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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Oaygrnai-h Hiuer-.-Krnd the following let
and cseefntd by al who AMY t'm -
sntiausH with iis, otou to make my conspc
ike the opportunity {" ''rto lie afflicted The heneht
a ave thr Ir frafa's O1sge.itsd Bars
recommend ih.m taatisr- Iar have heer,
troubled WIN nss i al ~ tentan' cNis sa'h a haiu
lrncy constipation sever, attacks "farhoa accompaniment by
sil - sr,rrf .igians from, ~, obt, med oni, TIM
pray and inning short nv disease returning
IN mali gai;x Concluded, wi advice friends Tut
wilan ile ica- to try tn. OK, gcnatd
Br,crs the Of whiel found immediate relief ha,
ing return Of wafer bs after taking the hs port
continued /" use acrdng 10 the directions until had taken
eight bottles which ate entirely cured me My weight
Ia. increased some thirty five pounds aud health perfect
ran Truly say that consider tn oNsgenaed Filters he het
tonic cxan have recommended them to several who have
1aur. respectfully CALEB PARKER.
Neas s,2aIq Ne, W. eesaI IT'S s wgaggsr n
For sse by } Il. SEAY
= dscjawl Nv
Hoiiowny's oiu,mrni.-The Gr-, surgeons Of
this great country generously neb recommending this
celebrated niment to their patients aud public generally as
an efeea cure Tor wounds sores anu ulcers eNe "en All
Soji II The nannfartare, NJ eO Maiden Lane New York
and No Al strand London ana - all Druggists at Zoe
63lc, aud 81 per box lmar - div
Davis Pni, KiIirr.-s was attached with dys-
entery AMI soon became very dstressng used this medi
cine according directions, AMI cured i'll three days
My attacked with pain in the stomach in conse
qucnee eating after 1T Of sickness she was re-
hcyed in few minutes after taking this medicine 10 use her
words she said She felt the pam remove after hg had Ia
1 rs 40 2 ~, Nv I,at s hall tbe IL in Xyas off. a..
Piled medicine immediately, and it took the fire out and
healed In less time than one heated be
fore children fell over chair and bruised It's head
bud the bruse Dispersed by bathing n thus
medicine. iwimenon case more of ii, wonderful effect
curs a by my sons falling of doors and
cutting himself ally the pain was soon relieved anu e
healed by this medicine. L. fact it is the best family
medicine USED for the colds coughs and null
Der OF other complaints incident =, he human family
PERRY VI rEGkMAN. Fall River
For sale by Druggists Ggoeers ui Medicine Dealers every
where
mar 27-l1w
We hen I'D of soss,r tsnisisin. cures be-
ing male by Prot Dc Grtifs Electric Oil II seems to act
parts with remarkable ei,cc and in short
health regains sssa. e1u be had of the
here, SEE ad verisement ia another column.
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MAT E.EasayED-so Hosr. orange. ~

] pAEsssEIs- au.ur Drops for " or.ns-A
, fresh supply just to hand and tor te by
~ SrROTHER X WHITEHEAD Druggists
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r..i,..s. or,he Late aa,I~n, accident.

