Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 1, Number 306, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 January 1858 — Page 2

I. M. BROWN, Editor X. B. LOR6, AnMiate Editor.

TERRE-H AUTE^

THURSDAY MORNING A 18

Democracy.

Onr democratic neighbors seem not a little perplexed at the present condilion of the Vharmonious Democracy" —an3 call, most lustily, upon their Southern allies to know whether it is true that they intend to have them op-}W»\iat-ik£y c§nsn&r the ftnKfatitieii tal principles of the party. Why, bless yoor good tools, neighbors, hasn't it alway^ been just this.way?—. Has^potfDemocracy alnays had as many faces a cbomeiion ha* colors, and has it not pot forward first one and then the other, just as soiled its convenience? The only difference betweeo its condition now and heretofore is, that it has got at last so fixed lhat it can't get along withontshowing two fact* at once. It'* bad—we know it is—bat then it comes of trying to blow hot and cold at the same time.— And its getting worse every day —*r mnch that no body can now tell what democracy is, Mr. Huchanan says it# one thing and Mr. Dotjglns snys its another thing. Onr neighbors agree with Pouglas—-bi|t that, according to the parly test, is not Dcmocracy. Therefore, our neighbors are not Democrats. But wo will wait till after the 8th January Convention, and see whether the spirit of the old "hero of New Orleans" can be softicieiitly invoiced to calm the troubled waters and drive the political storm-king back to his hiding place again. "There •re breakers ahead" we fear, and wo admonish our neighbors to steer clear of them. The harmonious Democracy!" Ha, ha, ha.

IMPORTANT

HOMIRUH,

LAXI»

Wartranth.~3Y,c ro.- Ii shtli following paragraph, which appeared *onr telegraph column on Monday last. I twill be of interest to those locating land, as well as to land warrant dealcrs as wo understand by this action riome 600,000 acres of choice land wil be throiyn into market in southern and central Iowa "All the vacant lands hcrcfofot® withdrawn from sale or entry, lying outsido of six miles on each side of the lands granted to Iowa in 185G, for railroad purposes, having been released, they will be restored to private entry at the several land-oflices in the State, on tho 15tli of February."

Coffiso is dull, and prices fc lower. *Tho sales, during tho week eompri"e 10,000 bags, closing at 8^($9|c. The 6tock is 92,000 bags.

We take tlw Above from tho Cincinnati Commercial, tof tlw &th3 fur the purpose of asking the question—how is it that otir merchants continue to aell coffee at 15 and 18c. If they have been bii that is no reason why the consumer should suffer. r~i ... f. I.a 1 ', ":l iah

H&pyernn\en£

shipping!ris.lt fcirls t9 the Capo of Good hope an a means of preventing its colonists from relapsing into bar barismr ^Voader if that is not the reason so many Irishmen and women aro shipped to this conn try, vii: to prevent the American people from be coming barbarians Should'nt won der.

A Big Hog.—Al. says he saw a hog the other day, that weighed eleven hundred pounds."

Pretty good hog, that, said Jim, but he knew of a larger hoc in the city, that did not weigh half so much. About this time quite a grunl was heard in the Modest tt building, which was taken as proof positive of the assertion.

Goss I,rroLivti"uATios.—The bank of Southern Illinois at Bolton, and the Bank of Aurora, at Aurora, have filed notice with the Hon* Jeeee K. Dubois, Auditor, audi have gone into voluntary liquidation, under the law, and are now winding np their bnsine«. The bills are amply protected, by securities in Ut« hands of the Auditor.—/Ifc. Jfotrnvt.

Luckf .—S. R, Freemin, of this dty, a' Winter's di^tribation of original putting* on New eve at Lafayette^ being tha fortunate holder of certificate No. 289* drew a painting valeted at 925, entilkd the Mtaaiaetppi."

M3T The ctttt is like God, sending •broad life, beauty and happinoss and tbe ctara like hwatt «oai»,ioraU

UMSNT

glory cem«* firem lh» ||p|

rv tr-**-

Indiana Free Banks.

