Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 251, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 November 1858 — Page 3

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LADIES Of nysi EPEEN'SCUUBCH

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T«ci4«t

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S#v. ta,

Kreslii,

To which the poblic ara respectfolly invited.

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Supper will b« bad, embracing *11 the good things

of

the leiMn together with

MUSIC, ICE CREAM, OYSTERS, fee. Ticket* 40

cent*

to be had at UM Bookstores,

moJ at the doer on the evening of tfa«23d. Nor. 17,185a

JCJT Sir. McEvoy ha* placed upon oar table a beautiful city Directory of Indian apotia, which be has just completed.^, It i« a creJit to tho capita), and also to the compiler, Mr. McEvoy. It is a useful voland well worthy of the patronage of thccitizoni cf Indianapolis.

1ST8ce noticeof E.C.King's eonl yard. He has a large lot of fine coal now on hand ready for delivery.

Hons.—We hoard of

1iomo

few con­

tracts yesterday at 85 for hogs averaging 150, and $5,^0 for thofte of 200 and upwards

Mr. L. Ryce will eorawetiice slanghtoring hogs at tho establishment formerly ocoapied by A. L. Humaaton, ina 4&y or •two.

KW The notes of the old Tennessee banks aro now taken at par by most of the broken. i: h.**

It ts rumored that Sam. Mcdnry of

Ohio, will bo appointed Governor of Kan a&a.

ity Prof. Nott is now io Evansville teaching a dancing school, That's

a school ranch required.

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A Thrilling Incident.

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During the examination of tho cases of nllegod frauds upon tho Pension Office at ttochcHter, qttite an exciting incident occurred. Captain Minor, a vetoran of the war of 1812, a very intelligent old getitle*tnan, was introduced as a witness. He was shown one of his old pay rolls by Mr. Perkins, a clerk of tho Pension Oilice «t Washington, and asked if he recollected several of his soldiers whose name* were pointed to him unon it. lie readily answered that ho din.

Question by the District Attorney—Do yon recollect a soldier in yonr company iy the narno ofUarrengor 1

Answer—I dtf very well. Question—Would you know that man now

Answer—I do not think I should it is along time aince I have seen him—moro than forty jtoara,' a »,*

Commissioner Conklin then called upon Mr. Barrcngar, who wa* in the room among tho witnesses from Tioga county, to stand up. He rose in a diatant part of the room, stood firm and upright, in every respect a soldier, and bowed respectfully to his old captain, who, after viewing him for a moment, shook his head dubiously and said. "I do not recollect him," sind added, J'Uantlemen, it is arlong thne aince I have soin hi«n. It is forty-six yours this very since 1 led with my company tli» Anwfieatvamr of three tlio* •and men into 8«k

I a it re a to place, or the fitness of th« occasion, a spontaneous chwr loud and long, broke from the audience.^ There stpod, unexnecte.lty to eaoh4other, tho two old soldiera faco to/aa*. who had, aln#d»t half a century ago, marched shoulder to ehouldor to tho frontier A* dc/bnd their country from an invading foe. They had met now for the first time since then and that upon the anniversary^that patriotic action. Bo sudden and sympathetic was the ex-

5ewett,

tension that the worthy Marshal, Col. allowed hi* patriotism to get the start of his love of order and decorum, and forget to rap with hi* ^Wial promptness. And th* face of the good natnrod Commissioner, Mr. Conklm, seemed more Moiling than ever, and to na appeared mora expressive satisfaction than of anger. Tke last w#«aw of tlw old weddiers was after the adjournment of court, when they wore together in the midst of« circle of people fighting over their old battles.— & a O S 2 7 3

Tfc* Xhuo Auv«u-*-A f«*r day* ago a respectable man, it* the employ of one the largest mercantile hoftwg in Quebec, took passago in a schooner for Bate St, Paul, cm a vUit to his relations. He *rri*d with him a good stMt of wearing apparel, and *d«e«k for the amonnt of his a coftstdcrahio sum. On the voyage he fell sick, and apparently died, or what t« mere probable, Waoie insensible from soeae narcotic administered to hitn. The Captain ofthe whoonerhavtng taken po#oestion ofhU dothing and money, sent two of the crew ashore to bury the dead

