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A X. n. EsIgrER Senator Wilson, Of
Mass who led the northern wing of the late
X. ~ national council Mt Philadelphia, and
under whose auspices know nothingsm was
repudiated in the northern platform Of that
party, recently justified his course in a
speech at Bra,tleboro, Vermont, from which
the following is an extract;
ole had no sympathy with that narrow,
bigoted, intolcrant spirit that would make
ar upon race Of men because they hap.
pencd to be born in other lanls-a dastardly
spirit that would rcpel from our shores the
men who sought homes here under our free
institutions Such spirit was anti.Ameri.
can deyilish-he loathea il from the bottom
Of his heart.
"llc regretted to say that there were some
members Of the American party in favor Of
excluding, by constitutional amendments,
all adopted citizens from Office lie deeply
deplorcd the action Of the Legislature Of
Massachusetts, in proposing an amendment
70 the constitution cInbodying this doctrine.
He hoped the gentlemen who had given
their votes for this proposition-a PROPOSE.
ton that would not permit Professor Agas-
siz, one Of the first living scientific men OF the
age, to I'm, under State appointment, an Of.
fee even Of a scientific charactcr-wOuld see
their error, and retreat at once from posi-
ton justice, reason and religion condemned.
What little influence he possessed would be
given with hearty good viii to defeat this
proposition He had no sympathy whatever
with the spirit that would send out Of the
country the sons and daughters of misfor.
tune, who by the storms Of life, were
tilru.rn upon Us Tor snrrrri.'
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N,oNSAMlSG.--Th following is taken from
n private letter from the seat Of war-Iord
Raglan is nicknamcd in the Crimea, Jack
Rag Canrobcrt, Robert Cant, because he
can't take Sebastopol Lord Cardigan, Old
Chargc.again; Lord Lucan, Old Look.on
General Scarlet, Blood and Guns, because
of his name, and from his being always in
the thick of the fight. Tho Russians arc
usually called Johnny Ruskics, but when
they fight with unusual obstinacy they arc
called Johnny Rusties.
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SAD ACCIDENT AT WARsAw.-At Warsaw.
on Monday week, Andrew Wier, a lad,
while swimming with other boys in the Mis-.
sissippi, was drowned The body could no,
be found, and it was determined to fire q
cannon over the water with . view Of bring.
ing it to the surface. When firing il the Sc.
cond time it went off prcmaturcly, badly
tearing the whole palm Of the left hand OIL
Mr.. 7. g. Hill, City Marshal, and injuring
his right. His face and neck were also scri
onsly injured, and it was feared he would
lose his sight.
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'Iiie Mad stone.

