graph Offize in this city, would respectfally give notice

that he has taken a Desk at H. R. CHAMBERLIN’S,

No. 5. City Hall, and has made such arrangements, as

will enable him to procure Policies on all kinds of insura­

ble property against loss by fire, in the best Stock and

Mutual Companies and atequitable rates, also, Policies in

the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Co., New Yoak, at the

usual rates, with a Temperance department for those

wishing to insure on total abstinence principles at a re­

duction of 25 per cent. from regular rates, Mr. L. is de­

termined to Merit, and hopes to receive a share of the

patronage.

Tickets for the West.

Mr. Lyford hus removed his Westein Ticket Agency to

No. 5, City Hall,

i J.DUDLEY LYFORD,

Ne. 5 City Hall Building.

GEO. H. HUBBARD,

Examinirg Physician for Life Insurance.

Manchester, N. H. June 27, 1858. d&w-tf

AMOSKEAG MUTUAL

FIRE INSURANCE

COMPANY.

MANCHESTER, N. H.

Office, 66 Elm street, opposite City Hall.

ISA44C RIDDLE, President.

E. T. STEVENS, Secretary. ldec23-dawtf

MANCHESTUER

. i

Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

On the Joint Stock Principie.

Incorporated, June Session, 1855.

ORGANIZED, JULY 1858, under the following board of

; DIRNRECTORES: :

Wm. G. Means; Darwin J. Daniels, Wm. Richar s n

J. 8. Elliott, J. G. Cilley, S. D. Green,

S. W. Parsons, Daniel Farmer jr., A.C. Wallace,

B. F. Lock, A. G. Gale, J. H. Moer,

John 8. Folsom, E W. Bartlett J. D. Lyford.

VM. G. MEAN , Presidgnt.

; J. D. LYFORD, Secretary. ,

The Joint Stock is conceeded to be the true system of

economical insurance and has in all cases proved succes

ful, requiring about the same rates as stock companies to

be paid in advance, and providing for a ¢ividend of the

profits to be re-paid to each policy-holder at the expira­

ion of his policy, thus avoiding assessments, and the

expenses and losses incident thereto.

Application for Insurance may be made atthe -

Office of the Secretary, No. § City Hall.

[septlßdtf]

MANCHESTER

- HARBLE. WORLE

MONCMENT BUILDING,

(Lower end, Elm Street, opposite Merrimack Square.)

Monuments, Silabsand Marble Work

~ Of every style and variety on the most reasonable terms;

- and satisfaction warranted in all cases.

. Agents for CHASE BROTHERS & CO.’S

Ornamental Iron Works !

Fences of every style and pattern. Grove Borders, (a

new style and pretty,) furnished as cheap as ean be

bought at their Ware Rooms in Boston.

GREENOUGH, who has no equal in the State, does our

carving and ornamental work. .

Please call and examine before purchasing.

‘ |sept2i-d&wtf] PALMER & FARNHAM.

b i & e oy

|

. d 8

J. M, FARRAR & CO.,

Manufacturers of

Embracing the andrews’ Patent of Nov. 21,1845, with

Matching Works, Connected or Separate.

AVING purchased the above valuable patent for the

United States and Territories, we are prepared to

farnish machines made in the most therough and substan

tial msaner, and warranted to werk equal if not superior

to any =otary cylinder now in use, being by endless

chain or travelling bed, which is more simpfihd reliable

than any method of feeding by rollers. - £3, -

1t is capable of Planing, Tonguing and Groo#ing from

one to two thousard feet of boards per hour. Owi:&;;m

its simplicity and compactness, we are enabled to rd

them a? a much less price than any other machine capable

of doing the same amount of business. . Also, Planing

Knives, gnd Machines for grinding them. All orders

promptly attended to, and should be addressed to -

3 i SEaiy J.H.FARRAR & CO.,

g Office in Riddle’s Building, No 5 Hsnover st., op

osite Post Offiee, (up statrs. apr-28d&wiy.. |

SINGLE COPY, ONE CENT.

ATTENTION

GIRLS AND BOYS !

3 i

BEST ASSORTMENT

IN THE STATE '

.22 DANIELS, FORSAITH & C 9,, .

Have vpened at the

OLD STAND,

42 Elm, Corner of Amherst Street,

A NEW AND SPLENDID

lot of

FURNITURE

which they will sell se cheap that all those who wish ta

buy any article in their liae will find it to their advantage’

to call before purchasing elsewhere. novl7—-dém

A New Watch for Timing Horses.

THE 6HKONODROMETER.

APPLFTON, TRACY & CO.,

Watch Manufacturers WALTHAM, MASS., have invent

ed a Watch for Timing Horses, which performs with a

promptness and accuracy never before atlained. A

drawing and full particulars sent on apphcation at Wal­

tham, or at 163 Wa-hington St., Boston, or to Robbins &

Appleton, New York. A patent has been applied for.

