Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 273, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 November 1857 — Page 2

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When we commenced the pnbfi cation of (he Daily and Weekly Union, we rewired to perme an honorable ooane is all matters pertaining to politics as well as all business necessarily connected with a news and j*b office. In these particular* we hare a dear conscience of having kept this reaolre inviolate, .and (ear no charge that mav be tramped op to onr detriment, coming from whatsoever soorn it may. We hare also endeavored to regard those in the same business as being honorable competitor*, but our faith has, more than once,been shaken in relation to the

orable

When we bad got fairly initiated into our present business, we drew up a bill of prices, with Mr. Hudson, of the Express, for advertising, and each pledged the other to abide by them. These prices were near fifty percent, lower than the Indianapolis prices, and even lower than Evansville, New Albany, La fa rctta, and periiaps other points in the Stale. In tw«. instances where each of us had the same advertisement, and the bill of pries called for $10,00, he presented hiabill for $6, in one

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In addition to the above course, which was adopted sololr to iujur* us in the estimation of the twa advertisers we refer to, we have, time and again, heard of remark* made upon the street to thh effect: "The Union office would die in three, four, six or twelve montfw." "It had nothing to live upon." "When the Journal started a Daily the Union would soon go down, beentw it got its principal support from the Democrats." "It was not worthy of patronage," "executions would soon ent it up," and so on Now, these steps to injure us, we have borne for near nine months without f* ling very bvl over them, as they were pot forth In a ooramonity that knew better, and at whioh hundreds would laugh behind tha slanderer's i»ack.

A few days ago a Mr. Palmer-—Prof. Palmer, of Springfield, Ills., notoriety, camc into our city, and through some means got into the E\prt*M ..Rice first, contracted for his b'll pri tins and made some inquiry about the number of papers In the city, as he wished to adrertlse In all. II* was told that the "Union office was a poor affair, and that Its daity circulation was trilling, and that it did not de serve the patronage of any one." The Profesaor was advised to keep away, and, natural ly, as a sap-headed stranger, he did so. He inserted near a half column advertisement In the otherNwo papers, and did not even show his face Inside of the Union ©dee. We do not aim the above quoted sentence as a literal copy of tho conversation, but it embraces the substance fin a mild««r form) which we procured from a roli-ihle source, and which we have reason to believe, from the fket that this Professor was never inside of our office.

HontrmU*

SSOWN, Edito*. LO!l6t AMMISU E4tl«r

TKIIRE-HATJTE. FRIDAY —••wif'^r «5sr.-r

MORNING. NOV. 27. *57.

Persom&L

Rtmoa taa^jape

Blown by Burmi**. jealonmes, eonjectares And of «o easy and ao plain a atop, That the blunt minster with uncounted beads, The atitl discordant wavering maltltodn*, Can play apon it. —SU*k*p~*r.

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competition that we have been contending with, and as we are not in the habit of making a statement or even g.mmbling about these matters without having a pretty good basis to boild upon, and to show onr readers that we have groutxU for complaint, we ask their indulgence while we trttwgrcw a little from the resolve we made to them in our first issue.

competition is an incentive to ac

tion, and the natural results produced are fmmftmrt and

fmit

but, when such

low and contemptible trickery Is resorted to, to gain the 'almighty dollar' we think he who would stoop to bc«ra*srhia hands in the filthy pool, Is. indeed, low In the scale of huannity. We have worked hard, from the time we were six rears old, having no one to look up to as a protector, and what we now posses, wc hivo made hmor.bly, and wepray God that when we staop te such means to ga:n a livelihood, that he may force us Into the beggar's path for the remainder of «*r day*.

For the benefit of those who may feel an !n*#r«stUi twur prosperity, we will state without fear of contradiction from any source, that the Union office is now and has been on aaayaaJ if noton a more solid foundation than any office now the city, and if no un«een difficulties arise (and other offices are as liable to the ra*»4 c* of mtaforlane as we are) we confidently believe that the Union will btalire and kicking, when tw of the trio, now itt our citr, wlQ be dead, and buried, and forgotten.

