Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 246, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 11 November 1858 — Page 3

Taratk.—The performance lsst olgbt wu

good,

aftd wavwwe glad to boar that

respectable aodieoce present. Tonight MolholUnd appears is Ills greet character of Onuo. TUi pieee (s eest MMrtU^ to the tbfltlili of the emfitj, •ad yea tat/ expecta good perfortnanea. This oromug't etertainment frill eoaclade with the kaghable ferae of

Rogmrit*

Quite ebeage ires visible lest night, io the performance sod in the andienee.

P.»#Tt avd Shoes.—The New Boston mc end Shoe Store/ just opened by P. 1*. Deck in his new store room just erected, is now being filled with the finest as •ortment of Boots and Shoes, which will be sold *t the lowset rates for cash. Mr Heck is an experienced workman, and when he recommends an article, yon may depend on its being jast what it is repre seoted. He has a splendid stock of over •hoes of various styles, waish are worthy of inspection. Give this hoose a call, and examine stock and pi ices.

£TM quarter past 3 o'clock yesterday evening the new bell on the 2nd Ward Kngine Honse, was first sonnded ia this city. It has a deep and solemn tone, and may be heari for miles. With the three fine bells, one on each of the three fine origine hoasei, we-may expect to be waked up at all tones when the alarm is given So we go—every step we take, is in accordance wkk the modern fashions pf tnOilers cities. So, let the world wag.kt

^SrHessrs. Nicoloy ds Alshnler, Dag uerresa Artists, are fitting op rooms over Mr. Brokaw*s honse furnishing establUhent, which, when finished, will be equal not superior,to any in the State. Let lady or gentlemen visit these roems, and we ^nowr they cannotrasist the temptation of Carrying away a fine snd exact likeness «f themselves. Try if, bnt don't all ?&. atom*?. ®00e^ (jjr 4,

Cosximo to Jaiu—Dr. Wm. Hall, who, on Saturday last, was tried before Justice Sayre, on acliargo of forgery, and committed to {all in defanlt of bail, and who was afterwards discharged, was on Tuesday remanded back to jail to await ltis trial at the higher Court 0« E. Woodard, arretted on If chitl^e of perjury In the Hall case, was committed to jail, in default of two hundred dollars bsil. to await his trial at the next term of the Circuit Conn.

*jHT The attention of our city Fathers are especially directed to the condition of 4th street between Main and Walnut. It is in a most wretched condition—-the mttd being near knee deep. It would add much to the comfort and convenience of our citisens wore it graded. It is hoped the Council will attend to this matter, as complaints are being made frojSL, every quarter about its condition^

TV Daily Journal has been pub

Ikhed one year. The editor says that the last year has not paid him a very large profit, but he it willing to risk ^mother twelve •onths, aotl ealls on hie democratic friends to save his Kuinsured ship. VITe hop the call will not be io va'.n.

JSP' The 4th street Engine House be cowpieted i* a few day*. Look for a gtaad b*U as soon as it is finished.

out

MFThe delay of the passenger train on the Kranville and Crawfords*ille railroad oa Tueedsy evening, last, was caused by the freight train ruuniag off the track be low Viaeennee.

Wk ». Gatswou —The CtaotenaU Gomrim says "W. D. Qriswold, laiaPree ideat of the Evanirville and Cra»fbrds*iUe Railroad, ia spoken of in eoaneetion with an important position in the office of the Ohio and Mississippi company, in this ty. He is, front all we oan leam, just the tuan for tftM» place—honest, eapable, ener getie and ieHahle.M -r

Wheat is selling in New York at

1,16 for wd, white 1^5 to 1.4«. jCora 7Sw?]8mi*»l, white 86

J3THog* are in good demand at Cincinnati at #6,2$ par 100,

Inat

on 18th

JVU triad hard io snow all day yesterday, hat eoildalgil to note than

Bee adrertissnHwtof I.M. Ht»

tkom 4 Son.t-SlVy the old greeiethat chn be nM.3L

JBT Ihs river is e^l ti«Ug~4i^ |»iigl»M end demties

tar Constable J. W. Dodson arrested a man by the name of John Strong, on a charge of stealing an overcoat fiom a ppt* ter at the Clark Honse, and took him be* fen Eaq. Sayer last night et 2 o'clock. Strong was committed to jail in default of •100 bail, to await his trial at the next term of the Circuit Court.

