Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 244, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 November 1858 — Page 3

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\*sx 19- Tbe proprietor of the Terre-Haote House, Mr. C. Rose, h« Erected a large and commodious building on the canal, east of tho T. H. fe R. R. Depot, for ttu» purpose of preserving fresh meat* during (he comaker season. It is the most complete arrangement for this purpose now in onr city. Mr. A. L. Chamberlain, the builder, informa na, that the entire construction of tiiis building, is npon the most scientific and approved plan, and caunot.be excelled in any city. The walls are lined with charcoal and »aw-da#t, ten inches thick, outside of which is another wall, leaving a vacuum between, of a flew inches, to give ventilation. Tho meat is Vept and cut up in a room underneath the ice house, out of the reach of flics and heat. Whatever impurities in the air may generate in this room, is carried off through fluos or pipes, forced out by the continual current of cold air which has free circulation around tho entire room.

The front room of this building will bo used as a salesroom for all kinds of fresh meats kept by those who may have charge «f tho builiing.

tlT 8omo mullet-headed icribbler for the Express has discovered a typographical error in tho Union !!, We don't wonder at scribblcs pouncing upon the Union whenever an error i««n its columns fur &ejf know and fuel its reputation for correctness, consequently their eagerness to {ick np "email things" itf manifested some* what aftec the fashion of the little boy who detected mintake his matter'* conip-anitioa. The little fellow threw fesrusclf upon %»i« dig*iljv and claimed the right to the litlo of Proftssor, him*el/! Well, he did. So it is with the .vriter in the Kxpress—he found a typographical srror in the Ualan, and doubt will f»itch in now ami undertake to rerisi Wobster! Who know*?

£3T nmea Barton, oue of the prisoners in tho Jail, made a pretty good attesnpt to break «**t on Saturday night Ife broko tho locks off his cell doors and got out iuto tho hall, and C0mnuaHCqd operations on thi outer door and succeeded in prying tho lock off, when th6 jailor, who lmd been watching hint ipr a short time, «tapped in aud aocurod tho impudent fo 1 low. He had in his possession a small piece of -bHt- mill, With whljM he wa« working hi* way out,

tW Yo«terday wa saw a la*ge Alligator skin hanging at a post in front of the Laather Store of Messrs. O'Boylo Burnett, on 4th street. It is a whale, and we thought, the first time wo caught a glimpse of it, that if toe abovo named gentlemen were prepared to Ion this hide, wo could eco no good reason why they could not make leather out of a clap lo ird. Well, ah 1 yes or did jgu say it was the hide of Democracy, stripped from the back of t^e adailnitftrationHn tha la to eloctioft in PinasylvaaialL. I^musihaveibeen,taj^tt off dry'

Felooious.

A couple of gents named Wm. E. Wilxon and Jafnia Stewart, w«ro arreted oq Suuday morning by Marshal Dotlson. upon a charge of appropriating some $45 in gold, belonging to another person, to their own nit. In other ward*, they were charged with "borrowing'' it without the consent of the owner. The? were taken before Esq. Harper, and committed to jail to await their trial on Monday morning, which resulted in eon tinning it nntil Saturday, next, at 9 o'clock, A. M. W. E, McLean represented the State, and B. B. Moffat, the defence.

jMT A bill of #26 was presented to the Board of Council, at its last meeting, for payment, which wa« refuaed. This bit! is for a portion of the expenaes in fitting up a stand and maU on tha 5Ui of July last, for our oelebration, aud we sea ao good reason why tho Council shoald sol ordw it paid out of the general fnnd, «s thia woald equalise the matter, olch eiti* ten paying his proportion. It is customary at other places to pay such bUhi out of tha citj funds. ..^ f—:—

FoRotnr —Dr. Win. Hall was caused to l»e arreted oa Satorday last, by O. B. ©odard, for forging receipt, hot wp honorably dia«lArg»d on MoodayV

We undemand that Woodard has 6*ed to avoid being arreted for p^jnry.

MW Th# new engine hon«e*t' one for the Northern «&d

othftr fof tha are frcrly lain

Firei-^The stable belonging tn. Jacab Engle* on the corner of Market aad Oalc etreets, took fire by some mysterious process, on veeterday afternoon about 3 o'clock and burned down. The stable was evidently sat oa fire, either by children, or by some scamp. The loss to Me. Engle cannot be lea# thrn 9160. The fire companiaa were cut and did the best they conH to save the ^oCprty, but the loft had been filled with hay but a few days, and it burned at a rapid rate.

fiQ^The editor of the Express, has, for the last few days, been engaged in writing essays upon "white hands," and 'white ladies." A fetv lectares upon the opposite color is confidently looked for in a few days.