In coodwiou, we will nerely remark that when we collect tstaf

it mm titer

it, we shall

be able to par every dollar we owe in the •odd, and bare enoagh left to pwrhase a ro*pectabi* sbrd power pre**, which may be f«cwarded tn mar address in April ftejtt.—• Nothing but a failure to collect what is (he ua, can even shake the Onion uSce, and we isaacine that their* are thaw who wottld give if thry cotiM tmAfeSg svr as mwch.

We also «ndrr»tand that there is staotW gentleman fat this city, who h** bee« eoospic* wmaiy mixing himself in with th* above wwsrtst to injure We stwll now |t«c him a pnlite hint t« hold hi* tongue, if he doea not «Mt to see his name amrntpkmmaif in print. Let hisa attend to his tr*$e in aid ware*, and «t will nst meMbt with he snsr and staff bold fcatoapw If hare to hold il for him.

Men Killed, in a Fight. "We learn fiom Mr. C. M. Crooks, our City Marshal, that a difficulty occurred about five miles north of TerreHaute, on Wednesday, between Lake Still of Tigo county, and Samuel Doty of Parke county, in wbiek Stid received several blows on the head with the fist of his antagonist, from the effects of which he died in about two hours. Doty gave himself up to the authorities of Otter Creek Township, in whose custody he still remains.

The Express eopies a harm

less squib aimed at as by its kindred sheet the

Prairie Beacon,

rials

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and $6,50 in the other. This

wat the mo a [is of creating a little hard feeling against us—as it seemed that we were not treating our customers fairly—when, !H troth, we but acted in accordance with our pledge to Mr. Hudson, knowing, at the same time, that the prices agreed to, were reasonable and liberal. Now, we make this statement simply by way of prefacing wh»t is to follow. We paid but little attention to the rem-irks the above transactions wore the mean* of slirring up, knowing that the censure would fall, sooner or later, where It justly belonged.

and says:

"The above we adopt as onr reply to the two colnmns of twaddle in the Union of yesterday." Knowing as we do, his incompetency and imbecility, and his well-known propensity to adopt—generally without any credit—the productions of others as

The funeral of Mr. John Craw

ford, which took place yesterday at 2 o'clock, from the First Congregational Chnrch, was large. The remnrks by Rev. M. A. Jewett, on the occasion, were such as to retnind us of the uncertainty of life. He spoke of Mr. Crawford as being one among his first acquaintances in Terre-Haute, years ago, and when he looked around he could see but a few more of his early acquaintances left. How forcibly we felt the troth of this remark when we rocognised the ten pall bearers, who acemed to have been taken from the old citizens, and asked ourself—Take these ten out of onr midst, and how many of that class will there be left? Indeed the number will be small. A few more months and a new generation will possess the old homesteads.

The Fire Companies were in attendance, each with the number of hi« company printed on white satin and pinned to the lappel of the coat, an tho numbers covered with crape. A largo number of Railroad men were also in attendance.

DKATH

Ltonntixo SINGULAR

COINCIDENCE.—On Friday last, a woman ia Corydon, whose name we did not learn, was struck by lightning and instantly killed. At the same instant, just as the lightning flashed, hor sister, who was lying on a sick bod, expired. This is certainly one of the most singnlar fatalities of whioh we have ever heard.

We hear of nnmerous instances of damage by lightning during the storm of Friday last. A buggy in which was seated a gentleman and daughter was struck by lightning a short distance from Hanlinshnrgh, Washington county. Tho back part of the buggy and wheels was torn to pieccs, but sw inge to say both the occupants were nninjnred. The same stroke of lightning felled a man from his horseHe was paralysed for a time, bnt soon recovered.—N.

A. Trib.

Invention for Submerging Submarine Cables. An English engineer, Mr. John do la ITayo, has taken out a patent

ANOTHER PORTRAIT OF FORKIGWKR*. Bf At Bditmr tf tht Etntimf SUr.

