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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01

NArIERv1LLE, Ill, Nov. 30.--David Stu
art, the alledged seducer of Mrs. Burch, was
on the stand to day.
MILLEDGEvILLE GA, Nov. 30.-The legis
lature have elected Breckenridge presidential
electors, neither ticket having a majority by
the people, and majority being required to
elect in Georgia Also, the Legislature has
passed the bank bill over the governors veto.
ALEXANDRA, VA, Nov. 30.-Brig Crocu
has arrived from Sombrero. She.experienced
terrific gales during the passage. Two sea.
men were killed during the voyage by the
falling of mast, and another died. The Cap
tain's wife died at Sombrero The Crocua is
owned in Gardner, Maine
New YORK, Nov 30.-John McCauley fa.
tally stabbed Patrick Kelley during quarrel
yesterday, in Brooklyn. The murderer es-
capped The jury i'll the Beardsley divorce
case found both parties guilty of adultery.
DETROIT, Nov. 30.--The schooner Circas-
sian has been lost in the Straits OF Mackinac
and all on board persisted.
AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 30.-The legislature Of
North Carolina las postponed the election Of
senator.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01
LATEST NEWS.
BE ELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY spy
Frnmtha Smith.

MrLLEDGEvILLE, GA, Nov. 30-A bill has
been introduced into the house prohibiting the
levying of executions on the property OF citi-
zens prior to December, 1861, all sales by such
process bciag void. An amendment was otter
cd to protect the rights Of citizens to the ex-
tent OF the provisions OF the bill against every
state that voted for Ii coin, was agreed to-
Mr.. Mcdonald opposed the bill, expressing
warm Union sentiments, and moved That any
Georgian be fined $1,000 vino shall sell a bale
of cotton or a barrel Of apples to any person
north OF Mason and Dixon's line. This caus-
ed a commotion, and disunion and conserva'
tive sentiments were freely uttered. An ex-
citing discussion is expected on the bill to
morrow. Ii Is thought that should the bill
pass the governor will veto it.
CHARLESTON, Nov 29.-The banks have vo-
ted to suspend Immediately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01
Railroad Accident-Five Lives Lost

MAucH CHUNK, Pa, Thursday, Nov. 30
19G0.-A sad accident occurred on the Beaver
Meadow railroad to-day. The train that lett
here at Ills o'clock this morning, was precip.
itated into the Lehigh river, by the breaking
of a rail at Bear Creek. A Mrs. Farron and
sister OF Beaver Meadow, two Misses Smith
OF Mauch Chunk, and Robert Nichols, con.
ductor, were drowned The water was about
fifteen Ieet deep Before the car sank, the
passengers, with the exception OF three drown
ed succeeded in getting out. There were
some thirty persons on the train. All sus-
tanned some injury, but nothing serious.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01

In Mlbury, Nov 20, Fannie A, wife OF A W Goodale,
n yrs mos
Funeral at the house Of FELTON, at o'clock and at the
church ut halt past O'Clock, on sunday, Dec Rea-
ves and friends invited TO attend without further
notice. .
In Fltchbure. Nov 49, @ Lincoln Goodrich 20 yrs ~
mos 10th, Mrs Betsey, widow OF the late Warren Park
hurst,65 yrs mos 26th Mrs Abby 5, wife OF james
Putnam al yrs mos
IN Westminster, Nov 20, Charles Howe, So
In Shrewsbury, Nov 25 Lorenzo Maynard, 49,
IN Woonsoekot ri, Oct o. Sarah :, daughter OF Mary
Newoy of New Boston, Conn, 25
IN New Haven, Conn, Nov 10, at the residence OF her
BROTHER Susan stowe late of Columbus, Q, ~; goth,
Mrs scnda widow Of the late William Read, formerly
OF Thompson, Conn., ~.
~ Putnam, Conn, Nov H. Horace Hendrick, formerly
of Woonsocket, RI.
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Latest from South Carolina

COLUMBUS, S. c., Nov 30.-The house has
appointed a committee on postal affairs and
passed resolution directing the military cont
mttee to consider the best method Of fortity-
ing the exposed portions of the coast A petlc
ton was received praying for suspension OF
the law for the collection OF debts: Inc
Charleston Mercury urges the Caronians in
the army and navy to return home. Secession
flags are flying in Florida, and the secession
FEELING is strong.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01
New York alnrketr-Nov.

