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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
DOCKHAM, HOOPER & CO.'S
St. Louis City
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

49, - ~->f~
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEY AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
J. T Rec. 10 Second street (Adiolning P. U.
ARCHITECTS & ST PERINTENDENTS.
J. ". Kennedy * Co., cor. Fifth and Chesnut 81
Olmstead & Piguenard. ..'. 8 %
Plans for Churches, Court Houses, Hotels
Stores, Dwellings &c. made at the shortest notes
CHINA, GLASS x QUEENSWARE-
John w. TOo!ey. No. % main ST
COMMISSION & FORWARDING.
J. S. Green & Co., No. commercial = levee
Mackoy. Miller & Lytlle, no. l54 com. & II :.
Kelsey 4 Smith, .-..-- cor. Com'l. & CheSBut SITS
John Levin no. ii l.evee, Dealer in Provis
ions. Produce 4 Flour.
ENGRAVING &C.
J. G. Websr, Gen. Eng. & Letter Cutter, ..2l
Chesnut ST.
NJ. Green. ....9i Fourth st,-Particular atten.
ton paid 10 Seals:
CORNERS HUSSEY,
Gen. Engravers copper plate printers, ...4l
Fourth st.
FURNITURE, WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
Wm. NJ. Harlow, Piano Fortes anu Melodons
Market ST.. between Second & Third.
Scarritt s. Mason, no. ashington Avenue
HIDES. LEATHER. WOOL, PELTRIEs &C.
/ Swales s Co, ...... 73 Levee & 10 Com'l ST
/ 5. Thorp & Co., Furs, Peltries, and Dry Hides
No. 30 South Main ST.
LIQUORS. WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
| J. p. Callahan ( Co., No. % North Levee
/ W. b. Lawrence, ...... No. y South Main st
/ Belthold, Smith & Co -. No. 1876 North Sec. 81
LIGHTNING RODS, WHOLESALE.
Cordry. Paiee 4 Co., No. 263 North Main ST
PATENT SOLICITOR.
Amos Broadnax. ...... No. II Pine ST. Patents Oh
tained on new inventions of every description,
Rejected applications prosecuted on conditional
fees. No patent no pay.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
II. Clark Co., ........ No. I20 North Second ST
PREMIUM WINE WORKS.
r. c. Ludlow, manufacturer u wholesale & re.
tail, No. 5g Market 81.
PUBLIC HOUSES.
Atlantic Hotel, cor Third {. Market SIS. {.
Mclaughlin Proprietor board 81 80 per day
LAFAYETTE Hotel. s. E. cor. Sixth Il Market stS.
Louis Chreten Proprietor.
SASH, DOORS e. BLINDS &c.
A. NJ. Granger, MouIdings & Pine Shingles, I'll
Levee.
SAW MANUFACTURERS.
Branch. Crookes & Co., ..--.. ....'.1 Is Vine 81
Vim. NJ Barron & Co.. Portable Circular Saw
Mill manufacturer. 49,. ......3 80 North Main II
SILVER WOOD SHOWCASES.
Anderson, 73 Olive St. Also stock apperta1nin2
10 trade.
EXCELSIOR SAFE Il SCALE WORKS.
Beard & Bro. Proprietors, 10 Main ST. Manu-
facturers of Lightning Rods * Pumps.
SHEFFIELD sTELL WAREHOUSE.
II. Bakewell, 2I3 Main ST., Steel, Files, Boilers
and Sheet Iron, all kinds al man'fs prices.
u. LAND AGENTS.
II. P. Westlake & Co. --....4l North fourih 81.
VIM n. WHITE CO.,
U. s. Land Agents. ...'.. ...... '''''35 flhe ST.
ST. Louis, June II, 1858.
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TA man may be full Of pity, end yet
extremely empty handed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-12-09
CIRCULAR.
10 our Friends and the Public in General

