Terre Haute Daily Union, Volume 2, Number 291, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 December 1858 — Page 2

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I M. BROWN, Haii&7~

TERRB-HAUTE.

THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. 30, I8&.S.

For PreoiileBt in JOOi

what ia due an on subscriptions. All those who owe for two year* and do not.

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in the third volume, will have their name* erased from onr books, and we shall take immediate steps to collect tbo amounts doe. Let this Jbe understood as a positive arrangement, for we can see no senso in throwing to the wind the little profit accruing from newspaper publishing. The®

money paid by those who honor the

printer by prom jit payments, has to be paid out for paper »ud that paper sent to those who tlank printers can live without

Jnoney. 'AP uepessary labor required to

issue tlro*e papers, has to be paid for, and

this is also thrown out of use by being,

placed in the hands nf the thoughtless newNpaper patron. We hope and trust that thpso knowing themselves ialtfbtfcl to

JJ^rTho Now York Times says it is estimated, by those who ought to kuow something about it, that not less than eight hundred buildings are in process of construction in Brooklyn at the piesent time a greater number by far than were ever be-lur-iuo.1er contiact at this Season of the .yew. ..

t,olvcney, if not worthless.

SQTSenato Stuntt of Michigan has bem degraded to the ranks an veil &8 Doogla^, having Iwott dopos*p from the ekiirrow* shid of the commute on Public Lands.

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JOHN J. CRITTENDEN, Secretary. Of Kentucky. liev. J. G. Wilson, in a few appropri pmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmm

To Our Weekly Subscribers, meeting. Two more o'nrobero will elott the second I Bpoecha. mU. by Ee». M. A. volame of tie Weekl, Uoion. .ad we .n:

us ou the above ac-

by the way of postage, paper and envel

opes—this

about the trouble of ivritiug, amounts, ou an average, to fifty dollars per annum.— Let persons look at these things in their proper light, and we know they cannot but blush at their negligence, in failing to pay the priutcr at tho proper time. Yon must not think that becauso the amount due from you is but small, that it would do us no good, for when these small items are put togotbor, they count hundreds to us, and is, in fact, our net profits, whether distributed among our friend*, as above Hpecified, or put into our pocket—the latter is far preferable to ns.

despatch from New York on Fri-^ Burner, Strickland, aad Lowes: in the day says the bank*' of that city havel Utin Language, by Miss Lab well and thrown ant the Bank cf Tioga, at Tioga, Pro!. Wood Mc-Penn-vlvania. Tho cause of its rejection I I-otnl Lowes. iu Biblical Atlas, is not Mated, but as it has not for months Mt.ss I cLeod, in B^ok-keepmg, by Prof.

J^The Sa:utary of Treasury has ad-, vertised for proposals to be rreeived Unuij H? .nl

»,

eiO.otw.otw, passed in Juus loot.

itjr dames Burns, who killed Michael Burke at Cincinnati a fen? day* ago* was arreted at Kvanuville on Friday

jf ^rTbe entire value of taxable proper-

in the £tnte of Indium*

about $458,

000,0*^ i#

gfl^A Oowmweut contract for ht»», deliverable in Kevr York,hat been awarded to Kienisn Sons, of Baltimore, Bid.

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TUntaa I* Th» k«rned

Tharwdsy till T^toda^, mm mwLQt t«ti«i

Terre Haute Female College. Ac tbe close of the examination of the pupils at the Terre Haate Female College ion Wednesday, tbe 22nd init, those who had been in attendance daring the examining exerciaes, held a meeting In tbe I College Chapel,

Judge James M. Hanna was called to Ithe chair, and 8. II. Coruwell appointed

ate

count, wiH oortBv(or tnetuselves individual-1i^jef statement of the exercises, and of /t/ and personalfy called upon, for wo ean-L|ie impression* made upon tho miuds of not afford to make any further investment vwitors and examiners, -so far as they

one item, not saying anything

Sartigea, the French Minintar, has

recently communicatcd to Secretary Cass that Louis Napoleon has conferred u^on Lieut. Maury the distinction of tho "Legion of Honor," for his vuluable services to, tho, navigation of tho world.

