Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 247, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 November 1858 — Page 3

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Thoatr©—The theatre warn well attended I eat night—quite a fashionable audience were in attendance. To-night logomar will be repeated, and we ad viae all (who haw not cms it played, to go—yon will mini a treat, if yoc do not, and no mistake.

Arretted.—Constable Dodsoo, arms fed on yesterday, John Green, npon two separate charges, to-wit: One for gambling and the other for keeping a gambling houM. He WM taken before .Jnotice Bayre and fonnd gnflty tipon the charge of gambling, and fined $25 and costs. The latter charge was not sustained.

JE3T We hear of many farmer* who are holding back their corn for better price® lliejr eay they will not cell for less than 60 cent*.

We learn from the ExprttM, of yes

tcrday, that It "snowed again" night before last.

t&" Oyster soap can now be had Lafayette at ten cent* per dish. Che enongh.

WST Over 40,000 hogs hare already been pmchasei by the paokers at Keoknk, Iowa. .J I

A large number of cattle ate now

being butchered at the slaughtering house of B. McKoen Co., for packing.

JEW Mr. has become connected with the editorial department of the Express.— Rather a raluable acquisition.

S0T Cooper, at No. 4 National Block, is selling the ntoest of Ronnl**teak &t 6 cents per pound, lie is determined that no one shall sell cheapor and better boef than hirasolf. ii

tW A. largo lot of hogs wero driven into the pens of 11. D. Williams

Co.,

yjster-Uy. Slaughtering will commence at this house in a few dayi. ,f. I). Eirly it Co. have alroady commenced slaughtering and packing.

Attention, Ft. H. Guard. You are commanded to meet at your aimory for drill on Friday, Nov. 12, '58, at 7 o'clock P. M. By order.

%upd

JOHN E. MOORE, 1st Sarg't.

"T Lecture,

Rev. C. F. Rmarius of the St. Louis University. will lecture on next Friday at »M»ck P. M. in St. Joseph's Church.

Subject of the Leoture The Church

Liberty.

Tickets 25 cent* each.

JtW Mt4. Bedgood, the patentee of the rolebr.ited Cor* Cultivator, of Cleveland, 3nd., is now stopping at the Clark House, where a sample of the mnchino may be Mwu Shop noxt to J. M. Tol peon. It is unquestionably the bost culti vator that has been offered to the public. 1'crpon* desiring to purchase territory for the sale of this machine will please call at the Clark IIon»e. Sao advertisement.

O'Hkrra's Cotillon Band —One of the most prominont features of tho Fire men's Ball on Tuesday last, was the ex cellent music and milling furnished by

Harm's String Baud. Good music adds at least one half to the enjoyment of dancing, aud in fact to everything else of which it forms a part. A theatre without a good orchestra lose* half of its attrae tions—but in this particular our friend Varney, of tho "Gaieties" is fortunate, having secured the services of this band.

The leader of this band is one of the best ••cfcHers*' h» the State, and with good music and tho go*i calling a party cannot bnt pass off pleasantly. We hope to we t^li band engaged upon all occasions, and Ve feel perfectly safe in the prediction that hereafter a party will not be considered as weH managed if th*ir services are not se-

it We are pleased to ledrn that Mr. Joseph Hudson, an old and well known musician, has connected himself with this hand. He played with them for tb» first time at National Hall, ea Toeeday night last.

VtnootA SALT.—Thi Hichmonl Knqnirer says there is one square mile ot land between Smyth and Washington counties, Virginia, on the north fork of the Holston rirer, which ia worth more than the whole valuation of the city of New York. The salt rock within tbis mile range* from seventy to one hundred feel in thkknces, which wonld yield a net ton or fbrty bosheis of salt to er«ry yard it contains or over three thonaand millio&s of ba»hels, which, when mannfactnred, worth from forty to fifty cents a hosbel. Bnt presuming it to be worth twenty eta. per busihe) in the gronnd, and we have six hnndred »UHoi» of dollars! to which we w«ai add two hundred and fifty millions tons of plaster, within the same space, worth in the gttwnd aboot one dollar per ton, make a total of eight bwedred and ffty mB lions of del tare

The Boy Murderers Found Guilty. The lads charged with murdering Hugh Downey, the Macoopin drover in a fct. Lonis barber shop, have be*n found guilty as will be seen by the following, from today's St. Lonis Republican:

