Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 269, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 November 1857 — Page 2

Dmiij iJuinn.

M. DROWK, Mitor. B. tosre, EAtor.1

TERRE-HAUTFI,

SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. Si, $7.

Fine Job Work.

The Union office i* the place to come if jou want fine job*f priatmg done. Wehavejnst received a few fonts of new Job Type, and can now get up as fine a card, poster, bill-head, letter sheet, or any other kinA of printing, in one or tn«re colors, as can be had in tho State.

The Daily Union presents the

finest opportunity to the advertiser, through which to make known his bosintss, tluit has ever been offered to the citizens of Terre-llaute. Remember the stand, one door North of Corinthian Hall, up stairs.

The Teftegrapbio News. Several persons were assassinated in New York on the 19th. A yonng man, one woman, and Richard Driscoll are the victims of the assa&sin*.

Gen. Walker was arrested in New Orleans on the 11th at his own residence by U. S. Deputy Marshal armed with a writ issued by Judge Marceletti. He was released on bail of 82,00 to appear and answer. 'The editor of the Express is now in favor of the citizens of Kansas making laws to sait themselves.— Four days age, ho was in favor of the Republican party in the States making the laws and forcing them down the throats of the citizens of Kansas, whether or no. Wonder where he will stand next week? Echo answers—d^n't know!

lady of Groenbrior county, Va., while walking near her fathers residence discovered the doa 1 body of a man, with the head sovorcd from the trunk and not to be foand. Upon examination, 8162,50 in gold was found upon his person, with a watch and fonr pistol balls, and an empty pistol. The flesh had been torn by wild animals.

Jty A number of our policemen went up to Greencasthj yesterday, at the request of the Sheriff of Putnam, lo assist in putting down any disturbances that might occur. Trouble was apprehended with the multitude that would be there, as threats had been ntado that Mnllinix should not be hung privately, as the law directs, but publicly, A great community that, who can exultingly look upon a fellowbeing swinging*by the nock.

Two

IIKARTLRSS

SCAMPS.

LicnmocexBss r*

Hard

Times and Cold Woather. The one cramps, while the other pinches, leaving no room to slip out of their clutches sidowise. You've got to stand and take their insults without a hope of revenge.

Harper for December. Don't forget that BUCKIXQIIAM,

HARPS*

has

for December. This is an

exceedingly interesting number, contain iag, among other things the beginning of Thackery'e new story, the "Virginians," and also the new ''matter of fact story" by Charles Ifaade, entitled Jack of all Trades."

new volume commen

ces with this number, and if you want lo on joy these long winter evenings, aow is the time to take it.

AitrKsuY WKU-S nrTax DESRHT.— Tb« French papers hare interesting accounts of netrljr bored artesian ireiU in tho Sahara Desert, in Algiers. The/ ere six in number, and some of thara are 276 feet deep. The appeara&ee of the water in each case produced the greatest excitement among the desert tribes. The joy over the first well was unbounded, and news of the event was spread towards the Booth with unexampled rapidity. People catne from long distances in Older to «ee ube miracle.

Cow Srs.jki.iso.—An Irishman living in

Delphi, ctoled a neigh

bor's eow throngh the front part of iti* baiidin? into the kitchen and killed her, and while in the act the owner in company with two.or three of bw friends e*ma into itaess the opera* rios. Rather» bold trick. He is now in jail atraitisg hit trial—ZW

HIGH

•PROPHECY

htrm.—The

New York Evening Post, in an article on the scandalous developments of the Woodman and Feroua ca*e, which occupies three four columns in the papers, makes the subjoined remarks:

In judging the parties to this scandalous iniquity, however, let us beware that we do not visit npon one or two individuals, sins for which ail our fashionable society is more «r less responsible. Rich and well dreSsed profligates area prominent, and we had almost said the favorite feature of •iho New York, drawing room.— Onr city is e^een now rife with other stories «f intimacies as disgraceful as any thing wfetch had been disclosed in the relations of Mrs. Woodman aud Fur Diss, and, w« blush lo add, as mercenary. We have no seoiaJ standard which sees a mark of infamy upon the rone. If he dances and dresses wel!, and has leisure to devote to the entertainment of idle women, there are always enough to be flattered and beguiled by his attentions into familiarities which result in dishonor, if not disgrace.

