Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 297, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 December 1857 — Page 4

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December 26.

loum.

A «Ub wrlid boanletl. at Mr.

feemahV Itetl r&thor nnceritnoniously on the night train, la*t l^ridiy evening, leaving li* bovd bill onpaid and taking with him a watch worth fifteen doliar», aud a pocket book con taining foar dollars in tnoftey. We did not learn bis name. He is a wag- d7m*te"tha7"^ AaZ on maker by trade and bos been at work in this city.

"%to^s!£toves!! We have three good stores, which re will sell at low rates. Two are for coal and one for either coal or \vood. They can be had cheap by call'"in£ soon at- the Union Office.

KW The farmers are beginning to bring in their poik pretty bti^kly now. The street* were foil of wiigons loaded with dressed hogs, the other day. The highest price still stands ^at $4. Itgiind* hard to sell at that, but we think it is all pork is worth theje times.

JtSF On Chrit-tinas day our city was 'rife with drunkenness and rioting, which was rather a disgraceful reproach upon the present city government.— The real old fashioned lighting whiskey ruled the sap-headed indulgent.

£3T A man calling himself Chag. Bohwell was arrested on Friday night last at the residence of R. S. Cox on tho corner of Sixth and Cherry Streets, lis had entered the house through a window and was caught as he came out, and carried before Esq. Harper, who assessed his bale at 8800, and after giving the required sccilrtiy, he also gave le&-bail,

£W A (Jennan living in Albany, X. V., t«'Jy came into possession of $'24,00G the bequest of his wife, who run away to California with another miin some years ago. She made the money by prostitution, but repented o'i her death bed, and made an atonement by leaving tho wouey to an injured husband.

tW It is a carious fact, which is yot unexplained that very young infants never shed to.ais when they cry.

tig" Senators Stuart, of Michigan Pearce, of Maryland, and Crittoudcn, of Kentucky, will sustain Douglas, it said.

Mississippi Statk Thkasury SF.srsNDRn.—Tlie Vicksburg Whig says Wo saw a letter from Jucksoti yesterday, from which wo make tho following extract: 1 saw a warrant on ^our State Treasury to-day, endorsed 'Ac money in the Treasury, Xovembtr 25fA, 1857.' So we go—Banks first} StUes after."

Fnoitpr. Tho ..Etna Insurance Company, Messrs. Park and Clark, ageuts, have paid up the amount of policy issued to John Mar*h, F^q., on furniture burned in the dwelling on he Kill rtceut!y.-» Courier.

CutKSSK StiuAtt Cask.—From all quarters of the Union wo hoar of the general sttcccas of experiments with this ndw cane. Thfc fact of its capability of speedy accliniitiaation is well established, and w«S doubt net thai it is hereafter to be widely and profitably cultivated.

If forty rods Wake one rtxf, bow hiany will tliate ttne potto*

The most difficult word to write well is Egypt—all the letters being long.

NBT»ral5TA.

Aguktlenntan HHng in PhUidfclf&ta says: "In pa*Mng thrortjHi Rtttbcrgh jsvine months since, I pur^Mued a boUle of Bmrhaves Hol)aad Bitters, It wfi®*ed tfle much, that ntt retarelng home I bo«ght two more bottle from Dr. Droit, whMi completely et!r«d me of I recommended the aril els to iwuiy of rey aijd fo»»r or five of the number say It cared them. I think that mt P£«Min«eiKUtloo has done wore for itrf «*le i* PhilldelphU than yoor adv^nfelaf. (We are not p« utitted to publish tha name but*ny pe«wn caUlng atthejt're. or^in mnwieitlug with by letter, will be coofto. crd of the »«ith of Ais Aaterffeot)

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Send fbr it.

The illustrated Miwrftf# eter pnbl^bed In Aamkt, te tiw* E€eember a«nb«r «h* Cosaweomi™ At* Jew»at,o(». lainhtit »ver sistv splendid Engraving, and KfvW (WU n*rticaUr» of Aa hewefef at Cosntopetltaia Arl Association, Albrt yw eo|"«» jfct mm copies wttl besmttio aS wmw «ho via), ie wthwuilte «o receipt of five poMajge

Al«p»»

this

cates

by R. TOITSEY-

jw^Row,T«w Haate.

