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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-01
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Look at those features and see the agony depict
ed in the face 1t cannot be helped while the
trouble remains The suflerings from piles is of
very aggravated description. You cannot walk with
any comfort; you cannot ride in peace; you can
not sit with ease, and the suffering when attending
feeling of dread that it is put of at great sacrifice
to health and comfort in many instances increasing
the difficulty to an alarming extent. Use DIR. Briggs
Pile Remedies according to directions to cure in.
ternal, external, itching or bleeding piles. They
mild and reliable and warranted as represented.
Sold by Druggists.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-02-18

l.. A. NILTZ. b. L. SHINES,
TIIOS. FITZWlLLIAM.
The Mound City Mutual Life Insurance Com.
la'Iy being Home Institution, ii should be pre-
trrrcd by citizens of the South fo1 many REASONS.
We will. however, cnumeratn only two or three.
]. The money invested in it is retained at homo
whcreit assists i'll promoting Western and South
trn trade and commerce., in building up towns
and cities. i'll developing our rich mineral and
agricultural resources, in building our great lines
OF railroad, and i'll cultivating our houndlrss
l,rarirs For these reasons SouthL III and West
trn nen should insure III IT,.
>. As its funds are nll il vested where high
rates of interest prevail. grant insurance
cheaper and pay better dividends than any East
ern Company. For this reason MI persons dcsir-
ing to make certain and safe provision for their
families, should insure III it.
3. Its Lot..l Eoard Of Louisiana Directors being
composed of men of high standing i'll the COM
munlty, is a sufficient guarantee that widows
when policies issued by this Company mature by
reason of death or otherwise. This feature is pc
culiar to this company In" other institution be-
yond the limits of the State having aocal board)
and is therefore, worthy OF the highest consid-
Grafton.
All kinds of Life Polirics arc ISSUED, by thi.
Company, and lmntorteiting after AL annual
payment.
This Company makes no charge for policy, fee
The Louisiana Branch Office is at No. 81
Carondelct street.. New Orleans.
B. b. SHINES,
State Agent for Louisiana, New Orleans.
Almost all the business men in and about
Opciousas have their lives insured in this Cons
pany; among others: Henry l.. Gnrland, DR.. r.
II. Littc!l }: J. Morgan, Judge A. Garrigues,
Dr. John A. Taylor, Joel Fl. Sandoz, James G.
Hayes. Judge A. Bailey, &C., &c.
Persona desirons 10 take insurance policies
will apply to Z. ID. ESTILErTE, Agent
Law-Otlice of Bailey & Estilette,
oct2-ly] Opelousas, La.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-02-18
American Wonders. j..

The greatest cataract IN the world is
the fails of Niagra, where the waters
fron the great upper lakes form river
three fourths of mile in width, and
then being suddenly contracted, plunges
ever the rocks in two columns to the
Y depthgfl25f feet.
The greatest cave in the world 10 the
Mammoth cave Of Kentucky; where any
ona can make q voyage on the waters of
III spbtarranean river, and catch fab
d sywsikhouf eyes.
III The greatest river In the known world
( isthe Mississippi, 1900 miles long.
TIE largest valley In the world is the
waller u th0 Mississippi. It contains
.avs Hundred Thousand square miles, and
,sss one af the most fertile regions of the
y he greatest city pxrk Id the world is
inP PAiIadelphia- Il contains over two
Ths grsassst grain port In the world
.isC ChieaRn. - II. ---.
The largest lsks,in tho world is Lake
sseSnperiqe, Hhich 10 truly an inland sea-.
!. ..bsine four rhnndred end thirty miles long,
I and ne tAs0asaad feet Aeep.sF
y The lepgest railroad Iii tho world is
ths PasiAc railroad, oysra athrss shousand
.sailes III Ieagth CO '...a = -
The ersa5sst nataral bridge in the
.wos1a n fhe. WStaral bridge eyer Cedar
creek in Nsetnias It extsnAs over a
kfkasss Sfalktyg ss Iii width and swosh hun.
s2ln,d ~ ri asSy feet m depth, and ct the
r Gtsom 10 niask tlse cfeek fiows.
,The - 80 snsass 90 solid iron In the
erll fhs IRON Hountsin Ia Missoari.
Axxsv hi Nh
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-02-18
HAYES HOT Ell.

