Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 4, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 January 1858 — Page 3

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P6IM»OK'* TH«ATRK.—The great dram* of "C'arJine" was played with entire sqccess last bi^ht to a good house. Hie amusements for the ercning wound np with the chaiacterintic and latighaMe faroe oC ''Family Jara," In which Mr. LtVro* appetred foil of fnn and mirth..

To-night the beautiful Comedy entitled •'Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady," will be pro laced for the first time in this city. 'Die "Irish Tntor" and the "Rendezvous" are the dosing piece*. This is a good bill and deserves a crowded house.

naor.MAs'g TiUCATRK.—Last evening the iops!«r drama entitled the "Momentous Question" was prod need for the first time in this city to a delighted audience, The interestibg and side-splitting farce of "Who Speaks First," olosed the evening's entertainment.

To-night Tobin's Comedy of the "Honey Moon," will be repeated by particular request, is which Mrs. E. LAMB appetrs as Juliana, and M'UW AKXTE RADCLIWS as Volant«. Mr, Q. D. CHAPUX appears as Dukt Aranxa. The entertainment will conclude with the Nautlcnl Drama of "Black Eyed Sustn." The bill is an excellent one, and Carr's Hall will, no doubt be thronged to night.

J63T We insert to-day a notice in reference to the new volumes of Blackwood and tins four British Reviews ami call the attention of oar readers especially to it,— They will see that the whole fine of these IUo«t valuable and interesting Magazines may be obtained for the Vmall Hum of $10 —and only 80 cents a year postage. We tve no hesitation in flaying that there'are no periodical publications either in this coitutry or Europe, furnishing to the reader MO much valuable an 1 varied matter as thaw tor any thing like this money.— There i« scarcely a subject in the range of historical and sctcntific research, or within the compass of poetic literature upon which they do not throw a flood of 1 «nd within the course of any onto year they furnish* vast amount of information and infraction which is not likely to reach the

American reader iu any other way. There is, for example, no other way in this country of obtaining correct information in reference to the rebellion in India, itsoauNM«, to., than by reading tho views expressed by these several magazines. We can therefore recommend them with confidence, to our readers—who will find that the present is the most favorable time in tho year for new subscriber? to begin,

JtSfA Convention ol the soldiers of the war of 1812-l-t, was hold last Friday, in tit* Supremo Court room, In the Capitol. The proceedings were interesting. Kilby Furgason, Esq., who had called the Con'«t ion at the request of several of the old ldiers residing in different parts of the State, read several letters from veterans of the war of 1812, who were nnable to be ].resent, but who sympatized with the aims and object of the convention. Among V,cse documents was the form of a memorial from L. C. Chamberlain, of Milton, n«kinft Congress for legislation on the subject of aid to the soldiers of 1812,

There were about two hundred present, several of whom reoited the history of their, companions In their own way—giving the names of their officers, nnmber killed and wounded iu many of the hardest engage

-stents. They adjourned to meet again at Indi omapolis on tho 4th of March next.

THK SUOAR CBOP. —The New Orleans Crescent estimate* the nugar crop of Lon* iaiana for 1867 at from two hnnared and twenty-five to two hnndred *nd fifty thousand hogsheads, againntaboat aeventy-five thoaaand hogsheads last year. Prices are, Of ooame, much lowei than last year bnt, nevertheless planters will realise two million dollars more from the crop of this season than from that of 1856, while the gain on the part of consumers will also be large.

JtW It seems that the French language oa* 5,000 more words than the English. Upon this fact Wing mentioned to a lady, ahe said, T'm snre they moat want them all, for the French talk ever so touch mors than we do.

Dr. Bates, late State Treasurer,

Indicted Ambecaluijt $195,000 "-from he State Treasnrr, was tried last week in Sacramento. The Jury disagreed—«even for conviction and five for acquittal.— Thia was the second trial the former trial feaviiui irwalieJ likewise in disagr«etnent 'of the Jnry.