J&Or The Columbus (Ohio) Statesman talis of a singular affair that occurred on the railroad at Choline, on Friday night. A man aud a woman, who were passengers ou the traiu, handod a la'ly passenger a small bundle to take charge of it tfhtil they should return. Tho man and woman did not return, and on the opening ol tho bundle it was found to contain alive baby. Tho child adopted by a Columbus police office.**,

remarks, explained the object of tbe

J"u- 8" P»,ter-

compelledto .pe.k po»«We io regard to :S «PP"b»uon of the tho,-

i. it. v. a oi-der of exeicises.

t.ay up by the isMnng of the first number

On motion, by the Rev. J. G. vvuson,

the Chair appointed a committee to present through the press of thin city, an expression of the sentiments of this meeting in regard to the exercises just closed.

The following gentlemen were appointed by^tSe Chair, as said committee: C. Warren,

W on

Jewett,

tet}(

I*. M. Donnelly,

G. W. Crawford, B. H. Corn well, S. 11. Pouter. The committee appointed as abuve jta-

make the following report:

prml6et

arJ

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Patrons of the Terr«

The committee appointed to prepate a

report of the first examination of tho pu-

have been able by inquiry and conversation to ascertain them. As the exercises were conducted simultaneously in different recitation rooms, and protracted dnring tlireo days, it was impossible for any one to witness tbe examination of all classes but, by a careful comparison of notes and observations, tbe conduct of all the cias-sea, bas passed in review before the committe, aud au approximately correct knowledge has been obtained of the daily rou'inc of the school, of tho method adopted by the teachers, and of tho attainments of the. pupils in the soveral departments of instruction.

The

form expression of approval ami gratification,

when

It may bo sufficient to say thntrlasses wore examined IU Arithmetic, by Misses McLeod, Lowes, Winahip, Strickland, Balmer, and Babb in Familiar Sciences, by Miss Lowes: sn History,by Misses Bab,

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Miltou Paradise Lost, by s. Grant in Boswotth,

in Geometry, by Miss. Mcl«cod in Reading, by Miss VVinship in Geography, by Suickland and Babb in the French Language, by Miss Strickland: in the German Lkuguage, by Prof. Royoe in Natural Philosophy by Prof. Bos worth aud iaPoliiieai Lconomy. by Pi of. Woed^

Tie pnpils in Music, vocid and instruconducted by Misses Higgins,

Balmer, and

tbci Uriu with the gramntatiesl laws of lan

fitter Ttgreso, ^1 gua^ and of skill the art of clothing |beantifal thoughts in appropriate verbal

JMT A chair mauufactarsd from tb*» ,. «h*k of Comroo«lore Periy.s flag ship Tbe specimens of drawmg presented by l^iwrence, bos bona pmseeteil to the Committee of the £andn*ky Battle of Lake Erie SlouumWit association.

be spoct

the popits, under tbe care of miss Hodgman, Mtracted universal admiration.

Tbe exercises in Calwtbenics, nnder tbe uittxtion of Miwt Ualtaer. closed tbe examination when, aftet briei addesses by Prof. Wood and Rer. J. Kovcrt, tbe sodienc® was dismissenl, and while the p»^»tls hastWE ened to their rooms, and tbeir Ivome^tbe aisitors Assembled la tbe chapel, for Gonftrence and eowparieoa of oboenrotioM and wpmrnu, ami for tbe appointment of a committe to embody their seatuaeats in formal report, to ptewtel as a {part of the pimaaeiU bistoiy o. tbelnati-

'I be committe, having endeavored, faithfully, to perform this duty by a simple statement of a few prominent nets, would cot ma.' the harmony of the work nor impair its force by the addition of a single word. The School is its own evidence. It speaks for itself. Tbe Terre Haute Female College has been successfully inaugurated. the first examination satisfactorily conducted: and oor hope aud trust are, that the future bistory of this cherished Institution, may be even more brilliant than the past.

JAMES M. HANNA, Chairman. B. H. CORSWELL,

Lose

"thm expr«s-

ough and able manner in which both teachers and scholars passed through the

#n{j

•|rtis in the Terre Haute remale ^CoHcge, audience! But our "one horse" preachers can't do this, and they are, in mocil instances, the men who preach the long dogma ileal not to say preposterous sermons.

conference and cartful com

committee do but repeat the uni

they state that the course of

•studies embraced was extensive, the standard of scholarship elevated, the examination earnest, protracted aud thorough, the progress of the pupils satisfactory, and that the exporienee, patience and practical skill of the teachers, as evinced, in tho rcnults of this examination, at the close of tho first term, are wot thy of all praise.— It may be proper to state that no special lessons had been assigned. Tbe members oflho committe, and otiers, participated freely in the examination, and it was evident that tho pupils were donversant, not only with verbal lessons of the text-books, but with the general facts and laws of the Sciences themselves.

