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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

spirit Of the age, She has also cut
down her tariff on foreign productions, protce.
i've Tariffs in this county have heretofore been
defended, in great measure on the ground that
while other countries imposed heavy duties upon
our productions it was just and necessary for US to
lay heavy duties upon theirs. 1t was said with
some force and plausibility; shall we open OUT
ports to countries that keep theirs closed to US :
This state Of affairs has CHANGED, and we now
stand in now and improved relations toward for
eign countries. Statesmen legislating for tho in
terests of the country, will not close their eyes to
facts of such magnitude nor should they unless
insensblo altogether to the prOmptings of interest
and common sense.
4 BY the passage of the Independent Treasury
Law, we have guaranty that the currency # the
country is not to be inflated that bank capital
and bank circulation are not to be increased. II
the same spirit of legislation is adhered to by the
states, as that which has prompted the establish
ment of the Sub Treasury, by the General Govern.
ment; our currency will be sound in future
throughout the Union Now, with the curren,
Icy of the country in such condition, moderate
rates of duty in our tariff laws, arc allowa
bic and proper. The spirit Of speculation
which is the natural offspring of bloatcd pOpel
currency, is the deadIiest enemy with which do
mestic industry can contend it inters fora time
but ii prostrates in the end it induces heavy Pur
chases from abroad, and it rings the fearful evil o
DEBT into the bosom of the community. A limit
ed sound constitutional currency, is the hes
safeguard of the country against speculation an,
its consequences /; and it allows of the existence o
rates of duty that would be unwise under differ
ent state of the currency.
We say then, that since 1874, two addilona
years Of high duties have elapsed, allowing tn
protected interests to become established tina
SINE that time, the manufacturers have publicly ad
United, the feasibility of reducing protective dutie
l25 per cent.--that since that time, fo;eign coun
tiles have very radically reduced, entirely taKcl
off their duties upon our productions and tha
since that time the principle of limited an,
sound currency, (the beit possible aid to our in
dustrial interests,) has been asserted aud establish
ed by the passage ofthc Independent Treasury Law
Facts like these are not to be dslegarded; an
their existence justifies modification of the aC
ol 1912, and also Iustfes any one in advocating
lower rates of duty than were properin 1914 W
do not by this mean to say, that the act of SAC
lpericCt. Wherever that law is wrong we shall io
heartily in asking It's revision and amendment
We shall jDin IN no absurd cry of, "the tariff as
is" in order to shield its errors from the prunin
hand of Legislation hereafter. But this cry tha
the county will be ruined, by tho modification O
the act of 1912, is as ridiculous as it is false an
il deserves as it will receive the contempt Of Il
people, and the condomnat n of experience.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
TNE RIGHT GROUND.

The following resolution passed at aDem'
ocralic county meeting held in Norhamp.
ton, entirely expresses our views In rela
lion TO the Tariff Of '42 and '46. lfnelgh,
Dor Cook can make free Ira !e out Of this
he is welcome 10 do so.
Resolved, That in Ievying our lmporlan
duties, for Ievennc, we are in favor Of ex,
tending fair aud even liberal protection lc
our manufacturers, and whenever by unto
sard legislation, they are deprived cf ,ha
protection, we stand ready 10 aid in repair
IN the error. That although we believe the
tariff Of 1912 10 be unjust aad oppressive by
reason Of il lGvyng duties in many cases
unnecessarily high, yet we believe that The
sailI act OF 1916 will need alteration and
correction That besides some minor de-
tails Of which we disapproye, lhe great Iron
interest Of our State, ~ some, if not all Ul
It's branches will not be sufficiently project
ed. That the same is also true in regard
20 our anthracite coal, and that the interest
and wishes of Fennsy Ivania require at she
hands Of the next Congress, lhaI this evil
shall be remedIed aud the Democracy Of
Northampton hereby pleGge themselves
that their Influence shall be honestly EXERT
ed 10 accomplish this end.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
AGlSN0Vo

V, B. PALMER Esq, is authorized to act as
Agent for The CoLuMBIA DEMOCRAT,' and re-
ceipt all monies fr Subscription and Advertis-
ing al his agencies in
Phihudelphia No, SO Pinc-Streei,
NeU York. 100 NlSSdu-Sireet.
BOStOn l6 Siafe-street
Baltimore s. Z. cor. Ball.. and CGheyt-Sts
Merchants- Mechanics and 7radeSmen mag fnd
a IN their adUaniageto advertise in This paper,as
Il is The only one published at the County Seat
end has a greater circulation in The county hG'
aRy other paper pUJlished ,Vithin SiiEmiis.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

