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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-11

Surf BY AN EDroR.-Judgs Alex
ander Walker yesterday filed . suit in
the Fourth District Court. claiming
$l725 fDenis Corcoran and D. G..
jenkins, present proprietors Of the
Daily Delta, for extra services previous
ly rendered by him 10 that paper. in
his editorial capacity. He claims
$1,000 out Of the extra $l2, 1000 which
the paper obtained upon the city print.
ing in 1858; for bis inluenIe in obtain
ing the official letter-list he claims
$3.50; aud for extr. labor. in writing,
the historical sketches Of the Battles Of
Lake Borgne and Chalmetter, General
Jackson, LATTE the Pirate, ETC., be
claims $475-total, $1725. The Judge
is his own council in the case. It now
remains to be seen in what estimation
the laws of this region holds bsl1s-let-
tiers. Things are becoming rather uno-
tuous in our Courts.
Daily Creeeent9M inss.
The time has come when another
law book is imperitively demanded
and as Sampson persists in silence,
and will not come out against the
Philistines, as he promised. we hope
some young scion, ambitious Of distinc-
ton, will come out with the book, and
take his place with. Phillips on Evi-
dence," and other gentlemen who are
now bound in immortal calf.
The book wanted, should be on "Dam-
ages settling the question "how much
ought the heirs of an ordinary man,
receive in damages, for the loss Of his
leg or arm, or for the breaking Of bis
neck Then the matter Of" moral
Influence" should be settled, upon
equitable adj valorem, principles; 90
that, when claim like the above, il
set up" Influence in obtaining the let.
ter.list" it may be adjusted on princi.
pies of equity. The actual cost of Sc.
gars. drinks, oyster suppers etc., can
be easily arrived at but moral in.
Auence," what is it.? and how is it tc
be measured? These are profound
questions. that may we'll engaged the
undivided attention of the learned Julis
consult. Is man left, to be the Judge
of bis own moral influence One may
be odjudge-as upright as second
Daniel, in other matters, and yet wher
il comes to his own case, may give &
BIASED judgement.
Perhaps the two branches Of equi
ty, could not be embraced in ont
volume, and therefore it would be vel
to have two books; as j." two. are better
than one"-one volume, on" Mora
Influence" and another ION Damages.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-11
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE.
THE VERY desirable location for bust 49,
ness, at the corner Of Third and Flori @:;:
d. street, with al the improvements there 0sssAA
on. For terms apply to Alex. Shaw, on the pre-.
mises, or at this once. Nov. 9th, I'm.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-11

Il Yea have . 1laMnmlng Door Or Cate,
no round to Montan's Hardware Store
u and for small outlay, yon can get
spring that will either open or shut the
door These are no Yankee invention, but
durable, lastly and effectual Gate or Door
Spring. D: c. MONTAN,
Deco. No. IA Church street.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-11

DR. G. w. DEARING, offers his pro-
~ fessional services to the public. Once on
church st-opposite Wsddill Days Drug Store.
Residence on Main Street, between church and
north streets. dec5-y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-11

CAPS-5oo, 900 Percussion Caps; For
~ -ale BY T. PxErDERsAsr q 20
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-11

TUsT received BY steamship Grenada, besuti-
d full assortment Of Fancy, Gold and Silver noun.
ted Walking Canes, some Of which are very hns
and handsome. for sale at the Clothing Emporium,
Of rdec6l W. D. PHILLIPS.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-11

Cat Nails Cut Nails.
IRON the (" Labeille Works" fine a.
L sortment Of Cut Nails and spikes, just
received at D. c. MONTAN'S.
Dec9. No. IA Church street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

We call the attention of those afflicted
with Cancer to the adve rtisemsnt OF Mr. j. Gathers
to be found in another column.
It IL ever pleasure 10 70 point out the mssns
OF relief to those Who afflicted in any way, and
more especially 10 those where hitherto hope
less maa6ies sfi ct fellow creatures; carrying
out this desi g, We would commend those afflicted
with Can eer to give Mr.. Cathera medy fair and
candid consideration.
Mr Cathsrs has been intimsei k-ow to us for
8 number of years, and fesi ass1red in saying
hat every confidence eau be placed in his character
gentleman, capable Of imposing upen the Gre
dulity of a1y ons that in which he has not the nest
implicit reliance. The several cases mentioned in
kls advertisement all within the city limit, and
any interested be satisfied by reference to
the parties named. 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

