Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 248, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 November 1858 — Page 3

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The Theatre.

Slxakspeare's celebrated tragedy of OtbellQ w»»|plfye4 to perfectionr at

Mr. T. P. Varuey personified the character of lago to perfection* itfot a loot, gestnre, muscle or step, seemed to be oat of place. Having ajnst conception of the character, he van perfectly easy and natural in all his illustrations. Mr. V. is fast gaining a reputation on the stage that lie Aky well bd prounJ of, nnJ we say, without fear of contradiction, that there aro not two start in the west who can perform the part of lago as well in he did on Thursday night, and wo understand that this was hits first attempt in that character.

Mr. G. Dearer, as Gassio, wak oasy and natural, and performed his part to the lettor.'" TIa maked'a good appearance, nttd i* quick and natural in his gestuies, and he may properly be ranked with those who aro termed good performers.

Misa E. M. Greener played the part of Dasdemonia well, The only fault that w( could point eutwaa in her voice. Her articulation is too much smnothered, it should be clear and distinct. She it perfect enough in her readings, and has a #ood conception of the character she attempts to road, and tiieao being the main feature* in good pcrfoinuances, all other iraporfectiona can be overlooked.

Mrs. Slocunt lias improved wonderfully in the |«j4 yean Tier laurel* are almost within reach, ami if sho continues and pHMSeveres, aho will be able to wear them before a great whilo. Aa Parthenia, she may justly be ranked with the best of female artists now on the stage. Sho is ItamUotne, and haa a good clear voice,and is always porfect in her parts, has a fine conception of character, and is easy and quick in her gestures.

The company now playing at tho Gatitles are tlie beat ever in Ter re-Haute and deserve a good patronage.

A fine bill is up for this evening—one new piece. For particulars alee programme.

Hurra for Terre-Haute. We are reliably informed that there is a favorable prospect of having erected, in this city, within the coming year, a first class Rolling Mill. A gentleman, from New York, was in the city a few days ago, and made the proposition that if our citizens would take $30,000 in stock he would furnish the balance necessary to put the mill in full operation. We also understand that $13,000 of the $3,0000 [sic] have been promised, and the gentleman went back to New York to arrange his business preparatory to entering into the above named enterprise.

We regard Terre-Haute one of the beat locations for a Rolling Mill, that can be found in the Western country. We do not say that to deceive any one, but we know just what we say. Located as we are, in the richest portion of the Wabash Valley, surrounded with inexhanstible [sic] beds of the best of coal and of iron ore, and everything else necessary to feed a rolling mill, we are only surprised that men of capital have deferred this matter so long. When we first heard of the project of building a rolling mill at Indianapolis we thought it the wildest scheme we ever heard of, and so it hat proven, for the proprietors cannot possibly run it three months in a year, and we doubt very much if it has been ran half that time since it has been completed. The citizens of Indianapolis have been over zealous in their efforts to build up a city, and in this respect have been imprudent, for two or three more such <missteps> will put them more than fifty years behind the age.—

the

diietin on Thursday sight.' We have heaHt aeveral wh® bat* sent it played

Cmdmaati and St. Looia, and

they «*y It narer was plajed more per-

Mr. Malhoilaal, Othello," is good, aadrtsUins the character with mooh power and ability. However, think Mr. M. haa one fault which be ahonld endeavor to remedy*" Be keep# his back too mnch to the audience, while apeakhig There are time* when thia cannot be avoided, and may be neceaaary at others, yet if it ia an approved mark of a good and natural performer, we mast acknowledge that we cannot appreciate the position Thia ia tha only fault we can point out in Mr. 31.'a performance*, and though alight one, jet we refer to it in the best of humor and with good intention*. With this exception, Mr. \I. will be hard to excel in the character of Othello, or an Iiigomar, and we know that his equal as Haversac, in the Old Guard, cannot be found in the west, and bnt few in tho Union.

Such failures has tendency to paralyze all kinds ofbaeiness, and when a city once geta a start down hill thus, money cannot check ita decline.

Do yon bear that

'George D. Prentice, Editor of the Lou tfville Journal, (one of the beet papers in the Union) will lecture in thf« city on Tneaday night next. His subject will be "American Statesmanship." Let every body turn out and hear thia gifted poet and walking dictionary of Politics.

The lecture will be at the Lecture Room of the New City School House, on North Fourth Street, at 7 o'clock.

Admiaaiou 25 cents. ..

