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jaagysaag- 'nui

warranted) at $4,60 par barrel.

S co liUTi&e, bttt vtita eventodrbj'^ ovault aod was finally indncod t» get into the buggy ami lerfd Hivhorvebehind. In this tnanner they cauic on tot to»a.*

After their return to town, it wasob-aerv.-d, by mat theohi gentleman wa- almost JrantTc witht madness. He ^^topked wikily, paced the sidewalk before thd hotel hurriedly itiid impatiently more iude«d like wild animal than ft ho man

ieing.

"i—

Floor.—-Good Soperfioe Family Floor

ban bow be bonght at the Anchor Mill*,

t&T T. P. Varney will open a Theatre in Carr*a Ball within a few days, file baa engaged a good company for the Mason—Mr. Malholland, Mis# Emma Greentor, and Mr*. 81ocmn will compose part of ihe company.,, From the well known exjerience of Mr, Varney id Theatricals, 9»r citizens may look for something grand kttd majgfttic. J'**:*•*

J"'".

A Father Tries to Kill his Son.

The Son Kill* his Father,

The People's PrcM, of Bliiffton, Wells county Indiana, given the following acconnt of a tnoat terrible affray which occurred in that county la«t week. We have ceeu nothing «o fearful in maDy a day as the vindictive spirit of the lather charting hit* own ton for honrs to get a chance to kill him

Ou Thursday morning this community was nhcked to hear that a father had attempted to kill hi* aon. On the evening of the same day, a thrill of horror was sent through the people by the intelligence that (he MOU bad «hot the father. Abtahtm Cane, the proprietor of the Central Hotel, was the father, and Scott Case the son.

It seems that the Wginning of this sad affray was catted by a dispute between thntn shout the title ot a carding machine and the pay for wool carded in it. Scott Case hail been tending the machine during tho Htrnittier, and claimed at least part of proceed* of said machine.

On Monday ovening hih father demanded tint kny to the nmchin which he de-lir-rcd up omptly. In the morning a customer came lor his wool, and Scott asked hiit father lor the key that ho might get the wool. The lather replied he would attend to the delivery of the wool, receiving pay. aodjtaid thai ho would go down to the machine when he got ready. Srott then werii down to the machine, af^tcted an enbtnnce, and wa* standing in tlie duor wIh'ii Iiim futher anil the customer catm* Up. The father, without a word piUNtng between them, commenced nn as suit upon the on with a cane which ho had it) his hand, whereupon they clinched and Scott, in the struggle, got potsossion of thd cane, sand iiis father picked tin an axe, with which he struck twice at nlm, aiming at his head, suying, "By G-—d, I'll kill you." Fortunately, Scott dodged and warded off the Mowh and soon left his father. The father wax afterwards arres* ted and fried before Justice Kellogg upjii the charge of "assault and battery with intent to kill.'/ During the trisl the fath* •cr confessed that he would have killed his (Son—that it was his intention to kill him if he hud advanced toward* hitn, and with a reckles^ne-s not often obverved said that he cared nothing for life—that he was rea«!y die,

Tiie rtmuli of the trial was tliat he was bi«mid*tivvr to tbo next term ol the Circuit Court, and on refusing to .give bail, was cbniriiUlVd tp Prispn. He remained in jail till Kome time in the afternoon, when h* hvArd tint his son had started to Fort.Wapiiw, an-l had procured the use of hi* btr^y to make the trip then he askt'd ».?ftn .(iAi|,o*nd after getting it started on

JV'N^'b^ck in pursuit of Scott. Fatting hat in the event of a meeting "bv|ttc«.'n the lather and son, nomeihirg section* might, the result, Mr. Covault had Wen previously sent after Seott to —•get the W»iggy and warn him of the ap^prosch of hi*'fa* her. Accordingly, when -t*vauli overtook him he gave him bi.s ^horsa to rid» And he (Covault) took the buggy, and both at art*. 1 baok. They had not com* far till_ they met the old girntleinsnTTe manifested a dipositIo(j to attack

A short time alb dark ho heard

»Jth*t Scott tntaudod to ataft that Might for ^Fort W aywe^ m»b after Imp was seen ta king a gJ«*s of Uuuor, an act onnsnal vvfWith ,hi», after which be started down the •^•treet, weut iuto the store of Towns**eod Preemtn & Co., where be fotMd Scott *aocl &Uoijred him around the roow till

Scott, wishing to ahitn kirn, left the Mors.

He afterwards went ittto thetoom occupied by N V*n Hon, above Van Horn's grocery, an not finding Scott tfcera, he imm^tliately d«^ccnded the ft&ir* and croa**4 to the drug store, whore he stood on the Mdcwalk untit he suit Scott come to tit* bar-ruom do of Dean's Hotel, when

be immediately started towards him b«! comcr of MaisMd

ntu into the har-nxm, ami Scott, *lill deMtvaa of ahii«atag his tattler, entered into the h«lt that leada to the dicing room, at the same time follotrod by his father, «n told him that he wanted him to

Mr. Case, after he wai shot, walked to his hotel, where he

was

Sepi 14, til/.

attended by phy-

sicans immediately. The bnllet entered his right side, in the region of the short ribfl, passed through the liver and lodged against the skin near the hack bene. Mr. C. is still living, hot his physicians think there is not much prosjpecta of his recovery.