Un-

AFTER THE

We see by the last Mattoon

Gazette that Mr. Van Perm hasrotired from the editorial chair of that paper, and that Mr. R. W. Houghton has superceded htui. The Gazette has been conducted rather in the old lino chut* heretofore, but its present editor advocates the old Whig platform, to which wo say amen. May success attend the Gazette.

A few weeks since, a young

FACT.

dor the fcead of "Poetic Prophecy," the (Jiaomeati Gazette quotes the following passage from Byron's "Curse of Minerva,' as foreshadowing the the present British calamities in India: "Look to the East, where GaogcV swarthy race Shall shake your tyrant empire to its base Lo, there rebilHon rears her ghastlj head, And pares the Nemesis of native dead Till Fndus rolls a deep purpurea! flood And claims his long arrear of Northern Mood*"

In order to understand the amonnt of prophecy in these lines ono has simply to remember that they were published in 1811, and that only a few years before "rebellion" had actually reared "her ghastly head" in India, and done everything that the lines portray. The passage, instead beiDg "poetic prophecy," is, in fact, pootic history.—-LouisvUle Journal.

JORYMAH MADE IKSAVB.—At

the

trial last week of A. J. Utt, for murder in Christian county, 111., an iucident occurred which we presume has no parallel in legal practice. The prisoner was acquitted, but it seems that one of the jurors during the trial was so impressed or affected that he became insane, though the fact of his insanity was not known to the court until after the jury was discharged. He was observed to act very strangely while in the jury box frequently shielding his face from the counsel, and at other times dodging from ono side to the other.

When the jury retired to make up their verdict, he seemed to think that he himself was the criminal, and for along time he refused to sign the ver diet, alleging that he would be brought to trouble if he did, and insisted that the prisoner should he fined 81000 instead of being hung. As soon, as the jury was discharged, he started through the woods apparently on his way home, six miles distant, and has not since been heard of.—Alb. Transcript.

M3T When Col. Lee, of New York, was collecting subscriptions for the equestrian bronze statue of Washington, now standing a monument of patriotism and art at the corner Union Park, he had occasion to visit an old curmudgeon in the neighborhood, and, pulling out lm subscription paper, requested hiin to add his name to the lint. But old Lucre declined rospectfully. '*1 do not see," he said, "what benefit this statue will be to me and five hundred dollars is a great deal of money to pay for the gratification of other people." "Benefit to you?" re plied the colonel "why, sir, it will benefit you more than anybody else The statue can be seen from every window of your house it will be an ornament, and add dignity to the whole neighborhood, and it will perpetually remind you of the Father of his Country—the immortal Washington!" "Ah! colonel," answered old Lucre, "I do not require a statue to remind me of him, for I always carry Washington here." and he placed his hand npon his heart. "Then let me tell yon," replied Colonel Lee, "if that is so, ail I have to say is, that you have got Washington in a tight place!"

HOARDIXO BAKK BILLS.—TheN.Y. Post tells the following: "Mr. John Cone, who resides near Haddam, Conn, appeared at the conn* ter of the Middleton Bank some days since with 91,000 of its bills, demanded the specie, and got it. The profit of the bank in the transaction wns dear two hundred per cent.—two thousand dollars. The bills were paid to John in 1835 and he carefully wrapped them in a napkin, where they nave remained ever since. He returned them to the bank pinned np in the same slip# that be received with the same marks. The Savings' Bank interest would have been nearly $20001*

JW In Covington. Kv., a whole family has, for several week*, inhabitv ed a vacant lot without any covering baiafew board* placed again* a feat*.