MW^Ihe rain cloudf are still lowering upon our city, wh^lat our thonghta are deep in the bosom of—old father Time buried to see if ve can catch a glympse a

five cent piece.

Removal.

The City Clark's Office is removed to A M. Pettengill's Ware House, on the Cariql Basin, between 1st & 2nd Streets.

Thanksgiving

The Goternors of the following States have appointed the annexed days for thanksgiving:

Indiana, November 25th Ilinoi*, Ohio, Maine, New Hampshire $laftsachusettg Rhode Island Connecticut

Maryland Iowa

Alabama Mi*-issippi

r«

Michigan Missouri W if'conMi'n Vermont Kentucky Dist. Columbia New York New Jerse'y' Pennsylvania

March 36. 858. dlf. F. STKPHKNSON.

CDr, F. Fesler, roaMCMLr or rniL40XL.rtitA.

Physician, Accouchcr & Oculist R.wtx©

Cat 14,4 wat»

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TERRE-HAUTE

PRICE CUltftCNT.

CORTIROTBD l)Air,Y IIY

HANBY & OAF.TRELL,

Pen tern in Grain, Snll fcc-i Cunnl llnsin. FLOUR ....$4,50 fvr Mil. W fl EAT, Ikii quality 75o per bus

CORN unsettled 30 to 35c RYE.... 50e"A BARLEY 55to60c" OATS 40C POTATOES,from Boats..70 to 80c" SALT—Ohio Cmrsc per barrel $3.00

D.iiry u. a,95 Lake 2,15

N.Y. CEMENT 2,50 FLAXSEED 1,10

IIAMS! IIAMSt:

Tcared

ho undersigned has on hanil large lot of fin Hams, Shoulders and Sidos, which he now retailing at wholesale prices. Call at the Meat Shop next to J. M. Tolbert's cigar establish, ment, where you can alwar* find fresh meats St*aka and Roasts—at the lowest rate*.

p«rman«ntl'r In Terr©-Haute, wtU

«»«m» tho irewral prmc le« of M»tlle)ne and Sur^orv. Tbe Doctor wilt Ml Cbronlc Ots««*es up. «n th» reformed mek at Mroftita, Khenmaturn. BntndiUi*, LlT*r, dtMa«e« of the KliJ.

Tawora, nr*r*Mta. Protapim. Ann!

a."»H Krnt«p«a* «f th« Womb, Ulttitrr dlusi«« (h1 |C»nwra4ir« ortran*. 'v rOflle® Mo. W, Rtr«et V«tv««n Okto and Walnut su, ntmrtr oppotlta Dr. Fence'i Drag 8tor«.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND

nOERHAVE'S HOLLARD feltTERS

BOERHANK'8 HOLLAND BITTERS.

B03BRHAVE*i8 HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE^ HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHATE 8 HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERl.

BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAV^i HOLLAND BITTERS

BOERHA\TS'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

.'roit A

7SPBPSIA,

IH3EA8ES OF THE KDNEY8,

UVER COMPLAINT,

Harness

ojp ANY KIND,

Pover efts Asrue.

•fthe

ITOSACB

LITBI,

t»T mm qmut mm.

CTCAOTION -0«ri a«elMt imtotow or cawiterfeita. Se oe the abet of «v». tytoaltdkiMMsftW j,

^jBS!£iA)U2f PAGE, /fL, CO. PharMkcescUt* aal CkeaUttot P»i issiwaai. Fa. S-Idi* Tetre-Haute by T. H. Barr C«kj

Daaaetly sal hf (eocrally thratjjt

R-BoimiBg. i|wt fer IiflawaaBa. a^X0/»i»lj« Z7Z

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stock of

~M' if sBWB*

FALL STOCK

P. NtPPERT

BRO.,

NO. 78 FA It It I l*GTOff BLOCK, TERRC HAUTE, IND. u" RE KOW OPENING a large and well sctx. lectcd stock of

PALL AND WINTER

GOOI3S,

Which thfT are offering at rory l.wr fiirar^a. A« thflrstock l« unnMly l»»r»« they can off«r flwt-ate a jr a in in go a a French and EtiiHish Moriuos, Geuuiac Pari* Imperinle, ."t brf Blrick and Fancy Silk?, «s 'l Plaids, Stripe* ahd B:iyadppe Dress Goods, Striped, Polka and Ombre Cassainera, *ifT Preach Wool DclnfuM, Cnahmerenand DrLaine Robi« A'quille," .!.v-iimJ Pine linp of Woollen Plaids for children, French, Engli»h and Am rican Prints, und hwt of other kind* of Lndies Dr«sw Good#, Swiss. Nainsock, plain nttd (n»-»a.btirrod White Muslins Tarlotons, all oolorii, Wh.te HrillinnU.

im "broideries.

