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FIRE, MfBINE AND RIVER
INSTR ANCE .,a-

- $1,000 r4Ii1 INSUKA nee. IGi n lHf N h
n he EviNsviIIr lNsrRANoN COMPANY. OF Evans
4! vile. lrdilna.qwili insme Baildirgs ard Ier-
s.'nal property in course ct uunsrcriaticn.s and
Sleanlsais md Nesels, against lrss or Damage by
ire wafer. favorable terms any otLel
spCnsible conf any,
= .s f,1f BOARD OF DIRECTORS arfire NJ -
SamI Hall, -rsT % Peter sharre. q i.
i,, join lrgle, Jr., v.,,f .H.nry c. Babcock,
Conrad Baker. .ue ihilip Hecksr.< bra
- 80 JOHN NJ 81 OCKWLLI, Pnst
= JAS. G. JONES, Sec'y ,ll ao fnplsff
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Rheumatism.

Let all those who are suffering under the asoniz
ing tortures OF Rheumatism read the following and
tee what may also he done tor them, il they will
shis infa be remedy:
Ms JOHN BuLI-Urar Sir: For the last three years
have been afflicted with Rheumatism OF the sever
est character. was ut times in the greatest agony
Of pain; tried every remedy could procure for the
disease, but found permanent relief until ! was
induced To use yIur preparation Ot SGrsap Irilla.
which has entirely cured me of Rheumatism, and
greatly imyloved my general health, more than any
medicine have ever csed. have been free from
pain Tor several months and have no doubt the cure
Ieperrnanen, and confidently recommend il as he
the best medicine in use for Rheumatism.
ISHAM Badges.
Uniontown, Union CO., Ky, May IL, 1913.
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TEE KNcx INSURANCE COMPANY
--.sr FRI, MARINE AND LlEE M.
. Ids" la.sd INSURANCE. - s5ii..H
Capital Stock..20O.OOO Dollars.
l14E-a-a. IL H.. d


= Obtce, on Wdtc~ st. tn WEES Brick Rop,
se-Fez as VIhCENNEs, iNDYoq CT
~ THIS Company. having been dulysor-
- gnnized. and ten per cent. paid in on the
XU<Sx> capital stock subscribed, and the balance
secured by mortgage Real Estate and by ps rson.
al guarantee. are now prepared 10 fleet Insurance
against loss or damage by Fire, on Buildings, mer-
chandize, N achinery. manufactures, anu all de-
scrprions OF propesiy; also. me' ctandize and pro-
juce in The cou sc Of Inland the RISKS
OF the 81 as. &c &c; also, the Hus OF Steamboats,,
and other vessels. npon the lives OF indivIduns
going 30 California The rates o. premium will be
a. low as these OF any other responsible Company.
d1Ail losses iiheinlly adjusted and promptly pald.
The stock OF this Conpany is teld entirely IN the
West, and controlled by western men, and IN no
way connected miih.New York. 80 ED 81
n. 4, ti-.us esd Directors. in .faun1-als"
. ,a Hox. R. N. CARAVAN vincennes. =,
WILLIAM }. HEBERD,. 90 10
: = JOHN w. MADDOX, do h5i5
eFuo JACOB PEA, 1'- do ,s..,-
'o SAMU L WISE. do.
HENRY ID. -ALLIS Evansville.
WALTER w. EARLY, Terre Haute.r,
1i3 THOMAS P. BENBRlDGE Lafayette.
ir PETER P. BAILEY Fort Wayne.
p =. SIMON BOTTORFF. JefeISonvillei j
WILLIAM HUGHES, DO. 81
LEVI SPARKS. do. ~
JAMES KEiGWiN, HoUCFdo.
go. R.fN. .CAgNAN, President
SIMON BoTToRrF, Vice Pre'st.
G.. NJ. ALLEN, Seer. ,,i.,,,,.s
". J. Heberd, .1'reasurer.,l
OF Short L lie and California risks taken a; this
agency al extra rates. y ,.ti 81 Ue3 III
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From Or ITm. II. Pre1fySS.