0ST The receipts in the Land ofiee of the Illinois Central Railroad Company daring October were 187,000. The total amount of bonds cancelled up to the 80th nit, was $981,000.

laf The Assessor's returns of hogs in Kentucky foot up as follows: 18fi6 *.1,085.948 1857 1,440,894 185# .1,107,843

Hfc. Sinee Morphy has been to Europe, up to the time of the dose of the Harrwitz game, he has played 117 games, 16 of which he lost, 88 won, and 13 were drawn.

SW The Neir York News, (Democrat* ic) says A. J. Williamson, (American) is elected in the Thiid Congressional District over Sickles by twelve msjority. the vote is so close. Sickles cannot bold the seat at any rate, as he was elected by illegal votes. mMi

mam

09*1. N. Coltrin, of Clinton# Ills, but formerly of this city, has beenelectet Jnstice of th«« Peace. He will *H with becoming dignity.

Petitions are being circulated in the

South-western part of the State, asking the Legislature to provide for a geological surrey of Indians.

B3TS.

Physician, Aceonoher ft Oculist HAVISO

loeatad pennahantiv In Terre-Haute, will resume the general praa toe ef Medietas and Nursery, The Deetor will eat Chronte INSMM ep. the syU«», such as scrotals, KheamaUsm, Broaohllls, Lirsr, AS-etion, diseases ef the Kld nevs, Ceneera, Timrm Dyspetwia, rrelapse* Anal and Prolapses ef the Womb, Utiuary diseases aad generative ortaes. ?n*OStee R«. W, Keened Street between Okie end Wa'eal su, nearir opposite Or. Penee's Drag Store

Oct 14% 4ftii

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTEIIS.

BOERHANE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHATE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAV& S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE*8 HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE S HOLLANti BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS

BOERHAVE'8 HOLLAND BITTSR8.

ron.

MIAtCt or TMC KSNCYt,

UVER COMFLAINTp

WEAKNESS OM ANY KIND,

AaiaB

mm -w

good locking lady was in our

city yestcr lay peddliug a Western Magazine, pnbliseed at Chicago. She was more attractive than her magazine

Ft. B. Guard.

You are commanded to meet at your armory for drill on Friday, Nov. 12, *58,

MRP**

at 7 o'clock P. M. By order.

^JOHN E. MOORE, 1st 8arg't.

TERRE HAUTE

PRICK CURRENT. "1 CORRttOTKD DAII.Y BY .• i| HANEY A OARTRELL, Dealers la Grata, Salt *e.« t'-anal Basin.

FLOOR $4,M per bbl. W HE AT, heat mailt ,75a per bits CORN unsettled 30 to 35c RYE Sflc'v BARLEY..,. WtoM^ OATS 4AC POTATOES, from Beats. ..70 to 80c S ALT—Ohio Coarse per barrel....... .$3.00

JF*

YIAMS! IVANS

r|^hedndmlgncd

sfths ItlTKIi

irsaio

CTCAOTtOiy.- Os«idn«lMl pssrW iafthn. shas er iseiielMa. Seeatha sMsf aea vy^beuia the nssseaf Aa

IKjtlAliiy PAGg, au 4 00.

finaHi. fa.

Mia t^m-BsM*^ T. U.Beer*C^

s^i^s^silgs^pwags

to sell at a

fomrr

saes

a* much

ffpipfte!

BAUWAV'8

In alt

Dairy 2,5J5

L*ke

N. Y. CEMEMTl FLAX SEED

s"t-

has en hand a Urge tot or fin

JL cured Rim, Shoulders and Sides, which he now retailing at wholesale prices. Call at the Meat Shop next to J. M.Tolhert's cigar establish meat, where you can ilnn And (teak mesta— Steaks and Roasts—«t the lowest rates.

March 96. 1853. dlf.

casjs,

2,15 2,50 1.10

STEPHENSON.

routtu or raiuuuHi*.

for facilitiea for buying goods, we take it that Mr. CASH is the

have never had

Jrancy uoou, Wool from 60

SYSTEM is

th* plan

Nov. 8, 1858.

