Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 275, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 November 1857 — Page 2

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I. m. ttKOWX^i^r. li T. ffOMGj Aaa»«itfte K41tor.

TEliHE-l IAUTE.

IT Sir Oracle,

inj

week? atxl

and

of the Eipreu, virtually ad-

tvices one tkird

oanfcJ^^e to be pl^ceti in a mm, un-j day an article from the

of the nett earnings of the

•dice," we rather imagine we can p*y all we ,«rc. This matter remains unsettled *nd we intend to have every red that justice a id htm Orahle dealing *111 give ns. We have the n.ii'ricU aad you have had onr .xrrriccs, up to the time you sold out to the 'R*publican party, at which time you alsM tried to sell us.

You boanted, during the

dollarnow

and you can

ta!Uilyo(

tract, ot having made near

this con

eighteen hun&red

take the

one third

of that amount

fareillf rce

th.it you

ItoasUd

i^SW Hndson desires to ace ns put

up at auction and sold to tho highest

bidder. Thi« open avowal of what

we know to be tho

trus and natural

mntimtnt qfth* man,

does not surprise

us much. Robert N. Hudson—Sir

Oracle Hudson,

who imagines that he

i# "lord of all beanrveya," no doubt

would be glad to see many othera nn

der the hammer, to gratify his

cious

and n&n>

avari

equality

principle#.—

lie is not the only one who is identi

fied vith the abolition party, that en-

tortaiui similar views—that claaa is

quite numerous.

lation.

ten times

than we would lid for him—"narry

rtS" would wo mxm% in that specu

t^T The Kew York Journal of

organ, and has stood. Tor years,

American tnanufactuiwi. It no*

tho folly of its course, and that tlw

Abandonment of our home interestn

wad putting our manufactures at the

liaxard of competition with the pan-

p«r labor of Europe, ha* brought the

pur v.

country. Bat liking tl» tnagtaanitr- |daivjnstH

ft*''.* I

cotaft to ,lh^

rieht track *r*u» I tW«V

•ft A Champion i. the FieU.

littla too soon, to m:»ku any capital out of it.

Wobftvo pnta plain question to the Journal and it failed to answer it,as we knew it wonld. The fact is, it cannot tell ns wAy the dec! von of (he Supreme Court is not at binding upon the question of a bank as it is in the Dred Scott ca»4f That's the question wo wan't it toaowcr. But it dodpet off to the probability of reeearthrin# the bank and the corruptions and revival of the lITliy party—which arc subjects altogether foreign from the point of discnsMon that ire are trying »o hold it to. Lot as narrow it a little and see if ve can't get at it in another way.— "Will the Joumai nnswor this ques Von—had Oongre** power to charter a

national bank^

thii question fir*t, and wo can talk

about the tx^ediencif hereafter. No

dogging.

the svnaHtannets and large hoops so

common amongst the latlie#. But if

im),

dcr any circarastaitw*, who ill make a po«- hich his made us an entire convert

trpatov Ui. t«* a^

Thl« we ar# talkiBg

cha|^. Stick to text like* roi«,,nrac-1 and that the men have'no business knowledge that Vowr faithful pronrM* aire a* to concern themselves abont it. No aoap tafobta, »ml jmir t*th "foot a flcetm- )awvcr

B'ur Oracle wind* op abort paragraph in the following ''Bombast**# Furio«o" at) le: 'The gresteaimterart we'have in the concern, i», that when any one of its cwn« ri» cornea to our nfllee again and carries (iff our paper, they will pay for it, arid not compel iur foreman to the pirm- nt, and then run the chano.'f of getting it. This i* ail, 1m«c— pfcy'for what you got, a ad we will run the risk 0 you stepping auy further on our toe4.

Indeed, $irOrttclr, whvii we carry away anj thing from your your mammoth Job rooaia Str OrarU't OKFICE.wc will pay for •what we got,

espeeio'ly if

tec

ord

tve beg ten thousand pardons, and

MpND^X MORNING. NOV. 30, '£7 j*»H promise, in the event of forgive-

ne*s, never again to commit a like

offence. We arc a I trays open to con-

Ibte-lhe dutrge we mule him on FK4*7* W* uov 1«t uk inortiV m'n if thrrc viction of error, and we'publish tola

evcr

And when the proper time me* u1 ejjen{ than does the lady who apeak of dJin» work Jchenp, we arc on hand. ... .m ™rw wrote this article, the canse of "PettiH«hrvrer, in the menu titne'we will remark that we can work lor no!htug and.mnkc more than you can, [fr we Wi«*e that could make frtroda, and., it l.-i utrtBHrlj donkful whether you eottld or not.