Now It the time to got

tied if yotj don't want to fiwM to

Daguerreotypes by Tilghtnlng.

A conn try woman has recently arrived in Paris fro* the department of Sei ne-rt^-Manre, wl»o should be presented to the Academy of Sciences. This woman was a short lime since watching a cow ia as open field, when a violent storm arose. She took refuge under a tree, which, at the iasUat. was struck by lightning the cow was killed and she was felled to the earth senseless, where she was soon after found, the slorm having ceased with the flash which felled her. Upon removing her clothing, the exact image of the cow killed by her side was found distinctly pressed upon her bosom.

This curioos phenomenon is not without precedent. Dr. Franklin mentions the case of aman who was standing in the door of a boase in a thunder storm, and who was looking at a tree directly before him when it was strack by lightning. On the man's brea&t was left a perfect daguerreotype of the tree.

In 1841 a magistrate and miller's boy were struck by lightning near a poplar tree, rn one of the provinces of Fraocu and upon the breast of each were found spots exactly resembling the leaves of the poplar.

At a meeting of the French Academy of Scieaoes, January 25th, 1847, it was stated that a woman of Lugano seated at a window during a storm, was suddenly shaken hy some invisible power. She experienced no inconvenience from this, but afterwards discovered that a blossom, spparently torn ftom a tree by a light niug stroke, was completely imaged upon one of her limbs, and it remained thete till her death.

In September, 1825, tire brigantine 11 JSv*n Serta was anchored in the Armiro Bay at the entrance of the Adriatic Sea, where she

was

GENERAL DEBIUW.—We

struck by

lightniug. In obedience to a superstition, the Ionian sailors had attached a horseshoe to the mizzenmast, as a charm against evil. When the vessel was struck a sailor who was seated by this mast was instantly killed. There were no marks or bruises upon his person but the horse shoo was perfectly pictured npon his back.

A Spanish brigantine was once struck in the Ratle de Z.iute. Five (tailors were at the prow—three of tiiem awjike and two Bleeping. One of the latter was killed, and upon undressing him, the figures 44, phin and well formed, were found under hi6 left breast. His comrades declared that they were not there before his death, but their original was found in the rigging of the vessel. But the most singular fact connected with this affair, are set forth in tho report of the physician, Dicapulo, who says: "After undressing the young sailor, we found a band of linen tied about his body, in which were gold piecos and two parcls done up in paper. The one on the right side contained a letter frotn Spain, three guineas, and two, halfrgnineas the othor, a letter, four guineas, a half guinea, and two smaller pieces. Neither the pieces, the paper, nor tho linen presented the least appearance ol'fire. But upon his right shoulder were six distinct circles, which preserved the natural color, and appeared as though traced upon the black «kiru These circles which all touched at one point, were of three different sizos, and exactly cor responded with the gold pieces in the right side of his belt.—N. Jr. Eve. Post

t*ore Tllood Rnsnres Health. The artnnishing cores wrought by Dr: Robeck's Fcandavian Remedies, arj all accoxn plithed by the neutralisation of acrid particles in the blood. His Blood Purifier aod Pills, composed of extracts from rare Sweedish plants, Impart afresh vitality to the stream of life, destroying the principle of disease hi that 8ukl, and thus restoring the whole system to a condition of perfect and vigorous health.—Nervous complaints, bilioo* disorders, fevers, fas, diarrhea, general debility, female weakness. sores, scrofulous eruptions, rheumatism, all affections of the skis, inmfaiso, swellings of the Joints, tumors, glanduUr diseases, headache, sinking of the stomach, etc„ are invariably cored bv a course of the Scaadinavisn Remedies. See advertisement.

Oct 9,-!m.

HeeriaclM aai leVi!ity.

Mr. Silas J. Liaeomb, ef Krmin^hvn says: "I hare farad in Ekarinve's Holland Bitters a remedy for Headache and Debility*-— Vy wife hm aleo wed it with the greateat benefit."