MCXOEE I* TH* -FIRST DEQUE.— The Jury in the case of the State against Niek Traatwein and Antoine Leite, indicted with Theodore Debold at the Criminal Conrt for the murder of Hngh Downey, in May last, returned a verdict last evening of "Guilty of murder in the first degree." The Conrt room was well filled, and it conld not bnt be observed that the verdict, just thongh it was, and consistent with the law and the evidence, was received with many indictations of sot row and of sympatby for the youthful murderers. It is not at all probable they will be banged.— No donbt the Judge, Jury, prosecuting counsel, and all the officers into whose hands the case in its different stages has been placed, will sign a petition to the Governor for executive clemency. For our own part, we must confess that to onr mind the contemplation of the terrible deed, the particulars of which had occupied the Court since Friday morning last, is sad enough, and bears sufficient of a lesson, without the awful consequence of an execution. The murder was one of the most fctrocious in the annals of crime even in these criminal days, and exhibited a depravity of youth absolutely shocking, but it would certainly subserve no spirit of revenge, it would gratify no wish of the family of the dead Downy, to condemn those boys to death, and it is even questionable whether it would be attended with beneficial influence on the rising generation. We presume it was in contemplation when a severence of the prisoners was granted to enter a nolproa in the case of Theodore, the youngest of the three.— For although he was not used as a witness against the others, it was through his confession that the scoret of who committed the murder was divulged.

This case should be an awful warning to youth, teaching them that the love of money is the root of evil. It shonld teach them to try to be satisfied with the station in which they may bo placed, however irksome it appears or however hard a master they may have, that getting m«ncy honestly is the best way that avarice leads to cheating, cheating to robbery, robbery to murder, and murder to an ignoble doath, or a life of ignominy and shame.

X3T Potatoes were selling on the streets yestorday at 75 and 80 cents per bushel.

TERREHAUTE

PRICE CURRENT.

CORTUCCTKD OAK.Y BY

HANEY & GARTRELL, Dealers in Grain, 8slt kc., Ilnsln. FLOUR |4,50 pct bbl.

WHEAT,host quality 75c per fans CORN unsettled..........30 to 35c RYE 50c BAitliBY 55to60o" OATS ...4% POTATOES.from Boats. ..70 to 80c SALT—Ohio Cimrse per barrel......

Drtlry Lake

a.25 2.15 2.50 1,10

N. Y. CEMENT FLAXSEED .......

HAMS nv.ns

^he undersigned.hiw on hand a larjjjc tot of fin JL cured flams, Shoulders and Side.t, which he now reUlllng at wholesstc prices. Call at the Mw»t Shop noxt to J. M. Tom«rt's dpar establishment, where you can alvay? find fresh niCNts— Steaks and RomU—nt the lowest rafrjt.

Mnrch 96. 858. dtf. F. STEPHENSON.

Dr. F. Feeler, rosMKai.v or piiiLAiKt.riiA.

Physician, Accouchcr & Oculist Hurvnamohloc*l«t-t

AVING i»«»n»iinsTitl*' l» Terre-Hnnte, wilt the jr^ncrnl nf Mmltelna and S IV or a on lAo reformed nyxtom. nacli nrroful*, Rhvnma. Um, RmarHltlt, t.lrer, AIT»cllon, ntlsease* of the Kidney*. Cancer*, Tumor*. Drj»p«U, Prolnp»a* Annl *.-»•! ProUpMtx of lh« Womb, Uttuary dliotsti and nrviM.

TTr*Ol8ec S". V, R*eoad Street between Ohio and Watant Sim nearly opposlta Dr. ISnce'a One Stora. Oo\-14, d»Sia

BoiiHAWS HOLLAND BITTEIIS.

BOERHAVB'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOKRHANE'8 HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOKRHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERflATE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVR S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS

BOERHAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,

ton.

DISEASES OF THE (CONEYS,

LITER COMPLAINT,

WEAKNESS 0* ANY„JKI,X

Fever db Agti

Aadall afixtiouiwfUte'

STOMACH •«. LITER,

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T*T TH* 0**iT"WniD»T.''

ITCAtmON.—Ommri ymthmmg ftsItolkMWoriwatwfeit*. Sttatkt iM«f tf beOke tiw aaatc tke

SOCK nmmcrsMt Page, jr., a col#

PkstwMfMists st»4 Cltsilws, im l^ytaaexni. Pa. 9dM Hi TmeRutt by T. H. Bart It €». II. DwwsriH aari by Dr^tegianlir tko«^ eat th# etms«rr.