83TThe Marshall has not yet recovered from the injuries received in an engagement with a blackguard a few nights ago We may have something to say in relation to this difficulty, in a few days.

tSBT Hon* John G. Davis, will please accept onr thanks for valuable public docneurits. ..

Fort Harrison Lodge, No 157,

I. 0. 0. F. meet, at Odd Fellows Hall tonight.

tar It still rains. The roads through the conntry are miserably muddy.'

JtW The river is coming up at a pretty good Hpeod, at tfais point. 4

JCgr A heavy business is now being

done on the canal. .ygTC.fK^T,

TEUUE HAUTE m*

PR IC li 0 It It Ejy T.

C0T1UECTKD DAILY lif 3

HANEY & GARTRELti, I)enler«in Grain* Salt Jtc.» *'aunl ilaisin. FLOUR ?$4,50 per bt!.

WHEAT, »x»t quality ..... ... .75e'por bns COHN uiKuttled 30 to 3/*-" RYE -r»0o

Art LEY .55 toCOt!" OATS P1TATOBS, from ..70 to'S0c«• SALT—-Ohio GoArscptTbarrel,vi

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Silks and Dress Goods

Headquarters, October 1,. 'X858.

EDSALL, McDOUGAL ftpfr ^A NE\V Stylo-? Kail Shawlg, iu sqiisnlnnd #V rouml'tufaiera,Stella Huld BoHIits, Plnsli Rnrdcrs, Chenille Borders. Broclie Bordcre, Pl»U1 Border^*, tiatlii Bticdera, Doubleiu all *ool Hud silk u»-l*o}!. from to, 3.rv'Vi Lung •titd^qxiwe Woolmi Shawls, Bit Sutc, Etupirc SuUs W«)urlo »and Scotch Muimfttcturc* JBiick und Colored TKihit and Priutud Cutlunuri Cotb nutfe aud Broeh Scarfs. 200 different varieties of new Pall and

Winter Goods,

Allwcmt Tliiblte, Bayadere, Printed Prenoh Meri no, Plain French Murium El^ant Pnutcd W ir.i Delaln#, DuchU, V'alent ias, P.tru 'Imperial, Et olTes de Soie, tmporiiil Enulanla, Soic a Travets HoKesn Cr, Punlius, Mnrnlug and C«!wd Per *)ans, Ri*-tori* frttin d« oliene new a»l beautiful Delaines at 12l(.' 15 and 30 fonts Ltiglish and Frt-nch Chintx, from 19*^' to 30 cents. i£ caaes Calico from up.

We oneued this week some vcrv etei^nnt Silks In Bayaderes, Plaid, Chene, Stripes and fljrnred very beautiful black Bayadere Silks, figured and shot ailks, plain oil boiled Black SUks, of the best manufacture, frira 60 cents to $1,75 pei' td. In Doaeutie Goods our stock never htM been more complete.

JSDSALL, McDOUGAL A CO. Torre-llaute Oct. 7, '58.

B0IS^i^ttAKD

B1TTEUS

BOE^nAVfi'S HOLLAND BITTERS

BOERHANfi'8 HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERUAVfc 8 HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOEIUIAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS

BOEUUAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

DISEASES OF THE KONEYS,

WEAKNESS OJF ANY KIND,

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Fever

Ague.

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STOSACn OK LIVER, -iR ,8 ,.ti atxM rax vemxtir.

trCAUTION.-C,«r«l ipto oroM«urfiit^ S oa Um iM of evss rrtenkUMSsmsfilM aM4t

BENJAMIN* TAGK. JR., & CO. PliimMMiiftii aid Clmistis IH'f 1

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Tbo wonilerial dtseoverie* brousht tight by tha fClebmtod Dr. Rati wnj-fc Co., the eminent Chemists (d New York, wilblo the past quarter of century, bftvo eo#vrib«tod mure to the en*o, comfort, Mfety, bentih anJ lon^erliy of the hamuli race than all other medicinal a cents use.

KAUWAYS rfBADY KRUKP,

The flrstof mose tmportaot aad valuable dtsebVerlea etariled tlio worM with wonder and surprise at It* rapid ortU-acy In ruriag the sick and stopping the m^st oxcrutlntliifc .paius.