RT RS. JAS. G. HAYES respectfully informs
lKI her acquaintances, and the public gener.
aIyy, that she will continue to keep the Hotel
established by her late haaband, near the Court
HOUSE, upelousas. Mrs. Hayes hopes, by her
unremitting attention, to merit the continuation
oil the patronage heretofore profered.
~ Attached TO the Hotel, there 10 n spacious
aid counrnodions STABLE where horses will be
i'd aLd well cared for-AH at Moderate Prices,
Gasessa dc times.
..Opelousas, Nov. 5th, 1870. [s-tf.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-02-18
0peousas Parish of St. Landry La~ February IS,

Ey A good deacon, who was naturally
a high tempered man, had been used to
beat his oxen over the head, as all his
nrighbors did: 1t was observed that
when he became Christian his cattle
We're remarkably docile. A friend in
qnired into the secret. ".Why," said the
deacon, formerly when my oxen were
a little contrary, few into a passion
and beat them numerically. This made
the matter worse. Now, when they do
not behave well, go down behind the
load, sit down, and sing Old Ilurdred I
don't know how it is, but the psalm tune
has surprising effect upon my oxen.''
Ey It is stated that General Won
Moltke has been preparing for the inya-
sion Of France for the last ten years. As
tourist. he Aas explored all parts of
the country On has excursions into
France he was accompanied by his
daughter, who always carried an albnm,
which she filed with pencil sketches
and she also aided her father in taking
notes and revising maps.
VWomen's Notes.-Mr. Ruskin hav-
ing been written to on his views ia to
woman suffrage, replies $50 far from
wishing to give votes to women, would
fain take them away from most men,"
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-02-18
THE OPELOUSAS COURIER.
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY
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", II O ~ & E q A " Id OF.
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Adre,tising-Fifty Cents per square for the
Arst insertion ami Twenty-Five Cents for each
subsequent insertion. Eight lines or less con-
stitute square.
Ain advertisements sent in for publication
will be inserted in English and French lunles.
otherwise orderedl until the publisher shall
~ J-e It convenient to discontinue
JuGCs ..;dates to public favors will pay Fifteen
nolIars ea,h, in advance, if they wish to he an-
sasapeed c - r,
be paid G,r as advertisements.
ii at Tie rate Of 20 Cents Der line, in advance.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-02-18

The following table Is from ab'clal
sources, obtained for the forthcoming
map of Lozisiana Of Capt Har6ee. The
figures are from the United States GEN.
sus for 1870, and are complete, with the
f,rS D. rishas
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-02-18
No. %.
LIFE INSURANCE.
ABOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY
OF ST LOUIS. MISSOURI

Directors:
JAS. H. Lucas, JAS J. OFALLON,
). A. HATCH. A. b. GARRISON,
A. NJ. BRlTrDN, 7. A. RUSSELL,
JAMES LCPE, J. NJ. HARVEY,
A. NJ. WATERMAN,
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-02-18
Agercy-33 Carondelet St.
Officers for Louisiana Branch:
Medical Examiners -.
louisiana Directors

J. n. FOLWELL, MD, RlTCHIE, M. D
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1871-02-18
la ndas.efh's 4.sa r.S1en Seeds.
STEAM TOBACCO MANUFACTORY.
J. P. S A r RAZIN,
Nos. o. and %,

J. P. S A E r AZIN,
Nos. o. and %,
Corner Chartres and CONT Streets, and
% foydrts St., Corner Tchou-
pitoulas, New Orleans.
Importer Of Pipes and Smokers
Articles.
VENIiE undersigned offers to country merchants
IL the ulost complete assortment in his line to
he found III New Orleans such as
Mecrsrhaum Pipes Mcerschaum Cigar Hold
imtat Mcers. Pipes, ers and Match Holders,
Bruyere Root - Tobacco Bags,
Caoutchouc '' Pipe Stems of Cherry
Charcoal Amber and CaOutehouc
RDseW WOod - Matches
In tact, all kinds. Flint and Steel
= SMOKING TOBACCO:
Mary land, Reliance, Rough and Ready
Virginia, Gamhruus, Granl Turk,
rtriqne, = Industry, Club, K,llickinck
and the Maryland Right Bower" which must
not he COMPOUNDED with the Right Bower" Of
Gail l. AK, of Baltimore.
SNUFF:
Virginia half-coarse, Macouba, Rose, Perique
and NatchitOchcs Also, a large stock of
CHEWING TOBACCO:
in plugs, and fine cut in tin foil, and natural
fine cut in barrels Of 10, 20. 40 and 60 pounds.
And not less than one million cigars of every
quality constantly on hand.
Jan. /. lS69.] sARRAZIN.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
MY null. YOUR OK.