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JBTThe Baltimore American, ef Jaw. the foUowing evideoee of along |ionnr*M« Md proa^eron^ Hfe:

We to day feme Ute first number of the am hnndred and seventeenth volume of The American, aad enter on the 6ftjrvninth 'rear of its ex i»tenet a daiiy papei^ the whole nnmber of daily tssnt% b«tng nineteen thousand one hundred and thirty-one.

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TE LIST.

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UAILT

ro* in

I5T11 AS A-

State Bank and Branches....,,.!............ par luk«tSrmcue, SrraeOM. par Indiana, MMfti City..... par

Kflchart, Klkhart par Rnd[«ille. WabMh...,, ...... par (Vulien. Crnh*n par Ml. Vernon. Ml. Varpoo...,,,.... par Sal n, Kal,'«... par C«p)'j, liHlitnapetli, W*rsiw. W#r«* ...., pu

M»nUtell,

MnntlrellA par

Salem. 5ew Albany--..,,Lar Paoll.Paoll. ^ar

Hr««kTlU«Buk, RMnitrills. .» par Canal Bank, Kvansrills par CMbnt(* City Baak, CambFMga City par Central Rank, Indianapolis par Rxchang* Bank, Greenouitle par Firttte PoiintT Bank, Conner* yille par Parmer*'A Mechanic*' Bk, I nutans polls... FartMra' flank, Westfleld par Gramerc* Bank, I-afayatte...., Hoosler Bank. Logansport...,. pay Huntington Count* Bank, Huntington,par Indiana Bank. Madison... par Indiana Firmera* RV, PrSnkHa. par iniKiaa Stock Bank. La porta par limun He««r*c Bank, Kokomo..,t„ par at S an a la(iMi«-RMk, Ui« par Merchant*' 4c Mechanic* Bk, Haw Albany., par X. V. A Va. State Stock Bk. KvaasvMte..,. par Prairie Pity Bank, Terre-Hanie par Southern Hk oflnd., Terre-Haute.par M«i«' tank, Salem... .....' |»nr Kavlnes Bank of 1ni., Oouasrsrills.SOdls hawne* Bank, Attica Trader*' Bank. Indianapolis. t—Tippecanoe Bank, Winnemsc WatiAM Cheeks. T«rre-H»«te ...par tfppesanoe Bank. Logansport.,—

All others, ?J®75c discount. ILLINOIS, Alton Rank, Alton,.,, ^9 dls Cntasus* Bank. Mt. Carmel.., 2 dls Parmer*'and Traders* Bank, Charleston. ...2 dls Rdgar County Rank, Paris,,,,.., 3 dls People* Bank, Carml..».. ,,,,,,,,,,.2 11* PrairieStale Bank 35dls Knahviile Rk., Rushvltle .,..10tis Stock Security Bk., Danville..,,,,.

Alt others I'c «ll*connt. SKW ENGLAND STATES. 411 Solvent Banks par

HEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY. ill Solvent Banks O I O State Bank and branches State Stock Bank*—old plate.. Canal Hnnk. Olevulmi'l All other solvent banks.. Suspended andbroknn

par par

5 di* 5 dls par

KENTUCKY,

AH solvent banks

par

VIRGINIA.

Old Btnks par All Stoak Ranks 5 to 10 41* PENNSYLVANIA AND MARYLAND. Bk. of Newcastle..,. Ml dls Warren Co. Bk .,..85dls Eric City Bank 75 dls All other solvent banks par NORTH & SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA All solvent bank*.

LOUISIANA.

New Orleans banks MICHIGAN. All other sol vant banks.........

WISCONSIN,

All solvent banks

State bank and branches.par 8t, LouisehecE*..,, 5dis TENNESSEE. tHd'bnnns.. 10 dls Pros tnK«..,,,t iotno.1 dls

D1ST. COLUMBIA AND CANADA Solvent batiks Id

Semi-Annual Report

Of the Condition of the Southern Bank of Indiana for the Six Months Preceding the Jirst Nondayin January 1858.