OMOK

OK Aonrroa OF

STATIC,

Imttjnapolis, Jan. 1,1838. $

The following Banks havecomplied with the amended law of 1855 and have securities deposited with the Treasnrer of State, at their market value, to an ainouut not less thany^ty thousand dollars, and ten per cent, in excess of their circulation: Bank of Goshen, Goshen. Bank of Grtsport, Gosport. Bank of

Vernon, Mt. Vernon.

Bank of i'adfi, Paoli. Bank of llockville, Wabash. Bank of tjako), New Albauy. Bank of Salem, Salem. Bloomington Bank, Bloomington. Cambridge City B'k, Cambridge City. Exchange Bank, Grcencastle. Paimers' Bank,-Westfiold. Indiana Bauk, Madison. Indiana Farmers' Bank, Franklin. Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus. Lagrange Bank, Limn. Parke County Bank, Rockville. Prairie City Bank, Terre-liaute. Salum Bank, Goshen. Southern B'k of ludiana, Terre-Haute

The following banks have complied with the amended law, but have since giveiwmtiee of their intention to withdraw their circulation. Their notes are payable in coin:

Bank ef Indiana, Michigan City. Caual Bank, Evan.sville. Central Bank, Indianapolis—redeemed by the Treasnrer of State. Crescent City Bank, Evansville. The following Banks gave notice of their intention to close prior to tho 1st day of March, 1858, in preference to complying with the provisions of the amended law, requiring ten per cent, excess of securities. Their notes are redeemed at par.

Bank of Elkhart, redeemed at the B'k Brookville Bank ,•* lloosier Bank Huntington Co. B'k Indiana Stoek Bank

Bank of Monticelio, redeemed at Branch Bank, Lafayette. Fayette Co. Bank, redeemed at Branch Bank, Connersville.

Merchants' and Mechanics' Bank, redeemed at Branch Bank, N. Albany Bank of Syracuse, redeemed at Bro'h Bank of Goshen.

s-i

Indiana Reserve Bank, redeemed at Fletcher's Bank, Indianapolis.

SUMTiXDED INDIANA PR EE BAKKS. The notes of the following Banks are redeemed by the Auditor of State, viz: /-V, V, Agricultural Bank at par Atlantic Bank at 80 Bank of Albany... at 90 Bank of Albion at par Bank of America at 87 Bank of Attica at 89 Bank at Bridgeport at 88 Bank at Connersville .......at 87 Bank of Perrysville at par Bank of South Bend at par Bank of T. Wadswovth.........at 91 Bank of tho Capitol at par Bank of North AmercaCliuton at 90 Bank of Uockport. at pttr Elkhart Co. Bank.. at 97 Farmer's Bank, Jasper at 91 KaUniasttjo Bank... .......at 90 Laurel Bank ai 85 Northern Indiana Bank ...at 84 N. Y. Va. State Stock B'k...at par Orange Bank .at par Slate Stock B'k oflnd^, Pern..at 85 State Stock Bank, Mariou.......at 90 Savings Bank of Indiana.......at 69 Traders Bank, Nashville ...at 82 Wabash Valley Bank .......at 92 Wayne Bank Richmond......v«*at par Wayne Bank, Logen8port.....,at par Banb^f Warsaw, redeemed at Bank.

The notes of all other banks not on the above list are of no valjie, the circulation to the extent of the securities deposited with the Auditor for tho redemption of the notes having been ex-, hausted. NJOHK W. DODD,

Auditor of State.

Jf3r The expenses of the recent obsequies of Gen. Worth, at New York city, chargeable to the City Exchequer. amounted to 01,779 42. One of the items as made np by the Common Council Committee, was $322 for refreshments at the St. Nicholas hotel. Queer item to be included in fnneral expenses.