There Is no excitement prevailing now, end it might be proper to say that the citizens, who are acquainted with all the circumstances of the affair, have bnt little sympathy for the tather, hot much for the son.

EYAffSVILLE

E E I N I A

FOR THE CURE AND TREATMENT OP ALL DISEASES OP THE BYE O N A O E N I S S 2UA*D LOCUST snucm, BtrAnaivllle, Incltanft*

Wanted Immediately At the NEW BOOT and SHOE STOltE, Sign of the Big Tg

GOOD WORKMKNon Pine Ki| anl Howed v»rk. tl*« two rornl miii «xp«ri«i red workmen »n todo|a work. To wham kuo4 wmget «utl eoostanl «rauloyai'iitwHllMflvtii. B. KEYS. ocb.u-dtr

FALL AND WINTER

GOOD S.

RIPLEY & DANALDSON

CORNER MARKET AND WABASH STS., X*»rrixLCton'si Blocls., HAVE NOW ON HAND, find for sale, the Inrgeit and best? scIccted stock of

FALL AND WItfTBH

O O S

which U«y haro crer offered to their friends and tbc public, and At Price** Competing with any Market in the country, viz:

Prints of all popular brands

Bi ick and Fanc» Silk Drew Gow1« Frt*nch Merinos.Cash Meres aiid De Laincs Irish 'plin-, Foulards nnd Alpaeag Ctolhs, Casslmer«s, Satinets and Vesdngs Tweeds, Jenns Lindev« and Flannels Brown and Blenched Nfusllnn, Tickings, Jkc B»-d,Bartrtle and Coming Blanket* B:«che Thibet and Wool Shawls White Goods, f.ac«8 an«l Gmbmiderisa Irish Linens, Table Diapers and Napkins Hosiery, Glove*, ihir!« and Drawers Handkerchiefs, Crnmta, Tle« and Scarfs. A I«trne Stock of Amaricaa'and

WO«P iUi^ ^Ooid)^q:. A COMPETE STOCK OF

SMALL WARES AND NOTIONS. They ask especial attention to their 1

DRESS Gr"0D3. Comprising all that is rich in miN^riii', new in stylo and design—supplying a deficiency heretofore mplained of in Ibis market. ,f*|r

Sept. 30, Jm.

siliXwx^T^

S a

Headquarters. October 1, 1898.

EDSALL, McDOUGAL & CO.

NEW Styles Krtll Shuwls,in »qu m*and "round corners,Stelln G"ld Borders. Plush Borders, Chcnllla B»rdera. Bnchc Borders, Plidi Borers, Satin B««ders, Double

Shawls in alt wool

ami ilk and vool, from $10,00 to .15,00 Long nnd square Woolen Shawls. Bay State, Empire State, Wntcrlo and Scfttrh Manufactures Black and Colored ThiWt and Printed Cashmcrs Cashmere and Broeh Scarfs. 200 different varieties of new Fall anil

All wo*l Thibits, Bayadere, Printod French 7tTer'« no, Plain French Merino, Elegant Printetl W ol Debilns, DucaN, Valenoin*, iri3 'Imp^ risl, Et offes de Sole, Imperial Foulards, Sole a Tra.vera, Robes a Cv, Popiinn. Morning and Colored I'it•ians, Ri«tbris Satin du chcne new and bcntitiful DeUhnST at lSV' 15 and 20 ^ents Eiigli.h nnd French Chints, from to 30 cents. 15 esses Calico from up»

Wa opened tnis week some very c!e

:e«ant Silks and fieum! flffttred .and

-pflfiftt boiled Black Sinai, of the

host ssshufacterrs firwn cents to fl ,75 per yd. In DwmHg Hkodi our stoek never has been more complete.

Elf*At,U McDOTIGAD fe CO.

TVrro K*^te Oct, T, '5^.oTnCRrFF^S SALK"~ny eirtrte of. an O execution ttiiue^ from th» Tiro Conrt nfCoinSMflMii to i»e fltrrctM deliver 4 lh Hivwir of WtHlaM Oi awl John K.

Onulaw, Itnitn

laane Sickitl*, I hare levlel the .Mh* ilMcrtb#d 'vBsact eetatetto-wMi apart of ^e West qa rter of SertlhS ff* Vn_T*wniihlp No. twelve, OS) Sorth of Rant* nf«e. «i»(( cembten-

the twa (SJ aere lot Ttn\ rth frnm the

the Coaftty Road— analog Xorti

ilaH tethe ht»h«(t

»tM^asUd, aj(«9Baa«ai and W«. H. STEW ART,

waj that he wanted nothing to do with him the father npon him, swearing that I Drr Geo* iloaae sroMhy «r "Wttre-fiMKe, Tke Ue would kill him whereupon Scott drv«r jes*rwdtaa»t bammim r*q««re« pUtoUnd 8ml. Scott then run through "T j:* -dv 1 i' -tMRHMNI -mMS vBV9V-C09VMBr% VtlkCI Wf* HfC ^f*1 *9'• t&tvt: apta isniiiftwni wtyKwithrcfa«ac»'fwu*iuW,T« e^fresslfrd•#" mnrill^oliagjtsilMcoa&itateir MIHMM and f«rcoaacity «eiaT«neotioa of ....... ariti at all ... ..... next IStn W (bH it t»*«U an ill,

delivered into thehamts of the officers.— jA»***farawtynaaa^r DryGeodeHwim 1 E &iL I

nft north rmm the .s^uth liae

of nM quarter (j^l tOrty (wj rwl*, thence K»#t twelve {W rod*.rtie«ee SoWh S»ny rtxla. thence \V«tr twelve (IV) rod«to t* e.place of korlnninj