=. We give place with much pleasure, TO the
following communication from friend Arm
strong:
MR OsuAN-Pcrrn,t me, through the
medium Of your parer, TO redeem promise
frnadc year ago 10 Dr. Lewis, Of Peoria
Co, which was that il his Mad Stone cured
Mr. Rider Of the bite of a mad dog, would
state the facts to tho public The facts are
As follows:
year ago this month, my neighbor, Pc.
ter Rider, was badly bitten through the
hand by mad dog at about 4 O'Clock on
Wednesday morning. Three quarters Of an
hour afterwards, Or. Bullock applied lunar
caustic 10 the wounds, some Of which were
hall an inch deep. Thursday evening We
started in search ola Mad Stone; arrived at
Dr. James Lewis, in Kickapoo, u miles
west OF Peoria, on Friday ut , o'clock, =.
w., (5s hours after the bite when the stone
was applied. IL remained on one Of the
wSuinis until ] o'clock i. NJ, on Sunday,
or 40 hours, except at intervals Of few
I,mindtts, when ii was taken off and dropped
ire sweet milk, when the Dr. pronounced
him cured The wounds healed up, and he
has experienced no inconvenience from il
since.
'gfnt the log was rabid, there can be no doubt
Many OF your citizens witnessed the awful
death OF the little French boy that was bit
! ten. by the same animal The only animals
positively known to have been bitten, was q
| dog and hog, both ofwhich died of hydro
pIobia. Other dogs were killed on susp
sSn before the disease had time to deyeloI
itself
). nm not willing to omit mentioning, il
conclusion, the very hospitabe and gentle
manly treatment we received from DR.. Lew
is, whose charges were merely nominal, ant
who only wished the virtues of his Ston,
might be made public, that all suffering
! night avail themselves of its benefit.
/ J. W. ARMSTRONG.
Deer Park, Ills, June 25th, 1857.
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TuE MURDER OF Mn. ALGER.-Thc Rock.
port Republican gives few additional par.
ticulars:
Mcssrs Brown, Miller, and other gentle.
men, have returned from GAINESVILLE, and
tho worst is not yet told. Our worst fears
and suspicious are more than realized, aud
the facts themselves arc, if possible, even
nrne horrible than the statements Of the
monster would lead us to anticipate. On
arriving at the spot described by Mayberry,
the body Of man was found lying under a
tree in clump of bushes, almost stark max
ed, and perfectly exposed, with his throat
cut from ear to ear, three ghaslly wounds in
the head, evidently made by the back Of a
Ratchet, from which the brain was oozng,
and with three stabs in the left side and two
in the back.
The body was taken TO GAINESVILLE, where
il was identified by n large number of per.
sons, as that of man by the name of An
drew Alger, who had formerly resided in
the vicinity Of this city, but who had some
time since removed to Jefferson County,
Wisconsin, where he was engaged in the
business Of numbering. He was about fifty
years of age, an estimablc citizen, and the
father Of large family, whom he leaves to
mourn his terrible fate. A jury Of inquest
was empanncled aud verdict rendered in
accordance with the above facts and state.
monts.
Mr.. Miller informs us that on seeing the
body of tho murdered man, he at once re.
cognized him as being tho same man whom
no saw in Rockford on he Monday previous
and who on that day sold raft Of timber
to Messrs. Regain a Grove of this city-lor
which these gentlemen paid him something
over i've hundred dolors in gold ahd cur
rency.
The prisoner who is now in jail in this
CITY will be removed to GAINESVILLE for trial
under a rcquisition from the Governor of
Wisconsin,
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Northern x. N. HlnlInIm.