The

paper you seem to refer to, was selected by your foreman, for a job we wert doing, atid which he waa authi»rir."d by the Temple of iti&nbr to superintend. The pflfxr was thought to be preferable to that at the Bo«k Store, and your foreman (as an officerol the Temple) furnished uc with the p.tfer, for which we gave the Temple credit. What a too^-a Aoo lhiaia? Ain't joa asliamcil of yourself, to on dearer to dweeire a community in thia man iter? Sir, we pay for all we get, of yon or any «neel*e. But, air, to whittle 11»imutter lown to a point: If ou will pay what you «tly owe us, opoii a written contract, to which /our name i« signed in your own hand writing. «nd reads thua—"iuid Drown is to have for his

(ho

Come, let us settle

Home Journal

(|ie doctrioe t1)at tllC W the

wear just what they please

defended the cause of his

cba'o:racy." Jt is due to the "rights of women," that we should publish it, even at the expense of flinging "the rights of men" to the dogs for at least a day. "Yon, I know, are too gallant as well as too just, to refuse to receive the little plea'I wont to put in, against the awful accusations of "extravagance," 'folly' and what not— that fashionable abuse of fashionable abuses—now levelled so coutinuously at the weaker sex, in every printed sheet which reaches ns, that sitting at home, we are qnito bombarded with onr own errors—learn to consider ourselves accountable for the present 'hard times'—smuggle our new bonnets surreptitiously into the hoosc—and dare, only by stealth, to wear onr Lest dresses. But these things have come to a criscs: worms will torn,and so will butterflies,though born cntterpillars so will the 'ornamental' or butterfly sex. At least,we object. Yes! we object! "There are many 'counts in the indictment.' We are too extravagant, too vain, too silly, too ignorant, too undignified, too ambitious. We arc to® eager to follow fashion, to court notoriety, to seek admiration—we dance, we dress, we flirt, too much ue walk and cook too little we are not polite, amiable, economical, witty or domestic, and have, in fact, too many Rights, and no Wrongs. They ailmit us angels, very readily, but alas! on angel deceuded from its pedestal, into private life, with its wings clipped, and charged with every peccadillo in the calendar, from A to Z, inclusive, is a poor affair Assist ns to patience! shade of Griselda, whilo wo defend ourselves! ''firm.— We arc extravagant: and vain—not domestic or ecomnnipal— more '..roamontal' than useful. "There is no excuse for tliis if it be not in the fact, that we form ourselves on

tastes of our fathers and lovers.

As long as men marry for beatify*, and admire it tastefully and exoeneively attired, so longahall we consider beauty as the chief good, and its costly accessories a necessary part of life.— As long as they ndmire us thus arrayed, so long shall we be vain of their admiration. As long as lovely, quiet, domestic pit Is, who are truly accomplished, iu every sense of the word, and equally fitted to be the helpmate of a poor man, or the idol of a rich one, languish in father's house, while ft brilliant and showy elegante, wholly unfit for every duty save that

being well drtMScd* is first selected

as partner to a man's heart uud purse, ?o long shall we contiuno to be not

useful/but ornamental!

'•Jtem.—We

arc too willing to fol

low fashion, to court admiration, to

adapt ourselves to a given model. "It is the fashion now, among gen

tlemen, to ridicule ihe large hoops and small bonnets, as it is the fashion for Uiioo to wear them. Popular lcctnrers jocularly allude to them, 'Commencement' poems satirixe lhem they arc a very stronghold offnn to edit

ors in their 'Wit and Ilumor' column yes, I will wager a new pair of gloves, that the wives and sweethearts of all these lecturers, poets, and editors. wear the very bean-knots on their beads, and have Iheir skirts inflated to the fashionable Rtand&rd,

with the consent of their husbands or lover*! Charley Caraway, and all tho youths

Sir Graclo l»id# "one red" to st*rl

the aal«. Thai is jost

his 'set ,' know no pleasure

exquisite *S that

uttering the

deep end poignant witticisms on our dress which these items provoke and during their calls, entertain rj with

dissertations on our *n extravagance

And

folly, at oocea brilliant and oj»eful subject for conversation. Yet, were 1 to wear my hoops quarter of