-Four spans Of The new bridge, beng e.
reCed over the North Branch of the Sus-
quehanna at Cauawissa, fell las, week.
crushing several canal boats, but iniurinr
no person. Tbs cause is attributed to The
caTeIessnesS of the contractors engaged in
erecting it.
The above we clip Grum the Wiimspor.
Democrat, as news to our CaIlawlssa friends
and to show that story loses nothing by
travelling,
10 the facts. The bridge crosses The
7Uer not the cGndl nor is The canal within
a thousand feet of the portion that fell, and
instead OF tOu spans, only pa,t Of one
tell, as there was nothing raised above The
chords, but The posts and plates, and lhe
workmen had not time though actually en-
gagged 10 secure it, before the sudden and
unexpected squa blew it over. SO there
were no boats injured nor were the conrsc.
tors in the least in fault. II was an occur,
renee beyond the control of the wofkmenL
as it could not be (oreseen By them
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29
ARMY OF OCCUPATION.

The latest news from the army gives us
nothing very important. Gen Taylor had
arrived at Carnage, with his army on his
route TO Monterey, where he most probably
IS by this lime. IT was not expected that
he would receive any opposition until his
arrival there.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

We are authorised TO say that SIas J.
|Sackhouse wi ilnol be a candidate either Cor
no nna,on or election to the Office Of Sher
fl a, The ensuing election.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

More Ruin - Si1!y-thce bouncinr.
country giF.s, receptIy engaged
at tbe north by an agou of the Cabbo,yiIe
Mills, Massachusetts passed through our city
today on the way TO their homes. This
certainly does not look much like lhs real-
zaon of The predicted ruin 10 our manu-,
ractorieS!-7ory paper.
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lB!h0WGlSlBWG& 5
SATURDAY, al GUST 20, lsi6,
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
Canal COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM b, FOSTER, ir.
Removal.

The Office of the COLUMBIA DEMOcRAr
has been Removed into the new Buck
Building South side of Main street, few
doors below Market
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

The panic Of the politicians is subsidiog,
aud the very good reason for it is, that lht
country refuses to be frightened. Mean
time our neighbor ofIhe DanvilIe Democra,
opPeals 10 have lost his temper along with
his ammunition. DeplorabIe, ,-very!-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

Governor Door has lately had a return
of his malsdy. He is sin soiournipg
with The Honorable Olney BaIIou Of Cnm
berlnt,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

We exposed, last week, the attempt to
mISrePlesenI the Democracy in regard to
he votes in the senate on Mr.. Evans Jil IL
remIl the duties on raIl-road iron imported.
Our friends may expect plenty of such
yarns from the laboratory Of panic. l. shalI
however be cur endeavor to correct those
that rice in our immediate neighbOrbood.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

We alluded to the fact last week, that al
our 'ote courts (oT This county, the jurymer
were only kept two days and half. This
shows The great dearIh Of litigation among
our citizens and is most encouraging lacl
10 all who wish well to the county. The bah
II of keeping out Of debt and out Of law, is
OF more consequence TO The prosperity OF
the people, than all the bank laws and aril
laws passed since the foundation Of the
world
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County Convention,


The Democratic voters of Columbia County are
recommended to meet at the stated places of hold
ing the General Elections in their respective Eec-
ton Districts, on
Saturday The 5M daV Of September
next between the hours of two and six o'clock in
the afternoon, and elect two Delegates to represent
each township in Democratic County Conven-
ton to meet at the house of John Clayton in
Boomsburg, on the Monday following, September
7th 1876, at IL o'clock, noon, for the pu rpose Of
nominating ticket to be supported at the next
October election.
CHARLES r, BUCKALEW.
Wm, }. keller,
NJ. E. JACKSON,
THOS. J. HUTCHINSON,
NJ. r. HOVER,
Standing Committee chosen al The County
ConUention, September lS45.
f. II, BALDY
GEO. W. HARDER
ENOS MILLER
JOHN YEAGER.,
NARTlN BlLMEYER
STEWART PEARCE
A.. NJ GANGEW Err
SAMUEL GREASY
JACOB ID. KLINE,
Standing Committee appointed By aComu.
ueniiOn held al BIOOmsJmg Sept. l6, 1874
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