The evident catuior aud thoroughness of the teachers, and the quiet, self-possession and promptness of thd popds, were noticable durtftg the ivhole progress of the examinateoo.

Illustrations of this fact will occur to every one wl.o was present. To notice them, in detail, or to SjXjeify peculiar excellencies, where so mary were worthy of attention, would n^t com oit with the necessary brevity of .the piesent statement. .... ...

Secretary.

SERJIOXS.—Parson

Doe.l-dwlm

wby^s^init!»d themselves

resent, being detained, it was understood, (j ill health. Hi« exercises we*« pkasantty "dh^sifi«d by recitations, and by tli« reading of original com positions, indietira of farail

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Brownlow thtw

expresses bis views on long sermons: Time was when preaching, in many sections of the country was once in tu or four weeks, and then long sermons were tolerated. Now preaching is within the reach of most persons every Sabbath, and even twice in the same day. To sit now, and be bored for an hour and a half by any man, in the delivery of a single sermon, is preposterous, but to lie thus boiel by a man of ordinary talents is enough to disgust g'»od men and force sinners to swear! "When a sermon reaches forty-five to sixty minutes, we regard the audience as justifiable in rising np and leaving the house, thereby expressing the! opposition to the sermon in a style so terse and epigrammatic as not to be misunderstood.

With ns, a sermon has passed tho Rubicon when it exceeds forty minutes, uuless the preacher bo a man'possessing rare power of analysts, and remarkable force and beauty of language—presenting bis theme with au eloquence that charms,

.... ith that critical acumen that fascinates

richness of diction that captivates

AN OLD SXYLKU SRRHOX.—The Bi.tte Record refers, in high terms, to a sermon delivered by a preacher of Orville.

He took David and Goliah for his text, and, with a sufficient quantum of rattling and thumping, expounded after lliis fashion:

Now, my hearers, what do yc suppose WHS the reason that Darid was so mighty willin' to get out and fight Goliah? was it because he wanted to sarvo God? No!

Was it because ho had religion intil him? No! Was it because be wanted to do good ginerally? No!

I'll tell you what ho did it for, and there ain't no use anybody denyin' on't—he was struck after one o' Saul's gals.

iu oU sailor at the theatre, said

he supposed that dancing girls wore the drosses at half rna.^t as a mark of iepeci to departed modesty.

^~7 READ THIS! A HOI I.ANDER'S TESTIMONY*

ACOR RINSKES.l.iving'in the Holland settle mcut ol Shcboj

fran,

WUcoiiain,

says:_

"After suf

forinp fur some time the misery attenUinK an uttei prostration of mind and bodv, I have been restored, by ugiHg B(ERIIAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,to perft-ct henltli."

The fact of tliis remedy Heine In such liijih repute KfiuniR the Hollanders in Wisconsin, Miclii gtfn.New Vork, iu fact in everv Holland settle-ment-in the UniU-d States, argues much in it#

t'c vor. Try it—for Chronic or Nervous Debility, or any NerTou?. Rheumatic, or Neumlgie affection.

Sep! 16, lm.

Another Witness for Dr. Roback.

We see that D,-. Jsan Lwlonx, a well known practitioner in Frankliii L*tulsiann, h^s come ooi with a strong indorsement of Dr. C. W. Roback'a celebrated vegetable speciSc?, the Scandinavian Blood Fills an 1 Blood Purifier. He says, in a letter published in tl»e Southern papers, "These medicine* (the Pills and Purifier) undoubtedly relieve disorders incident to the digestive organs, improve the appetite, renew the strength, allay nervous Irritation, and free tbe system tVom the Impurities which generate and stimulate diseases of the stomach ana Bowels." Such unqualified praise from &uch a source, carrics weight witL it, and seems to confirm the result of our own observations. Dr- Roback's advertisement in an othT column, deserves attention.

O-DAT'S, AD

Only a Few Cotmties Lelt

J, J. JOHNSTON'S Great American Corn Skeller. ,, WILD LANDS, TOWN LOTS, and

other property

will

be taken.

Call immrttiately on the Agent, E. FOSTER, at Stewart Howie, and yon will be convinced that

we defy conifwti Dee. 30,-d3k

VNY

tion. E. F.