Mr. A 8. NkMw, rfKttiwi alao remarks that he haa experienced mack relief from Ha me far Headacb«.

Take a hsJf a tta-feonhii time time a dar, so hear befwe meals. Bat oodmldr, a»d the* efwlMeewoe ibod, aaAyoe will fled tUala really a reteedy fcr mdk aad Nmoea gwdadht. Weakness of aay kfasd, Ceativeaeaa, a«d fOm. Bein^ Mrfectly sialic la soa^Msidee. itauvbe tafcea srithootfinr hy UwisvmBd. PiMing a flaw aroreawric ftkear, la rmj grattfal to «he AebOHsted atea• t*. I* dwlw

ARE TOU SICK.

Thsayw etat b« cored too soon. tX»*t delay uxrtft TOW complaint is iocuruble* and then mtarft vbeo It is too late. Foar Kftfcs of all die djstaaas which people the church vards, Slight becured by Ayer's Cathartic Pills, if taken in

SMMK

ALSO,

would advist all

who m:i be afflicted witJl General Debility to try McLean's Strengthening Cordial. It is certainly a valuabie 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 laying !n his supplies, should be sure to take the s*me of this cordial. It sells rapidly, beyond the most sanguine expectations of the proprietor. One day lj«t week he sold every bottle he had on hand. Now, with increased facilities, he is able to supply all demands. See the advertisement in another column.—Eminq Mir [Nov. 17-dwlw

Don't go 'dragging

through the Spriofr, falttt sleepy aad lisUeas, because

TOW

blood is loaded with bile. Donit

we*rtfceiie*dacbe, Heartburn, and their kindred disorders, because your stomach foul Tkml 'parade joaradfuowd the world, covered with Pimples Blotches, Ulcors, Sorrs, and all or any of the andean. dba&ea of the p1tin,lccause jour system wants cleansing.— Don't show yourself about, lean, haggard, all caved io because your stomach aod bowels need Strengthening into healthy action.— Ayer's mis set these tkincs right as surely as water oucnehes fire. Thcv pnrify the body and blood, and restore the functions into healthy activity which

TOO

as tlifiy are

can feel as quick

UVEB.

Ther are the one grea»

medical wooderof the age, recognised by all who know their virtues and many thousands know them. Take the C&rrry Pedant for a cough, vnd the Pills for all derangements requiring a purgative medicine.

Prepared bv JAMES -C- AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowes!, MaM. Sold by J: It. Cunningham ft tod P. M. Don nelly, Tftrre-Haute, Ind. Nov. 17dwlm

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Hm ri.Airr ror« I)IXKS snn KLCCK vora DOLun.—JK'/b'tMiri.

HARPER'S

MAGAZINE for December.

Commencement of anew volume. Mr. Thackeriy* New Story "The Virginians," and anew Novel by Mr. Chas. Reade, entitled "Jack ot all Trades" commcnces with the present number. For sale at

W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S.

HARPER'S

WEEKLY for November at BUCKINGHAM'S.

21st

TERRB-HAUTE

OYSTER SALOON-

Ohio St., 3 doors of Branch Bani

10^ NTHE

undersigned would respect

fully inform the eitisens of Terre-

xSBr Haute and vicinity, that he has just fitted up a new Oyrter Saloon on Ohio Street, three doors trest of the Branch Bank, where he is prepared to serve those who may fkvOr him with a c*ll, with the best Oysters the market affords, which are received daily by Adams Express, ami Ires supplied with Oyster? by the can or half can, on reasonable terms.

Confectioneries, snch as Candles, Cakes. Fruits, &c^ kept constantly on hand and for tie. 0*D not forget the place, and moreover do not forget to call.

Cfrom

A. QtriMBY, Proprietor.

ItT P. S. Board by the Day or Week* Nov. Si-dim

RANBERRIES and White Fish, fresh the lnkes, at G» ADAMS. VOT.20, 1857, tf.

Ij^RESHatButtei

and Pork, constxntlv on

hand, J.G.ADAMS Nov. 20,1857, tf.