The next dlteoverjr was the Kkro^atIk* Kcs«i.vk kht: tho only r.raeuy lu uie that |oweas«* the teiDarkuble properuu# of erajicullnic from the system nil constitutional tnaledlesInheritedliv sickly chtdron of diseased parents. The**} dlcororfe*. howerer. are but Lesser Lights to the Orxat. Grand Olscirery reeeiitly made, and which i* catcnlntert t* revolntiouise thepre*«nt ii|-4ttico of uioJcur und trcatuioiit ofdlsvtitp. The result of th1* sfreht discnveiy is civpn to the world In iho Com of Ptbb9, elenrantly coated with (ruin, so as not-to offend the most delicate nomiclii. Tney i»oltliar ijiekop iior ^rlpe. Krery dose that taken imparts roiiBwwd stroiigth mid vigor to the tick end onlVoblol boilv. Tht»y are enllod

KAUWAY S KKGULATl.VG P!I,LS.

HADWAT "S REA DYK^J I.IKP,

On# r»f the most rootsrknble properties which tills all-pu«r«r(UI rensedjr possesses, is thut of Ktectrlolty. it trnlv electrifies tne whole It in an iviUh .with its iiealtilAil luflii«uc«. action upon the prisonous

eo#ii».if Piajarla, whether H« tho Iiifo. tlae effluvln »f Veilow. Typhii#, sm«np, MMiiot. *curV\t »r other .Malfewjsn* Havera, or Korer A'*n-. Ker«r Cbolara, Ui*py«oniary. Flux: (r wh.llietr thte, imnaiach ji:8a»ne«l «iid Irriutvdjru,ii*ilc pnin«xtracu of »%.U- tainted rrii'lU, ur irr^f a^»o or twoi'Af RftdwWpr Krtmly Hollor will IsmUntt/ .•'•"Uwll*" tin pwnrniiig olemenW that may be lu the urraBch. ^luy .h« aft*t. vl«leotltiaaiaatlui«8 aiul fortify ths^ wuOl« tcalust HlckuoM or patiifuiitimcultieA, --i «i'.v3

Iviir^ tburefore-t of Chplora, Cbo'cra WnrbTli^ Klux, Fever*, &c..th*rt» lit no -bxieav lala to takis a* ffa^way'1* H»nly Kellcf. Itoetectricai

11 uken

Btery ratitilt ah^atd brovid# fhem*e)re« with, Railway's Heady Rettof !r acridetiij -rear, etUier from Fall*. Burna, ScaUU, (Unittea. Wonnil), ate an application of the Ready Relief wilt immediately atop the pain, prevent intfamaiioa or mortification

RAD WAY'S REGULATING PILLS. '8. 1 [Prom the S. Y. Sfetlea1 Jcmrnal.] TRK CKKAT GRAND DISCOVBRf.

Siw»n»« Howxa Racann.* Oaromui wtra R»»W*T'I Rc«ri.4n*o PILL*.—Th®

JC5T We invito competition, as a little excitement helps the circulation of the "NEW SYSTEM." Nov. 8, 1858.

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2.' As'roOS I KR^IHHITANT, wlthdrswlnsthc con-

(tenftMl Moi%4, which, In ea*o of JMieuniatinhi, Latnbar». G«ai X»*iiralirla, Sciatic*, tdfllet*' a« ranch pain u|mii tbc patient—It act* with tha m/ilJlty of lithtnlnif the Inslaut the Roller Is rulit»-.| ontne part ofn«t body wh#r« lh«re fa pain—It ro-o*U«bntlie»«n fquallsatlon of th« clreiifattun of the blond—tonrbxil n, huljic withdrawn. iuAmnatlun I* removvd aud pain" eaasea. 3. Aj Dirruaivc Stimi lu canes of Weak* aa««, t4»iiffnor, t«b)llly. Uupre»«tnn of JSplrlt, K^at(«i!in«ii* MolsiifHrtlfy, ?fervt»ui Trembling, Hyuterlca &e2,'tt dlfftaai** its h«»allHf«rtmlc prftp«rtt«a thrimith* out thK •nitre*»tetti. H'revlvoa aid n-liirifitrattt tho a^sxj, crl|i|iffd, inOrrn audnorvouA. Hliujuirts now lift) ahd *trtin£lb. Weak nnd foobla foraalc» who, trom conttimed auffsrtnfr with weakaninjrdiaeltarffp*, are wanting away. Kadway'* *ady .tellc-f will restore nnftundand beatlbfUi enndltion.' •, 4. ITS CLKAXSINO AND UK A tfVOJ PROUK. ties areqniekly'prrtve^tnjcaacmeT wouadi, rsi'. ahoia or all lira. biie«ra«|ta, anakea, lei«,t«, etc. 'ifie mo. meat ^adaay^ ,K«ja«ly Kcllnf is ap|ltod to thnpained