Embroidered hnndkercliiuik. ns hieh ns J125 piece, worth $5" SIwreB nnd Collntu, in aolts and single. Bands, FI .uncuics, Cnmbric and Swirs Edging and Tusenins: Maltesa Colltira Maltese, I lntsad Valcnclrnno F.dglnps nnd Laccs.

Without doubt tho .:T

Best Assortment in the Cityt

Of Linen Shectines and Pillow Case Goods, Table Linens, from 50 cuts 48 a cloth Nnpkins Towels and Doileta, from $1 to $6 a dox Bud* Eye Diaper 2ft 'iiche* wide Linen, Cambric and Lawn, and Irish I/wno «m 2r ci-nts to *1 'yard

O E S I O O S Or AI.L KINDS

Tick?, Chicks, Hickory: White, Red and Yellow Flannels^ New York Mi'lsand other bntnds of Shirting Muslins, Cotton Flannels,

ELEOANT LINE OF

Gent's No. A Ready Made White Shirts, from 75 cento Jo $2,75 a pii-ce. Woolen Undershirts and Drawers from 50 cents to S$,50 a pair. Woolen and Cotton Ho*ierv. all kinds. Buckskin Mitts, Gloves and Gauntlets, as high asd $3 a pair1,000 SHAWLS. 1,000 Cloth and Merino Mantle Shawl* Silk, Plush, Chenille and Hroche Boihn-ed Stella Shitwln, Square nnd 1,0ns Broche Shawls Brorhf Scarfe Lon^snd»qui«re H««a»-T Woolon Sh*wl«.all price*.

Fine assortment of Ladle*' Cloaks Seal, Fur Aad Fancv Colored Cloths for Cloaks. 3 AdLlos' Bkirtaif 4 Ft?Lt. ASSrt|rr4»T, Bet they Would drnw the attention of Ladies to tho Prtmeem Royal Looped Rxfemmn Skirt* nake which is contfidtredby connoisseur* the best for form and convenience extant, and not mor eoatlv than Douirlass and Shcrwoodn In the GENTLEMEN'S WEAR DEPARTMENT! Their rtock ia so complete thai it would be very rery stranpe that any *tie con hi fail to be «ati*factorily suited in tliat Une, aa to either price or quality.

Tweeds—assortment colors, from 20 cts, to 60cts, per yard. Satibctte—assortment Colors, from 37to 75 cents.

All Wool Tweeds from Ji Black and Fancy all 50 eta to $.1. 9-4 Black ami Fancy do do ft ,75 to

SILVER

"50 cts. to I dollar. Vool Cassamercsfrom

BiolerV (theWe«trl.ti mwe). Blue, Black, and Fancy Cloth trotn f31« J10. Black and F*ner Colored Frico, Beaver. Pilot, 8e*L Fur, and double milled Cloth for Overcoats, Business Coatg and Traveling Coata.

Velvet and Pllk Ve«i»i». Ltrft assortment of Drew TrimminasPrime lot of BOOTS A SHOES ITRemember the pWioe—No 73, Farrinstoo Block. Terre-Haute. lad.

OccO-dwtf ...

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Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and

Me. 71, North «Me' Public Suture sext DOOR TO PR AIR! CITY BvK. C. J, M. CRISHER,

RE now prepared to allow a very fine MM«rUne«l of«» (m4« Ii Um «»*r« tine t*mMt| of 6«M u4 8tlm HttUnf Cm«4 Kocttab a«4 A»eM»r tm»*. M*t«r». V«m €kw«e Ctolii*. 0*t4 tQMrt, Oo!4 *«4

Cnwi, a»4 (Mi ThiaiMc*. TTP C.4c J. M.CKXSRKK. ims.