Ms Bull. In regard To your Sarsaoarlla l will
nv that have used il To some extent in Cutaneois
Affections Of long standing, rs 1inca Capets, Le-
sra Proriasts, Scabies, Syph.tic Cachexia, and i'm
al diseases where the Indication OF seems 20
consist in thorough change modification of the
fluids OF the body with consdcra. lie success, in con
iunction with local II satment. think would pre-
ferit to any other pre- araOu OF Sarsaparilla in
end any physician will admit its value upon learn
in he suhs'nnces that enter into its composition
r .spectfully, you.s, w. Il. PRENTISS, NJ. d.
l. :wisporI, Ky, Dec. 4, 1911
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MEDICINES.
CALIFORNIA GOLD.


TINE YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AID
Il FORTY EIGHT has been more repete with
wonderful unexpected and astounding political and
religious revolutions, and valuable discoveries and
inventions than any year since the commencement
of the world. The whole continent OF Europe has
been one great volcano of revolutions; not only the
old but the new world has been the theatre oil war
and bloodshed, ending only with the treaty of Quer
efaro, giving peace TO Mexico, and Ihe rich Gold
plains OF California to the American Seope.
Still greater eyent-one that will work q COM
plete revolution in the entire m adical world and be
Of greater benefit mankind than any invention that
has been made since the DAYS OF Fulton--was the
discovery of the wonderful and truly great medical
compound. John Bulls Fluid Extract OF SarsaparIla
This invaluable remedy has already carried hap
pness TO the hearts of thousands and is daily giving
more consolation the afflicted than could bc affor
ded by all the wealth In the mines of California and
the world combinedl
u is put up in iull quart bottles and contains the
strength of SIX TINES as much pure Honduras
Sarsaparilla as any similar preparation made in
America Price, one collar per bottle, or six bottles
tor FIVE dollars.
Ii has been well established fact for years pas,
that Sarsaparla, when pure and properly prepared.
was the only tue panacea tor all diseases or
iginating from impure state OF the blood, the
use Of mercury, intoxicating drinks, evil habits IN
youth, barrenness, &c. We boldly assert that john
Bulls Fluid Extract OF Sarsaparilla is the only pre-
partition before the public that IS prepared on strict
Wv scientific principles and OF uniform strength The
Snrsapariila is purchased without regard TO prtce
and every pound before being used, is subjected TO
the stricte<t chemical tests and it's commences as
certained before being used.
Bulls Sorsaparilla also contains the virtues oil sew
real other valuable medical roots, together forming
the best compound and produc ne the greatest cura
tive agent in the known wOr
THIS MEDICINE
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a. B. & D. SANS: a. lou aalN
CeDilemen--l woud not have presumed TO write
o YOU itIt was not nay duty TO let The public know
the almost miraculous ELECTS YOUR Sarsaparilia has
had upon me. My limbs were covered with ulcer
that could noi walk during The Who'll
spring and summer In this situation commenced
the use at your SarSar arila, and after taking two
botlies entirely cured. must also tell YOU of
anodIer TondsliullcureJ My brother was afflicted
with The scrolnla in his head bad, his physician
told HIM the loss oi his sight inevitable. and
peiman,,nt lIdn, IS seemed Ia Ia his fate. hu e
brttl's entirety restored his sight, and cannot
Lnt recommend all similarly afflicted touse Sands
Sarsaparilia. a.i-.s .fl.st f.a 80
1ours trrly, BENJAMIN BUCKNER F
Frernnd and sold. Wholesale and retail. by A. b.
* ID. SAND. Druggists and Chemists. Ion Fulton 81 !,
corner o W illiam. New York suld also Nv Dry.
gisis generally thioue hont the United STATES and
Canadas. Price per Bottle; six BOTTLES for s.
suld hy {. BELL, Evansville: FtREIs McCuI.
LOT Gil & Co.. Lawreuceburgh; WooD & DoNNrlIy Y,
Ierre Iiauie; ID. CEAIGHIAD. lndiarar, lis; J. Il
WILDER Il Co, Louisville, k. a. ] ADAMS. 1t
l.0uis ui lse ian29 WY
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.