COTTON dull, heavy and declining: sales 500 bales at
lOk a l0g for miduling uplands
FLJUR-Recepts 26,IS6 bbs: sales 1880 bbls; state
and western dun heavy, and decllnng Southern heavy
sales 7O0 bblS
GBAIN-Wheat heavy, and @ &c lower; sales 5000
bushels Com steady, sales d4OOO bushels mixed west
err Is q &c.
WHISKY heavy and dropping; sales 525 bhs at 9 q 49,
STOCKS without ACTIVITY but prices better ana closed
strong; Chicago 5} la Crosse and Milwaukee Il; CHI
cagO, Burlington, and Quincy 6J Michigan Southen
guaranteed 3J3 Hudson l3; New York Central 14z; Mis-
souri, sizes $685. Michigan Central ISL; Erie 2os; illinois
Central bonds 665.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01
The Connaught Disaster.

BosroN, Nov. 30-The British government,
through the consul at this port, has presented
Capt Wilson Of the Minnie Schafer with Il
valuable gold chronometer, aud Mr.. Cannon
ton, tie mate, with telescope, and ten dollars
to each of the crew also liberal compensation
is made for demurrage and for subsistence of
the crew and passengers of the Connaught,
which they rescued
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01

SALE OF STANDARD WoRKs.-We are
pleased to learn that the new and beautiful
edition Of Bacon's Works, published by
Mrssrs. Brown & Taggard of this CITY, has
been very tavolably received throughout the
county. The enterprise was such an extern
sive one, that the English mode Of publishing
voluminous works was adopted, and subscrip
tons were solicited but the demand has proved
so great, that the volumes might with sue
cess have been issued in the usual manner
We have made some inquiries OF the publish
ers, respecting the number Of subscribers OBJ
tanned in different places in New England, and
for the information of the public we give the
items this query ELECTED Boston, 125 sub
scribers Providence, 20; Lowell, IS; Lewis
ton, Me-, II; Worcester, 10; Lawrence IL !;
Andover, 8 Salem, 8; Northampton, 8 j;
Haverhill, 8 Portsmouth, 7; Exeter, 6 Bur
lington, VT, G Ftchburg, s; Biddetord, Me,
4 Belfast, Me, 3. The prominence of manu-.
featuring places on this list will command tho
attention of observing readers. We see by a
paragraph in the Troy Arena that in that not
very literary town twenty-five copies have al
ready been subscribed for. This is well, but
not at all peculiar. For in Albany As copies
have been taken, in Schenectady 10, in Ro-
chester 20, in Buffalo 25, and even in many Of
the smaller towns from to 10 copies are sub
scribed for. This is well for New York state,
although ita periphery does not reyoIve around
the hub Of the universe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01

Factory BURNT AT WEsTERLY.-Late on
Monday evening the large factory building in
Westerly, r. l., (adjoinng Stonington, Ct.,)
owned by jonathan & Amos Stil.man, burned
down. Mr.. Welcome Stilman, linsey manu-.
ficturer, occupied the second and third stories,
and lie was wholly burnt out. The lower
story was a machine shop, owned by the pro
prietors of the building, and doing a good bus
mess it was all destroyed. Other buildings
closely adjoining were saved by the great ex.
ertions OF tile firemen. The loss is $4,000 !;
insured $50 far as known $500 in Rhode
Island, and S2250 in the Charter Oak OF this
cty.-Hag6ld Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A smart
Spttta9les &t.

SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
" invites the citizens OF this place and vicini-
ty to call and examine h superior selection
- OF SPECFACLES, containing his lately i'm
<HE& proved PERfsCopIC CONSKRV ALIVE LENSES,
~ n which he will adapt to far sighted, near-sight
II cd aged ana weak-eyed persons who may de-
III sire them, according to the true state of their
I ewes. The material used to make the above
III mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, in pur-
IL ty briliiancv, and transparency, rivals the dia
~ mond, and forms the most beautiful and perfect
IT. Spectacle Lenses ever introduced, and possess
= es great advantages over the common glasses
: In general use. Ihcr perfect spherical form
II \ gives more extended held o vision. Their
bl< purity and transparency of m. terial presents
n less distractions to the passage of light-over
~iS comes, m great measure, what is called by
h OPTICIANS alteration Of light Consequently,
II objects seen through them present themselves
IN in Il clear, distinct, aud natural form, avoiding
VI that gllmmering wavering unsteadiness, I'M
III pleasant sensation after protracted reading or
y LII sewing; in fact, approaching near the per
feet lens of the natural eye it is possible for
Rl art to approach mature.
Many persons unacquainted with the Optical
Art, are LETT 90 select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the conditions the eye;
practice often productive of serious
ue aces pr udicng the minds of the people against the
use Of Glasses. Glasses selected by skilu optician,
made of the aforementioned material will, instead of
lnuring the eye STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT IT MATERI-
ALLY
He keeps constantly hand small and large Spy
Glasses; Cold Silver, and steel Spectacles and E
Glasses of all kndS different patterns OF Opera Glasses
a large assortment, for sale and to hires Magufyng
Glasses Telescopes, Microscopes, &c
Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency Of of the first manufac-
tarcrs of Pebble Lenses glad to be able to sell such
for less than they have before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance Of getting the best for
- Consultation free of charge.
j. R0SENBUSH Agent) 0ptican,
MO DIFF Successor to l., Shrisheim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01

From the celebrated manufac DRY of Cornelius Baker.
shall continue to be in receipt of these Goods the
patterns ut all tines keeping hand the
best stock to be found in the city and the lowest
prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01
NTOTICE.-Mr. John AIoRFy. If who

N " cOirN 4IOhE1 OT., WHO
4 has heretofore successfully carried the Hair
dressing business ON Foster street. has transferred his
business TO MIR. W. II. JANklNS, late of the firm OF
Jnnklus Clough who Will continue the business ON
Foster street. Persons holding bills against MIR Morey
requested TO present them for settlement Also those
who indebted to him are desired 10 make immediate
payment he intends leaving the city dtw o2o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-01

NO BOTCHWORK.-The subscriber
would respectfully invite his old iriends and the
public at large, who want their WATCHES ana CLOCKS
put In FIRST RATE ORDER, ChrOnomcter Balances
adjusted TO heat and cold to give him call at
Bay State Block store occupied by Mr. Isaac FISH sign
or the golden EAGLE. No Watch or Clock allowed 10
leave this establishment until 1t be in perfect order;
which will also be warranted. +. PAlLLE.
y B.--Rcpairing done for the Trace at one-hat the
regular Drces, Sill dim
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And is safe for the most delicate Child.