^Public Meeting

Tv^r win U» a of the MeClnr aad tl» th City Hall aex Mowbv »l *»,«odkJ hi wmMtt tbs wtoliBASas a

JSJG Boom wad Gywaawa*, «E- M* UMsre* A*4«A4FC*iSt|(»e

teaftOlattavlaaeft,

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fO THE CITIZENS Ot TftBWEST.— Yoor attention is called to the advertisement of Dr- Hooper's Female Cordial, Dr. Easterly1* Iodise sad Sarsaparilla, Dr. fi&keri Specific, Dr. Easterly'® Fever and Ague Killer, tMiil Dr. Carter's Cough Baigam, which hare b. en placed in our columns by Dr. Easterly, oi -t. Louis. He »«the sole proprietor of thero^op'slar artiers. They arc prepared to tuit tho diseases of the West, tod wo think

public can rely npott them it being more cflfeitut ft* etailsg the diseases ^nCs4"eht to this

fn.'iurod in Use East which is flooding the cmintrr. The Doetor h.\a h.-v^ experience, an knows how to prepare jdicines that will cu e.—We advise the afflicted to read the advertisement and £ire them a trial.

Libkbalitt

or Pursicuxs.—It ha* at#ays

been said that physicians woftld disparage any. remedy, however valuable, which they did not originate themselves. This has been disproven by their liberal course towards Dr. J. C. Ayer's preparations. They have adopfr-d them into peroral nso in their pnu^ce, which chows a willinynejss te countenance article {that hare intrinsic merits which desetvfc their attention. Tliis d^es the Jen mod prf»fe8,«i'n rreat credit, and effectually contradicts the prevalent erroneous notion that th^ir opposition to proprietary remedies is b*s«l in their in'frests to discard them. We hive always had confidence in the honorable motives of our medical m'-n. and are glad to find it sustained by the liberal welcome thev accord to

SUch remedies as Averts Cherrv Pectoral and Cftthnrtic Pills, even thiogh they are nut ordered in the bo»W*. but arc mide known to the people through tho newspapers."—.V. O Dela. fDec. 7-dwlrn

0"We cannot refrttm from calling the attention of our readers to an advertisement In this day's paper of the "Hair Restorative" of Prof. 0. J. Wood &Co., of St. Louis. It will be seen that he has numerous certifi

from persons of the highest character, t« the merits of hi# Restorative. From positive knowledge ft* are also enabltnl t» sav, that it is in every sense wh.it it proteases to be and we do not he*itite Jp pronounce it the finest preparation for the head and hair which so far been d-vised by human ingenuity. We have seen it arrest, threatened baldness and restore to the head its original profusion of natural and jlos^y hair, and when the latter has been pfernatdrely tinged with gray, we hare seen it likn nn?ic, resWe the colors of youth and hcal'h. The distinguished propriety of this, we might truly say, miraculous •'Rostorat'VC," is that it piv. to the person who uses il. the same liewl of hair that they W'irc in youth, thus nct'iig in strict compliance with the rtilesof the first a'id great»'st of all toilet mnkctt-'tfalrtfe. No one who has used it will hesitate to ttftUe

with

Us in the tes

timony to its peculiar merit.—^Covington (la) People,* Friend. Sold by #11 good Druggists'. Dec. 7-dwlm

Who Una not henrd »i i»ajnleRyc's Holland Tlittors. Simple in Its composition, pleasant to the taste, and truly wondc ful in its eff.-ct, its popnlnrity cannot be wondered at. To inva: lids just recovering strength, It is iuvaluableexsreising that soothing influence over the nervous system, and impairing that health !,Snd tone to tho stomach, so longed for by the convalescent.''—Daily Enterprise.

One of the best articles of the present day, fbr purifying the blood, and imparting healthy anrt inviijoratinsr tone to the human svstem is McLean's strena^hing Cordial and "Blood Purtfier. We know it is, for we have tried il, See the advertisement in another column.

Use Prov.

irr's

Fc»kifuok Wine!—Be

assured that this Is the cheapest and most ir liable medicine known for the effectual cure of that perpletlng disease, the Ague.— For one dollar and fifty cents you £et a quart of fine Wine, pleasant medicine, and a cure for your complaint." We understand it to be a compound of Dandelion with Sarsaparilla, and some vegetable stimulating tonic, ell of which common sertse would seem to re commend good retrtedieev *TNev. 17-w2w

Pr Koback** Sonndinnvian Renftdies Every rtail brings gratcftil letters from persons cured by Dr. Roback's biood Purifier and Blood Pilla. Many of these certificates are from individual who have beensiok for years The seeds of disease were in their blood, and could only bo reached by these wonderful vegetable antiseptics, which act exclusively upon the fluids of the system, expelling everv par tide of cormot matter, and removieg all dis order* of the" stumach, kidneys, husgs, throat liver, skin, and glands.—See Advertisements.

