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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

Msas Horf SC0Gentlrmou- uaed portion of bottle
Of Turf oil which very kindly presented with,
end take pleasure Ia say wing that found elrctual Ia
eruption Of the skin far which had been pacsod
Tor several years by physcaus without receiving tho
least benefit aIso recommended to friend of miue who
tr aomo months had been annoyed by similar eruption OF
the skin, aud ho informed me short suco that hom tho
use Of IN" hottlr he had been entirely cured
kespautIuliy, L. NJ. LEFTN1cll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

uAuS~OIlTBON.-Chr frsu Of QUAINT n Wal
dron, day dissolved by mutual consent The
will be used hv eitor partner In closing the hn
siuess persons having claims against them will please
present payment aud all persons indebted TO the
viii please and settle Their ahce will b,
kept at the old stand occupied by Mr T. /. Coffee
A w CnSANT.
WM A WALDRON.
Lynchburg July 3, lS56
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IN III undecided where ynn can get The titA1iNi
and BEST PIANOS Just postpone the matter until en-
take of H. p NASH trial You retain the money
until the Plano has given sausfsalen
He willing bond and security Furnish You with
a superior Instrument at a lew price.
orders especially entrusted To selection always receive
particular care. T. Z NASH. Piano Forte pealer,
n sycamore, corner of Bank rtrect,
D.ta .I,tY. A.,
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BHtE GtHE OIL FOR OLD SORES OF
= EVERY DESCRIPTIONS ON MAN OR BEAST.
WARRANTED 10 CuhE, AND NJ nAkaFR FHuM TNrosUhE TO
com. Price 30 cents per bottle
h"terd according ~ c AZ Congress The C}ts offer If s
Isfrs Court Hd Eastern Dsre of JHgfHia bg BOIh
D co, Rithmdtd, Ia. 80 sjte
READ TUE FOLLOWING;
Conn to store get pamphlet and read certhcneE
at performed by the Turf OH certificates truth oi
respectable and respected and Hauy others
here hon refer and doubt tsvana
medicine Tor one of II h worth pound 81
Other known Try and will be satisfied of what
1ltuE Tuiu OIt.-Road the following, and TO
store aud We viii tell you Of oors who bavo been
cured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-06

AzssOE.iJlON.-Ihe firm Of Mcdaniel. Hum A
~ Preston stills day dissolved by consent tn
maine 81 the e"nccIn wei be used by either partner closing
the business Their office viii be the old st d. now
"ecupiod Icy Mossls. Ifty Samd,i an
JOHh ROBIN MCDANIEL,
$ 4. HURT
PLEASANT PRESTON
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ttANDS! Hinuos-1hc sunseTiltr man.
~ faeiuref respectfully invites the attention, of all
" n II "t'o wish - purchase PIANOS. t. call nj lis
ware rooms, Main Street, Lyuchhurg Va on
Ps'sthe Narwrk House where always found an as
So'hh OF Unsurpassed llAADs both power and sweet
ness Oh touch finish and durability Ia
'"se"ood cases carved ana plain, &C. and which Ill . sold
very low for cash. good goabe parer Ali in."n,
are warranted in every respect '
Old Pianos taken ia exchange
Music of all description always on hand piouo and oil l,
OF musical Instruments repaired and tuned Wars r',s M
the secoud floor; entrance through the alley. "
june 3 Is crpr,,urr,
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RMus.. Mo.NTAlN WIZ. sroNEs..,
CARRIAGES. nUGGIEs. HocKA-