7 a a a

Uvwuieree t« a leading [Caraway would not walk with me,

the bead of tbowu who liavc advocated

aoa Were

what

fr*e-trade and nprvosfKl protection to —that is, my grandmother's—none of free-trade, ana oppowap 1

the only moan* ofnoumg apoa a«d «^l«lo«t*

I to ensconce my head in

they call 'reasonable* bonnet

4jt wml

a bow to me in ibt

street. W here, tfcen, toe mcoaws- fcecaose

ptMent financial pwMur* ttpon *he|^ -Kigl,u,'| bored to 4e«tlt Ah, why. indeed

Uj to acktw*Mg« *rror, L«r right to oo«rteiy con^kra- dance? time, of getting lb*!

Uon,

trm

Wem^r poisiblv. some time or jicr in Haq»?r'* Monthly who lately other, have undertaken to condemn I &vor®d

^ght

The wrf

w'th

his views on 'Oar La-

die?,' t#kfs care to premise, that he does not number himself, especially

F1 heartily empathizes, that he makes their grumblings his own. The touching eneigy with Inch he complains of thoe little trifles of courtesy and respect which dignify and grace lifo everywhere, and which are so notnral to every true gentleman,

that he wonld as «oon stop to 'count

the cost'of the air he breathes, as of

the gentle service he renders, whether it be received with cold selfishness, as in a few cases, or gratefully accepted, as in many. These complaints, we say, call up in our minds, dark visions of that elderly bachelor with an enlarged figure, a rusty coat, and an expression of unutterable sourness and scorn, who never gives up his scat to a lady in car or coach, growls audibly at children and bandboxes in an omnibus—never helps a lady over a crossing—never offers an arm or an umbrella—never picks up fan or haudkcrchicf, hub treads over them instead, steps on dresses, helps himself first dt the table, and bitterly denounces the whole female sex, if his dinner or his journey, be delayed half a second in their honor. We care not to Interfere with 'the score of his nge,' nor yet to hazard a guess how many scores it is, but we venture to assert that no youth—sitting opposite his pretty, intelligent sisters, and graceful dignified mother, with the fascinations of his circle of lady friends yet lingering about him, and the truly American respect for their sex in which he has been ed ucalod tempering his speech and restraining his pen—ever indulged in the'sour grape' style of wit with which this article abounds and we must find it hard to believe that so much wisdom is of later date than the century "Item.—Wb are mere butterflies of fashion—pietly enough to look at, but ignorant, silly, and vapid in conversation. "Why," a.sks the same sipient writer,'are the parties and bulls, where womeu congregate, only a show place for their external charms?" Per haps, because a picture is not an opera, and an actor not necessarily an author. If you go to a ball, you go to dance, y«u go to dress, you go to see and bcM'cn, to laugh, to flirt, to eat ice creams, to chatter nonsense— in fine, to umuse yourself. Why, then alio ild you expect more than the programme hfifords—insist on being wise, when ynu came to be foolish to talk sense, when you came to talk nonsense to moralize, when you ought to waltz, and philosophize when you ought to polka Perhaps the fair fingers renting on your arm have been as deeply dyed with ink as your own. If they were, you would not know it, for to be 'literary'Is worse than to be a murderess, and the most courageous 'beau* date not trust himself in the society of a 'blue.' Anj unusual display of wit or intelligence, procures its author the name of a 'sharp girl' and the soft meaningless smiles and pretty inanities of the 'sweet, amiable creat nre,1 who has just sense enough to skillfully attraot her beaux, and talk ball-room nonsense, is far more 'taking' to admirers, than the quick intelligence and bright eyes of a more intellcctnal rival, who not wise enough to conceal her wisdom. Say what you will, a man would rather be looked up to by an ignorant wife, than advised by wise one and his ideal of a woman is nearer the standard of Byron's Medora than of Tennyson's Priitcefis. He may admire and respect the one—-he loves and marries the other