R. Brevi% Ims far USsaaeoBa.

"JIafM Vtrilm 0t preeaitHt

Tw wondarial tliic«vorf«s brouitlii i« ll^ht by the c«tebrat«d Dr. Kndway & Co., lh« emlneiit Chemists ot New York, wltliiu th« pant quarter oi a ceulnry, havv eontribatod mora lo the cue, comfort, Mf«tv, hoalth and loaffovliy oftho bain AH rac« thau alt other medicinal arecU use.

RAUWAY ..BADY REL1KP.

Ttio flrrtof these Important and valuable discoveries startled the world with wonder and siirpriso at lt rapid elBcacy In curing th« sick and stopping the iuo*t excratiaUnK naius.

The next ducovorv was the RCNOTATTNA KMOVVairrt the only KipolTln utn that ponsosses tho remarkable propert)** of sra4icatiiiK from the syslom all consUtutloaal^naledies Inhoritcd stckly ehldren •f diseased parents. Tli««e dleoverles, however, are but Lesser Ufchtafto th« Ofent. Grand IH»icovery recently made, auf which I* calculated t« rivolntloni*e the present practice of uiedteino aud trualmont of ili»ease. The rna'nlt of IhU ^runt if I veil to the world In tUc form ol

PILI.S,

1. One of the most remarkable prnporti« which this all-|iow»rful remedy poas.isses, l^-thatof Klertrlcity. It truly electrlfles the wholo human with Its healtbfhl influnnce. It* tu llon upon the poisonous Cases of malaria, whether It bo the lufectlajf eflluvia of Yellow, Typhus, swamp. Measles, scarUt or other ^atlKiiant Fevers, or fever Acuv, Blllinnf Fever, Cholera, Dlarrho-a, Dysentery, Plux: or wh«thcrthc stomach becomes 1Hflamed and Irritated Irom thnpois* onous extracts of a«l* |Uul^, taiutnd in fiats unripe fruits, ur jrre«n vegetables, a d««a or two of Railways Koady Relief will instantly neutralUe th pol»'?ii«n« element* that may bo l.i tha stomach, a',lay ihe raost violent iiifliimatlont and fortify the whole system airalnst sickness or painftil difllcnttle

In all cas^s, thurufore. of Cholurn, Cholcrn Morbus, Plus, Fevers, Ac., there 1* uo remedy *afo and cer«ln to take as Had way's Ready Relief. Itsulectrirai pawers wilt, the lh»tai:tK Is takou charge the sy*tem with health and viyor. 8. AS OOU^ I^Kk-IKRITANT. wfthdrawlnKlheconicestad Wood, which, in m«e of Rlicumatism, t.ninbars Oaut. $ a!ftl». .Sc'Miea. Inflicts so much pain upon the patient—It acts with th" rapidity oT Melitnlns the (nstar.t the Heilcf Is rubbed eii the part ofihe body where there Is pain—It re-cst.nbli«h«# all equalization of the circulation of the bloml—coiilC'li helng withdrawn. InQsmition is removed and pi In reuses. 3. As l)»rrr*tv«t ^TiMei.*rT.—l« eases of Wo.ik-, new. Languor, Mobility, lieprossion of Spirit, J-'mi-

the nfcd, crippled. Infirm andtlervon*. Himparts new Ufa and strength. AVenV atxl feibla femiln* who, Irmn continued suffirto* with woak«nlm( discharfos, ar« wasting aW*y. Had way's nilv rfolU'rwill rc»t«ro to a.sntind attil Haallhnil condition. 4. ITS OI.KANStKf* AND HKALtJfO PRO 'KRties aru quitklv proved in cases of wonnds, few shuts orstin(ts, bltcsnfdops, snakes, trs«ct«, etc. 'I ho mnmont Hadway's Rt.ady Relief Is npplled to 1h.p*lnod parts. itn#utrall*es ilie p.-»lson, arrests the spread of tti« Infeettou, allays iuBamation and prevents mortl--ItcsUon. 5. AS A Ttonv av\tfn TO PREVENT Ihesystom •jralnst sndden titlarks of stebness, vspccially when epldemlcsiireva,!!. or in cases of sudden Cramps In thn sUimaeh or Iviivels, Ili1l»u* Chollc, Fever* of all Kinds, a dose of Part way's Heady Relief will check iho profreM of the disease and prevent tenons dinJcultles.