KL. "jlfafM Mi

THK GHBAT GRAXI) DISCOVKK*. 8twert.*a fewaa Rw«mt Dteeoveaae

Hr.TyHwMK Ksnil t*o

Henries Peter aad other eu. Kt^djpetos, ete^the^pa-

of^eltew' Fever, HfMst fevers, Ksnll l*ox. tieatla enable te partake sf keep allv*.

Rad way's RegeteUng Pttls will entirely revoletlonteethetresueeMofiheMek, aSHeted with theae miU •dlee, fevooe or two of Redwa*'« Regelntta|r PIMs «III«ts

to the wasting body nMest sMihkaeol

as well nsextermlaato every particle diseass from tkespsMm. Aaother «oet which these Pills peaeees Is thetof eegelatlng the organs ef the ey^em Mi the porfonaaeee of their detles- Tte Momaeh,IUd•era, Uver, Shin, alndder. Heart aad Howies, are eeh of them regdtar and exM« In the perfermaaaeef thsir seTeral feaetwme: so thatthoee who take thoae nuaftKewsrer OeaUvetbey sseybe. wUI as|eythe lw ery ef a heetthy dteahatge fre— IMIr haertas every der at eregelaraadexettbeer.

The dtseoeery ofthtseesleihl

HOUATIJtO FKSOUntST. ieaaeetee, aC„the medleal srfeaSi a-Wir aK«n-

^haafli^wtw fihUy,safety aad eff«SaaRy tbe nOMORS is TH* BWJOD. I^5S*N g*y^jdlea, •Seas, Rtekeia, Aaihie. gedaa, •NMHWi hw Olnn, larpdh, iiairom the system eampleMr. Reeetytnyasrav kaaiShe eattSa aft Imm palssaeas an* IBmisl P.p.^Ha,eag«aaiKed eod FteMs ar Urn from a» eeua»«hemsr».e

nHnfiVPl

aaty

—eolHat. feMlf ae^-4-W

oh our nem

make money at 10 per cent, profit, and we ventore to say that no other hduse in Terre-Haute ever

th* like.

rifittu

Pifitts *t prtmMit."

foCchcapcr than we have heretofore kept.' We never were in so good a condition to furnish Conntry Merchants,

for cheap goods, as all will see by looking throngh our

Ttw woademil dlMoverlet broujrht to llffat bjr the celebrated Or. Mai«af St Co., the eminent ChemUU of Hew York, WUtitn the past quarter oi a ciolary hav« eontribMted more the e*M, comfort, health and longevity of the human race ttali all other

RRt.lBV.

The SrstoftbeM Important and valuable dlaeoverina aurtled lbi world with wonder and *urpriM at tt« rapid efleaey in corlag the alek and stopping toe moat *-VLVi t*^fei»e rt w.a* the K«»c».tarrt the enly r. uieiiy lo use Mat poaieaae* the re. markable propertle* of eradicating from the yiUirti all coaititntlonal maledlealnherited l» ilrtly CBIdrSn of dlaoaaed paranM. Th«*e 4louTertW hoWever, afe bat Leaaer Mghu to the Great. Orahd 0IMivery reeenity made, and which l» calculated revolutlonlae tfce pre*ent practice of medicine and I realm en I ofdSaeaM. The reiiuH of this (rent diseovery ii tlyen to the world In tfte forwr or Pitui, «legnntly coated with OUJa, *s a* not to oSend the woxt delicate atooiaehs They neiihffr »lek«n nor srtpe. Kvery dose that ta kes impart* renewed »trength and Vtgor to the alek md ennebleil Ther are called

ZHGVLATIXQ

thereforo, of Cholera, Cholera Morbus,

Ktux, Fevers. Arc., there Is no remedy «o snfe and cer tatn to take n« Rndway^s Keadv Relief. Itselectrieal p»wers will, the Instanllti* taken charge the system with health and vigor. t. ASCOUXI KRIKRITA5T, withdrawing the eon* gested blood, which. In raw of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Gent, Xraiatjtta, Sciatica. Indicts »e rnaeh |«ln upon the patient—It arts with the rabidity of llclitulng the tnstai.t the Relief Is rubbed on the part of the body where thore Is pain—it re-esUbll«hes an eqnallxatlon of the clicnfattion of the Weed—uo«*o*li it Heine withdrawn, InSamation is reraovad and pain ceases. 9. As 4 Dirresivc «5naoi.»irr.—In cases of Weak* ..Ms, Lanruor, Debility. Depression of Spirit, Ke»tlessnsss Melaneholly. Nervous Trembling. Hysterics dte., It dllPisAS its healthful tonic properties throughoat the entire system. revives and re-lnvlgorale«

sre wasting aw jr. KarfwajrV ady ttellef wilt restere to a sound and Mlkfttl ennrtltlon. 4. ITS CLKARSI Vf#

a HI)

THE

PILLS.

kad^A!

