Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 266, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 18 November 1857 — Page 2

I. If. BBOWff, Editor. X. rn. LOXG, A*«MlaU Editor.

TERRE-HAUTE, WED ESDAY MORNING, NOV. 18, *57.

Another Rcpablfcaa *aper Cone. It is with peculiar feeling*, raixed *Tp in amazement and something else, *hat we take up our pen to inform o*jr leaders that another Republican paper has bee wiped out—d'"ed—gone.— It may be an omen of the passing away of Itepablicanisin, and then it may be at indication of something else. Hard times may hare choked it —who knows Its goae, aad that'* Enough for ta to l^ow. It departed this life last Thursday. Sometimes we think the charge of its dentiso will fee laid upon -for we had jast tapped the thing's chops, -and—*n d—it died We have not heard of it since —wetised to see it everyday. There'* none left to fill its place, now. All, all it—-lighter than tisual. The Vinoennes Daily Gazette is no more—on our table 1

P. S. Will tho Vincennes San

N. B. have not seen a TJ {0f

since last Thursday, the day after we 'fjl0se

P. S. The Vincennes Gazette has not come to this office since last Tlmrs' day.

The Terre-IIauts Journal is

again issued daily, and exhibits the

for orlorv than dimes, and ihe

Rather squally times to embark in newspaper "enterprises/' that ia certain, but if the Democracy back the Journal, with tho dimes, all right.— From our experience in the last twen-ty-five years—and w® have not been onfsido of a printing office one year daring this period—we say that the

Prom tha &el»w»ri Joarstl «D4 Matesman. What shall the Unemployed do?

Etviy day brings as nearer to the rfgors of winter. Already are "chill November's sorly blasts" in prospective. November, the gloomiest and saddest month of all the year a month in which despondency, sorrow and suicides are more prevalent than in any other month in the calender, is now upon as and in the present gloomy aspect of trade and bubiness, it becomes a serious and important qocstion, ichat will the poor do? When labor is not depressed, and in ordinary times, the poor have keen and freepuent straggles to pass through the wiotcr j&onths vithout feeRng the cold hand of want and distress upon them or their children but in these times, how much more dreadful mast be the approach of winter with no poc.pect under heaven for them save that of misery and woe!

Who now will more in the initiative, to tak« measures to obtain relief for thp poor, and endeavor bv practical aid aud energitic action, to provide some few of the necessary comforts to which by the laws of nature and christivn charity, they are entitled? Must they starve? They aie seeking for employment, and wou'd gladly do that which their hands findeth to do, but alas, there is nothing for them, Let those, therefore, vho have the means, who feel not the pressure of the times,

plea«e inform ns, whether it died ofi whose purses and store-houses groah roborutca the previous reports rel at!\e to the hog choltra, big W. or of »f^Co«ramc„. .„*»

thsm open to the suffering the means

aUcvutioa,

editor, who can start a Daily (er even eagar eyes stood watching at the door,

pay expenses, he is certainly a model

jar Do wo make you qnake already We do not intend to do anything but make a good paper.—Journal.

We don't qnake in tho least, we assnre yon. But there is one thing that bothers ns a little, and that is, how on •arth are you going to make a "good paper'* out of Democracy.

jtyTho ladies of New Albany held a meeting Wednesday afternoon, regarding the needs of female domestics. One lmndred women can find employment in families in New Albany.

Y«, and one hundred more conld find employment in families in TerrcIIante. We bavo no doubt of thi?.

Mooter's Band, of Cincinnati.

and remember the poor.

t),us

U}-

an~e bad betterlook out wo ha\ nt, jnteriat and satisfaction. much mercy npon impudence. Besides the poor which "wo have N. B. Rome others of the »ame always with us," there is another class which the times have driven from their stamp, np this w^y. are on their best, last and most awfully tired legs.

timely an I voluntarily

accidentally hit it on the head. bestow a portion of their abundance, approaching Salt Lake Vailev by the open v,„( ,un:r ur«a(l „nnn t»,rt planiaol'he western descent of the Bear and P. S. If Republican papers are as a.e but casting their bread upon ttie l-.i (Va iai waters" fromwhence "it will return k1""1 1""

to them .ftac many day." with three-

work-shops and places of imploy mcnt. by

into the streets to s«aich for work. Wc allude to the workingmen and mechanics of our own and other cities, whose wondering feet are daily plod

more town to town,

desperate the undertaking, the more }he realization of only sorrow auddisglory in tho ofTui t.~ Evans. our. I appointment. II°w