- have hand aud for sale pain superior
Mil Stones. Those ia want would do well 10 call soon
oct oats LEE d JOHNSON
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s,itnssrf, s,It :; -; ~ N - q
the Spring style Dress Hat the SATURDAY March
TIM us' un 81 ti- and the public ganerhllY
which viii b1 found Hal Ia tbs market IN hoHh
- style quality aud flush Alss lot ~ beautiful new styl
sun Hats r young Gents All those desiring dne Dffss II at
eclipse any thing in ths market viii phase call at the sig
ii the I'LL l. HAT
All hnds Of Hats made order aud dispatch
CUSTOMERS Hats dressed usual
mar Nm gTIiZIU
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yEsuE BUSINESS Of y. Il. n u. ~. NOWIs>
will be continued as though the death Of Joseph Now.
lin hndnot occurred provision having been made in
tract for the continuation If tho business in his
ma .1lS - HEM II NOWl1N
NOT At COsT.-,susu opened another LOT of
" those superior Sik F.,uncrd Robes silk Hoses Nantes
Elastic Bcs Nth another l1t Of Embroidered Collars New
supply OF Ladies' and Miss CATERS reduced prices At
Juno ls
uDlANO.--s have fine new Piano. whicl. 4
iIonpers Shoe Store nearly opposite McCorke 4 Jones
iaay ~ Is II. s HOOPER.
4 LOT Of fine Dried Peaches aud Apples, for
sar ny h g. GREENlfE.
june ~ IS
4 tTUOGRNpI PICTURE OF I.ynchbu,p-
In order 10 csn the consignment the subscriber, viii son
us ltcc and beautiful Picture ONE DOLL AR frn,rlv
sold al 81. Call and e. uline it.
iuncAtsl PAYNE a CHRISTIAN
EuANO, tsiANO. tsyNNe.-MCCORKI !,
~ JONES are receiving every dayS at their Grnrprv
Establishment on Main street. Fresh supplies Of the very n:
whi'h they invite the attention their lends and the nnbc
sop Its " '''''
NOTICE ENrRN.-New S.aoS. cf ,x,,, a,
rrirtinn, can he had cash We arc rn
teivinE this week many a very acsr,l ,rti
e a or "hoh wa De sold 1t small sdvarce cost
Joh' rus INo J PT RVS Agent
a NoGut& HEANX STOCK PF.,Oons
n H ~ NAV lSfi--lNo. ruRvfs Az. ia now reeai.
ing another SIMPLY Of Dry Goods of scrn5n ce,n
'''"'''' N"' ~nu '' Ion yourselves l9ts
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u Ease &c Martins If Cromastn, by ihas. Lever WI
kcrs Expedition Nicaragua by Wells; The Wanderer
Author Old Doctor Gabriel Vane his fortunes aud his fcr,
The above with Magazines received at MORSE S
iuv
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NEw GOODS AGAIN-:,a Jnl,, isaa.-ra

~ eaf Fans, Splendid lot Lawns (Ncw Styles inghans
caleoas Irish Linens, received and ar sale oheal
for cash, by JND. J. fERNlS, Aga
in Nv rs
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"l'ht 10 is day dss lved by mutual consent -
LESSONS having claims against billiard Walton aud Oil
mem ana these Indebted to billiard Walton and billiard
'u'ee WIN make payment 10 T. g. Grecuce who aor,
nh"zed to settle and same The name Of f
Is only To be used in settlement the debts bv T. q r.
and no else. ( MI niee
ni'a ID us J.. q. GKEENIFF
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JEW tsoODs.-Thc subscriber has now received l,is
~ complete stock OF Spring and Summer DRY GOobS.
10 which the attention OF his friends public in general
Is fespectny called Having taken advantage of The do
pressed state OF the market In purchasing his Goods he Will
De able 10 otter great inducements TO buyers
ihe articles TO mention thcrn c,r l
"nla an the articles which general Dry toaii business
% sues large assortment Of Boots, Shots Hats
LAPS tmbfeIlas Paasos Sc Country Merchants are es.
eiay invited to call On him before they go further East Inc
is determined to Sell Richmond Prices Strr .ttii'
"'i be paid 10 orders Come and all
an \
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DIAPER HANssENGs.-Wcu rrpov ,,c,,;,,.