Rxrocraa

TO H*IT—Otaaaa

S«*ori.»s Pow«a

which taken together, for the prices down, and make Fancy Goods, we have never Wool from 60 to 75 cents, tl.„ ly cheap. Wall Paper, Window Shades and Damask Curtains are beautilm an cheap enongh

far cheaper than we have heretofore kept. We never were in ...

R.. HL.

.i, Virrirrmas—

Person* who are obliged to be exposed to the hot rays of tfee sun should, when thoy f«el Suu Sickness. H. adach«, «te.t take a do«« af the Relief, also athe the head with It tn soma water—this will settle and strengthen the stomach and withdraw the heated blood from the head—and equalise IU ctrcalatlon throsifh the system. 7. Every family should pro' Radway's Ready Relief accident* -ccar, either

smity shoatd provide themselves with

from Palls, Burnt, Scalds. Bruises, Woand», ctc-. an application of the Ready Relief wilt Immediately »lop the patn, prevent inflamailon or raortlfleatlon.

RADWAT'S REGELATING FILLS. [From HM Jt. Y. Medical Journal.] TflK GREAT GRAKD DISCOVER*.

R*C**TIV

Dtmovaaan WITH

H*ow»v'« (fisntittis Pii-i#.—The celebrated Dr. Radway has recently roweded ia ohulntn* a nutritioas extract ao eoncetitrated that a dttse of six Mils wilt tarnish the same amount of nnUtUoe la the M»od a* is given to the blood by an oasee »f ordinary bread. This natrtttoa* extract he has saeeeeded In combining with Radway** Herniating Pills, so that while the ty*.

BieOV. Thta jreat diseoverv I* .valaahle. Heretofore, and«r the moet Innocent and keel pocrativc PlIU etc.. the patient grew weak u4 deMlttated. la of Yellow Fever.Trphn*. «rarie* Fever aad othe tlciiaat fever*. Small Pox, Krj Opetas, etc.. the ticnt i« enable t« parU*e ofsaf teteat aoertahae

«, Scarlet Fever aad other ma »tt«

ItMailln. Radway** Recatatiwjc WO* will entirely re**t«tta* ice the treatment of tae sick, atRtet*4 with these Mat. atlw. throne or two of Badwa*"* R*qr»UUnr PITH «in five to the wasting body svflleUnt aonrtpihment aa well a*exterminate every p*rOcle of disene from theaynUMM. Aaother rreat -wer which theiw Ptlt* to thatof rajralaUajtthe of^an* of the «y*ie«a nerfarassace of their 4aUe«- Tie Momaeh.&Mnave, Uver. Shth, otadder. Heart aad Bowles, are ea^h of them reeatar aad erect la Ot* pertonaanee of their several so lhatthoM who t«ke th«*e PWU, however

ary

CaaUve they a»ay ht. »«1 e«fov the tax-

healthy Mto« »Wr howtea every day at a refalar w»d e*a. heer. RADWAT.S KDOtlUATIXO PKSOI.XE.Vr. fks«Mev«ry nfi|i«e»«4Mtlil (tswrsler *1 the 8m* Body wntM»»««e4i«U scteace a aserth "usawiltMWfiMty.«Wya»4 tit ""'"ii'Si.. ». TBI BLOOD.

Th****. neetiscnftkeUnp Chowan*BUO* St. Vises'1 DMWS, Rlcket*, S«h Rheem, Kmiftt. Ca«k«f, toeh. |».

S^Srtf^ Asdtiwa. Vlem. EnrypeU*.

TclWr*.

hH«ev»te*th#«y*SMHeMarteMif, ReMfrtticawav m*-

ai]

|mi*« jwl'iwiwu. awl IKmhm «£m« m4 rt»4« of Use fn»«a

Slf OwnUMtioKa' Ml MnMttMiSkoM ky sickly «klMm

Hal 111 »al S*h^hy P"s»*M« erwrw^rr*.

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(Mftw, T*n«» si, *. T.

GOOD 1WJ» LOT. wffc* W- Wi SN* parth»«wi at dris a* a HARBG&T fc BAKTdw.i

ismsks. ma be

Sood

No Old Stylo

fcjgT We invite competition, as a littleexcitement helps the circulation of the "NEW SYSTEM." Nov. 8, 1858. *V. '*7'"

THE

alotfiiitly coatSd with

Prum,*o as not to otTend the ino«t delicate stomachs. They neither slcltnn nor eripe. Every dos« that Is taken imparts renewed strength andVtgor to the sick and enfeebled body. They are called ftAUWAY'S HKCrULATING PII.LS.