UtNt Hak. SUNDAY E.rhlne .-Ihe srrtltes III most
II the churches Of ali denominations. to-day, have
uarak,n Ut the character OF funeral sermons either
m some member al Tie cOngfeg ttjou 10 particular, or
tor the f,td disaster generally. The church DEUS
were ,olcd at intervals There is abatement OF
lie excitement. II clock, the body of the Rev.
Mr. Booker. Baptist minister placed ut the loot
ui The pulpit IN ui uNn chureh in Park street. The
funeral -ermJu. lai II preached by the ley Mr.
iiaFp-r W4z listened IL with GREATNESS attention ny
% ltrzr and -ofra@ing congregation. HE chuTen
was drape1 ia black. After the sermon the funeral
took place the hJdy attended 10 the cemetery by
81 Iafec assenbhge. As several of the unfortunate
passen1or sele buried to-day the scene at the Gem
etary was gloomy and sorrowful in the extreme kx-
Councilman DouaI stunrts remains were conveyed
- 81 Nuys cemetery. the bishops bpIng ut the head
ul tir rtoeessiou which could no! have eonpfiSel
los tItu 81 carriiges, besides thousands oil pedes-
trims. Mrs Sleyenson's remains and those OF Mr..
henderson, conveyed to the Burlington cemetery
together aud followed by still larger number OF
carriages, indie d. the procession Of carriages could
scarcely have been less than two miles long. Ham
ton presented altogether sad and melancholy as
poet yesterday. The spectacle of whole city IN
mourning was strange and thrilling in the extreme.
-7oronio Leuier.
The SsENE NsnF rHE LAsr Gait seems that,
notwlth standing the perpendicular position IN when
this went Gown into the canal, most Of the pas
seugcrs retained their seats until the struck the
bottom. One gentlemen, who is more, STA
ted on Saturday afternoon, that lie aud the rest all
keptihcir seats rs 1t seemed to him. nnaccoGntably
Although this circumstance admits Of an cas-, eXpa-
nation, according TO natural laws when the Sudden
shoek occurred consequent on the termination Of the
leap Of 60 feet the seats all olted from their po-
sitian. The gentleman alluded To said he was per
tcclg onsrous of thr seat above him, aud its occu-
pant violently striking that on which he was, and
breaking his back.
The House of Assembly of Canada has appointed
Il committee Of Investigation TO inqu re into the cause
Of the accident.
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We hn,c beard of SOM Ia tsnisi,in. cures be-
ing male by Prot be Grahs Electric Oil II seems to act
the parts with efce and in short space
ut time hrah regans suas. Item be hal of the agents
here, advertisement ia another column.
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4 bSE- %"ilae months line, "a Pac;.ci EoG! com
tanning tHu bond. pas able to til" undersigned aud t
ted .+tlt ha. luudrrd AID 10 lars
and ~ ecL and pay aide Hannah Nhavers Fittynnc
Dollars 10 the public
cautioned trade The Pocket 30, also contained If
teen dollars and fifty cents in money.
NlNNEY SIIAEERS.
4 i APRIL, received NOR ELS.
cots
QIARPER's MAGAZINE FOR APRIL,
L ceived at LANGHORNE WALKUPS.
cots
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this great country generously aud nnby recommending this
celebrated ntmeni their patients aud public generally
eectaa for wounds and ulcers even when all
other means have failed
sold the manufactures, NJ. eU Maiden Lane New York
and No III strand London by all Druggists, at Bic,
and per box mar y div
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SPERRY'S HOTEL,
.1Tr HTRPHYr.S CAMP.

III NGRPWIfS CAMP.
FHNIlE commodious Fire Proof Building, MnYA
Il lately erected by the subscribers at-A=...s.-
Murphys, has been elegantly furnished through
out, after the most approved style and is now
ready for the reception of guests Parlors and
suites of rooms for the of ladies exclusively,
and parties visiting the Big Trees or other
natural curiositics in the vicinity.
The management Of the domestic department,
is confided to Mrs Perry. lady of experience.
The BAR is stocked with fine Wines and Lii
quors, and the lardcr daily supplied with sea-
sonable delicacies.
Stages arrive and depart daily for Mokelum-
ne Hill, Sacramento, Stockton, Sonora and CO.
lumbia.
Parties of Pleasure. and transient guests,
will find every accommodation for their COM
fort SPERRY & PERRY.
Murphys, August 30, 1886. sept25-tf
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assessed tax of 80 cents on the Sl0O to meet
its payment which added to a portion of its
general fund.- will rapidly liquidate our demand.
The equity, if not indeed the necessity of this
compromise we trust will be readily seen and
approved, its tendency not only being, to bring
money into the public purse, but meanwhile, by
aflording market for the sale of our war
rants, will greatly enhance the value thereof.
In accordance with the law, the Board have
also made provision and given orders to the
Sheriff, to organize chain gang, to be COM
posed of persons sentenced to the county Jail
for minor offences or the non-payment of fines.
Heretofore the imposition of fine has with
few exceptions proved farce and those who
committed infractiohs of the peace or offences
within the jurisdiction of a Justice have es-
capped almost withimpunty, simple confinement
beng scarcely any punishment at all. Under
this system, evil doers will be at least COM
pelled to earn their subsistence, and thus relieve
the county of one of its most expensive charges.
The attention of Magistrates is particularly di-
rected to this subject TO the end that its object
be attained. In this connection we may also re-
fer to the neglect that is so frequently apparent
in the manner of making out commitments If
the Magistrate be ignorant of the requirements of
the Statutes in these matters application
should be made for advice to the county Judge
or the District Attorney, or he should altogether
refrain from this exercise of his power.
In conclusion, we would say that during our
session we have been diligently employed in
arranging the details of the public business,
and now we think it needs only that all the CO.
ordinate branches of our county government
should combine their efforts, and greater alac-
rity on the part of our county officers to per-
form their duties, to place county and its
finances in the favorable position they should
occupy.
III connection with this report we publish
a statement of the receipts and disbursements
of the county Treasurer since the last report
of the county Treasurer.
BY order of the Board,
n T NORCROSS Chairman
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The Rochester Times says: We
could never understand the reason why
the man who sells yard of cloth, or hoe,
or an axe, or pair Of shoes, is regarded
by the community as a better or more re-
spectacle man than he who made it-nor
he who sells barrel of flour, or ships it
off to another country, than he who raised
the wheat from which it was manufac-
tured
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-14