The New York Times takes the pistol
to be the badge Of Southern civilization, y
and yet while denouncing the rude police
system known as the KuKlux, it graycly
INDUCES the following remark:
Z" 1t should not surprise us. therefore.
IL determined men in New York, in their
Just Indignation at this enormous plunder-
ing Of the Tammanyitcs should speak o.
pcnly Of n Vigilance Committee MS means
Of making shor, work with these political
,naraudcrs."
Now, the radicals in Louisiana have ad.
ded some $50, 900. 900 to the deb, of the
State. Iu North Carolina they have piled
up S3t 900, 900 In Georgia the public
liabilities have been increased by the same
party some 81. 90" ,WiJ South Car 4
ma has been absolutely ruined; and yet,
il the tax payers Of those plunderei States
where to talk about making short work
Of the political narauder. who rob, op-
press and plumber the people. the Times
would cry out "Trcasnn,' aud insist on n
li,tlc more reconstruction The difference
between my bull aud your Ok is conspcu-
.ou.y illustrated in the paragraph We have
copied. and the Times shows itself pos.
scssed Of just the same candor which the
farmer had in the fable. - .N"JoM VIZ
ginian,
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
Highly Important Discovery.

lar Sll,Ns'. of Wilmington, bel has hiscov-
- erred n plant, the essential tneiurc Of which
in combination win other RATS ingredients
known only TO III. distu.errr, will positively
cause 'hr hair TO grn~ ihirk and beautiful where
II has fallen on aud heeume thin, IN n great
many cases where fever has salised the loss OF
the hair. IL has restored Il Hse.t, wonderful,
mst. In several cases ut ialdu.ss It has restored
the hair to all lis iormQr fuilne,s. As the Doe
'nr has prepared preparation ior wears, under
the name OF Bnianie Hair funic, he will cunjin-
ur the preparation under the same name, with an
addition oi this discovery. II Is not u hair col
orcr as is generally offered for sale but 10y its
action on the scalp and roots Of the hair, the
natural color seems In eninc with the renewed
growth. II cures disease of the head il Is clc-
gan,ly pcrfumed, aud is a splendid hair dressing
4 fair trial will convince nny Que Of It's grca,
qualities Sold Wholesale and Retail At
FOURTH 4 KING SITS.
Wilmington, Del,
For sale hy WV II. HARR, Miillctown, Del
and by dealers in medicines generally.
sept 2-,imt
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
TmE PLuxpwnEp SrArE or FLonrpA.-A

TmE PLuxpERED STATE or FLORIDA. "A
convention Of the taxpayers Of Florida.
lately in session at Lake City, have issued
and address to their fellow citizens, with
out reference to their party connections. y
in which they set forth that the amount
to bc collected in taxcs the current year is
nearly 81 ,00O. 900. equal to onc-elcventh
Of the total personal property valuation Of
the State. That from their knowledge
Of the condition Of the producing interests.
the delegates assembled give il as their
deliberate opinion that. after the actual
cost Of production. there will not remain
in the hands OF producers a sufficient a
mount to pay the the taxes upon their
property" The address goes on to ex-
plain the methods by which the people are
plundcrcd. and reforms wi iii are needed
showing the necessity Of general rcduc-
tion Of taxation except tho school tax.
This tax" they suy. should be retained
at such rate. consistent with the resources
OF the peop'o, MS will suffice for general
education" The tax collections for six
,een years ara given. For 1870 the n.
mount was Sll7 ,S0s IS.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23

TsApE ~ toGsgrs In addition TO The
annual domestic product Of srwcd cor,",s
amounting To one million i've hundred
thousand pairs manufactured by abo i
twelve establishments there were impor-
ted Inst year 10, ooO, 900 pair This guam
ti,y, it is calculated is sufficient TO sup.
ply three pair tn every adult female in the
country Near S,rashurg, in Germany
there are fifteen hundred hand looms cm-
ploycd 10 weaving curscts for the .lnrri-
can market, One man as weaver, aud
two women ms inishcrs. are require to
each loom The sale Of cprse,s. it Is cS-
timatcd. increases five per cent every year.
Corsets for males are also made. aud about
two hundred dozen of them are shipped
TO New York annually.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
Notice to Tax Payers.