WE axe great pleasure in being able 10 as
loss h. e ,ba you that notwithstanding our heavy
so ~ 30 e ws Tulnlns OF our sales rooms, at Nos.
sO,'r" - nasaihg'on avenue, and the loss of TIE
INST ,ra go 80. ~ 'nei1, on the morning of the 25ll
nay be desired in our line. otDer 'ie'
h,g having large amount of stock in our ware
houses That are not connected with ON saIe,
,,oolns, and being constantly in recent of oooJs
:, on l. ue best manufacturers, we are ,hus en,LIed
Nj orders al our usual low prices, and in form.
prompt and satisfactory manner ''' '0' III
JsS;,a, isc.liles Tor procuring and keeping nm a
sssoie Stock are unequalIed; our personal a.
h, s..., and l1ree experience is, and will bo con-
nd ssen 70 our legitimate business, as dealers
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ROANOKE ACADEMY,
ROANOKE, HOWARD CO., MO.

John hfann9. n. Is. PfahckpaE.
GNHIS Institution will open on the first Mon
l. day in September, 1858, and continue for two
sessions of five months each, ending the last Fri
day in June, 1853. The course of instruction
embraces the Latin and Greek Languages, and
higher NJ tLematIcs, together with the usual
branches OF a thorough, practical English educ.-
ton.
Terms for session of FIVE months:
Elementary English -.. ......S 80
Common Eng,i ...... 10 90
Advanced English SO. - 30
Languages anu Higher Mathematics 10 90
IncidcBials ...... ...... ...... 30
No deduction made EXCEPT for sickness, for
two weeks or more. Boarding can be had in
pleasant private fdmilIes at ST 30 per week.
For further particulars address Trustees or
Teacher, Roanoke, Mo.
!. Eh: \: RItHIAhs,' Z: Ghtfrs' Trustees.
w. J. FIRGUESON,
auI2
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GlaSSO"
FEMALE SEMINARY.

NsE5sy 'INHE undersigned having bought
EEsxzy J. the above institution for the
saAA.lA.2lN purpose of establishing himself per-
manently in The town of Glasgow as a teacher,
will open school for young ladies', commencing
MONDAY, September 18th. All the branches,
both practical and Ornamental, usually puIsned
in our first class female schools. will be taught in
this institution. Every effort will be made to
make this school worthy of patronage. The
Principal has hud an experience of eleven years,
the greater part OF which time, as the principal of
a female school. Term5-Per session OF five
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{ FURNITURE AND lJpHOI STERy.

= ali the various branches. We .ssura
,Ss VIII sell as good goods, and at as lou nrnas ,s
&na oS as favorable terms. a. ~" Pfices'
no ANY HOuSEIN THE WEST
thanking you for the very liberal n..rn..n. t..
tAe sane. :" vs. We ask continuance of
corner ~ ICONS IONS Tor the present, on North. West
forr III VI washington avenue and Second s,rss,s
i.Sv oelow The old stand. yery resnect'
E Lm;. y.,oa SCARRIT & MASON.
~--------,y -ot 1000. aup5
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" Co.: Tina very excellent LOT of
Iel. ,Penng, three ply, ali wool, FIRST rate AT ~
tot 81 Is an other grades down 10 rap earn, III
.ssp2 very low. sTRoUsE & FRIEDskM a
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TGSTI Is:M M Il! LIMEp
y Line isessed = s direct from Alton. S;i5 Rn,s
al. by - hrsl rate order. and not Stacked sor
osssebsr 4 ,ezr THEo. BARTHOLoW.
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Blank RooEe

maze 70 ordei of any desired style or pattern. al
~ MUSIC, Magazines, &c.. bound win neatness
-- OesPe'ch' nov. 5, 1851.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-22