Owing TO The sickness of lhe crew Of lie
fiy'le RsIi'sD, she was not expected 10 60
10 sea under month,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-29

sC"A camp meeting commences on mex
Monday, at Town Hill, Huntington town
ship lmzerne county. 1t is held by TIT
Methodist pursuaSIon.
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Standing Committee appointed By aCoun.
oeniiOn held al BIoomsburg Sept l6,ls44
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12
M. 81 ri SMKENEY

! 4 y AVE- lusi received aud openeti 100 plekagrl
? 2 y fiNG CHINA sns QUEENSWARf.
NneHs oihcr unse.cs 'hcy have
nae teit hand Chm Tea Sc,s from 81 Ia I 90 ~
H'o Ca aHd Fancy d. do
Dn r hr ca extra fine d
R'ohly deroised MapIsl Or anen's. Co,osncs. Fan.
~ luks Baskets sc. Ia g;cal yauo'y
The L'dtcs afc itNHvd o. call AMI exaninc
ihe,e. a. ihey surp,ss sny ihing 81 tie knd ever
before hrsught'o This cuuuify md are worth seeing
Rch Gil and embossed Fruit b ,>ke,s. laeed & hieh
Nhue china do do d.
cfi'- AMI riain Cufr Feiiers. Ca~serol'cs Tnueens
boai+ AMI SAM; rsa Pots Sugars uui Cleans.
- and Coffee Cups nn,i Srucers. Plates. Sc auied
a'n and a"cy styles. or pieces To sun c,I,.
TONERS
To comui-n ware We have Ii~erpool Dishes sn,!
Plates OF al sizes. Tels aud Cefecs Tea and Callse
Po,s. Sugar mi Creams. SC. ~ various colofs.
PRIMES. Flowing hue md Fancy T'oilcl Sets com.
mon edged Plates. Dishes Teas. &c. So with eve.
~ other nn,cie usually kept m ihc INST extensive
'Nahishnenis IA The ecun,rv. and wh'ch The pabiis
need oily call end price 10 hc satisfied that We scli
lower th1n they can be p1schase elsewhere We
hive an hand and arc constantly mshiiiacjuriog
,--.. - -i---.iiii- ss--.r- lanterns Tnmhies.
Dshss. &c, vhich uge,hor wnh oar s.ack M
Slreesewsrc We iuvHe the alieDiion NJ y-.. l.----
siih"r ~he'e.sle ss rs'ail. y asohouscs Sc. auJ
Aioaroc ~. Wheeling. Va NOV II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12
RRENTirNC ER'S
AFTER 'rINE & EESTOp ATIVE SYRUP
AN ENili,EN EGErA RLL PRGPARAriON.s
Y NOR lne Cnro I'd 81 n EuLA. EaL.ls. Hs,ai ~

