd^ppw^r'as' ifis prt8ide^ ov&r by no unity of intelligence.. "tVAst.wonder that' under4 such, circnmatances the "regulator" should tend-rather to accelerate than to check the irregnlat^ ities inherent in the complicated structiir| of credit and finance? (*.lThe evils of such syt^e)n iia potent to aJ 1, nor is any discernment needed to trace them to the manifest ifrkdefii«cy of the Banks of New Yofk to discharge the functions which has been thrust upon thetq by \-iftne of their position and relaxations, since it is a self-evident proposition that the sixty banks of that commercial metropolis cannot be exj)ecied, in connection with thcir^ lowl d^burgements and. ih^ir local rivalries,^or exercise that intelligent supervision of the hational finances ^hich is ji^xer^elcss e^ential to the stability of our mono tary' sffiurs." *t 'mf

*»o fuel &»«.• fef

^Terre-Haute ft Eichmend Bailro&d WHITE* i*RA6EIE!fT. ft* «od N«». Ue AC l*tra: (8«adin MMjpUd) sUfplng at all war ataIUUM, when «tenalM: £Mra Ten*-Bw»te .S.-4S, A. *. iDdiasapoUtat...............1620, A. It. CaABM^Bff wlU) Ct&ein&fcM. Sa^oo, CehtiftlHU, Clw*«!mnd. Madlvon and Lout*rtlfe. a a *Jj a

On and *Jt«r dailjr {Sal«»day« htnros T«rr«-HatJta at.. K, A tier u« arrival ef the trains froa tka andSantli.

Arriro at fodlanap«»l:«.at............^PO.A. M. Makirtr dtrtrt cotinection* wirttTrain»»*Ctaeianati. ixva!£rUie. rib**land Wheeling, Baltimore, W*ihln|fU)D, Philadelphia, New York and Beaton. This train will only ttsp at Bnill, Greencastte, and C&rMnViiirt

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ATT0HNEVS AT fcAW, TERRS HAUTE, INDIANA. Office over Child's Bouk Stored

Oct 31, '57-dtf

TERRE-HATTTE

PROVISION STORE. NEW HftTA«iiI!iHME»T. Oti Fourth Sfef, Utit dart Sauih of 4im -Poet OJJfa.^ lERSElUVTfi. WDUJIA.

civs p^rchasad, t9 any part or tho elty ft*» of charge. T%« paVlic *T» resp«ctftill lorlted ta call and

Jo malfBortr price* correspond

with tha time*. K. H. BOSWORTH. Afrent K. B. Wt&m va h*nd aome escelleot Back W&aat PW.

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Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Siands^ Ifookin^-Glasses, Sofas, Cliairs, Loueges, Wash^fands, Cane-s^at locking and filliidreii's dhairs* And, in fabt, all articles usually kept in Furniture Stores. H^has and will keep constantly on hand.a large assortment of

rary- remarks: •*Tl»c reatlcr who has carefully followed and candidly considered the line of argument pursued in thu discn^sion will now jbe at no' loss to discover wliereinlies iir ourjudgment, the radical source of the financial evils which periodically ifiiici the country. They spring from an ill-regullated currency. Doubtless wild speculations and rash ovcr-tniding, snd luxurious extftvagances arc the immediate causes of these recurring pressures But behind thera all exists the procuring cause" of them all, in a monetary system which tends, by the vices. and effrcts of its structure, to create iho oonditions most propitious to the unnatural growth and developeraeut of these secondary causes" which are the &uro precursors of the coniiqg disasters.s And it ia for precisely these monetary evils, and for these besotting dangers of our business activity that a National Bank (with those checks and limitations which must evnr be applied to all deposits of power, whether in government or fi,- ing sec nance) would afford the speediest,, G. FOSTER any ordeifs left with him surest, and .wisest remedy."—Balti- his teaidence, in the south part of more Patriot. ty, the city, or at mj store, will he promt1y attended to.