3 acres, taken a*«Ml ^rojvtrtjrtha»d wiM opJbtintaMfee lirtid »1 h«ur» of *aW day. at ther *tr» If .'.ate. nttot thi rent* the the a

4»jri

tllkts door In iMra tih-s(n|Mf«tiitn NthMlMt, (Or a tern a« d#as»« Ml Mlt R»r a aatWqr auMemeaHeii an4 mfli, 1 oOlrthe

Notice of Removal.

kt& AL, McBOTJaAL

a-»s

Imuii .1 nq.il "l""

Md i* now heru

If 1

Co.

Will Mtor* abo'it the lStk of October to ik«

w. »«. 4-.«nyi •.

11'

Tiw* &»Rg 3fe t4m*xe hhn, a«d|aiJi«N^taa|p*l». Wirti iatreaaaJ laeKUk* W* p«t*Stm billlog wi}1iti|flo m»ke nyt* H*| wt* fiiiwiiwul to c«ndwday, aad chall«g»

Nf'aay s*4all co«(wiitfc«a, ooaac fi««a what *wrm ?, N. 8.—P*rti«il'

art mfmMM

Mutton!Mttton!5

M«ors.P. Wynttand F-Stevers^n, will commence Slaughtering Sheepfor the purpose of tanking, on Saturday wit, and la consequence of the large stock they will have on hand, they hare Sued up a Stall at the Lower Market, where the most choice peicea of MuU«i will be sold at from 41«» 5 cents per p«uid. Thrs Is eooskierably lower than has jet been offei^d in this market, and those desiring the finest of nrattoo will bear In mind that this urangement will but for three months or more to come. Remember, that aoly the most Choicx Pku» will be offered for sale.

September 17, 3 m.

READ THIS! A VOLLANBta's TESTMOST*

4 ACOB RINSKES, living in ihe Holland settle ment of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, says: "After snffering jor some time the miaetj attending an utter pro-tratioa of mind and body, I h«e been restored. by using BtERHAVE'S HOLLAND BIT TERS, to perfect health.'*

The fact of this remedy being in such Wrii re pate among the HolUnders in Wucnsin. TUichi gan,New F«rlc, in fact in evenr HolUnd s-ttle ment indie United Sutes, argue" much in it« favor.

Try it—for Chronic or Norrous Debility, or anr Nervous, Rlieuoutic, or Neuralgic aff ctiou. Sept 16, lm. -J

a it ii

The won.larfal dUc*»»ries broosht to ti^ht by tlic MlobnWil Ur. Rmlva) & Co., ttae rmlnetit Chemisie o! Sew York, witltia thj pant quarter oi a century bar* contributed mr« the ease, eomfort, safrl) Seatih ami lou«»rity of the human race lbau.aU other lueUleinal agenla use.

KADWAY8 BADV BELIEF.

The flrat of ih«Me Important aad valuable discoveries Dtartled tbe world with wouder aod surprise at Itrapid ertiracy in euriag the tick and sV'ppinc lbs uoil elcratiatlii(t lalu». the next ditcovery wai the R*oviTtao Kunt.r cut: the ant remedy In use that |««wwm the remarkable |ro|ertte* of eradicating: from the system all conttnulinual raaledie* inherited sickly ehidreu of dUeaaSd pareuta. These dleoveriea. however, are but Leaaer Lights to the Great. Grand Discovery recently made, and which ts caleulated t* revolutionize the present praetloe of medict no and treattnenl of di»oase. Tbe result of

UjU

great discovery is clven to

the world in the form ot Pic.ua, elegantly coated with Gam, so as not to olfend the raoet delicate stomachs. They neither sicken nor gripe. Brerydo*«ttiat ls ta1 ken imparts renewed strength and vigor to the sick ife

cud enfeebled body. Tbe)'are called RAOWAY'S

They are called REGULATING PtLLtf.

JtfL. !HL» He

K.IDWA.'S KKAOV KKLIKP

t. On* tho most mmarkablo propertiM which Oil atl-|owerfui remedy p»ssi.'M0s,T« Ih it of Uleclrlcity It truly eioctrttlL** the whole human system with its healthful influence. It* action opon the polsonon* gjscs of malaria, whether It be the infoctlHg effluvia of Yellow, Typhus, Measles, scarlet or oth Malignant Kevera, or tftfver Acuo, Rllllour Fever, I'holera, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Plux: or whethertlie stomach becomes Inflamed and irritated from the poisonous extracts of a«t* iluiit«. tainted meat*, unripe traits, or green vegetables, a dose or two of Hadways Koady Kelief will Instantly neutralize th poisonous elements that may bo I Oiv stomach, ailay the most vloleot (iiflainatioiis and fortify the Whole system aralnst sickness or painftil dlffleeltlei.

