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Electric Light - According 10 the
London papers, i new mode Of producing
light by means Of electricity has recently
been invented, which bids flir iocsmpleie-
" Danish oil and lard, supplani gas, and
abolish almost entirely The reign Of night
illuminating The darkest midnight with
raliance as Of monday.
This wonderful light i generated BY
battery Of a. plates, of the dimensions Of
i yard and quarter. Its sell.regulating,
being fully equal 10 gas in this respect.
and SO cheap thai li.ht equal 70 that OF
fifty wax lights can be furnished for one
cent an hour. Ii resembles 4 jet of the
most brilliant and vivid fire, about the size
Of the burner Of common argand lamp.
The outer shade Al an exhibition Of il he
ing removed. glass vase, about two feet
in height and six inches IN diameter. of
nm srciled shape, and on metallic plate,
so that no air could find admiilmre, was
exposed 10 view. Wire, cnnyeying the
fluid, was all that was 10 be seen, and as
The light was turned off and on The tran.
si,ion seemed from day 10 night. although
there were several lighted chandeliers in
the rom. A single Iet, apparently not
larger than star, as seen with the naked
eye. made the whole area Of Waterloo
Place as brigh, as day, and enabled spec
ialors 10 distipgnish features and read hand
bills across The street. And The paten,ce
stated that the light then exhibiting, il pla-
ced al sufficient altitude, with rcIlect-
or above it, would perfectly illuminate an
area Of ten miles in circumference, and
thai il would be possible 10 produce light
which should illuminate an area OF 100
miles. One great advantage Of This light
is that il is not combustible aud mW not
produce combustion. il is thus entirely
harmless; while being wiihon, heat, il is
no, 50 injurious as other lights 70 The eye.
II can be conveyed BY small wires from
place 10 place.
Such is the wonderful account nf the
Electric Light II il be ,rue, The price Of
oil will fall, and The process Of whale.ex-
termination moi 20 on quite 50 rapidly as
il has done for few years past. Tie
gas companies also may begin 10 sci their
works III order, and, as The first fruits Of
repentance, make The reduction so long
demanded in Inc price Of gas. For our.
selves, mol being dealers in either gas or
oil--as 50 many newspaper editors are.
being almos, as bad in this respect as
members Of Congress-we shall welcome
the Electric light gladly toour shores, and
inform our res iers as soon as possible Whe-
ther i. deserves lhs good character that
we. following The lead Of the English pa
pers, above have given 4.
Phil Sat. 81. Post.
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A nutIny peieatsi BY a YONG La.

u A&AA&AY 1oAnNESA ~ q A044t 61@
dy.-in The London Inmss caHespon-
dence lrnm Egypi, We iind The following
parAgrsph:
a vessel bound for Alden. with coal.
having lost her master By death. when
about Twelve days sail froln her desiina-
lion. The crew eouspirrd 10 take possessis a
and dispose nf her on The coast o. Arabia.
However. The Captains daughter, Miss
Arnold. young woman II the age Of 20,
was on board. and. having received some
iniimalion of The pirailcal intentions &c
lie men. she armed hers II With pair &c
pistols. secured III tie firearms, and get
ling The mate and another man % JOIN her.
braytly iaTrrd die mulinrers 10 work ihe
ship 10 Alden. where they we're put III con-
inemenl."
The. vessel above referred %. il The
Rainbow. ~hrh Jeff Southampton, ccm-
lnandrd By Capt Arnold. Who vas well
known ID Quebec. Tho heroic conduct
of ihe ynnne Idly i said 10 have excited
great admiration among HE British tesi-
dents III Alden. QusLee Nsr.
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I'll porado..-As this fern Or appeua