The Hon Geo Bancroft has sienifed his Intention
OF being present at the celebration of the battle Of
Kings Mountain on the 4th October
Mr. and Mrs GODDARD. and Mr. Bslman, reporter Of
from that city on Monday.
The celebrated Kentucky race horse &c raw Es.
gle, has been purchased by Mr. u B. Smith, of
Morrow county, O., for $4,000.
DR. Henry Willard died suddenly at political
meeting 10 Boston, on Monday evening after max
log speech.
Mrs Fletcher, wife OF the United States consul
az Aepinwaii, died reaf Utica, New York last
week.
The Odd Fellows at St. Louis have ina, cent s1s3
10 Norfolk.
The Methodist Publishing House at Nashville
Tenn, which has been 10 operation onIv I've
months. has printed 40, $780, 600 pages
The Postmaster General has appointed Mr. syl
vester Rains postmaster at Mount Freedom, Pen
d!eion, county, Va vice VIM Arbogast.
The wife of the Hon Theodore s. Fay, our Min
ister 10 Switzerland, died at Berne on the 3lat OF
August.
Jos H Kicker, merchant In st Louis, committed
suicide on the Goth inst.
Lewis stanislsus. the Prussiau consul at Cincin-
natl, died on Saturday.
Il 10 said that Gen Houston IL about to take I'D bill,
Residence 10 Huntsville, Texas.
Rev VIM Case the Oldest Wesleyan minister 10
Canada had bis thah bone fractured on the 18th By
being thrown from his horse
The ehlneh bug 10 ravsging the rye crop In spott
syfvania to N alarming extent.
The Lowell Histories will not light up this season,
butahe long evenings will 90 to the operativea -
3he fastories new eiose at Ct o'clock.
ExTEHsIoA OF RAILReAD.-The Eredsrisksbure
Herald learns that the Richmond and Fredsrieks.
burg Railroad contemplate, change In the tsrmi.
nus OF their road. from Aeqaia Creek to polat some
ssn OF ntssn miles further North. along the Roto.
Ths 1Appahannssk. Va, Canal hes hssn epansd
Ior the nroRle1a Of hoatn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28
ARMY RESERVED LIST.


Now that the Navy has undergone a pur.
gative process, the people will demand, as
an act of impartial justice, and of duty
TO the interests of the country, that the
army should be subjected to the same puri-
lying ordeal. 1t is fair to presume that there
are as many incapable and inefficient officers
in the one service as the other. We under
stand that, in determining the position of
officers of the Navy, regard was had, not
only to the amount of sea service performed
bat to the general department of the officers
The same rule should be applied to the army
the idle and dissipated shouldreceivs the same
measure in one service as the other. The
mere creatures of buttons and embroidery
the hopeless simpletons who, because they
wear Uncle Sans livery, think themselves
better folk than their master, the people, and
turn up their nose at civilians, no matter how
far the latter may be their superiors in good
sense and in all that constitutes gentleman
such creatures as these-iilies of the val
ley, who neither toll nor spin-ought to be at
once cut off and cast into the fire. The Navy
and the Army were never intended as nurse
ties OF sristocracy, or as hospitals tor inca.
pables. None but men of intelligence, in
tegrity and laborious habits, as well as sp-
proved courage, ought to be admitted to
them or retained in them
The late purifying process in the NAVY we
regard as but the first step in the work of re-
form. Both army and navy should be peri
odically purged. But it will not do merely
to exclude the incompetent. Measures should
oetsken to admit the competent and deserv
ing, without reference to their social position.
promotion should be open to the common
sailor and to the common soldier who dis
.'nguishes himself in his profession. The
humble man on board ship should be made
10 ieei that it il in his power. by good con.
auct' skill and valor, to win the broad mem
nant OF Commodore. The private in the
ranks should be animated by the poss;b;l;,v
o. one day becoming Lieutenant Gsnsr,i
unoer such system. and animated bv such
impulses, who can set bounds to the militarv
ana naval achievements OF the Republic
ISIS stated that IS wotkmea h.xa h.., s,..
hom the Harpsr's Ferry Armory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

FIVE persons DRowNED.-We learn from the
Port Jervs IN " Union that on Tuesday last, at
Point Eddy, on the Della river. party of seven
persons, six men and woman, were crossing the
river 10 boat. ard when near the middle of the
river the boat filed and sank and five of the party
including the female, were drowned. The bod les
were recovered Guriog the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