7 E I S

anc -orage

it looks liko hoping against hope.

hfl returne^ wjth

financier. But, Grafton is now upon fac0 dusty hands from Oie workthe wave, and must sink or swim.— shop,now look strangely at each other We wish him a safe anc'-orage, but and cannot understand why "papa" does not come home as usual when

•tsiting Indianapolis to illustrate the, timonts as any otner in the communi first parade of the City Grey's, return- ty. They feel keenly tho positions of od yesterday morning highly pleased idlers which tbey are compelled by tbe

with Indianapolis and tho warmth of their welcome hero, to which their fame justly entitled them.—Stcdt Sentinel.

Gentlemen of the Fort Harrison GuanK do yon hear that-an imported band for tha first parade. Ton hare no occasion for this outlay, though, as long as John Wachtcr's band is in axi*t*ne«.

OCN MARKST.—It appears that everything keeps np at a higher rate than at most other placet. At Indianapolis, Eggs are 10, Chickens 1@8 cents a piec«—-here, Eggs are selling at 15 and Chickens at 13. W« now pay for batter 25, pork 7 e*nt* per ponnd, beef 8 and 9 cents, lard 18, meal (new corn) 60 cents, potatoes 40, hay por ton, 5tc.

The late rote in Kansas will range, between 15,000 and 20,000. This indicates a population bordering closely npon 100,000.

m»Gov. Powell is still oonfined to his room. He improves re slowly.

The CttmWtland and T«FO»E«-

«*c rtrers are rising very fast.

blackened

pressure of the times to occupy. They ask for work *nd cannot obtain it what then are they to do? They cannot and will not steal they dare not beg their noble natures repel equally the one alternative and the other and yet there is nothing save a diriet association with crime, that tends so speedily to reduce the moral standard of the people so much as idleness. Necessity will and must drive them—unless relieved—to deeds of lawlessness and wrong, that could not have been perpetrated by them under any other conceivable circnmstunces.

Those, therefore, who have work to be done, should give it at once to the unemployed a liberal, if even it be a reduced compensation is better than no pay at all and many, very many, we know could give as small job# to honest laborers and working men,that sronld stop many little months from crying for bread, and dry many maternal tears that are never heard or by the outside multitude.

JSTA phvsksan asserts that the syrup of the jCbines* sngar cane is valuable as a preventive of typhoid fc-

Statistics of CoMtrr Iife*

rtuni 1W. l,

Mca«o the plough,

'Wife to the cow, ^5 i' Girl to tlx yam,

S Boy to the barn, And all dn«s settled. roatu 1830.

Men aasere ibow, Klrls piano, Wife »lk and satin. Boys Ofwk and Latin, Aud all bands gazetted. nxxzas 1857.

Afm&ll in debt, Wimw in a pet, Vi, Boys tobacco «prirtj, "Girls dragging skirts, And everybody cheated.

LATER FROM KANSAS. Later from Santa Fe and the Plains.—Destruction of Government Wagons Confirmed.

SI* LOUIS, NOV. 16.

The Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence on the 8th inst. Business was dull and money was scarce.— The mail party encountered a snow storm this side of Fort Union. Grass and water were abundant on the plains.

The Cheyenne Indians were around Booth and Allison's post, on Walnut Creek, very much alarmed, and anxious to make peace.

Intelligence from Fort Kearney confirms the report of the destruction of Government trains by the Mormons.

Mr. Lander, chief engineer of Magraw's Wagon Road Surrey, arrived here on Saturday, en route for Washington. The expedition had gone into winter quarters on Wind River, near the South Pass. Mr. Lander co-

In consequence of new discoveries and explorations by Lander's party, the military force has abandoned the old route, and was

G.ov. Cumming and Col. Cook had been met two day's march east of Fort Laramie. Brighan Young disclaims any knowledge or participation in the destruction of the supply trains.