,?0k'A

1. One or the most remarkable pro|.»rtle» Whlrh this ail-powerrui remedy posaessea, la that of Kleetrlelty. It tmly eleetrlSe* the whole human system with Its heallhftat InSuenee. lu action upon tt»«J pols»nona gases of malaria, whether It be the In fort lag elHttrla of Yellow, Tjphus, jwa^, Measles, searlot or other Malignant fever*, er fever Acne. Hilllouf Perer. Cholera, Dtarrbesa. Uyaontery, Plnx: or whether the Stomach becomes Inflamed aud Irritated I'rom the polsonoua extracta of a«U'idant*. tainted meat*. uurl|»e fruits, or gre«sn vegetables, a d"»e or two of Rad ways Ready Relief will Inntatitiv neutrallxe th» pelatmous element* that may be th« stemach. allay the most violent Inlamatlons and fortify tl»e whole system a* gainst sickness or painful difficultly.

HKALIXO PRO 'KR-

tlea are ^elekly lirored In rases of wounds, gn». shuts er stings, btte* wrings, snakes, IrwoU, etc. The moment Had way's Keady Relief l» applied to tho pained parts, It n*ntrallses (be poison, arrests the spread of the Infection, allays luBumsUoo and prerenu tnortlStatins. 3. AS A BODY GIT A HO TO HRRVKXT theepaetn against snddeu »Uaeks »r stekness, vsueclally when epldemlesnrttvatt.or in eases of sudden Cramps In the stuiench or bowels, Rltl-«us t'holle. Fevers or all kindle rfose eTKaHway's Kealy Relief willehe^k Ike pmfress ofthe disease and prevent lertous dtSleal. Uee. 5. Itirosraa TO iPvictrertes..— Persons who are eblieed to he exposed to the hot rays ef the sen should, when they feel fen Sickness. Hrnd. aefce, ete., take a dose ef the Relief, also l-athe the head fltk ltln some water—this will settle aad strengthen the stomaeh aid withdraw the keated Udodfrom the head—aad eqealiie tu elreSlaUoa threagh the system. 7. Bvenr family ikoetd provide themselves wltk Rad way's Keady Relief tf aeHdente -eeer, ei liter from Valla,Berne, (MmtSs. Rrvtses, WoendS. etc.. ea application ofthe Ready Rsllef wilt Immediately (top the peln, prevent Infiamstien or mortlBcatlon. RADWAY S REGELATING PILLS [Prom the Jt. T. Medleal J»omal.l I

TrimmltM, RmknMtrte*, Htitrjf ami

WITH

RtewAVH RracLivnsa hii*.-Tlw v'.attnlwl Dr. Raawmyaa* reeenUy »seeeiH in oMalnlag a aatri ttoea extract so MMcslntcd that a Aw of six pills will feralsh the same amovnt of netrition te tie blood as ta given te the blood by an oenee oTordinary bread. Tkts netrtttons extract he has.meeeeded ta combining with Rad way *s Megalatlng PtlU.ee that while the ?jst«m Is aadergwteg ntbormgh phreleSng.peHfying and regelating process, the weak, enfeebled, debillta. ted and worn oat organs receive a healthfnl aoarlshmenu Tkts great discovenr Is I .valoable. Rerstothe most ln«n«ent aad beat ed beat peittatlve Pills the patteat grew week and debilitated. In eases

CTBargalns

SIGN OF THErBIG:

xo ov£ va.12ass i.ax» cosiohs

Our beantiful store rooms, NEWLY fitted up, in NEW style, to do business On a KEW plan, erenow fall of NEW and Elegant Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to aold at prices NEW to Terre-Haute. It is a weliknoWu foot that we were the first to

beat buytt. H*

cut domm prion mod profit*

jrfrr rr less profit than oun. Only a few years ago yon had to pay from 30 to 40 per cent, profit on your goods. We are now, (by oar new systonv.) enabled to maka money in selling you BETTER goods, bonght at LOWER.priees, for ten p*r cent, prpfit. That ydu niay better nnderstan 1 how this done, we hera. state on the first of this month we commenced

buys

our food*.

in buying as any one. We have the proof to offer you that it is so Will you have it If so, drop in under the sign of the big T, and ife vhll she'* yon a stock of »_ v, *7

Stock.