INllE undersigned hereby gives notice 10 the
TAX raSefs o. ST Georges Hundred tha, in.
asmnrh n ,he n.ys are now nc over due and
mus, he collected soon and la order To make /, CON
Nenieul iar all propose 70 hc M the following
,'iaccs from II A.N To ". each day, and
hope ull Will call aud settle their Taxes
Al Nidllci1~n. Geo. ". urllips Hotel Mon
dhN, September IL.
At Mdile,own. J. e. l.irpincot,'s Hotel Tues.
day, S.pirml r. ..
Al Port Penn, john II Fishers Hotel Thurs
day, September =.
Al It. Georges, Friday. September ~
aud can /. found at Odessa, after The 22ni %
September aud from those who do not call lie
fore pctaher lst, | shall proceed to collect n
soca thereafter possible
Road orders taken To the amount nf Rond Tax
es. J. {. MATTHEWS, Collector.
Odessa Aug. a9,h, ls7i-3w
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
Demorest's Illustrated Magazine
ANu
MIRROR or FASHIONS,

The most practical, useful, origi
uil rnrlnr magazine.
u Isn't ~4r ffeiiy. II heauiifpl Chrome u
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will never lie willing 10 tr wthoniit II will not
only teach YOU hd@ 10 iress how to cook how
Ia make over yanr rharei.. ciGthcs imtitwill
mak" Hor Letter Wiser happier. Women every.
where hul IL exactly whai they want. lE ihct
{, Is The nus, complete Ladies Magazine now pub
lishci Husbands Fathers Brothers ,ui Lover.
subscribe inr It, aud present it with The beautiful
Chrome " Isn't She Pretty. II will make cycS
sparkle with delight aud satisfaction and prove
4 monihly reminder nj Your good taste aud Mind
feeling. Address,
y JENNINGS DEMOREST.
as Bruai.ay. y y,
Specimen cen af tie aies, uumttrg of the
VI ipaznr mals,i iee on receipt OF % cents.
mny 20 ls7l
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23

An OYsrxs PACKING VILLAoE.-A let
ter from Cris6eld, Somerset county, Nd
the terminus u the Peuinsular railway,
says:
"The chief article Of trade and topic Of
conversation here is 'oysters. After the
middle Of this month thousands Of bushels
arc brought here daily, and shipped to all
parts Of the country. Philadelphia is the
principal market for oysters In the shell,
but opened oysters are sent to points from
Maine to California. Ten new houses
have been erected the past summer to be
used in packing oysters the most Of them
Gre about forty by one hundred feet. two
stories high. The first floor 10 used for
oysters. and the upper rooms rented for
dwellings, which are readily taken at high
rents. Men. women aud children arc em.
ployed in opening oysters, and get twenty
cents per gallon. They make from sixty
cents 70 two dollars aud half a dry ;
children tcu years old make from four to
six dollars per week. You can see healthy
robust young ladies', on Saturdays, getting
sheir checks cnshed for ten and twelve dol
lars for the past weeks work, aud to see
them tho next day you would hardly think
they ever saw inside an oyster house.
The season for our great bivalve will BE-
in full operation about the first Of October
aud We will have about twenty houses
opening this season, giving employment
to six or seven hundred openers, besides
the number engaged in catching, who a.
mount to thousands.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
SPECIAL NOTat rs.

fu DEAFNESS BLINDNESS and ca
TAlikil treated with the utmost success, hy J..
lsAaos. VI. y. mud Professor Of bsessrs n Ms
Ege uui EV n" y'ciaiIpl IN hf h'hod 'iii,gs
y }hhiapii', ~ yoHrs 'rpDiercs. fiormcrly ut
Leyden, Holland. Nc. sos Arch street, rhin.
Testimonials can he seen al bis office. The incd
icul faculty are invited TO accompany iLcir pa
iicnis. Is. h. has no srrr"Is in hi- practice VI
iiiich eyes inserted wiluput pain. NJ charge
tor examination. apr -3-ly.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23