1tis e.tm atei that 5JJUJo persoos de tue Chi
ted States, nth .sousd nP-ion, aud Professor GO
cry ssys that a vast numoer OF theso cou,a DC
saved 1y m lin sly vi some proper remedy
lDr Halls Btisan strikes Al Inc root oi the
dis ,ass at &c. aud sucD Is It's SPECIFY ehcet t"e'
any al u ffeeiy aecordins 10 ..s
tlreIy Satisfied with Its merit, may return lahu
receive bach their money Tue most dI-tfessin-
cDu.n il frequently relieved o. q single lose
and broken u in afew Loas Tine Inc sv,
ed do not nave Ia IL c bJttle alter oottie oeioie
ii whether this remedy Will anoru foiie'
or not.
"a. .ubIic have been imposed upon oy RENEE
dies recommended ny CERTIFICATES which nave al
saw ori gipsted from some unknowh s0uIce.-
We believe that a medicine possessing real mef'
it, ene~I cares wherever Il Is us~d' Al nome
aswrll a, abroad. L. Is Is no paregoric prepara-
tiou nj on, winch IL used In season VIII save
the |. YES Of thousands; AMI persons may MAKE
tnf- b rxdiu with a-euts from whom tney Pur
thass: LnaI la every case wnsr> IL IS useu nesis
acc,Ir,hns tu direetios ., anu entire satisisetiO
IL not gyen IA twent, fBdr or tOfty-ci5h1 NJ VI .
the~ an rStarn the nsedciue anu lnSif money
will os cnsvrfu,ty refunded
N IA, n :, tea cures IN numeI Gus cases where
thu u -, sklliul pn. slelahs Ia This COUNT! ahu
in utOpr nave rn enployed, ana nave eAer
cise.i their -Siai LA vain. Oasss whieh they pro
Dvuuce Il Inc urabIt, and -urrend- cred "a bopSaSs
b N,,.,i "A ,ubt leavtng the patients wi.h"ut stu
gle ray tn suI4ven LuesB ia their gloom nave Oe Ca
curea " Dr. Halls BIisatn, aud the = slciims VI
coa-utuutIOuff are uOS vigorous anu eufObs a'
IN, al. ,-t ROBUST among Us. AID these cases arS
mol pisted sues IN y are numerous, ahd can o'
points tut IN evety cOInuid1ity where ms mus
unrIvaled remely has been tested
Be -iO~- In-n 10 believe the oil repeated st"r,
about the lungs beng gone; 81 father iet h0 suei
apurs hen-ioh Induce YOU 10 We up Ae' up"i
tie pr.ucIpIs that while theTct- lis thcresl- hope
You canine be 81 I"~ thai You IN n''t Truss
hauis,IN -peakIH., la Halle BiIsain More ina
oue. aay lu .dreds ha. Il brought almnst iron
de.th To ute, when all else had failsd GIVE
then. ans pJws riu out harmless remedy a trial.
c Il IN ca. az .nt aud gel pamphlet gr .tis.-
The Ireaiise on consumption alone Is worm IN
price Tor The MEDICINE. Uu Ia hhu eei1Hea'o
VI t,uy sIet sIss IN Ciucinnatt, OF VI hers VI
cures have been effected here Al hodse, wner
th " can be f.'uHd.
NJ ave e-r,ifi .ates Of il. cures from many O
our most respect l6ie CitIz .n>-men ana " ONE
win, i've and nave been cured among rs. ~
ptrtIr al RS refer thOse living out Of the cit
10 our agents 4 .din sdch prePdratiOhsas he'
er effect cures where IL has its Origin, We woui
caution You. Unknown persons and pieces. an
Ecti1~, cases, are made subseI Went 10 the spfe4
aud use OF remedies oi this doubtiut en- 'raetor.
TP b. sIre aud for DR.. Wm. Halls Ba
sam for the Lungs.
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UNION CT RIsTIAH COLLEGE