4 tHAnPAIt.>E W&NE.--.yu.r rec,i,cJ .,,,,,
- "r SAFE lot OF superior Champaign Wine quart and
f'"i 9o't''' Tan %-tsl LEE a JOHNSON
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ATOTICE.-unviDg purchased of ucssrs. Co
~ and Wsldrnn all thcy Machinery Stock Tools
and taken the stand formerly occupied by thcm, fully
prepared AZ the shortest notice
Tobacco Mnuds and Fancy Tobacco Boxes every desc
ton in short all kinds work formerly ly them
have employed the wcrkmru formerly with Moss Consn
Walron and fed cuutdept that viii he able please
who may faNormc with their patronage Orders respect
fully solicited LEGAR L. CoFFEE
FuNuE under ~ sned I'm wing sold NIL their Win
q chinery Stuck. MIR L. /. Coffee
their friends patrons PROMPT
and FAITHFUL workman and gentleman he re-.
lied upon CONANT & wALDRON
July 4sjm
n1ssOIUTION.--Thed r,n ofDiiInrdA WAL
~ IoN Is this day Dissolved by mutual consent AL persons
having claims will present them Dni4NHn
GEkNiks fnr ment and those indebted win make pay
the Tho Of the only
liquidation. 5000. NN, : DILLARH,
sdts JAS. g. WALTON
XXTANTED.-ThG subscr ibcr " ishes To hire n
w good Female House Servant Tor the balance tho
July ~ts JOHN II. SfAi.
uDALM LEAF EANs.-Amether lot Of Pain,
= Leaf Fans, just TO hand j \ STliLER 81 co
Rep. eop.. ulv -.
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Together with n wen solicited stool Of Prmos, &
shell Almnuds English nnuts. filbcria, Palm
roni, NermAcola Maple Sugar, tnrrants, rrosor
Sartines. Pickles IN Jars brandy Peaches, import
aud Principe Cigars at the best quality. Fanny
Confectionery uf HllIktndH. W alklng Canes banlos
Boy Drums Fanny Articles, TOYS, Sc Plain
Candies manuia, turcd daily Of tho best material II
10 suit respectfully aolirit call from city and c
cra AHno charge Ia made FOR showing the goods.
hay1ts = 4
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State Of Tennessee.

Chancery Court at Winche ;ter, for Franklin
County. Clerks Office, July 1G, 1856.
Thomas Finch, admir- Of Richard Sharp, ST.,
deceased,
VS..
Robert Hancock and wife JULIET Jane John
II. Decberd and wife Elizabeth, Wea.
YER, Emily Jane Weaver, and Lucy Elizabeth
Weaver.
On motion of complainant, and it ap.
pearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk 4
Master that the above named defendants
are non residents Of the State of Tonnes.
see so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on them, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the
Winchester Appeal, newspaper publish.
ed in the town of Winchester, Tenn, for
three successive weeks. requiring said
nonresident defendants to make their
personal appearance herein on or before
Wednesday after third Monday in August
next and plead answer or demur to com.
plainants' bill or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing expartc
as to them. A copy attest.
July19 HUI. FRANCIS, G. & NJ.
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elect a man with frccsoil sentiments,
but run by party which, although d.
vidcd upon the question, still adhcres
together orparty purposes, and there
fore they vote for Mr. Buchanan. 1t
is well known that Martin Van Buren,
is fully up to all such political legcr-
demain, and his course can easily be
explained in this way and no other
He is just the man to encourage such
duplicity, and it is perfectly natural
tohim to take the position assumed by
him. Let Southern Democrats remcm-
Der that while they arc voting for Mr.
Buchanan, that they are cooperating
with the most prominent frcesoiers in
the Union.
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State Of Tennessee.
Chancery Court at Winchester, Tenn
Clerks Office, July IS, 1856.