TROUBLE AMONG THE CAYuGA INDIANS "A few
of the Cayuga Indians residing on the Csttaraueus
Reservation. have revolted deposed the old chiefs
and declared new ones In their places. They al
egs In their public manifesto that the chiefs have
been plundering the people of their annui,les, &c
Anopr those engaged In the movement are Smith
Wheelbarrow and CASHIER Darkness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

EXCLUDING GEORGIA CURRENCY. The Chicago
Tribune of Saturday notices the departure from
Galsna illinois, of q gentleman who was on his
wsy to Atlanta, Ga. with SITS 900 of Georgia cur
rency, which had bsen redeemed In consequence
of run on the banks The Wisconsin banks are
Increasing their circulation 10 consequence OF the
exclusion from the W. est of Georgia currency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

SINGULAR SUlcIDE.-Mrs. Elizabsth Sheldon, at
Lisbon, ST. Lawrence c0uoty, New York, on San.
day last, bent down the top OF tree, tied her
ak irts to It, and reps to that and about her neck
and Their let the tree sprirg back to Its place -
When found she Yves deea, though her feet rested
on the ground. She was disappointed 10 marriage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28
rANCER POSITIVELY CURED
WITHOUT THE IIRE OE THE KNIFE or


~ WITHOUT THE UsE OF THE KNIFE Or
CAUS1IC Having obtained, while viit to Eu.
rope. remedy for Csneer, on my return proposed
to test its eficscy having been assured In Europe
that 1t never failed TO the most vrulent
/ have tested its virtues 10 number of cases,
most of the patients from distance but several
within this city. and In every case with triumphant
sucsess Every case upon witch have tried, its
virtue had been subjected to the best medical and
surgiosl skill the country could afford and had been
abandoned by the Faculty a. incurable, before my
remedy was applied.
The first csss within the city was that of Robert
Nichols, residing In Bethel street, East Baltimore
The Cancer in the breast, very large, and Of
4 yesrs standing. 7eel
TIE next Ia that q our worthy either, Mr. Thos
Bissett keeper OF franklin Square 80 years Of
a,s; it was Cancer In tie neck Of over t~o yssrs'
standing. And the case Of Mrs Potts. No. Ill Grun
dy street, Northwest part Of the city; case OF Can
Ger In the breast OF over three yearY standing In
each OF these cess the Csneer has been extrketed
and these interesed call and examine for them
81 Ives The generous tumors are preserved and
osn also be en- ct 100 Baltimore It,
This remedy 10 guarsatsed to cure all external
cases where vitat orsanss are not affected No cuRE,
nopAY
Ths term. Away. rsgulstsd With cash Individual
before the application 10 mAds, Patients attend.
ed 1t any distance from the atty.
JOHN GATHERS. la2 Baltimore It
4 24-d5t Baltimore Ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

seven hundred new buildings have been or ar
being erected In Chicago, Illinois, during the pres
ent season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

The "Cn1MEA This peninsuls, to which 90
much interest 10 s,tached IL considerably larger
than the State OF Massachusetts. II contains D..
wards of nine thousand square miles; the climate
IL mild and the soil fertile. Il contains about 2OO
OGO inh abitnn.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

DEMANDING MILITARY CoMPANIKs-Adiu.ant
General Hodge having refused to obey Governor
Minors (of Gem ecticuD order for disbandng the
Irish companies, has been removed. and Captain j.
D. Wiilisms, who was appointed In bis place. has
Issued the order disbanding the ak Irish compa
niles of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

A SMALL ITEM The New York Sun, descantinp
on the extravagancies of dress in that city, est.
mates the annual cost Of dressing and jewellipg
the ladies of New York and Its vicinity, at from
thirty to forty millions of dollars, as much as II
coets to maintain the General Government
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

HENRICo CONFERENCE.-The. Jas. e.
lett, the Clerk of Henrico county court, has re.
ceived and forwarded to Norfolk and Portsmouth,
the sum of $54063, for the relief of the sufferers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

VIRGINIA Posi- OFFICE AFFA1Rs.-The Post
master General yesterday made the following ap.
pointmsnts: John w Richard, postmaster Smith q
Gap, Hampshire county, vice Henry 8 Richard,
Preston county, vice Jonathan Huddeson resign.
ed. William w McGehee, postmaster Poindex-
ter's store, Louisa county vice Daniel Saunders
real ned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