Latrr Kansas advices state that the Constitution has been adopted by the Convention

a yoip0f

dill" to and fro in hopes of mooting prorides f.T an ck*ct»a December 21st, to gome opportunity by which their will'- r^cctthe.Constitu-lon-the voting to "F be ballot and the votes ca*t to be hy endorsed, ing hands and sturdy muscles niight Mc0,18f,iutjon |th slarery" and ••Conptitu-

neculiar trenius and political affinities be set ia motion, aud their once bright ^uon without slavery .ilso.nn election to be v, nn# haDDV homes bo fleam made [heldon the first Monday in January next, for vl.tor, Col. Cookcrly. One a.ul nappy nom the eke ion of State and Congressional Uckthink there was more enter- cheerful and comjoi table tnc pur

of its editor, wonld think prise than prndenee in an attempt to suit of honest toil. establish a new lsily in times like the sons of industry and manly labor step present. But publishers work moro! by step from shop to

Hope leads these

shop

and from

but painfully to them is

brothers—tho representatives of the industry and permanent wealth of our country meet tho demand of mothers and sisters, and wives and children upon them for protection and succor and support during the howling of the winter's wind, and "the pollings of tho pitiless storm" that are now being frightfully pictured in their troabled minds 1 The dear little ones who&e

38 f0Fi and about a d«xcn against.

The whole number of delegatus was sixty consequently the Constitution was adopted by a minority Convention. The mnjoritv and minorirr report of tfce Committee on Schedules has been merged into one schedule, which

The liiwrence cor.-espondi-nt of the Demo crat a-serts thit Walker brought with him froui Washington a manuscript copy of the Kansas constitution, almost identical with tho one adopted. lie also states that no Free-State men will rote at the election on December 21 at.

Mfs.jr. Bicon, Co«ke Sc. Co., of Lawrcccc have suspended. Later from California— $1,170,000 in Specie.

NEW YORK, NOV. 16.—Tho

steam

ship St. Louis, from A«pinwall, arrived this morning with tho California mailtf, of the 2Qth ult., aud 81,170,000 in specie.

Among the principal consignees are the following: Wells. Kargo & Co., $100,000 American Exchange Bank, 3170,000 -Rowland «k Aspinwall, 8150,000 James Patrick, $90,000 Duncan & Co., $80,000} Newhouse dt Spatz, $12,000.

The ship Lotus, from New York, arrived at San Francisco on the 16th ult. She spoke, on September 3d the Andalgsia, of Baltimore, bound forCalla-. Two shocks of an earthquake were felt at San Francisco oa the evening of the 19th ult.

"the bell rings" or tho "whistle blows." They look innocently into their mother's tearful eye, and seem afraid to ask, though they wonder why dinner is not ready as usual, and snpper, like father, does not come at all? This is no picturo drawn from imagination. It is fact: lameatable, heartstirring factl And shall this continue during tho long, dull, cold, freezing? Shall suffering thus abound in our midst, and despair find a home where it never before was permitted to have even a temporary resting place? No, say we all, promptly and decidedly. Then let ns take immediate steps to find labor and employment for those who are thus situated. They are men, noble, honorable men, the pride of the country, the industrial honesty of the land. 'They, as a class, aro opright, «. moral men, and are as closely attach- jpendenoe, with a portion of her offied to the laws and as deeply imbued jceis and crew. with moral feeling and honorable sen

The Indians had attacked the settlements of Honey Lake Valley, driving out the inhabitants and carrying off all the stock and provisions. An express had arrived at Sacramento aak ing aid to pursue the marauders.

P. A. Barrel I has been appointed Supremo Justice of California, in place uftJadge Murray, deceased.

Business at Lan Francisco was unusually dull for ail kinds of produce. Money was in easy demand. Tho receipts of gold dnst were quite ratisfictory*

The St Louis brings home Com. Mcrvine, late of tho IJ. S. ship Indo-

Explosion of a Steamboat Boiler—Six rsons scaled. LOUISVILLE, NOV. 16.—TheMonongahela Belle burst her starboard boiler on Saturday altcmoon, near the chalk banks, scalding Mr. Nelson, the first engineer, the cook, cabin boy and boy and two firemen.