No remedy that has been offered to the public has
been ha and cc;sai in corrtetiRg ALL the Incl
d,u.a lcakResscs and irregularities OF the female sex.
BRdNTS PULMONARY BlLSAM 1t makes din.
whether the arrangement be- Suppression,
other incidental reaH.sir regulates ALL by Strength
ing the system egxa.iRg the circulation and soothing -
G.LayiRS NERVOUS lRRlTABLiTY. See our PaanPal1
N.r,
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IN QUART BOTTLES,

For Purifying the Blood, and for the Cure Of
scRoFULA, MERcURIaL DISEASES,
RHEUMATISM. cUTANEoUs ERurTIoNs,
STUBBORN ULCERS, LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, l.qt-r4r
SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION, ii8F
FEVER SORES, a-.' FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
ERYsiPELAs, LOSS OF APPETITE. az
PIMPLEs, BIZ Es, GENERAL DEBILITY. ETC.
THE. proprietors llave spent much tim. in
l. ing this preparation OF Sorsapaia to IFS
sent state OF perection and the experience Of iJL
teen years has furnished them the most ample
porunity to study. in their various iOfms.t ~
eases for which II is recommended, and 10 adapt il
exactly 10 their relief and cure Patients no wish
really good Medicine are invited 10 give il trial.
and satisfy themselves OF lis superiority, and tile in
valuable properly il possesses OF afresting and Curing
disease The bottle has been enlarged to hold one
Quart. AMI in its present improvodforH, may safely
claim lie the BEST and CHEAPEST medicine OF the
age. Its progress 70 The lame II has attained may
be traced NV a long line OF facts and cures that stand
landmarks and beacons for the invalid, pointing
the way to Tie haven of health and what II has al
Ready done tor the thousands who have used il, il is
capable o dong Tor the millions SIT suffering and
struggling with disease lIpurifies. cltanses. and
strengthens the fountain sprinesoi lite. ana nfuses
new vigor tiroushou. the whole nninial frame 2
REMARKABLE CURE OFBRONCHITTS
| t-sa 7ai 81 g.. New YORK. Feb L. 1888
Messrs Sands:-I Having suffered many years with
disease o'niy throat. nfieciirg The arynx during
which time was treated by the most distinguished
physicians IN Elucre and the United States, without
1 receiving any permanent benefit. bur all the time
my general health and strength declining and the
disease making fearfIl progress causlic appllca.
ions were used, apd, whatever else thought
most etlicert producing cure; bnI Lam confident
the deploralle sitBa,ioh WAS in the laryngilis be-
| ing accompanied with phthiss and great difficulty
in breathing. would soon have terminated my life,
had not obiained relief ihr,,rgh the medium oil
your invaluable Snrsaparillna must say. gentle
men. when l commenced using The Sarsa ariln |
did not place much confidence in its virtue: and thi
will not surprise you. when YOU are informed tina,
had tried more than fifty different rme les during
the past tour years. without any success; but uer
taking your Sarsaparilla few weeks, wascbIiget
al last to yield TO evidence This marvellous spe
ciic has not only relieved, but cured me. and i
therefore think il my duty, gentlemen, for The bcne
fl, OF suffering humanity to give You His attes,alior
OF my cure. 500 .ft 4..fslta 9 = 't' - ~ .f u l.
/ 81. Yours, very truly, sffi ID PARENT.
Consulate of France in the United States
The above statement and signature were acknow
lodged in our presence by Mr. ID. Parent as true.
For the Consul General of France.
fi--1'i1a = l.. BORG, Vice Consul.
New York, Feb IL 1913
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New York, Feb. IL 1913

The following voluntary tribute 10 this medicine
is only another of the many thousand who have
and are daily esliiying TO lis merits. 1t speaks fo
tself The original may be seen at the Pro, ietors
- WINCHESTER Ky Oct. 90. 1912 !
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Thousands OF Corsumptions

and Chronic Coughs ahupdantly its uRfaias ea5
in such diseases and lis LndoIb,ed curative power and
soothing. healing properties in The following complaints and
discusses Splitting If Blood BiceGig the LanSs Pain
ia The Breast aud Side Nigh Nervous Complaints Pal
;lfion Of the Hecrt Ch0tTa Infafzm, Dysey and SNns
Con.ELaats In Chdren and Ad.s. Asthaa. aid Ill
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM
Coughs and Consumptions.
Breast. Throat, Lnn.s. and Heart.