NEW, bought tor CASH, all perfect. KTo Old Style Auction Oddl ^ld & We invite competition, as a little excitement helps the circulation of the "NEW SYSTEM."

-isS

Staple and Fanc^.Dry 6ood^ 3V3|

Notions, ofiie vy, Honat rnrmflhing Goo4i( Soft Hats, Boots and shbesl^^

which taken together, for quantity, quality, style and price ate not equalled in Terfe-Haate, and we will sell CHEAPER than the Chkapkbt, \Ve are Jeterttilhwl to keep tKa nriM. and mske the profit by the qnantity sold. We eannot in this card give a description of our tinmen** stock. In Ladies* Press doods sttd all other'.

rers and Aeents of Staple Goods, that we can within ten days duplicate any article we sell so if we make by the sale 5 per c^nt* +6 ire ont bnt ten days time. The NEW

a as I 1 —. a W A A Mb. .J a a .m. a 14 Me Is jS

SULLIVAN COUNTY, INDIANA.

sohsorlber annoonoes to the Public that In a few daw he expect* to be prepared to fill orders for this celebrated and favorite Coat. The qualities that elttefljr recommend tiiis variety of Coal,-to general use, are, that it is almost entirely

Free S'rtJni Elulpbur. And il consequentlv not injurious to health) it has very little SLATE OR STONV MATTER ningiedurith the purely carbotmoons substance of the Coal: after eombustion soareely Knt CLIN ICER or IRON-LIKBC1NDGR remainsss a residum in the bunting much less light ash tt fended than ufln-1, and therefore very little annoyance is felt from dost, etc.

FOE STEAM ^PURPOSES THIS COAL IS EXCELtiEiSfT it is also well adapted to the purposes of the Blacksmith, the. roiifldryritan, avd the Gas Manufacturer. The aobecriberi therefore, earnestly soOtflts his Hrlendi alui tte pullid at large, to give this coal a trial be! fore ordering their winter'snoal elsewhere. T'--'

COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS AND OTHERS. y»„ .. •. Wishing to prtthase at the pit's mouth, will readily find the above rainc8,a# they arc aituated on land of that old and well-known Indiana pioneer,

fuel. [Sept 7, -dw3tn

fli iiSf WE

Housekeepers,

The first floor, the same depth of the carpet room above, being rc-fltted, exclusively or

200 dtfflfereot varieties of tlfew Pall and

Winter Goods,

Allsroai ThtbHs, Bayadere, FHate «», Flala French Metiao, Smut Detains, Docala, YakMoaa, «C«de

C^n«*hmHiap. Wa mmmIMMV

Wj 'WmSmMg %mmPWB

m. *, n.

•^afeea T.

GOOOTOWH LOT,wWiaW**eai fber at this eAea*at a kBAETOIf.

tpemMnmRii

Wnolesalo and. Retail. For Qty snd Sountry trade, with I wo rows of counters, each 13$ feet long and ahnndanee

from tiro sky lights, an ndrantnge to pnrcbasers, which thev can ind fn no other store in the city. Leading front the centre of the store up a wide and easy night ef stairs, is the entrance to our carpet room, which has be^n noticed before.