In nil ca* js, therefore, of Cholera. Cholera Morbus, flux, Kevers. Ac., there Is no roatedy so safe and cer-t-iin to take as Katiwu.t's Keadv Relief. Itselectrlcal powers will, the Instant it is taken charge the system with health and vigor. 2. A is CO NIK R-1K RtT

AST, withdrawing tho con

gested blood, which, in case of Rheumatism, I.umbngv. 0«ut. NVntalgla, Sciatica. Inflicts se much pa In npan the patient—It acta with the rapidity of lightning the luslarit tho Relief is rubbed on the part of the body where there is pain—It re-establishes an equalisation of,the .circulation of the. blood—congest!-u Wing withdrawn, Inflamation Is removed and pain ceases. 3. As Dirrtmivt •s-riwrnKT.—tn casosof WuakneM. Languor Debility, Depression of Spirit, K«#t ISsaness Melaachotly, Nervous Trembling, Hyaturles Ac., it diffn|'9 Its healthful Ionic propertt-s throughout tho fiitlre system. It revives and re-Invigorates the aged crippled, inflrm andirerrou*. It imparts iiew life and strength. Weak nnd feeble females who, trom continued suffering with weakening d^rbarves. are wBating aw RadWayS* ady .telief will rcslaro ton sound aht! beallhful condition. 4. ITS CLRANHINO AM) HKAUSG PROPEIU Una nrequickly proved lu cases of wounds, gun shuts or stings, bites or dogs, snakes, Iciects, etc. The moment Kad way's Ready Relief Is applied to thopalned parts. It iisVitrnllzct the poison, arrests the spread of the Infection, allays Inflamation and prevents mortification. 5. AS A RrtDY GUARD TO PREVENT thesystem against sudden ittacks of sickness, «snocln!ly when cpidemlcsiirevall. or in cases Of sudden Cramps in the stomach or bowels, Billons Cholic, Fevers of all kinds,a dose of Padwny's Heady Relief will check tho progress of the disease and prevent icrious dlltlcUItles. 6. Exrosraa to flavr—Castaa-t. rirriccrrias— Persons who are obliged to be exposed to the hot rats of tlio sun sh'uld, when they feel VunSlckuesj. adache, cte,, take a dose of the Relief, also ^athe the head with It In some water—this will settle and strencthe the stomarh and withdraw tho heated blood from the head—and equalize Its circulation through the system. 7. Kvery family, should provide themselves with Radway's 'Ready Relief If accidents -ccur, either (Tom Palis, Rums, Scalds, Bruises, Wounds, etc.. nn ... ntionofthe Ready Relief will ImmediaU'ly ttop epaln, prevent Inflamation or mortittoailon.

RAD\VAi*:S REGijLATING PILLS. (Prom tDe N. Y. Medical Joornal.1

THE GREAT GRAND DISCOVRHf. 'Smni'i.n Potvaa RactattT Dtlwovaazn with M»i»ie.»T,s Kaortiwre •Pti.i*.—'The eolebrjkted Dr. Radwavhiw recently succeeded in obtaining a nntrltloiw eitract so ciM'ceplrated tliata dose of si* nllls will furnish tho same amount of nutrition t* the bl.u»d as is given to lite blood by an ounce of ordinary bread. This nuirltious.Vxtract he has succeeded in combining with RadwayS Keghlating Pills, so that while the #)a

went. Thl# g#eat di»corerv is .valnebto. "Heretofore, nmler tbo nmet innocent and ixwt purgative Pills etc.. the pauent grew.weak and CobUJtatoi. In eas«s ofVellew Foror,Tyi-hu*, .ScarlC, Pevetand other^na ill P6*, Kn ilpela*, fete., the pa arisniuent to

llgtMnt fcr«*r». s'mVll P6x, Kn dpela*, Mr., the pa. Ilent is unable te partafcv of suf .cfent iteep alive.

Had Way's Regulatlntc PWlewill entirely revolutionise the treatment of the sick, afflicted with ifcese.pial. adlea. fhrdiie liV lw'o"«ir Radway** Regulating Pills til (five to the wasting body sufficient nouri*hKhcnt hs well a»eatermioate every particle of diaease'from U«(]F!l«n.. Aft4|!et (treat wor which thaw Pills poeeesa Is that of regulating the organs of tbe system in the p*rTofTh»nte ofthelr duties. Ttft tom#ch,Kid-

Liver, fills, oiadder. Hoart ami KowlesV are Vacttof ihem regular and exact in the petformaiiec of thelf several Junctions so that those who take these Hills,IflwtwrCi»OW"they may b*,*Rt the.luxurj* of a healthy discharge' fro.a tkeir bowies ever ri&tit a regular mkI esa. hour.