This BALSdM hcais and Ulcers ia the Lunss and
els. where Internally cfraiHly and easily Ne The fuRiYy
ING EXTRACT and htals exterHaiy This Bal
niue of C0nSh and Consumption out Of ten
after all other remedies have failed TO do sood.
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|Vkcn used according 10 directions,
Will Cure Without Fail:

Scrofula. or Kings Evil,
Cancers, Tumors;
Eruptions oil the Skin;
Erysipelas;
Chronic Sore Eyes;
Ringworm or letters;
Scald Head;
Rheumatism;
Pains in theB nesorJoint
Old Sores an | Ulcers;
Swelling oI the Glands;
Syphilis, Dyspepsia;
Salt Rheum;
Diseases of the Kidneys;
Diseases arising from tn
use of Mercuryi
Loss of Appetite;
Pain i'm the Side & Shout
ders;
General Debility;
Lumbago, Dropsy;
Jaundice. COstiveness;
Sore ThrLat;
bronchitis;
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Read.


We the undersigned, Druggists aid Apothecaries
On the city OF Louisville Ky, take pleasure in stating
that we have been selling John Bulls Extract OF Sar
saparia tor some time. and confidently recommend
il as being good and safe article:
Lapping & Co, j. b. Wilder T.. Co.,
Montgomery s. Sutchille, VI. Akin g. Co.,
VIM. Mock, }. w. GanbeA 10,
J. III. Owen, Sam'l Yenawine,
r w. kniess, b. MOrseli & Co.,
w L. Smith. l. -. Mills,
Waits & Thomas A. G.. Weatherford.
Robinson, Peter &Cary, Rupert Lindenbergci GCo
Louisville, Nov. 20, 1913.
ArBear with us, reader, little longer and be con-
WINGED that BULLS SARSAPARILLA is the
Wonder of the World:
and that il will cure you, no matter how long you
have been suffering.
What DR.. Owen, Druggist and Apothecary ofsev-
era years standing, says about Bulls Sarsaparila
Louisville, May 81, 1913.
Mr. JouN BULL--Dear ST.: have been for mum
Der ot years afIlic$ with Mercurial Head
ache and dull heavy Pain in my Liver. | used al
most all remedies OF the day, especially the Sar
sapariIla prepared by different persons; but all IT, lit
tie or no advantage until CHANGED 10 meet with
yours three bottles of which gave relief than
all others combined.
therefore take pleasure in recommending you
Sarsuparilla TO the afflicted community superio
article. Yours, ]. Ii. OWEN, NJ. ID.
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Coughs, Colds;
Weakness OF the Chest;
Pulmonary Affections;
And all other diseases ten
ding to produce
I Consumption;
Liver Complaint;
Female Irregularities and
\ Complaints;
Sick and Nervous Head.
ache;
Low spirits, NightSweai:
Exposure Ir lmprudencC
i,life:
,.Chronic Constitutions
DISeases;
And is a Spring and Sum.
mer drink and genera
Tonic fol tlIesystem anC
a gentle and pleasant
purgative; it is superior
toBlue Lick or Congress:
water, Salts, or Seidlitz
| Powder.
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Good Testimony.

TOOU ItStfMOhys
pTThe Ohio :ate Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus
speaks of Bulls Sarsapari la:
ut HAS NO EG. 'ALi The unprecedented sale
OF Bulls Compound Fl, ID Extract OF Sarsaparla in
this city, where it has be,l introduced for the past
wo months ONLY, with tn. very gratifying effects
produced upon all who have sied il, warrant the as
sertion that purifier OF the flood il has equal.
This is bold assertion, but il ~n Re substantiated
by calling on the agent in this city"
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Important from New.NIsxico:
p,o,n ,ha vi J,suia Havai,ls 9th