CoSg Orr OF rnG jaws oF DrArn Throw oil
aha, dcspondent spirit, crush ,h., feeling OF dcs-
i,air, he cheerful, happy and we'll Take Sim
mons Liver Regulator, l. no humhug, i,s sir-
tues can lie proved hs hundred. righ, here ~
home. Examine the certificates |, has cured
the wors, cases of dropy, dyspepsia, and pre-
vents chills, fever, etc.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
Situation as Teacher Wanted.

4 Virginia lady, competent 10 tarh all the
n English hinhrh,s .i c,ltieaiinn thoroughly.
aud who ha. devoted many wears 10 ihe insruc-
ton OF the ng, is anxious Ia procure stua-
iinn in snnr family where her services nigh, b.
desired She Is now residing IN Norfolk, Va.
She refers, among many nthers. 10 the Rev. br.
Mrtahc Middlclown, Del. Who vii furnish all
Necessary information 10 parties d.siioas of the
services al teacher.
sebt lb-U
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
SCHOOL WANTED.

4 gentleman who is thoroughly eompetcn, TO
a take charge Of country sehnol, desires
position teacher in school either IN New f'ns-
tie or Kent counties, Delaware. Will rny strict
attention To small children in tie instruction of
penmanshp. Best references given Addtt.s
APPLICANT, TRANscnlrf urflcg,
Sept lG-3N- Mi1dietown Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
7-30 GOLD LOAN
Northern Pacific Railroad Oompanr.
Rapid Progress of The Woeh.


e1NHE building Of ,hcNorthern Pacific RsIhea1A
(begun July last, 70 being pushed i6swag4
with great energy from both extremiiies - ~
line. Seven thousand incn are employed IL olas
nesota and ON the Pacific coast. The grado 4
nearly completed 26j miles westward ffo0 pAko
Superior trnins are running $50 miles q ~
isl'ed road, and track Ing i' psosr.asiee -
wards the eastern border u Dakota. luelsdlaG
It's purchase Of the ST. Paul 4 Pacific Road, ~
Northern Pacific Company now has ais ulleo q
completed road, and by September next this wilk
be Increased 10 AT least 500.
GOOD INVESTMENT. jay Cooke CO,
are now selling, and unhesitntingly recommesd.
ns profitable and perfectly safe investment, thc
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds Of ~
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They have.
30 years to run, bear Seven and Three feulho
per cent gold interest more than per ceal.
currency, and are secured by frat aud only
mortgage, on the entire road aud its cquipmsnts,
and also, fas; rs tho road Is completed, %
"a, ,0G0 ACRES OF LAND to every mile a.
track, or 800 acres for each 81, 900 Bond. Thsy
arc exempt from U. =. Tax principal and inter-
est ARE payable in gold; denominations; cog.
pons, sioo to 81 200; registered. $ioo 10 eio.-
900.
LANDS FOR BONDS Northern Pacific.
1905 arc at at all times receivable At 10 VT
cent. above par, In exchange for tho C0mpa~
ny's snds, at their lowest cnsh prices. This esa.
ders them practically interest bearing land var
ranis.
SiNkfNG FUND. The proceeds Of MI salso
OF lands required 10 he devoted 10 the pus..
chase and cancellation Of the First Mortgage
Bonds OF the Company. The land grant Of tie
rond exceeds fifty million acres This immsnss
sinking fund will undoubtedly cancel the princi.
pal OF the Companys bonded debt before 4 falls
due. With their ample security and high rate oG
interest, there " no investment, accessible TO The
people which Is more profitable or safe
EfCHANGiNG q. s. FIVE ETWENTYES.
The success Of the new government 8 per cent.
loan will compel the early surrender Of UaiseA
States per cents. Many holders of Fivs-Twsa.
ties are now exchanging them for Norihsra Pa:
ci6c Scven-Thriies, Tins rca izing = handsome
profit, and greatly increasing their yearly 10.
come.
OTHER SEcrRITIES-Ailm marketable
stocks and bonds will be received at their high.
est currc..t price in exchange for Northern Pa
eihc Seven Thir,es Express charges on money
or bonds received and pn Seven -Thir,ies sent IN
return, will DO paid by the financial agents. Eui(
information, mnps, pamphlets, etc. eau h. oh:
ti'ined on application at any agency, or from The
undersigned.
JOHN McLEAR 4 son,
Bankers and Principal Agents for DclawsrV.
No. COZ Market Street, Wilmington.
For sale at the Ci,iztus National Bank, Middle,
town
aug 2G-3m
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
GIBSON 5 rRlcE CURRENT.