UA nwAT»» KOGCLITISO PK.«Ot9tiKT. The discovery «fthis wonderfal fleooratrtr of the Hman Body secarv* to medical scleoee a Mw niedlcHitl property.

It a st onl.T cure* quickly, sofKly and eff'CluaUy the following dls»niers: HUMORS 1ST TUB BLOOO.

Wsfslif Tulare, Aiee4»ngorthcTHinfes (•ypkllii^if 'OoisawpUoo. si. fitw Dues, Sww, Rickets, Sail Kheura, Antkws M«». Caaber, Bronchitis, $ *«rwT ^rewffii KaW. Ulcers, Knsjpclla, Teftoia.

It rewotates the system completely. He*olrlng a#ay from thc SotMs all Immm (wImMos* isd Pl*eas«4 Oepneita, Aoelng Uht Rioo4 and Plaid* of Mie f"y» .fee* liii

atl cormpt humor*, restoring Koergy an** vijrnr.

and strcocvh to ert^Onrsaand ^nenibcr ot the body

k«t «m «»Mci^n«MtMfiviui* dl MW Maladies asd la*rt*k^ealailwrtud ky «itUf

•a

«f. disc«fc4 pareni#

House sow

occupied bv tl^6«Btlem Bank. CARD. OaiMldagttHsaiiiKWtM'nneat »«denre toeall the anentHm of &e,p*as*let«»«BT Two pmr* ac» ^e cmagcirred buiitieni in TVrw. Ijaute usrtet- ewytaKwelkJe! circaar«uiace«.In

Interntoantt 1

WHOLESALE & RETAIL

ST/iPLE AND FANCY

Dry Goods

PRIOBS RCDTJCED1

As *re wish to cloae oat oar present Sum* iner Stock, which is nneqnailed in the city, for Ladies a ad sw^Seatlemeo's we»r»

Plain Berge, t'lain Tissne, Printed Tissue, "rihtud Jtttiregei,

s.5? I-.

ARVtluM'

ckflU rea

'Let tlM liMM wftli any dh**ae. Ser«~«la. ar Coaftitatioaal MnaiUtm,islM Ra4s ay's Re^ovaltag R««s|r«M. Sold hy Dracgiau everywhere.

K. R. 8.

Sent.4^trm tl* »U, X. T.

XHMohttioa of Partner»hipj _1KW IftTS Kaair ftemofoceexMinc W l»«w CailMr Herrtag.in tke eonfacttoaetyjM^nc«s, ia this day dissnl ved by mataaT onsenl. Sir. C.tmit to suMMtscslleciaB outstanding debts #4siw aeeAanta, and pay all demands misit «W •fas. C. W. HRRRlKG, 9ayt.it a. a caktkk. -.?

Mr. fsitor wfll MHitW tItlesH Hss4 an silt a* to wapV*T W« caatuwilri ia with th« best af 0)«tn,aai.«t»«ts»«ti«*,fOr| aseaJ*.

FOR SMPLOYEEtS /LSD

Persons Widdng Employment

or craar Mgcai max.

Car* Market tad tad. 8.—P«twaHr atteetkn ^reato the rest

Hf-sf

Printed Cambric, Printed Jaconet, Printed Organdie,

Printoi' Lawns,

st &

Ueanfiful Printed Brillianta, Beautifal White Brilliants, Beautiful Printed French Chinta

Ginghams

Crinoline Flojnced Skirts, China Grass Linen Skirts, Gra-s Linen for Skirts, Steel, Whalebone '.nd Ratan Skills.

lil^jrant a^suiMueut of.pi a in. striped and Mtisin— 5 cents per yard.

-prices*

PUiJl and {ilaid Jaconet i1q,,^iVoio 10. to 50 cents per yard. j&ii-pi'"" .IJ' White Cambric

Plain and dotted Swiss, from 20 to 85cts per yard.

White and colored Tarleton. ,,

A general assortment of white and colored Cotton Hose Sopks. far Gents„^nd Boys. .. .v-'.

Just received a Iresh supply of Gents Wear, suitable for tho present season.

Fresh supply of white and colored Ladies Gent's Banjon's Gloves. *\y

Short and Long Mitts, W New Linen of Elegant vji Satin Damask 8 4, 10-4, 12-4, 14-4 and 16-4 Table Cloths: Cheap ..Variety of Table Datnask by

|he yd Napkins towels ... from SI to $4 pr doz

St?

IliincTs'otde Printed

Biff

Irish

It.<p></p>Uncus!

For Shirts and Children's \Y.bar.

White Shirta,

.Shirt Bosoms,

Shirt Collars

A variety of Kcw

*0.*

Embroideries

*1* BelnfiM

Kmb'd Hemstiehed and Grass Linen

Mandkercliicfs,

SsiiiatSMI1""',of ®u Linen

DRILLS DUCKS,

For Paate aad Costa. N&l" Viridy of new MmrseilRar

0k Stunner) Strainer! Swtttiwrt

Cassimei^s

rrILll M. i,

-fSRS?*,atm c%ta-.