UNION Ch RISTIAH COLLEGE.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT OF
i this institution will open on the
Third Monday In September, 1859.
TEACHERS.
The School will be conducted under the su-
pervision OF n. G.. BUFF, former Principal of
Farmers Academy. PRor. II. p. HALL has been
secured as First Assistant. Other competent
teachers will DC employed, so as 10 form an en-
ergetic corps of Instructors.
OBJECT.
The object OF the School is to prepare classes
.or more advanced places at the opening OF the
ollege proper in 1860. students desicIng to take
thosougn course 10 O9ege, can nor s,1,
dents IN general will dad Thu one OF the most
thorough and practical Schools in she West.
COURSE OF STUDY.
The course Ofstudy will embrace those branch
es which, in the regular course, belong TO the
Preparatory Department; yet II sufficient num-
Der apply, more advanced classes will be taught
TERMS.
The year will be divided into three terms, OF
twelve weeks each, with two weeks vacation
The following rates of tuition will be charged
payable an adcaHee- For the Primary sIucies
| 81 per term for the English studies, embracing
Rt aiding. English Grammar, Geography, MentE
Classical studies, His her Mathematics. and Nat
ural >ciences-embracingL Latin, q reek, Alge bra
Geometry, Natural Philosophy, Physiology anC
History, s. per term. No deduction, except II
case OF protracLed illness. No extra charge 70
incldentals.
BUILDINGS.
Thes will be conducted. for the comm
year.int HltI Blud Academy. which vii
accommoda Chunored students.
Music
Will be taught BY Hiss HELEr ALKIRR, for bic
, extra charges will be- made.
Ornamental Drawing and Painting
VIII be taught by Mrs. h. r. dALE-no estl
charges.
BOARDING.
Can be obtained in the town and neighborhoo
aiproes varying from Sl.5O TO SAYS per weel
GENERAL REMARKS.
4UNor CHRsTrAp COLLEGE is located at MeroI
in Sullivan county, Indiana. This location
}. celebrated for Its numerous natural sdvant z
and delightful scenery. The HEALril of the pla
10 equal. n not superior to any other locality
the Wabash Valley.
moral training, yet will inculcate no dogmstlc
sectaiian principles. Ii 10 in tue true OF 4
term, liberal School
Special oversight and care will be exercis
over pupils from a distance. Their pecunia
interests will be attended to, IL desired by 7
rents or guardians.
Students are :ently recommended to CO..
mence School al the heginnIng of each term; y
they Will be received at any tlme-pay:ng for 4
NJ less than half the term.
Communications should be addressed To
Principal, al Merom. sullivan county, Indi ~
BY ORDER OF The B0ARDof TRUSTEE
Idiw-w
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WYE HAVE BEEN RECEIVING. FOR THE
w last two weeks. our Fail and Winter
Stock direct from New York. which is nov 'ull
and complete. consisting OF the choicest a nd la
test styles, aud which we propose to sell at such
prices will make IL To the interest OF al 10 ex
anime stock before making their purchases.
Ia liking low prices on our G,,ods, aware
that il must take large sales to r-munerste ne:
but rs our receipts for tue past Tea months In
business have realized Ouranticipations of build
lag ID business the CASH SYSTEM.
feel iu-tihed ny the encourage neat received to
make still farther en- rts 10 have our stock at
tIaetIve. aud at The same lime Offer II at the
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also msnufacturs Betting Chests, complete,
which can be either attached TO or run separate
from the WILL as desired. Circulars sent on ap.
plicAtion giving sfuli description OF Mill price,,
also manufacture French Burr NH stones Of
all sizes, both old and new quarry. HAVING
longer practical experiences than any other man-
ufset1rer In this County, warrant an eveusy
selection and better work manship tran can be
found In any other estbli shment IN this city anl
equal 10 any in the q. y. also manufacture
Patent sfnnt Machines, and deal in o d Anohsr
Brand Boitins Cloths. Ssrew Wire, and Mill l.
rons 10 general, Mill Pleas, Screws, &c.
Af1 X. COCHRAN,
No. ~. West Bress Ct, eiasinpsti, o.
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Fare always as low and Time a
Ouick "a nv auv other Route.
DIRECT LINE Between THE EAST
ANN TIE aREAT WEST

ASK EOR rIChErS BY Plf1SBUkGh
The comp etion of the Western connec tIons o
L he Prnn.XlYanIa Rail Road mskes This The
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r. COCHRAN'S
nc LIP 8 e N I l. L
TIA, 1889.

As Ac
TyHg sUBSCRIBRB
Il manufactures this
Mill sisuifsble sizes for
Merchants aud C0uatry
Grist Mills, as well as
Plantation use. Iney
are snperbiy adapted f'u
attaching 10 Saw Mills
f...h.r ro,n arWhfaf
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iereal v arts. Diseases Of Bladder and Kidneys.
Fea ale irr. gnlaniies. Bsrreuness. Liver Com
plant En- c'Tfion. Premature Decay, the Pains
,f0ir : ..ss rral Debili y, change of life. &c,
r, C.. .inE -nes In. attention The Dispensary
ciIeuias- -eit gratis 10 any address.
TIE MEDICAL PROTECTOR,
A book Of 25 pages, iuli OF fire anatomical ..s
form ton abont co Il ientiaI d seas $, but CON.
ple.r key TO al the seerris OF Marriase, Love q
Beauty. Price 50 cents-One Of the cheapes
books in the world II health c "a he e-t ma.
ted In muney the new facts contained in this
nook for the prevention OIL health, would be
cheap NJ the above fort, iture.
ir lack SOM Female Monthly Pills. invalfa
Die in female IRE ularites. but al vi lie
20 be used during Pregnancy, le.t they mar the
hopes OF of~prng Price 81. by m Ill.
nr. Jack sons Perpe t1al Preventative
1. the only article in The world bat without IN
.ooyenieice OF dancer will infaIIibly prevent
conception. thousands of married ladies', too
fe BILE to bear children except at the hazard Of
I,fr. have reason TO be thankful for his inven
lion. sent by mail to any address. VI vaipeau,s
Beautifying Powder promotes. the health of the
skin, pr vents wrinkles, and lnparts an exquis-
lite bloom. 81, by mail.
Every letter must contain ak cents In stamps.
10 be used forrep'y. Address Drs. ia ekson. Her
bert q Co.. or simply p. o. Blk i6i Cincin-
uati. o. Office. No I67 Sycsm, re street. Med
ieines and Instructions sent promptly to any
part Of the county. loctiod~6m
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J.r.BIIk. .. soLssxsrE. J.s.HILL
Beech- Wood Nursery.