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So lone un«ncceK«fttllr *onrht, l-'OUND AT LAST! t^OR IT RKSTUHliS PKHMANJFTLY GRAY JL Hulrtolu eolort cor^m taxoriantly it* bald Head remove* all dandruff, and alt wrofut*, *ea1d head a»1 all eroptiortsmake* the hair soft, healthy, and gin#*}: and wil pr««cr*e It t« a*y Immaftlnable iy», remove*, ec ifhy ma#tc, allUotthe* Ac-, frf«i the teee, and oarM n«nnUtt* Ml oerroua be galifub*. eireular and Us» tetlowl«n-

Dover, It. IL., F«i. 4. 1SS7.

PROF. O.J.

tfrooft

A CO.—OeaU: WttMa

f«wtiars we have reeetred *o aiapy orders and call* f«r Prof. O. V.'oo-i's Hair Restorative, thai to-day we were compelled send to Beitoa f.,T «(luantitv. (Ut« al* do«w» yon Rirwarded beInitaoM,) while we titight erder a qtunt«tj from yea. Kvery bettle wei»ave »f»td s««m* to

haee

nmdvr«d three or Iber w«w ruM*«u«r»,

and

i^e

tty, IttU* eon*safe mionuwa «w» VAL0AWR PXKPA RATION ,oad u*a* «eoe as may he one gren at §1 tlie and "owe 4oie«t ttrfae aad fceMeee st» yoera very retpectmly^. DANlRLLATttROPA CO

BWt Cfrove, Rt. Chaniw ». M«u, »»*, m. PROF. O. t. WOOD— DOaratr. tlwe ha MM«er we were iwdaeed tow wwae of w«r Hair Rert^rative, *ml U* effects were *o wonderjul.we fiMi It ear datj to jea *»1 Uieafflictea, U» ''KutlUte •no1*l»*«d 0r»eawi «Wrt» *4 h«e» perfectly eee^ted wm mm*, aed mw «a«ed It itiMksti Tee fcatr aliM»X eaUrelf Ataae o* t» a4ri#ed as to tme veer Kert«r*U*e. we &A p» with little how »^ery. bet, te *ey awrygte, aad tfcat of all o«r meeJk 'I:*** Imm reawrw# ttee diaeaee

trp.t

It re^elrea htvm (he vtcln-

and lonrtmt «w *f hafr rtarted oat, a»4 we ea« warn «aj wat oar hoy, kto uraltr, aad as lw*»ta»l a ««f, wf JW J* ««fcer eMM. W« nm lfce«e#«re, a»41 4$ a -wefcy reeeaii»wd year R«W**»ve, i*r««* nm*dy^Mratl 4t#ea*e* ef Ufce «eal|^aM naif-

8\8AM A. MIGOtXBOTHA*.

PROF. O. J, WOO I*-Deer 9tn I tare w*4

I tt I Wi «aa* efWeeatv. Tee a** nicAwetead It w» tfce »ed4 wtttwt« Um tcua laa* aa eiae «f the wwwa Has.

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Good News to tlie

Sick

and

D£t

Afllictcd.

EASTERLY'S1

IODINE & SARSAPARILLA. This is the only preparation manufactured Hi tb! United States, which coraWn^s Ihe KxtraSts of Samaparilla, T#tlow Ilock,

SUIISofit,

and the Io

dfne of Potasdem, and the only article that is worthy ef the !e**t confidence of the public for the cireortbcae disease* arising fmm animpare state of the Blood, or habit ofthe «yst*m,

rix:

Ser»faim »r £SfH Ifeit, Omo". 7 U«v tki SH*», F.rftiptlat, Cirtntc, Srri Eye*, R'*g Wrrm er Ttitcr, Srm.14 ffemf. Old