lei norado.--As this term or appella-
lion j. Just nj this momen, in every hody's
month and every hndy's newspaper, some
of our young readers NAV he curious 10
know lis signifcalion. The words are
Spanish. and mean literally The COLL re-
gion. They were originally applied BY
The Spaniards 10 an imaginary collllry.
supposed in the 10Th century 10 be still
aled IN the interior Of South America, be.
tween The rivers Oronoco and Amazon. and
as The name implied, sbonnding in gold
and all manner Of precious stones. After
The Spanish conquest Of Mexico and Pc
III, the most exaggerated accounts of The
wealth and riches of the newly acquired
territory were circulated and believed. A
new region was tabled 10 exist. far sur
passing The wealth and splendor Of Peru;
expeditions were fitted oui for The purpose
&c discovering il; and though all such al
.empis proved abnrlise. the rumors OF lis
existence continued 10 be believed down
10 The beginning Of The last century. The
term has now passed into The language Of
poetry, in which il i used TO express
land of boundless wealth and felicity. like
The ancient Elysium or The Mallommedan
Paradise. Boston Rambler.
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- RENE may stand foFih-ihe aimiTaiiCi
If angels. " Ii has not seen The lite
giving rourr &c enetg, Il fmakes IlIs
illleness 10 blos-am j. The rose: Viii
lens lie nresn; nayigaIes nur riscrs; levels
mountains: parss with iron highway
fforv STATE 10 stats: and srnds Illnuglt wiill
liz speed II lightning irons'une extremity
III lie land 10 lie other. Without enrI.
~ whai i man !, fnaI. clod.
A grown up man, Nilhnni energy. is
me nf lhe most piliabIe ohjerls We know.
lie tInds on IL The same now-irsrk his
farther made: nses The cll.iashionrd flint
and steel: slis before llir same huge firc.
place: reads The same old back; takes 10
newspaper; and has al his ihnugh.s-if
snch man can think : rasl IN mould
worn nnl century ago. II he shows J
,alr l,e tlnes il 10 please neigl,hor. and
Sends lis rlsildrrn ID srhaol because lie
las been advised 10 Do 20. How many
such men there are. stumbling blocks on
f:nd's looislool-clogging The wheels Of
industry or enterprise. or hanging like
MIL stones npon lie skirts IL hose who
y ould noun. up aud 10 lie work tile Al
mighty designed Them 10 accomplish.
Are you young mani b. moi like to
Hose who live and die like fools. Give
fall play 10 al he energies Of your bodies
and minds. and mount or and ptess on,
,leictmmed 10 accomplish something worth
lnaking back npon. when death hurries
you away. Measure mol your strength
Nv what others have done; be not inau-
enced by what o,hsrs may say. Take
new grannd-ovecome every obstacle.
and 90 on from conquering 10 conquer.
Thus will Won mol live il vain. Your
aeiiyils--sonr zeal-your work - will
survive when you slnmher in dust, and be
an incentive 70 The perseverance Of those
who follow after.
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Secret Of Bsauty.-A lady's beaut,

Secret Of Beauty.-A latly's beauty
depends so much upon expression. .ha. Il
thai be spoiled. farewell 10 her charms;
and which nothing tends more TO bring
about than counenace soured with inc
aginary cares instead Of being lighted up
with ihankfulness FOR innumerahle bless
sings. This is tie cause OF 50 many ladies'
whitening into wrinkles early in life
while nothing renders their beauty 90 last
ing as thai placid look Of pure benevolence,
which emanaies from heart full Of thank.
fulness 10 Heaven. affection for those dear
est and nearest to them, and good will 10
all mankind.
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q N e 4 GY

Enelgy is omnipotent. The clouds
that surround The honseless boy Of Today
are dispersed and he is invited 10 palace.
Ii is The work Of energy. The child who
/. beggar this moment, III lev years
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.irieed INTO cas,ss. s,ajrri Il Les and
living under ! lilrorrars, long Lsfse lie
supposed tire u lie drluse TisrEe j
enough here % tearh rs some L.nsii..y
and patience shout lie irue history IL HE
world. Ms Maraaeas's Esaera LIZ.
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@gaAa as0a0@gs
Prom the winshssier yuginiaa.
CHEESE MAKING.