Msior r II. Wegbtmau, U. 8. Senator elect
rom New Mexico, arrived in town yesterday
morning, en- route for W ashingson. subolned we
give sn important document hem Major w. II
will be teegraphad TO day to the seat of Govern.
ment, and 1t clearly evidences the state Of OK.
asperation which Misunderstanding between the
u. g. military force and the people of tho Territory
has brought about.
TO THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.
SIR Tho people of Now. NJ xuo have formed
and ratified n Republican Consultation, elected
Under II Senators aud Representative, who are
on their way 90 the Capital so aaek for Nav Mexico
admission lago tho Union,
Beeide the thre alto n ed Invasion by Texas, which
tho President has taken steps 70 prevent, and tho
actual daily invasion OF indians Tho rights of tho
people Of Nav. Mesieo are now being invaded by
tho commander OF the 9sh Military Department.
II has declared his ntoatiun OF restssing the op.
eratiur III the t}ovarnmant Fashod by vato of
037i 10 10, with all sha means at ha disposal. aud
OF maintaining tho military supremacy which has
heragpinre obtained, although she same has never
been made or approved by ,ha Congress, and 10
utterly rePagnant TO tho declared vii of tho ahAh.
itants,
The maintenance by violence Of sha military gov
erpneat axtsuds not only 90 she ftfts Of g1vae;>
ment bus also 10 the evit officers whose eoatnes ia
tho psst has 80 much increased sha dissaas Of the
people for she anti,renuhpsa governments aadee
which they have seiietea the divsaiea Of parties
ia The recent eleesiona having been asfsssttaes
t;Fdt1ss eeegs resulssd a. saeh esntess ssar'aey
viii, whsn thu people kaaw iaeirfishss aud, Anew
Ing dafe maintain than III saa desaat 81 tle sdsiee
isiea a, s,ust be- considered ve az wsAs " es's'
Htissee 10 tho tailitaFY commanders ministers
Tue ili,Aey commanders pfeea asias sa 49,
Ing ths whale power arid eaAtfal8 as stf ftt
INCLUDING he designation al hgeetasta aat s sf1sn
elja5gss, and ,asaaa faserasl ete 'ha aasas 'sss9
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the authorities, the Arfny Of Office holders jadges
ptetectos, sIosldes, sheritfs alqaszes alIocs con-
tractors suffers governors. Interpreters. aud the
large vote of the employees nj sbs qustternastsrs
department, were oil in vanbroughtto bear against
the people. Yet after q triumph over such in
fuences. the arms of, the Uultod Ssssas about
being turned ag anst her citizens to force upon them
Government which, hRvlng failed To pf0secs life,
liberty property, the FREQ exercise OF resion,is
10 direct violation of the guarantees Of the treaty Of
Guadalupe Hidalgo.
TIE latey rspadiated civil Authorizes, IN order
to the sinteD anoe OF their positions, have ayste-
matically poisoned the public mtad OF the United
ssates Ia representing the psople ot New Mexico
es incapable of self government; aaf plsa nov
developing itaef backed by toe 6dyoness OF rhs
General Government, to torture, by taHs Of op2tes-
soD, the nhsbitsnsa into acts of resistance and vi
olence Which saet'l are 10 be used as arguments
to prove sheirincapacity.
have deemed II my duty to avail myself of the
earliest opportunity to inform YOU Sir. that the
Commander of the Ninth Military Department,
protesting 20 act by virtue Of AUTHORITY from the
Executive. and djrregarding the precedents of Or.
egoD and California, ia approprtatyng power which
is conferred by TIE Constitution upon Congress,
the which, Gongfess not exercising can Only safely
be trusted with the people.
The Observation-Disclosures OF an an.irepuoican
form Of government. has caused many native Nev-
Mexicens 20 retain their character Mexican cti.
zens, has founded foufishiug colony beyond tho
limits Of the United States, and has decreased ma
terially the number OF inhabitants OF New Mexico
The continuance of she same system will increase
disgust among the inhabitants of the Colosyi and
should, unfortunately for tho national good faith
and the well being of New Mexico Texan iuria-
diction bo extended, the cup will be full, and New
Mexico depopalated.
have the honor to be-
Very respectfully year oh't aary't
r d. WEfGHTMAN,
MAxIf
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