10,895 40 9,784 15

11*000 00

CupitAi Stock 10,000 00 Biglit E(L'liun£u. 23,!)fi9 91 Currency and Clieoka9,125 46 Quid aqd Silver Coin* 12,719 35

Names of the officers! JOS. H. WILLIAMS, Prest GEO. C. DUY, Caih'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 Sundays, Christmns and the Fourth of July.

Diwwmt Dftv*—All huaincsa Days, STATE OF INDIANA, VIGO CO., S3: George

DUT,

to north ea*tcomer of the

Good News to t&e trick aad Affiletci,

DR. BASTERI.T'S^

overy m'nute

$355,576 13 Cr.

Capital Stnok pnltl in, Ineliulinprthat JepoHted with Treas, of State. ,i?00,00ft 00 Notea in oirculatlou 83.115)00 Due depositors... 52,630 3fl Due Banks tmd Bankers 1..VJ0 00 Dividend declared 10,000 00 Undivided profits. 8,326 77

$355,576 13

bciiiR duly sworn, deposes

and #av?, that he is Cashier of the said Bank, aruHhat the fort»j^lng: rcjwrt is true and correct, according to the b«*at of his knowledge and belief. GEO. C. DUY, Cash'r.

Sworn to and submribed before me, 2nd day of Januarr 1858. ALEXANDER B. CRANK

Jan. 5, '53-dtf Notary Public.

Sheriff Sale.

virtue of three Executions taned from the VIpo Circtilt Court, aod to me di reeled and delivered, one in favor of Alvin Biffriw, Elias 8. Hi^Rins. Nathaniel D. Higglne, and ag»lnst John D. Coadtt, principal and Charles D. Jackson replevin bailv one In favor of Georjp Bliss aiid Charles G. Laadon, Elisfta C. Wile***, George A. Wick* and Lv* man W. W*rucr, and sg*Inst John D. Condlt and John W Hualoy. principals, and John H. W*aU"n replevin bail, and one in favor «f Alvin Hlfjini, Ellas S. Higrinn and Nathan lei D. Wjntfna, and apain^t John D. Condit, Joltn W. Htmley principal, and John K. Watson, replevin bail, I have Jevied On ihe following property to-witt a certain tract of lam) iring east of Terre-Haute, and Lafayette State

south west

quarter f^') of 8eetkm number two (2) in TwwnaWp nurob«r19}Narth of range nine (9) West, eontalning Uihty (30) aeres less four acres and thirty-nine oriehundredths, the Mae being conveyed to H. Ryrium, Taken as me lands and tenements tamed eat by the mid John Conditand John H. Watam. Aad I will on Saturday the 9th day of January, A. D- 185H, «u ithe Court Hou.«e dnorh Terre-Haul«.wkhtiitl»e lepal hows of said day «(flkr the rants aad profits of mid premtaM, with the apprttMwaaees thereunto belonging, Ibra temofaeven yearMad if they shovrtd Mil for a ««fident SUB to lalUV aak) executteim. I will then and there offer the fee sample to the highest bidder for eaA, to waid •tMMthN*and easts. W.R.STEWABT

Deo. |7-*Jw fpr^iftefS ShetiC

SAT FOR SALE.

TOR|wwev.FR3SSSro«4The

a*4«r*ici»e4 tat* Ssr'tsf P!*«a vHiich be wishes t« dispose of. ysm la of las* *t«as* aod is as as m«, tad way Wwrses tleam ^f Xutls Ssite, asftg* West of Tem-llcai*.