The following has been handed Us hy !
neighlotIng friend. who has contributed
much 10 The Improvement ri MIR orchards
nnr pleasure grounds. aud The comfort o
our tables. de has lately been on inni
over the Blue Ridge. lending tie aid ii
his taste 10 his MANY friends III that quar-.
Ter. Ii return. lie brought back an Offer
ing Which We itusi Will he acceptable d
oar farm Is and other alrIs. and open
their eyes 10 the importance Of cheese
making. The export II rheese 10 Europe
i Immense. and i rapidly decreasing.
A few day agn We had the pleasure %
visiting The cheese manutae ory Of Robert
Marshall. Esq, near Front Royal. and
were drlighual 20 sc The cnmplcie order
IN which The 1hule was Kept. Even NJ
Tins seasnn when porlion Of The milk j.
male inlD bulller. there could mi be less
Than $50 cheese On Tile tables, averaging,
perhaps. 5D pounds each; and they ap-
peared Ia be. from some we tasted. of The
very hesi quality. The building seemed
10 be very well arranged and convenient
Tor llle wll0le process of cheese making,
from The curlilng Of milk up 10 the drying
Of the cheese. The boxes or tubes in
which ilie milk is best put, are large and
spacious. and Kept 10 the clean.sl order !:
ranyenienito lisse are The j Z rent cheese
presses. standing all around, ready 10 re-
ceiye the cur,l; adjoining fine any room
with tables all through il. 10 dry The
cheese; and oil these apartments are hea-
ted BY stoves. when necessary in cold
weather. Everything exhibits the neaiest
order. and is conducted by experienced
hands; ali nf which contributes no doubt.
largely ~ raise The name Of MARSHALL
cheese to That high standing 10 which il
has attained in OR market aud elsewhere.
We are informed that the average cheese
from cows milk Is about three pounds
per diem-bai as 10 this we cannot speak
with certainty; no doubt good deal de.
ponds on The keeping and kinds Of stock.
We examined also, The stables; and here,
toe. everything was in the most convent
en-, form. A double row of caws stand
with their heads out 10 a passage ON each
sile. so thai every COW can be fed with
out The nelghboriHg one getting more than
its shaic; and all are thus fed. without hav-
wing 10 60 into The middle where The cows
stand. The stable was stored with an
immense quantity ofhay.snd fodder above,
ani there seemed 10 be No danger Of scat
city, al least for This winter.
We unders,o ID Mr.. Marshall was ex-
tending his dairy operations. A number
Of gentlemen also in Fanquier are fully
engaged in the manufacture of cheese, all
81 whnm. as FAR as we could learn, succeed
well in making cheese Of first rate qualify;
and We hope the time is not far distant.
when, instead Of being supplied from the
Norlhern States, We shall be able 10 sup
ply them, besides exporting 10 other roun-
tries. Il. A.
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sWhas are you going TO give me for
Christmas present" remarked gay dam
sci 10 Us The other day. We meekly re-
piled that we had nothing to offer but our
humble self. .The smallest iavors graie-
fully received" was the merry les ponse.
We were supplied.
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Study your Calling.-Farmers should
study their calling. They should he Sc
dnlous in their exeriiuns 10 exceed, and
attain high rank in their profession.
Remember that the man who never or but
rarely reads. no matter what NAV be his po-
sltlon or calling in life. will ever be lag
gard in The race aud destitute Of those en-.
nohled aud enetgizing sympa,hes which
distinguish, 50 markedly. the more patriotic
and successful III life. There is no reason
why every farmer in The land should moi
possess accurate and scientific knowledge
o. The principles Of agriculture and Of their
practical application 10 the various details
o. me ART. IL that is requisite is dis
position on his own part; the means and
ageneIes IN The great uniertaking-gieat,
because eminenly beneficial to all men
having already been provided BY the press.
Through what rapid series of amen
dat'ry changes has The agriculture Of onr
country passed within The last twenty
Years From being contemplated in The
aefogainry ligh. Of mere unit among The
Elements Of mali nal prosperity aud pow.
e. u has come 10 take the precedence. and
now stands forth proudly as the c!lief pill
iar-ths verHable foundation on which all
generous emulation which 50 happily per-
wales the land in reference 10 The subject,
: y be traced, if nj wholly, al least in a
great measure, TO the dissemination Of
scientific knowledge among the masses.
Improvements Of The most valsable kintls
have been introduced, and the whole arr
ana routine Of hnshandry seems. indeed.
% have been ), FIR reno,lellcd as scarce.
y = retain single liaeament or ves,ige
2. liz iJrm y suti. ,Tfse caBirzto.
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Seeking Employment. Mister, ! say.
don suppose you don't know Of noao-
DIV what don't want 10 hire nohoiy 10 do
nothing, don't you, ! he answer Nas, yes,
don't.
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As q Feu,rale meesEclne
Lt IS 4rith0at q TivG{.