MEETINGS TO NiGHT.-Every member OF the
saddlers' Benevolent Socety ought to bear in
MAD the meeting tonight, at Military Hall, Bow
ery opposite Sprisgat and also .he members OF
The Window Shade Painters Protective Union,
co-ner Of Catherine and Henry SITS; the rallors as
thtir several headquarters; and tho Fourth Dis
tri,, OF the LRborers' Union Benevolent Society at
MlIimens, Broadway, bo,ween Eighteenth md
Nineteenth sis. 30 progresses Industrial Rolora,.
~ Tho INDUSTRIAL CosaREss met last night,
attheir rooms, New City Hall. Aiter John Com.
msrfotd wna received as Delegate from the Gu.
vter Circle, Il II, and took bic snat, Mr. Pond prs,
sntcd report irnm tho Committee on Female la.
b,r, IA follows
bn roigon referring 10 The np,l5q Of offering to 70
nle labor Representative III Ns Gnhsfrss has eee1 stib
lcled the ssfups ieletinh ut iou Committee they
nuld rHauf ne Tho result ~ nf elinet alone, fn afla
ian Thai tbs pftHe ppttiHi sla.e, ~hsh has sftrsd
r efsAl dissatisfaction and misery arunns the wnk
,en bears m 'nii gteHls infts On The more inpless
utei aIiyss, and u Il Tho istsphh ueHGfr d,sgnsss
lie paipg lhol h thousands u those who should hs
Tho nd ba huAe seeiaY hRga hpep drives by i'm.
ne s,ive psGsssy to ntda Of IFS al ohve lneahpahbs
:. IN II o nhn snity tstnfa believing
eefave he hel, calculated ia se'itess gfieys,
s sna eyils iher recommend tho a the
t ard respectfully urge the G0atfess 10 ishe lhniadlan
sFtun upon H. ind go disaBsa Is merits nh ha AnY
eatueaHesa Wtith The sul,leet dsseltee
IL " HAMILTON.
Ira ~ DAVIS,
discussions followed. ami tbe report waa
sdHptad
VIZ lsu presented lettar iraa, hey iltpda
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NEWARK ITEMS.

PopUlArloN,-Tho Daily Advertiser estimates
from partia rorurns !, at the population will reach
10000.
E-EYP Thecprner stone OF the Central NJ TG. Church
OF thus city will be laid by Rev EIij.h Hedding,
D. D Senior Bishop of the Methodst Episcopal
Cburoa on Thursday, 5,h idst az o'clock, 2 Nj
Anacdrefs will be delivered by Rev. John K enne.
DIV, D. Of Brooklyn Rev. Dr. Peck ano Rev h.
s. Foster Pastor Of the Mulberry ST. New YORK,
will alto take pnrt in the exerogeg.
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~ Among the late arrivals in thia city is Gr.
JoHF RtHLzsDER Hamburg, M'ior of the Civic
Guards aid former member of tie Constitutional
Assembly, belonging to The Left Mr.. r is
very talented architect, and acme Of the fiaest
buildings of that city, since the fire OF 1912, were
built by him.
RAlRoAD AccIDEsT-We understand that
ANAL bridge iust beyond Narrowsburgb, on the
New-York and Erie Railroad, gave way yesterday,
the auperstrncture having been injured by the
drenchDg rain of Monday night. We could not
learn the exact particulars no one wss injured.
and the detention Of trains did no. exceed an hour
There waa some hard washieg by the storm
along the Hudson River Railroad, but no serious
damage.
Y correspondent atateE that instances of
severe falls down htairsalso out of Winco Ts, &c.
&c. have been sipgulaFly frequent in the City the
last few weeks In addition to those published, he
has heard OF come ak or seven others within a
fortnight What is still more singular, it is added,
that in the cases where bleeding waa resorted to,
the PATIENTS died within q week while ell shoae
peraong treated without it, in fair way Of re-
Govern The popular notions on this subject the
writer is inclined to think, need aome caro.9l "a
vision by thoae competent to furnish it.
DAGUERREoTYPEs ON GLAss.-A patent mas
bfen granted to John A. Whppe and VIM B. Jones OF
Boncn IS the original inventors of The process of taking
Photographic pictures or Daguereotypes en- glass.
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peles ntes to tho Loco State Convention.

Deles ntes 10 the Loco State Convention
Westchsater-1, Jacob Odell, Tarrytown.
Onond0gG-2, William Henderson,, Disco, 4,
Geo. Petit, Mauoah Pratt substitute.
Sufolk-Weatern District-Walter Boulder,
Islip.
Delanare-l, Nelaon K Wheeler, Deposit.
Putnam-William Brown
iSeneca-John DeMott; A. s. Knox, substitute
Clinton--Wm. &. Halle; John Rogera, SUBJ
Orange-- Frederick j. Bette.
Warqen- Thomas s. Gray.
O,lsaas- II. ]. sickles
Clinton Gown. T. Halle.
Ere Co. (3)-Charlea Gardner
81. Laurence Co. (2)-Nartin Thatcher.
Ney York Cay-3 Henry ]. Allen. II, Aexan'
der Stuart. 10, Gsrret D5ckman. Il, George N.
Anderson. 16, Lorenzo B. Shepard.