Sfeemtt* attfeiswSee ftsrSarUtev Miisrl"« mt as«M«m«r J. w. K.KU.V. fte,-U a,«

IQOUfB & 8AR8APARTLL A

This 1* the o^ly preparation m^^atRcUired In the United States, which combines the Extracts of ftarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Stlin&gi&. *nd tji« In dine of Potassium, and tho only article iri-'it I worthy of the l^ast eof 0dyee of the public forth* erbri

ofh«-»8Jdf»eas!s

of the

BIQO4, or

an Impure state

habit of the systom. viz:

Strtfulm or Ifimjr's Knit, (Suu*rs, 7Va#r«, Krnf tttnr ll Skins, frynfilw, C*r»«fe, Sere ZftJ, Ring fftrm mr Tttlfr, St*td HfJ, OW fcrw and ffletrt, Tintr j«ru, Smelting »T

GlnJ*, Ltjtrmiy, Wit tea MmMimft, ienfulm »r TaMtrtqlqe Ik* Lnmgt, BUtck** Moil*, »n tie Act, Scurwf, Ditttut* tkf JWwjti, Ir*ptif, Oravelf, diet, Liner CnijMsi SjtpMR*+r VemmtuI Die- .**»•, Kktummti**i, ffrhfral

Neuralgia Tic-Dolorcut Paint fa the Benes muf JmhUt, Ftmalt Ir-reg^ltrititt, CtrMM Omufkt end all Diicuu mriting /rem tht Metotrf or C*tomtl. Dr Eail^rly1!lojhie and Sanaparilla combine* neh powerful cnraliye properties that the worst eases of disease sea}Uy yield to lUJnfiuence. Ii cures by driving oat all the fmpnre and diseased fluids at the body^ and by purifying thte blood changing tbasocreUona ^nd removing the cause which render the cure certain and permanent.— It ha.i cored thonsands of eases which have exist, ed frof* 'Ma if) tvepty and reaiated all other r«medies.

Dr.

RASTMLV'STODISB

95 dls

Old State Bank VViis Bank of fiellv'ile,..,,di* Bank of hlt inl..,.f 2 dls Bank of Ottawa..,., ,.J dls Bank of Pike Couirty, S dU B* I. Tlnkham's Bank, S dls GrayvUlc Bank, 2 dls Corn Kxehantre Bank 2 dls

and Is an

infallible CUM for Liver Complaint—a disease which is very prevalent in the west. For a torpid Itver His the best remedy in the world. It has cured more than ten thousand cases in the 1st twoye^rt. The affljcted ahonld try It,

For Indifre^tion or Dyspepsia^' it is doing wonders, lUt powers in tUs coipplaint is not excelled, if equaled, by any other preparation in the United States. No one b^eyer„used it without benefllln such complaints. I

Dr. Easterly's lonina and SARSAPAKILLV will euro Chronic or Inflammatory Rheumatism, no matter of how longstanding or how bad. It has cured thousands of cases of from ten to twenty years' standing, when every other means had felled. All that Is asked for it is a fair trial.

For all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs, and for OrepsV and Gravel, nr. Ktnterlr's Iodine and Sarsaparitla stands preeminent, as the greatest and best remedy ever Invented. It has cured more cases of such complaints than any other known remedy.

Dr.

5 dls

.... par

,,,C5 dls

EirraRt.r's Tomxr mn StRSAPAaiM.i will on re nervous dlsoases,such as Neuralgia, Nervous Headache, I.ossof Memory, General Prostration, Vertlge, Pains in the nerves of the Pace, and the varloustralns of Nervous Affections to which Fe males are liable in a low or debilitated state of health, Itcnres by strengthening the system, and restoring it to its pristine health and vigor.

Dr. Easterly's lonmc and

.... 2

dls

MISSOURI,

Dr.

Amonnt of State Bonds depositod wltli IV-ai*. of State 112,000 00 Nolo* and Bills discounted 144,043 47 Suspended Debt. 4,846 59 Debit due the Bank, renjittan. oca, &c Real Estate PcMOnal Property.. Bond account Premium account Expense account. Dividend pild-^boing 5 3) cent on

SARSAPARILLA

is a

sovereign and speedy ettre top Female Complaint*, such as Incipient Consumption, Barrenness, Lenchorrhoea or Whites, Obstructed or difficult Menstruation, Incontinence of Urine, or Invotuntary discharge thereof, produced either by irregnlarlty or accident. Nothing cati be more surprising than its invigorating effects an the hu man frame. No female should neglect to take it who is approaching that critical period of life— the cessation of the menses. In such cases it cannot be too highly recommended.