Jtw Why is the Conrt Hotue Square need as a horse pasture It is wrong, and the authorities are blamed for allowing it. Some suppose that the Sheriff has charge of the Kjaare, and censnre Kim. He is not at fault, we am pleaeeil to be advised, as the Coanty Commissioners placed it nnder the custody of tome one elae. Who Is be it

JfcirTte Americans have begone the gieatest book prodae«rt Me world More volames are sold in tbis country in one year than in Great Britain, with mnch the same population, in five. Where a London publisher issues an edition of 1,000, an A wtican pnblbher would print 5,000 In fact, the number of landers with as is tweaty to one, as complied with the «aiaeclas« la England,

"l jfO

D* A few week' ngo in referring to the Md fate of poor flofFmm, *e (sava the Buffalo Repoblie) took *ccasion to «ar, la the course of tome remarks on fis geaius eti Uut "mucb praise haa bocn iwarded to eaarsonV Chargeof the six hundred,' bat

Hoffman *s poem on the Battle of MonUrcv wwth a down of it." Since then, fortanatdj putting our hand upon it, we submit It to the readers of the Repttblic fer their judgment. It cannot b« sorpused.

THE SCOTT LEGIOX.

We were not many—wre who stood Before the iron sleet that day, Yet many a gallant spirit would Gare half his re«ra, if ho but could

Uare been with us at Monterey.

Now here, now there, the shot is hailed, In deadlrdrifts of fiery.fpraj,. Yet not a single soldier quailed When wounded comradcsmnad them wail'd

Their dying shouts at Monterey

And on, still on our column kept Through walls of flame its withering way. Where fell the dead, the living slept Still charging on the gnns which swept

The slipery streets of Monterey,

The foe himself recoiled agast, When striking where he strongest lay, We swooped its flanking baUeries past, And braving full the murderous blast,

Stormed home the towres of Monterey

Our banners on these turrets wave, And there the evening bugles play Where orrange boughs above their grave Kecp^reen the memory of the brave

Who lou^ht and fell at Monterey.

We were not many—we who press'd 4 Beside the brave who fell that day I But who of us has not confessed He'd rather share their warrior rest,

Than not have been at Monterey. 1

Bank of the State of Indiana OFFICE

OF THE

BANK

fornss her

OF THE

$5,734,860 36

LIABILITIES.

Capital stock paid in. $2,114,691 44 Surplus fund 142,782 92 Profit and loss.. ,. .135,128 97

Due other Banks.. .297,306 47 Branch balances and other items 71,341 79

$2^06,4f^ 00

Less notes on

hand, 222,443 00

Respectfully submitted, v-w H. McCCLLOCH, Pres.

Election U. S, Senator. LOUI#VIIXK,

Jan. 5.

Governor Powell has been elected1 (J* S. Senator. Be received 80 votes Garrett Paris, 54 rotes, and Thomp-

.Jig P«azMyIwaaia LegisUtnn.

IfmwUt Haaarsacao, Jan. A. rower Longaker has been elected Speaker of the Ho«se»t,,^Ibe Sea ale meets this alteraoon. -VdttK-y*

iaFTbe population estimated to he 400,000 of whofudQ* 000 an Chiona, and 100,000 native Californiaas tad Ear«f«att grante, leaving 200,000 Americans. Tbeve are 200 Protestant Cks^ymen of ell deeommations, or one "!«nis4iw to every one thoom&dof American populaiioa.^

IOWA LAW.—Judge

STATE,

Indianapolis, Dec. 21, 1&57. To Hi* Excellency, A. P. Wtilard, Governor: "SIR:

'1 lie charter of the Bank of the

State of Indiana only requires that reports of the condition of the Institution should be made to the Legislature "bf the State but, inasmuch as annual reports have always been mado by the Slate Bank of Indiana, and no Legislature being now in session, I feel it to be due to the people of the State to present through you, at this time, a report of the condition of this Bank, which is herewith submitted, being a copy of our semi-moatMy statement, of the 30th ult., comprising the first eleven months of its business, and is as follows STATEMENT OF TIIE BANK OF THE

STATE OF IXDIAXA, KOV. 30, 1857. MKANd, Notes discounted, $152,166 522 Billsof Exchange,3,267,731 42 Suspended debt, 88,098 32

Gold aud silver

$3,507,995 96 67,252 12

Banking Houses Due from Eastern Banking Institutions Due from Uanks other than

432,883 02

Eastern £54,199 25 Remittances & ether items, 133,083 51 Notes of other B'ks, 270,182 00