AN ENiglsEN GGt.raBLL PREPARATION.
! HNOR ,ae Cure ~ 81 Il, FULA, E.t.sg ,Bs.s Q.
J e - .istis. Clmrle khcunausu. Gogi. Z un
4 hpgp by>PGPSiA Idis.siioa. EfsIhoss in "a.
1 Siis. Ncuio X i,h. Pvuyt uRrSY. Syphlhciis ~
hict,,nsh ps.a.,,; 10 tlu.'i ifom ala oisca,cS en>
sipg ifosn 40 iAiHURE sptp ot me BiCOD. q dc
fir g,s c,pd Ii.o ~ he Digestive O,gabs thc y,
sUuelorsu,em MfrcvRN.
a. is uow some t, Give yeats s.nse tho proprietor
same TO the kucwletge 81 th's syrup "a which
lime d has he f,els happy 10 ~. iat sNcgtded hs
cIpeclaiions. having performed cures Mhots
;. aims P,aacca and the yarpas preparations ut
Sar.a 2a,illa could no. tAous "a persisted iors long
ittnc. p,oduee tie lSas, saia'aty eff cts urOn the
patients.
IN i,s proacriies !, is 7ssic. Cs,la-,ie D'spIO
rsiic Dieofeuc. und upon The LIVER. BY cxsi.'
tng Il when lsrend a. ,ccreiWn.
A. an Ahe e ire nsl Pa, f,r AZ the BLOOD. u
&, hore.ii, -, 81 hy he Prrrieior. e',os 70
ahy sonst mfdicuc hhw inUsr,
indeed u was uai tnil hS had BECOME fally ssi
isGotl 81 great medic "a N'r'ucs togv hrt w'ih
The sDhcii sious pl per>uns Who h.t Wit os-ei the
same. thar hc Mend corsenti % ~lce 'hispeh 'hc
ngdlum OF rewsPaPcr. a. such . ceuise,'o m
s.HaY, seemeI % much Ase 7s.es,,y roihns II
Through The pcrsnasion Of many pr-,,,rs. who
seem 10 ulint tia, iu ,L.y hnnni 20 pnhhsh !, To-
fhe wori frlhc tercdt ~ detlng humanity, he
has ~ icneih COME g, tlte cnntius,,n ct pursuing
medicines hr ~ he ifeats no, with ,hat b'reiaced
e ilarieFy wh.rh mhay use order 10 crsm tseH
sinH duwu ihc ,hroh's o. ,rn cssgly dolRded pco
''~- Csriihraici 81 out,s have oilyn boon tel,
,lrrsd hiiu (fs shsrl, he feel. iInls ,hat Nal To
such l.r itos ga . n'sul,pns) tui such Ihi' x lie
roNo' deemc, ueccsRfy. he does 81 all times
cootter his assertion at u,rlL an sufficient. ana
those Who cenuat TAKE { eraolcl vhn, he .ays nfc
under uo cont u',pn 10 i1tc h'. medicine &c.
,aeb h,,de are instrucuofs y taking
ne SNtnr. apd also a desc'p ion 81 tho kinS
It moi ~ 30 ussd. With the mode or pts
psriur H. Far talc1t
BRENTLiNCEVs ApOTUGCA M,rft,c 81.
Nrnr The Court iiuus., where cun be hld st ri,
ha',S el Tho ddv ar usht. Ph,srisu-' prescription
and family ,sicinoS o,ol De cupHots
Alsn EsenutDe-rs Cpnpoui'd >, Iup OF Uestt.
Tor lhe cufC OF Coughs. Gold., Lghiucss OF Ihe
Chest AID f,opisnt CoHsuMPi8n.
Should any uersaa Iaiset ming bottle of this
Cough iSurc. crme bach aud s,y hr had recr,> cd
az bsn,G' irm 10, his NoNAv shall be rsfand,d
dec % ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-12
kNW IEVELNY.