II. M. »e'-"' KADWA.'.S RKADY HKLIKP.

letsnas* Molnucholiy/fi^rfons Trombllnj, H*ti»rico nntch arid cut carpets to fit rK»ms. We shallopen next m'MilJl ai unuSuslly large and attractive Ac., It diffuse* il# lumlllifiil tonic propcrtt-s throajrh- stock of out the »nttns system It revive* and rM»vt,»«te*

0|| Wa],

Haas's pfzs wi srts 1

Aug. 28-dtf

Silks and Dress Goods

Beadql&rte^^ iOctol^If 1. 1858.

EDSALL, McDOUGAL & CO,

""AA NEW Styl*f Fall Shawls, in aqoareand Ju' ronnd comer*,Stella -ld Border*. Pluab Borders, Chenille Borden. Broche Borders, PlaSJ Borders. Satin Borders, Double Shawl* in all wool and *ilk and wool, from $10,00 to 35,00 Long and equate Woolen Shawls. Bty State. Empire State, Waterlo and Scotch M*«iufact»res Black and Colored TbibU aad Printed Caabmer* Catb mere and Broch Scarfs. 200 different varieties of new Pall and

Winter Goods*

AH wo4 Thibit*, Bayadene, Printed French Merino, Plain French Mni»«, Elegant Printed W »ol Deiaiaa, Dicabi. Valencia*, Paris 'laspeml, Et offe* 4e Soie, Imperial F^olani*, Soie Travera, IMaa Cy, Pnphas, Mormng aad Cahnd Pee. atans. Riscoris 5Wm»b da cheoe new aad beaotifsl Delaine* at 12U IS aad 90 cent# Eogiish aad FrvBdb Cbiatx, from I2U to eeata. 15 eases Calico fi«a fe op.

W« opeaed tb» week sonse vrty elwant^lks la Bayaderes, Plaid, Cfeewe. Sirfpc* and ft* re Silks,

Gold! Cold! G«tdri!

SIGN OF THE BIG

S©©«JS S?StSlSH»3 AH® SI S BS iS its:

Our beautiful store rooms,""NEWLY fitted up, in NEW style, to do business on a NEW pbn, are now full of NEW and Elegant Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to l« sold at prices NEW toTerre-Haute. It is a vrellkncwu fact that we were the first to cut dawn price* and profit* in this city. We never would knowingly permit ar.y house to sell at a lower price or less profit than ours. Oulv a few year* ago you bad to pay from 30 to 40 per cent, profit on your goods. We are now, (by otfr ne# sytfehi, enabled to maka money in selling yon BETTER goods, bought at LOWE prices, for ten mr cent, profit. That you may toter understand how this i^ done, we here state that on the first of this month we commenced onournew system of selling exclusively bOR CAbH. By bnyms for O Asm, and aelltne for CAMI, we expect to make monev at 10 per cent profit, and we venture to sav that no oiher house in Tarre-Haute ever did or even pretended to sell a Stock of Good* at s«ci a profit. As for facilities for buying goods, we tak«- it that Mr. CASH is the best buyer. lie buys o*rgods WitheruA aud thirteen year* experience.mi flatter ourselvesthat we can sate as much in buying as any oae. We have the proof to oJor you thU it is so Will you have it If sOj drop lw mgn of the big T, and we Will show yon a stock of Z-

Staple and'Fancy Dry Goods,

rers and Agents of Staple Goods, that we can within ten day. duplicate any arucle ire: sell so if we make by the sale 5 per cent, We are out but ten days t.fne. The NEW SYSTEM is the plan for cheap g5ods, as all will see by looking through our Stork. We are proud to show our goods, whether we sail or not. Remeinbet cor stock is all NEW, bought lor CASH, all porfePt. -jj: 1—

Auction

FARMERSBURG d'AI. MINES.

tl SULLIVAN COUNTY INDIANA/

aubscribcr announces to the Publi® that in a few davs he exp*ct« to bo prepared to fill order* for thia celebrated and favorite Coal. The qualities that chiefly reeommeud this variety of Coal, to general tt?o, are, that it ia nlmost entirely

Free From sulpHur. And it ts consequently n«tiiyurious to health it hits very little SLATh OR STONY MATTER mingled with tho purolv earbonacuis substance of the Coal: after combustion scarcely any Ol.lN KER or IRON-LIKE CINDER remains as a residum? in the burning much less light ash ia fwmid tbau usr-l, and tiiert-fure very little annoyance is felt from Uiwt, etc.