: |dec4-3m

i D 9

WHEELER & WILSON'S

ewing Hachies.

® .

Price S3O and $75.

For sale at

A.P. GILSON’S

No. 6 Smmyth's Block.

DRESS GOODS!

IN PLAIDS AND BAYADERE STRIPES

in full supply. At WHITE & CO.’S.

72 Merchants’ Exchange, Manchester.

Oct. 1, 1858.

Fr R ES EX

GARDEN PRODUCE

WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

At No. 10 Merrimack Block.

C. H BARTLETT & CO.,

Have opened a Depot for the sale of Fresh Produce from

his garden in Ward Seven, iccluding almost every varie­

ty of Sweet Corn. Potatoes, Beans, Peas, Cabbages, Cu­

cumbers, Squashes, Turnips, Onicns, Beets. Mellons, Ap­

ples, &c., &c. They are taken from the grounds three

times each day. We invite the public to examine for

themselves.

15 Provisions sent {o every part of the city. Pricea

reasonable. :

*. * Remember, Basement, No. 10 Merrimack Block. -

aug2l-dtf

' Wanted !

8 In exchange for other good prop­

- ™HQ) . erty, a good carriage Horse, or

(s ) y [fn Xorse, Harness and Carriage,

W 1 ÜBK ENQUIRE OF

\] 7 4

M B \A. P. GILSON,

Shirt Manufactory, 6 Smyth’s Block.

anls-dtf

GOOD DRY HARD WOOD, CHEAP FOR CASH,

will be delivered in any part of the city, in quantities to

suit purchasers ; or will be delivered frem the cars av the

Railroad depot, at wholesale price.

Orders left at the office of :

T. B.SAWTYER,

71 Merchants’ Exchange,

or at the HOUSE OF THE SUBSCRIBER on IANOVER

STREET, (where a sample of the wood may be seen,)

will meet with prompt attention.

JACOB SAWYER.

Manchester, January 10, 1858. ©[agf

9 °

Who will help to raise the Fallen 2

THE INMATES OF

ask the benevolent to give them {

“Some Good Bocks te Read.”>

Who will respond to tkis appeal from those unfortunate­

children now haply granted an opportunity to reform

and become useful members of society.

Any persons who contribute suitable and proper books

for a Library for this Institution, will receive the thanks

d respectfully give notice

that he has taken a Desk at H. R. CHAMBERLIN’S,

No. 5. City Hall, and has made such arrangements, us

will enable him to procure Policies on all kinds of insura­

' ble property against loss by fire, in the best Stock and

Mutual Companies and atequitable rates, also, Policies in

the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Co., New Yoak, at the

usual rates, with a 'T'emperance department for those

wishing to insure on total abstinence principles at a re­

duction of 25 per cent. from regular rates, Mr. L. is de­

termined to Merit, and hopes to receive a share of the

patronage.

T:ckets for the West.

Mr. Lyford has removed his Westein Ticket Agency to

No. 5, City Hall,

J.DUDLEY LYFORD,

Neo 5 City Hall Building.

GEO. H. HUBBARD, .

Examicing Physician for Life Insurance.

Manchester, N. H. June 27, 1858. d&w-tf

- AMOSKEAG MUTUAL

. .

FIRE INSURANCE

‘ N aAanChDESTER, N. H.

Office, 66 Xlm street, opposite City Hall.

IS44C RIDDLE, President.

E. T. STEVENS, Secretary. |dec23-dawtf

MANCHEST KR

. N o

Mutual Fire insarance Company,

On the Joint Stock Principie.

Incorporated, June Session, 1855.

ORGANIZED, JULY 1858, under the following board of

DINRECTOIIREB:

Wm. G. Means, Darwin J. Daniels, Wm. Richar s n

J. 8. Elliott, J. G. Cilley. S. D. Green,

S. W. Parsons, Daniel Farmer jr., A.C. Wallace,

B. F. Lock, A< G. Gale, J. H. Moor,

John S. Folsom, E W. Bartlett J. D. Lyford.

V/ M. G. MEAN , President.

J. D. LYFORD., Secretary.

The Joint Stock is conceeded to be the true system of

economical insurance and has in all cases proved succes

ful, requiring about the same rates as stock companies to

be paid in advance, and providing for a d¢ividend of the

profits to be re-paid to each policy-holder at the expira­

.ion of his policy, thus avoiding assessments, and the

expenses and losses incident thereto.

Application for Insurance may be made at the

Office of the Secretary, No. 5§ City Hall.

[septlßdtf]

MANCHESTER °

MARBLE W ORLE

. . ’

MONUMERNT BUILDING,

(Lower end, Elm Street, opposite Merrimack Square.)