II Is tOLb!tOUt u 1CCJtts
This Sarsaparlla is a sovereign and speedy cure
Cor incipleat Consumption, BaErennesS, ProlapsIs
Bterl ortalllng OF the Omb, CoSvness, Piles Leu
ecorrhRa or Whites; DISTRACTED or difficult Mcnstua-
Ion iucentinence Of Urine or Involuntary discharge
thereof, ard tor the general prostraon of the sys-
matter whether the result OF inherent cause
causes produced by iregularity illness or acct
.dent. Netting can be more surprising than its in
vigorating effects the human frame. Persons OF
all aKness and lassitude, from taking it at .nce
become robust dtuR OF energy under its influence
Itimmed!ately counteracts the nerveessRess OF the
female frame, which is the great cause barrenness
IL will not be expected Of IN cases of delicate
nature TO exhibit certificates of of cures performed
but can aesHre the afflicted that hundreds OF cases
have been reported to us Thousands of cases where
families have been without children, after using a
few bottles of this Invaluable medicine, have been
blessed with lae healthy offspring. 1t has been ex-
preSsiy prepared in reference to female complaints
No female who has reason tosuppose she sapproauh-
inc that critical period ths turn Of Life,' should
neglect 10 rake IT, as it is certain preventive for any
of the nvruerous and horrible diseases 10 which T.
males are subject NJ this time OF life This period
NAV be DELAYED Tor several wears hy using this ned
cine Ncs Il less valuable ioT those VINE are ane'
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" UTUAL BENEFIT
L'FE INSURANCE CONF

~ Iltl''institHti"n isdistingin
-saAsss,S@oi the following p,euliar;ties =
l. W LSre Tie pre- mIuIs are over $50 II reo,;rs
ohly one quarter !Hrt ~ ca: Il, instead at ti,n
:. II allows iifo a>surcI to pay yearly, auarrerivy
monthly or wccNir. - 4' ny
c,o', N" part OF me profits are wirhh-d or divert.
{" o'.i NC a@Se'i e;icr IN Charity ar otherwise
=. IL sas II" loan, either nominal ar real, 10 INV
interest f"r, harlnga ilcient CAPITAL funded rr',,
premiums received. N' ii""'
>. I he assured can wifL,I-,,v lie 49,. e..
mem 10 "ccunitioie' yer ny year at hi. ontlon
e II ''S9u'es 70 Tic age oi o., instead vi sIoppin
l. 1t declares the proits yearly. instead or
I'VE or seven years, aad issues scrip yearj, in te
Sured' bearing per cent iuteresi-wIlciI scri,
oeeiheu IN casI whtn the profits amounted Ia 1000
Assured. Pi VI ms
.. 1t enables man to provide for his wife and
omiuIeii III sGch way. that although he NAV losc
@ ,, ~ ,hey are sale; and all pcT'ons whether
hcsS ana want, as welt Is Tor Death a
~ = ~ Fcl can surrender the policy al ,l.i
me amer Tie hist year, and Ieceive IT'S eGuitnplc
~; Al any time after the first wear. the Asaur.d
"m ooFfoW on The SCRIP issued. twntlrds otits n.
houh''-so THAI ne has hothilg 10 lear from cl,n~e
II T:re, or ihaHiii'y to pay the premium.
~ l. Dl-ft'rT ana Cfhcers chosen yearly; and
me AsSSured votes according to his interest
y -. ne funds are all invested in United States
New ork, New Jersey and Massachusetts stocks
md in Real Estate in New ork md M Terssr
"hohy unlhcumbered and Of double the value lUaiI
l3 II pays no Directors no Auditors. no SoI;.i.
ors 1t lends money TO neither J.
II. 1t does not reckon the Assured ycar,older.
nan lie Is-hut from six months less TO six nio3ths
'ore so TO equalze the estimate between ii as5.
YES -" 49, ~"
- The rates are lower, the e4neasea isse and the
rots larger than with Foreign Offices investments
ere yielding from 10 Ier ccnt-abr'ad onl,. 9,,r
say nothing OF 80 I-3 per cent reseryso: nor
interest allowed TO those who furnish a ..quaroo
&c capital al the rate OF per cent, on every bmn
TGd pounds subscribed. Tor every ten pounds paia
II" instead of encouraging, every precau,;os j.
iken 10 prevent, forfeiture of the nolicy.
II. The liability Of the Assured Is lifniied h, E,x
} the amount OF his premium note
ALLEN e. HALLOOK Agent
VI j. BRAY, NJ. ID. Medical Examiner
All persons wishing 10 make insurance. on ,beu
WI or on their friends LIV ES will pie ase call nm
2 the agent IN this City, Office on MaiM strtetuear
alter, and examine the terms and rates of the Com
any. 10 ie In
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bruce .AND MEDICINES