»& victim Was released from the gra*V well eared for, and, as aooa aafitto tm*ei, forwarded home. In the meantime, the "&!se sea captain" proceeded on hi* r%age arriving at St. PanJ, na told of the deatb of his patseuger, and his burial, and delivered to his friends a portion of his worst clothing, retaining the best and the check for hla wages. When asked whether he had no checks or, money, he denied it. Proceeding thence to Quebec, he changed the check, invented the money in flour, and returned with flying colors, little dreaming that the buried man waa follow* tng in pursuit.—Montreal

Surpery." on the mi

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Ther dng tho gmto, tliw* had ^t«tb to cover np th»lo-

him hi, aid had

dy, when the dead man contrary to *o *och caoet made and provide*!, anddett\f m\ hoh opright, and inquired, "Hw ve arrived at kwt?" Th« amateur texton* took to tlteif hoala and tWr twdt hot half aocoaudiahediT^The eorp* vindicated fta vitality hj criea, wh»A }*r««^ht tkmitt«i«( of a gtntkeiati Kshngiailw neigkb»ihood, »ad thchalf-hu-

Adveriiter.

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There aro hundreds of farmers in the western country, who aw most of the time either destitute of vinegar entirely, or make nae of some slops, which not only unpalatable, but decidedly unhealthy. The vinegar mannfaetnrcd from acids enters largely into the consumption of towns and cities, and to some extent into that of the country also. Whiskey with all its adulterations, is used for the purpose of making pickles, and in that manner lends its aid to the destroyer of human life. Many other different methods of procuring the sours of life are practiced, and many of which are not only productive of deleter ious influences to the health of ourselves and our children, but requires far moro labor than ought to be bestowed upon that brunch of a nouse-wife's business.

We livein an age of labor-saving machines, and we ought to economize, both iu labor and money, as well as in the more important. And to apply a little Yankee ingenuity in this caho is not so difficult a? many people imagine. Almost every Sam ily in the conntry have the materials, for manufactoring pure cider vinegar, if they will only use them. Common dried apples, with a tittlo molasses and brown paper aro all you need to make the best kind of cider vinegar. And what in still better, tho cider which you extract from the apples, docs not dctract from tho value of the apples for any other purpos.

Honk your apples a few hours—washing and rubbing them occasioanly, then take them #ut of tho water and thoroughly strain tho latter through a tight woven cloth—put it into a jug, add half a pint of molaaar^ito a gallon of liquor, and a piece of cowfcIn brown paper, and sot in the sun, or hv the fire, and in a few days, yonr vinegar will be fit for nse. Have two jugs and use our of one while the other is working. No family need be destitute of gootl vinegar, if they will follow tho above tiircc ion s.—Nortkvxsttrn Farmer.

Mutton! Mutton!!

Messrs. P. Wjattttiul K-Stovcrson, will commence Slaughtering Sheep for the purpose of tanking, on Saturday and In consequence of the largo stock

HIPTnext,have

tape as much

will on hand, thej have

fitted up a Stall at the Lower Market, where th« most choice pvioes of Mutton will bo Hold at from 4 *.o 5 cents per pound. Tht* is* oon%idrmhlv low4'r than fans yet b*»tu offaiml in this market, and those desiring the finest of mutton will bar in mind that this irrangemcnt will lwt for tlirf months or more to come. Rerncuubor, that only the trtont Cwonns

Pkicm

he nndprdgncd hn? on hand large lot nf fin Hams, Shoulders and Sides, which ho now retailins at wholesale prices. Call at ihe Meat Shop next to I. M. Tolbcrt's cigar establishment, where yon can alwavc find fresh meatsSteaks nod Roapts—at the \owc*n rate#.

March 20.185j, dlf. F. STEPHENSON.