Ladle* who admire a clear, beautiful, WUITK SKIH, and a rosy cheek, should abandon tho use of cosmetics, paints, lotions, washes, and coloring of every' kind, and use Dr. Easterly's IODINE and 9AHSAPARILIA. Paints and washes Of'every kind only injure the skin. The Iodine and Sarsrparilla is the BRST rosMrnc KNOWK. It beautlfles the skin by removing every particle of morbid and diseased matter from the BI«OOD, ma klngit rnac and ncAtTnv.and giving activity to

vowel, and by charging the seere

9'tOO 98 "0n,,0^lhe body, glvlngtbe yellow dark couute2*945 7G

n*nfd

bloom and freshne»s of youth. "A

word to the wise •utRcieut." and a hl&t i« enough for tho ladle*. Dr. Bwtorly'i lOHlNB aad SARSAHARTLtA the only aafo and sure remedy now ofltired to the public whloh will oradicate mercury from the nyfttem. It will cure the worst mercurial disease, no matter how deeply it may hn ve nnton into the frame and vital organ*, ft will cure Secondary Ryplilllg, or Venereal Disease, no matter how long It may have been In the ayatem, or what may have been Its effeets.- It will eure OT.D SOURS, cansod by the exeejwlve nseof AanejrrsriatT*.— Tt will cure T'lcers In the Mouth and Throat. Enlargement of the Glands, GMtre or Tumors In the Throat, ttodes. Pains tn the Bones and Joints, Cancerous Sores on the Arras auA l«egs. Cancer* Or Decay of the Bones, Dry Oangren«, *te. Al young persons who tiave reason to suspect any Impurity In the Blood, either hereditary or the resnlt of Imprudence, ought to purify themselves and destroy this vimn befhre entering Into 1he **aATANA STATC, as they may thereby not ly protect themselves against the dangers of Impotence and other mlsfortnn#*, but seen re the certainty ol aenacand offspring. ThismedTetneWill not only purify the at.oon, but will thoroughly eradicate from the system every particle of wascvav. and wilt AS5tHt«.*Ta and asset, the SYPHll.tTlC VIRUS, and restore the lysiea to a stale of perfect HBAXTH and rtmiw.

This Medicine has now been before the puMIe lb four years, and during that time over l*» hnndreJ OiwMt letllu

JUM

tsea ««W, an4 given sattsflic-

tlon to alt, j't s--»' Country MercKAnt* andDvutndsts who frtrm&Vly purctiased by the doaen now order by the Grass. It ts S1X T1MRS RTRON'ORR. CHEAPER and BKTTBR than any other Rarsaparilla preparation now In use.

Since lr. KasteriyV 10DIXK and SARSAPV RtLt,/ bas been introduced to the public, all other Rarsaparillas har* been discarded, and the well known SUPERIOR ^MKRCT OF THIS, bas abaoat Mr«Mliem*iit of the martrvt.

TCPPHea one dollar per Bottlej or Six Bottles tor Fire Dollars. UTA liberal Msrllot 'tiad« to whoieimle Dealers who buy to sell again.' Orders promptly fll.el.

VI, r"Prepared by Dr. Eastertv. corner af Third and Chestnut streets. St. Louis. Mo irPForSale bv P.M. DOKXBILY.Agent,and by UraggiMaand le-Usrslu Modidae tbroaghoat

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LADIES' OWN REMEDY.

Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial

This a safe, plusaeu, awd oertalu owe fir Feasale CeraplatuU arising from deMlity, aach as Irregregularity of Iks Meases* Flaor Alb us' or

Whites, Barresneas, Sallow Cowplexiou, Headache,. JMioAMas, Weak Iferres, FHgfctWl fteaan.aad alt diseaaiseeaeeed by Golds, Cheekad Pefspiratlmi,

Kailaiia ovar' JKjratte^*at,4tta^ ot tacfaxualo«faas^ ff Wa haalt has aay' trregatarliSes, of the Monthly IVrtnds wttl beJasttAhersetfif she daas not use OK. HOOPKR*a iTBMJLtB OORDtaL at •MS. tt Is astamvaad roimn au, Thoa* saiwb of Pemales haveheea eared hy this Cor* 4tal after the prMcriptto** of their physieiana had •dial, aad. the jiiasn resistsd all other treat.

JO»PrU* Oue Dattarper ifettla, is fcr Five Mtsn. VyVnpmn* ami *T6li4a4ClMnUfliimu,SI, 3io.f fwprtiUH. inpltar aatehf fiOlfirSTXT. Ag*at,a» by Draggists aad Heeler* ia MaJWtMs gsasrall) thrwagfexut iV-

TaHe4

Statae»

JatT M. V-wa

a A if a

JT DR, F.\STErO^y'S,

Fever and Ague Killer.

This Medicine will core Agne and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Agne, Ititernnttent, aad" Remittent fevers, and every form df Fe\ er incident to Wft«t.

Among aH the cel^brstbd Remedied f-r Ague aad Fever, Sot aitd foremost ia rank stands Dr. Easterly's Fever aad Ague Killer

During tbelastaTSijaarstWsioijiedj Uascur over Twolfandred Thoasaad CJasea, Which ha* fUU| established its aShsacy beyond all doubt and controversy pa the BBST aod QKLV rKnTAtN CORE for thh dlrcressingdisease. It Is-a POSIftV* CURB, Nftb SP|CSDV«id PHRjIAKKNT. It will cure the worst cases, no matter of J»ow lout stnndlup er how bad. .|t will «l»n cure Enlargement of the Spleen, Ague Cakes, etc

R**B**,hSve you the Ague and Sever? Then procure Dr Easterly's revosspd Ague KH)pr,and use It according to the directions—IT

Liver Complaint, Palpitation qf the Heart, and (ill iiseasei if the Throat, Che»t ajid Lungs. This Balsam is beyond all doubt the -most pleasant and efficacious remedy ever discovered for all diseases of the THROAT, CHKST sud LUNGS. has been thoroughly tested, and is universally acknowledged by Physicians, Drug gists, audall who have used It, the BK3T RkM BDY now offered to the Public for Pulmonary Complaints.

Too much care and attention cannot be given to Diseases of the Taings. Reader, have you a Cold, Ceugh, or any disease of the LuugsT l)e not neglect it. Millions of the old and the young, the fashionable apd the gay, are annually consigned to a premature grave by neglecting to attend to a common oold,— Colds and Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and If not removedt* a proper remedy, then to BP early death. Be advised In lime. Procure at once that celebrated remedy—Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam— which has cured Mtousanda upon thousands of Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption, after every other means had failed, and the patient had been given up by friends and physicians to die.

No person afflicted with a Cough, Cold, or any .will be just jrrnve wilh-wi

disease of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, will be Just to themselves ir they go dowe to the jrrnve out using DR. CAKTF,R'S COUGH BALSAM It wHl cure If eure Is possible.

JfTPrlce 25 cents and 91 00 per bottle, JO5Prepared by Dr. E, Easterly, corner afThlrd and Chestnut streets, Kt. LoulsC«o., sols proprietor. Orders promptly flll^d.

For sale by P. M. DONNELLY. Druggist, and try Druggists'and dealers In Medloiue generally throughout the Untied States.

July 18, W-Sin

To the TTnfortanatft 7ietimi.

DR. BAKER'S SPECIFIC.

Tliis is a safe and certain cure for Gonorrhea, Gleet, Strictures, Seminal Weakness, Diseases of tbe|

Kidneys, Bladder, and all Diseases of. the ili. Genital Oi^ans. Tills popular apd Specific remedy will cure all diseases of t|ie Genital organs in a tew days. It has saved thousands upon thousands from the hands of MERCILESS QUACH*?, If not from a pjutXATDRK-oeAVC. In c|ia of ipfectlon DR. BAKER'S SPECIFIC is thd only SAFE and SURE REMEDY.