We give on our outside form to-day the.
National" platform adopted by the Recent
X. n Council at Philadelphia Below will
be found also the platform Of the northern
scccders from the national council As'the
former SO the latter seems to have dropped or
omitted Know Nothingism itself in the PLATE
form, and to have resolved itsclfsmply in u
a secternal party on the slavery question.
The undersigned, citizens Of Various States,
assembled at Philadelphia on the l4th day of
June, 1855, feel constrained under the exist.
ing the state Of affairs to affirm the following
principles:
Hrst-The unconditional restoration of
that time-honorcd Compromise, knowa as
the Missouri Prohibition, which was destroy.
ed in utter disregard of the popular viii, Ia
wrong which no lapse Of time can paIlhtc.
and no plea for its continuance can Justify.
And that VIC will use all constitutional means
to maintain the positive guarantee of that
compact, until the object for which il Eas
enacted has been consummated by the ad.
mission Of Kansas and Nebraska as Fr&
States. '.
!Sccond--That the rights Of the settlers in
Territories to the Free and undisturbed OK.
ercise of the elective franchise guaranteed
to them by the laws under which they are
organized, should BIO pronptly protected
by the National Executive whenever viola
ted or threatened. And that we cannot
consccntiously act with those who will not
aid us in the correction of these Nationai
wrongs and who will not even permit their
fair consideration and their full discussion.
Ihird-We further declare our continued
and unaterable determination to use all hon.
orable efforts to secure such modification of
the Naturalization laws, aided by such an cl.
ovation Of public sentiment as preserve the
true interests OF the Nation, and will guaran.
tee the three vital principles ola Republican
Government: SPIRITUAL FREEDOM, A
FREE BIBLE and FREE SCll0OLS-therc.
by promitting the great work of Americana
zing America.
Eburth--that we invoke the arm oflegisla.
ton to arrest that growing evil, the dcporta.
ton by foreign authorities ofpaupers and con.
victs to our shores; and that as our national,
Constitution requires the Chief Executive of
our country to be our native birth, wc deem
it necessary and Important that our Deplo.
matte Representatives abroad should also pos.
sess no foreign predudiccs to bias their
judgment or to influence their official action.
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Coon GRACIOUS AT the great Know
Nothing palayer in New York, gentleman
stood up aud regardless OF consequence,
informed terrified and trembling world,
that he would not, uudcra any circumstances
consent 10 he a candidate for the Presiden.
cy" And who do you think, reader, this
tremendously modest gentleman wasy Lew.
is G. Levin We are sorry to say that some
irreverent scouudrcls in the crowd respond.
ed to this gush of virtue Nobody axed
yer- B0stOn Atlas
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BuyiYG CuloAco.--M ii railroad cclebra.
ton dinner in Illinois a few days ago, Colo
mel Graham said that when he was a lieu
tenant under Colonel Long, Of the Engin
GERS, that gentleman had predicted the i'm
portance of Chicago and Cairo. This was
years ago. At that time Colonel Long ap,
piled to u person to loan him two hundred
dollars, that with it he might buy Chicago
Tho loan was not obtained, and Chicago
was not sold for two hundred dollars.
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tits said that the raising Of herds Of the
Cashmere Goat is now a regularly installed
business in some districts Of South Caroline,
Georgia and Virginia. They increase rap.
illy, and the fourth cross with the native
goat j. said to be nearly equal 10 the pure
Cashmere. Beautiful cloth is made from
the fleece in the ordinary looms Of the plan.
tation.
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THE WORD "Irs' Through the whole Of
our authorized version of the Bible Its
does not once occur the work hich il now
performs being accomplished Ly "his" or
cher applied as freely to Illuminate things
as to persons, or else by Thereof Or 'ol
H. Trench remarks that cts occurs but
three times in all Shakespeare, and he doubts
whether it is in Paradise Lost. L9reN CoH.
Tior.
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EANh OF OYr.xya

SiGHI EACllANGH AND DRAFTS on
New YORK, Boston, Chicago. ST, Louis, and
fhi'adeIpma. Also, on England Scotland aud
Ireland, IN runs OF one pound sterling and up-
wards, aud LON DON drafts, available in Ger.
many and France.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITES.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN bought and sold
Ut current tntes.
COLLECTIONS made in oil parts Of this state
Foreign and domestic bills ofrxchange, drafts,
and certificates oideposit ,bought and sold at die
highes, ciirrenI rate. nuly Geo. S. Fisher, cash.
On md after Monday, January 9Th. 1855, hi,
bank viii be open from 8 A. H. to IL NJ, and
from 7. ~ los =. NJ. JauuaTy
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MURDER N THE PENITESTrAKY.-The Ar
kansas True DemocrGt says that Thomas s.
Dalston, OF Crawford county, was killed in II
fight in the Penitentiary with John K.
llcrndon, OF the same county. Previous To
going to supper, Dalston renewed an old
quarrel with llcrndon, and the latter struck
him two blows on the head and three on the
lett side, which killed him Immediately.
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In the recent balloon excursion Of NJ. Go
dare, II is stated by tho passengers that ut
the height of Il, 900 feet from the earth, ov-
crything said or spoken out distinctly by
them was returned in about minute In an
echo aud this echo was as clear and distinct
as the words uttered by the voice.
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE LAND OFFICE RENO