Strti «ad Ulcer*,

Amt

S»r«i. •/tie

(ttandt. Ltfrvry, Wkite £vdliif», $cr*//M Hr Ttiurcnlar Ctfna^in tit JWdff

the ITHatyi, Dr»f*Jf, Grace/*, Pitt*, Lifter Snwnftrf S^li7i er Fieaeresi Dietote, Die#Riemtmatirm, General DeMitg, A'WMlft) TU-Dfi«reMX, ?«t» in tie B»»et and Joinr*, Ptmalu fri-tt*)tffitiee, C*r»*ir Cvmfkn, asdot! ni»e*tta arising]~rsm t\t arte/" Xer£tPf or Dr Bt-H^rty's Todtne and Sarsaparilla combines itrh powerful enratlye propertie* that the worst rosea ol iti«easo readily Ti«ld to its influence. Il cures hylririnjf ont all the tinpnre and diseased fluids of the body, and byporliyinff the blmwl. 'chanrlnjr the secretions tnd reraovintt the caus which render the cure certain and permatfenl.-^-tt ht enrad thoasands of cawss which haee exi*tid fro"* *«u to twenty years, and resisted til vthor remedies.

Dr. EiaTEaLV's loeiwaanft Sahjapibilh is an Infaltilile enre for Ll/er Complnint—a disea« which is very prevalent In the west. For a torpid liver itts the best remedy io the world. It has cored mere than ten th»nsand cases in the lat two years, 'i'he afflicted should try it-

For Indigestion or Dyspepsia, it is dolus: wonders. Its powers in this complitinl Is not escelleA. if equaled, by any other preparation In the United States. So one has ever used it without benefllin such complaints.

Dr. Easterly's lonisa and

Sabsapaku.i.'.

witi

enre Chronic or Inflammatory Rheumatism, no matter Of ft'Ow lomc standing: or how bad. It has cured thoniands Of cases of from ten to twenty years* standing, when every other means tad failed. All that Is asked for it is

fiilr trial.

For all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and TTrtnarv Organs, and for Dropsy and Gravel, Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla stan4s preeminent, as the greatest and best remedy ever invented. It has cured more eases of such complaint* than any other known remedy.

Dr. K*STitai.v'8 Ionise iitn S«.as»rA*n.i.* will sure nervous diseases, such as Seuralyia, ServOns Heailache. l.o% or Jlemorv, Gendfal Proilrallon, Vertfcr*, Pnins "in the nerves or the ?aee* and the varldtis trains of NerVodS Affections 10 Which Female* are liable in a low or debilitated state of health, ttcuros by stronghteftingthesystem,and restoritif il to Its pristine health and Vigor.

Dr. Easterly's lodiliK SVtd Ksftll^aau.U Is a sovoreijjn and speedy cnW fo^ t'eihale Cornplaints. sne.h as Incipient Consumption. Barrenness, Ieuchorrhoea or Whites, Obstructed or difficult Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, produced either by irregularity er accident. Nothing: can be more surprising than It* invijjoratlnjt effect* ot the tinman frame. A'o female shenld neglect to talce it who is appronehlng that critics! period of life— tho cessation of the menses. In such cases it cannot be too highly recommended.

L.ndicn who admire a clear, boautiful, whit* sat*, and a rosy cheek, should abandon the use of cosmetics, paints, lotions, washes, and coloring of every kind, and use Dr. Easterly's IODINE and S'.\KSAPARIU.A. Paintsand washes of every kind only It\)ure tho skin. The Iodine and Rsrsrparllls Is the BmrcosMcnc Mm. It beauttfles tho skin by removing ovsrfr particle of morbid and rilteased malter from tho BLOOD*making It era* and »f*tTt»V. aad Riving setlvlty to evory minute vessel, and by charging tho secretions of the body, giving the yetlow dark countenance the bloom and freshness of youth. "A word to the wise Is sufficient.'* attd a hint Is enough for tho ladles.