4 USC RECEIVED "a y,Y large and rich &C.
- srt0eut 90 jvy,clty e. Ne. cun-'s'ing OF p.a.
'rond W. K ~ from i,e 10 s.s'y dollar; Ruby.
Eaptes Sci Mr.. opd, Acguma'me. PsMl Sc, s"d
Nco heavy !, lain fne Gold Rings, Seo and AL,,.
ir Rings. S,ne vc'Y five t.adies' press. with Css
in-r,n. 9ap.z ard uihvs Si"ne Snis.
Fur Btaeeiets. Necklaces, Bracelet Clasps. as.
fme G. sd Guptd oud Fob ChaiHL
G d Guard Keys
\ 's'' Geuflomen's Pins. very hre Diamond Pins.
rather ehrud ot suyIhlng vnu hN seen ia tbs
IN ukrt ter s'mr U0o Call and see them
Suqstor Shirt ~. with Stone Scis. imifa'ian
DO. P,n, Geid,p JNO BISHOP.
Sign Of hs ORIGINAL BIG WATCH
dec - Nu 1872 hhn Sifeei.
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James n L,nlctIs.ck. J,s.e LAW. John ML0,c
Thomas wilson and J5hn fihk.
Coisrs.in.n,..
agaisU trEaI i. .tEIE.
Chatlcs u Koor. james d JAck-sp, J,hn Miller.
Williafa 4 Selby, survivor OF Alfred B,naei. Who
wete pstinet- urder the ffsn at w a >eihy a.
c.. John n Armstrong. Iaaes AiNarroy. David
Aens~. John Richie. Lachsrtsh Ja,"h. aSmii,is
tfatoroi Samoel Spr,gg deccased. The NcirheGis
and Mechanic. Bank al Whesliag. and GgsiayUS
Ct.sip, es.isnee IN bankfuPHy 90 Horace NJ
Miller. Defendants.
The complrioaprs in lhe cause Asy,ns G,el an
ar.eaasd and supplemental bill aud he ie'eo.ian,s
james b jacks S.J ,hn Miller. Jane. NJ Murfay aL
John Roche not hal g ctctci 'hcr appearance nj
given security according 10 ihc sci nassrnhy eudbe
rules ~ this court. and u urrc,rng by satisfactory
proof that they are no. iuhahan's of The
wealih 81 Nirsin,a-cn IN itsn of ihe csInp lnunnis
~ counsel ~ ~ u,dercd that the saul eisaaaiS ,,
appear here The fret day - The reVt Sprng term
Of t'is couri. and answer IN" cmrlriusal,' til and
ll'1i copy of this otder De ijuhwiih iusofle, IA
some ne~.papet Ptiniy,l AZ lhs cay a Wheeling
Nf Two rnonins sgcress yciv. urr pasted at hs lrnt
dor o. me eopr' hln-r "i ohen eo'in'y y CITY W''v
ALEX 4 LAiDLEY. Cicik.
Govp. m4i9
NyIKGINIA--iN CHAScEnY-A tulcs he'll
~ ne Clefk'- OiIce al .he Greet S,g cuot,
Court Of LAW aud ChRneery ,r tho c3unly OF q 80
~ The month OF March 1876.
Afeh'IDli llentslson.a CopFauan,.
ogaiHI
Redick M'kac. Charles - Knox. rr,nbIaW K1or
Rohsu Woods, John Hfehit. J~ha g { ompecH.
asd Ametl II biz vie, Pifket Campbell ard
Label h's wi'r Hof 90 w Chnphne srl Elizt~
beth his wtie. whp h -aid Amcli, ~ Cam pUprl
Isabel CompheH ant r zabeth : Chnphnc. are
the childfrn and heir a law OF samuel Sptse
la'c OF OH, county. &C as,d 4 ctlr IA JacuhI
odm 'nIsif,ior al the tslis ~ tho saii smart
Spreg decreased. The Atershsni-' and ~ sch,nr.
BtnS oi Nhseins. GUsinvus Cfcssp. assignee iu
taGkfuPicy It Cbsflo~ kuuI aHj ct Rsjnk
Nike sud Joan WiiogJE sEd Mgsrs G Goal.
D,fsuisni-.
The Defendants John Richie md hu Wilsnp
y, uo' haSgg .Iteeed their Appearance ogtl given
security a'eonlinc 10 he oct Of assembly AMI lc
rules OF tai. Cuuit ani II streorius by satisfactory
prof i'at hey arc not inhahHstis Of the com
mSnweslth of Nrsinia--Oh Inoiio1 ~ the Gem.
plainani Ny enuisel ~ onltrcd ihs, The said De-
PENDANTS o appear here "a The first day os tho neu
Spring term of this couu. nnt a. ,wer he rcn,
plaihanIs hill. AMI that copy ~ ihs order be forth
with inserted "a some news aper prinsed he cay
ot WhseinI tor Two wouits sacce-- lveiy, md post
ed I,.ihr ffuni dour al he clagi i,iu-s ni OaiD
eounlS copy ts'c. ALt.X Y LAipLEI,
GooD, -.f.. mar & cth
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cn1fNlISsIoNERs SHE.


Bank Wheeling
d "a Hubi ard and others. Defendants
Il the Circuit peter CouTt OF IL and Chan
Gerry Gr Oh,a county.
fursnoni H. a decree made in be above named
cus-e by The said couH ou ige IL b day 50! JrnulN
1910 the uudrfsig netl actiog cpmmtsi"ter. GA.
Ter and ht virtue Of The SAID dcrrec viii sell on
OK SATURDAY THE TWENTY FIRST DAY
or MARCH EIGHTEEN HUNDRED NNO FOR-
Tl-SiX. 90 public auclloo ii the Highest hdiC r,
ai ihn font door OF he cupr houso u OHIO c0uny
Iottsl.d Tic following Described reices os patce.s
of land. VIZ intl No. ihiee oHd ieuf. % md ~ 20
.guafe SO CD o. nc. un which slid iIulhard's 'aW
mili is esecied. Lls ~ SIS. sescn. 'iabt n're.
len eleven. twelve an3 fnriy o. Z. s. . 10, IT..
I ~ atd 40 u East Wheeling, 'trepi the p'rs W
SAIL lots 80 aad seven. 20 sui q oh r. Gcer1r y
/ rngie Aso Lots one and t,S0 n ald - tn square
No o. u ne. 80 Of when 30 ii loss are situate 90
he cay ID wheeling so sud county A. lnoi
I of ard containing about one npndie3 anI eighty
I (is0) acres more Of les. SITUATE o. sl'd couny
! about one mile Northeast II Wbctlirg. being The
.ams ifar c,nve,ed hy John NT fre and wiie ~
Isud uuf b,rd. by deci listed 2sh Of JOY 1895
and ferorI. d. To- he o.efk soiEee of s1d r'un'y %
I q. eibook ~ rra, . Asl ihe Npfiho1st qntfiri
of sftnun fl3l thirteen. tn township IA cunccu
in Rarrc 90 Tour. west tn ibe Stale ct ihiops. %
muen thereof o. sbai be- srfisisut 70 shi.siy ib'
ssid decice
TERMS o. sALE--Elch purchaser 90 rs'
rlvkrEa CFNr a. hs bit 10 hsn'l aid he fss'du'
M fIuf squli insiaImens. pafaile fsfp rlFsig =
0sE. Two. fuGFE aEd faua YFtHs rom tle d'Y d
.lic. ans uIarag iniefest hom iHai dat' such de
itffcI ins.aIincn.s 90 bc secrssd hg hnds with sn
fsienf secufuy and ire iife ca srth Iafcel 70
retained or % faf.nsf seruHig iui 49, sane be- ga
p lor iefeu. ISAAC ~ aTC1kLL.
4 GbI1e Caniunfiofcs.
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WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY

CAPITAL eoOOUOos ,
THIS company being now duly organtteoi t,a
Il prepared tomake Insurance on eNei3 wi
eruption ofFirc and Marine RISKS s'icu w,
nag 3ouses Store ouses, ~ cwlih lhSlI In,
a ssn,s. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boais and Ne.
8 Iloats with their carRoes, 10 aad from any TOT
an the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or theH III
es..ystreams, Applica,i5n for Insurance 10 ht
Ynade for he present az the Office olthe "h'e'
ing Savings lns tituton ,,1.ox- c..
RETURN PREMIUMS.
TUyIiE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
II ny OF Wheeling will reiurn 10 ret cen
90 ell premiums received iorrisiss taken IRON
~ II Mccoy,
n March .. 1915. sscteiaIy'
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= EiL MooUE q co respectfully miom
i Y lbc rnsei.Ins puddle, ,hat thry have ~ on
ausremcni ,,ih EouJhcs 81 Co. md O Hinton
extended ,heu splendid Nnl'n,' R'1i Sscr
L'nrs htcct 20 Lruis. through Iudrnn0pnis.
le5fe IIsui" uud VlnIa'in. oul mn uns1 'r's.cd
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Wonderful Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
Oy IhomssH's compound Syrup Of Tar AID
Wood Naphthal

Wonderful Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
Oy 1homssn's compound Syrup Of Tar and
Wood NGphthGl
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tuds feel ipr ypur kuirSs. hut nd / a.tuy r1a
lame nj yout medicine should he sounded through
ant the wot'd ofiha hcu,h' ul suH.uns Lumsuis
in every c.lme. do not say los u.uch add well
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p,npa SyrUp OF Tar apd Wood M him. h4..brugh
Priyiienfe. literally mis'H me- from a 'ie'ih bed
Lest i.li ! contracted severe cold fssuhne ~
violent ILLUMINATION oi he tugs which thregV nae
iu'. rapid decline, with rocking cough spiumg ol
b'o,i. palpitalDf, of the hear atd oppression; aud
~ iinnfs the circulation scemsd suspended, "a cold
ness would come over me. aud lci that the POW.
ere Of l,ie wofo lost giving way. Noihing ! took
eiii,sd NE. my appetite having let nae. my siu-
mach ood b,Nes LeIng completely defang,d aul
my phJs'c'an gave "e ~ 'nJi"s "as pal help
sHd mu.i de
hit yicl1ors. one ofihc undersigned. called io q, g
and Kindly brought me a b5rlc 81 You, nod enc.
bul iouod me inh dy,rg H4ie, be len The iofdtiuo
howcvcr, nnd 49, iar Cvivei os 10 swallow Wifb
gfcal difficulty lica-porninl and rsirnishnr indeed
WAS ~ enscs; before inkug nv Gr-t bottle hire =
Oh from lungs large quantity ~ corrupt mai ~
which relieved me wonderfully aud enabled F,y
lungs 10 heal. The diseasc completely arrested.
ard w yonf nvaluablc medicine souc owe my
restoration 10 health. For some time I haJ ohe5cp
oi Inc JtHerspn'r A srcieiy's Rroding Rom ord
thousands kn0w and be,r wuhtss thst iho
iuregoHg statement msr,ciiy true.
With feelings 90 lasting gBit'uje.
lam respectfully youf. Sc
WASHINGTON HACK
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