"Then blame us not if we appear soulless, Perio, since you will have it so and don't complain of our Ignorance till you are sure of it. The yonng lady who eats her ice so tran

quilly by your side may have the soul of a Sappho, or the peu of a Hemans the fair partner of your last schottische might confound you by ber knowledge of the clasf-k-* the pretty girl who hangs so hcMessly on your arm in the crowd, in mental strength and moral enrage might well take yon on hers yo ir lovely »•#-«-»«, who looks up so inno vndy into the fact? of her

devoted attendant, hides the keea obaervativn a»d ironical wit of an Edinburgh

bon

viewer nutter her drooping

lashes and the sweet trifler with whom you pull crackers, and exchange

sermon, «libs a bettor essay, pronounce a better oration, and make a more eloquent plea, than you, ray professional young man, who flirt with her Oh, pray don't jadge oa

from appearanaea* especially in a ball joom aud dtw't let as misjudge yon,

yon

tcncy? jce&l what yoa kaow bat entert*iia us

fa1Nr__W« *rc not aot with the PenUtecch inttemd of the Pol-

,»,1 nngr.lcfUl for it. Mcl. Mly. wkr go .W»J~ It *t»ng*lT to tttoseitiw wise *a«l lfi»med ja%*5 a word.

hatre oot oar tact to coa-

&a»t

ia dod»riac th«t oar ts«nt oii«d, •»!»?, io a woni.

«y nearest Iq tl»« na»o of wontkr, why not

a* the wtaker and fcebter "Tbe same au»bd wnter. who

J..J.W v:n.i jy^MQei tttMd itt |b«dte«aU tho charges it la f»wc»W»e

«.M« i|M2 i. o«

I for which th« 'genUeawa of th« «3tl |add« m*ny new one* of hi* own—im-

h*d Wtter g*^ int« a/**&* nroverbbl, which' pcaches parwaul disdplio-s as vrtU

Don

tmsbimg in

free and bold. 'Long before

on the score of age,' among the 'old h«ra as an acknowledged lover.'

ambler*,' with whom he yet so fairness of this comparison is evident j-, when n*e remember that

TOWSSHIPS.

before* ah# we

oar own d%aityi too lax, oar

oai»t3 Wi—la1too «k*uMd, oar nwaacr* 6»o

ptm*

ooi Jawr

rank,

girl in

England or France dares to raise her eye# to the face of a newly-made male acquaintance, in America, so rapid is her progress that she will have secured

The

joung girl j"

in 1" ranee ij» excluded from society! cuUraitd tfac wiowii.p.

lik? a nun, or enters it nnder strict m*traint—a mere puppet in thehan !s

of her put.!*, until the marri.g* .ilk JaSCT RfS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Hbr*

n.AitT

yon* Pimm

axd pluck

Torn Doi-

itM.—Millitmair*.

^^ifcoalir

Wtention

E the undersigned would call the atof their customers ,\nd the public in general, to the factthnt they are Still engaged in the C«1 trade, in llii? city, ntid are now prepared supply the city with any amount nf coal, •*»shortn- tioe,

At 10 Cents per Bushel,

delivered to any p:trtof city, and those who choose to patronize tn c*n always have it Ht these figures, ns we do not wish to take advantage of anyone's necessity, ns his already been done by some of our coal dealers. All orders left with C. A- Goodwin at the. Vigo County Scales, or with the undersigned at thnr residence, first Square KaU of tiie T. If.

A R. R. R.

Depot, will receive prompt atten

tion. Tkbms—Cnshon delirerv. Nov. 23-l3w

J-

S. & A C. CQMBS.

WEET CIDER., for sale at 2 8 A A S

County Treasurer's Notice.

rPUE

TAXPAVKltS of Vigo Conn-

JL ty will take notice ihat 1 am ready to roeolve County, School, Sinking Fund, Tawnabip, Read and SpeciHc. School Taxes for l?.'»7. ct my offleo on Fourth Stre t, near tiie Post Ofllce, in TorreHnnto.

Par bankable ftinds will be received. The taxea for 1857 are aa follow*:

53i nt»

sis

«i •B -5|

Harrison Hon«r Cre«k,.... Pralrieton Prairie Crock,.... P1«r*«n.... Kitey ...... Ud Creek, 5ovins............ Otter Creek....... PayctK* Bnirar Cnmk...... Uaton,

bon

mottoes, could preach a better

«to *40 10 io 40

5 90 Ml a 90.M.1 S3

O 40 W 40JVoiio 40jHt'

00 I 'jj

I«|

,_.10 40(10

To«wh1p 19 ectiU M«Mk |lol of

rtotl r*tatii only. On« ml and a hair per acre for Bo*d jmrpoiMNl.