FARM FOR SAW

i)A(\ ACRES, 115 IN CULTIVATION »*4U balance good timber—and all caod feiK«. Has an huase Md btm, mace of g#nd flndftt,, fQ rnsnmef weriew, iHsatad IS ai)« south of tiria d^y—T*«tiaf-house wad school-bowe withiu latf auk. For fatther partkalax* inquire of

HARBERT 4. BARTON,

Oct. 18 ixt 4^*%^

(IOOOTOWN LOT, ^«h a few* and W r*aas. «m he jNrnfemni at tUa «4k*.at a foodhereain. HAKBBftT A BAKTOV. ww**

N O S A O

.nor

TuE

SIGJr,OF, THESBIG

33BT We invite competition, as a little excitoment helps the circulation of the "XJSW SYSTEM.*' ."TjN0Vv8, 1858. .. »w^.rv-rtr imen

FARMERSBORGi

SULLIVAN COUNTY,

A£II»

Onr beanfiful store rooms, NEWLY fitted ap, in NEW^styte, todobusinesa ou a NEW plan, are now, fja.lt oTNK^T and ^iegunt' Stable: Tiffsold at prices NKW to Terre-Hante. It is a well known fact that we were the first to cut down priest and profits iu thU cHy. Wo neverxrould to sell *t a lower price or U*t profit than ours. Only 4 few year*, ago you had to pay from 30 ^to 40 per cepu profit on your goods.. v.!We are.aow, (hy our new enabled to makstnoney in selling you BETTER goojs, bodgfrt' atLOW^R prices, for ten nar .punt. nr(^U^11iua|^9 m^y dVdorstand.'lrowstate that on the first of^ls month we cotnmencod on our new tyst«mof felling exclusively FOR CASH. By buyina: for CASH, acd lieliing for we. ux^vctJtu make money at 10 per cent, profit, and we v«ntoreto «ay that no other house in "Barre-Haute ^var did qr even pretended to sell a Stock of \Dt$ Chods for facilities for buying goods, wa take it that Mr. CASH is the besibuyen Be^bnya oar ^oo^eWith thirte*»[yeara experience, we flatter ©urselfwjW we can tatte at much in buying as any one. We have the proof to offer you that it i$ so Will yon hare it JX so* drop in under thusign of tlie big T, and vfa Wiu, jotl -i:-^taple^n^Fancys.Iry^bods^S|^^

Notions, Hosier,Houee Furniaiung Gkods, Soft Hats, Boota^nd'

which taken together, for quantity, quality, s'tyle and 4)rice are not e^Ucd^n Terre-Hante, and we will sell CHEAPER than thf Cheatost, as^w?WMraimed toke^ the prices down, and make the profit by the quantity soiJ. We cftnndtln this can! give a description of our immense*#tock. In Ladies' Dm** Goods sad all other Fancy Goods we have never h^d the like. In Gentlemen's wear we have by far the finest stock ever brought to Torre-Haute* In Carpets, we are,polling 44 Super AHWool from 60 to 75 wnts the same we have often sold at 81,00 per yard Matts, Matting, Drugget, Crumb Cloths, Ru^ Tapestry and Throe Ply Carets jfroportionat^ ly cheap. Wall Paper, Window Shades and Damask Curtains aw ^aptifnl an,d cheap enough. Shoes and Boots. Soft Hats and Caps ri£. the very Uat roak«, far cheaper than we have heretofore kept. We never were in so goo a condition to furnish Country Merchants, o# now. Our arrangements are so rtlde with Man«jft»sW» rers and Agents of Staple Goods, that we can within ten days duplicate M*y. article we sell so if we make by the sale 5 per cent, we are out bnt ten day* tin* The NEW SYSTEM ts the plan for cheap ipoda, as all will see by looking through our Stock. proud tci «Uo NEW, bought 1qr'QA3H» ^11 perfect. A 1, "JV 1.

r0AL

suoscriber announces to tfte Public that in a few day* he esp^rt for this celebrated anil favorite Coal. Tho qualities that chiefly recommend

Cual, to general Ufo, are, that it is almost entirely

je"*r©o DF*rcxrL Sulplinr. A»d il is consequently nut injurious to health il has very little SLATE OR STONY MATTER mingled with the purely carboi»ac«us «u!»i»nco of the Coal: after combustion scarcely any CLIN KER or IRON-LIKE CINDER romains as a residum in the burning much leas light ash is fertnud than nape), and therefore very little annoyanoe is felt frditt daft cKS.