COMMISSIONER OF THE LAND OFFICE RENO
vRp.-John Wilson, commissioner Of tho
general land office at Washington, tclc.
graph dispatch ofJunc 9th announces, had
that day received his dismissal direct from, the
President, whercupon lieput OH his hat aud
left the Office immediately. lie was q food
officer, but wing appointed under Fillmore,
and had held office about the different DEPART.
mcnts at Washington for tho last 30 ysart, 80
that he has amasscd large fortune. Thu i'm.
mediate cause Of his removal was his un.
doubted connection with the know nothips.
Wilson Shannon, it is supposed, will be his
successor. = ltt
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An lrishman was lately arrested in s,
LOUIS FOR stealing goods at a fire. On exam
nation before magistrate hc confessed the
act, but urged, in palliation OF the offence,
that lie bad been only month in this coun.
try, and diditL kHos Tie rul.s.
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a LIBEL SurT.-Thc editor of the Pcnngyl.
yania Telegraph, has sued tho editor of the
Harrisburg Union for libel. We think the
chance OF making anything out Of the suit
is doubtful, as tho Union says that similar
suit is to be commenced against the editor
of the Telegraph. We hope all will have
justice done them. The lawyers doubtless
will be the only ones who will make any.
thing out Of il. tdl
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BOUNTY LANDS.
Almost Eyerybcdv EntitIed foYard

: 1t,'',"E = u UNuy GHtIIItU 10 LEEu.
ScLDItRS, widows Of soldier, heirs Of de.
- ceased soldiers, ieamstcrs engaged in trans.
porting supplies IN time Of war. &c, who have
received but 40 or 80 acres, and many none II all
are entitled 10 100 1cres now and application
VII be made and warrants obtained, as of old, by
the unct fslgDed, OF reasonable terms.
March l7-!f IiUS. FlsBtR
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There has been decline in the price of
beef in the New York market, within the
past week, OF about three cents ON tho
pound, with the prospect of still further
decline The Tribune thinks that they shall
yet have cheap beef at permanent price.
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Miss - says she would like very much
to do something so as to have her "namc In
tho paper" We have advised her to get
some one to have his namo put In with
hers.
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Ex.Presidents Van Buren, and Fillmore
were in the galleries Of the House Of Com.
mons, in England, on the night Of tho 9th
inst, listening to the debates. On the night
Of the 9TH Mr.. Bright alluded to the fact,
and pronounced q high culogiu,n on the
[ nited States Of America. lif"
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HuJoTIry "BuTHs' VIC rs1 ~ ~ ~ '''7'oVe
1t will be seen that the vote is unusually
heavy. Last fall the aggregate vote of the
State upon State Treasurer was only 1885,
500, and for Congressman 1856, SO that
the vote this spring is 29,32l larger than the
heaviest vote cast last fall.
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Judicial Election.

The following are the official returns Of the
election for supreme judge and clerk in the
third grand division, except from the county
ofllenderson, which seems either not to have
voted, or to have sent mo returns on judge
and clerk
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Mrs. Partington says sho was much cluci.
dated last Sunday, on hearing a iine con-
course on the parody Of the prodigous son.
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Tho LAFAYETTE Journal relates tho follow

The Lafayette Journal relates tho follow.
ing singular circumstance r'
Day before yesterday, well.dressed man
called nj John ID utcls ut the Battle Ground,
and securing tho loan Of a shovel went of
toward Davise's Ferry. In about two hours
lie returned bearing a bag containing $4,000
IN Mexican dollars. llo gave no explana'
ton Of his conduct, except that no had dug
mn" the money near an old Lighthouse that
stands above the railroad bridge north Of o
ferry. ~ -
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The Vote on Prohibition.

We are at length enabled to lay before our
readers the exact result Of the late vote ia
ken in this State upon the question of a
Prohibtory Liquor Law. The entire returns
are ne f,llovs.
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\ correspondent Of the Minnesotisn says
that vegetation in Northern Illinois ia three
weeks behind that Of Minnesota. sd nc
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Splendid Farm.