I One half cent additional iwr «n«. S F. CVSSISOHJIM. Torre-a«nl«,SoV.

1857. Trcan. V. C,

Terra Haate & Rtchxadnd E&slroad

CHANGE OF TIME

nsdaiter Monday, fhe93rd Tbtee Tran will 1c*t« Daily, (Saadaj* exeeaud a* fo»lrt*?r

MORS INC. EXPRESS TRA3N. Witt leave at. 3:15 A. S. Arrive at h»di**i*po[)« at 6-30 Steffibig only at Greeecastle and C*rttitat-

ACCOMMODATION T»IAIN Win a A Arriro at lodiaoapoli* 10:45 A.M.

EXPRESS

Win ham

ai......«»i.i P. SI

Anite at Indianapolis. .I2^S A. 8tomisf at HljrWaad, SruB, Red*, G«eeaB*U(3ie.

JKorwbig aad Bqwew wake dfawi

o/mmmdiom

at ladiamoafis with Tr*i« for

the mm*-. .£•, h, FflCK,?^ Xgr.aMwIai

The great Beautified

So l»a« «n*wcc««*f*»|ly

FOUND AT LAST!

FOR

rrKKsmjivKs LY JIRAT Hair i" its orijrt. aletrion l«suri*«lly tba batd h^«S f- raore* all 4»i»JruflV 'tc l*ht sraM h^itl mil emj.lhv makes the hairtoll. boallbv antl anl will rmfrre it t» m«v by luajHe. all UU'U bc# (tr., Tmwthr ftcr,

?, cum ucanltit Mt •enamh^ihdit). Se«ttt

the husband obtained for her, throws u- to-d»y »e t« a to h..«»..b

open her prison gates, and enables her to plunge at once into the widest freedom, unrestrained by a single thought of love or duty to the husband procured for her without her knowledge or consent. The terrible state of society in France is too well known for comment. Is any of it attributable to these circumstances?— Will any anxious father kindly make the experiment, a la Francaise, and let us know? "'Ihe unsparing pen of Thackeray has laid open Knglijdi society, with its hollow forms, its shallow hvpoeri-* sies.its flimsy pretences,its worso than Freneh morals, to our view. Where, from the throne downward, young girls are sold into legal slavery, as interest,

Dover. S. H..

tiitatv

wealth, family pride—

everything hut love—may dictate where they are bred up like Circassian beauties for my lord to buy, and tanght their fate so young, that they learn from infancy how much their charms are worth, and when to bo frugal, and when prodigal, of their display. Since there is but one object in all, oh shall we look among tht?se trained and practised beauties—who may well be cold, since all the generous warmth of their hearts is chilled from childhood, and rigidly correct, with no natural feelings to sway them, fer models to free and ingenious American girls, who, without French restraints or English reserves, follow the unbiassed dict-ttes of their own hearts! The carping critic above, who grants American women beauty, while he denies them the possession of every other quality lovable in woman, should remember that his worlk of New York, front which he judges us, is only the Paris of America—ihe Sodom of the New world and that from sea to sea, a nation of happy husbands and virtuous wives, of tender fathers and loving daughters, protests agaiuat. the railing injustice of this modern Diogenes! "CAPRirE.-"

Feh.

S. If37.

PROF. O.J. -WOOD & CO.—Genu:

WHUta

Hair"

,St3X!

IniCioM,) whil« wi* tnijrht order a quant tv fum jxiu. Kyco' b»tiie ve w»W septus to Intro pwi.«irtw«orb«r»»J

•l|ir»taUa*,

ill-",

Yuur* Kc.ii»ctfullj. DAMKI. S. Mt KHIlV. 0. J. WOOll A rn., Prnt'rtetir. 31.' Mr-.a.!-«r»y, S«w York, fin

It IS llKI.iriOtt^TOTAKK. KVKKV ROITKTIF\' MWTCIMIST Khontd not leave the city until hetia'1 pocarol a snpply nf M1^joii** jetrrnpAeoli't Cnrdiai. ll aelUrnplJly. Iifrinw!it alwmr* A liberal diHoount will b« toaJe Un«« wiiu bar fv #vn ajrsin.