Chancery Court at Winchester, Tenn.
Clerks Office, July IS, 1856.
B. Crisman VS., P. S. Decherd.
On motion Of complainant, and it ap,
pearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk u
Master that the above named defendant
is non resident of the State ofTenn,, so
that the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served on him, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Win.
chester Appeal, a newspaper published
in. the town Of Winchester, Tennessee,
for three successive weeks requiring said
non resident to make his personal appear
ance herein on or before Wednesday af
ter the third Monday in August next, and
plead answer or demur TO compliments
bill or the same will be taken as confess.
cd and set for hearing exparte as to him.
A copy attest.
July19. HUI. FRANCIS, C & NJ.
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State Of Tennessee.

Chancery Court at Winchester, Tenn,
Clerks Office, July Is, 1856.
B. L. Russell
VS..
l.. E. Tucker, Chester Tassell.
On motion of complainant, and it aP'
pearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk
& Master that said defendants are non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee so
that the ordinary process Of law canno!
be served on them, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Wmcbes'
ter Appeal, a newspaper published in the
town Of Winchester, Tennessee, for three
successive weeks, requiring said non'res,,
ident defendants to make their personal
appearance herein, on or before Wednes'
day after the third Monday in August
next, and plead answer or demur to com
plainant's bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte
a. 10 them. A copy attert.
Julyl9 HF. FRANCIS, c. & NJ
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Educational.

The regular examination of the rr,,o
oitheWlNCHESTER FEMALE A TCSII,
Envy will commence an 10 O'Clock w. -
l uesday ncxt, 22nd inst, at the Cumh'
and Presbyterian Church. The pa,,o '
and friends of education are invited IN U u,
tend. The exercises will continuo e.
several days. 70
July 10, 1856. :,
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Tribute OF Respect.

Alta special meeting Of Cumberland
Lodge, No. 1853, Ancient York Masons
held in Masonic Hall in the town oil
Winchester, Tenn, on the 18th inst.
to take into consideration the death OF
Brother Jos. w. CARTER, q member OF
this Lodge, who departed this life this
morning about half past 6 o'clock, il
was unanimously resolved that the
Lodge would inter the remains of our
lamcntcd brother with masonic hon
ors, on the following morning at 10
O'Clock, and, on motion, a committee OF
three, consisting of A. G. CLorToN, HU.
FRANCIS and J. w. WILLIAMS, be ap-
pointed to draft suitable preamble and
resolutions, and report to the Lodge
on Wednesday evening, the 10th inst,
WHICH REPORT WAS AS FOLLOWS:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an allwise
and beneiiccnt Providence to visit our
Lodge by death, and remove from our
midst our much esteemed and highly
gifted brother, JOS. w. CARTER, who
departed this life on the morning Of
the llth inst, therefore be it
Resolved, That while we bow with
humble submission, to this sad be-
Of Divine Providence, we
believe the Judge Of all will do right.
Rcso7ccd, That by this sad plov.
dcncc We are again reminded OF our
mortality, and that truly, "while we
are in life We are in the midst ofdeath."
Resolved, That in the death Of him
whom we now mourn, our fraternity
has lost one Of it's brightest members,
Jealous and able defenders: our COM
munity u useful, benevolent and pub
lie spirited cili2cn-thc bar an cmin-
ent .jurist and courteous gentlemen;
the Legislative councils Of our State an
able and dignifed representative; his
family kind and altcctionatc hus-
band and do!ing father.
RcS0}rcd, That while we have but
little of this worlds consolation to Of
fer, we do most sincerely and anec-
iionatcly render TO the family Of our
deceased brother our heartfelt sympa-
thy on this their sad bereavement.
Resolved, That we wear the usual
badge ofmourning for thirty daysin to-
ken of our sorrow for our departed
brother.
Rcsoloed, That a copy of these res
olutions be furnished to the family of
our deceased brother, and that the
same be published in the Winchester
APpeal and the Nashville papers,
BY order of the Lodge.
ADAM HANCOCK, Secretary.
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Keep Cool.