Res~ The Odd Fellows of Shasta gave
ball on the 23d February, in honor of the
birthday of Washington. 1t is said to
have been one of the most brilliant affairs
ever witnessed in the northern part Of the
State.
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ARMOR s KOosER, Publishers

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION year, in
variably in advance, $500; six months, $500 !;
three months s. 90.
TERMS OF ADNERTISING.-One square of
twelve lines, first insertion, $3.50; each sub
scqucnt insertion, Sl.25. liberal discount
will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Bust
ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $500 per
month
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&S.2ola0

In addition to the above, there has been
drawn, since January lst, as fees, and
per diem of witnesses and Jurors in
criminal cases, Auditors warrants
amounting to-. .012 10
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Chas. A. Clarke, stationery, etc. 500
Chas. A. Clarke, for blankets furnished
Jail, 90
n L. Broughton, three months salary
as County Auditor, 90
Paul Sparito interpreting, g,...................500
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;l.697.69

Upon the Amount in School Fund, the Su-
perintendent of Common Schools has drawn
orders in favor of the Trustees of the different
School Districts
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VENHlS POPULAR AND COMMODIOUS HO-
IA tel, situated IN one of the most pleasant and
convenient localities In the town, is constantly
open for the reception of 7 TRANSIENT and
PERMANENT BOARDERS. The rooms are
spacious, thoroughly ventilated, and furnished
with view to comfort The dining hall is the
best in the place, where the patrons of the house
may depend upon finding the table spread with
the choicest edibles the market affords.
The Bar is furnished with the choicest bands
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
BOARD AND LODGING.
Per Week single rooms $1,000
Per Week, double rooms, ,................ 500
Without Lodging, ,........................ 100
Single Meal, ......................... rs
Meals at regular hours.
Bsas Payment to be made invariably in adj
vance. nov % i56-tf
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II T. PORT
OF TIE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
February Term, 1857.