657,464 76 1,069,264 5«

nati or Louisville retail prices,

3G8.548 96

Individual deposit* 585/J37 46 Certificates of 103,72a 31

689,659 77

Circulation—Notes under $5 .... 1,433 00 5's ind upward.. .2,342,015 00

2^84,04!) 00

#5,734,860 36

It. will be seen that the Bank, with a circulation of only £2,284.049 00, has, of gold atid silver i"h her yaults, $ 1,009,264 50, with t432,883 00 of Eastern exchange, besides her other resources. This result, which has been attained by an Institution so recently established, and which has been operated during a time when many Institutions of greater age, commanding the confidence of the public, have failed to meet their liabilities, confirms in my mind the confident hope that the Bank of the State of Indiana will meet the best anticipations of the people of the State, and fully equal in its safety and usefulness its predecessor, which is now engaged in elosing ite business, as required by its charter.

13W Mrs. Partington enquires "hatfc^r^ ind.of.razors «ra employed in shav-

kind of razors are employed ing notes. Mr. Pic respectfully in-

"i&t "»ey are generally rais-

ers of money.

Bennett has-de-

cided tliat justices of the peace have no power, under the new constitution, to try causes of assault and battery. Their jurisdiclioQ being confined to an examination.

Joseph Loefner, the murderer

of Nicholas Horton in Cincinnati, has recoived'sentence of deatlu He will be hung on the last day of April next.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. HME

Rt.jurr

roc* DIMK* hkd ru ci rora.

ft:

UU.-NMiUwxir.

'"JT

Semi-Animal Report

Of the Conditio* of the Southern Bank nf Indiana for the Sir Months Preceding the Jirst Nonday in January 1358. l)r. Amount of State Bonds deposited with Treas. of State 112,000 00 Notes and Bills discounted 141.04S 47 Suspended Debt 4,846 59 Debts due the Bank, remittances, &c 10,815 46 Real Estate. 3,784 15 Personal Property 1,160 00 Bond account 11,000 00 Premium account 9,100 98 Expense account 2,945 76 Dividend paid—being 5 cent on

Capital Stock 10,000 00 Sight Exchange 2.1,959 91 Currency and Cheeks 9,125 46 Gold and Silver, Coin. 12,719 35

$355,576 13 Cr.

Capital Stock paid in, inclnriingthat deposited with Treas. of State. .900,000 00 Notes in circulation '.... Si,119 00 Due depositors 52,030 36 Due Banks and Bankers 1,500 00 Dividend declared '10,000 00 Undivided profits. 8,326 77

$355,576 13

Names of the officers: JOS. H. WILLIAMS, Prest. GEO. C. DUY, CaMi'r. Days and hours open for the transaction of business—from 9 o'clock, A. M. to 3 o'clock, P. M., every day except Sun Jays, Christmas and the Fourth of July.

Discount Days—All business Davs. STATE OF INDIANA, VIGO CO., SS: George C. Duy, being duly sworn, deposes and sav?, that he is Cashier of the said Bunk, nnd that the foregoing report is true and correct. according to the Host of his knowledge and belief. GEO. C. DUY, CashV.

Sworn to and subscribed before rac, this 2ud day of January' 1^58. ALEXANDER B. ORANE,

Jan. 5, *58-dtf NoUry Public.

Peters Crdgg & Go's.

PIANOS!

The subscriber keeps constantly on hnnd a

large assortment of all the different styles of

iv a

Piano Fortes,

Which he cOers at lower figures than Cincin

vi.-

O A S I I

To be convinced, .call and examine jay stock t'i- t. i/- 8 tj Ki Cl

and prices.