Have you a

ftyti

WILL

cuaa

TOP. Hare yon FRIMNDB suSering with Agu and PevarV Go tell tfeeiu to procure pr. Easterly's Paver and Ague Killer and sqlTer wo longer- This is the medicine

UHB. tor ibis plain reason:—

IT ALWAYS CORES,and is perfecUv ki«SUM t»» the most delicate eoqstim|»n. fy tender Inthht, Tt^Priee One Dollar par Bottle or Six Bottles" for Five Dollars. p-pHreparod by Dsr Sastedy. corner of Tbrrd and Chestnut Street*. 8t. Louis. Mo.

TTPPor Raleln Uiis cHy.byP. *. DOSKBl.UY." Drunrist. aad fcy Drtjggijrts and dealers In %edtcinft tbrongtiotix the United States. I a •uljr 18, '57-6m h\ ,1''

STOP THAT COURlf!

Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam,

WILL CURE

Ckuahs, Cold*, Asthma, Gmnvnntion, Bronchitis, Spitttnq of Bleod, /'ois in the Side and Breast, Pleurisy, Whooping Cough, Croup,

PSIVATS DISKASS? DO

not neglect It., If you go to a regular Phvslclsn with your ease, you saaii your REPUTATION.— ifyou go to an ADVauitstsie

QUACK,

you IKUII,your

HBALTH for t.ira. Avoid both, and use DR. BAKHK'S 8PKC1P10, which Is very agreeabli to the taste, and contains plain directiens for use.,— With It you can cure yourself, and thus prevent ALL EXPOSURE, It will cure the worst casos ofsecret disease, and restoro the system to a perfect statfl^n fur ULTH and rtjRiTV. in'Prreietl 56 per Bottle. '. jrj-Prenaretl and sold by Dr. EASTERLY,corirer of Third and Chestnut streets, St. Louis, 'Mo.

ITPBold by P. M, DONNELLY, Iti thisclty, and'by IlrugK^sts and dealers In mediclnos gea urully UiMUgnoat the United Autes. ,.

Julv l«. 'K-flm

TBI OBLBBRATXD HOLLAND lUUCEDY VOR

Ins-U

DISEASE OF THE KIMftft W LIVER COMPLAINT,

WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND

"FEVER AND ACUE, And the rarious afliectiona consaqaent upon a disordered

§T®!MA8K] ©S LWm, Soch is Indigestion, Acidity of-the Stomach, Colicky Psins, Heartburn. Low s« AppetUc, Desloadeacyi Coctlvnesa, Blind a»d Kleedliig Piles, to all 5ervous, Rheumatic, aad Neuralgic affections, It has tn numerous Instances proved highly bettoflcial, aad In others eflfected a decided cure.

This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on strictly scientific principles, after the manner oftbe celebrated Holland Professor, Bo«niave.— Because of its great HMMS la most of the European States, its introduction iuto the United States was Intended more especially for those of eur fkthertand scattered here »uf there over the face •f this nighty country. Ift.etitig wi great success among them. I now offer It io tKe American public, kuowlngtaat its truly wondetfUlnedteinal virtues atust be acknowledged.

His particularly recommended to those persoas whese conetitutious may have been Impaired by the contiguous us* of ardent spirits, or otMtr Cartas of dissipation. Generally iusUataneoas la eSteet, it Snds Its way directly to the seat of life, thrUUog asd quiekeuiw ersry aerve, mMng up the drooping spirit, aad, ia feet, isAnd&g new health aad vlgar in the system.

ItOTICK^-Whoever e*pect« Snd thlsabevo* rage will be 4iMM«(9Ui: bat to the tick, woak aitJIowspirii«d,lt«3H prove tafratefblaiomtl* esrtllli poasesaesed af itspiUr taedisl proper*

Odtiation!