XXr. 3P. Fesler, FoaMaaLt ov ruiuaxLrKiA.

Physician, Accouchcr & Oculist

J.JAVI.NO frt»nn«n«nUv to TVrrrt-IJftUle. will

rmei«e

resunii? tpn general

of Medtclne and

eat Chronto «p-

rraed x^steni. cnrl* aa verotaia, Uiteon

tl*m, Droa^UU. Liver, Affection, of ibe Rid »«t», Canecra, Tnmofsi. »y«{v»p«\a. FrnUpso* Annl una i'rUp3M ftf the Wotnb, UiJnary Ji»ea«e« and jtenerattTe onton*.

TTTpOffloo Street hetweea Ohio and \V»la«isi4, nearly opposite Dr. Drugstore. Ccf 14, tnr6ia :r JT'C'^ BOBRHAVE'S" HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERIIAVK'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOKHITANE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

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B6«RHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTEBS.

BOERIIAYE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVfi S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAV^'8 HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOBRHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.

BOERHAVTS HOLLAND BITTERS

BOEBHA^S HOLLAND BITTERS.

DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS,

LIVER COMPLAINT.

WKAKNESfB. OS AST t:IKP,

Fever cfo Ague.

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s4' IHWI •4imd fetei.

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CCAPTtQ afalwatyaKHwasng fn {uMMwareomteeMta. S eon the ibtl of vreIT txMtlethannReof tl» T* snut lawaiawwa, •hm*-**'--

BKN'JAMIK PAGE, JR., CO. fltsi aw wlrti o» C^Mwitalaw*: rmaaraen. P»

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tnr T. B. Sarr

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sold at prices N KW toTerre-Hautft. It a

in buying as

a stock of

in i'

+sjfs

"irlh*!''

which talcen together, fT.r quality, qnali»7rtrtyle and price the prices down, and make the profit by the quantity sol.l Fancy G-oods. we htve never had

SW We invite competition, Nov. 8, 1858.

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the like.

T. NIPPBRT & BKO f" NO. 7S FASUISCT05 BtOCK, TERRE UAUTK, IND.

ARE

NOW OPENING a large and well selected stock of

FALL AND WfijTElt

DR.Y JGOODS, Which thAj arc oflfcrlnu at very low fl«nm»s. As their stock i-4 uau*lly larjjt' the can offor finit-ate ba-gain^ inP^nnd. dpsirablegooda, such na/ French and Eni(fish Mwriuos, Genuine Pa'rit* Impcrialc, Black nnd Fancv fiilks, Plaids, Strijc« and Ray 'dcrc Drfi?" Goivl-*, ?triped, Polka and OntlrtC Casssmcrcs, Fi'?ach Wo.d Deluinc?, *. •. Cashmeres and HcLsiinc RoVs A'nnillc,

mm -broidoriea Embroidered handNercliieftt, bich ss #35 piece, worth $r»0 Sleeves nnd C'Unr*, in netta and single, Bamhi, Flonncinc*, Cnmkric a»d Swiss and Tnsertinsf M^lttno Coll»r« Mulwse,

Tint

will bo oflcrcd for Sivlo.

September 17. «t 3 m.

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1IAMS! HAMS I!

Tcared

and Valcnci^nne Ediriitir* and Laces. Without doubt ihe Beet Assortment in the

Of Linen Sheetincr* nnd Pillow Cuse bte Linen*, from 5«'eenf«s4»t0 a cloths TwpIj nt-d Toi!et»»,'flrotTt}itl'tV» $6 do« FJirl* Eye Diaper'diehea^Wet'fJnan, Cambric aAd Lawn, nnd Irii»h Linens f-oro Sfi cents to $1 a yard

O I tO O O S or At.t. af.xos

Ticks, Cheeks. Hickory White, Red sad Yellow Flnnnels Now York Mills and other brands of Shirting Sfci^nii, Cotton Flannels.