pnrt!vit

ii«nlrulliet the tnlaon,,arre*u the «|raad of the ltjrjctkri, aTli}%» luCamatluii aud prevent* morti-. flcatinn. 5.'AS A RODVOUAJSD TO PREVENT theayrtara

agatndamtden atHeka of sieknaa*, «*»eelally whs a e)Ud«mleaurevall, or In ea»e« of *n«lUw Cramj.s In the iUirtiaehror brtweU, Binoo* Ghotle, Fevera Of all kinds, a doae-of Padway'uReady Reltef will cheek tha prugrMa-ofih« dlaeaie aad preveut terioui dlfflcnl tl4s. 0. Kti -oura* TO OT—Caaiaait. rtprteeana*.— Heraous wiio are obliged lobe esnoied to ilte hot raf8 of tha nun abcnltl. when thoy faol SunSlckue»». Headacha, etc.. tat a a do»a»f the Relief, ai*» balbe the bead with it In aom« water—ihl« will «ett!e and »irenctha the adiwneh ana wlUulm# tha heated blood from the head—and equalise its circalalloo through U»e ajatem.

CE'ebrated

Kent. This jtrMt dloeorerv t* I .raUibW.

LIVER COitPL^VINT^^

Or.

Had way Jias rec«nity aueeeeded in obialnins a natri tlowa extract ao eoaeentrated that a doaa ofalxpltla will (hrniah the eam«*»oaat of natriUon the blood ailapm to the

Mood by an oaeee of ordinary bread.

Thta nu»riHoas extract he ha* »acee»d«d in enmbiainr with Radway'a Kej?alati«f Hin»,aolhai whlleitie*j»-

ten nndencwiif a thoro«xh nhy«leinjr.pnrif»injr»ind

rectalattna proceaa. tha w*ak IM and worn oat on

l«d. debiilta

nM reeel

n» raetin a kfaUhfh! ooartah* Berr to-

fore, noder ihe nraat l«nn«em and beat porgatire Pills •to., tha patleat woak mxi «»WHute«l. 1 c«ae» Iff ia!l

of raltow' Fever ft* ho,, Scwriat y«t«raN other maItenant tovars, Small Pox. Rrj «ipeia», cte_ um patient i« aaabta Ml partake of tar.,

efant aaoiiaaaest to

keepatlva lWtay,iiHf»l«U^Piiti w»H astir*ly rav^NHentw tha traauaeat of U» Ark, aflHrted vflt thitM aiat. adi«». Sro»« or two of RadwavV Regnlatfnr fllb win *iT« to the ww4wf k*4)r a«niiihm«»t aa wcU aaexterattnate tWj pa/dele of dinttM fma tie aftta«i. /Inother areat .war whteh tk«t PilU mmcmm la tkalof taiWbiUnir lb* «r)r*n» ftf Ui« irr.t«m a the Miftnum aftMr diUm. ,Tt« towo«*,iUd* »e*», U»er. Skin, nlidder. Heart and Bowl**. ,*r« «aeii of Ui«m recolar aad nwt ia tha perftrmaft«« of thMr Mnnenl flwt thoM who taW« tteaa t*lU#,howev»»rO«»UT» mft*, alllMf«nt lji*ry of a healthy ahHKaire their how tea trtrj dajr at a nfalaroaa intkotf,

RADWAT.S kc«p£atiso Fteot.sncT. The dt»*«Mr«ry *»f thhi wnudaifvi *U»mt\r*urr «f ll« Hman Beit aecrarn lo aaUal adaaM mw aaedieittal proforty.

It WMwaty ««r«a mUtotf im e^emoSyfhl ar*«r«: .... BOMOS8 IS TBS BUX)D.

Ta»*ra, B)**dt8«ef the Usage ,, Caatw^tos, ». TJtoa' Dom*, RMteta, Salt Rh«-*-

Ut«thaa«,'- .^"»«i®a, Ca»k«r, BcmmMU*, Ff»«t Sana, Ruk. ttoen, tajprth. Teteaw.