The steamer Fairchild brought all the wounded to Paducah, excepting Nelson, who was sent home to Hickman. Sailing of Walker's Emigrants.

Miaaonri Legislature. ST. Lncnrs, Nov. 16. The Raihoad bill which has been before the Legislature for severe! days and a bill for the payment of interest, on the State bonds, passed the Senate Saturday night.

A GKX.—Here i* a gem from Dombey that will never gro* dim: "She died/* said Polly, "and wa» never seen again, for the eras burled ia the ground, where the trees grow." "The cold gronnd?" said the child, ehuddertng again. "No, the aarm gronnd," replied Polly, "where the IrttJe eeedaare

tWthn Mississippi Hirer i« more tamed into beaatifni flower*, and deserted br boats than ererjwhere the good people tarn into anfc»,»wn at this «*•*«. *n*Slo

ARE YOO SICK.

Then you can't be cored too aoon. D^n't delay *0 your complaint is Jnoarai^e, and fien mow* whsa it is too late. Four fifths of all the diseases which people tfeo -church yards, night be cured (by Ayer'a Cathartic rilla, if taken ia season. Doat go through the Spring, faiiit sleepy anA because your blood is loaded with bile. Dealt areartbe headache, Heartburn, MM! beirkm^ired disorders, because your itsaadi is foul ftoaH parade ycnrself aroaad the world, covered with Pimples Blotches, Ulcers, Sores, and all or any of the unclean, disases of the -skin, because your system wants cleansing.— Don't show yaorself about, lean, haggard, all caved in, %voanae your stomach and beweh need Strengthening Into Wealthy action.— Ayer'g Pills set these tirinrsright as surely as water quenches fire. Thev purify the body and blood, andrestore the &ncti«ns into heattby activity which

as they are taken. They are the oae great medical wonder of the age, recognized by all who know their virtue*, and many thousands know them. Take the CAerr§ Pretend for a cough, vnd the Pills for all derangements requiring a purgative medicine.

Prepared by AM ES C. AYER. Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowesl, Mass. Sold by J: R- Oanimtgkam and P. M. Bon

Ind.

nelly, Teire-Haute, JSov. 17dwtm FJERR*AL DEMUTV.—We would adrist all who may be afflicted with General Debility, to try McLean's Strengthening Cordial. It is certainly a valuable remedy many of our friends have tried it and they recommend it very highly as a Tonic and Alterative. It is very pleasant to take.

Every country merchant, in hiving In his supplies, should he sure take the s*me «f this cordial- It sells rapidly, beyoad tie most sanguine expectations of the proprietor. One day last week he sold every bottle he had on hand. Now, with increased facilities, he is able to supply a2l domands. See the advertisement in another column.—Evening Mirror. [Nov. 17-dwlw

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

N.M

vot'K DIME*

AUD

C10RN

I7«ORbaMKKSTOKES

ricct vora UOU-

L&at.—Mitli»»airt.

AND OATS, for s-tlc low by J. G. ADAMS,

Nov. 17-dtf Kut Side of the Square.

The a a if So long un«ncce»«fullj- sought* FOUND AT LAST

IT PKRMAXKNTLV CRAY Hair to iu original t-olor cover* laxurinutly tho head remove* all dandruff, itcliiug and nil scrofula, »c*ld head and ail eruptions makes the hairnofl, heallkv, «nd glosjj and will preserve ii t* anv Imina^itable njte, r«-mnves, If by magic, all biolcliu* &cM fr«m Ihe f&rc, and cures uciirakfffcrt 34)d nenrou* hvadacbc. See circular and the followiiic.

Send us as soe« ene prosi $1 size and one dozeu 93 size and betiovo ua yuurs very respectftilly-. (Signed) DANIRLLATHROP&CO. Hick 'ty Grore, Pt. Charles ce. Jto., Nor. 19 '50.

PROP. O. J. WOOD-Pear sir. Some tlmo U»t auniraer we wore Induced to use some of your Hair Restorative, and its offals were so wonderful, we feel it our duty te yauaitd llieaOUotod, report it.