The Board met on Monday, February ID
During the Term, the following bills were al
lowed
W.P. Buchanan, for defending criminals $4,000
Drs. Kelly & Boon, from INDECENT Sick
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Total allowed from INDECENT Sick Fund 81 ,2l5.50
Benz. Fuller, services us Constable, S37 90
John Rodgers, as Con. 4 dp'y Sh if 1850
ii. W. Squires as Constable, ,.......l 90
Sam Bachelor, . as Constable. 90
Chas. w. Littler,.' con. & dpty Sh'H, H,....l2 24.20
]. Tyson, as Constable. ......... 81 20
A. T. Adams . as Constable. ,......... $500
Robert H. Paul :: as constable, ........l52 30
J. G. Daniels, summoning witnesses, ,.........9.50
F. Parton, School Marshall, ,.................4800 90
r. IT, Paul, School Marshall ................ so 90
Dr. Thos Armstrong, making postmor-
tenn examination, n,........................ 1900
DrS. Brotherton & Hepburn, medical SER
vices at Jail, 90
Calayeras Chronicle, printing, $3.50
Do do do ............... 5000
San Andreas Independent printing. .......1S2.5O
VI. l.. Dudley, fees and salary as Dis
trict Attorney. 90
W. J. Gatewood, District Attorney, ......1l0.O0
Robinson, Beatty & Bats, legal services
i'll Supreme Court in suit with ANA
dor County, Observation-Disclosures. . 600 90
Chas Ii. Schrocbel, services as Deputy
Sheriff. I6l i 0
b. X. Thorn, services as Deputy Sheriff, 1000
d. L. Milford, do do .....95. 90
Isaac Belts, do do .7s 90
V. f. Faures, interpreting, ng,..............3O.oO 90
u A. Bosquet ............... so 90
). {. Florence, repairs OH Court House
anu furnlturc ....................lS.0 90
L. 5. Louttit, repairs on Jail, 50
John O'Neill, conveying insane persons
TO Asylum. 30 90
Chas. ii. Elias, conveying two insane
persons to Asylum, ............. 90
Chas. \. Clarke, conveying two insane
persons to Asylum 100 90
O. I. Tibbits fees as Justice of the
1edCe, ............... 90
O. T. Sibbts per diem, Associate Judge. 80 90
l.. NJ Schrack, services as Supervisor, $50 90
n ". Green, . /" .....l8O. so
n. T. Norcross, q !" ...157 90
Chas. A. Clarke, boarding prisoners,
and salary of Jailors, s,...............1,29 ,29s 90
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RECEIVED INTO GENERAL FUND.

iNUlJtTTtSOIS
RECEIVED INTO GENERAL FUND.
From Merchandise and other Lcen-
ses, collected by Treasurcr....... 81 ,994.5O
Deduct Amador portion of Bridge Lii
censcs,...... ..................... 10000
Nett to Calaveras County,.."....... 81 ,S64.5O
Paid by Sheriff, amount of property
tax collected of 1885, 5............ G342O
Do do 1856, 6,............... 47l.79
Paid by Sheriff, balance of Foreign
Miners Licenses of ls5e,......... 5,54S.32
Fines collected and paid by Justices
of the Peace, .......................... 455.oO
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SCHOOL FUND.

Dec. l6.-Balance in Fund as per
last report of Treasurer, ,............
Feb. Cash received from State.
DO do DO Sheriff,
taxes collected for 1865, .............
DO do do 1856, ,............
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THE INDEPENDENT

Is published every SATURDAY MORNING,
at San Andrcas, Calaveras County, Cal. Office
in Corcoran's Fire-proof Stone Building, corner
of Main street and Broadway.
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-14
DISBURSEMENTS.

BY paid intererest due January lst.
on Calaveras county Bonds, ,........
Treasurcrs per cent. on $331.l4,..
Balance in fund ,............ ........
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STATEMENT

Of Receipts and Disbursements Of the County
Treasury since tie last Report gf The Board Of
Supervisors.
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-14
Gotels, Restaurants, Mr.
KINDERH00K EXCHANGE.

&;A NJ CALAHAN.. ppopprprop Ia
G%%::EEn 'of''ih OK f;S;f5
Corner Of Broadecdy -Hain ST., san ANDRE1S.
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q L . r - IN q aTO = q,
f1sHk undsnigned takes piessurein announcing
TO his old frsBds and ~. public generally, thai
be has Just opened = CLUlhING STORE, whore
will be- fons1 = complete rtaGent ~ bpsiag 81
Summer Clothing, and Gti tlenen's FarnishipH
Goods, which have been purchased ~ tho lowest
rates In the Eastern markets and will b. cold tuo(
y cheap - they can b. hsd any where IN ~ ety.
Gentlemen are invited 10 all and examine fou
themselves. A. W. GRIFFITH,
meh14.dIy ~ Main-st.
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prairie state stoves.