Harper for December.

JUST

received at BartlettV nk Store.— This is the commencement of a new Vol ume, and n»w is the time to sultftcitao* 0. BARTLETT.

Rii.*i»«, Currents. Prunes, Pepper S.tuce, Catsup, Figs and all kinds of delicacies. For sale cheap at the

Novl 6 Terrc-Haute Provision Store.

CORN

AND OATS, for s»lc low bv J. G. ADAM'S,

Nov. 17^1tf E**st Side of the Square.

ISH—Mackerel and other Fish in fine order alwnvs on hand at the "Terre-Hnute Provision Store. Nov. 19-dtf

For or Lease.

BUILDINGSaleon

Lots Mnrket St., (ne«r the

Union Office) fthe Burnt district] will be sold low or leased for a term ef years, for terms &c., please applv to

CIlAS. GROVERMAN.

Nov. 11 dim Express and Journal copy.]

re a a if

So leaf

tansncceaafnlly a«uglit,

FOUND AT LAST? FORbaldRR8TOKKS

IT PKRMANHNTI.Y GRAY

Ike hsad

NDIOTM

Dover, If. H., Psb. t. 1SS7.

PROF. NtfOOD & CO.—(Jenta: Within a fewdartfcenave received so many orders and calls for Prof. O. Wood** Hair Restorative, that to-day we were compelled to send to Rotton for a anant tr. (the sis docen yon forwarded beln|( sold,) while we mtffht order a quantity from you. Every bettle we have sold seems to have produced three or four new eu«t»mers, ami the approbation, and patronage it receives from the ano*t»nb*tntlal snd worthy ciUaeooef our vicinity, full* cnnvlaee us that It

INM

VALU

MOST

ABLE PREPARATION.

Send us as soon as may be one jrros* if #1 sli«t and one dozen 99 size and believe us yours very respeetftillv. (Sljrned) I A

If I EL LATH HOP it CO.

Hick -"ir Grove, St. Cfcsrlos oo. Mo., Kov. 10

fSS.

PROF. O. J. WOOD—Pear str. Some Ume Isst summer we were Induced to use some of your Hair Restorative, and Its elteets were so wonderjol, we feel It our duty to you and the afflicted, to sport It.

Our I

little son's head tor some time hed been perfectly covered with sores, and some called It scald

Tke hair almost entire!* came of Is

consequence, when a Mend. seolnff fcissuffrrlRfri advised us to use your Restorative, we did so with little hope of success, but. to our surprise, and that of afl our Mends, a very *»w sp -tleattons removed the disease entirely, and a new and luxuriant crop of hair sosn started out. snd we can now esy that our boy, has as healthy a scalp, aod as luxuriant a crop of hair as any other child. We can therefore, and do hereby reoowmend your Restorative, as a perfect remedy Wr all diseases of the scalp and hair.

We are, yours ress^ctOtllv, OKORGB W. ftfGOIXIIOTfUM.

8ARAR A.

niGGIXBOTHAM.

PROP O. J, WOOD—Dear Rlr: I have used two bottles of Professor Wood's Hair Rertoratise. and can tn»/y aay It Is the res test dtscovery of the aye for restoring and cfeaftgtnirtbo Hair. Refire ustoir it I was a mm of seventy. Too can recommend It to th# world without ibe least fear f*s»h «*»e of the worat Mnd.

Te sun Bwpwlfclly.

And aotd by alt irood Hov. I7-4aw3m.

Trr mtcmMmmon* ADVERTI3IN0 HOUSE, $90, noiottr, «xw mt OPFItll, 1st, to Westom and Southern Advtr-

lgM» l*d*w

The Waxa are Over.

And Patoa

has

ComaI

The Battle has been fiJriy won.