'"',1"tn'Sfifii1 anil $fngf«. Maltese, Point. Valenciecne and Linen

II jD^lars me and Lin^i

Point, &

A] "h™^m,n"

•««s:

tni

Coatiflgs

Black and Figomed Grenadine. Bioley'a Superior Black and Blue Cloth* Do?v do* Bl*k A Fancy Fawtmere

Retsemher the sign of the

.* "FT |m 4^, (NEW CfiKAP FRENCH STdRfc.) I A. 20LES2? *«itnun.

Jvfy 14, Sl-ih -A fil

to tbe Adnnrexa of A PISE HJi.AD

SIIlS ®[L©S3Y 0MS. Talk of beauty, it ca a not exisl wlihoitt a 1m head 4 Hair, then read the lblloei||, *n«t If you as' am* aee eireaUr around eeck bolUevam! no onecaa doubt

PPrufeasor

WoodH Hair Restorative.—

We call the attention of all old and

young,

this wonderful preparation, which tanw back to it* original color, gray hair—cover the head or Ute bald with a luxuriant growth—remove the dandruff, itching, and all eolanwnas eruption* eauee a eooUuual low of the aattual fluid, and he«c»,ifused as a rega iar dressing for th* hair ^ill|tm«nf its color, and keen it from falling to extreme aid age. In all its aatarai beauty. We call then upon the bald, the gray, or diseased in sca.1^, to um it aad surety the young wl I not. as they valuo the flowiug lo«ka.orUie witchint curl, *ver be without It. lu prmlse la opon the u«gM of thousand*.

The acent f.«r Prof, fftod's Italr Restorative in Sew Haven received the following letter in regard to the Restorative,* few weeks aluce.

Dkkf Rivaa. Jnty (3, IMS.

Mr. Lea tea worth—Sirs 1 Kave been troubled with dandruff or scurf ou my head for more than year, it hair began to come out. scurf and hair tofrrther. 1 saw in aJtew Haven paper about "'Wood's Uair Res to rat I re" as a cure. 1 called at your store on the 1st of AprlI last, afed purchased one bottle to liytt, and 1 found to ra eatiofiiettoa it was the thing it removed the acutfandnaw hair began. to.ffrowv.lt1s now two or

tkroe inches In length wktrt I h.veirrekt Ctith lu it. I wish yuu to »eud me two tottte« more by Mr. Post, the bea-or of this. I dnu't know as any of the kind la used in this place, von may have a market An StSnr bottles after It is known here.

Yours with respect RCPUS PR \TT.

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rhave

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great variety,

Prints in great variety, Challi Robes,« Challi BeregC, ...

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Pnti.snti.rinA. Sept, 9.1683.

Prof. Wo d—Sin Your Hair Restorative is proving Itself beueflclal to me. The front, and also the back

trt oftny head almost lost Its covertng—ia Oict avi.o. tlaed but two half pint bottles of your restorative, and now the tip of inv head is well studded with a promising crop of y»u~g hnlr, nnd the front is also receiving lta Senettt. 1 hare tried other preparations without any beuoSt whatever. 1 think from my own personal recommendation, I can indace many others to try H. Yours respectfully

D. R. THO MA *5, M. D. Xo. 404 Vine street.

ViNTBNRca, la June99, 16.13.

Prof. O. J. ffwd: As yon are abont to manufheture and vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative, I will state, for whomsoever It may concern, that I hare used ft and known others to uao It—that, I have, for Severn 1 years, been lu tho habit of using othei Hair Restoratives, and (hat I And yours vastly superior to any other I know. It entirely cleanses the hoad of dandhiff, and with one month's proper use will rostore anv person's hair to the original youthful color and texture, giving a healthy, soft and gloss) appearance and all this, without discoloring the ha lids that apply It, orthe dress on which drops. I would, therefore", rocommend Its use every »u» desirous or having a flue color and texture to hair

Respectfully yonrs, WILSON KINO. O. J. WoonfleOo.. Proprietors, 319 Broadway, if. Yntk, fin the great Jt. Y. Wire Railing RstabMshmenl)

from 30 tt 'and '14 Market St., St. Louis, M-». And sold by all «*.•(* MUwt jgood Druggist*. [July 39-dv3m.

GREAT ATTRACTION

AT THTJ-^aN OF THE BIQ

Goods all New selling

1 invite all in want of

BOOTS AND SHOES, To give me a called can please you both or«" in price'5r quality,

COMB AN SEE7"ct)M EAND S E E

\.,v Clerks modest nnd well behaved. ooMfl x*ar .• OUR MOTTO: A nimble Sixpenee is better than a slow shilling. ..

DON'T FORGET THE PLACE*—SIGN

O I I I Main Street, near 6th. MannfflcturiTiff of all kinds Bone, by the

BEST OI4 WORKMEN, and of the Very best in sterial. tW Repairing also done with neatness and dispatch.

Sept. 28 dim KEY ES.

OYSTERS.

AM NOW RECEIVING, and will cootlnoe to redei *e daily, HOLT & MALTBY8 bost brauds of

S I I O S E S

With which I am prepared to furnish any number

ffoni*.

Sept. 29,dim. T. M. DOUGHTY, Agent.