ELKO ANT LINE'OF

Gent's No. A Iteadjr Made WJfitf Sh|rts, frqajj" Cents to $2,75 a piece. Woolen Undcrvhirts and Drawers from 50 cents to #*2,50 a pair. Woolen and Cotton lfo«ierv, all kinds. Buckskin Mitts, Gloves and Gauntlets, as high sad $3 a pair'

I 1,000 SHAWLS. 1,000 fso Cloth «nd liaduo Mantle Shawls Silk, nn«h, Chenille Xnd Broche Bordered Stella Shawls, Sqnare and I/m Broche Shawls Broehe Scarfii !ngsndsf|aare Hear* Woolen Shawl«.all prices.

Fine assortment of Ladies' Cloaks Seal, Fur dud Pancv Colored Cloths for Cloak*. I adloo' Sldrtai, a rin.L Asa«aT*Kjrr, Bnt thev wonld dnw the attention of Ladies to the

Prinrttm Reyal Lo^fitd E*i*w*m Skirtf a

make which cwwud« red by connoisseur* the best for form and convenience extant, and not HWr eostlT than DongUss and Sherwootls.* In Ih" GENTLEMfiN'3. WEAR DEPARTMENT!: Their stock is sn eompletc that 5t would be rerT Terr straojre that anr «ne conld fail to he eti*. factorily suited Btie, as to either price or ^nalitju A*

Twech—awortment i" colors, from 20 ct«, to 60 da. per rard. Satinetta—assortment colors, fron» 3*j' to 75 cents* a....

All Wool Tweel« froin TO cts. to 1 dollar. S$' Black and Fanej all Vool Cassameres (Wm SO cte to $3. Val. jSj 2-4 Blaeh and Fancy do do '$1.7a to £US0 Btoler'a (the Kestclo^h maae). Blue, Black, and Faner Cloth from |9 fr» 418.

Rladt and Fancy Colored Frico, Bearer. Pilot, Seil. For. and double tallied Cloth fir Orercoata, Business Con»s and Traretin*' CSiata.

Ort.£3^«f

No. 71. ?forth i4n PcWlt Square neat lKKft TO Pit 41R1 1TY fty^K. A c. & .1. M. CRISHER,

RE now prepared to sho* fine I ^MnHMent«tr»ew w*e' n»e eeob 0*«U*r C**Hi KlMiliiM AKW XaJnm. ««4 Gaar4 riaiw. W

Jet »»d pW T%inU**.

IP.. -jr 1

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make monev at 10 per cent, profit, and wo venture to say that no other house

SIGN« OP

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In Gentlemen

ml

fuel

n™:

ft

V«lret sfblPnkVe^rnce. I*rj»aii»«ttmei»t of Dress Trimming*. Prime Wttt mcm SHOES. irTR^Kraber the place—No 72, Farrington Block, Terre-il*Ot»v'fc4.

Watches, docks, Jewelry and

SILVER WARE,

Om4

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fry* (tor rtwip. i. M. CmSHK*.

Aar.T. l«a._—

FARM FOR SALE.

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A f\

AC8J5S, IN CUfcTirATlOJf-

Mod foKWt llitf ^tt hn^ai^twm, Stoeeol md frafc. 19 »w of taeaJow, iHltkd It of tIA* t^ty^-irt^ny-how* and MiRMiMMMHetwIllihi iMir wfl«. Far far&er psrtinlaia towate of

HARBERT 4. BARTON,

Oct. UMtT Land

Agtrnts,

a OOODTOWJf LOT, w^ha immm and %. nans ran be witliwol at lids «•«*, at

M^hwtwh ?f HA£B£RT is.

BARTON.

!^55StfaTispaas ASI» ®?Jss©sasBa

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FmhmulrrirM ff&iicrv ttnd

Aug.

m£-

MUSIC! 01VIUSIC!