A & A N N S

Celebrated Ofxten

Have

come off victorious. They have been uneo by the countless •uliitbdes, and praaicaeca the best Oysters In the market, and the little dogs that bark «round the corner,

era* their bowling: the "only au

thorised*," can lay it the «h*de. for erery bodr is getting Qrsters at the .ltimorc Oyster bepot, West side or the Public Sqtum

I* GRIFFITH, Agent.

NOT. 11

-d2w

T}UT thatlntno tWug tr do with the Oyster 11 trade. If jou want oysters call at Dough-

ty's, the only authorised «grn\ in this city lor HOLT MALTBY'S OYSTERS, which are acknowledged to be the best that are sent to the west.

Received daily—every can warranted fresh aYid sweet, if not return them aftd get Your money. We doo't impose on children that are went for them. A. No. 1's, 80 ct*,!(. $1 .IS. Half oans 40 and GO.

Nov, 10d4w

Oysters! Oysters 1!

At One Price thron*l»ont thf Seamen.

AM SELLING SMITH'S CELEBRATED Brand at $1,00, per can. My Oystera tx-hnr put for Family use—not as others in this city, for Cheap Traffic. Of Sttch beware of t-kril mnd din.

Nov. 7-dtlw. W. H. SCUPPER.

Another War in Kansas.

FRESH

OVSTERS RECEIVED DI

RECT FROM BALTIMORE,

day—not weekly-

every

am selling better Oys-

tew f-tr less mon«y than any other house in Terre-Haute. The best A

Ninoty Cents per Can—at

S. STNOE'S,

West side of Public Squre.

r[ov. 6,-dtf D. GRIFFITH, Agent. Just

Received.—At Scudderto Saloon.

FRESH

LEMONS, CURRANTS, CITRON.

Dates, Pruenfs, and Seedless

Raisins, and for sale Cheap. W. II SCUDDER, Second sK, opposite Stewart House.

Nov 5-d2w.

Oysters Oysters

AM RECEIVING FRESH OYSTERS DAILY, of the very l»est quality, which arc now offered atredu«-*d rat#*,

Nov 5-dfiw W. H. SCUDDER.

MCLEANS

•«ro

No. 7, rhoentx Row.

KTov. 21. 1857—dw-lw.

Strengthening Cordial

AND BLOOD I I

'J^FIE arcat(*t rnmcly in tit.* wirl«l. This Tor1 »li»l is (iintiliod front lt«rr known only lo myself, «nl chsmicsllv -ombliifl w|ih »otu« the moil vnliisble tnoilU-iniil ro iv herb* and bnrkf known to tho iniml nf innn, rix: bl«.l roc-t. black root, wild cliorry bwrk. yi-llow dock, damloltonn, sarsapsrills. cider flowers, with others. |rnluclti( the mn«t infallible remedy for the retloratloii ot health uvcr known.

IT IS .NATURE'S OWX REMEDY, Curing:Ui«i*ca by nstursl laws. Wlieii taken, lu hcsllnir inOucnces Is felt cotirsi ihroojth erj^• v»ln of the bidy, purif\ lnp sml acrHonilng the (lrcHlntl..h of tho Mood. It ncutrnllscn any billlnus mattorli lliv »to*nach, and «lrriiKttiun» the whole orgMilzslloii.

Mcl^an't Mj-siifrthaiilntr Cordlnl will .•rcctsally cure l.lv«!r rainplalnU, D«|v|«ia, Juumli. r. c*re»i or .Vrrram* Debility, of tkt

KHntft, ssrf 4itt*iff* aritinf fri.m iit*ritrt4 Liter ar S'nmatk. Dyspepsia. Ilearlhum, Inward Pile*. Ari.H' or Sickness of (lie Stomach,

PUIIIICM

THKKK IS

Hnlrtoiti original color: cov«r* luxuriant- ,, LY

MISTAKE

all dandruff, ttr'lne .J,"',7"""'w,'' "er'"'

and all serofUla, iralrt head and all eroptlo,*:

makes the Walr nofl, bealthy. and and will preserve it any tmmaftlnable axe, r«movc«, at if by magic, all blotches Ac., from the face, and cure* uenralgia and nervoush»adaeb«. See circular and the following.