Wanted.

person wanting to trade a good NEW SBCOND ANDjPi ABiO, can bear of

a good chance bv calling at the £tewart House iron 8 A.M. aotil 7 P. M.» for a few data. En

quire Itor ,,

Dec. 30, ttf

E. FOSTER.

NEW TEiB'8 BALL

OHarra's Brass & String Band

AT OARH'S HALL-

Ot Friday Erniss December Slst tiUU

CTTW |wWic are wvited u. attend.

OUR TOYS!

ECav© BATS RECEIVED AND OPENED ear stock of ^tks^Bd Toys, and are mm prepared to wait apoa cortHMS. Call la tad see tbeta, ttwj are of tbe latest patterns aut beet aaanatactare, Sad wifl be sold at like Ieweet Sgm. STOKE & BiPf ETOE-

Dec. 34, l8SS-dtf

BLANK DEEDS MS

jp •1^.3

TERRE-HAUTE

PRICE CURRENT.

CORRXCfED DAILY BY

HANBT & GAR'XRELI*,

Dealer* in Grain, Salt fcc., (taa&t Basis.

FLOOR $4,50 par KM.

WHEAT, hest quality..........90c per bra CORN unsettled.... 50io5Sc«^ RYE 50c" BARLEY 55 to 60c" OATS -.......................-40c POTATOES.Vroai "l^ta*. 1,00*' SALT—Ohio Coarse per barrel $2,00

THFi BEN25CIA 1QY

Arrived.!

LONG'S WORLD BEATER!

CORN PLOUGH

—AND— ...

©UUTITMT©^ Now on Exhibition at the

STEWART HOUSE,

RiglitsirOr sale

Dec. 27-dlt E. FOSTER, Ag't.

WOULD

Where mar bo found the boat -elected and meat cumplete as^oitmeiit of

Toys,

CazLctioa.

Vruits,

Ami tvery article usually found in au establishment of this chnraotcr, ever offered to the public. His stek of TOYS was selected with the greatest enre, aud are such as will gi/o s*ti* fact ion to all. A luf^e assortment of the fi.iest CtCJAlt!* and TDB.VCC'O constantly ou hand. A call is Mclieited.

O" A similar variety of the above named at ti cles can also be found at his old stand, on SEC OND STRFET, eppositc Stewart House.

Due. 23,-dS«r

HORSE FARRIER.

INOUXAPOUS,

DEAR

Dec. 6,

G. I*. R. JAMES, N-.v. list.

SIR EDWARD HULWER. Oen C. K.I!ESNINGSEN,lateof Nicaragua Col G.W.CROCKETT, A. D. MUNSON, Cant. M. D. ALFXANDFR,U. A., TIIOMAS DlfNN ENGLISH, M. D., HENRY CLAPP. Ja. Dr. O. C. VA N Bt1 REX. Lieut. J. M. PLATT, IT. 8. N..

CLINTON HARRINGTON, Mrs.ANNA WHEU'LEY, Miss SOUTH WORTH,

HETTY HEARTLY. VIRGINIA VAUGHAN, DI. VERNON. MtNNIE MANTOUR, HATTIE CLARE,

Mr?. T. B. SINCLAIR,

Terms of »ub«criptiib $3, a year, and each subscriber is entitled to one of the atdcles named in the toifowing List, and is requested to mention what article he desires when he eetn^ bis subscription money: Gold Pen,sHT*r ease,.... ..worth at retail, §2,00 Ladle*' Gold Pencil

Men

WILLIAM H. SCUDDER,,

respectfully inform his numerous friends and the public generally, that he bas opened a branch to his establishment, in the room f«.rmeily occupied as County Treasurer's office, on FOURTH STREET,

ADJOINING THE POST-OFFICE,

185H.

SIR: Since you h«ve operated ou my Hoise, he

HAS

got perfectly well, and it

WHS

to ny surprise, for lie Ins oltentime* heretofore been, by times, through the coiupl-iiuL iu his limli.s unable to be used, but now tlrough your lew days troatmei't, I us'd him everyday since, aud I consider him perfectly well,

GEO. BROUGIR, R.L.THOMAS.

Mr. Win. Mlddleton operated on thirteen horses at my blacksmith shop, tmd am MUiafie 1 they are well curcd. JOHN J. GATES.

I opert'edon 57 horses in Indianapolis and gave entire h.tlisfaction, for th" truth of tvhicU 1 rcler to Little's Hotel.

Mr Rogers h.id a horse that was badly kickcd. operated on him. He is gettir well. He was of no use before, and is now doing well.

The above cures wereHfected by Wm. Middleton, ho can be found at all hours at the Clark House for ten days. Any horse operated upon eanbeasud immediately. dec. 22,-dlw

I®ROSPECTTR3 FOR 1859.