Our hltl* aon'a hea! for soma time htrd been perfectly covered with sares, and some called It scald head Tne*alraltnost entirely oacne o# la consequence, when aTrleod, soalng hissufferinp' advised as to tree year R*»t»rnl!ve, wn 4id so wltli little hone of success, bat. to our surprise, and that of all our Irlends, a very few applications remaved thd disease entirely, and a new and luiariantcrop of hair so«o started nut, and we can now say that our boy, has as healthy a scalp, and as luxuriant a crop of hair as any other child. We ran lba:efor», and hereby reeominoud your RestoratlTe, as a porfect remedy for RR Alseirsca of the scalp and hair.

W« are. wur* re««ectfullv. OiSOHGK W. hlGGINBOTITAM. SARAH A. HIGOIKBOTHAM. PROF. O. J. WOO 1— Dear Sir: I hare used two butties of Professor Wood's Hair Reftoratire, andean truly ssyHts the (freatest diseorery of the a|te for ro'torinp and chsnitlngthe Hair, Helure usliifr It I was a man of seventy. You ran recommend It to the world without the leant fear as my rase Is one of the werst Vind.

Ywurs Respectftilly. DAMEf. K. MURPUV. O. J. WOOD A CO., Proprietor*. 31? Broadway. Ifaw York, Hn the jrroat S. Y. Wire Railing Establishment,) at id 114 Market *(., St. touts.

And sold by all

good

Druggists.

No*. 17-daw3ta.

For Sale or Lease. UILDING Lots on Market ct., (near tbo Union Officc) fthe Burnt district] will be sold low or leased for a term af years, for term See., please apply to

ALSO,

MOBILK, Nov. 16.

Gsn. Walker's emigrants sailed to* day for Grey town. The steamer Fashion, heavily freighted, obtained a defence as a Grey town packet.

hwTe®''

CHAS. GROVERMAN.

Nor. 14 dim [Bxpreaa and Journal copy.]

harejiiat receirrd from Cincinnati a splendid article of Java and Kio Coflfre. Al.«o, browned and grouad Coffee, a superior article, to be found at the

Nor 16 Terre-IIaute Provision S'xre.

Rsinins, Cnrrrats, Prones. Pepper Sauce, Cataop, Pigs and all kinds of delicacie*. For sale cheap at the

Nor 16 Tcrre-Ilaute Prorigion Store.

Improvea

PATENT MACHINE

M*in St. North rid*, tutu*** 4tk and 6tk Sit., TERRE-HAUTE, IKD.

HAVING

perfected ay arrangeroenta, I

hare now one of the largest and mart extensive A E I E S In the State, in complete operation, »n! can famish any article maaofectared in t&e line, at cheaper rates than cas be had at an boose ia the city. I hare one of die best aad latest patent cracker machines, wkich hi managed by Win. Plomb, (the well known erperieoeed Baker) formerly of the oelebeated establishment of Mesm. Tboctpnoa Andrn*, Chicago, tlliaois, the largest Cracker Manufackonr ia the west, attd am now prepared to funaSsa the beet article of

Water, Butter, Soda, Sugar, Pic Nic, and Boston Crackers,

Wholesale or Retail,

AT THE LOWEST PtttCES. Also, the celebrated Wine Cracker, made from Ut receiptor the fiunoos Dr.A bematby, of the Bartbolomew Hospital, London, CM of the best adkios for those troabled with isdigestion,

A liberal ^sooentwQl be wad* to the trsde. AH articles pnrdu.sed at ay wteMMinsst •ill he defrrered to aar part of the eiqr or to ebher of (he Raihoad Depot#, free of charge.1

All kiadbofeoaatvy prwfaes wtD betakes ia exchaage *r all artiefcss ia my ftae of bosincss.

We rsfN^ilIt rtidt onlets tad pledge a' ifnMtmnaMloiliiiWH. Jivr, 144«wtf JQHS ZIMMERMAN.

Tho Wazs aro Over.

And Peace lias Come?

gpp The Battle has been fairly wonA & A N I S f* Celebrated Ofaters I

Hare

eotne off vlctorioes. Tbey bare been tned by the countless csaltitodes, and fraamaeeadie beat 0_\sirs in tie mark ft, aad the GUle dops that baik around the cora«r, BMj«on tl»cir howiiag the ~ualy aa thorixed,** can lay in tl.-e shade, f»»r ewj bodr i«getting Oyatera at Uie Baltimore Oyster tKpol, West «tie of the Public Squra

BUT

D. GRIFFITH, Agent

N'nr, n-r*9w

Two Wars ia Kansas.