GILT MOULDINGS, He% also prcparad"to do all kinds of ordered* work in uiy line.# also beg leave to inform the public that'h'eHs prepared to. attend to the branches of Und©rtaliin« In its different forms, for which purpose he keem on han4 a good supply of all kinds of

•c3eKB,i±]srmr*

And will fcrnitih and attend Funerals cheaper than any house in the city. Having secured the services of D.

take especial pleasure In recommend- J^iaa«nl»r the Terrp-Hwite Furni-

ture

It isanaitkie which aimldbe kept coast IVotiCO to CotttTiWMI. ly in every &nt)y, a« it is eotaiatv an in- .ySTfihaiuTn 5 S S 3 S Anothereolama." [KoT.U,d-wlw ue mWaader»ve!ii»oi North Sixth eoniBMneingat SeOaw&WVoimJng North

Pare Blood finam Health. tothe Latayette read, the same to he done at IWmUkc em *"3"?!'.'* T. *^f l!* b«k-.Scuid.rt.» Rvn«a«,«i

SatiM

chewing [i theUeod. Oli B«o« finte aad fBls, Att^b J. H.Buss,Cik. of extracts iw rare Swesdlrii OdLll-Iw ptauta, in^iart afresh vitalitj to the atreaa of ptauta, in^iart afresh vitalitjto the atreaa of ai flO

U£ttde«boymg the pdaeiple of «S»«HK ia that Ml |T aaMM^iii hITm l4ua MWilSI SMiMk fttfV ilhMfeA Jt*$tfeeeL

jfaM, and Uto« wioil«f the wbelo syeteat tw wWnt Oim «*«*», I wlUMad a wort yalaabfa

160 ct|b

B. B. 8„ i|»S

Terre-Haute Fdrmture Store

,.W**The Cheapest^)Ia«fe to buy "ft?.

Is paired,^ announce to the citizen of Terre Haute, and. surrounding country, that he has just opened "a New Furniture St ore, on Fourtfxstreet. opposite the Post Office, and has now on hand a large,assortment .to^^jaruj^ ture, embracing all kinds, of

.nd A1IW fre.

gtore

Fourth Street, opposite

a. an tbJSHet

Kee. C. Y. PATTERSON, Mayor,

os kscbitik* om •fHOVLkltf 1 Will aes4 a

sw!*IIw-, wn *^UkJW9iM|SllV

weak- c»iMAiiriMkfarPa«rrl)««M. -H

aHaflMteMor theakaa, hwheg^ emlSa^ "?. Jobia, glaadslir ilTs•••sr. w^te^Me» of AestoMdh, e^ are adS^T.^^tUg terariably kmmikf: a mmm oftli ITosaCis OBt«fa«r», ili. jh»«emi3u

Seeaiwtisieeat.1 aaw^ ysTt.tm«n

HKUiroLire otaronre ntBPASA-" J1?f1iffm! CeacewSatod hiiW't BaewSflias Ua Unw arir ViiVti1iSnr«

to the saaw fad. Mawti of ltsr 1U*Uer, Cidtaeys, Gravel HewkOM^^oeaaeerLad^ttsi'Oen'

&!52£aift:

other ealsatt, headed

{Kev.»4l*

1S6 P«re«ft. Badaetios!

o« the coat of

IMPORTATION:

3 1

ButHo- less

goods

months.

K. 3. PKGX,

I8S7-4twwl».

W Superintendent

a. Aanrr.

true that millions of

have |ieea slaughtered in

New York, during tlw last Ivts©

Our buyer has been busy d,tvr

ring' that time securing some of

the gresit bargains as the piles of ^bds' on our counter will

bear testimony.

A BASSETT,

We desire to. cal 1 the ^special

attention of the ladies to the

following list and only^ ask of

them to compare prices.

Plain Fifeijch Merinos.

Royal Purple,

London Brown, N Tan Color, WoodColov*

Pink,

On the Wabash.

Stone Color, ,• Mazarine JBlue, Marie Louise 6l?ie,

Blue,

.v.**.: '-v/px Green, "Crimson, Maroon,

aO./'

At 65, 85, 90, and $1,00

Broche* Long Shawls 10 to 120 worth double the money... Moire Antique, Borduno, Stella Shawls at $8,60' Stella Chenille Borders. #^iJBroche Borders.^

PjfiSffed Borders 8,25 to 5,00-

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A large lot of new Ml .^tyles purchased at from 1 to 3 dollars below the prices one imonth ago.