THE best firm IN La Sale CO containing 2i0
acres under cultivation, and % acres timber
500 fruit trees, 400 OF them now IN bearing two
houses and two barns, one OF the houses large
fine. and modern built; one barn so by so two
springs and creek on the place, &c. I cims mo.
dera,e. Tor sale by jung TRtg & WATERMAN.
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posr MASTER RESIGNED, "A, Harrington,
Esq, postmaster, at Geneva, has resigned the
Office, the emolumcnts not being sufficient to
snppoit his family. -l.
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nj appearing from an affidavit on flein the
LUMBER!
nnOrtant 10 EarMirS& others,

M +. FAIRFIELD respectfully an
I'VE. nounces to the inhabitants OF Ottawa and
ia" surrounding country, that he has Obtained the
old and wei, known lumber yard OF J. & G. Ar
mour, WHERE Ii wi. keep constantly on hand
and sell at the smliies, remu0ern,lnI profit. all
kinds Of lumber, lnth and s'ung'c- Being con-
nected with one OF the most extensive whO.csal.
establishments IN Chicago. he Is confident that he
possesses unsurpassed facilities. and therefore So
lcits your patronage. June %
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A fool In high station in like man on the
top Of monument--svcry bofy appears
small to him, and no appears ANAL toevory'
body. Ill .--I -
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KF.NOE Ed.

Ii F.EIliES has removed his Office 10 the
liz north sidr OF the court house square,
where lie IL prepared to transact a general bank
ing and exchange business June 9-3m
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EurOxpan News.

W. G,a ,ho ro,ys h, tbc R,lt;c Tins ron.
W. INV -, ,''' Go 80 p. 81 .a.,a.so
dehsed III 'hc lineage '.'' VI
The steamer Baltic arrived AZ new iorR
yeste' day: She is the bearer OF very impor'
tant intelligence IN reiatioh 10 inc war sec
ond only IN interest 20 that announcing inc
capture OF heftsch' an eHpeIi.ion 10 leg
anfos,. the great ehtrePot OF Russian pro
ducts IN the Sea oil AEON rom inc extensive
region OF country watereu oy river i'o'i' ia,
resulted III inc burning o. thc so'c'h'nc"'
buildings ana the OBSTRUCTION OF a large a am
cunt oil provisions ana other stores Inc
russians are 30" III u 'alr way VI oe,',S
s'ar'eu ou'' Hn'p", u W" u " ~
importance on the ',rcass'an Soast o' UT
Black sea, mas oeei' noanuJ 1 :. oy tne i'''a
sans anu Is no" s",i 'aoN'u ~ G'Ias''ala
Us aoa"Io'''',' .''''oa'' 10, an'.h ="
ana nov 'oe' '''I'"eO''vs o H. ,w;ea" "
hou 1t ~ 'nSo ~ ." "''"vA ~ IT,
NOT sa,,sleu WIN ."g hoa, '"o i pe,,"
are G',ns oue n' ,t a, - ~ aS =, y,
mouth ~ o'"'S' !" ''' '''"''0" ""'N'' VI Wv
oea U, f'ID', .,,.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, La Sale Count,