*nd ttr- ce«v-» Iivm i!v

Hiost »'ib#l ntl *n«l worihy ritlzr »f our vicinHt. fUllv

foin

im-f ns that It ts A -MOST V.t LU»

ABLE HKKHJkK.VTlOS. Scud U5 &* soon a* m*t he «tc gnwi* $1 »!io dhl one itniDii $2

intHi -tievt us .«r» Ttf}

nssoectftilly. .{tignvA) -ATHROP* CO Hick rv 6rvr, St. Oh -He*

en.

Wo,. Xtv. 19 '38.

HKOi?. WOO IU- liwirsit, Vnm»l)n«l st #un«mer we *ere tbJiired to u»c Mie of jnnr Hair Restorative, ami its uffoct* Wert- oudorjul, we fcel it oar duty i» ^oo and thvnt1lirtrd to roiKHt it.

Our Jiute son"* head for some timr hod N?on porfffctly covered with sore». ami wii'i' filled scald head Tue liair almost Entirety mmfuff to coiuutqiienre, wliau a friend, aoob-r hi•» *uflori»£• advised to n»e your Kifstoratlve, did *o with little hopi! of auccmt*, but. to our *nrpri*\ and that of all our Irieiiris, a very ftw llc*» Hon* removed tha Utsf ie caliivly. aud a new aud luxurinnt fri of halr*o*n otarttd out. atnl we can now oy that our boy. ha* a» health) a aad a* Inxuriiint a crop of hair a* any ollior child. ran the efnro, and dn hereby recommend jour HcMoratlve, a* a perfect remedy fir all «Usn?aws Ibo .•cnlpand nalr.

We »w. \o«f« rfi 'Mihillv, GKORGK W. lllGGISROTHXM.' SAR.in A. MGGtXllOTHAM. PROF. O. .1. \Vnor—i)onr fir: I h«v« u*od two bottles of I'n'fi'ksiir Wood's Hair Restorative, and can tru/y i\ it ii tho greatest di«vory o/ the njre for rf «tirii-cand chancing the H«lr. BeI .re twiaj: it was man of seventy. You can WrVO1 I'lirnln reconnueud It'to the n'ortd without tins |cn.»t fear I "*f as tny cane h-orit* of the w»r*t kind.

Jh«v|fr«at

*£ro

K. Y. Wire Rhllii

Establishment.) ulid 1M Market ot., St. Lotiij. And sold by :«il (fomi Urugglata Nov. l?-daw Jm.

McLeans

re* iAtO'

Strengthening Cordial

A N O O

rJr,IIE

greatest remedy In th- worl-l. Tkl,i OrJL dial Is dl^llilod from Kerry known Ohly to mysuir, and chi:nli'all\ omltii«-d I'll mine tho m«*t valuahlo mi'dU'tnnl r^ k, hirl« and harks known to tl»« mind nf mm. vl*: tlrK«t rmrt. hl.Kk root, wild clu»rr Unrk. y-l|..M d»rV, diudili«iii, sarsafarillu. uldur flow urn, with i!hitrs. |ridiuin the most infallible roniudx for tho runturatlon ol health evor known.

IT IS SATO RE'S OWN HKMHDV. CuringdUea»ia by nntiirnl l«krn. Its liouliiifc ilifliioiK'os i* full ciiiimI l!iriiii^!i i'v ery win «f the body, purifyInjr and ari-iMcrntins the rlf«'tilnti«n of tlu* blood. It tnMilrnlUiM m.t bllli.im matter li tlu stomach, and utronctln'X' Uio hole oivuiixutlun.

Mcl.cnn"» Str Mijrtlimiine rnr-llnl will iH» euro l.lvjr coinj)lul|\(, l)\ nicj.iiii. liiuiHlioc.

Chronic or J&rment, T*lttUtyi. /J.Vcm.c* «/li.t Kidneys, mnJ nil HttrAtre anting from a dixorJcmJ l.ittr ar S'»mir\. lJyspppfiU. rienriburii, lnwiud t*»'v*. Aridl'. or Sickness ofthi- Ktitnmch, I'lilliiro .if Klo to thtt Mi'.-id, Dull Piiln or Swimming* In llio Palpitation of tho II -art, )-i.lli i.r In tlio .Nlomnch Sour Knu'liilloii", Clmklnc ir HnlTo eating I'oilliijc vviipn Ij ing Dry ncn* orVi-i-lown«**i »t the SkijfMiid (tyo«« Xiplit" Sweat*. Inward Fuvcr#. Pain in tlu Sumll t*l (h« Hark. riii'nt or Side, Suddt-n Bu*lio« of liostt, lltiprvatloii of Spirits. Frlirhtftit i'reaint, Uv-sixiud^nry or auy Nervous nt«eii«*, Soroa of Illot« |i,-» on ihe Kkin. and Kuvor and Aptlu £or t.'hU'ii and Hover.) It will alto cure illo.'Wii id Ihe HImiIiIut and Womb. audi as Seminal Weakliest, lltcol tlnvn«,*enf IVliu Btrauffunry. tnflaruinntlon or Weakuoai of th.Womb or bladder, White*. Ace.