The net* vo!um* »f the NEW YORK W EEKLY ILLUSTRATED GOI DEN PRIZE will crtnmeuce Jan. 1st. IB59. The following are thf nainui of the

LITMATI

whose productions will

cracc the columns of tliia elegant journal during he year.

Rev.C. H.SPURGEON, of I^nlon. G. W. M. RETNOLDS.of London.

2,00

Gold T.«oih Pick 2.00

Ladies* gold pen wit ext cas« 2 00 Eozroesing ^old pen 16 caret 2,00 Gold ring, plain and cba.~cd,. 2,00 Ear Drops ^.." 8,00 Mosaic and FlorentinBrocb'a 2 00 Gold Lockets. 2,00

Cable Charms, »,00

Gtdd Brooehee 2,00 Gentlemen's Pins,.,,**

Those getting up a Ctnb of fire dBbdcribrs at $2 each,

tod

remfttniff $10, will be entitled to a

geld pen and isfrer tiokier, worth $3 and eadii iwlKxka will receive any one of tbe above articles he may «kt.

Those rtanittitogSOJDQ for lOeubscribers will be

entitled to a cold pencil, «ith pen, worth .8ft* tip* Clob of IS witewft«n, and I, will be eotitk or a

be entitled «»a»l4

TIwm

NEW BOS

due jig iinpoUncy ttud mental and physical incu j.Acity.—bymennai'f whicli e»

Elegant Hooks for

In Antique and Velvet Bindings,

& *s? €3

both plain and ornamented^

BOOKS

The wants of tbe Children li-svo not beou

overlooke.1 in onr selection of

HOLIDAY BOOKS

An extensive assortment of

INTEREST!^,

found at

3,00

Gent's Bosom Btvds.** S.00 t-eot'i Sleeve Bottom...... 2.00 Watch Key*-.... 2,00 Ladies" Caff Fiu. 9,00 U:bbfn Slides. 2.00 Gol Cn*ws 2.00 Preaira* to Afrenl* («ettin«r Sub-cribera.

wit! be entitled to a Mtrer vatcL,

golif rest

tola rc»t d«in. wvrtfj 10^0. TW* reaiiUinz 40.06, for 30«dt*crb««, will be entitled to «3ver hasting «M«d watefa, Or a jrald chain, worlh 15JOO.

Tho«e reanting

mjB9,^Ibr 38 mbtaiktr*,

J07 vVaba&h 5t, one door East of Southern Bank.

I wo'ild m«i»cetfnHy in irsn th^ citizana of Terro-IIante and viciuit^Uiat, have just

received lioui dieKi^J, on»* ol ifni V*

Largest and best selected stocks of Bool8 and »ShOflB

for sale in this market, embracing every v^ety of

AT THE LOWEST

NOT.

10, '5S d3uiwly

Women's and Chtldi'eifs \7e

Suitible for the Pall and Winter trade, which

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

LIVING

I am Also Prepared to Manufacture to Order, On the shortest notice, any \iiid of work which may bo ceiled for. My old enstomers and alt others aio resj.»cctfully invited

PR. CULVERWELL ON MANHOOD. MEDICAL ES^AY on a new, certain, ami Riutical Cure of Spcriuatorrhce-s Ac ith out toe u«e of Internal Mcdicim a, Cauterliuition,, or any mectianical appliaueea.

just

A (11,11

published, the 6th edition, in a sealed envelope, tfraUn and mailed to any u«!drc»,postpaid on receipt ol two stumps.

This little work emanating iVom a celebrated! member of the wedietl pr"fc#'ion, .ivva the moat lraportant inform-ttion vor pub%lied io all pfrsiais entertaining doubt* of their phj-ieal condition, «»r an- e»iiscioua of having ha&irded their h«alihaiu)

hap|iim&i—containing the particulars ot an e:itue nctv and perfect r'Uiely frr Fperniatoirlnva or Seminal VVcukue-^, Dibility, Ntrvou.-iu^f, De-j rr*: prcmion of spirits, Loss of enrrpy, Lassiuide, Ti-! .fust received, decidedly tho best assortmidilv. I'noluntury Seminal Piacharget, lmjwird 1

itv

one c:in curt

himstlf privately, and at a trittinp expense.

O" AddreKs Dr. CH. J.C. KLINE, IstAvcuc cor. 19th St., New York, Posi Uox, No. 45i6. w*?tn,

O O 8

1 oil THE.