FOR STEAM'PURPOSES THIS COAL IS EXCELLENT! it is also well adnptcul to the purposes of t!io Blncksinitli, the dry man, a he as an a re Th« oubscriber, therefore, earnestly solicit* his friends and the public at lnrge, to givo thia coal a trialbefti're orilering their winter'a^al elsewhere.

COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS A XL) OTHERS,

V^shln-' to purchase at the pit'* month, will readilv find the above mines,as they ares tnat»d on th^ land of that old and well-known Indiana pioneer, JOHN PE VRGB, Uiree qiKirtew ot mile east of ihe Evansville & CrHwfonlsville Railroad, Frtrmcwburc. Sulliv.ui Couuiy. Ind.

S|»ecimensof the Co tl mav be seen at WHITWOR &. !j?AhC-5», TAYI/OR &• FOOTE, H. BAILEY and WOLFE «!&

CO'TT

For City and 3nnntry trade, with two row* of counter*, each 105 teet long and abundance of light from two sky lights, an advantage to purchasers, which they can find in no other store in the city. Leading from the centre of tho store up a wide and easy Bight af stairs, Is the entrance to our csrpet room, which haa beon noticed before.

For the benefit of the ltdics we *lntll open the finest stock of Drr** Goonn, Suk*, Shaw*, Cloak*, Trimmingt, Rmbrttlderir*. ItotieTij nnd fUtvei,evct before proven ted in this market'to the taatc of the moat fastidious, and to the h'S* pn-tendine the largest selection of Br«wn and Bleached Mnal'n*. Canton Flannels. White, Red, and Yellow Woo! Flannels, Blank-ta. Satinetts, Tweeds, Jeans Ticka. Checks. Batta, Sue. Not forgetting the great defficicney heretofore in

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, And Tailors' Trimmings,

Recollect befon* purchasing, we are to open a full line of Ca=*iraeres, Cloth*, Shirts and Drawer Cravat', Scarf*, Ties, Collar*, Handkerchief*, Glove* and Hosiery for every oocasion.^ In the meantime, we shall spare noeffnt to reduce th« nc'**"nt stock as low at po-*iWle before the new arrive*. O" Bargains for all. ^BUCKEYKCASH St TORE.

SHAWLS, %.

asd

"°r# SK§8ALL, McDOOGAL 4 CO. Terre-Haata Oet. 7, '58.

rtAMftO. COtUL. LAVUQOtB *TOtt, TLAW l/urf*aw 4«atraM« «rt«a *f Jewelry, las «t aad mfmum. B»ta fewwa PHw a Swa lainawi a*

Jta*. 7 dtr til.X CftlSKKft.

IMS* aasumEMtwv, fra 89 MX* to |l.*» per yd. t» *elt TIM toll 4«(dM rial msm, t*la Dovorte Goods ear stock senr hat bwsl»»i: UKaiw^isArt"

Witt

,STOVE ST9RE, where orders may b« left, which will bo at

tended to as punctually na possible. A. C. ISAACS. N- B. Burn Coil nnd save th. dollars,for it is now a woll establish«d fact that those who use coal instead of wood for culinary and other household purposes, save one-half of the »wual cost ol fuel. [Sept 7, *dw3m A.C.I.

find after having rft ulo tho improvement we did last season, that we was entirely too limited in our ideas.of tin* mom we sh-mld want, our business having inert-need mneh beyond tho moat sanguine expectations. The leading feature iu miking this change is to open exclusively in

jHOUSE ijsFURNISHING GOODS!