STATE Of ILLfNOIS, La Sale C0iR nth
! TO September Term, 4. d. 1855. County Court
Andrew Wesson and Edward A. Vanderhooi
RS Films p Observation-Disclosures.
NOTlCE is hereby given to the said Elias
~ P. Newcomb, late Of the county OF Ia
Sale mud slate Of Illinois, tina, writ Of attach.
ment issued out OF the clerks office Of the count,
court OF said county and state dated the lst ua,
OF June A. d. 1855, nj the suit of the above m.
med Plaintiffs. and against the estate of the sa i'd
Elias p Newcomb Tor the sum OF three hundred
aud forty. seven dollars and thrty-,wo cents di.
recied to the sheriff OF said county to execute
which said writ has been returned by the said
sheriff, executed.
! Now, unlsss YOU the said Elias P. Newcomb
shall personally be and appear before the Judge OF
the sail county court, on the first day of the mex,
term thereof, 10 be holden at the court house in
! Ottawa, in said county, on the first Monday o
september next, give special bail, md plead TO
said plaintiffs action, Judgment will be entered
lifts. s. W. RAyMoNp, clerk
A. W. Cavalry, plis atty. June 30,
STATE or ILLINOIS, La Sale County,
c GO s''%sTIr sm Tf'% cu.hnan s 10 s%
Il: liolis,er, Lucius ~. HOLSTER, Asher
Markham Luzeue NJ Markham, Darwin
Drew, Jane, Drew, Madison n. Inrr'll. h.
Maria Turrill, Abncr II Livingston. Mary "
cox-in Chancery. =,
TT appearing from nm affidavit on file In the
1 l Office Of Tie clerk of said curt, that said de.
ie ndan,s, Luoius NJ. HOLSTER, Asher Markham,
Iuzeiie N. Markham. Darwin Drew, Jane,
Drew, Madison IL. TurrIl, =. MaIla Iarr'll,
MI residents OF said state. and the said Willinm
ii. ". Cushman having filed his bill herein, and
summons having issued thereon according to law,
Notice Is hereby given to the said defendants
Lacias ". llollis,tr, Asher Markham. Lusei,e
,tL ham. Darwin Draw Tpnat III
ison II. Turrill, l.. Maria Turrl, Abner II. Ia.
vil,gston, and Mary Livingston, that unless YOU
beand appear before sa I'd court ON the iirs, day oil
the next term thereof. TO be holden at The cour,
house IN. Ottawa, In said county, on the first
Monday IN September next, and plead, answer,
oemur, or exccptto alid bill. the same will be a..
ken ne confessed against YOU. and the matter. and
things therein pay ed for decreej DINGHY.
\. w. RAyaoSp, clerk.
a. w. Cavalry, scl. June %.
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Fire. Marine, a. Life Insurance.

I'VE following companies having complied
with the late statute Of this state and
are reliable, responsible, md prompt; being stock
companies, with the capital paid IN as stated, they
insure the business man a safe and sp EDDY return
for IIe amount Of his loss without unnecessary
delay.
.5sinn iniurance co. Hartford, Conn; cash ca.
pila paid in, $3.50 900
1hos. X. Brace PIcs.
Thos. a. Alexander, sec'y.
North Western Insurance co, Oswego,N n. Y b.;
onth capital paid IN, s25OOOO.
r.. '" Ludlow, scc'y. Geo. Fisher, Pre,i
Hartford Fire InsGrsucr CO, Hartford, Conn
cash capital paid IN, s3O0OoD.
II. Huntington, PrcsL
L. B. Bowers. scc'g.
Connecticut Muruai Life lnsurnnce co Hartford;
accumulated CAPITA over 81 900 ,0C0.
james Goodwin, Prtst.
Coy X. Phelps ecv
Inland marine insurance taken by the .Etnn
i he mites viii be as low as responsible insurance
companies can do business, aud The und, Isgned
sOiiclt- Tor the above companies continuanc. o {
the iayofs they have her'toiur enjoyed. Policies
Of Insurance Tor i've yraTs issued IN the iiHa and
Hartford insurance companies. on private dwell
ings and farm buildings, Of a very liberal
discount from annual rates. and lower than muIu.
a. risks tiprIl 2SJ Gro :. tI-uIg oespi
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CLOTHING FOR ALL.
THORNE ZIMMERMAN.

HAVE jus, received the largest and hes, select
i l. ed stock Of clothing ever offered in this mar
ket, consisting OF all kinds Of gents dress and
furnishing goods.
Fine French dress cloth coats,
Brown, black, and blue olive and mulberry, and