The alo.a prices viii he paid In cash for pro-
auco delivered IN good order and ~ m.sh 10
say TINT sc keep cunstaGtli en hand g"uh ns-
sotimcn' of Groceries ana Provisions which we
will s.l reasonably for cash, ~ the Corner of
lirond aud Anderson Sirprs, Middleiumu. bel.
March 20, Il Nm. T. GlBSuN.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
T H E B liter ROOT
AGU T. PILL.

lNllE undersigned having obtained the mos,
i signal and prompt relief from the Use of
these Pills, concluded 10 procure u large amour,
Of them 10 supply the ncghborhood. To he ccr-
tain that the investment would he safe, applica-
ton was inlde 10 one Of the most prominent and
successful physicians of the country for his opin.
ion Of this medicine. He replied
II Is perfectly harmless. Contains no Arsen-
ic, no Mercury nor Quninc. and yc, Is so encr-
gc,ic and powerful that firmly believe |, will
cure all eases OF Fever aud Agu., II properly used
In 10 cases there was no. QUO failure, where the
medicine was used us directed. Therefore, by
placing |, within the reach Of every one, you " III
confer an untold blessing upon the conmunity )"
Encouraged by this frank and unrcscrved tcs-
iimony, have prepared myself TO establish Lo-
cat Agents wherever the Pills are needed.
CHARLES A. BRYAN,
GENERAL Agent,
Chesapeake City, Md
BITTER ROOT PILLS are for sale by CHAs.
nKnL,rsr, Pharmaceutist, Middletown, Dsl.
sopi lb.-5mos
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
THOMAS upur;Y,

: ~ SOUTH SECOND STREET,
n Above Chestnut, East Slds Philadelphia, :,
= Would call the attention of those wish ,
ing TO purchase Carpc,iugs. 10 his large
y and choice line of Foreign and Domestic :
: both in relation to qualities Ms well rs ,
: styles. Also Oil Cloths, Ma,tings, Rugs,
= = Mats, Stair Rods &c. &c. n, the lowest :
: cash prices.
NH. SrIn Ant ngrry Is not nj 25, s.
End ST. hu, Is with Thomas Depuy
sept ., i1Il-lmf-s.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23

Our Trimmings are choice and well selected,
comprising Fin. Hamburg Edeings aud Insect
'iags, yarie. a,cd Braidinp Braids new, Rib
hons, Buttons, Nel,e,s aud Cotton Trimmings in
great variety. HANSON Bnss
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23
INSURE YOUR LIFE
DELAWARE MUTUAL

u,nE Delaware Mutual has no stockholders.
J. All the surplus funds af the Company will
he epnitahly divided amongst policy holders.
III. hnsiucss OF ih' taupan, is conducted with
energy, equity am lnomy; thereby enabling
the Company 10 effect Insurance at low rates,
with perfect security to policy holders. Gentle
men Of character desirous of forming connection
with the Company as agents are infiiod to COM
munie,ic with Robert C. fraim General Super
inicndent at Home Office, Wilmington, Del.
Books containing references and table of rates
will he sent to any address on application being
made 10 any of the officers or agents OF the Com
pany.
WILLIAM T. ALRlCHS,
GESgaAL Agent ron DELAWARE.
Middletown transcript., 1871-09-23

Ladies Fine Shawls OF the latest STYLES, Rus
ties Hair pla,s, Nilsson Switches, Slipper pr-
-crns, Java and Embroidery Canvass, Perforated
s,oards, Bergman fine full weight zvrhyrs, in
al shades, ~ Hanson liHos.