Dr. Easterly's tODlNfi aad ftAftSAPARl'.l.A Is the only safe anrt snfe remedy now off.-red to the public which will eradicate mercury from the systam. It will cure the wofit mercurial disease, no matter how deeply It may have eatCn Ihto the frame

and

vital organs. It will enre Secondary

Syphilis, or Venereal Disease, no matter how long It may have been In the system, or what may have been Its effects. It wil! euro OLD SORES,

caused

hv the excessive use of

isidi STATK,

sanarrsriaiTs.—

ItwIH enre Olears In the Mouth and Throat, Knlargement ofthe Glands, O lire or Tumors In the Thr/iit, *fodes. Pains In the Bonos and Joints, CaiH-nroiis Sores on the Arms and Legs, Cancers or n-eay of the Bones, Dry Gangrone, &e. Al vonittr persons who have reason to suspect any Importiy in the Blood, etthe# hereditary or the result of Imprudence, sujfhl lo purify themselves and dostmy this virus before entering into the m*r-

as they way thereby notoety pro

tect themselves against the dangers of Impotence snd other misfortunes, hot secure the certainty ol a reaaand w**t.aKrotRiprlng. This medletne wtll not only purify the a 1.000, bnt will thoroughly eradicate from the aystem every paHieleof mksmav. and will snmintAT* aad axati the RYPHIMTfC VIRUS, and restore the system to a state of perft»et hkalth and rrarrv.

This Medicine has now been before the public fr mar years, and daring that time ertr ttre kmind (tsasead MHM Um* tern saM, aad given satkfhctton to all.

Country Merchants and Druggists who fftrmerty pareha«ed by the dojen now order by the Grass. It l« SIX TIMES STftOtfbSR, CHEAPER and BETTER than any other Saraapafilla preparation new Is us*. 4 fines Or. kaitertyS fODrXtt a«ii MftSAPAhas been introdweed tn Uie pnMIe, all other Sarsaparittas have beea dlsCaided, Sod the wet! known SUPERIOR MERIT

THIS, has

ilawt driven them eut ofthe market. 7T"r*Price one dollar per Bottle or Six Bottles IhrFtre Dollars.

liberal dedaeMon made to wholeaate

Dealer* whehdy to*et! again. Orders pro«pU» Sl.e J. trp»prepas« Sy Dr. Knatertv.

comer

LADIES'

efTltSrd

aad CkeMaii street*. St. Wets. wo. TTf»Fw Rale by P. II. OOJTSKI.Lt, Agent,

and

by Itntcafstaana Oetlnala Stodidne Uronjtool the United States. «1* IS, '33-ty

own

RK1FDY.

Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial. This a «afK pleasant,and certain ears fat Fensate Oemptainte •ristag from deWHty. aoeh. ae Irw*rtrelartty «f the

Mee^es, FlKfoy Albas «r

Whit»s,

Barraaima*, Hallow

C'^idexion^

Headache, IKotaew. Weak 5en^ Friftufel

Dnpems.

ae4

all dteaast^ e»*H

ed by Coid% Chc^ced Penptratioa, lUeeawe wve» Bxcttaw»«sA,«te., ot the sexaa! ergan*. 3« «aMie #h« has aay tm««tar^ffi er A* MeaOBy wl« be«ate'Vewelfif «M« ant DK. ROOFER'S rEMAUS COKSSat. at

«M«. to ats^marraad wdi mt Females havahfta iarad If t*t» Cereal after Ow pmacrtpOofcs «fOetr pIQieMaaStad ^ited, ami the «mm rasMaH itt eChw tvaaSmeet.

IO»Prt«-One DwOar per Bade, tx Settles tar Flee Delta**. TrrPteparedaadSeldby »r, alThWI ad

Cheatnat streets,

lh^SrPw«te»f

a a A a S a

DR. EASTERLY'S

Fever and Ague Killer.

This Medicine will core Ague and Fever, Chills aud Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, and every form of Fever i4 incident to the West.

Among all the eel-jbrat**! Rentetlle.* *r Ague and Fever, Srstand foremost in rank stands Dr. Easterly's Fever and Asnte Killer

Daring Uie last five years this remwl) has car oVer Two Ilaadred Thoasnnd Cases, Which has fuUy establlshe«l its offlcaey beyond all doubt and controversy as th« BEST and ONLY CEnTAIN CURE for this diytressing disease, tt is aJ»OSITIVE CURE, both SPEEDY and PERMASK^'T. will cuhs the worst cases, no matter of how ioag standing sr how bad. It will also «tire Eulargemeiit of the Spteefo, Agtie Cakes, etc.