found that will impugn nv motive ~
ton as Government officer and a. -
resign my scat. | leave the Senate ond tho
country to judge Of the motives of the Son.
atOr from Iowa for the singular course bo hos
seen fit to pursue.
Mr.. SEWARD. | move that the panerz
submitted by the Senator from Iowa, in re-.
gard to the representations prejudicial to tho
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. HARLAN. l propose to amend the
motion of the honorable Senator from New
York, or, if he will consent, will offer re-
solution on the subject.
Mr., SEWARD. Very well.
Mr.. HARLAN. Ipresent the resolution,
and ask for its consideration now:
Whereas, the settlers on Fort Crawford reserva-
non, IN the State Of Iowa, allege that they have
been deirauded by Mr. HENRY N. RICE. as agent
OF Hon. John b. Floyd, Secretary of War, in the
sale OF their claims settlers on said reservation
namely:
l. That said Secretary of War instructed Henry
ii. RICE to sell to the settlers on said reservation
ther claims at 81 20 per acre; that said RICE
CURED SAID settlers TO pay for their claims at the
rate OF s;l.50 per acre, and receipted to them on
the payment Of said $50 per acre, for but 81. %
per acre, and refused to receipt to them for the
them by him, as aforesaid
= That sundry cases in which settlers appliedto
sad RICE Tor leave to enter their said claims, be
referred them to his clerk, who charged them fees
varying from ten to eighty dollars each, in addi-
tion to the said $50 per acre, for leave to pur-
chase their said claims; that these fees were
charged and received by the said RICE, corruptly,
as sad settlers believe through the interposition
B. That said RICE negligently failed to give said
settiers reasonable notice of the time of said sale
anu thcreby SUBJ cted them to the necessity Of
borrowing money at enormous rates of interest,
with which TO purchase their said claims
i. That said RICE defrauded one of said settlerx
OF his rights to purchase his claim under the in
struction of the Secretary of War; by surreptious-
" securing from him quit claim to a part of the
land embraced in said claim: Therefore,
LesDtred, That committee be appointed to in
vestgatc the allegations of fraud and extortion
made against HENRY NJ. RICE, as agent of the Sec
rotary OF ar IN the sale of the Fort Crawford re-
seryaton, by settlers said reservation and that
said committee have power to send for persons
and papers.
Mr.. BENJAMIN. I prefer that the re-
solution should lie over. l wish to examine
it.
The VICE PRESIDENT. The conside-
ration of the resolution being objected to, it
must lie over
Mr.. CRITTENDEN subsequently rose
and said: The credentials of the Hon. JAMES
SHIELDS, as Senator from Minnesota, were
some time ago presented by me, and laid ON
the table: L ask that they be taken up and
read; and that General SHIELDS be admitted
to his seat
The credentials were read and the oath
prescribed by law having been administered
to Mr.. SHIELDS, he took his seat in the Sem
ate.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-22
An Error somewhere.

There is difference or discrepancy be-
tween the Geographic report of MIR. RIcr's
remarks in the u. S. Senate. as given in the
Dubuque Express aud Herald, (the same as
published by us,) and tho remarks of that
gentleman as published ty the Chicago pa
pers In the former he is made to say that
this was the first time he had been placed III
an embarrassing position" In the latter he
says that he "felt that he was placed in an
embarrassing position" We give both ver-
sionS. Our readers can decide for themselves
which they will abide by, until the official
report is received
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-22
CEaEyslFF,s SALE.-.-nY yIRTUE OF

CHERRIES SAEE....BY VIRTUE OF
~ execution issued out of and under the seal the
District Court in and for the county of Washngton
Territory of Minnesota, to me directed, upon q judC-
ment rendered March 1h 1858, and whereas said judg
ment dOcketed in said Court the 23d day os
March, ID 1855 in action wherein James d. McComb
Robert Simpson and James s. Anderson partners using
the firm of McComb, Simpson Co., are plaintiffs
and John Hamilton and James Payn, partners using the
firm name of Hamilton Payn, defendants, in favor
of the said plaintiffs and against the said defendants,
for the of three hundred and sxtyseyen and four
one-hundredths dollars (267 14-1OO) have tins
23d day of March, AID. 1855, levied upon the following
described real property, to-wt: Lot No. 40, in Block
No. TO- i'll town of TaylOr's Falls, together with all ths.
creditamens and appurtenances thereunto belonging
the property of John Hamilton, ono of the above
named defendants.
Notice hereby given that will sell the above descr-
bed real property, to the highest bidder for cash.
public auction, at the Chisago House, in the town OF
raylor's Falls, Thursday, the Doth day of May, AID
1885, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day. satisfy
the said execution, together with interest and
the Dated Tayors Falls, April 9Th, AID. 1855.
J. ii. FULLER, Sheriff Chsago Co., NJ. 7.
L. +. THOMPSON, Attorney for Plaintiffs. ap1O-w6w
IS The above sale is postponed to Monday, the oath
day Of May, at the same time and place.
Dated Taylor's Falls, May 20, 1858.
J. ii. FULLER, Sheriff CHS" 70 Co. Min
L. Z. THOMPSON, Attorney for Pla.ntiG may2Ow,d
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Ehe Committee on Elections Decide for
Admission of the Minnesota Members.
WASHINGTON. MAY 19,