FOR STEAM 'PURPOSES THIS COAL IS EXCELLENT! It in also well adapted to tho purposes of tko Blftcksmith, 'the ^otm^ryihaftn, avd a a a 0 Ths subscriber, therefore, earnestly solicits his friends and tho Public at Targe, to gty* coa-j a trial before ordering tlieir winter's ooaT olseWhcro. kJ

COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS AND OTHl^R^

Wi.«hin^ to pcrcliase at the pit's mouth, will readilv find the a bore ,min»,as they are situated on tti« land of that old and well-known Indiana pioneer, JOHN I'E ARCE, three quarters of mile cast of the Evansville & Crnwfordaville Railroad, Farmcrsbnrg, Sulliviui Co Only, tnd.

Specimens of the Coil may be seen at WHITWORTH & I^A ACS,'TAYLOR 4. FOOTE, C. H. BAILEY and WOLFE St, CO'i ,STOVE ST®RE, where orders may be loft, which will be at tended to aa punctually aa possible. A. C. ISAACS.

N. B. Burn C011 and nave th. dollar*,for it is now a WQII eStablTsnud fact that those who tise ooal instead of wood for culinary aud other household purposes, save one-half of the

fuel, [Sept 7, -dw3m A. C. I.

.-.'.I<p></p>THELAST

pirticuli

The first floor, the same depth of the carpet room above, being re-fitted, exclusively or

Borders, Chenille Borders, Broehe Borders, Plsti Borders, Satin Borders, Double Shaw's in all wooj and «ilk and wool, from 10,0(1 to 35,00 Long and square Woolen Shawls, Biy State, Empire State, Waterlo and Scotch Manufactures Blank and Colored Thifajt and Printed Casbnem Cs4m«re and Brodi Scarfs. 200 different varieties of new Fall and

\Vintcr Goods,

All vosl Tbibits, Bayadere, Printed French Merino, Plain French Merino, Elegant Printed W »ol Deiatns, D-icsl*, Valencia*, Paris Ilmperial, St

deS^tt, Imperial Foulards, Soh»a Tmren, Boheia Cy, Popilwk Morning and Colored Peraiaaa, Riotoria Satin ds cbeae new and beautiful Delaines at lSJ* 15 and f9 cento English and Frrpcb Cbintx, Prom 12^ to 30 cento. 15 eases CaBeii Aw «p.

We opened Uiii week aojni' Very elegant 3f!ki ia Bayaderes, Plaid, Cbeae, Strwes and &x very beautifal bfawit Bayadere SUXs, 81

abet silks pUa sil bmted Black Silks, of «h« besft laanefactore, trsm 60 eewta to tipper jjL In Doveatic Goods ow atodk never has been

TftsALL. MeDOOGAL A OO. Terretlaat« Oct. 7, ma

Oatdf 7ef4 tl (*«ldt tt

fXAMMO. COrtL LAV.%. GOU STO*K. rUtS S*»4 «tksr dHltaW* urt«« of Jeweti*, ^1 wl asi Pla« a Cna sssnnnai nt, Oo«4A»4»a»drt«rTe 0«Mca. av.i mm c.*9.M.caess8sx.

WHolesale and Retail. Fur City and Country trade, with two rows of counters, each 125 feet long and abundance of light from two sky ligrfcu, an advantage to purchasers, which they can 3nd in no other store in the city.

Leading from ihe centre of the store up a wide and easy flight af stairs, the entrance to our carpet room, which haa been noticed before. For the benefit of the ladies wc ahall open the finest stock of Drr»t Good*, Silk*, ShmwU, Clookn, TYimmwtr*, Bmbrovferir*, Htmeri/ and afoee*,ever before prexented in this market to the taste of the most f&«iidiouft, and to the less protenTinir the largest selection of Brown and Bleached Muslns, Canton Flannels, White, Red, and Yellow Wool Flannels, Bi»d Blank«*ta, 8atinetUj. Tweeds. Jeana, Ticks. Cheeks, Batts, Ac. Not forgetting the great deficiency heretofore in 1

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING '6't)TOS,

AndL Tailors* Trimmings, RecOll«"ct befon* purchasing, we are to open a full line of Ca-asimcres, Clotha, Shirts and Drawer Cravnt*, Scarf«, Tie#, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves and How»ry for every occasion.

In the meantime, we shall spare no effort to redttdthe present stock ma low as possible before the new arrivea CTBargains for alL" BUCKEYE CASH STORE. -*J Aug. 28-dtf lf

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SHAWLS,

Silks and Dress Goods

Headquarters, October 1, 1858.