Child Bishop's

E O E O N S

5 oct. Double Reed Piano Case, $130 00

Usual Price..... ....150 00

5 oct. Single Reed Piano Case........ 88 00

Usual price..* 106 00

5 oct Single Reed Portable jCase.... 68 00

Usual Price... 75 00

4Va oct. Single Reed Portable Caae.. 58 00 sf. j» 4 U«ualPrice.................. ... 65 00

4 oct Single Reed Portable Case.... 38 00

Usual Price...... ... .... ........ 45 00

Oaitan, from.........#5 00 to 3fif 00

Violins 2 00 to 35 00

Flutes '.I 75 to20 00 •f J'v Accordeooi, from 1 &0 to 10 00

FlnUotOS, Fifes, Flagolets, Tambourines,Violin and Guitar Cues,(both Wood and Paper) Bows, Violin and Guitar Strings, of the best quality, Violin Trimmings. Instruction ""''books for every Instnt ment. Sheet Music

Fiaso StoolsTsw

and Piano Covers.

IB WPIa» IwywnlH, WW IlltTC jQvIC ear- praeirr^d at M.C No. S, Mr !Y 1WHI.CA8H. NOWU TIETME.WGSRANLNnsBMntat %il

A. B. IRVING, Agent

3aa.&/Mwkw3m

kl i-a#*

Piazios to Rest

LARGE argument of. new flaaos to rtnt, aad let the rent vptft en be pat* eksaeef Aetasbmasat. CMCall Mj/naia« the sMNlt ef Panea ea baad si No. 6, Mtduaei' Row. A. B. IRVIJfO, Amtt.

IN ~i 1'.

DlfYViODS

AT TH1

site

ON MAIN STREET, If

,r Between 4th and 5th.

Opposite John C, Ross & Son.

They are now opening some very cheap Goods just brought in the very nick of time, and at about one-half their value, which they are now offering at

Laughingly Low Figures.

Being also exceedingly anxious to reduce their Splendid 8sock of Winter

Go ds, they will close them out at

Great Reductions!

Wishing that every body may be benefitted by this decline in priccs, they request an early call, as the Goods at their reduced rates cannot remain long in store.

•In thoir assortment will be found a

large line of Ladies' Dress Goods such

as -. Elegant printed French Merinos,

Elegant Printed Cashmeres,'

Elegant Cashmere Robes Oquille

Splendid Ombro Morino,

Splendid Ombre Detains,

Splendid Silk Valontias,

Beautiful Moire Antique Silk,

Beautiful Brocade Silk,

Beautiful plaid and Ntriped do

Embroideries

Super Eradroiderod .Sleeves, Super Embroith're I Collars in Setts, Swiss and Cambric Edgings Insortings and Rands. Point Honiton, .lto.se and Linen

Laces an«ji edgings.

All Wool Inlaid Merinocs!

Half Woel McrinocA, Prdncli Chintz. (ringlianiK. A full assortment'of Domestic Goods Wool and Cotton Flannel^,

Linseys, i,,. ,-v Tickings, Irish, Linens,

Towolingi,

Piano Cloths an woolen tublc covcrs.

Men's Wear.

Fine French Black and Blue C'lolh, Baaver, Frees and Fur Ovcrcoatifur

!o£«At

Prime Cost!

Cassimeres, Satinetta, Tweeds and Jeans—Silk and Plush V'estings .. CUE API*

Sliawls .... AXD

CLOAKS

All wool Long Shawls,all wool squaro

Shawls, Lony Brocha Shawls,

Square Brocha Shawls, SteU

la Chenille

bordered

?•&"!•< Shawls, Fancy Stel

siuwk, Silk

.*• Up-* Cloth Cloaks, Far Trimmed Cloak*.

Woolen and Cotton Hosiery*

Cloak and Drew Trimming*.

Remember the above plaeo where Ooods are sold."

Cheap I. hearer!!

Between 4th and 5th on Main street opposite J. C\ Ross Son, JOSEPH A. ZOLEfm,

Sajjmma*,—

Late of tfce Wholesale and Hetatl House •f P. it B. Rzily, New Orleaaf. I Dec. 86,18®f,-dly

»S

eries and

ARTCLES,

Are now daely received at

RICE, EDSALL & CO.f

\t prices to correspoi^ wit|i $h# tjhncs opened this day. &SK> Jackonet Collars

about half the cont of unportatfou. 150 Cambric Ban^s ^d^ounctr^ embracing some very oleg»nt desig is, Ladies con find from 3 to 6 bands alike 75 Pairs Eiubro in oread filQPT® Switll

Cheap.