Mr. GEORGE H. 0"SARHA, deslww to announce to the eithtenai

He Is also centered witS an oW estafeBAed A S S A N and any orders addressed to Mm fw»mw3c of this deswipdso, wffl be protnptly attended to

liaeproeBrerf a lat^ge snpptr of ww aad poplar amak for Braes Bands.—arranged for any asnaber of hs«tn»meR»—be i* ready to anwrer pronptlyal) ortav VmX may be addwafedtobha. r^Add*#, tl. WO^ARBA, h* CI«ta«se«Te*«-Htt^

TO HECKITKD.—A Sae let «f Cmwtm Ummm* a«d CSHww—Flga,«« K^Da^ Larer Rattas, *ad l««oofc fine raricty of Frew* Confectionery. Ifteabove •arietles will be kefl constantly on hand audfcr

Staple, and .Pancy^DryriCSoods,

JARMERSBURG

If am

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Notions^ Hosier,Hons© Furnishing Goods, Soft Hat», Boots and shoos,

Wool from 60 to 75 cent*, the aanae we have often sollat per XTn "shoes and Boots. "Soft Hats and Caps of I ho very ly cheap. Wall Paper, Window Shades and Damisk Our,ams ATO boautiRi and chcap enov Our arrangement are so made with ManufacUt* SrcZpe, h^»« heretofore kept. Wo ».v.r .o

P»,l

Swfe Old etyio Aiuoton Odds as a little excitement helps the oircnlation of the.

"NKW-iYTSTEM."

Cual, to cwncral us#, aro, that it is almost entirely •&«. Free From' Bulplfur.«• XwHIUoomfqnmtljnntinjnrinnJtohwHh ilhusverj liltle

City! the iinnrovcment tre did last season, that we was entirely too limitod fic-h. Ta- \V Si of the™«m wo should want, our business having increased tnucli beyond the moA sloths Napkin* exp^uiiotH. The leading feature in making this change Is to open exclusively in

Wliolesale and Retall FcrCStr and Gountrv wade, with two rows of counters, each 1&5 tee long and abundstrae ofllght from two skv li"h«a, an vantage to purchaser*, which they can flwl in no other store in the city. uXgM.!» if MM up trld. wd wr «&**** *?.»"

u„ «nr.

ot

TNre-Hante

and the neighboring towns «f Indiana and Illinois, that tie is permanently located in this city and is prepared tofurnteh j|| I/8IC A 1 I E 8 and rthc* public occasions, at the sbort«st notice and upon the tnost reasonable twos. For this jmrpoee he has established an efficient

S I N N

etnhpflsed of old and iddllfe! rtttsieiep*, and «ft fomi.h music Pr pcblic and 1^*^ ANY DUMBER OF INSTRUMENTS, on to re

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Au -is. iiii'-i

an IA Ahnf nvAnf An VAtir ffOOQS

With cturA aud

COAL

S I A N O N I N I A N A

rpHR subscriber announces to the Public that In a few days he exnecta to bo

&

To qa a id ha A re is am of

thirteen y**rs

.. ",.Tp.r "eat, w. »S o„t bat .ca .l.ys «!«*. TU, SEW W.a™ proud to our goo,U. vh«h»r «, «U or R^bor our -SM

SLATE

minjrled with the pnralv carbonacmis substance of the Coal 'lB

KER or IRON-LIKE blNDER roraainSM a residum the burning much less llgni s*n is than usn-1, and therefore very little annoyance is felt from dual, etc. FOR STEAM 'PURPOSES THIS COAL IS EXCELLENT! It is also well adapted to the purposes of tho Blacksmith, tho

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the Gas Manufacturer. _—

The subscriber, therefore, earnestly solicits his friends and public at larSo, to glra tills^eoal

a be or or in he in a is COUNTRY BLACKSMITHS AND ORNEU$,

coal instead of wood for cnlinarj andMhet^ousehold purposes, save one-half of the usual oost ol

I I O S N I S I N O O S W«- are uow (ittiue un for thnt particular branch of trade, the Second T/ofl of the Store, making a very

oTrpfts, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades. Loottnff Gla^oa, Curtain Banda, Pins, Comics, Ac. Also: Curtain Damask, Moreens, batin Dekins Uurtain Draperies Gimps and Trimmings of all kind* addition to the bjve a most complete stock of Linen and Cotton bhoetinga, anl Pillow (. a«o fronds, ready made Bed Comforts, Brown and Bleached Linen 1 a hie Cloths, Napkins, doilies, and Towels of every description^

In fact ererr article Uiat adds to, »nd completes a thorough stock in this lino, adapted to the wants Of Housekeepers, Hotels, Saeletis* Halls, Saloons, 4tc. The fir?t floor, the sa»ne depth irf the ca*pet room abore.