IT IS DELICIOUS TO TAKE. KVEKV COrXTRV MKRCHAKT fihonld not leave the ritr until he had procured a supply of Mclean's Ktrenrthenin* Cordial. It setlsrapidly. because It always en res. A liberal discount will be made to those who buy to sell again.

CAUTIO.X—Beware of Drunrists or dealers who may try to palm upon oo some Hitter or Raraaparilla tr**h, which they an buy cheap, by say In* It I* just a* pood. Avoid such men. Ask f»r JKc^na'i StrenrHming Cfiial. and take nothlnjr else. It is the nly remedy that will p« rify the Wood lboma*bl3 ,a«dat the same time strengthen the system.

One tablespoonfisl taken every morning fading Is a eertatn preventive

frrr

5 DRY GOODS

At €0 eta. on

tho

I 1

Two Wars in Kansas, But no less true that millions oi

CHANCE FOR* ANOTHER! !?oods.bave

S a

of Uln t»

th« Huad, Dull Psln or SwImminK in the Htn Palpitation ofths H»art. Fulliicss We I l»: the Stomach Hour Binclatiimn. I'hnklnic or Kiiflu ealins P«flltig when

I)IIIB

down. Dn tics* or

IT.

Have beon sold durinr tiie pa*t six moiiibii. and la no Instance has It fatld In irlvinfr entire sailsfaction Wblhen. will miHWr from weaknnM or •teblllty when MtLemm't Strengthening C»r4i*l will cure you.

TO THE LA DIBS.

Do you winh to be healthy and strong^ Then Itoatonce and jret some of JUcL^anV Cordial. It will stn-nrihen snd lavljrorate your Mod to

throuirh every vein, aod the rlct

("bolcini, 47Mltaand Fe

ver, Velio Fever, or any prevalent dUeeae. Prioe Only 91 per bottle, or sis bottles for a*. J.H. JM.EAft,

Me Proprietor »f th^ Cordial.

Alan. McLeanVVoleatdc Oil Uotment. Principal depot on the

MUM

of Third m»4

Pit Louis. Mo, ITT* For sale la Louisville hy Bell. Talbott A Co., fyriogor dt Bro.. and Saytnond dt Patten.

Mela&ASH VOLCANIC OIL LlJUVEJfT. Tne Vest Liniment In world for man pt boast. A—1 her HemarknHt 'C*rr Performed by Mr Lc .n% Votcaxlc OH Liniment.

Road f™r yoarselres. Thomas reri. a hi nek .Tilth, living sew Caes avenue

DAKiBt. k. umtrnr.

O. I. WOOD dt ro„ proprietors Itmedw«y. How Vorfc. An tho cvest S. T. Wlro Kaitisc KstaMtvhmenU) aM 114 Mariretat., St. Louis.

Tenth st»rt. bud.* h-rriWe rwMfiog

•ore on hie font. Ho tri'd various TJntmenU. Halves. Ac., but eontdtfott no good He d«snatrod of over bring able to wort at his trade nfsls, because he cesM Mthcsrsnt sdiM kh foD and by onosmaH bott'e of Me«^anV V'leanlc Oil Liniment, he la now pergwriy cweed. ^hounsattem. Mt/alyato, nouwlgte. Wutoes. •p*al»», itlfmn tm the Wot* er »•»«*. swellttig*. *.r« t*m«u ewrache »r toothoehe. wounds, fresh cuts, sores, bunas, ootids, jarist. die., yield W the -nuuric** inln«nco efthis w.«4orfal Uniftfirt

Por Horse* and Cattle It Is so l*f*nibl* r*n»d *w chafes, salts, scrntehns. ora%«d hoot*. |»n#' aweon*. ijriiM. Itdli, knit**. *a, and various liable to ftoa Mgorie sor aoctdeota.

