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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-23
Gov. Walker in Virginia.

The Richmond South democratic J
publishes the following account of one of
Gov. Walkers financial operations. 1t
will interest our territorial readers, who
will naturally ask shave we swindler
among as?"
When Robert J. Walker was senator
from Mississippi, he ascertained that an
old gentleman in Middlesex county in
this State, was disposed to sell large
estate in negroes. Accordingly in COM
pany with colleague in the house OF
epresentatives, Walker made the old
gentleman visit, and after protracted
negotiation succeeded in purchasing the
slaves. And he got them on good terms,
Tor the old gentleman-a devoted demo-
crat-was charmed by the graceful con-
condescension of the distin 5uished sena-
tor The aggregate price of the negroes
was something more than forty thousand
dollars, for which Walker gave note or
draft payable in New Orleans. But the
old man would not sell his slaves except
on condition that they were to be kept
together on plantation in the South.
Well the slaves were taken to New
Orleans, were put upon the block and dis
persed to the four winds-the purchaser
realizing considerable profit by the
transaction The note or draft ma
tured, was presented for payment, was
protested, and from that day to the pres
ent time, not a cent has been received
either by the old gentleman or his heirs,
for fifty thousand dollars worth of ne
groes! Meanwhile Walker has lived in
afluence, and is believed now to be
millionaire. Will some one of Walkers
apologists impeach the correctness of this
story? Let them try it. The substan-
tlal truth of the statement shall be veri-
fed by testimony which nobody can
question.
But this is not an isolated instance
There were many such in Walkers ca
reer, of which the history may yet be
written.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE is hereby given. that The 6,n
heretofore existing und, the name and
style OF Corey & Chamberlain has tbis do.
been dissolved by mutual consent n coreyy
retains possession of the books and aceonnfs
OF the hrm and is alone authorized. to settle
and receipt for the same. All persons know;ne
.nenSslves sa indebted to said firm will please
II. COREY
July 18th 1857 --4AiN y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
DISSOLUTION or PARTNFRsulIp

ENXCELSIoR Corn and Cob Mills. for sale
81 ny w. Fl. KILMER.
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Russeli's Magazine,

Why do we not receive this capital magazine
more regularly. 1t is one of the cleverest aud
most spirited literary periodicals. of the country,
q work Of real merit, genius, piquancy and fire.
1t does honor to the South. and TO gallant South
Carolina in particular. But it is a luxury that,
f'om some cause or other, We are not permitted
often to enjoy. Our attention has been called to
the subject by notice III the Columbia Times
copied from the Yorkviile Enquirer, expressing
the opinion that Russell is not appreciated us it
deserves to be. Why is this' Why is it SO easy
for Harper to slip down the open mouths of the
South, whilst such periodical as ''Russelis," SO
ably conducted aud handsomely gotten up is suf-
f.red to laneush, and has no honor in its own
sjuntry: We know that there is much in uarrer
y captivate the popular eye, but, if this is neces
sary, If illustrations pictures, &c, are essential to
the success Of merit why, let have these illus
tFations; sugar the pill that it may 60 down
With capital, energy and tact, Southern periodi-
cal ought TO succeed as well as Northern, espe-
chilly one which has about it such unmistakeable
marks OF genius, taste and scholarship, kussels
Charleston Nj gazine.
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IT, 1t is not often that we notice edtorially pa
tent medicine yet feel ii duty when we are con-
WINGED article is very meritorious to inform the
public, that they, too. may be benefited by its use,
and to prevent them from using other articles that
have no merit i'm them. Now, We wish particularly
to recommend to our readers DR.. SANFoRDS LIVER
TEviGORAT0R article that has given benefit and
performed cures in circle Of acquaintance, that
we're little ,ss than astonishing 1t is particularly
recommended for all Diseases of the Liver, as it is
Lirer Hri1OrGt0r. Especially among our own chill
dren have noted its beneficial effects, where the
little sufferers, from bowel complaint, worms and
other Diseases incident to children have been made
quiet and perfectly cured by the of this article.
1t has testimonials that doubt fer the cure
of Jaundice, Dyspepsia and such troubles as always
follow deranged liver. A few such cases have come
under our observation where it seemed almost to
work miracles. Cur advice to families is not to be
without it, it VIII many hours Of pain by its
speedy when disease first makes its attack.Atd-
t00Rd Sentinel.
FISHER Il WINSTON aud ABE & GRAY, Agents for
Richmond.
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ls57, Nov. 9th.