.hs sh.sas,rs 81 which il ~ we'll and iavssaoly
Known i. y this ana y. -.
sgo il posssss every ssai stove; Il
49,. 49,. - ~ atood the most severe tes0 y
an, cses sssvs sos il sas. Or eoss4s.s. !, =
an n .rsh ~ - ere willing 70 wasrsS. =
purchasers ie5ssA Jss CoNsTOCK Z BIO.
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= coMsToCK ) EMO
AaWk.Eye state.

4 STOVE With gssat capacity Tor beth eo ssie
"A .and Heating. We make three nies - 49, ~
aad 10 syery rer SON with large families and eele
Rouses vc VOC Dire commend this astieae.
COMSIuCK kRO.,
Il n Aain-at
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BANKS NOT kxcklvxD.
seivSd b. any u tbs baakses - shbs city.
Ksis Clay sank PsnnsylvsA1e.
Warren Cousty Dsnk, Peansylvanla.
Nscomb Co. Bsnk. NJ. ClsmsAs, Atsh.
Aslingtop Bsat, Washingtsa, p.
kyshanfs Bank ofTsnn., AUffTeeeeoYo ,Esna.
Sasisss nAak u lndiasn, Csansssvills.
I Hank u MIST Tssnsssss, Knexville, Toss.
kasners aoa Merchants Dank, ofssaeessss ,oeS
vsllsy BASH. HAepsslAMn. -.
Asaslsstsssss 'sad nsch: haeki Cciuaeas nee.
Piaatsyss anl nssAanisss Dsnk, psltsas go.
H~asss neak, Wiskiord, \ 4.
knevUfth Donk, kllSwefth He.
Wooster 0aak, Danbafy, Cenn.
Bsak Of sAs RsSsssis, PSsviasxss. =. !.
ksneaeteg DaAk Psnn.
Csntse oeek .ooush Chins, Maips.
Dsnk Of Hsitish North Amestsa ,Montsesl.
Nj yeYnon Hauk, ProviAense, X. /.
Ma~k aAM Tsaa Maak villa
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A aopuas AfLAss.--On 6ssday night .
One shower sans 70 ths relief u thirssy veg
citation ~ lsag sa1ssisg hsnas nsssrs n
this region. Ewes ~ sssslssds hang sooss
No and the cir y moist. We heDe Tor ssili
greater sbundsncs u the sioad-trsasurs, ~
tho earth ~ dSsply parshsd. and twenty.
four Asus u sosking rain you'd hasday
more thaa sqsase seeoan1.
A HAnaAs1ys ~ d. Lssinessos's Dtsccv1a 2
Csnsa ~ ArasnA. Haan lsl1 = leSe. VIA -
Asssfsls Ma. 2sndsas AsstisAes Sc.
This = . pepalas sysspsis = ~ highly
inssrsstiag travels Of DR.. Liviasstea- Ths
book 10y be fouad q Wilsos : Potsss's.
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yYrr have nsvsr met With Frsnlsn c SVs.. !"
gave saeh unlvsrsal ,.tisiae.ion = ~ sss
which ~ hsI. call st..n.ion. =. i sSils !. sbs
cooking and heating are s.'s =, sus estsnAise
sone az frons Of sAs ovsn baker s.s
ssonomiss. greatly ether stove. p 's -
tam. The Sessty, utility and :nesgn IN - snvH
new stove cannot fail 70 M tne ss'sS''S-
may examine Inc ''M'' consrocK BRO.
n Aain-ss.
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MICKEY = si1npDols
REAL ESTATE