HILL, GoLD-MIrH = OO.-Propri-
IL stors, st the old Aldhdse Grounds, east OF
be city, Indianapolis, Ind We have On hand
or the s2rIng Of 1853. Frnit rres~. Small
Rruits, Evergreens, shade Trees, FloverinK
shrubs, Roses, &c.
Orders promptly attendedts.
Address, aILL. GOLDSMITH q &C.,
seisevV ppdissspelis. Lac.
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y " II - O. II n ~ ~
MANUFACTURERS Asp DEALsa. -
Hoofs CD She0@,
AT TIE cid aud we'll known stand, no. S. p .0Hix
Eow,
ATTHE SIGN efTHE BIG BRASS BOOT
Terre haate. Ind lana
IyHEY have Just received their Fail and
u inter stock OF Boots aud oes, con-
ssssing OF Meas fne and Sos rise bouts and shoss,
cents 'iters-stl hinds, Boys and Youths shoes,
ooOtr and CATERS from the finest TO the cosr-est.
LADIES Observation-Disclosures 6Ds Cal.
tiers. Il AT Caters, Lace Boots, Buskins and lip
pers with oil without heels a'sU adde's heavy
shoes Ut every description. quality and lyle.
MISE AND CHtLUkEAS' MEt Misses
aud ChiidreDs fDe Callers, Lace Boots M
slippers with Or without heels, coarse and medi-
un OF allstyies from the bcst - the cheapest. In
TACT our stock consists of every thias sppeFtsip
ing TO the BOOTS SHOE LIN and we are deter
mined 10 sell al the lowest living rate. To test
the tTutb ~ this Ne invite she Citizens OF TeTre
Hsute and vicinity 10 give US a cali aud examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere. The,
will eudeavof TO please all who all them
y As 10 the = msnafscturing department
they use rue VERY BEST OF STOCK that car
&c found In the Eastern market, aud their work
men ere OF The first class.
? They war ant all work msnufscturedfp
their establishment. Repairing done zith neat.
uess and dispatch.
TOWNSHIPS IMPERIAL WATERPROOF
POLISH BLACkING-rbe best blackins ever
Introduced for the preservation 81 leather II 4.
waterproof and issuseeptible ofths finest polish;
For sale By the box. (Aprii 81. ieSo-viyj
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The connecting OF tracks by the Rail Road
Ridge al PITTSBURGH, avoiding AL drayags Oh
tsrria age of Freight, together it'll the saving on
time. are advantages readily appreciated by
SninDers Of Freight aud tho travelling Public.
For Freight OUutIa. - shipplus Directl"nt
apply TO r address either of the. follow ms A.
.reuts o the Company.
ID. A sTEWAnT, Pittsburgh: n. 8. Pierce a
Co., GAINESVILLE. OIL. J. Johnston, Ripley U;
K. McNeely, MaysvIlle. KY, Ormsy d [ cpl
Portsmouth, o.: Paddock * Co., jefferson will.
Ind. II. w. brown d Co., Cincinnati o.; Athet
X HILBERT, Cincinnati, o.; X. e. Meldrum, Mad
lson. Ind. Joseph Z. Mooree, Louisville. ky.;P
u. O'Riley & Co.. Evansville. Ind; \. W. Ora
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