THKKK IS SO MI.CTAKK ABOl'T IT. Thi» cordial will novur fail to cure any of the above dUoasn*. if taken

n* |or

illrenUui on em li

bottle. In German, Kliitll*li and Preneh. OVKK 1IAI.P A M1LUON (»F ilOITt.KS Rave been **ld irtfict'ie pa«l *K niontli,. and In no litatanee has It fulled in Rtvlnp j»iitln! saiiofaction. Who tli.'ii. will »ntTer from wetiVio'M or Jehlllty when

.MtJ.tim't &trtngttuning C»rJ,aJ

will cure you.

TOTIIKLADIKS.

Do you wish to'|»e hJaUhjr »n,4 jftroiitf? Then (tonlonre and £et »nie uf Mfl. •#n'« orrllid. (4 will .ireiifthea and in»l^orntt» vntir ht «nMo C«ir ttimnrhovery voiti.and the rtHi "rtxy- I.'n^iti' ft I health to mount to our chock, brory bvtttv'warrantcHto trivo •iitistni tio'ii,

KOK:HI!J)H8N.

We say to parenu, if your children nr* alckly. puny, or »(Hirtwl *lth ('(im|lnlnlii |«r«ralciil among: clilld-r^ii, (fire i!iem cnnil (unntity McCean'* f'«rdial. aud It will maito them h--ttHhx. Ut and Mboat. iK-lay uot luomonl, try it and yon will b* eonvinc«d.

CAUTION—Bnwam nf^ DrnRRffts or deal*V» Wl»o may try to palm upon row #ooie. Hitter I flsnmpres. fkrmaparllla tm.h. which thoy eati bin eheap, by nylar It i»jo*t irivwi. Avoid »«irh men. A«k Or

Met***'* Strr*fih'r»'tig CorJi*!,

JfJ* Foraale la Inuix iUe Vy Betl, Tatbot» tk

5*n

aprNger* Bfo-Htud *a}-aiotrtf ar'PilrttiW. McLKAim vo^iiinoriii itaffitRrrr. Th« k««t UnimeBt In the worM f»r mao or ***•(. IVrfHrwied Vy S»rt^«n*4 V#te»»lr OH itniniMt.

Head tar roonwlrea: Thomas Ford, a bfauftattsHfc, itvtnf near Casa availn* on TentJt *t»«rt. tj»tl a rnnfftn^ aotvoaki* Mi Bp Hi#* rariiwi i^nltftenla, Hal v«a, «!*, k«t rnuld doHna «rX*4. IT* 4#«|talr^ •d #f««f brtne aWa to wof* a tkit trjulo ajcata, becaaa* be ronld

mat bear

atn weight on hi*

mm*, tmritt.

If*

POCKET BOOK IXMT OXT.o*

M«mAaf.

93rd, Imvmi

lift* C1*ial OmA a»4 f^ilt af*Uow calf A-» fwrtrt VwA, nwfala1«W 4Attar «»i **m mm itWWar I»M pke** t— itaBar a»4 *m oO« 4oltof |w»sl»r« mmmm. aaJ a rveafpt te»m A&u.

nM 1» a |Moi «r jrrlKw Tit* M•rariM W fwwllf jwarAHf Vy t««vi*( MMnibit iMMSt Vlfli UM1 41 ffr"- ^?_vfv-3-s

I J. iUUUi/U

AX 60 eta. jon the Dollar

Oa the coat of

IMPORTATION.

«jw But no less true that millions ot

gooSs

New York, during tho last twi

and taVf

nothlnp e'»e. ii« tnn» nly remtity that wilt pu rlfy ihe blood thorotiflily,and at the aatae time strengthen the sywem.