^TmtTiwta wNnr Yowr.—TV mrs»ployed aad hungry are holding: opra-a*r caret inoih, what thev eall their rightsTHANK GOD HO NAT1VR BORN AMGRICANS

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ARE YET OF THE RAfcE

OPINION AS TO THE'R SIGHTS, BE CAUSE TO BE OF THAT OP! XION A RGUKS ONE TO HOLD TO THE DOCTRINES OF DANTON. ROBESPIERRE, AND THE QUITE AS DANGEROUS SOCIALISTS OF LATER TIMES. THEY TALK IN THEIR FIERCE APPEALS OF

THE CCBL#f MLVB3I SAlft.

§Than

1 hare a liUle tictssn More beadtifri to ate anghi of gold er «lver,

Or brightest gems I see. 'T» not a costly jewel, In casket rich and fine, Nor yet a thing of value

To other hearts than mine*

And still I deem Kyicele^ More precious Car than gold, More beautiful and lovely

Than earthly gems all tuid, *Tb not in iron coffers My treasures safe I keep, And though prke sa highly,

I often o'er it weep.

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for his paper, we are not at all surprised that he should adopt an insignificant sentence in another paper as an answer to an article that he has not brains enough to answer himself.

In a cloeely folded paper And laid away with care, LieaaliitlesanQr ringlet—

William Jolly, et al

for

anew method of submerging submarine olectric cable. The plan ho proposes is to encase a cable like that prepared for the Atlantic Ocean in a soluble compound (tho composition of which is not now mentioned,) capable of floating on the surface of the water for a time. The coating he proposes to use for this purpose he supposes wonld hold it on the waves while about five wiles of cable were played out from the vessel before it began to dissolve, and as it would dis solve gradually, so the cable would sbk gradually to the bed of the ocean. By this means he calculated that there would always be about five nubs of cable lying on the snrface of the water in the wake of the vessel and the remainder wonld describe an incline to within one hundred or two hundred feet of* the bed of the occaa,: so that there would he comparatively little strain and consequently leca liability ol breakage. The cable wonld decend in the ocean almost horizontally, instead of perpendicularly.

A curl of golden hair. With beauty once it shaded A fair and lovely brow, And though long years have wasted,

Hethinks I see it now.

How oft my fingers pressed it And twined it o'er and o'er! All wet with tears of anguish—

Such tears can flow

For the angels came and called him To live with them above. While my heart was all o'erfluwing

With a mother's earliest love.

Then, O, bow sad and lonely Was everything to me! His playthings all were gathered

For those I could not see. We put away his cradle With his little cushioned chair, And my heart, like them, was vacant,

For hope had withered there.

In the dark, cold grave we laid him. Where the weeping willows bow And of him this precious relic

Is all that's left me now. It is strange that I should love it And guard it well with care— This little glassy ringlet—

This curl of golden hair

Our special dispatches* announce the destruction by fire of the Lonisvtlle and New Orleans packet Rainbow, noar Napoleon, Ark. The loss of life is variously estimated at from fifty to seventy-five. The Rainbow was bnilt at Louisville, three year* since, for the Louisville and Hudson packet trade, but entered the southern trado last season. She is owned by her commander, HoLt.cnorr, of Leavenw-orth, Ind., and clerks,Messrs. WM. and M. IFRSTOK, and MARSHALL H.u.nisBtj, of Louisvil!e. She was worth about $25,000, and, we understand, was insurod in Louisville.

Wu We find the following case reported in the regular business of the Supreme Court, now in session at Indianapolis:

Ohio Si.,

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Steamer Rainbow Burned.— Seventy-five lives lost!—Boat a Toal Wreck.

Terre-Haute

Bridge Co.—Appeal petition for release overruled.

MARRIED.

On the 34tb iu*t., by Kev. P. Wiley, at the residence of Mr. Somael Conner, Mr. Crw» Kxirr to M'ai'Euti Coxm.