Wenre now fittinp np for tTi?t wtionlar branch of trade, the Second Loft of the Store, making a very l-tnre and spacious SALES ROO.'Vl, 125 feet deep, being well lighted by two large nicy lights, and fitted up with g»s for evening trade, giving plenty of liirht and ample room to unroll, lay down,

pt,p(lr Win.loW-Slin.laS Lo01t n«.G!A*W«. Curtain BAILDLL,

IMns. Cocnice?, &c. Also: lnHaia Dsmat»k. Morenns, hatin Delains, Cur-V,„ tain Draperies Giinps an-1 Trnnininfirs of rII io mldiiion to the abovo iWt a most complete flock of Linen and Cotton Sheetings, anH PillovrCnse goods, ready made Bed Comforts, HrQwn nnd Bleachbd Linen Tn--ri hie Cloths. Napkins, toilici*, and Towels of fvery description. Tn (Wet every article that ad-l« to. ?nd completes a thorough stock in tliis line, ad tpted to the want? of Housekeepers, H»U'ls, 3.»cleti«l Il.tlU, Saloons, &e.

The first floor, the tme depth of the irpet room above, being re-fitted, exclusively or

Wliolesalo and Retail.'

boft Hats

Boots.

Shoes and

a condition to furnish Country Merchants, now. Our arrangements are so made with JJ*n,»factn-

Odds and £!nd&f.

RYCB & SON.

MOFFATT'8 LIFE PILLS, A*i

pBOxmris BiTTim«i pHE repuution of the«e very celebrated -L ver4sbl r*ne4l^* I* now (Mwiled by a«v other* this conlry or in Europe* They are fully «*. tablished as the moot wwlveraal family Medteiae now In «*e. a»4 they will maintain their pre-emtuont renown by the taiitnate and eompfehenslva rlrues which a«)aire4 it. The asual mode* of poftry v««M be an worth* orthetn aad is HMMstary

Thoasan4s A4 tens of thonaands of peri«aa w»« Itvlac ia perfsetly reatomt health.t their orotapt and deeldad «Mowy not only In alt ordiaarv de'raatfemasu of health, from Impaired tM«**tive Pmeifnm. fWtireneas, BUna* a«4 Mvee Cotmtalat*. KtMantaOeaad IstMMMwyCaMstCm^M, homs WeahnanaJ^M of Appetito. Pattnre of Fte*)i. Beadaefc I mpore Stata of the Mood and her Fioidt, hat aiao la Rhaamatlsm, Pever as4 Ar»«. other tstwrmftteat Perer». Aathma. Rrxsrilllh. Klwar»«y. Mplliw* of the •Heart. Rtn»h«f Mood to the Head, fettled Pain* ia th* Jafat*. Moth* aad C/rjp»a*. Afcrtliwuof the 8Ia«4er »»4 Kidaev*. iavadtce. thopn. Pile*, (however l«vet»rate.) HaMt**l Costlvenesa. t*«r«a* and Ifallioar LasMM«, OMlMie Hes4aeh* and GM4iMM,a*4 ha lama awahar *f other matadla*.

The* eattaire a* dkdtac «or ronttoenwnt. are perfml} mlM aad pWnaaat la their mppeeatlo*. hat will imefriMy reatere he«M»—that create*! of alt earthly Mamma to the mv* wchaaaNm aa4 Mhnl4»d

Prenared aad *e14 hy Dr. WlAl'KM UOttA'C. 33SRn»tway. S. T. MarehM«wlT

CRERrFF'S SALE.—By rirtne

W the aaaae ahoatd till lo aei «r a afldns Ma* MSMywMwSartfa^.t vRI AM

O nrler of «a»e Kmmi by th Vfcp» C««aiaa Pl«a*

wit: Lot 1«. thre«^3) I let ««ak«r thirty 'throe, (JOt) t» thoettv mt Terra Bute, aad o* XatanUy, the 19th 4ajr *4 m»r*mb#ri S. O. HISS, at the eeerMweae to Terra Haot»,

Utia theiecal h*ia«faU day, *M «0»r sale

I proSu of the jAeve ait i1li aS wropent afaern yean, to the ht^Seaa IMI«r,sm

»wfe*«tsageef aaMI ptvpstVf he asrtaft a»M metmt eT1 aad eetla. W». 0. 9TSWA IT, SfeedS. oct»*i«r9i3«

wioii tft*

ftrv deterfottsed to keep Goods and all other e1l)ng 4-4 Snper AllCarpets proportionatethe fery Wst make, and

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W. B. fUBLt.

CHOICE, PIEST-OLASS

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IKTSTTFLA.^ OB *"PHE UNDERSIGNED Insurance Aftont 1 take pleasnre in nnnonnelnx to their manv patron* and the public gencrnUv, tlmt the follow, ng CompAuie*, which thov continue to repreaont, are INCREASING EVfcRY DAY IN BUSt NfcSSANff WEALTH and have become the

Soundeat, Healthiest nnd Wealthiest Corpiwutions of the kind tn

THE UNITED STATSJS.