Something for Invalids JUST RECEIVED AND FKESI1

lg I /ED

that

HECKRR'S FARINM, CCX'R PPARKLmO OKf.ATISrB, P.KOCTKtCS

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ARROW ROOT AX factious tat Use.

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A flne assortment of filQt/ORS far madteina!purposes, consisting In part ol KtiPERIOR BRASTII8S,

PORrt*AnniKA« and bOHOWORTH'S 8PARKMXC ATfir hTttf.CATAWBA WIKBS, Ate. T.H. BAKRACO ."it

S8-daad|rtw

Mnsical Advantagea at tbo Terre-Haute Female College.

WT»-.%cher

5 HAVE iOif: VSlt for the Terre-Hsutc Female Col

T«MS«i-ni"Wtfi% of'nbuhrinf a tety^wrior onc foroor Mu ic and Ituedepdeti n« ob•aining a Twtcher in New York, thdr«i|jhlr trained in the Schools of Boston. Her toCa.1 no fees are otMarpa«ed b» ant teneltet known to tbe'nader^gned. Tbe Faetihy of Mn*5c will tfre a»vncert noon afier tbe arriral of Miae Sttbejr, the (radterslluM to. that our for thema^lrea nfthcaWHty aad taried aoqairotneiita erf* oar ma«ir. teachers.

Aug. 21, dt* 1W' JOFTNCOVSRT

NEW BOOKS

WHITE LIF8 A NOVEL: Br Cum. Ska* Author of «'Peg W«4b«ton,M fee. BAYARD TAYLOH% NORTHER TBAV cua Sanmer and Wfater Pictarea of Bwed«

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TWIN ROSEtj A NAfcATfVEs Br Amu Co aa Rrrmi*. (Mrl. Mowatt.) THE AMERICAN ALMANAC FOR 18SS DR. LIVINGSTON'S TRAVSL8 l» AFRICA (aaesr««pp(7.j

For dale at wh J80CK INGHAM'S immm Feb St, dtf

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beat of BrooflM,of tW raHo« ttjlm, Madet# order, aad sold vkoiMkiter retail a* da tore* caahurtee*' wfT #»pwtoej»idt«raUthett«WBboiabdr

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4 Strengthening Cordial* AND BLOOD HJRIFIKJL rf^R Ifeeatest remedy in tho wfc»W. T»|a' fMMIal if 1. dlMitiad from a Bert) known o*H fnmiarit, aad chemi^ant twrihWned with siinte ft the mnatvaiuabl# medicinal rooU,bcfb4 a»td barks known to th£ mind of man, tli: blood root, black root, wild cherry hark, vcl, low dock, dandelions, aaraapariila.elder Serosa,wits ethers, producing the moat Infhlltble iemedy for the restoration ot health ever known.

IT 18 .WTURK'S OWN RKMKUT,

Curing dtseases by natnra) Jaws. \Ctien taken. Its healing Influences Is felt coursli through every velrf of the tVHly, purlfSlng and. accelerattrtfc the ctn-oi«tl-of the blood. It hetttfaities any bflllous matter la lha stomach, and strengthens the whole organisation.'

McLean's Str'Bgthentog Cordial wllleflbetanlly. cur Liver lonipiatnt*. thspcpsla. Jaundice, ,fc or- „Yrrt««« tMitity, /'**aa*« tfikt

JCTrfsrv*. mmi mil ii$n*n rritinf frtm ditfi&ti Li**r rr nWard P'tosj AcldP or#lh-

IhSpeftta. Heartburn. Intrant

ncss oTtJfe .^tmnach', Pntlueaa bf Bid tH the Head

um vi oiu tnivf nray

Dull Pain or ftitlmming In the H*a Palpitation of the Mean, Fullness or We ia the Stomach SourSmota: lions, Choklnr orSuflbcatlng Peellnjf wken lying «lowd Dryness or Yellowness

tHe Skin and Kyes, Mdif

Sweats, trward Peters. Pain in the Kmalt ofilia'Rack Chest or Side. Sudden Bushes or heat, Oeprceaioti of Spirits, Priphtftal Dreams, IVspoiidenct or any Ner rous Disease, Sores of Bht«*es on tka SJfVn and 'PeTcr an^ A*ue (or ('hills ia«l Fever.) It alU also cure dtefcse* oi the Riadder itM "Womh.su^h ks fsemlnal Weakness. Incortlaenta of Vlrlhe. Strau^uarv, tnflam* nation orWeaknettof the Womb or bUddaK^'htses *e.

THRRB IS JiO MJRTAUft ABOUT IT. This cordial will nerar fkU to cure any of the abora diseases. If taken as per directions on each bottle lh German,Rnrllsh and French.

OVHR HA UK A MII.UON OF BOTTLER Hare been s»ld during the past six mouths, and in nr Instance has It hilled in jrlrinf entire aailsiaetlon,Who then, will sufltor from weakness Or debtlii) when MeLNtn'B Strtnglktminr (MM #111 tuM TOtt,' i»

TO THK 1A UlRst. fi ,.

Do ynti wlsli to be hoaUlvy and strong Itieii (toai once and iret some of VcU»ati*s Cordial. It will strengthen and lael|(orato jfohr b\r4ii to flow throuffk every vein, and the rich rosy bloom ni health to mount to v«»nr cheek afnlu. Rvarj boiUe warranted to itive' satisfaction.