Embrohleml Setts frbhi T^to 1— Elegant Mourning Setts with and without Bugles. ,.

Mourning Colors.

DRESS GOODS.

Palnileaf, Ombre and Pi?n Mciino. Superfine at 85c fe Janl* Plain all wool Merino at -®i®iits. Piinted and Ombre, wool #k^iincs at. 50 cents.

Plain wool DeLaincs nt»5cpn^s Beautiful Merino ltobes fcnillo at SC.50. Plain Firnch Mciinocsnf J&^Kftcrilice ,S00 yds twilled Cashiup^.. .Il^ Boantiful DeLainus, mf designs at 20 wins per®**1'7. New Cloaks at lsp* l'rice% 100 Wool Long Shawjf ^0IU ^-.00 upwaidsf

Onr Silk Depart me jP I*5 beroiwbto another great rcdup^* Come early and so#ffa bargain. RICE, ilDsAL & CO

Corner Maiii^l Sixth Sts.

McLEJ

Strength AND LVLt

I-IIK

ig Cordial

I'UUIKIKR. 111., wnrl'l. Tht* Cora Horr known nl lu MHlfiKUtl with iontv iittl liorlw iiikJ l»nfk» 'ittin, vU: Mootl rorl. Mrtck it(MV iliirk, lllll.lclli«ltl-v ger., wllli olhor*. i-rodmlim n«h fnrll0 rrsliralli»t of

ifrciilo-l rum

•lul ill still

inv lf, nnil rliumii lite iitixt vtUunldo tiiiown to Hut mil rout, wild t'lutrrj tHrsnparlilii, cltU till' inittl Inr.iltllilj honlih I'vor ki tr VtXViBfiK'f1 OVTJf-KKMKOY. CwrJn*lt«i»n'« (KxlHral Inwu. Wlwn mfeon, U* liu«l.«i(t HiiltiMp* I* r-'U conr^li (I tlirouRli i»r win ufUif |»nrlll«|t I'lni urnili'rMUnjr tlii'11 lilo'xl. ll in'iilrull/.«' any

IIIIIIUIHul:ill'ti.T®#"

3S I

•itiill »lt»nuich, an-! »ln*it£lli'

thP wlm!.1 ortf Mr|j.tui."« S'trflpi*'ilii? ConMnl will rffiM-innlly runt I.tv-jr rmiWiitK, Msi'Hiht. .luiHuliri'.

Chranir or f)irrn*tt #/1 #fi /*(».,|M«" tr 'ii»x from, S a Ily*|i*|v,rt. J&Mirii, I'ilo*. AclillH or SII'IIII'.. nf

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tin- lljiitl, Dutfftilii or SniinmltiB In lln» Jlou f'u' |il t'tl I mi Ufiirt. l''i 111-W i' "I III tlit Stoiimch »r Kin.'lntliHl». I'linKlii|{ or Siiffo r.ttn Ki"lii#rlnMi l\iiitf ilnw II, llrjiH**. or Yci* I *»ii il«jkin mill Kyi'*. Mjrlit In-. '»ISL

CI-R^RIWLIIFII IN I HI' HMNII «'F HI" MMLI^ •'hiMl or SiiaUti'l'iuii IIii*lht* fS|iiritn, pfitirni Drimni'*,

IK'«)k»iuIi!lln|iri'««lo(iStitKorjilly'ilioIMniloj"In-ill.

Xurvoii* 111 fit'. SortM of liloti'llC* mul Kt'vcr •MAkiiu (or rliill* ami I'Vvi-r.) It will nl*r»ril»U'n«P* ol tho HtinMiir «i:il \V.ttiiI«, «iicli us Hi'iiml W(Bikne|ii!, lm,oi.1iHi'n«'if I'Tiito* -'tniiijimi'vffiifli'. iiiiinllon «ir

Womb

OVKFFL.U.K

Bleached and Brown MuslinTabic Cloths Napkins,

Wio

W«hWiii"«4

ft thtfj.

flhlil -*r, Wlilna*. Ac.