The bu-incaa being nndcr the control of men of the' first standing and highest Integrity In the couiHrv, sulBHent guarantee to pdiev holder^ that all lo«*c« they ?ujtfiin, will, be promptly aftd honorably settled. ,,. ,...

,v 1

yKTNA INSURANCE CO.

OP mnm», OOSN ~~T

Capital, $1.0000««. til' pnid up Surplus all imogtcd tn the best pitying 8t ck in the country. This CotnbaijfT was or^AtiTxed in IS19, and luu therefore neeii doing a successful

Fire and Inland

for nearly FORTy ^KAfiS, dnring which time she bus klevea Million Oolisri Losses!!

HOME INSURANCt: C5,

Capii a^of $600,00'

SiB'J™'

KEW

v«»* CITl-!,rA1

Rurplws cmr lt^o^Wnnifretf antf rtftr "rtbn DollatS. Tho Stoek In this Oompanv Is Wor

is o.»r»dncted by the tirat ^erciiutuor nv clufms'tff p*trai»ajfewhicliitew ConftoirtloS HARTPCIRDINBUMNCS ytf O* llAltTITOBD/ CO*».r

erchiyitsef Nf* Yorl isei ci

Capital of $500,000,

very lufx# «utpfu«, Ttyia Gbnjpiiqy wv* ohai^-rcd1 in Ifflt?, HtiflTinij flicreloM rlolnf? wSunanndprofitable 4U«lneM for iwArljr fiay yi nm

PHOENIX r.VSt/RANCl? CO.. 0 "It il qv

Capital of $200,000,"

t£iittisrRi,veojhr

n«*ets nearly# p.r»,l(ft. This Chmpany standa fp' ihe front rank of ln*nr*nce Companies, as It glance at It* condition will ehnw, SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MAHIXE

INSURANCE COMPANY, 4t. or HlTTIHOnBt.D, MASS., .? Capital $1S0,A00, large and increasing surpiut.' This company rank* secernd to none In the country, in all classlflcatl'M made and Is rapidly grn in^ ahead of m^st of its conterwporafics. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COW-

PAN Y, -'v.

or RMI.ADKLRWA, PA.

Capital $500,000. Thia I* a new Company and1 has sulataidated it* claim* to public favor by the prnmpt payment of all Its inates.

We commend the above Companies to those dealring Insurance aa the very beat the country alfonlh ApplfoaUens peoawtlv attended to. 7 "AGAR

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*, ^TOU8EY,. Ageots.At ihctr tJinktng bfflce of McKeen St, Teaser.Oct. 20, 3tad&w.

Tt«

DUwolatioit of PartDftrahip utlnabe levy JMMI-

nr. PtRTsr.MSHIP heretof»ree*utl

__ tweea Carter St Herrtnir. in the eoaf«Mloa« •«•*. is this day 4t»*otv*l hy mataal cement. C. Carter is aaiherteed toeeilaetall oaletaadia* 4etrU •KHte*M*da«oeaat(u aadaajr ati4*aia«Mtaacaln«t said' trm. C. W. MKKRiJIO, »ept.Mll«. B.C. CAKTKR.

Mr. ||.

Mr. H-O. Carter will eootlaae at the old *tiad an 1' will he ready Mpply hi* emtomer* In a few dara1

'%akt

A. L. SHERMAN.

BROOM MAirnPACTtTRBH, TmtU it (fdir'i Aiditisn. ^•*1 mtui iu*t or

1AM

NOW PRBPARSDTO FURNVWTttfs best of Brooms, of the rations style*, made toorder, ani aolU wbolesU^ or tha Joaeaf

ton paid tit "alt the btt*m

"^S^tcd A^lO^w,^

BOOKS.

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WHITE LIPS A NOVEL: WtinAs. R*0 Aatbor of "Per Wo®*,eto«.M Su. BAYARD TAYLOH-S WMTHm. I*At su Saaneeraad WiMerPlemrMofSvadei

Laptsnd and Iforaar.

TWIN R081M A ffA^ATIYEj It A«*A C» a* Rrtra.c. (Mr*. Mowatt.) THE AMERICAN ALMAICAC FOR S8M DR. LmifOSTONTSTKAYEWJ IA AFRICA (s new amply.)

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