A N

NEW YEARS,

A N A IF IN E an

ILLUSTftATED

A Great Variety of

Bibles and a

O O S S

INSTRUCTIVE,

AJIusing

tbe

A N A A IV E

Yolamos of erery grade a^d'pricc can he

W. iCBUCKIKGflAJfP,

Dec. Bookstore.

THE

«roder?tgned takeplea«mrein announcing

dtimu

will

^UUJI,

cased nidi, worn 99,98.

or silver bn£iog

mn*tting804Nlr far# Mbeerfben.

beentitiei t*al*lvVgeld wauA, worth 38,00-

TWwrearittii^ieO^Xll, fat S^«nlMeriWn,«iU

be ivStM tn a gold *rateh, wortli AH coamsiadORi tMU be adtkrmwd to., :,., E B. DEAN, PvMaker,

Breadva^, Xew-Yort

Tnw

flaate, that

the

hare taken tbe room vestof tbe State Bank, on ObU atreet, knoica aa the JQUenrine building, where tWv intend kee^iicj eonnantlr on hand,

ALL KlSDX OF MEATS,

8och as Boef, Pork, f^mnltry, Xatfwte, Bacon, and Hfuna. alt

which ar ill be aerrod to

larit ewtotne^. Alio, Bolter, Egg*, and aU of COUIfTRY l'KODl,CE.

Our prioea dball be graduated aeon diss to the line*, and »t*af# a* »w as tfcflewc*i. We aak a liberal al.are the pnblie pabocage, and hope eld arid n»w cotowgw will remember the stand and aotfoieet to call.

tvetx

offeree

ear,

RATES, FOR CASH.'

^ivo me a rail.

Remember the place—No. 107 Wabash Street, Oao door East of iSoathorn Bank, Terre-Haute, Ind.

DECK.

AT--TUB N12NV

Fit! i\CII STORE.

116, Main ft., between 4th Jb otb,

Tcrie-Hauto, Indiana, por ccnt Rodnction on their wlioU* sUock-ot Woolen Goods.

}lQlvy

UU)||

sicl't inU memory, uioicJie^ nil iniples on tJie .. •. faw. Piles, IiKlif^ilen, Palpitation of the IIAn. I Vest.n^s, iu tho etty, and at a aud Bodilv pru&trattan of tho wimle **vstem, 111-1 rcthiclion of 25 p^r ccnt on last f-Kil pricis.

)ig|t*t

Clulh#, Cassi-

aUl

Among the lot of Cloths are,

Fur Cloths—all prices. 8.a

I Cloths—nil prices,

Peter Sham—all price*, liuavei—nil prices, l'ilot—all prices,

Trieo—'all prices,

lu CaB4meres they have aepluudid lit.e, Kiich as 3--I F.uiev Colored—all price?, 3 4 Black lo (»-4 Fancy colored do

G-4 Black do do VeetlngSs Ul »ck nn I Fancy Silk VCIVUH,

Fancy Cn.'nrod Silk IMtish, JUack and l'iiiiey .. CiivnadineH, Also a fine line of DllESS COO OS ver cheap I O 1 E I E S

Among which are some of the handhOtu-l TWO HUNDRED Ol.oTH CLOAKS. est volumes ever jiroduccd in this country ivtiuction of dt) per cent on last FaIPi» prrca«.

Shawl?t! Shawls! ^hutvls! Shawlst

Superbly Bound Boots and Shoos Cheap.

Skirts! Skirts! Skirts! uxir.usrtfirrfl AND DUAWEUSI HOSIER AND GLOVES

And Dtinii-Htic (Jood« of n.M defcriptiona.

dOS t'JQfcf)l4^Z|, S^h.an. Dec. IsJ, 1 l&ati'fi vnM no wx

?-^-r

IlIi"siP'^#ItRI VAL f- «f-i

MILLINERY!

I A E N it I liirife an«l beautiful aMOrtwent of ever/tWiigpermilling to ihe inilliner department, aw l,M ivu been ofl'ered for «4de

In h^»

Ttftt

1to

VOJUS WALKER.

P. Svr-We mko here a ataad oortb of tbe G*^ nal joimng

Wm.

Rankin** OtOcerr «and, wbich

ianialar'ir unpolled with the best «f Jtfeata. .* D^a, leWfdtf-"

LOT8 FOR 8AUu

TinilmiMiiibaraf f«aat i»iitor«tfM fc*** W

ate* a tNt A

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