bHVESTING q ENT1,
EAirA strcet, Bet. Main & Jeanssn,
OFFER FoR SALE,
L 70 BY 40 feet, opposite ihs New Hotel Very
Iassirable location. Terms trsy.
/ Lots 70 by IS feet on a,h street between Main
aad Johnson. Price low Terms easy a sasA,
balance in !, =, and 3years.
10 Acres In uinnan and G., lea subdi vision; Il
will BE- divided II desired. Very cheap and Terms
easy.
Lots In Kilbourne's Add, near the Park. 1see
sash.
Lots II and ~, block ~, In kiibourne's Add
Frame dwelling, rooms, eistern. &c.. Very low.
Rents Tor $40 PER year.
Cottage Brick On Exchsnse ,be,ween 7,h and ssh,
for t1.Soe, ! cash, balance il and 2yeats. Rents
for $500 PER Anlum. fs
Too very desirable lots for rsideness in Perry .
AAd., - Aessan-st.
Cottage bsiek with Aroom., W Nigh street b.
tween issh and i4th, for $2etr; caah, b lsnss In
l and , year..
IS by 50 feet inches, corpr Of lath and Des
Moinss. Bsausifnl locstion. Cheap.
Lots and 2, block 81, kiIlourne's Add, cofnsl
18th aud CAsrol sts. W VI
Lot II, block t9s-Brick Cottage hoass, 7roons;
good cellar and we'll Of soft water let fenced
Price 91,oeo, ssshs balance 10 l, and 10 neaths.
Lot /, block I0s--Brick loose with 4 rooms
frsne with roons, cis,ern, corner Of 7th and IL
change. $4,000. Terms cay.
| A valuable Farm Of 200 acres, Is miles frosr
Ksokuk, near PiAnkroadj ~ acres under culsiva-
Hoa fns young bearing orchard 50 Aeres choice
timber; farm house and ou: bsildings. A rare
chance.
Gao Acres Of superior Land near Boston, on th,
FOR RENT.
| A large dwelling containing IL rooms, corner Of
e4h and 0rleans SITS.
1 4 desirable Onico, ON 81 street, between Mai,
| and Johnson, second floor.
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KsokuK Dgnssus osens .--1As eeu8Aeese
for tAs Csstoa n1sss 81 Pee o. -
0alsns = sssssyiaestons u or ssaghDos'
hood for no bsil1lns of thsss establish
ms,Ae. Whn Il = ssnsnbsssd thas Vie
stone VIII h. Ssksa 30 nila sp ~ rive,
asd ovss ~ sPrss sastds y ~, Ms .vsll
b. sosssasa y : GOOD tsssiaosiA = Ssvss
Of the bailliag naAssial whisA y - 49,
dana hsre.
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sheet Iron stoves.
uEnN = EGGl.ATOnN.

nF this sztisAs ~ nesd not sPeAe, = ~ pops-
" larity still continues ~ increass ~ sale.
We make ,ix sises Of this stovs--opsn and close
tops--vhich W. will sell very low Great pare
should b. used In selecting the best Of Rnsaa Sheet
Iron, with heavy lining, and when we'll mads,
these stoves will wear many years -
The open tops serious objection 70 al thess
Wishing m air tight stove. We have both epm
and close TOP, attn Main-st.
apr3.d CoMcAuNh onV.
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insurance Agency!

xuBu1duCU AB0USy
HOME
INSURANCE GO, NO. (, wALLSTkRRT N. IT.
Capital 81, 600, 600.
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE CO., or LONDON,
CASirAk ~ -, 49,.
~ ID EPO1AT
FIRE MARINEINs.CO. BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
CAPITAL 13e0, geo.
WA0HGN0TON
UNION IN6. CO., CLEvkLAKD,o.
CAvfSAL t1oo, zoe.
FRANKLIN
FIRE 4 MARINkIHb. CO., FosD Du Lac, Wis.
CASTSAL t5e0, 900.
DOLICIESissued IN the above Csnpaaiss on the
I safer glasses Of SiSks only, 1t fair rates, And
isssss adjusted and prcnptiy paid, 81 tbs eRes Of
ths Agensy, On Hee0ad street.
aprid wN. r TURNER. Agent.
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
net AIR slue Geek steve,
0utnCy City.

XXTE call psrticalar attention TO this stove
w which Tor b<asty and tnssh easnot = ~.
viii bake exicker ana with less Iasl than any ell
erstovs in the world. Every stsse ss wall vsssas
to pcYforn we'll, and not 70 crack ~ sss, 80
failure in either ease will be remsdied ~ u ~
own ! pense. Please all and sxAmAns tsss -"
article, IT " N ain. 81. ~rn
aprs-d NQMcAUNAS 1870