WAsHINGToN, May IS.
The Senate by the casting vote of the
Vice President, took up the bill for the ad-
mission of Oregon. The bill was then de-
batcd at considerable length; and after vot-
ing down the motion fer q postponement till
December next by SO to 1G, the bill was
passed by 4 vote Of 50 to II.
The House committee on elections have
agreed to report in favor CT the admission Of
the Minnesota members on Thursday.
The House elected James L. Wright of n.
j., DOorkeeper-the Democratic nominee.
The Republicans voted for Arthur W.
Fletcher
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important from Utah.

ST.. LOUIS, May l6.
The Republican received a despatch, last
night, stating that an express had reached
LcavenwOrth from Camp Scott, April lth,
bringing the intelligence that the MormOns
had lain down their arms, and that Gov.
Cummings, on the Invitation of Young, had
entered Salt Lake City without an escort.
Many Mormons had gore to the southern
part Of the Territory, and the women and
children were preparing to follow.
ST. LOUIS May Il.
\ despatch dated Lcaycnworth May 18th,
states that the news from Utah is unofficial
but that private letters received by Colonel
Rich, corrobOrate the statement, and that it
Is credited at Icavenworth that Governor
Cummings entered Salt Lake City on April
LIST, and that the army was ready for immedi-
ate return in case of an emergency.
The steamer Lucas, from the mission. arr-
we'd last night. She brings no further news
from Utah. Smith had not reached Leayeo-
worth when the Lucas left
The Kickapoo correspondent Of the RsDulj
Hcan says that the bandits in the neichbor-
hood of Fort Scott, Kansas, number $50 men.
commanded by the notorious Captain Mont,
gomery. They are thoroughly armed, and
mounted on feet horses. They detv the
United States troops and swear they will
never be taken.
Upwards of 80 families have been robbed
and driven into Missouri.
Three hundred troops composing the frs
detachment of the 7th infantry left jefferson
barracks yesterday, fer Leavcnworth. Gen
Harvey arrived at Leavenworth on the 18th
Secretary Hartneil left for Utah on tn
18th.
\ dispatch from independence of the l4tl
says Salt Lake mail arrived to-day, left For
Brdser on the 25th of March.
1t was overtaken by parties who left on tn
Col Kane arrived at Fort Bridger havin,
come through Salt Lake City.
Coy. Cummings with one or two other
started for Salt Lake City, April 5th.
Before leaving he demanded an escor
from Col. Johson, which was refused
Capt. Marcy arrived within sixty miles g
Fort Laramie when the mail passed wb;cl
would reach Fort Bridger between the 05,
of May and LIST of June. The opinion mr.,
vailed that there would be fight.
Sufficient provision were in the camp
last Until supplies could reach them.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-05-22