For the benefit ofthe kdies we shall open the finest stock of

Printed French MedKiated W «1

'tlcadii. Knit Ssneriilt

Soi«i iatpe^/oaisflla, fiS^VTWfrers, 0y, Pop«aa, Uttnhtm *M Celeted F«r PHI| KIMOnP OMR W vwCSC) Wcw Delaiaes at 1SU 15 snd m»M|B

Chbu.ln*m tS)i

ilia

WW W

we^^Ni IWV

I*«y

Plaid, Cbeac,

In Gentlemen's wear we have by far the finest stock ever brought to Torre Haute. In Carpets, we aro selHtltf 4*4 Super All*

to 75 cent*, the same we have often sold at 91,00 per yard Matts, Matting, Drngget, Crumb Cloths, Rags, Tapestry and Three Ply Carpets proportionate* psner Window Shades and Damask Curtains are beantifhl and ebeap enough. Shoes and Boots. 8oR Hits and Caps of the Verv best milke.' sftd ur _:_u l..... .. .... ri.. „.J. ...uv

JOliN

the Evangville It Crnwfortkville Railroad, F'armersbaM SulllVan County, I ml. Specimens of the Coal may be seen at WH1TWORTH & ISAACS, TATLOR & FOOTE, H. BAILEY and WOLFE 4 CO' .STOVE STORE!, where ofdeft Mat he left, whidh wilt be at tended to as punctually asposaible. A. C. ISAACS.

N* B. Burn Cotl and unrtf th, dollar?,for it is now a Well established fact that those who nse coat instead of wood for culinary and other household pUtjKMlel, site olie-hatf of the *isttat cost oi "in -,,i. A. C, I.

Ind after having made the improvement we did lasttseaMM, thst we was entirely too limited in oor ideas of the room we should wsnt, ourbusineM having increaeed much beyond the most sanguine expectations. The leading feature in making this change is to open exclusively In

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODSt

We are now fitting up for thit particular branch of trade, the Second Loft of the Store, making a verv large and sp/tciou*SALES ROOM, 185 feet deep, being well lighted by two large sky lights, and' fitted op with gas for evening trade, giving plenty of Hgbt and ample room to unroll, lay down,

mutch and cut oorpcts to fit rooms. stock of Csrpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades, Look ng Olsssw, Curtain Bands,

Pins, Cornices, fec. Also: Curtsin Damask, Moreens, Satin Delsins, Cartain Draperies Gimps an! Trimmings of ail kind* in addition to the above »fs a most complete stock of Linenand Cotton Sheetings, and Pillow Case. 9 goods, ready made Bed Comforts, Browa iOd Bloschpd Lineti Te ble Cloths, Napkins, tioilies, and Towels of every description. In fact every article that adds to, and completes a thorough stock In this Una, adapted to* the wants of

Hotels, Societies Halls, Saloons, lie.

PE ARCE, three quarters of mite east of

Dm*

eta**.ever before pre-entcd In tills market to the taste of tite

laost fa^tidioUA, and to the leas prsten)ing the largest selection of Brown iHd ttleaehed Muslins, Can* ton Flannels, White, Red, and Yellow Wool Flannels, Bxl Blankets, tfitlnetts. Tweeds, leans, Ticks. ChWks, Batts, Stc. Not forgetting the great deficiency heretofore In

E N E E N S N I S I N O O S

Recollect before purchasing, we sre to open a fall line of Ca meres, Cloths, ShlrU and Drawer OaraM, Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves aad Hosiery for every occasion. In the meantime, we shall spare noelfm* to radnee the present stock as low as possible before the

tat

all.^BUCtf BYE CA8H STORE.

CDSALL, McDOUGAL ft CO,

»AA NEW StyWFall Shawls, in square and road onrners,S^etla &4d Borders, Plash Borders, Chenille Borden. Broehe Borders, PUli Borders. Ssda B^vden, Datible

new arrivesAug. 23-dtf L. KTCB ft BON.

SHAWLS,

Silks and Dress Goods

ttMdqmrtns, October 1, 1058.

Shawls in alt wool

aad silk aad wool, from $10,00 tq S5JW: Long «ad square Woolen 8trawU, Bty State, EUtpire Aalr, Waterie aad Seotdt KuAfoehmfi Biaek aad Catered TMbi&aad Meted CaaluaerSf Cash-

shs* sltts. plain «41 boiled Mac* Sifts, of Ae h«*atasmCwtere,frm Veents toit^ffcr yd. Ia Doveatie Gaeds ear stock aever ha* ta

TESsALL, MeDOUG A A CO. Tsm-Hatta Oct, 7, 'W.