It naanm the wn|laWt, R«NWtrtwv«wa -Uw atl lMMwa itksaitta *m4 Rtoesw lrp«H»,tMmik« Ha«4 Mid floMa of uaftw alt PMT«,4 h«wNr«. raa»o*t«itS**ocy and v^ro?,h^jHh a«M i*wiHi)ht««WNfy Or«w***d awakr the hm% wt!l wftoaie ttwm th» ayatWa til C«aflhati«Ml

Katwilawawk f3lraaW«atalMKtt«4lrj' sMtly cW4i*a or«aww«i pa^evt*. .. let tamM *#fli as»y JiaMae. He» *la. ar tVxwaitattacat taha 1U4 8»wlwH. ISatd i? OracfMMf evwryw

,4 GOOD TOWN LOT, wift home aad fitor rwann, tsaa W office, aft .*

JL f»r this celebrated and favorite Coal Coal, to general use, «tre, tb&t It is al

Free

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Notice of Remova

BDSAL, McDOUGAL &Co Will rem pre about the IStb of October to the corner rif Main aad Fourth ajreeuu Hoaae now occnp»ed by the SgtithcrD Book.

CARD.

On maldng this announcement we dears to call the atteftltoa oJ the paUie to oar present posftlott'. Two years ago we commenced business io Ten*Haate eader very favorable drea m-wanee*. is tr.e pO'^wioft of facilities seldom esjoyed by my.— fn that short Rpaeeoftlioe we hare eataMtsbe^ Dry Goods House worthy of Terre-Haute. "The ^JttnwirSaary increase ta ovr bMitiess reqafres more spacious salesroom*. With that end ia vir» we hava Mcand the above earner, jieh *re now fitting up in magaificeat etyle, with r«-Ccre*aoe to theooiafartot o«r eastamws^and ft^et^tatf It will far sums any Dry Goods Hon* TcrreHawte. We iHive also cagaged tii« ^rrices of arretel aoeeiaflbfced aalesmen arho will *t all aa** be fooid at thtir post, ready to wait on all, oodin any language. With iocrsMed facOitiea *e are detei tnined te catty rtic day* and dtoHeaza any aad all oosstw^Uns, tome from wfcat mm it »»y. BDSALL, McDOfXlAL & Co.

Oct. 5th.

f. Fesler, mstku of nauatUnt.

Physician, Acconchcr & Oculist Having

te r«n*4«M, am wwat tW gaiaatal pmciae #f ^»»ery. The f+t£ur will Ctiwie Kwawn ia.

Uie_ rgft_mrd aertoftut*. sthanaao. ttaaa, &nMMliitia, t»w,&*•<««*.htaMof Um Kl«.

a»« nwa|Hw or ta« wmms^ tdaary itiTwxw ud.

jwaeratlv orxM.«.

M*. MMtf

SIGN OF THE-BIG

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Our beautiful store rooms, NEWLY fitted np, in NEW style, to do business on a NEW plan, are now full of NEW and Elegant Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to l»o sold at prices NEW to Terre-Haote. It is a wellknown fact that we were the first to cut down prices and profits in this city. We never would knowingly permit ary house to sell at a lower price or Use profit than ours. Ouly few years ago job had to pay from 30 to 40 per cent, profit on your goods. We are now, (by our new system,) enabled to mak3 money in selling yon BETTER goods, bought at LOWER priced, for ten per cent, profit! That von may better understand how'this is done, \va here state that on the first of this month we commenced on our nem system of selling exclusively FOR CASH. By bavins? for CASH, and selling for CAS H, wo expect to make money at 10 per cent, profit, and we venture to say that no other house in Terre-Haute ever did or ewri pretended to sell a Stock of Diy Goods at suck a profitr As for facilities for buying goods, we take it that Mr..CASH is the best buyer. He bnys our poods. With cash and tkirtten years experience, we Hatter ourselves that we can sate as muck in buying as any one. We have tho proof to offer you that it is so Will you have it If so» drop iu uador tha sign of thj big T, and we will show you a stock of --a*. -m .m:«Y£.rrv" NV