One tablesjjootifiil taken every iftnfitn* tewtiitf li a ectialn pnevomlvo for rhnl^rs, ClilII* and Fever, Y«llo» rpTf^orini' (tlNAfei

Prico only 91 per bottle, or t«»ttlf» for §5-

Pole ProprleWr Ut Cor.

l.inimenl.

Alao, J4cLe«a'# .VotHUiie.Otf l.i It *'Principal depf-t OA tiic corn9r of Third and rlt St. tenuis. Mo.

acolda, )wi«M, 4m~, yield

totbe"aw*tc~i»iBae*r« cftliis woodcrfnl Uaim«nt. For lloraoa ««4 It ,1* in inralT'ble. mmtdj *W rtMriiea. trail*, wratfltea. MHafUdteaca»v afwria. aw^cay. tyiltai. iImla. mut«, rveinars, wound*, rauloanake bit««,a»d vaMaoa odmr dlaeaoes. which aaimalt ara UaHe to from t#art« »or a*W»irt«.

K*«ry Cottatrr M«rrlntM «4»oaM ofcfcriM an jrfyaMet*w Vofcr**teail Malweei. St ««tt ncdiily, imtmme alwata care*.

A 4i»^a»twul ba tu4*ia nar«ita»|»

wImilibera!

boy t« art!

apsfn.

hr «at*lri iUlbUUIti f^nrMw. *ar»*r of TbiHI aod Pino at»„ IH. Loais, for aa

Jf. W. Cawalartaai aad Anon r«!tio«, .tarata, SafA-V^cw

Por Sal© or Lease.

t'fLDISG Lot* oa at., (sMr Ch«

thOm

OfifcejlOw

mI4

a-"cutiEii.

aiMliiiaiWiiibHBMaifeia

tJ uakn OSpejlOw B««»t «rtrfct] will *,

MbHo* ortatMd for Urmof

waa

aaxMiHi

months. ,, Our Buyer has been busy (luring that time scouring some ot the great bargains* as* the piles of goods on our counter will bear testimony. •We desire to call the spccial attention of the ladies to .th* following list and only ask

them to compare prices.

cents worth

f-mti

and by ooe small traUe of MeUaa'« Vyicaait OU Linimfrat, He If now perfectly rared. HbMntadma. «*ra1y»t«, neoralrta. feraiaM, •praio^. aOffaeM (a Ota toittf* tar reoMtea, swellln(r*. whv thrnai, ear a*J»« or toottacfr*. WMtnda, ft** cat*,

je*r%. for

Xot. r.*ntik^si*. O^t, ^1 *-dtl

Plain French Merinos.

London Brown,.. t,,, ?, Tan Color, .Wood .Color,

Stcnc Color, Mazarine Blno.# Maria Louise Bli'o,

Skj Bl'if,

Si G•,» Crimson,

Maroon,

Pink,

One dollar Mcrinoes aro

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

supe

rior to any in town at 1,25.

All Silk Black Lyons Velvet*

For Cloaks wiih elegant trine,

tnin^s lo match at extraodriuftry low prices.

S ha Is!

Ji.ochc' Long Shawls 10 to $2^ worth doubly the money .-j

Moiro Antitjtm, Borduho, la Shawls at $8,6CK Stella Chenille Borders. liroch« Borders.

Printed 2

Borders to 6,00-

®&m8

€2s

:^v'.'V-T

jot of new FxiTT

purchased at from to 3 doljlars below the prices one month

Fine Printed French Merinw#

1,00 per yard.

French Trintcd DcLaihes ju»4

marked down

V^OSt

Vsl.

New and Beautiful Bay*?1* dere Robes very, cheap Stora Temple Robegi^—Vrit a a 8

c#nti.

.UC£li^|S^^.

aIH0S

at 11 12c worth 20 to

FINE FANCY DELAINES

.i 'r

15c wortli 25.. X.ZZZ'J

••n*'iol8l worth 8v centi.ir 'a

5 4 A 8 E E 8

«ml

worth S5 and 60 timHy

VALENCXAS

A 15 and 20 vorth SO and it ,?££

rQCLI^S^ SlLK^

m.14,

and iS 2Pr,J

All t^e above named as well many other goods tiow in ,1k ifbtrttfdwtlie trar,

iwcre

pur

chased lately for cash during! height of the Panic, and will be sold at half the prices

{by those who pOTChaiffea*' Wlfil

BDSAML'SrOO