On S4th Inst., by Rev. P. Wiley, at the residence of Mrs. Baker, Mr. JACOB

MMS LIVOMIA

W. Muxxa.

BAKU,

all of this city.

On the 34th Inst., bv Rev. E.®. Taylor Mr. HK*AV M*ASHT)I

Miss

MABV JANK I.AMO.

County Treaaorefs Notice.

THE

TAXPAYERS of Vigo County wilt take n-Ure that I am ready to receive Connty, School. Kinking Fund, Township, Read and .Specifl«,School Taws ftr t«J7, tt my o«ce »n Fourth Sire-1, near the P»»t OBce, la TerreHaate.

Far bankable ftondi will he nreetved. The taxes for 18S? are a* follows:

*i« I 15

TOWNSHIPS.

Harrison..... ftonejr Creek,.... Pfalrieton,..^-.— Prairie Creek,.... Ptenen*. Riley IM Creek, 5tirlii.v»' ntw Creek....... Fayette,.. ... Sumr Creek...... Lialns,...........

40 to

wMM S«oto *40

9)0411

Harrlma Township W ee«*s on each #|M» *t real estate only. One eoat and a half per a«r« f&r B*»d j«rpo-

To-wr~.« T«rrt*R»i4t IUV. Ttw#. V. C,

ME kT MARKET.

At tlie Provision Store ofC. H. Bailey, Na 3, Wsnttns* The Undersigned *bcgs leave to inforss Ms nnnteroos fHrnds andewstovsera, that be has opened a Meat Market at the above named plate, and iateodsto keep emuftaaqr

FREsfflBE^P, POP* AND SAUSAGES. Meat can be had aOhena.] .Be rvapcctlat Iv aoliotaens'naaev* locall.

Jlov.ST,l«57.dtf. WALTERS. COOPER.

HOTICB

(W1VERN1NG CLASSES IN THIS COtTK-s-VrOTlCIt l« h«*fcy given that the md«rTRY, WHICH PROVES THAT THRV 1^1 siogaed has beets anwfartad adtrtalefro. ARE PERSONS WHOLLY INCAPABLE |«nr«f the estate «T0.1.%«tcr,laMnrV%ii OF APPRECIATING HfS THEORY 0w»»,»8MwJ. AHawwswImnsHagthwa A*»I pft ACTtCB O* OlM GOVERN- i»wlr«iadM»»«d to saM HW, wUI anilt* b* MEXT—THAT THKY ARE AMO^G nwdiale p-r-enl. The t**u Is I* 8TT ItOT ortm

Brt*

S»«r, iTwnafcr |8$?. »-w3«.

Uwh*mL 0. QUXJtT

*en»Haate 6Kcfcmond Bailroad The great Beautifiter Mm leaf aacBctsssfallr seafhti FOUND AT I,AST

CHANGE OF TIME N aodaft^r Moadav, the23rd inst.. Three Trains will leave'Duly, (Sunday* ex-

oepted as fallow* MORNING EXPRESS TRA N. Will leave at *15 A. M. Arrive at Indianapolis at 6-30 Stepping only at Braxil, Grecncaatle and

NIGHT EXPRESS.

Will *awe at 9 P. Arrive st IndBanapolis 12^5 A. M. Stopping at Highland, Brazil, Reels, Gecea-. castle and Betlville.

Morning and night Express make direct connections at Indianapolis with TVains for the east. £. J.

Nov, 23-d

POCKET BOOK LOST

TOST,

on Monday, 5oremb*r 2Sfd, between the Colored Churrh and McGregor1* Still House, aveltow ealf «k packet book, eontalaInjc one ten dollar and one one dollar cold piece —on# twe dollar and an* one dollar bill, postage (tamps, and a receipt from Agar. The rold was rolled ap In apiece of yellow papet. The Under will be liberally rewarded by leaving ihe pocket book and contents with the editor of I be Union. M. P1CK.RKLL.