M OA A"-ANA1 SAE -ft.-WHEkEAS DE.
~ auit has been n.de in the condito of certain
ndenure OF Mo. tgage executed by f. Wib Fisk and
nrali "A. Fsk, his wife, of the County OF Steele, and
nerr''oy of Minnesota, to Philip smith, Of the same
mortgage duly recorded in the Olce OF the Regis
ter of Deeds said County of Steele the seventh
day of October a. d. 1856, at O'Clock, A. NJ in book
A. of Mortgages pages 30, 36 and 81, whereby said
f. Wilbur Fisk and Sarah A. Fisk, his wife, did grant,
bargain, sell and convey to the said Philip Smith, his
heirs and assigns forever all that tract parcel
land lying and being in the county OF steele and Terri
tory of Minnesota, described as follows, to witt
The south west quarter of the north west quarter
and eight, north of range twenty, west-containing
| forty or less, according to the United
states survey: to have and to hold the same, to-
geter with all the hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, in any way appertainng the
said Philip Smith, his heirs and assigns forever to
to said Philip Smith, his heirs, executors admins
traitors assigns the of hundred dollars on or
before year from date with interest at twenty five
per cent. per annum, according to the condition of
promssory note bearing even date with the said mort
gage; which said mortgage was duly assigned by said
Philip Smith to David Smith of the County and City Of
Albany in the State of New York the 18th day De-
cember AID 1851, which assignment duly recorded
the Office of the Register Of Deeds of the said county
Of Steele, the 14th day Of December, AID 1887, at
o'clock, A. NJ. in book A. of Mortgages at page ST.
Aud Whereas there is claimed to be due and IS Que
and unpaid upon said mortgag at the date OF TINS hoce
the of hundred dollars and interest thereon az
the rate of twenty five per cent per annu, rom anu
sixth day October AID 1856 and no SUIT or
proceeding at law having been had or instituted 10 re-
the debt secured by said mortgage OK any part
| thereof,
Notice is hereby given by virtue of the power of
sale IA = mortgage contained, and pursuant to the
sta,ut ouch case made and PROVIDED the mortgaget
,rn,;s Chesterfield viii be sold at public auction
=, .t If The Rcrser of Deeds in the said county
If steele on MONDAY the 18th day of July, AID. 1855,
,Io,j, In the f)reEoon OF that day, to satisfy the
.,rornt tben due said mortgage, with interest and
| 81 cnsts and expenses allowed by law.
| dated Faribault, April 1th, 1858.
/ DAVID SMITH, Assignee
| :r,pv q PERKINS Att'ys for ASSIGNEE my21 rta
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CHICAGO, May Is,
A fire broke cut this morning on Wells st.
Four frame buildings were destroyed, and
persons are known to have been burned to
death. Three others are missing. The names
of the lost are Harrison Barger, wife and
children, Mrs. Reilly, and Mrs. johnson and
son. Supposed to be the work of incendiary.
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N given that an assessment Of s., 25 each drawn
let the Town Of Kaniiyohi Capitol of Kandiyohi
countyD was made Oct Gath, 1851 and that if said
sesmcn not paid before the 18th of May 1858,
together with interest at the rate Of cent. per
month from LIST November 1871, said lots will be for
feited and revert again to the Company.
Chas. Ioag Trustee of the Company, authorized to
give warranty deeds said lots, presentation Of
the Treasurers receipt in full Of all the
same C. L. ANDERSON,
Treasurer Kandyoh Company.
G. HoAG, Secretary.
Minneapolis, March 90 1913. ap12dtd
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HOTEL DUMAS, McALLISTEK ST.,
II Cincinnati, O.-The old and well known establish
ment IIote Dumas has lately been purchased by the
subscriber and is open for the reception of the Public.
The proprietor hopes by proper attention business
merit share Of patronage. ALEX. SHUMATE,
mar31- Gm Proprietor.
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Z pound, paper or Box of $50 papers, escorted to the
taste of the purchaser The Seeds all warranted
just received and thoroughly tested Among the lot arc
large quantity of choice field seeds-aso the Usage
Orange five varieties of Turnps of choice Peas Lo-
Gust, Artichoke Nasturtium, Sugar Cane, Tobacco Inn
othy Clover etc. Seeds from the Rochester Garden In
boxes of $50 papers at "a discount to dealers
| For sale by w. II. MOkTON,
mar9-dtf Schurmers Block, Jackson Street, ST. Paui
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THE Pro-Slavery press say the English
Conference bill will "save the Union" We
arc glad to hear it will SAGE something-for it
won't begin to save the Democratic party
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LATEST NEWS.