«?*i**.ever before In trtl# market to tho Uwte of tho

ton Flannels, White, Red, snd Yellow Wool Flannels, Bod BlankeU, Batinetla, 1 weeds, Jeana, Ticks. Checks, Batts, &c. Not forgetting the great deficiency heretofore in ..,

6rENTL EM EN'S FURNISHING GOODS, kn^ t?&l±lorg' Trimmings, B&^}(oct-t»eforr> nwrhfwiac.are are to open a fall line of Ca simeres, Cloth", 8hirt» and Drawer Cr^rat-, Scarfs, ^^^a«, H^dkc^iefs, Gloves and HoM^ fw^ Occamon,

In the moantiWe aw'hrriew^^tJ^Burgalns for ail, BUCKEYE ASH 9 TORE.-

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OR ST^jy ^TTKR

fwrmcd

J^r|^an,

avd

being re-fitted, esreluslvely or

RyCB &

SOtf.

I OFF ATT'8 LIFE PILLS, A5l zao3srarz3t

MITTJURS

re at on of he el at rertiabt* reat«4te« now unMoatod by sny othi «r» )n litis eoontrjr

or

Ja Earofe.. They are fatly c»-

Utruk*4 t*« Bot o»W-T#ai ftimrty w* in ote.and tkoj will maintain Uielr pra-emtnent reIKIVD by U»« mtrimle abd e*W»r*b«mrt*a rlrwe# WM A ae^atred It. T»e a»iurt aiade* paftry wa«W b« an worthy of tbr.m at4 i* ntwocewiarT

Tbnaiana* and ten# of tbfrmtaeda at parsons tt» UtIatlaMHMIrMtWHikMHii.r Ibelr aro«p» a»«l d«cM*4 aiB«ey not only »a «Uon»iaanr 4ar»n*«»e«U

of

heana, from

Unptlred

FaocUoa.,

Cot-

UveaMaTBiloQj aod U*ar OmpHlat*, ftlwamsUeand tiilhniiMim' (VMl, Cwitht, WMtuw^to* of jippetH*.Fanai*Of F1««h. Hradacb lawrt 8W« of tk« KhKd attd «rk»r FtoW*. bat also ta R)»a«n.atlaa», F«ter and Acne, ottwr lntermiUfM Fe»«r». A»fJrro*. BroaeWtls, Ca»d«e, P1aaH»y P*lpWalVo« of »e dearth Be«fc offelooj to the fleai. fat a* irt Joteu, aad OTruw. aflkettMn of Uw Maa twa»4 Kldaeya, iwadlea, Dref^r,

PUot,

iata!enw%,) HaMtaat r«m!ri»e*i. HerwM aad ftlltoa# {/xM«a«ai, Ob«t!oaie Hasdaekvaad Gtddli»e»«,aad aa naWr •r«ta«rnMta4lM

Tkey r^ettlrwna dlctfnir aor eosdteawwel, a*a parfwtty ptaacaat Is vb«»r «pp«eaUo««. bat wtU »aw«f«dtr rMt»reb*» W»—Ibat «»*teia of aH aartbty MewS^gs totha mmt exbauted aa4 tfftapia«to4 eoa«ad«atdt»y Dr. WJU.U* B, MOrtMV. TiSSSKt'.*/^

dHBRlPf^ SAL^By^iarof

Owra«r Ofsslf Imm/ee-Pf. Ol Vnp» Caiaanw Plea* Oart, aed to «b* dimted «*4 Jacob It Warrick aixl tkdM