The citizens Of Winchester and yici0i,
are hereby notified of the fact that our SoS!
Fount IS IN perfect state of working orIe'
and all lovers of this delightful beverage 'o ~,
requested TO call and regale themscIvcss ~, n.
often as they have inclination, as we nre a u
ways prepared to wait on them. o. Ice o w
hand. '""
HOUGIlTON & LOUGHMILLER
July 10 #
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There are some things which smack
of richness, and which would aston
ish people, if anything could astonish
them. One of these things is the
Nashville Union and american sug-
costing the names of delegates to a
National Wing Convention!-Frank.
lin Rericw.
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Estray.

Taken up by A. 7. Fagg, ten miles Esan
north Of Winchester, on the waters Of Elk
River, cne sorrel mare, with star in her
fore head, hind feet white, marked with GEAR
shod all round, and supposed 10 be 10 or 70
years old last Spring. Appraised to $65 on
the 7'h of July, 1856.
JOHN 7. SLATER, REC,
July 10 81
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR.. A. G. ClOptOn having porn

DR.. A. q. C1OPtOn having permanently
located in Winchester offers bis professional
services to the citizens of the county.
Knox's family grocery; residence, ono for.
merry occupied by F. 7. Estill. Esq
MaI22 ~
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BOOTS, SHOES and e;
BROGANS, -.

Sole Leather, Talsces, Trunks, and
Travelling Bags,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JNO. RAMAGE,
AZ College street, NASHVILLE,
A large and superior stock of Boots, Shoes,
Caters, Buskins. Slippers, &c, for Ladies and
Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and Children. In
addition to my regular purchase | am con.
stantly receiving stock Of every description,
Of the best manufacture and at the loves,
prices. Call at AZ College street.
July 10 ly JNO. RAMAGE
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G.. vi. FARMER,
AT HIS OLD STAND, SOUTHEAST c.
OF THE I3 SQUARE,

OF THE L-.aky SQUARE,
Winchester, rNksy Tennessee.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and will furnish any article in cabinet furni.
ture at the shortest notice, either of his own
manufacture or CT factory work. He is de-.
termincd that no one shall undersell him or
give more inducements for custom. ANY
article Of his own make that does not prove
to be such as he sells it for may be returned
on his hands.
COFFINS FURNISHED
at all times as cheap os any other person will
furnish them, and on the shortest notice, and
sent TO any portion Of the country without
extra charge. His horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known and cannot be
surpassed in point Of gentleness in any
country.
July II, 1856. 1y
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Rutherford TELEGRAPH,

PUBLISHED AT MURFREEsBORo, TENNESSEE,
w. T. T. OFT, PROPRIETOR,
r. S. NORTHCOTT, EDITOR.
Or American in politics; Circulation 1000;
Terms, 50 per unnum, in advance.
]ulv 10 1v
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Senator Brooks has expressed dc,
termination to resign his scat in Con.
gress.
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The State Agricultural Bureau has
s lccted the 18th of October next as
the commencement of the annual State
Fair. 1t will continue during the
week.
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FOR THE DISTRICTS,

FOR The DISTRICTS,
ist Dist.-N. G.. TAYLOR, OF Carter.
2d. MOSES WHITE, OF Knox.
Cd REESEB. BRABSON. Of Hamilton.
a,h. w. p. HICKERsON, OF Coffee.
9th. ROBT HATTON, OF Wilson.
9Th w. II. WISENER, OF Bedford.
Gh. f." &C. GROVE OF Giles.
9th, }. NJ, QUARLES, OF Montgomery.
OH, d" ISAACR R. HAWKINS, of Carroll.
10th. " jos. II. MOSBY, OF Fayettc.
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SpEAKiNG OF THE ELECTORS.