BY THIS MORNINGS BOAT.
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on the subject of their tenure. 1t is ques-
ton of some trouble and difficulty, and l
move that it be referred to the Committee On
the judiciary.
The VICE PRESIDENT. The Senator
from Georgia moves that certaiu resolution
of the Legislature of Minnesota be referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. HALE. Let it be read
The Secretary read the following paper,
attcsted by the Speaker Of the House of
Representatives ard President of the State
OF Minnesota.
"At regular session of the Legislature of Min
nesota, convened in joint convention in the Hall of
the House Of Representatives, on Saturday, the
18th day OF December, 1857, the following resolu-
ton passed, by vote Of IS in the affirmative
to 81 in the negative:
"Rs0lyed, That it is the wish of this convention
that Henry ". RICE shall represent the State of
Minnesota IN the Senate of the United States for
the long term
The motion to refer was agreed to.
Mr. RICE. J. rise, MI. President, under
very peculiar and painful circumstances for
the first time in the Senate. or the state
ment just made by the Senator from Iowa,
l had no knowledge / knew not that there
were any papers here Directing to the sale,
Of the manner in which it was conducted. L
had notice ne verbally or otherwise that he
would take the course he has. L am so much
astonished at the proceeding that cannot
express nv feelings here. 1t would not be
proper for me to do so under the circumstan-
ces. I will merely state however, that that
land was sold in exact accordance with the
instructions of the Secretary of War, and in
accordance with the wishes of tho settlers
and that, had the Senator taken the trouble
to examine the papers on file in the War De-
partment, he would have found that there is
not one word Of truth in the statements he
has made. I shall demand an investigation
and here pledge myself to the Senate thai
if, in that investigation, there is a single fac
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-13

;!!;!!! ]: !: s. = :.,..,,
our Wsmopms will be found the latest and
] best styI91, kads by the best workmcn, and Of
superior nsssriAi and finish.
M BEDSTEADS.
Fine Rosewood and Mahogany, Walnut, Oak and
Cherry, With high post and Canopy.
SIDEBOARDS:
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut, with
Shelves and Marble Tops.
WARDROBES AND SECRETARIES
! Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Walnut.
SOFAS:
nhogany and Wainut, covered in Hair Cloth,
Lasting and Brocatelle.
- BUREAUS:
Dcwood, Mahogany, Oak and v ainu., with
DC Cases. Marble Top and Oval Glasses.
WASH-STANDS:
- Rosewood. Mahogany Oak and Walnut.
CENTRE AND SIDE TABLES,
With Marble Tops.
HAT RACKS:
styles.
Ato, sas R0.s.o9 90 M.hofesy, Oak and wal Wal;
lfy- Of Cushion, Rush ard Cane Ssst Reception and
3ottags Chairs; Recumbent Chairs, Piano Stools,
(omsn Footstools, Lounges, Corner and Side
Aatnots, Extension Tables Shower Baths, Ics
nOx0e3 lre hu0 LIN SaIes Sceystt ASovWye
Bedsiesds. GILT LOOKING GLASSES. plendid
Pier GiAsses, Oval,, Mantle and square; Wood
Frames IN large assortment.
BEDDING.
| Spring, Hair. Moss, Excelsior and Husk Mat
trasses Feather Beds, Pllows, Bolstsrs, Comforts
Sheee, Ac., all Of the best material and anfet
70 - fresh and neW.
! Every n, prrantcd Is represented, and n
/ prieo Is Id my other house In the city for cor
- oins quality.
solicited and faithfully filled.
i ~ sdislly invite every one who wishes to cal
end examtse and price goods, NJ We are plcases
70 show goods and give you all the informatio,
4 II our power.
1 All sxticlss sold By us csrefsly paeksd, and de
4 uvsre boat or at The house.
1 mo IA '58-dAwIm SCAkRITT > MASON.
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The progress Of this eorporstioa Ass bssn stabIe
q ! uninterrupted through seasons 0e Anansial sun
ehins and storm, " periods svsatfal ID or exempt
mon sweeping sosaagrations and maritime disss-
-. Being long established On . Gosh basis, the
eosblss Vt tbs credit system eject n In No nate
III particular.
Daring "hAra times" the security Of reliable In
s1rsaes II an imperative duty-ths ability Of
pcrt, owners 70 snstsin loss being then much
soaed.
Agencies In All the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies Issued without
dslay, BY any Of the duly authorised Agents Of The
Company.
dalit.-u
OfFICk of the KsOkak Agency, corner Of 2nd
anA MAin-sts. u. p. TEN-EYCK,
nshol&w6m 6tats Agent.