The great popularity «f this dellghtAil Arosaa has iudaced saaay lmltatJoas, whieh the fiMit sfcouM guard agaiast paechasiag. Be not persua. dod te bay anything alas aattT yaa have girea Boertmre's Holiaad Bttters a (sir trial. One bot ttfu^n rwa vtatsryoahow fadUritaly sapetior It is Matt these tasltatloas. r^M at IL* par heUis, sis hsales far

rROPRlKTORS

Benjamin Page, Jr^ St Con ELVrFATTTltM

PHARMACEUTirrtCHEMISTS, .•« .• PiUthwrgk, P«u aprilt1-4aw-

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Asttaatard

PAUior t«s aCRiwwri.L ikprovrd^ dt ssllevsoatii of CHS eHf, em be panthasudoa gawd t»ng«at this »Ste.

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Ladies Gauntlet Gloves ao4 Mittens, Fur Top do, ftllk and Wool Fleeced

Lined Po, Childreii's'Cwhewero, Wool, Kftittetl, Bupk, #»d Kvory other

For the Million at 2$ per ooni reduotldn Dra

lli# HS-i Dover. II. H., Peb. f. 1857. PROP- O. J. w6oD dt CO.—Gents: within few da.vs we have received so many orders apd calls for Prof. O, Wwi's Hair Restorative, that to-dav we wore tampellW to send to Boston for a ouantltv, the al doien you forwarded 1MSIng sold,) while, wo might order a quantity from you. Every b«ttle we have sold seems to have produced three or f»nr new curtamer*, snd the approbation, and patronage It receives from the mostsubstontial snd worthy cltliei sofour flsln.

BOBHHAVE'S

0 A E S

Bond us as srtmi rnaylMi one gross of tl and one doaea $2stsc and believe ua youia vory respectfUlly^^^ DANIEL lefTHRtiP & 30

Itlclrnrv .Pi.- Ohartes eo. Mo- Wov. 1l 'M. PROP. O.J. WOOD— Dear sir. Some tlmelast summer we were induced to use some of your Hair Restorative, and Its effects wefe, so wonder, ful, we feel it our duty to you aad the afflicted, to report it.

Our little son's h**ad ftirsotnt) time ed bean perfectly c^vrod, with sores, apd some called tl scald head. The hair almost entirely came off la consequence, when'a friend, srelnghis suffering* advised us to Use ynnr Restorative, wa did so with little hope of aheness, but, to our surprise, and that of all our friends, a very few applications removed the disease entirely., and a new and Inxnancoron ofhslrsosn started out. and wr can now say that our boy, has as heslthy a scalp, and as luxoriant a crop of hair ss aav other child. Wo can therefore4 and do b«rebV reeommend your Restorative, as a perfect reioo* dy for all diseases °t the scalp and hair.

We a rt/vswr^Wifnlly, GKOKGB W. HTGGtRBOTHAM. SARAH A. HIGGIKBOTHAM. PROF. O. J. \l*OOB—Dear fclr: have need two bottles of Profrssor WVod's Hair Restorative, and ean tru/y aav it is the greatest disoovery of the age for restorjnrand changing the Hair. Before using It I was a man af aeveuty. Yon ran recommend It tn th* world withont tho least fear as mv case Is one of the worst kind.

Yours Raspectfnlly.

O. J. WOOD A TO,, Proprietors. 314 Broad way. Hew

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(In the »r»»at K. Y. Wire Railing

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The great Beautifier

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iu origl al color eovers Ittxyrlart-

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nati or ^oulisvllle retail prlc^,

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5 oct. Double Reed Ptasip,Oas«^ $130 00

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5 oct. Single Reed Portable W00 soli Usual Price. L.....U.T^!r^?Vf ....^5 00

oct. 8liigle*Jleed PortiUiis €gse« £0 00

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4 oct. Stogie Reed Portable Cgaf.,,. 36 00

Usual Price i. i'i. ii 00

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