CHANCE FOR ANOTHER!

thatbasno ihin|c to do with tbeOysU-r trade. If jtm want oy.«ters call at DowahtyV, the only authoHacd a^cut in this city lor flOLT 4 MAl.TBY'sJ OVSTERS, which are acknowU*dge*l to be the best that are seat to the we$t.

Received daily—every csn w«m»r.ted frerft and an eet, if not relnrn thetn and your ai&ney. We don't irojxiae on children that ares«-nt for A. No. 1 bO cUv- II ^M'a, $115. Half cans 40 and 60.

Nov. 10 d-l -v

Oysters! Oysters!!

At Olio Price throughout the Scnxou.

AM SKI.LING SMITirS CELEBRATED Brand at $!,»£), per can. My Oysters b»-ius put Tor Family use— not as others in lliis city, for Cheap Tr.iSc. Of surfi beware «f ^hrU and dirt,

N«v- 7 .1-2w. W. n. SCnPTtSR. Another War in Kansas.

1.7«KF.SH

OVSTKRS RECEIVED M-

RECT FROM BALTIMORE, every day—uot weekly- am Belling better Ovaters fur minvy Aw any other howe *n Terre-II«we. The brst A No. 1 Oysters at Ninety CitifportTan—at

I^RESH

Dover. N\ IT., Foh. 0. 1M7.

PROF. O. J. \VOO»fe CO.—Coia,: Within few dnv* we have recoivcd many sislur* and rails fur J'rof. O. \Vuod\« Hair ResVirativ?. thai to-day wo were compelled to **ud to Button fir a nnant.tr, (the alx dozen you forwarded being aolit,) while we might order a quant ty from you. Kvery battle wehnve sold seems to hare produced three or four now cmumors, nnd the approbation, and palrnimpc it receives Irom the Hiostiiibstintial and worthy eltize aol our vicinity. fnllv convince u« that It is A MOST VALUABLE f"RKPAKATIO\

S. STNOE'S,

West siile of Public Pqnie.

Nov. 6,-dif D. GR1FF1TH. A Just Received.—At Scudder'B Saloon.

LEMONS, CURRANTS, C1TRON, I)ai»v, PruMits, ami Seedless Raisins, aad ft* sale Cheap.

W. II. PCI'DDER,

Second st», oppvsit- Stewart Honac. Nor 5-ddw.

Oysters Oysters 11 AM RECEIVING FRESH OYSTERS -L I)AI I.Y, of the very beft quality, which arc now offeivd at reduced rate?,

Kov 5 W. H. SCUDDER.

McLEAN'S

•fro

Strengthening

Cordial

AND BLOOD PL'I

THE

RIFIKK.

er«nlo»t rnnicily In thf worhl. TSIs Tordint t«dWUUyt from a Borry known only la mvnel!^ and chamlcaltv cainbtnod lili mmo tho most vulimblo medicinat raW, ki*rt»«n«rj Imrkf known to mtnfl of man, vU: lilooil r^.-X.Wuek mot, wtW «li*rry tfark, vcMttw iliind.ilt^n#, Mr»a|tarUln. gWnrdawon, wltli tKcr». (.rvnlm iHir the miMl InfHIIIblu rumoU) f,»r tho reitonfc'.oit ol hoallh I'vor known.

II' IS NATUKK'S OWN IfKMKDT, Curlrur'IU,"**!•* by nntnral l»w». Wrum lafcon. Its UcaV.«F IIIDIKMICO* i» felt coiirnlr jr tlirott^l' ov*rj win «Ttltc body,unrifj lac u«\\ afcloratlnc \b'c rlrcutatlou of th# Wo«'d. It npiitralUuit anj billion* mult 'rii Ilia slo.imvli, aild

»treiigtli,n

the wJi^le ornnlxatlon. MoI.t*aii*» Ktrengthetiint O.rd'Snl will oiTtectrall) euro l.lror complaint*, l«i'-|-«ln. Jaoinlirr,