RKtntxk have you the Ague and Kever? Than pro'enie Dr. Easterly's Fever&nd Ague Ki\ler,and use accomlingtorte dlrertlans—it will, rraa vor. Have you FRIENDS *uffering *iA Anus and Fevar? Go tell them t» pr»eure Dr. Easterly's Feverand Ague Killer and stitfrr no longer. This Is the mfiticln® TO USK, for tMi# plain reason.— IT A l.W AYS CURES, and is perfectly iurVbsto tlW m«*t •lelirate coiistilnSion. oi^iehiler iolant. irr-Pdee One I»vtttr \«3T "6r Six Bottles fop Kive iMlar*.

TrTl'rei«ired

Sv Pr. Easderlv. corner or Third

and Chestmjt Streel". St. l^i'uis, Mo. •"TpFor Sale in this city, by P. M. DOJiJJELl,Y, Dmggist. and by PrtiTgfts and dttlDh in •teaiclne tfiMhJhout iBe UuHed Stilus, 'uty 18, '5j-6iu

STOP THAT COUG11 Carter's Coagh. Balsam, WILL CURE Cooohs, Colds, Atihma, Consumption, Bronchi' tia, Spitting of Blow!, Pain in the Side and

Breast, PteTtrUy, Whnoping Cough, Cruup, Liver Cobnpbiint, Palpitation of the Hrirt\ and all disease* of the Throat-, Chest and Lungs. This Balsitm is beyond all danbt the rtWst l!easaut anii efficacious remedy ever discover**! I»r all di«eat.es of the THROAT, CHEST and LUNGS. Il has been thoroughly tested, and is universally acknowledged Vy Physicians, Drug gists, and all who have used it, the BEST REM EDY n»w otTered lo the Public for Pulmonary Complaints.

Too much care and attention cannot l»e given to riisehsu* of the Lnugn, Rea'deir, h«Ve you a Cold, Ceugn, or any dis-, ease ofthe Lungs? It" um neglflttlt. Millions of the old an« the .young, the fashWiiable and the gnv. are aRhually consigned to a pfemature irrave bv negloctingto attend to a commoB.tttld.— COlds and Cortihs lead to CONSUMPTlON-.ttiid If not removed bv a proper remedy, then to an CnHV death. Bo advised In time. Procure at otite that ctslebrated rtimOly—Or. CSrter's COttfch BalSam— which has cufVil Miousahds upon tlrousaiids of Coldi, Cdnfths-, Af.\htfta Srtd CbhsilinpUoni after every othef means had ftltedv H'nd the patlehthad been given up bv friends ami physlti^iiSArt die.

Xo person affii'etod with a Cough. Wild, or any disease ofthe Throst. Chest or Lungs, will tte Jnst lo themselves if tliev go dowa to the irraVe without using DR. CARTKU'S COUGH BALSAM.— It will cure If a cure Is pr-ssibla.

Trr'Price 25 centsand SI 00 l»er bottle. TTT-PrepsrS 1 bv Dr. K. Eastoriy, cornerofThird and Chestnut street*. St.

IkhHs^Mo.,

July 18, '57-Om

sols proprie

tor. Orders promptly flli -d. For sale bv P. M. DONKEI.ltY, Drugielst, and by Dniggists'and dealers in Medicine generally throughout the United Stale*.

1U.

IIAKKU'S SPECIFIC.

This is a safe and certain core for Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures, Seminal Weakness, Diseases of tho

Kidneys, Bladder, and all Diseases of the Genital Organs.

This popular and Speeittc remedy will enre all diseases of tho Genital organs In a tew days. It has saved thousands upon thousands from the hands of MERCILESS QUACK"* If not from a rRKjtvrea* tu*Va. In cas of infection DR. BAKER'S SPECIFIC is tlie only SAFE and SURE REMEDY. Have von a Priv»tb Dismss? Do noi ncglect it. ir you go lo a r'r \!»Lpl'r*l?,oh with yoor case, von patutyouf RKIHITAl lOK.— If yon go to an

A»vaaTt9ta» Up*c*,von

biai.th

panit vntir

HKAbTM fer ur*. Avoid both, and use DR. BARKK'S SPBCLPLCI which is very agrooabl 1 to the taste, and contains pfatn directions for uso.— Wlihitvoucan euro vonrself, and thus prevent ALL EXPOSURE. It will cure the worst cases of secret disease, and restore the system lo a perfect state of

and pratft.

irpPlse #1.10 per Bottle. TTT'Frepnred and sold by tr. EASTERLY,crrner^»f "nifrd and Chestnut streets, St. louis, No.