POR CHlLnRRIt.

Wesay t« parents, If your children arc slfrkly ,puny, or aflllctod with complaints prevalent amotir chlldr«h, (tlvo them a small quantity o| McLcau's Cardial and It will make them healthy, tut and mbnat. Delay not a moment, trv and von will In convinced.

IT IR 1KI.ICIOURTO TAKK.

H' RVKRY COUNTRY MKKCHANT wwM not leave the pity until he ha* nroeurada supnlvof McUtairs Stren^thenlnf Cordial. Ii sells rap-j Idly, beeauso It nlwa^s cores. A liberal discount will be mailn to thoae wIk buy to sell araln.

AUTION—Bewar* of Drur gists or dealers who may try to palm upon you sot Bitter or Karaapittills trash, which they ean buy h*ap,t\ snvlna it Is/iut as good. Avoid such men Ask MritkfH•aiajr Carrfia/, and take nothing else. Ills the niy remedy that will purify the blood thortiuRhly,.«ndkt the same time trenrthon the system.

Oue tahlespoonftil taken every morning (bstinptl lt certain preventive ftir Cholera, Chills and Paver, Ye llow Fever, or any prevalent disease.

Price only (i per bottle, or six bottles for *A. J.H.McLKA.N, Role Proprietor of the Cordial.

Also, Mclean's Volcanic Oil Llnlinout. Principal depot on the corner

Third and Pine

treet St. Louis, Mo. TT Piirsalela t.oitUville bv Hell. Talbott A C4." Hpringerdt Bro.. and Raymond dt Pat ton

Mcl-KAN'R V01.CASIC Oil, L1NIMK.NT, The beat l.lnlment In the world for man or beast. Jlnntkfr RnMftiiji Car#

PerlormadJy.3K.o»n,s

Volcaale Oil Liniment

R«sd i\r yourselves: Thomas Pord, ablnckamlth. living near Cassava one on Tenth street, had a h«rrltlo ruimlng sore oh his frot. He tried various MnlmcuN, Ralves, ^ei, but Could do It n« good. He despaired of ever botitg able to work athis trade again, because ho could not bear any weight on his f-ott and by one small bottle of McLean's Vulcanic Oil Llulmeut, bo is now perfectly cured.

Rheumatism, paralysis, neuralgia, bruises, sprain** «t I fifties* In the Joints or mnseles. swellings, *or» tlirma, oar ache or toothache, wounds. (Vesh cuts, sores, burns, scalds, pains, Ac., yield to the ••magie'Mnfluence oithls w.uxlorfiil Liniment.

For Horses and Cattle It lenn infallible remedy fftr chafes, galta, scratches,cracked heels, lanicness, sprv. in, sweeny, splintsllstnla, bruises, swolllngs, wounds, ratllhlhake bites, ohd yHrlOitu dll)6r ittseiiies whlclJ an. Imals are liable to .from InJiiFiS dr acfidenls.

Rvary Country Merchant should obtain a suhplvfif McUnn's Volcanic 011 Unlmeht. sblls rabidly,because it alwav* euros.

A liberal discount trill be ihade to mfcrctianu #tto buy to sell again. For sale by J. H. McLKA^f, pHpric'Jo'r, bbrher Af Third and Pine its., St. Louis, .Mo. rflid fdr ala its above.

J. R.Cunningham and Allen Pence, brents, Sept. }, daw tf Tirre Haote. ln*

BOERHAVE'S. HOLLAND BITTEllS

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTEHS.

BOERnANE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOEREAVE'S HOLLAND BITTER^

ioERHAVE^HOLLAfib BIXTM!:

801StlHAy£,.5 HOLLAND BlTtEItS.

BOERHAVE'8 HOLLAND BITTERS:

BQjfttHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTEH8.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS

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DI#EA8t® OF THE KIONEY8* Tf

JJIVER COMPLAINT, VJ!i

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CTCAUTION.—Ovardagjtintt pmekiunnk Tm* ftadoni or eoaoterfeit*. S ou tfaft sbel of «tarj bottle Um name of tbe iouc huriititro**,

BENJAMIN PACvB* JR.* ftwcwilrt' and, C'lHUMiati^ Prrruvmk. Pa. ,t la Tenw-Hfcur* by T. H. Purr C.=,|

R. Bwwafe* Ageat for Iaffias^liar, 10,t8dwlr to e»„kj

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ptiis fiibviaf are th« ntmberf frf thebottJnlt^ A »«a wf Anaflgtmeoa ol Vigo gricultura "wcktjf, WV it, 1 aetf, fi, Vtvtit, m. Kmaibhaar, Chea. ikjote, batbottr, V» a,:

W® Hali, *o _b$ Van »t?e. Tae abwre optbffiiUee lur Htfutited t«. mt-ct A#"™?"! fiiewttT-A ^«l»e it to., 1

Ue)de1btwr 2vi tOr the jmir'-

aitaiweaMiiU ol U* I ttir. ^9' *11'® Mm Cbdriu

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