Circuit or A'trruHA /lierMrl Kiditff. nnrl n't •ihrrrr* /trl*inf from a d'tnrtlrrrd Livrr vr Stvmatk, Iy*pcji«1a. Ilaa«tl'i«. Iitwartl .\ritlp 01 Slckne** ofthu J^niiuxh. Prtlifiw of lUo tf the IK*a1, Dull Haiti or immhtjt In the H.ir Palpitation of the H^art. T*i,|li nt* nr Wt ii tho Stomach f?onr KmoUllotiv ("lioklnit or SufTo ratinft Pefllnjr when lylnsr iluwn, Orj'iti'M or VI-I* IOWIIUI

ward Forers. Fain hi Miff Kinall nf th« H#ck. Che«t ir Side. fltrtlK'* uflieal, Jlo(«renjiluli «f Spirits. Frltrlitf:! Oruain*. I).»«|w«mlenivy or any Nerroui Dl-ion*'. of Blotch^ on ih* S|ui*. ml Ke*i«r and Airi« (or t'lilll* and 1-Vv.jr.) 11 will aluo cure «Mes«r* «t the Hlntlil'-r aiid tv«inb, iuolia» Si'inlunl Weakn.-M, taro« IIHCHIC- ft'rlna. Strnnitu»ry. liiflamtnaTiotj wr Woakncn* of, Uio Womh Vf1il«e«. Ate.

THKWK I.S NO .MCSTARK ABOUT IT. T1.I8 cordlnl will n«v«r fail Ut cure a«iy of thafKtvc di^Pftnoil. If lals^n a* i-orrtlrectloinMHi en^li boltte.ln German. Kui'ltxh a'nl French.

OVKK HAI.F MII.MONOF ROTTI.KS Have been nuld duriurUi^* ids tnarith*. and In no infttaiiee linn It rxH'4 in giving entire Mil* ftietlon. Wh then. atitfer from weakness or debility wli».n iHrrnglhening will cure yon.

TO THK IA PIES.

Do you wWt to lo KcaXh* ami Hronjj? Thri. (t« at once atid jfi-t vt.ne of Met. ati'ii Corllal. tl will nrenetlieii nnd Invigorate yonr N-nd lo flow thraneh erery vein, and the rich rooy bloom

IT IS UBMCIORSTO TAKK. P.VBKY rOt'STRY M8RCHANT Should not toave the elty uttlli he ha*' prrctired a »«pply«f McUtan** Slrcnrtkealne Cordial, lt *ell«rapUJ*, beean#« it «lwaj» curca. A liberal dl*eomit *11! i»u made to t»io*o »ko tmy te *di aprain.

CAUTIGJf—Beirarw «f Prrt|tjri«t« or dealer* who mar try to palm upon yon dome Bitter #t Straapartlin tm.«h, which they ran buy cheap, aayinr It Ujaat af rood. Avoid anrh mm. A*lt f»r Mcl.ean't $frr*gtktn(Hg Cordial, attd take nothing •!•». it tan nntjr remedy that will po rlfy the Mood ihoronjchly,ai»dat the anm« Una Btreii|rth-o t)»a ajatem.

One taMe»]y»«ftll taken every morning fanting in a eeruin preventive for CtMtlara, CbiUaand Fe ver, Y«H«w Fever, or any prevalent 4«n»e.

Price only |1 p«rb«ttl», orsixbetUea far |S. J. H. MCLBAN, Hole Proprietor «»f thif Cordial.

AUa, McLeao'a Vvleaolc Oil Uaineat. TTTFrlRelpal dejtnt «ti tbe corner of Third and Fit Kt. Lo«i% Mo.

JET* Fornale I# UouUvllle ly Bell, Talbott & Ce~, SpHwger dc Bro.. and Raymond At Patten. aieUM.v* VOLCAST*1 o»r. USIMBSTT, TheM LialmenHa th« orl for man or Mut.