Mm. tfm**

a tlw IHt and other Menntn in f«l*«««he Mto«, and various sll the tsrrs lM*ni(Wlle4ftn, Hew Tork f®* innw »Wrt aslsuii in Pkna4ot^U»,*e., at tho PnMtahe«^i tewee* audi price#:

MTo IB MtUeCisrfcnfer PrHMtav —T™3d. To (sBirt and ad|nat PttfeWifclb. te

Eeorj r^ratry Merrhoot AoeSd «^sSn a sup fifff Melm*** Volcanic Ott UntntMO. It nrfle bejcnwso it slw*»-«rafes. .* Hberal diseooot will bo nsade to morclnnt* wfco bo* OMI acaNi. prop***, oovnev

Dollar

Oa tlM COM of

IMPORTATION.

been

sl»u8h,ered

New York, during the last tw#

months Our buyer has been bu»y during that time seeuring some ot the great bargains as th« piles of goods on our counter will bear testimony.

We desire to call the special Attention of the ladies to the following list and only ask of them to compare prices.

Plain French Merinos,

Royal Purple, London Brown, Tan Color,

No. 1 Oysters at

Wood Color, Stcne Color, Mazarine Blue*

Marie Ijouise Blue, Sky Blue, Green,

Crimson,

Maroon,

Pink, At 65, 85, 90, and $1,00 One dollar Mcrinoes are supe* rior to any in town at 1,25.

All Silk Black Lyons Velvet*

For Cloaks with elrgant trimmings to match at extraodriuary low prices.

Broche' Long Shawls 10 te

VCI*

lowno«s «r tho Skin snl Kve*. Mrlil Swcatn. Inward Pevers. Psln lu the Snmll nf the Hack, Chest or Side. Hodden flushus of h*i»t, De|res*ion of Spirits, Prtjfhtfiil Dream*. l)«|H.iiiletlcy orain Servous Disease, f-'orc* of itlotehe* on tho Ckln. anil Fever and A|pae (or °hills and Fev«r.) It will also enre dieases the Klsldur and W»mb, suchas Seminal Weakness, Incoi tlxenro of Urine, Stranjruary. Inflemmatlnn or Weakliest of, the Womb o' bladder, Whlse*. dtc.

fars

AUOVT

ra" lto

V"T. ",V °f

thf

This cordial will nevvr foil cure anv of the bottle.,in Gnrinan, KnclUh and French. OVER IIA LP A MII.UON OP BOTTLES

flow

rn*y

Wonm o(

health to mount to your chock again. Every bottle warranted lo rive *Ht*(kcltou. FOR CHILDREN.

We say to parents, If y»nr children arc sickly, puny, or aflllctcd with complaints prevalent amonir children, ^ive them A small quantity ol McLean's Cardial, and it will make them h-sithy. tat and robust. Delay not a moment, try It and you will be convinced.

$2t

worth double the money. Moire Antique, Horduno, Stella Shawls at $8,50* Stella Chenille Borders.

Broche Borders. Trinted Borders 2,25 to 6,00-

AtM A S,

A large lot of new Fall Styles

iurchased at from I to 3 dolbelow the priccs one month ago.

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

Cost

New and Beautiful Bayadere Robes very cheap Stora Temple Robes, Wit stacks of Dcbeges at 8 cents worth 20 cents.

CASHMERES

at 11 snd 12c wortb 20 lo 25 «tf»

FIXE FANCY DELAINES at l$c worth 25.

4-4 A S E S 18| worth 90 cents. 5-4 A 8 If E S 20 sod 25 worth 85 sad f0 etsts.

VALENCIAS

15 and 20 worth 30 sad 41

POPLINS 4 SILK 14, 20 and 25

All the above named as wef] as many other good* BOW in

store and on the way, were purchased lately for cash daring tto height of tbe Panic, tad will be sold at half the prices asked by those who purchased tfeeii stocks early in the seesoa.

RICE, BDSALX* ft OA C4ra«r Mala mi 9hrtk

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