XOY.S4, 1857—dlw.W1LSOS TERRE-HAUTE

OYSTER SALOON-

doors west of Branch Bank

/—\THE undersigned would respcct fiilly inform the eitizens of TerreHaute and vicinity, that he has just fitted up a new Ojstcr Saloon on Ohio Street, three doors west of the Branch Bank, where he is prepared to serve those who may favor him with a call, with the best Ovsters the market affords, which are received daily b) Adams Express.

Families supplied with Oysters by the can or half can, on reasonable terms. Confectioneries, such as Candies, Cakes. Fruits, &c., kept constantly on hand and for sale. not forget the place, and moreover do not forget to call.

A. QUIMBY, Proprietor.

U* P. S. Board by the Day or Week. Nov. 21-dlm

iW ARRIVALS!

It affords the subscribers pleasure

in alvising the public of their

NEW DRY GOODS'

they are now opening.

All who are conversant with the

present great commercial panic in the

Cast,are also awaro of the

Unmerciful Slaughter,

Dry Goods'

Millions of Goods

are sacrificed daily, at prices unpre

cedented in the annals of our com

mercial history.

The present crises has been taken advantage of by the subscribers, and thousand* of dollars worth of elegant and perfect goods are offered at prices that would tickle the fancy of the mo*t fastidious.

French Merinos,

at prices loss than they cost to import them. EFGLISH MERINOS OMBRE SHADED CASHMERES,

ALL-WOOL PLAID MERINO.

Splendid Fancy All-Wool DeDainea, Cashmeres. riain All Wool Delainas.

Elegant Valentias,

French 4-4 Prints, English 3-4 Prints, American 3-4 Prints. Fine assortment of Womens' and Childrens' Wool leu and Cotton Hose.

Ladies' and Gentlemeas'

FORbaldKKKTUnKS

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tcniorj ACCOMMODATION TRMN Win leave at 7 l5 A.M. Arrive at Indianapolis 10:45 A-M-Stopping at all wav stations when signaled.

IT PERMKTI.Y GRAY Hir i* la or^tottetloRMvm latariaatly tk* h*a4 r'»#m ill U«rcf. Me. tag and all Mwtaia, *cakl h-rad »4 all enpllo-» makes ike ktir (oft, kwtlUiT. and and wW mint* t-« ait Uaakajciaab'* asro. rwaaovea, a« hy ma|lr, alt blolrtke* &<?., fi*» Ikf hcr aad rare* aenratjeta and xcrroua ,-adarh«. Sev circalaraud lk« fcUowtag. iw*r, s. n.. F«h. s, ixrr.

PROF. O.J WOOD «t CO.—CK*««U: Wltfci* a (evdav* hav« received man} onl«r* and rails (r Prof. O. Woo Ralr

f.r

RW1»I*UT»,R

that to-da? wc were compelled Utaead to

O«UMI

a quatA i. (ibe itt dnxea yon forwarded heiaf s«lIO vhile «e nifkl «Her t)«tnt I frow tm. KTerT tmtUe we aave .*otd seems t» tar* predated throe or four new easterners, and the approbation, and patronage It r« celve* trmn Uie •Mttntel nti-lfiid worthy rUlce *efour riclalli, Mlt cnml*"" a* that itt* A MOST ViWA^LJK ^KKPAXATtOX.

Send as as a«oi» may he Me po» tl and one dosna tt slae and heiieve yn*n ver rasseetfhlly.

Sljaed)

PECK. Sapt.

DAJnRLLATBROPdt CO.

fflek nr G»ve, St. Charles m. Mo., Itnv. tt "5*. PROF. O. J. WOOD— Dear Mr. ,amnrr we «*«r*s inilartd lo of your Hair Haworative, and lUnfrfUww an wo«»4erfe«l It oar duty l» eu and thaalRteted, to reiart (I.