EDSALL, McDOUGAL & CO.

^AA

NEW

Str'*«

fall Shawls, in square and

rotiw! corner*,Stella G-4d Boriers, Ploah

It.

fPHE

INDIANA. ,'

R7CB & SON.

OFF ATT'8 LIFE A N BZTTSRS

PILL8,||

repntation of these very celebrated A v«|«uMe remedies now otteoualed by sny otti««n this eoaatry or la Karoae. Th»y «r« fully «f UbttaMu Mmmix «ulr«rM»fanny madieiae no* la nse.aad they will walnUdn l^str n»«-«fntaeHt r«aowa bj intriti«|e sod eontursqenijra rlrutvs whleh aeqvtrad IU Tt»e m«4t* of paflisry would k* ««w«rtkr Ik** m4 I*

TbosstiHs and Um t( thousand* of persons

ts to be prepared to fill ordci this vuricty ol

uhur!

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find after having made the improvement we did last season, that we was entirely too limited in our ideas of the room we should want, our business having inoreosed much beyond tho most sanguine expectations. The leading feature in making this chango ia to open eioluaivcly in

HOUSE FURNISHING- GOODS!

us SALES ROOM, 125 feet deep, being well lighted by two large sky lights,

very iirire %nd spaeie and fitted up with gas for evening trade. giving plenty of light and ample room to unroll, lay down shall oj

We open next month an unusually large aud attractive 5 a ii W

match and cut carpets to fit rooms. Mockof Carpets, Oil Cloth*, Wall Puptfr, Window ShftlcT,Look*ffjf Olassei, CurtftlifBands,

IMns, Cornices, fe«. Also: Curtain Damask, Moreens, featin Delain». Cur^ tain Draperies Gimps and Trimmings of all kinds in addition to the »bn*o a most complete stock of Linenand Cotton Sheetings, and Pillow Case goods, ready made Bed Comforts, Brown and Bleached Linen TaJ ble Cloths, Napkins, t)oilies, and Towel* of every description. !l'' Tn fact every article that ad$a to, and completes a thorough stock in this Une, adapted to the wants of Housekeepers, Hotels, Societies Ifalla, Saloons, &c.

cost ol

livipjr la perfectly restored fa*»&j|.t tbelr prompt and

iBflammalorj Colds. Ouxk*.

nf A|»p«Ute, Pailar* of PImIi.Karvosa

Tbrjr rm«l*v dieting nor oontnewanU are perfectly nil/dawa fAeasaat ia thalv opporatlon, b«t wftl Mverfteily warn kssHMhst «r*at«M of all aartfcty M*Mh«e»»toUui nt«st trtasslK anddilaptdsSad aoa•UUiUons,

Peepand aadseld fcy Dr. WILLIAM B. HOFPAV. MS Rreadway. *. Y«B Mmrtkta^wlv

MM,

C'lKRIFF'8 SALE.—by virttie of ao 0 a Areesea and dollvawd« lar «n-er of *efrt«k mm* amMim iano Hwttmn, I eater, ".t* «mI estate, t^ *a.t*ree4J)»» Ana SeeuM* s«b-dtvi«tea of ajtt lot nawber ta»nr(Xt) ta Um «|t« of Terse H»«U»,«a4 ooMstartey.DMUili 4*f at Pewter, A. p. IHS, at UM MWiewa de«r. lo Terra Ha«l«. s^lila U»e Wal hamr* of add dayfl will o«rr f^aaU nstotW proAtaof ihe aW*e descrMod "ft a i*ns of*e*»»

sa«» *»e atwve sawltal aroMm '^ara. »e •wld CsH to sell^er awflntat v»

TTS'SHMllnsM

•HmsaMwdarof snt*,! vtti Omhs wn4 Mnue a#** dsW& pwp^y UtmMf saia order of T"-a-nVK™*'g**.,

W B. TUBLL. 3

CHOICE, FIRST.CLASS#"^

IISrSURANOB

The

UNDERSIGNED

Insurance Agent,

take pleasure in announcing to their inauv patrotm and tl»e public psnorally, that the follow* ng (%)mpaiiies, which thev continue to represent, are

INCREASING EVfeRY

NESS AND WEALTH

DAY IN B0SI-

and have become the f*

Soundest, IfcnTtliiest and Wealthiest Corpurntions of th»? kind in

THE UNITED STATB8U

Tlie business being under the control of mea of the first standing nnd highest Intcgrily fn the ooufltry, «.«ufticient guarantee to policy holders that all losse* they sustain, will bo promptly and ttled.-*• '4c

honorably settled, wj#t

MiKTNA INSURANCE CO SI

MIA/. "•""OF ItARTFOnD, CoW'",*

Capital. $1,000,000.

til1 paid up Surplus $G66,0(J0 all invested in 'he beat payiug stock in the country. This Company was orgaiiite^ iif lilD, and ha*« t&ereforo^ iWvrf" doing a successful Fire and Ialstod

fgrntfufty FORTY isil&l, time she has paid Elevon Million Dotiara* LotoftiH •••::.