Staple and tFancy Dry Goods,

Notions, Hosiery, House Furnishing Goods, Soft Hats, Boots and shoes,

which takon together, for quantity, quality, style and price are not equalled in Terre-Haute, and we will sell CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST, xvo arc determined to hoop the prtcos down, and make the profit by the quantity Bold. We cannot in this card give a description of our immense stock. In Ladies' Dress Goods and all other Fancy Goods, we havonever haa the like.- In Gentlemen's wear we have by. far the finest stock ever brought to Terre-Haute. In Carpets, we am selling 4-4 Super All* Wool from 60 to 75 cent*, the same we have often sold at $1,00 per yard Matts, Matting, Drugget, Crumb Cloths, Rugs, Tapestry and Three Ply Carpets proportionately cheap. Wall Paper, Window Shades and Damask Curtains are beautiful and cheap enough. Shoes and Boots. Soft Hats and Caps of (ho very beat make, and far cheaper than we have heretofore kept. We never were in so good a condition to furnish Country Merchants, as now. Our arrangements are so made with Manufacturers and Agents of Staple Goods, that we can within ten days duplicate any article we sell so if we make by the salo 5 per cont, we are out but ten days time. The NEW SYSTEM i* the plan for cheap goods, as all will sea by looking through our Stock. We are proud to show our goods, whother we sell or not. Romomber our stock is all NEW, bought lor CASH, all perfect.

Nd Old Style Auction Odas and. £2nas.

FARMERSBURG COAL MINES

Wishing to prrchnao at the pit's mouth, will readilv find the above rpiues.ivj they are situated on tho land of that old and well-known Indinna pioneer, )OHN PE.vTtCfi, three quarters of mite east of the EvaiisTtlle & Crawfordsrillv Railroad, Furmerfburg, Sullivan County, Ind.

Snvcimensof .the Coal may be seen at WHLTWOKTH & ISAA0S, TAYIjOR & FOOTE, Ft. BAILEY and WOLFE & GOV ,STOVE STORB» where ordei'S may be left, wli/ch will bu at tended to as punctually as possible. A. C. IS A ACS.

N. B. Bum Coil and save'tbi. dollars,for it is now a troll established fact (hat thofc who use coal instead of wood for culinary and other household purppscs, save fuel.. (Sept 7,-dw3m

find after having mode the irnprorement we did last^MjBOH, that we was entirely t»o liieited

«n£Ujii# ^5pectaUon». The leading feature in making this change is to o[en exclusively in

St«ic,tics

of the_ruooi wc should want, our business having increased mneh beyond tho moat

HOUSE FURNISKING GOODS!^

We are now fitting up' for that particular branch of trade, the. Second liofl of the Btdre, making Ikrpc aud spacioua HAL&a ROOM, 126 feet deep, boinj? well lighted by two large aky .lights,

and,fitted up with gas for evening trade, giving plenty «»f liyht and amide room to uuroll, lay down match and cut carpote to £t rooms. We shall open next mouth an unusually Urge Slid attractive Mock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Looking Glasses/Curtain Bands,

I'ins, Cornices, fec. Also: Curtain Darc«a$k, Moreens, batin Delains, Cnrtain Draperies Gimps and Trimmings of all kind* in additioirto the above a most complete stock of Linen and Cotton Sheetings, and Pillow. Case gooils, ready made Bed Comforts, Brown and Bleached Linen Tahie Cloths, Napkins* doilies, and Towels of every description. ttr fact e*ery aWele that adds to., »ftd completes a thorough, stock in this tine, adapted to the wants 6f BouaekCi*{ers, li»i'ils,

Halls. Saloons, &c.

The fiwt floor, the »iuu« depth of the carpet room above, being rc-fittcd, exclusively or

Wholesale ana Ftetail. For City and 3onntry trade, with two rows of counters! each 135 teet long and sbundanc6iof light from two sVv lights, aa advantage to purchasers, which ther can find in no otlter in the city.

Leading from the centre of die store up a wide and easjr tfight of stairs, is the entrance to oar oar' pet room, which haa been noticed before. For the benefit of the ladles we ahall open the finest stock of Drtst Opoit, Silk*, Shawls, Cloak*, Trhttminyt, Embroi'lerie*, Hosiery and yZooci^iver before presented in this market to the taste of the moat fastidious, and to the less prvtoodioe tike largest selection of BnrWn and Bleached Musltos, Canton Flannels, White, Ked, and Yellow Wool Flannels, B»d Blankets, Sadoetts, Tweeds, Jeoua, Ticks. Checks, B.itts, &c. Not forgetting the great defficteocjr heretofore in

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, And. Tailors' Trimmings,

Recollect before purchasing, we are to open A foil line of Ca-admeres, Cloth*, Shirts aud Drawer Cravat*, Scarf#, Ties, Collar*, Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Hosiery for every occasion. In the meantime, we shfill sn\n» no effort to reduoe the present stock aa low as ooaaUile before the new arrives. ETBargalns for all. BUCKEYE CASH STORE.