4. ALLEN {. HALLOCk, Druggist aaGfEE1s53l'
N i FhmmocHit&f, would call She 'secht'on o e.
$50 the citizens NJ IN ansNje and ans Sdjos5iitlg
his comp.esv asssrhh"r' Yi DYE ~ tdislnes,
Chemicals, HI!s, E;etIais, &c. &c &c. All OF
which aye cH1rulIg selccted and ceived fresh r.
the hsstctn AlaIkets. Physicians and ~. =.
may depend upon 'heF orders being nr- atInIs
ti IL aI,t the genuine article ay~ nl;yyet ~"
:eTiEs wholesalU ard re- as f. ,nhls rs H. -, :,
quantity and Gc -: be j.,.rchi sc, M apv Pr 49,
A iuil assortment Of ,utnIic 2lrdicines, R,u1s
ark IIeliS' E~r. IS, fc~esis, *, pre- arcd ari
lIall0ck> sFrci.,r coli, drawn No | Cash, on
nanIiT ciurod ut Mt Carmel. illinois, ~
i large assortment al Pait,nt az ramiI, Ir,.rf
fancy artiol.s-Coegne BAY '.u Rose Water o I',
he best quaiiilts-s dlirzo and e'oo; Pov,I ~a ~
fully PUT up end Of full weigh, N''F' cafe
l'pai' arE;sf-"t 8 *, 50 p, snL 81 - pcr "a
Surerio'- ale French Praufy 7. II. Goddard ( c,
Dr :, warranted pure, Tor l,tdicn. PA liusra ulIv
HaI'oCks hit#miy, sitc ahd picisal;l niro
Ic'nf 40 ''sif"E worms III c.th aid ;nlpr, Il e.
lIaiioek's Cough Candy co;npospd of TIorcLo,ro
bontsel, &c. tOI all hii.t., ofcui.eh
ALsO, ON SAFE.
Attke prsrrictols prices
. III. "'od's oarsaparIlla and WildCAt,yy Bit,ers
'stt ad"eTtIs' nitI.t.
DR.. Uphali's cgiiablr Pi,,. Ek,,ua,,-- SEQ .d.
tistmtnt u'ei
Whder's Sugar C"nred Veg. Anti-f,,,l Pills--S.e
Or. IanZafdt, icaIlh Restorative leg. rjll,--S.s
1GVeIts' mCut. '0
al, riti. tn.ni. zee
Dr. fcters Vegetable PILE Worm and on,h L,z.
II yes. -
Or. i.e R"y's Universal Vegetable Pills. copso.e,,
'i Sarsapara and Wild Cherry
,;i nf' I",iefs fcor ni""s Curative Sugar Coateal
'iiis, AT iGctpt~ per kCA ''"i
pr, rofirr'Si'oor Mans Streuethnns .-laster. II.
Earnea' IOO'h-Ache Drops, warranted to cure IN al
Oversight genuine Linnncnt and Doctor Bcacb.,
Or. Graves Anti-Fcver and Fever and Ae,u pits
lnint Pill. ''""ei com
Dr. Graves Pain Extractor, for buns. scaI,I- .,.l
rs kheln"lIc las, Sc, WmIalded to give in
nrafivc powers y" i'i i'S
A. ne Nv Drug Store 1iain stree, oIfuitc b
-" - NY IylO It
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RhPnTnnntiSnla