Oar HUle tonVliead for»oroe time bed been ••rfectly cor«r«l with *ore*. and called It wild ke«d Tne hair almost entlrelt came off cninMSjnenre, wh-n a friend, advifcod tn «k vonr RMloratke, we did with little hono of ww«, but. to onr aurprlso. and that "f all oor IWetid#, a vrry tow ap ligations rsm*vnd Uio dlsa-sa entirely, and a now and lasarfaat crop of hair «o*n «larted out. and c« can now ray that oor boy, has as health) a ftcalp, and a* luxuriant a crop of ha'r as any other child. We ran and dn h-rwbj raeomniend your Rr»lomtire, a* a perfect remedy for all of the *ea!ji and hair. "VFe are, v«»r» re*crtftillv.

GKORGK W. HlGGtXBOTHAM. SARAH A. H1GOIXBOTHAM.

PROP. O. J. WOOD—Iear Sir: 1 have onod two bottles nf Prof-»«nr Wood's Hair RertnraUva, and can tru/y s-iy It I* the irreateot dlv«ivory of the age for r.--i«rinpiml rlianalnath^ Hair. BeI re nsiii^ It I wa* a mix nf seventy. You ean reenminond It Ic the world without tho least fear as my case l« one of the a onit kind.

Yunrtt Res«ectlUllj'. DANIRt. K. MVKPMV. O. J. WOOD dt TO., Propris-tor*. 319 Br-wd-*ij, N«w Vork, (In the jrr»-nt N. V. Wire Railing Kstal'lishment.) ahd

114

Marki'Kt., St.

Strength on Ing

Cordial

A N O O I

K1FIER.

'l^HK greatext romel\ lit th# world. This Cor I dial is distilled Omi a Berry known mIj to myself, and rhtftiilrally ronibinid «ith some ilie

valuable

M^.lirl IML NF

IKTIM and hnrku

Known to tho mind of man, rig: lilood r»el. black root, wild cherry Kark. yellow Jnfk, dandi'lloiis. «arsc.paiiltn. elder flowers. «-!lh olhurs. producing the most infallible roniody for Uw rcul 'ratlon ot health ever knonn.

IT IS NATI'UK'S OAV.V RKMKPY, CuringdlsensfK by natitrul laws. When laken. Its lutallng influoncei Is felt ro irsi tlirongh every win of the body, purifying aud aceelernllng the ilrculatioii of th blood. It nculrallre* an liillloiis niattorli th slo.uurh, and strongtlioiiIhe wholo org.Mtlxall'iii.

McLean'* St: iiigtlieuliig Cnrallal will elTocUall} cure l.lrur conipliiititi, Chr*nic »r AVrre«

THKKK IS NO MISTAKK

a good assortment, KX

Ladies' Cloaks and Talmas,

Splendid lot of ChenieHe,* Stella, Droche, and double heavy Woolen Shawls.

Eieh Line of Embroiderios.

Dress and Cloak Trimmings^ Flannels, Linseys, Tickings, Bleached Muslins, Irish Linens,

Tweeds, Satinet and Cassimeres. Mens* Shawls, Red Blankets. A slendid lot of Petersham, Seal, Plnsh, For, and Beaver Overcoatings, nansaally cheap. Knglisk, Emnch, and A merioaa Cas-

MBerH, from 91 to $8 per yard. 50 pieces of aesorted Collars, French Cloths Bioley 4 Simaai'a)th« b««t make tn the world for durability, a«4 haavtjr of AsM,

PLUSH A.VP

8IWC'

TIM JOBBLIHL Ttada partionlaiij gfoa as a eall.

T* SIWP A*

a eatt. p,

NHTKftT mo..

Farrltftoa's Block, Narth fJ^fetic Tiw llnt#, fi, ,4*4 K#n t^dwti

HOt!T IT.

This cordial will ne»xr fail to cure any of the abore dlscasos. If taken as per tlirecllnnsMH each bottle. In German, Knglisb and French.

OVKR HAI.K A MIL' ION OP BOTTf.F.S Hare beon »»ld d'lrinr the pat si* months, and in no iiistnnrehas li fnll. in irivtiig entire sailsractln. W'h" then, will suffer from weakness or debility when

McLimm'i Slrtmflkming C*r4i*i

will core you.