Jitfftir &rwiMr%%tt£*Cwi

Performed by Me^eao'* Voleaaie Oil Unliaeat. Read torraarwlm: Tkonu Pari, a blactnim'lh. tivinjr near Caa» avaaae on T«Btkflre«t, had a h»rrll»le ronninf •oreonkia M. He tri«*t variona UniweaU, ftalvM. a«e.. Vat eoald do it H* desjMlr«4 #f «v«r Mu iM« to work »t lti» trade ataln, bmnH be ei»«M a«t bear an/ wptfht «n Islj jfoeii MM! frf on*

naiaSI battla at VatesHtC Oil

UntmeaU he tei

purtMlly eared.

triiMiMtim, juaralyaia. »e«r«i*1a. trniiae*, epraitx, miiraaa* to the Jolirt* or a«mSm, mil* isci, aoee Uiroat, ««r «r teotfearfce. wonal*. dnaak eoU. am, barna. •ealda. paina, St*., yield to tfc* "Mitte" to*a*aie «rtkH a«i«(M ««i•Mtt.

Far Mnraei and Cattla It an int&llibla reaiady for cltafc*. itlli, MtaHelM*. erackad kttU. lamaIMMR. apavla, iwaaay. apWwt. tatala, frmiaoa, »watH«ma, •anitili. nmiwwkt Mte*. a«4 ttrlMi tlabia te ttvm laJaH# mt tnMnu,

Ever* Centry Mwrtwl «b»al4 oWafa a mp fAr Yrfca»ie Otl UaiateM. It «efta nfrtdlv. hreaaia ftatwat* *•«-**, tlbenat 4«M«M ariit be «a4* smltMi •m b«* t* aett araia.

For aala hy i. H. Mat,* A 5. tmmm vfTkir* a»w» PUM »**., M. t#«ia, *«.t ab« ft* aa'« a* alvrva. -J. W. c*(nrt«*fra«a tm4 YV»«e. 4y»a4k

DEYi GOODS

Lt SO cts. on the Dollar

On the cost of

IMPORT A TIONt

Inorc ^ltole!

Bui no less true that millions of goods Lave beon slaughtered in New York, during the last two months.

Our buyer ha* been busy during that tiu*e securing some ol tlie great bargains as the piles jof goods on our coiuiicx will jbear testimony. desire to call tfce special attention of the ladiei to th« ibllowing list and only ask of them to compare prices.

Plain French Merinos

Royal Purple, London Brown, Tan Color,

Wood Coloi. iStvne Color, Mazarine Blue,

Marie Louise Blue, Sky Bluo, tireen,

Crimson,

aroon,

Pink, At 65, 85, £0, rnd $1,00 One dollar Merinoes aro gupo^ rior to any in town at

All Silk Blark Lyons Velvets

For Cloaks wiili elegant trim^ mings to match at extraodrina» ry lou* prices.

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health to mount to your chock agnln. Krcry beittle warranted «o give FOKcntUIBKK.

We *sy ut parent*. If your children *r«. »i kly. {tiitit* or afflicted with complaint* prevalent fimone rhi1lr:n, give tbera a amall luantiir nt Mcl-«i,n Cordial, and It wilt make thain healthy, (stand r-.tKist. Dfftiy not a moment, try It and you wilt It* convinced.

B.oclir' Long Shawls 10 to $2) MortU double lli*4 money. Moire Antique, Bordnno, Stella Shnwls at ^8,50* Stella Chenille Border*.

Brochc Borders. Printed Borders 2,25 to 5,00*

AND

A large lot or new Fall StyW. purchased at from 1 to 3 dol. lars below the prices one montb ago.

Fine Printed French Merinoe« At 1,00 per yard. French Printed DeLaines and Cashmeres, marked down to

Cost

New and Beautiful Bayadere Kobes very cheap Stora Temple Robes,

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stacks of Debegcs at 8 cents worth 20 cento.

CASHMERES

nt 11 *nd 12c tvorth 20 to 25ct.'

FIXE FANCY DELAINES 15c worth 25.

4 4 AS E I 18} worth 30 cents. 5-4 A 8 E It E A 20 and 25 worth 35 and 60 •etil*.

VALEXCIAS

15 and 20 Worth 30 and 40

POPLINS SILK 14, 20 and 25 'l

Ail the above named as well' as many other goods nttw In

store and ou the way, were purchased lately for cash during the1 height of the Panic, and will be sold at half the prices asked by those who purchased thcii stocks early in the season, *x

RICE, EDS ALL A CO^

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