Hon. NEIL S. Brown and the Hon.
IsAM G.. HARRIS, candidates for Elector
for the State at large will address the
people on the Presidential questions at
the following time and places:
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The Old.Line Wings of Maryland
are for Fillmore, almos, 10 a man.
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Or James Campbell continues the business
at The ola stand, where he is always prepared
to accommodate customers. He is thankful
for past patronage and very respectfully So.
llcl's continuance. Call and examine his
groceries before purchasing elsewhere.
July 10, 1856. ,f
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Dissolution,

THE partnership heretofore existing ho
tween James and Joseph Campbell, under ,he
firm of J. a. J. Campbell, in the Family Gm.
Gerry business, was dissolved on June loth bv
mutual consent. James Campbell is the an /!
thorlzed agent to wind up the business of ,be
hrm. Those indebted will confer a favor bv
calling and closing their accounts.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
July 10 IF JOSEPH CAMPBELL
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.
rnp v'IIr or 'pt,

FOR THE STATE,
Hon, NELL S. BROWN, Of Davidson,
HORACE MAYNARD, Of Knox.
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Chancery Court at Winchester, Tenn
Clerks Office, July Is, 1856,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

STATE PENssyLvANIA,ls q.
County Of Philadelphia, N u,.,,
Thomas b. Florence. President and Edward Il Helmboid
Secretary Of the Farne and Mechanics Insurance Company
Being seyers duly sworn depose and and each for himself
saws that the foregoing tue full and correct statement OF
Ls affairs the sad copoaton and that they ere the above
described officers thereof - g.,
THOMAS r. FLORENCE, PRECEDENT,
EDWARD r. HELMBOLD, Secretary.
srbscrbod snd affirmed before me- this fifteenth day Of No
,.,oIeT I0S5 CHARLES d. FREEMAN,
Alderman and Justice ofths Peace.
cERrIFIcATE AUTHORITY.
STATE OF NEw-YoRS, CoSPrRoLLERs OFFICE,
ALBANY, Nov. Is, 1870
Whereas Tho ard Mechanics Insurance CO. To-
Gated at Philadelphia the State Of Pennyivanis has com
Piled all the acquisitions Of the act eRted An Act 20
Provide for the Incorporation of Fire Insurance Companies
passed June 2 1882 By appointing Ambrose W. Thompson OF
New York the County Of New York. a. its Attorney on
whom process Of be served and also complying with
the requirements Of said Act low therefore Jamo' ~
Cook COMPTROLLER of the Steo Of NewYork pursuance OF
the OF the Act aforesad do hereby certify that Am
brose Thompson Of NewYork in the County OF
l. authorized agent Of the aforesaid Company transact the
business Of this State - he may be Legally
by his letter Of appointment and tho Instructions
which NAV be given TO him BY tho said Company.
In Whereof have hereto subscribed my nsms ana
the seal Of office H. 81 to be sised the ds{ AID
year above written JAS NJ COoh, COHptrohoH
II. X. HAswELL, lns Clerk
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Jn6ia Rubber GOODS.

TNDA-RUBBER GLOVES, for CHAPPED
l. HANDS, SALT RHEUM, ae-Thsy are an e<eelset pro
lection u sweeping and ear. coal fires Lined Glove. .nd
Mtens for cold and wet weather Psme and Oystsrnss
Hitens heavy Gloves Tanners and Wostsn Acids Foo
ssle by al Rubber Desers and At
GOODTEARS GLOVE Co. No IS John 81. ap stai1-
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Gurnitnre.

XNARREN WARD, ENAMELED FURNl-
w TURE MANUFACTURER. has removed from No IA
building No SO Canal st.. tour doors east
Broadway where he continues 10 keep large assortment OF
Ensmeled Chamber Suites OF ell colors and styles snd prices
VARYING from ~ per and upward finished oil coots ami
styles ornanentng and warranted in respect Tue
Trade and Others are invited 70 call and examine
WARREN WARD, No. % Canals
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Clothing.

lust FINISHED-The most splendid HATS
ever offered the public the low price Of So usually
sold at -. Neat Hats 81 -. BROWN. No 30 Canslst
VOUTH's and CEILDRENs CLOTHING for
i all ages from three 70 twenty years, at WHOLESALE,
J. d. CLOSE, BAILEY Co. No SPrkplaeo, N 7.