TOTHK1.AIH8S.

Do you wish lo lie healthy and strong? Then go at once ami get some of Mclean's Cordial, tl will strengthen and Invigorate your h|.^»d to flow through every vein, and the rich rosy bloom ol health to mount to rour cheek again. Every buttle warranted «o give ati«fnc«ioii,

FOKCHII.DKEN.

We say lo parents. If your children arc sickly, puny, or afllicted with complaints prevalent among chlldr-n,give them a small quantity ol McLean's C«rdial. and It will make ihem healthy. Cut and r-dtusi. IK-lay not a moment, try it aud ill Ix convinced.

IT IS DKl.H'lOtTSTO TAKK. KVKKV COUNTRY MKRCHAXT Should not leave the city until he ha-" pmcurad a*np}dyof McLean's Strengthening Conllal. It sells rapidly, because it always cares. A liberal discount will be made to those who buy to sell again.

yon

CAUTION—Beware of Druggists or dealer? who may try lo palm upon yon some Bitter o» Snrsaparilla trash, winch they can buy cheap, by •aylng It Is Just a* good. Avoid such men. Ask f»r

Met.Mm'* Strmgtkiiminf

At»o. Nd^sii'i Volcanic Oit Liniment. Princl|*l 4cimi on the cunser of Third and PI I St. Louis, Mo.

IL.f" P«»r«ale ta Ijonlsrlll* by Belt, Tatbott

Beer* C«wt ply of MeLeae's Volcanic Ol! Untasaat. rapidty, beeaaae Halwa'cares.

A liberal dlsro«Mtwlll be mad* to tls bwy to Mil agsta. For aale Wv i.

DRYi GOODS

8$, f| j*

At €0 eta. on the Dollar

,a~ A. Oa tha eoat W

IMPORTATION.

I a

But no less true that millions of goods hare been slaughtered in New York, during the last two months.

Our buyer has been busy daring that time securing some of the great bargains as the piles of goods on our counter will bear testimony.

We desire to call tho special

attention of the ladies to the

following list and only ask ot

them to compare prices.

1AUIS.

And sold by all ffood DiUggists. Nor. 17-dai*3Un.

MCLEAN'S

Plain French Merinos*

Royal Purple, London Brown, Tan Color,

All

Wood Coloi, Stcne Color, Mazarlue Blue,

Marie Louise Blue, Sky Blue, Greeu,

Crimson,

Maroon,

Pink, At 65, 85, SO, and $1,00 One dollar Merinoes are superior to any in town at 1,25.

Silk

MJaundlrr.«/(ilMDW

Dfhih'Sf.

Kiiftfy nmJ all #jiriwr« mriting from niix*r4rrt4 l.ixrrer ttlmmoek. lyspe|wta.

Hcarll'iirii. InwuM I'lles. Aeldl'. or

SiokiiuM of the Stomach, dullness tf Bio to the itoad, Dull Pain or Swimming in th* H.»» PnlpiUitlon of the llrart. Kulli»s nr li. Ihe Stomach Sour Kmetnlioiis, Choking or Buffo rating h'w^ling when lying down. Dryness or Vettown ,-xi «i the Skin and Kyes, Night* Sweats, Inward Ferors. f*niti In the Srnnll of ihe Back, rhest or Side, Sndden flushes ofhoat, ncpreMloii of Spirits. Krlelitful Drnams, Despondency or ail} Servms* IHseno. Sores of Blotches «tn llio Skin", and Kerer mid Ague (or Thills and Kevcr.) It will also cure liea«es ol the Bladder nnd Womb, «nch as Ketftinal Weakness, tncoi tlaenoeof Urine. Strnngnarv. InflammatUm or Weakness of Ihe Womb or Madder, Whlse«. A-c.

Black Lyons Velvets

For Cloaks with elegant triir. mings to match at extraodriua* ry low prices.