TIIKHlIH NO MtNTAKK vUHH'T IT. Tills rnrjliil will noy«/r full 1« euro «IIV i'KIVO ilici«i'.. If tnlc^li ti* |n*r illriM llon, nil enrl». l«»Hli. In #iirmn«. Kii«lt«li iiikI Kri'iii lt.

III*

MII.MO.N OK

«IHOTTIJO»«nl

Htm* lifM tliu |Mt*l

iiioniltfi,

in no limgKi1Ialliltirlnir linn it fttlli-l In KlviiiK ciillru »nll»-t.tftl-iti. Sfh ithcn, will siii^r'rrom Wifa'krifM or U'lillllr Irtteii Mrf.ean') C»rtint »iil euro

Sou. if TOTHKLUJliiS. iyotjlirl.il to bo tiwnHli'y ami |ronjr? Tbriii. jo al •iticamiil gt-l some of Mi l. 'Mi'* Corillnl. 11" will -It-i-ojttln-II and Imiitoriili' your Id.niil to Oiiw lliro itfli *ur) vein, ninl lint rlvii ro.y liloom of lnn 11*1 to ni'iiiint lO: jronr chiwk Ktury bottlu wMfniiiti c#t1*lh«'tt«»ii.

POKUItlt-lMfK^.

WV nay in iwr«nl«, if your, flill'lfi nrt- ulrklv. S"in, vr nffli'HC'l *HI* ciHi|ila'nM prevnU'iA •tmoiiff phl!dr'.|i,irlvo tliein *ntall |iinritltv off Mrl,o«i-i. Ordlul.atKllt Will mnkt lliem h.*nllti?'y (at mid r-^'irt. IVUijr not iuoi»e(.l, lr) it mul you will convlri.-od. ... ..

IT IH OKMCIWrSTOTAKK? SVKKV COVNYttV MKKfHANT Should noi l««v« tllA ri|y iiulli lio Im'1 i'rwurwt ,i supfily of Mclyean'n Str*nr*hcnluir Cordial. It *«JUrap!lv, tMiraciMiit, iilwnji rurr«. A lllicrnl lt*e*»Mnt will bo uia^o tr» tiro*s -who bnjr to tell' ajrAIn.

CAUTION—Beware of Dratntl't* or ilmlnnr who may try to palm upon yon no mo Hitler or Sarnaparilla trash, which tboy can buy eli««p, l»f «nyinc It l»jn«t a« (yo4. Avoid a*tat m«n. Ank fir tStrewgtktning Cordial, and take iioihlnf alae. la tho only remedy that will |u ilfylho blood thoroughly,at tho aame tiro* »lr«n*th*»n lh«

Oae tabl«ipooiiftil taken ?»ery raoriilnif »*tlii* t* a certain preventive for ('.holorn. Chill* ana K•' ver. YoHow Pert-r, or any j»rwval«ntdl»«a»e.

Prl«« only 91 p«r botil*, or alx bottlM for %& faS J. B.

McbHAS,

Sol« ProprJ«t»r of the Cordial,

ilia, M«lt*'iVal(»iil( Oil lylnimcnl. Tr"7*PrtnWp»l 4«iif»t on the corner of Third a»d Pit. I St. Ix»n(», .M«,

TO* For sale la UtuiavlII* by Bell, TallxKI A Co., Sprfltf»f »fo.. And p*) »onit it Cation. Mcl»KAR*S VOIXAJUC OIL M5IMR5T, The h«*t Unimxuttn

world formiui or Mul a

KEJJ«»«R« VOI«tM* 1« OH I4ALAMM.

FerformiMi by

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Brooms! Brooms!! TIHE eademlrned have e«tabll«hed a Sbrdom 1 XioiHhHory T«!rr»-Haute ww1 «AMM4 Depot. The MMef flrooau fartil*he4 to order,«• aayamnber.

The btc*uMt eat* prtee will be paid for Broom Cera delivered at tfc* iMf8Fw further aulltaitn mmlfiwMlM »l ndteCOflee. \^..J)HKK4tA2( 4iV *«•!*. Mawtf

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