TTVSold by P. M. DONNELLY, in this city, and by Druggists and dpalejs In medlcluoe gom erally throiUthoUt the t'liitetl States.

Julr IS. \V?4in

llOEREAVE'b

HOLLAND BITTERS

ma CKLrttTlATKD HOLLAKC ItSSttDV TOR

wsmmuti*

DISEASE OF THE KIDXKYS, LIVER OOftlPLAINT.

WEAKXESS OF A3Y KIND

FEVER AND AGUE, And the various affection* consequent tfpan a disordered STOMAL) 0S yViSS,

Kuct"

indigestion. Acidity of the Svhakch,

Colicky Fains. Heartburn, loss of Appetite, /e«pondeacy, Costlveness, Blind aad Bieedlng Files. In.all 5erro«ia, Kheumatic, aad X«w»lgtc a Sections. It has i» nnnteroeftinataneesprrvved highly beneficial, aad In Hh«rs cferted a dfrliwi *\Tfr.

This Is purely vegetable comp^nd, prvpeecd en strictly MiMtils prinetplee, after the manner ofthe celebrated Holland Professor, Bwrfcare.

Beeanse ef Ms greatsnceess tn

Tlie

»t- at Ss^Ssts

F. M. DOXXF.U.Y, Agesrt,

Style of Gloves

iMflof

roigh'.y

teeKnro-

pean Ftatea, itomtredeetion intettfe united States was Intended more especially (Or those of eur flititertandscattered fcererni ttsfsotwihefcae •f this

coantry. *»etfng

great nee-

eess among them. 1 new after it to tlie Amevtcen public, knowing that its truly womWfalamdieiaat rirtsMsmast be acknowledged,

Itts parsiewtarly reeo«mende4 to those ner»e«w whese ceaatitntlAms may have been impaired hy Utc eontisDoitt as" ef ardent spirit*, er otter £»rms of diasipalion. Generally tagtaataneeas tn effret, it Aods Ivi way }|!re«tb to the seat of life, thrill!Rg and qttirtening er«ry nerre, raising wp the drooping spMt, and, in bet, tsMqt new health anl Tl|«" in th« sy*ie»».

SOTICE.-nllw«'«r experts Itad this a Nre ram srillbe^teappefiated

bet

ta tie dch,

great pepadarlty ef tilt*

Sefyamin Pago, J#., *nrrr»miw« PHARMACEUTISTS

wwt

and lew aptrlted. It wilt prove logMiefttaroojett* c*rMal, pnesuasesed af ata$«iar esaedlal^proper-

has induced many MIstMCt, *«Weh the pebftc sheeMgeardagaiasit pnrvhMtwg. Be t»o pereccded tswy anything eiw sstll ye* taw given tser)afit,i H*taa4 8ltt«n* fair tdsL QM W* tie trtKewdam yee fcew isltM| enpartee tt It io nlf these laWniew. jn"«sM at tipper kculs, or

ate Mto Ut

pVopBtirToui

Co.,

Antwte4

iuk

he Dmggtau aad Dealers In x«fidM|HMnl!}

t0Bm

CfCMi8T8,

PiUtbwreA, Pa.

aprtltl-daw- Ir /iw-yS-

FARlfOF ACHiL* VFKU. IKKItOVEP* dt nllHfMlli ef 1I1N *»tf, cae he gwad terms at (Ms «flK. iiAKXZXT &. tUKTXJS Cud AnitL tspm l«f gsfi

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Motto Priced to Suit tHe^ftiiies

Engra-ring ott Wood «od Copper, Plain, F*m*y an4

ILLUMINATE 0 PBfemNG, ftf all rtcncrii'Goftg# Sherman'» Block. /«dfianapollt. Ind.

FAHNESTOCK At CO.

Ik*. IT,'57 dly

deligfetftal

Anas

Toy®! TOy»!i "S^RSAT COST

have a Sne MwMtasetrt ni 'far* tww on IKhkI wUdi are n« 4cffftomed to

of tlie find, cm aud

WFILSHFTYVU U. QNALI'V ANF*N PRION. CvJk J. SL CRISHBR Dfc. If-dtf XmthS*4e&ft&6 %*«t.