Shawls!

Brochc' I^ong Sliawls 10 to $2( worth double the money. Moire Antique, IJorduno, Stel la Shawls at $ 8,50* Stella Chenille Borders.

Broche Borders, 1'rinted Borders 2,25 to 5,00*

Co./Springer A Bro.. and Ksyaiond A Patten. Mel.BA5*S VOt-C tlnC OIL LtKtMKNT, The b«*t Unlment in the world for man or beast.

Atmrhtr Ki-marlm$f*'Cwrr

Performed by McLean's Voicaaie OU Uslami. Read tv»r yoarselrea: Thomas Fort, a Maekmnttlt. living near Cass aeensi* en Tenth str*»ei. had a h«rr1ble rnnning sorerxt hia He trIH varlons Mntmenta, Salves. &r.. but ceald do II n« gwvd. He despaired »f ever being able tn w«rk UMs trade again, because lie could o.rt bear aer weight on bis Mi and by one smalt bwtt'e nf McLean's Vulcanie OH UnimeaL, be is now perfectly cared.

Kbewmatiam, naraljsts. neuralgia, bruises, sprains, stiffness In the Mats nr mnsalee, swelling*. once throat, earache or taolhacbe. wsnsls. ft*sh eats, sorm. bams, seatds. pains, dee., yield t« the •*«sogie** istNM* of this w*a4erfol UalMCSl.

P»r Horses and Cattl» It la an IsttlllUf routedy fm chafes, galls, scratches, crsrkrd beets. l««aeneaa. sfaavhs, sweeny, sptlnu Sato la. broU«M. swelliags. tr«ss4, rattlesnake bites, and vartoaa other diseaae* «Mdi mImIS arw liaWe to Ihna

tcdarle

stry Mecrhaat absxtld obtain a

pnr

acrtdswt*.

H7Met.RAN,

Mswislsr. naraer

•'Third aadPlne sU^, iWU Lsste, X«. alaa for •ale as ikwi. J. R. Cfnntaffftaai a«d A Ilea INmm*. Agent*. ftqit. 4,-daw if 7VrreR*atn, I ad

rorSale or

jgl'lLPING Lota cat Marlutl Uuk» OSoe) ftbe Bnnst dtatrwai} viil t»e aaM low or leaned for a tarn af jaaai. for MM li«w Planae anptj to aiAS. CROFERMAN.

Koe. 14i]m {Extras and Joomai oopj.)

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wmi

A large lot of new Fall Style purchased

and take

nnthlng else. It is th* nly remedy that will pn Hty the blood thoroughly, aud at the same time strengthen the sy*4em.

One tablespooVifnl taken every morning Aisttnf Is a certain preventive tot Cholera, Chills and Perer. Yellow Fever, or any prevalent disease.

Price only tl per bottle, or six Wiles for ftS. J. If. M'-I.KAR, S.de Proprietor «flh Cordial.

from

dol

Fine Printed French Merinoet At 1,00 per yard.

French Printed DeLaines and Cashmeres, marked down to Cost

New and Beautiflil

dere Robes very

Stora Temple Robes, stacks of Dcbeges at 8 cents worth 20 cents.

Bayaft.chem

CAfiHMERKR

at 11 and 12c worth 20 to £6ctt. FINE FANCY DELAINES at 15c worth 25. 4-4 A S 9 18f worth 80 oenti. 5-4 CASHMERES 20

Mid

25 worth 85

and

*0 «*ata.

VALENCIA#

15 sod 20 worth 80 and 4# POPLINS 4 SILK 14, 20 sad £5 All the above named as well as many other goods now in store and on the way, were purchased lately for cash during the height of the Panic, and will be sold at

ftQRN AND OATS, frr aUe tow br ii. AOWfS, K«». IT dtf S*M IC4* *1 Ito

i. l#ili*ri!w^io

the prices asked

by those who purchased theit stocks early in the season,

HIGH, BDSAXId A OQ Corner Uita Wsth

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