MHlto Mt*«1K l«. tjusaAtsass

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»e«nd street, opposite Stewart itoT. io,ia». G«M1 Gol4Zl C*M! It %AW&>* COftAU. UAVA.CKJLD ST03TE, rtAW ae3w*m *«#*&»* airte* «f Jew«lnr »a«*t .»*nwaw», QcMs fimai Ran a mowttsew «r|«rte *a4

m4mr

t%*or ot

tan, aa «rtMl mim I.-,

wit: UtX». taiw^to^wnlMiwraa^ivWan«T •H Ml »»wV» tfctrty-lbra*, (3* Hi Um Haota,a»4 Xmi^jr.ntTA day

a. SOS, tttkt «Nft.M4p 4a»r. t» Term ftaat*. tkts tkatecsi noars«r«^4 e«f «W e*nr*»r bH ihe ma of ta* alwrs a t*oa srearanyeam, biflM t» Bwsasi* shswfla bilto aatt-^f •aUaiy mM

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tSa fdia.sS^^N* aC&$£ pp*p€tfjf sr. T—

We aro now, (by our new system.)

experience, we flatter o»sraelvoa tliat we can

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CHOICK, PI RST-CLA88

TN&TTEt. JbJST OE3

TllK

DNDKR^IONUD ItwnHncc Agent, take pleasure in announclDg to their matt* pstrdna and tho publio Renernlly. that the followoc t'omnnniea, whieh thev oontinwe to r« present, are INCREASING EVERY DAY IJ -BUSINESS AND WEALTH tutd havo become the

SoundoHt, Healthiest nntt Wcnlthtoati4 Corporntiojis of the kind ill THE UNITED STATES. The business being under tho control of men or the first standing and highest iniegiUy in ihe oountry, is miflicient gnarsntee to policy holders that all losso* tlx*y sm^iaiU) will bo promptly and honorably settled, «,

^ETNA INSURANCE CO,

vA'

OF rfAUTPottn, roxN1

Cnpitnl, $1,000,000,"

til' paid up: Sorph«s i6fiG,0()0{ all ifisasl^d In tho best ptying stuck in tlte conntry. was organised In "3,h

Tlti* Company

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doing a luocessffl

181D, and has therefore iv«U

Fire and Inland Businoss

for nearly FORTY I'EAftH, dttrinjr whfeh time she hae paid llhiiren Million Dollnrn Losses 1!

HOME INSURANCE CO. OF XEW V0RK CJITY*

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Capital of .f000,000. Snpil

over uAdfs^lndf Tho

Dollars. 60 is conducted by the Srst Mnr«'lianta0f New Ym$« claims to patrotiktre which ftw Gompani'-S pottoM, KABTFORDINSURANCK CO

OP IlARTfORll, colprlf I,

Capital of $500,000,*

very large sut-ptus. This Company was dmrl^rod in 1 PIQ, and has therefore beep doings sound aud profitable twinea* for nearjy Hfty |fsrs»|.

PHOENIX INSURANCE CO» j-

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$200.00«.EJl

MPCts nearly! p5,000. Thfs Company stands In the front rank of fnnii^yoq Compaiite*, aa a glance at its condition wili show.' SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE

INSURANCE COMPANY, or sraisorixt.0, MASS,,

Capital $150,000, large and Increasing tnrplua. This company ranks second to none in tne country, in all clMstficati^najiiade and is rapidly gotag ahead 0/ iaost of its contemporaiics., QUAKER CITY INSURANCE

PANY,

or pnTr.Ar»Ktw{r* T»A.

Capital #50^,000. Thia la a new Compnny snd has snbstan'a ed ita tflshns to public favor by the prnmpt payment of all its fctsse*.

We commend tho abovi Companies to tliose desiring Insoranet is the rerjr best the country affords. Applications promptly attended kwum

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Attlielr R»nVlng Office of McKceto & Tonsey, Oct.»L, 3«JM1*W.

Disttolntion of Partnership.

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