OsMltSsMltCeilttl

niiu», coauu, lavji.cou* stosk, ruli, yjaad a«Nv Seri^ato st^es of Jewelry, la set end. loS^MnileKhaM ana Limnair* ac ). it csntt»

MOFFATT't UFK PILLS* ARD _fzac lUtion of these very celebrated vmaadtesis new aaeaaalad hyaayeth. ers Hi U»J» eeestry «r la Barope. TWy are felly m. tahllshed aa tae mast aelversal Aiatlly wedleiae aow la ms«sad

they wltt aslitila iMr pre-emlseat re.

aewa by the tutelage aad eetaarehenlve virtues wkiawaiMlt. The aaaal a»oe« of puffery weald beeawonhyofjfceai aad la aeaeeeasary

Thensaads aad leas ef themaadsor perssaa wee HvtaatapertheOy restored health, their eronupt cad deeissd XMaey eotoolyln allerdlnar* ef health. 1MB

tmpelred Digestive l^aaeiteas,

ttveaeasgBltous aitd MverCemdaiats, Kt Celds« C#e«ks, Mmei W. 0»e" tisw, aad Ai

this," w»tUlli.,0«jt«, fleartoy. BslpdeUea of the iMsft, KashefHoed iethellesid. Settled fWasia ftiMatyitttis aad Organs. AAetteas of the Wad

deraad Ktdaiys, jasadws. Br inwever

"V -Vr-o'* &&

systo* of selling exclusively FOR t) A8H. By biiyins for CASH, scd (telling for CAS H, we espocl to

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FARMERSBURG: COAL" MINES,

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and Maries* jssri experience, we flatter ourselves that wo csn*

profit.

Our arrangements are so msde with Mannfao)«l

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W. B.TtTBLL.

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CHOICE, FIRST-CLASS*

CVSURAN OEJ.

THE

fHOME INSORXllffE 1^ .'' & vonK oirt,

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UNDERSIGNED IuMranee Ap.nt J1 take pleasure in .aimoinming to their many patrons and the public generally that the fullow«^ ng (Vtmpatiies, which thev continue to represent,* are INCREASING EVERY DAY IN BUSfc NESS AND WEALTH and have become the ifti

Soundest, Healthiest and Wealthiest Corporations of the kind IH THE t/NlTED STATES." the business being under the oonthH of men br the fint standing and highest integrity in the country',s sufficient guarantee to polioy holdera thai all lo«*o* they sun lain, will be promptly and honorably settled.

JEWfA INSURANCE CO.

or RABTFOftO, CO*N, *,

Cnpitnl, $I,O0O.do41 til1 paid npf Sarphis $66$n00* all invested la the best paying stock in the oountrr. This Company was organised in snd has thersAne b»oie* doing a fuocessfttl .. .• 4 Fire aad Island. Basin«Mr .' fornehrljrFORTY YEARS. durin#r whitlit time she has paid Eleven MUjioD

Capital of $600,00(h

3urplM Ovo^ Two'rinriaifcrfana Ff/t* ThQiisaWk, Dollar*! The siifck ltf this Company Is worth* 50 per cent, nbove Its par falue, and its business is conducted by the drat MSitthanieof N«w York, dainttf »o

Capital of $500,000,-

very large surplus. This Company waa cli*(W& in i810, and has therefore been doing a sound aud I profitable business for nmtrly fifty years.

PHOENIX INSURANCE CO,

CONS*

Capital of l|J20000fl(,

assets nearly# gft,000. Hiif Company standa In the front rank of ln*nrsnee Companies, as a' glsnce stitscoadition will phow. 8PRLV0FIELD FIRR AND MABINlJ I

INSURANCE COMPANY, I or srHtvonau), Mass? Capital 1150,009, large sad IfitfesSltf tOtiiloi: This company ranks seetHnl to none in (he ma* try, in all claesifloat! *ns made and is rapidly go*' ing abeid of BNt of its contemporaries^' quaksr City insura^ck caJMT-1 :^*'PANY

OF ftflLAOCLPMlA, tA4

Cspital $500,000, This (s nsw Compsftt and $$ has snbstaniated its ctaiaw to pablio tlmby the prrnnpt payment of all its

Ummss.

We commend tbe stxrve- CompanioS

io ihokm

Insurance as the renr best thd, doanuy *1

affords. Applications promptly sttended to.

r. R. T0U8KY, 1 At their Banktag Ottos of McKeen dt Toasey. OtA. 8sadfcHf.il

A. L. SHERMAN.

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