Let all those Uho are suffering under the agonlz
ing fortunes of rheumatism read the following aua
what may Siso be done tor them, il they wiz Use
this intalhbie remedy
Ma. JOHN BuIL-Dear Sir; For the last three years
have been afflicted with Rheumatism OF the sever
est character was at times in the greatest agony
OF pain; tried every remedy could procure tor tic
disease, but found no permanent relief until was
induced to use ylur preparation OF Sarsap irilla,
which has entirely cured me ct Rneuraat!su and
greatly improved my general health, more than any
medicine have ever Used. have been free from
pain for several months and have doubt the cure
Is permanent and | confidently recommend it as be-
ing the best medicine in use for Rheumatism.
ISHAM Badges.
Uniontown, Union co., KY May y, 1915.
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EVANSVILLE LEATHER STORE.

NEChER * KRAMER return their chunks ior
~ tue patronage heretofore received, and beg leave
to inform their old customers and the public that they
have now on hand and will constantly keep n large
and complete stock OF the best Eastern and their own
manufactured leather &c They Offer at present.
30 r'Ies Sransll:S0Ie Leather.
- LDA:n Philadelphia Cali skins,
do MOrrocLo,
Il do DO assorted colors,
80 do Einings. do do,
do French Patent Leather,
do black BuckSkins &c, &c
In addition to the above we'll selected sock, VIZ
shall have constantly i'll store large and general
assortment OF leather ~ our own manufacture, equal
any in the West. such as
Coarse Upper hip mud Cali Skins,
Harness and Bride leather Pad skiing, &c,
-AlsiIJ-
$50 pairs assorted Lasts,
800 lbs SpGra5lrs,
800 do Shoe Thread. assorted
Knives, Hammers, Rn-ps, Pegs, Boot Webb, and
all articles used by ShocnakcrS
The above articles will be sold low and the uub.
lie and our old customers are solicited to give Us
call ami examine stock our old stand ON Main
street.
June 9-d&wtf DECKER & KRAMER
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From DR.. YIN. r. Preaftss.

ia, Bull. Inreeard to YOUR Sarsaparlla, wills
say that have used it some extent in Cuiancous
Affections of long standing as Iinea Capetis, Lee
pra Prosiasts, Seabies, Syphilitc CaeheXa, and in
all diseases where the indication of cure seems to
consist in thorough change or modification OF the
junction with LEGAL II 2atment. think would pre-,
crit to any other pre- laration otSGrsapara use
and any physician will admit Us value upon learn
ing the substances that enter int It's composition
Respectfully, yours, w. T. PRENIISS NJ d:
Lewisport, KY, Dee 4, 1871.
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7 OST.--THREE CERTIFIC ATES OF DE.
IL POSlTE of the Bank of Delaware. WHINING
ton, Del, issued upon a deposile made by Goodwin
Clialfnnt, and payable the order of Richard Dung
and numbered and dared rs follows.
No. 93l. dated May Is, 1919, for...........s $500
- 932. ........... 800
- 933. . 100
The public is cautioned against receiving said GER
tliicntes as payment has been sopped and applica-
ton made to the Bank or nj W CertjScaies
(Signed,l MATLACK YOUNG, Admir- OF
Richard Young, decd.
Sept. IL, 1870 3m rsep "a
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INSURANCE. NOTICE.

TIP The undersigned ngent for the Co
lii umbus Ohio Insurance Company is prepar
sssESs ed to take risks on On shipments OF Merchan
dlze, Produce, &c, from and to any part of the L
States lay steam and sailing vessels, steam, canal
keel and fiat boats. also upon buildings merchandise
furniture, &c, on most reaso nable terms.
The high reputation which this Company bears for
its ability, hberadty and promptness in adjusting los
entities it to the confidence and patronage OF the
public. ISAAC A. CRANE Agr