Fine Printed French Merinoes At 1,00 per yard.

French Printed DeLaines and Cashmeres, marked down to Cost

New and Beautiful Bayadefe Robes very ch w. Stora^p'emj le^ Kobes, With stacks tof Debeges at cents worth 20

cents.

CASHUERKS

•1 11 and 12c worth 20 to 25 cts.

^^FINE FANCY DELAINES «t 15c worth 25. ..

4-4 CASHMETIES 18| worth 30 C0ata»«^ 5 4 A S E E S 20 rad 25 worth S5 *nd 60 cent*.

VALENCIAS

15 and 20 worth 80 aiid 40 POPUSS siufe 14,20a»a *5^..^ All the abore named as well w§, many other goods now in store and oa the way, werepurchased lately for cash during the height of ilie Panic, and will be sold at half ti^a prices asked by those who purchased their stocks early in the season. HXGB, BBS

Cordial

Strongthonin AND BLOOD PURIFlJfiK. w*HB r«H«4y In tka worla. Tila Ctvdi»TU dl«UU»4 rnm a Kerry linowa aaly aMl «k«i(i^aUy -mam U« a»t r*oU, i«U aiid btrl« known ur a wUd or man, Tit: WwwJ ro»l, olaatc roal. *114 4t^«rr) bark. y«UoW duck, HtMpAilliiJ cM«r 69*01*. wM otWw, )iNMlf tho infelllbla r«M«lj far U« r»»t«rmH#a k«*lth «V«r k«ow«.

H' Xti KATURK'S OWN RKAJKUT, oaiuTal law». Wk«« lakaaV lu b««UiK li\Su«nco«ta AiH c«ur»ir throat^ •«. •rj a««l a*«*)«nUag ih* circulation of im w«»«l. 11 BWlnllm *»y billions maWcrlr th« *i9wa«k, and tlraaglkaM tlr» whoU orj(ratrii»n«n.

UcLaan^* Cordial will IT*jWp*U. Jaanl»a, Ormintf IMilitf, *f tb* *miall frwmv

win aft'o cur« tneaaea 6t\Ue Bla«l.lar »ul WaatV. a* Seml«*t MVaKuea«, ru«Ohtiaaa«a rtaa, Stransuarr, riiflantmaUon or Weakn««» *f Ika Womb or bladder, WhtMi, Stc.

THEKB IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT it. TMs cordial will ne*«»r toll to cure an* af ika alov6 tU!iu(v*,lf Uiken aa )»erdlrectioua'aa aaajL botllt. In G^rraxn, Knrllab an French. 5^

OVKH HALF

One dollar Merinoes are supcrior to any in town at 1,25.

All Silk Black Lyons Velvets

For Cloaks with elegant trimmings to match at «xtraodrinary low prices.

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Khad foT voawelve*: Thomaa Ford, a biaeksmltn. living t.»*r avenue 011 Totith street, had a li.rrTuie raaalkg «»r«i»*« lUs,fool. He tried *v»rtou» l.lutiaeaUi 8nlyea, 4ee., but could do It na goed. He d«*p«lr ed ef ever b»ing abla tn wnrV 1 bU trade kgala, b'«emi»» he comd n.tbear«« «el*htea hi* fce* •iwd by onaamall h«ltl« of .McL»h«'» Veleaala 911

Shrt'iient. he I* now perfectly cui'imI. linutnatletfi. paralyela, neuralgia, hrali#*, .prnlm, «tiffne*i In the Joint* or iiim»«I»», iwell" •tiltd.nore ihmal, earache or tnefltiebe. weaed*, "re*h cute, ior«»,biirm, •cbM«, |h1iik, *«., vleld tlie "magic" Influence fihi* wonderful fatal*

nam.