OFFICE OF g.. F. l. P X. r. Co.,
Riehmoud, oath Sept. 1855.
N0TioE.--A called meeting Of the Stock
holders of this Con pany, will be held at the office
Of the Company, in tbs city Of Richmond, on
THURSDAY, the 25th October next
BY order of the Board Of Dire etors
se25 G. w. MACMURUO, Fresar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

ALLEGED FORGERY CASES., Eaton. of Svra
cuse, N Y, has been arrested and held In S.. OO(
bail, to anawer q charge of forging pension papers
at ALBANY next month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

The HAxALL M1LLs.--We are glad to learn
that the Haxall Mills. which II was appre'
hsnded would not be In operation tor some
weeks to come, will commence grinding
again on Monday next. The damage caus-
ed BY the late disaster to these extensive
mills, was Ct a very serious character; but
by extraordinary exertion, the repairs have
been pushed forward with great rapidity,
and will be accomplished in much shorter
time than was anticipated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

BARRArRY-Cspt P Perkins, and bis mate. Frank
Boeart OF the brig Ohio, were arrested 10 Bangor,
Maine on Friday last for maliciously cas!ing their
vessel away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

.sWYMAE, the Magician, is drawing crowd
ed houses TO vituess his wondrous eats Of slight OF
hand His veatriloqvism ia Of high order. and his
exhibitions entertaining. II you wish to enjoy 3
good laugh, 60 and sea him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

SAULr ST. MARIE.-The ship canal is now Ia ex
celent condition. Forty.fvs vessels of "a 442 tom
Measurement passed through 1t In the month o
August. paying $500 toll. The cost of mainsainir;
the work for the month was 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28
WOODLAWN, NEAR RICHMOND.
wv For SALE.-Che enbscrihsr. Wishing 70 Re-

WOODLAWN, NEAR RICHMOND.
w FOR sALE.-Ths Subscriber. wishing to re-
move to the mountains will sell bis Property on the
Brooke Plank Road, one and half miles from Rich.
nond.
The tract contains 17S acres; about 10 acres In
woods, of which 90 acres are heavily timbered.-
There several beautiful building sites on the
land so acres cleared and highly improved hav.
Ing been cultivated by him a. a market garden The
place is remarkably healthy and the neishborhood
excellent There is we'll of fine water near the
dwelling. .--
The improvements ays Of the first order. having
been erected within the last four year, in the hand
somsst style, and Of the beat materials The dwell.
ling il so feet square, with two passages and stair
ways, with elegant portcoes In front and rear and
contains eight large rooms with FIRE places to each,
and come ctcd by folding DOORS besides four closets
The fufh OF the interior is chaste and beautiful,
marble mantels and hearths and modern grates with
the walls Handsomely papered. The sut-buildinss
first rate and consist of ktshen and storeroom
OF brick, connected to the dwelling by Q covered
way; large and wsll-but house for servants, cum
taining five rooms; handsome oetagon smoke house,
covered with TIM wAsh.h house, and one of the best
stables In Virginia, having accommodation for Is
horses. esrriages aud large amount OF forage
Toappreciste the property it 10 only necessary to
vie IT. and those dlsr osed to purchase respect
fully requeited to do 80,
Ii will be sold a. whole, divided to suit the
"a dGesv RICHARD HILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

Held TO BAIL.-The only case before
the Mayor yesterday, was that of Mr.. w Weisi.
ger, who was held to bail 10 the sum of $50 for as.
saulting two small boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

NEW York Sept. Is Cid sshr VIM n Dodge.
Aekiey, Richmond; q Parsley, Guiidsr, do.
This brig velosity. from Norfolk for Bsrbadoes. be.
fore reported put into Bsrmudain disress has been
condemned -.
ALBANY, Sept S.-Cld schr JOSEF hine, Wsfeiou'
'BALrInoRE, Sept 76.-Arrd sehr Island City, At
chison, Richmond
CITY PoINr, Sept. 26.-Arr'd schr Only Dsughtsr,
Vanciief DAYS from New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

NATIONAL BANK.-A charter for the "Natioua'
Bank OF New Granada" to be located In Bogota.
rican citizens, viz: Henry Wells, James Reoua.
Percy J Avery, Henry 8 Willis, Moses S,srbuck'
VIM Avery, Solomon Saunders and Lows D
Townley. The legal rate of interest is 10 Der
cank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

AUCTION Nor1oK.-The attention of the
trade, and country mershsnts. are collected TO our
o1.iock In our ssIea room % stairs n Main street.
A "a LARUe 4 SHINE, Aucts.
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Nr.s,. Vo,nrR Il PATToS return their