Monuments, Slabs and Marble Weork

Of every style and variety on the most reasonable terms;

and satisfaction warranted in all cases.

Agents for CHASE BROTHERS & CO.’S

Ornamental Iron Works !

Fences of every style and pattern. Grove Borders, (a’

uew style and pretty,) furnished as cheap as can be

bought at their Ware Rooms in Boston.

GREENOUGH, who has no equal in the State, does our

carving and ornamental work.

Please call and examine before purchasing.

[sept2l-d&wif] - PALMER & FARNHAM.

————

J. M. FARRAR & CO.,

: Manufacturers of

Embracing the Andrews’ Patent of Nov. 21, 1845, with

Matching Works, Connected or Separate.

HAVING purchased the above valuable patent for the

United States and Territories, we are prepared to

furnish machines made in the most therough and substan

tial maaner, and warranted to werk equal if not superior

to any rotary cylinder now in use, being by endless

chain or travelling bed, which is more simple and reliable

than any method of feeding by rollers.

It is capable of Planing, Tonguing and Grooving from

one to two thousard feet of boards per hour. Owing to

its simplicity and cdmpactness, we are enabled to afford

;hem at a much less price than any other machine capable

of doing the same amount of business. Also,Planing

Knives, and Machings fer grinding them. All orders

promptly attended to, and should be addressed to

: J.H.FARRAR & CO., v

y Manchester, N. H,

g Office in Riddle’s Building, No § Hanover st., op

ozite Post Office, (up stdtrs. apr-28d&wly.

SINGLE COPY, ONE CENT.

ATERENTION

GIRLS AND BOYS'!

MATES! SRATEN!

8 3

BEST ASSORTMEXNT

. DANIELS, FORSAITH & €O.,

Have vpened at the

OLD STAND,

42 Elm, Corner of Amherst Street,

A NEW AND SPLENDID

lot of

FURNITURE

which they will sell so cheap that all those who wish te

‘buy any article in their line will find it to their advantage -

to call before purchasing elsewhere. novl7-d6ém

> *

A New Watch for Timing Horses.

[E SHiONODROMETER

TEE SHiONOD i

APPLFTON, TRACY & CO.,

Watch Manufacturers WALTHAM, MASS., kave invent

ed a Watch for Timing Horses, which performs with a

promptness and accuracy never before attained. A

drawing and full particulars sent cn application at Wal­

tham, or at 163 Wa-hington St., Boston, ¢r to Robbins &

Appleton, New York. A patent has been applied for.

|dec4—3m

WHEELER & WILSON'S

~ Price SSO and $75.

For sale at

A.P.GILSON’S

No. © Symyth'’s Bloclik.

DRESS GOODS!

IN PLAIDS AND BAYADERE STRIPES

in full supply. At WHITE & CO.’S.

72 Merchants’ Exchange, Manchester.

Oct. 1, 1858.

PP R E S XX

s .

{ODUCE

GARDEN PR

WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

At No. 10 Merrimack Block.

C. H BARTLETT £ CO.,

Have opened a Depot for the sale of Fresh Produce from

his garden in Ward Seven, including almost every varie­

ty of Sweet Corn, Potatoes, Beans, Peas, Cabbages, Cu­

cumbers, Squashes, Turnips, Onions, Beets. Mellons, Ap­

ples, &c., &c. They are taken from the grounds three

times each day. We invite the public to examine for

themselves. ;

15 Provisions sent o every part of the city. Prices

reasonable.

*.* Remiember, Basement, No. 10 Merrimack Block.

aug2l-dtf

Wanted !

8 In exchange for cther good prop­

; (" R\ y erty, a good carriage Horse, or

(T ) leny Horse, Harness and Carnage,

o 0 gy ( X ENQUIRE OF

MO W 4 MA. P. GILSON,

. hirt Manufactory, 6 Smyth’s Block.

anls-dtf

GOOD DRY HARD WOOOOD, CEEAP FOR CASH,

will be delivered in any part of the city, in quantities to

suit purchasers ; or will be delivercd from the cars at the

Railroad depot, at wholesale price.

Orders left at the office of

J. B.SAWTYER,

71 Merchants’ Exchange,

or at the HOUSE OF THE SUBSCRIBER on fTANOVER

STREET, (where a sample of the wood may be seen,)

will meet with prompt attention.

. JACOB SAWYER.

Manchester, January 10, 1858. [atf

0 °

Who will help to raise the Fallen

THE INMATES OF

ask the benevolent to give them

Some Good Books to Read.’”

i Who will respond to tkis appeal from those unfortunate

children now haply granted an opportanity to reform

\ and become useful members of society.

Any persons who contribute suitable and proper books

for a Library for this Institution, will receive the tranks.