For Hor«e«»nd CwtlU It It on hif lllble remedy ror WiafevCMlU, jtratche*. crocked beeli, Imtno»«. apavin.^iweaoy, epllnt. flitala, hraleee, •wollines, wounds, ratlleanake bltet, end varies* ntlier dT*e«#e* Which^aniniaU are liable te fres uiJurieaoraceldenU. .*?'

Jivery Country Mtrehattt *heuld ekteia a »«i. j.lr «f McCcair* Volciuifd Oil Uolweai. eelM rapidly, hecaun* Uatway* care*.

A liberal dieeount will be Made t» HerekaeB who buy to eell again. For eale hy J. It. MeLRAX. prdjh-ieur, e*ra»e o' Tillrd and Piue eta.. St. Leal*, lie. ale* Her esle abeve,

J. H.Cuuuingham and Allta Pence, Igeaia,,^ T«rre-H*ele, la*^^

fept. 3,'daw tf

S'f+=

Lirtr »r Ste»ait.

l)jr«l«pala. H«anbo™, Inward Sickn«M oftha Stoiaaeh. Fullu«*» «t 10 Uw Hoid, Ml:Palii.«r Swimming la Ute Uoa4 Paljtiuilon ofiha Haart Kuliaaa* ar the Stomach. Soar£m«UUan*veb«kl«gor S«f*eating Petting whan lyiiie Ur »«aa ar T*llowitoM aftlie Skin and hyei, Nirltt SwaaU, 1»~ *arJ Fevers. Pain in- tb» Suiail of vha Back. Citest ir SWe, ShiIUou »Iti«at,

MILMOS OF ROTTLIS

llrtve Ucon ««itl4uri|tfr the jaat six w«ntha, aaS lu bo instanceIiiU it tilled In giving eutlia latlarariixkt. VVh«tb'eri. wiltiaflbr from weakuee* mf debility when JftLnn't Strt*rtben\mg CerJM will cure jou. tothbladiks. *s 1)» tov w»s to be healthy aui] (troagf n«k gaftlonce a»«l get tome of Mcl.oun't Conilal. will *irengtheii and iu*lgor*t» your bUaJ t» Saw 1)1 rough every vein, antl the ricti rosiy blveai af health to. meu»t to your cheek agile. Stery b«ttle warranted to jnre (atl^lhrtlOM.

FOKcmumus.

Wa to parenta, If your chlMnht alakty, liuny, or afflicted with c«^ftal«ti jtrevaleat ttaoog children, fire them A »i(ilt euaAlltv ef Mcl.ea*'i CaMtal, and it will make ih«ia health}. f»t»iul rubu*t. Dilny not amouieat, try It taw jott will U« coitrin^xl. rris u$r.itnotn»TOTAKR.'

KVUKY «OHKTirV MKKCHAAT KhAuItl noi leave the city until hehaO pr*«rM a inp^y of Mol.oun'i Strerigihenlag Cardial, it a.'U* wpUly. »jeeaH»e It always enrea. A llbaral (tiacount will ba made to thoae who hay te »eM again.

JAOTION—BewaA'

ftf lr«mrl»t« ar dealeae

who tnay tr^ to jutlra epoit *00 lome Bitter ar s«mp8rftta tra*l. wtneh they eau buy eheap, he »«ylnr1llsjn?it irotj4. •Avoid each" Men. A»k ir MeLttttt't S'rtnrtktitinf CiriiaK aad take i.ntliiiig el»e. It l« the niy remedy that will parif\ the ttlnoil thoroughly, and at the aaiaa time itrcDgtlmh the tynteni.

One tableapooiinil lake* every morning fttetlag a certain prevenilve for Ohelere, fe'hllli aed fe »er..-Yellow Fever, or any irevaleut dliaaie. 1'rlce only tl per bottle, nr itx bottle* far M.

J. If. MtiLKA*.

Vole Proprietor ftU* Cardial.

AHo,

Mclaan,n

Volcanl* Oil Uatweet.'

TfTPrincipal depot on the csiraer af Third aad •l*ii St. taiils, Mo. JHT" Fornnle lu Uul*ville by Belt, Talhett dk Co.^.'itrlngar Uro.. and Rnrineud ?atte».

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