Holiday PresenU,

MILLERSgallerywJH

»^^^P!5PiPBIifsS^EIF

•iflwnwwMfi

!S^

I WILL PAY TltE HIGHEST PIUGES IK CAf FOlt QUANTITY OF FURS AND DEER SKiK^".

O I O 3E3a

Nckt door to G. F. & 0. 0. Smith's Mammoth Stovo Stoi'e, North Weal. Corner o$ tlie Public 8»|tiare, Teirc-llante, lad. Dec. 27, tilwfrw3m

Christmas Benefit •AJNTZ

Have jusl received their SECOND STOCK of WINTER G00E3 it, par

aclectod with a view to the coming Holidays. Inclnding a lago lino of'

DRESS G00DSk from fiOcentPlaids to elegant SILK ROBES wortlt $35.0

ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES,

Mouruing Silks, Lace and Jaconot d.o, Bands, Collars and Ceildron'B enfljrot .1' dered Waists, Now Stylo Embroidered Itvmsthichcd Handkorcheifs.

WOOIiIiB3NT TRAPS.

Rigalcts, YictorineS) GauntlctSi Arutleta, Children Leggins, »fec.

Ladies Gaulltldt Gloves #rtd Mittens) j^ur Top io, Silk and Wool Flocooi

Lined l)o, Childien's C'ailicmcrc, Wdol, KuUteii, lJuck, and Evory oilier

llW tlio Million at 2b pel- c^iit rdductlon Drab and Black Silk Flooccd II

Cotton Fleeccd Do, Plain &nd Ribb Wool Doi Obo thousand and one 6

Stylos not metltiorted, Cbtuo and Seel

Fancy Traps.

Porto Bags, acid I'ttfSos, Iitticolea, Mantle, Fnmitarc, and Piano Duitcrai

CKOWBED

ily, 10C*) nsoi be toM cfceap

witK tlw beet of PIcmws*lor beSdey numti. Cowawoaandfetaa A *tJ«r«*rpeorMLuhk. c4ype, twfbrr tbe call for I0W ftdi.

Dee. U-dS«r

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CHA«. OHOVEllMAN.

BUCIvEVK CASU gTORE.

1IR. R- B. RMITII,

(avociMoa

to m.

Office on Ohio St., brlWf^n 3d 4tli9 •TKJiltK-HAUTK, Dt«9 all style* of artificial vork la the rerj beetmtftnefi hf^trodtje^pg.^ne* aad beeatlfnl trrtpbremmh kiiowa ft* "Bluady't Cfcre

ems

JtfffjlCase

dt.

pLudic pr/rtfis.". ... .. GIV«? particnlar nttentien |oR«e**«i of tba month and gams regulatee drffonmitk-a, and

all oOrer operathxM in Wa proTpseioa, ret a eepeHor Tf**h Powder, and keep a had the beat defttal Soaps awl Ura&ea.

April '57-dAw-ijf. (^IniisAJo(iirC«ii« Kfrnp.

Received a trmit «"pply ef CMacee ffit lyrab, a Mipertor article (er **& Jrrw

W.gT«A-|tH*.

*e«. If-dtf «eetk aide efths 7 TEUEJORAPH 6FTICB7~ Jtm connection* m$h alt lint* ih» u. 6. end Caitadai. N«U«ml!WMrtoft Block

Sistb Suefct.

HEADIJtG HOOM. ,,

'•T*HBPRI»C!PALCO,%fMERCIAN. PO I litical. Literary nad Ketigfoos P*pcr»nar, PiriodioaU.

Aimm

The daJIr Tel^wpb lteperte keptos la ,t tfe Tck&rnphir Reading Room., rt NsTiQKjLt,Earn, Btxxx,

a I,, in au-i..

I IBxth Street.

ST ts^ceteof adn&noo—<6 rf,00. ^,gl,

l?s

t«R9-Sa«to A BlelutfonA K. 1LPgcaieraay'aOmcie. I a-'' Tfrif-H»«t«, Cm.lilfti-i "Ai% mr"tin%af the Board JKrert'weef the Trrre-Haste anf Rkl»r«rJ R*ilro*a held thix day a dtrWewl ef tier fl eeat wss 4fdar*d far the six 9£o«rth« KoreaafctrdD. PsraMe to the Watom !«tockholdeaK, at Ae iVeawerete idtee h» TwteIlaate, ea aad aftcar Teeedsy.Jaaexiy, Jllh.

CHA.iwOO!3,See:

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