CHsrsr CHURCH, m THE VALLEY.-We
are informed that the vestry Of this Church have
lately called the Rev. W. y: WEss 70 the charge OF
SUNDAY morning. Soth inst. % 1s-1ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

WRxcx AND COLLISION On Tuesdsy last the
propeller st Lawrence, laden with pork, Il ur end
ghest. sprung q leak eff Fort Niagara, and was
run ashore. Her cargo will prove total los,. On
the 9th instar. the steamers Ontario and Niagars
came 10 collision, by which the latter was much
damaged. The collision occurred In open day
light
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

Scorr & Johnson, Attorneys at Law
WILLIAM c. scorr and MAHMADuKe JoHNseN have
ssaooiated themselves In the practice Of Law, and
vill attend al the Courts Of Richmond end Heureo.
NJ, SCOTT win attend the Couety and Circuit
Courts Of Powhstan, and Mr.. JOHNSON those Ct
Chssterhsld.
- Once No. 81 Main st. % N-7ewl0
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IflIt! -O.fU3 =,
To-Day the meeting closes with two mils heat
stake, FIR hch there are four Fsru,
One Eye Joe, Sebecce by TsllY.ho, aud Agitstor -
Waen left the the prospects CT the resalt,
tie horses having been Graded BY the racers, ma =
be calculated by the following: The four were put
in pool Of 800, in which Fanny Fern was taken al
S42, ice at SSs, and Rehecce and Aeitstor ct $lo
each. If Fanny Just up TO the mark thsse csicu'
laous may be right but if she ia the ssss eft thsn
Joe will tske hef" just as certain 80 two and two
make four. We predict that she race will be epir.
tied one, and Attract a large attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-28

Jon PRlNrEG.-In all the various i'm
provsments now making, that in letter press print.
ing has not been neglected, and the consequence II
that merchants, mechanics and profe sslonal can
now reash the public eye with cards aud circulars.
got W In the nestest style, at cost 20 trns that
the expense ie scarcely worth calculating. 10 the
saving machinery 10 la use. and the best workmen
are employed, the Proprietors prepared to fur.
nsh handsome printed cai3s at from S2 to IS per
thousand white or colored. and eireuls-s at from
81 SO to IS pes thousand The fssitiss they possess
for rapid priE.ins, give thea the means of doing
work az cheap az It be done at the North; and
they masters Of thoir profsssoa, they get
up In as good siyie: All who wial Cards Circulars
approaching Fair, would do well to send in their
ders and have them supplied at onGs lille there il
ample time to fill them. Sc 25-6.if
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Nor TRur.-There seems to be mistake
in tbs rumoi that gIMons had his Camera broken b
pissssin sttsnptins 70 tate the Likeness q o. l. u.
wife few days ago. The front glass Of his insru.
mont received very severe shock; but the opsrae
ton vas stopped before mush damage was done.
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Urvr srucJAL NOTICES.

WIN GocLDlH, Treasurer Of the Rich
:. md e.sidiar Yund Company. will r msir e bis
Office On Governor street ossweea s m III
an HoNDiY. tbs III Of October, for the purposs OF
ys.ssvtns Sues fsiliue dus on that day. % 2g--St
Mr.sas. yoLGrR & PArros return their
sueere thanks to the cisseEs OF kiehmend for thsir
pssrorsss daring the last two yssIs end beg lsavs
Nr w. 10. STUART, Who viii succeed them In their
School. - <S-Ssr
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rosr OF KicHkoNp. Sept. n.
SAILED,
Lnt-s-. NJ ,

SAILED,
sehr Merchant Winters, New York, mds w 4
0ehr Hope. Creighton. Baltimore, mds.
gehr Col Davis, Bailey, Baltimore, light.
ssbr Palestine, Young. james River, light.
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE lNSU
AVE- RANCE COMPANY-Ofice at ''Stetioner's
Hail." No. q Pearl street. Rchmond. va-This
Company hss paid in Richmond to Widows, Or.
phsns and Creditors, over SIXTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS, and 10 paying annual dividends Of IS per
cent to the insured 1t has capital Of over 81 000.
o00. No Company affords more security advan-
tsges to the insured.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent.
DR.. A. SNEAD, Medical Examiner. ne 28-ts
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EANCY GOODS AND MOTIONS for
i the county trade, al 90 l,w prices 90 thev can
be had any where. BENNETT BEERS.
sa& Druggists