Aug. 28-dtf L. RYCE & SOW.

ii¥i a.h» ctJssoaiBSU

COUNTY, INDIANA.

axinoonces to the Publia that in few davs he expects to bo preparod to fill orders

Th« qualities that chiefly recommcnd thia variety of entirely

rom Sulpliur.

A»d it is consequently not injurious to health it has very little SLATB OR STONY MATTER mingled with the puroly cwbtinacous aulienuice of the Coal: after combustion scarcely any CLIN KER or IRON-LIKE CINDER rumainaas a residum in the biiriiinp much lew light ash is f*rnuthan ufiu l, and therefore vsry little annoyance is felt from dust, etc^* TiTW"

FOR STEAM ^PURPOSES THIS COAL IS EXCELLENT It is aleo well adapted to tho purposes of tha. Blacksmith, tho PouitaryiA&n, apd •_ •.!, the Gas Manufacturer, p.

irh^^ifescribdn ^CTclfor^Iiiniestly solicits his jTrienda jt^d th|( ^dblio at lat^e, CS (five1 uii doaj

tri^tl before ordering their wiutw'sftoij elsewhere. COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS AND OTHEftS

MOFFATT'8 LIFE PILLS, ASO

f»ECO E»ri3C. BXTTTaTaaa

rPHE

reputation of these very celebrated

vejretabK rameile* i» bow aww^tr^, tahlishi^l Um nnM aalveraat Jim mx)|Hne nftw BOWB ihie(JTrfnal^rid

th5r

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one-half of the usual cost il A. C. I.

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re-

ft* .intnB«te aad. e,j»jMr«hen«l*a vlrta*» V*' !»«®»ry weald «5i• eaneeaeaa *f

11 1^'.* thoumiad* of pera^na woo LlZSLli haalth.t. their ttrampt a»d BOfVaiy |tt all ordinary defanremeitta '"^patrad IlirMtlre PancUMa. Coa*s,i Mr*rO.mpJaioW, RlMa»aati«a«Ht J»C»|i), C«a«ta, Tervooa Weckneaa.LoM

I j.^. V*»»U*i V^tlflll^ nQCHtCHiiMM

f'' /««r«i4 latefw«tt«iit Vevf. Aa*»m Bri«oehiUa. Choite, I1«ar»*», FaUitatk» of th* .eat. Ka^hof Bt«x»d In th« Bead. £*-aUMt Pat#* ia the Jofnu. Mwiht *t4 #f*aa*. .tfettftiMff llm wid' 44tr k«S X.t4jooy«s inadiw. Dtojmj. Hl«^ (Itewevar InreteraWB,} HaMlaal€«^r«i«M.«M«Mm BtWoat

HesdaidMtaed alddlaeaatoad aa

HnmMtm aamher *f «th#r tfaladi**. Th»y t*o«irti nm OMhw o»r «*»»Sn«*B*i»t. arw perfo«f» mU4a»4 plmaant tw their «pp*raU»a, hwt win (MwarfoItT rmuxe heatth-ikat irraateat of ait carthlv WwTb)T»—to U«« OHMStexhaactM and 4!Up!4at«d

attatlm. Piwpaw»4 an4«eMty Dr. WILLIAM B. MOFfAT, SSfiraa4wor.il. «a,f

MarekM^wlr HfcJji 2

Something for Invalids.

TU8T RECEIVED AND FRESH AT

tihrf jgaaaji ^. -..'v..

HBCKXtra IU8IXA, ecxm «PASRi.iir€ GtcUtTiys, PHocrrvoi roirs ..

PVKVKA'HMAXflXlAtT*rt*6#s *»**& l»WOLA«t.*e»y«»eS AIROW ROOT AXU TA PItCA,»eco«B$nuilad«Mh reetiwaa Jbr asm a Seeaeeerueeate# tlQ«tOfM far atadletaal fssssi'siiaslsitiia iaMft-er

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1*0xt. maokira. a»4ix.sGsro#r«-it trAXKUSG AXlJ «Z1UUC^TAW«1 tnfffci tkyu WdisiIsti jswi, H. nuut*

W. B.

TTTELI-.