HOME INSURANCE CO.

ii OF HEW YORK CW,""

Surnfui over T» Hundred and F$v pollsrs, Tho Ack In tl4a Ootnpahy is worth'' 50 per eent. Hboffc Its par value, nod its business Is c.mtiuolod by ihe ftrt MofchnHts of New Yorkw claima topatronfcge Which lew Companies possess

HARTFORD INSUHANCE CO 0P flAItTF0nD,4C0»V^ -f

Capital of $500,000

very large sui-plus. This Company was chartered* iu 1810, and has therefore been doing a sound and profitable business for nearly fifty years.

PHOENIX INSURANCE COt OARTPOBn, qoxv, *9

Capital of $200.000,A

assets nearlyj g5,000. This Company ftands in the front rank of ih®nmnce Companies, as a. glance stits condition wilt show. 8PRLV0PrELD FIRR AND MA BIKE

IN8URANOE OOMPANY,

or snuiroraso, auas.,

Capital fl 50,000, large and Increasing surpfus^ This company ranks second to none in the country, in all classiflcatf «ns made Mid is rapidly going ahead of nnst of Its contemporaries.

Sept.«3

8ea4«dii Itofmre Stale

of the W«o4 and vl»«r P/stde, bat also in Ktearns

F«v«r and Agve, otbor IstsmiUsst Fer*r, Af l»m». BtomMUs, CMlft, M«urt«y }'aipKatun «f the Heart. Rusli of Blood to U»* Bead. Settled Pains in Ui« Jeisu, Umtw and (^ans. ASn«tlons Af tlie Bta4derate iaundfc*. Onfn. flirt, (however Inveterafi^flaMteal CosUveneaa. Berwas anl Billfooo UmtmrnrnmOtrntiMte Heidaeba and CHddlasas,a»d aa twM«ns« naMbarafotberflialadi**.

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A I. 8HERMAHH

BROOM MANUFACTOMf TutUfc U»h*r'* AdtlUiom. 1 mi* 9Mtr or r*a*e H«nTK, AM sownmpAmDrorumimTHH 1 best of B^HMBS.of the various styfcN, m*4e I order, and sMd wbplesile or retail al tba lowei cash price. tr^par loB paid for »#befroo»

NEW BOOKS.

WHITE LIES A MOVBL: Br Cmasl Author of "Peg Wofflncton," Sc. BAYARD TATLORt* NORTHER TUAV

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Summer and Winter FktOret

Laptaod sad fforwav.

TUB AWERICAW

QUAKER CITY INSURANCE CO&lP* PA NY, or PfllLADKLnilA, PA. Capital f5O0,OOO. TM#4a a newCote|6iny snt has substaniated its rlaiqts to public favor by the prpmpt payment of all ita lo4«es.

We commend theaboVe Centpanies to those desiring Insurance as the very best tho country affords. Applications promptly attended to.

J.B.flAO/*R I

R. TOUHEY, AgfentA..,

At thelr Banking Office of McKeen Sl Toasera Oct. 30, 3wdAw. 'J

'^iDteolntSon of PartnerslUe. T,f S h,r0tofof«^|„

1 tween Tartar Herring. Is lire eoar«etlonery(u«|. ness, WthUdajr JImoIvmI by mntnat «M»sent. Mr. fl C.CarUtf IsawtlMflsed loaolloetaa oaUUnOls^4«l« notes md aceoants, and pay all Ira".

10m. \¥t

ReA»«f'.

TWINRCWE?! a NA&AT*VE

Swedae^

Br Aitaa

BrrcifiE, (Mr*. Mowatt.) i*-

AOSfATfAC

Feb. 33,

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FOR MHfcr^s

DR. LIVINGSTONE TRAVBL8 IA AFHIC^

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