CHOICE, FIRST-CLASS

riVISUR.AN'

t'NDKRSKINKD Inunrnrr April take pleasure in announcing to their man* patrons and the public generally, thut the fvU«ng Cotupanio5, which thev continue lo ivprrafntM are INCREASING BVfcRY DAY IN BUSIi NESS AND WEALTH and have beeotaa tho

Soundest, IFeftlthiest nud Wenlthtest Corporations of the kind in

THE UNITED STATES.

The bu-iiH'M being under the control of men of the first standing and highest Integvity in ihw country, sufficient guarantee to policy holdew that afl losses they sustain, will be promptly aud honorably settled,

iETNA INSURANCE CO.

op iunrFonn, conN

Capital,1 $1,000,000,

til1 paid up Surplua J6GG,0(ifl all Invested iu

Fire and I aland

Capital $150,000, large and increasing surplus.Tills company rank* second to nose in iho co»uitrj, in all classifications made aud Is rapidly going ahead of most of Its content pom leg. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COIFR

PANY,

O* PHll,AVBLrm*KI'A.

Capital $500,000. This la a now Company »6»I has sabstarilat'xi its claims to puMitf favor by iW pfpypt '.uyi^cnt of all its loS'CS. o^mmend the"above Companies to tboae^ o^sfri'jg Insurance ss the very beat the couutr/ atfViftls. Aripltoatlons prontptly attend^ to.

lnir

b««t jviyiug stock in th'* country. ThU ComiMUi/ was organized in Iftl9, aud has therefore bccir doing#, successful

"sii

for nearly FORTY YEARS, during which time she has paid Eleven Million? BollaiiiLosses!!

HQME IXSURA'CK CO.

Of KEW YOUK tt-ltv.

Capital of.f600,000,

Surplus over Two Hundred and flftf Thousiui'l' I Dollars, lite alOck in this Ooinp.it)v la wortUvf 50 per cent, abort its psr value, and fta bmliteasV| is cmdaoti-d by the drst Mertshuntetuf Ne^ iofk,. daiins 'o |iatron»g»- which lew C^mpuni1 '1ARTKOKDINSU RANUJiCO-

OF O^UTKORJ, OO.HN., ,f -V

Capital of $500,OOOy

very larjca siKpht^ .This GorajfUiy clmrtfred' iu iHlfl, atm tlnk therefore been doing a'aound andprofitable busiuess for uearly fifty ream. -•V'P

PHOENIX INSOBANCfi CO* ,w ia«ir IULRtposd, cm

Cnpitnl of $200,000,

asaets nettrlff Tliis Company atnnds in' the front rank of fnxurnnce Conqwuics, as a glance at It* condition will chow. SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE-

INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SPRtNOiriKLO, MASS.,

J. H. ICAftAR

AmjLn\

R. TOU.SEY,

Al their Banking Office of McKceo St. Tousey.^ Oct. 30, 3md*w.

HAMS! HA St»t*

Teared

he undiKigned haa on hand a large tot of Homo, Shoulders and 4idea, whidi be I oow retailing at wholesale jpriees. Call at the Meat Shop next to J. M. Telbert's cigar establishment, where JOB can a I far tiud fresh meat»—* Steaks and Roasts—oi the luwestra'Mt.

March 36. ,8&3, dlf. F- STKFiJti.VSON.

Dissolution of Partaerahip.

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2 1 ll rfli jt. ie ilro Mi.f«etl«=.erju,v

tKSM, to tltS« 4ay diiw.lved bj mutoal ti«ent. Sir. fK e. Carter la aathtr»S««l toeetiattall oMUIandlnr d«t«iI wn***iul •sc«tttit», ac4 paj all d«m«n.l« *rain«t *a)d Jrta. ....... r. W. HKHJUSU, «apt.«Mpe. H. C. CMITHH.

MmU -i

Kr. ULC. Carter wHl e^eHaveat the »I4 «tas4 an will ready to swpptv fcja ee«t«m«r* In a few with the heat »f 0 «W«, m( other ateett««, for lc.e* fiaals.

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I mti tfootne? and WlKUfi- PlcUiresef Swedes «N! Hot***. TWIK «c»ni} A NAiiArrrvE By Co as 'Mr*. Mowitl.)

THE AMERICAN Af,MA*AC FOR 1S5» DR. LfVISf?8TOK*S TMAVEL8 Lv AFRICA* (a to fortfiiett »CI3y0^1v«a

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