Know all men by these presents. that We JOSEPH
I. ToMPKINS and JOB ATKINS, partners, uuder
the firm and st. IL of Tompkins Il Company. do by
these presents constitute and app, il JOHN FAR
RAR, of the county of Henrico. our Agent and At
torney, in respect to our business as Golfers. and
Coal on hand hereafter be raised in the course
of business to receive the proceeds whether in
Jney pills othe' wise, to lay in supplies and
pay all debts and expenses, and do and perform all
needu acts in the premises; to draw, accept and
dorse notes, bills drafts other necessary ritngs
in our name and behalf and to Keep and render all
proper accounts thereof all such actngs and dongs
of said Attorney. in conformity hereto, to have
the force effect if done by us in rerson
Witness the following 81 xnatures and seals this It'll
day of November, one Ihou-and. eight hundred and
fiity-seven. j. L. 1ONPklNS, SEAL.
JOB ATKINS, TsEAL
TOMPKINS & CO., TsEAL.l
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EY WITHOUT REGARD TO Cost,
FOR CASH!
sSyn PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FAcrs

Dr. HAMPTON, now aged 50 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are you sicki Beware of imitatioDsl Ask for
Hampt0ns Vegetable Tincture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterieiting.
A medicine must have merit, and great merit, too,
to stand the test Of public opinion. No art Of putting
9alyanize worthless article, as to keep il up
good medicine, ii it he not really 3d.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex
tend its sales year after year, in spite Of opposition
The people readily fnd out its virtues and the fame
OF them passes from mouth to mouth with more ia
ness testiying to the cure medicine has made for
him, is of more service than any newspaper adrer
Using.
In proof of what say above, we refer you to
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
Mr.. WIN. HIGH, No. 1875 South Paca street Balti
more cured OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
Disease.
Mr.. EDWIN NJ. SPRANKLIN, No. q Register street
Baltimore, most dreadful of Scrofula of years
standing lost number OF pieces of BONE restored to
health
Miss MARY scoFIELD Teacher, No $50 Baltimore
lshed her friends Let the afflicted call 20 see her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr., VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House. suf
fered from these complaints for Is months with body
and mind severely affected. lie was cured by Hamp
toms Vegetable Tincture. after other things failed
Mr.. Henry G. Winn had cough for 5 years-great
weakness, &c. had in all five or six physicians; tried
all the remedies but was cured only bY
HANPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
~ Delicate Ladies and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond; By
Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY. Bslti.
more and by Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere
E4- 81 per bottle: six bottles for s. sas-dSc
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
- Ar \ called meetine Of the JErrER


November 9Th, 1851. J
ny AT called meeting of the JEFrER-
son seCIETY held this evening. the receipt Of In
teliiyence Of the deaths of our late members THDS
O. NEI,sON and w WILMER PAGE, at their re.
spectye homes In the counties Of Hanover and Alb
marie after eloquent and feeling euogics the de-
ceased a committee, consisting Of Messrs. CHARTS
SrRISGFELLow, W. p. DuRosE, &. I. GooLRfcK, Q. N.
MAssIE and X. b. BosToy, was appointed Tor the puf.
pose of pre- pairing suitable resolutions.
The committee reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereds Il hath pleased our Heavenly Father 10
take from our midst beloved friends ana trotner
members THOMAS q. NELSON and w. HILMsR PAGE.
In testimony of our for this sad bereas emen,
eit 80
RSso9red That, while We bow with resignation to
Gods holy ILL., and acknowledge with humble graft
tude the mercy that granted TO their dying hours
the consultations Of Cbr-tian hope, we yet deeply
mourn the fatal stroke that has thus deprived u.s. IN
the morning Of their lives Of such noble friends ana
such esteemed feliow-members
Rssolred That we do deeply sympathise with the
families and friends of the deceased In their SAD al
fiction -,
kesotred That, as a testimony Of regard for tie
memories of the deceased, wear the usual badge
of mourning for thirty days
Resolved That copies Of these resolutions be sent
to the families of the deceased and also that they De
published in the University Literary Magazine, the
Richmond Wing, Enquirer and Dispatch, and In TIE
Charlottesville papers.
b. BALDWIN STUART, President pro TEN.
L. NJ BLACKBOARD Secretary no Hit
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The store of Rogers Nash, in Boston, was en-
tered sunday evening and robbed of $1,000 worth
OF jswelry, ribbons and velvets
VIM. Wentforth, convicted of grand larceny. at
Aexanofia, Va, has been sentenced to one year In
the penitentiary.
Geo. Lamb and Jno Daley. shot in the racen,
outrage at New Orleans, died on Wednesday last.
The Governor Of Kentucky has appointed the
10Th inst. as a day OF Thanksgiving in that State.
There were los deaths In Baltimore last week
Ia OF consumption.
~. The Official majority Of Governor Brown, of
Mississippi, is l0,T72
Henry Ward Beecher Iectured at PHILADELPHIA ON
Friday night, on tile "Times..
n, VI. Wlnehester Watts, well known citizen of
f"htsmenth, Va, died on the 9th ipst,
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N9-SpIExpIp CARRIAGB.-In reading the list OF pre-
mi,lms recommended by ths Virginia state Agrieul-
turai Society we notice the name of Mr. A. King as
eatited to an award for the best carriage on exhibit
ton at the Fair. Now this may be all right, but
in our Judgment, Mr.. George A. Ainslle had car
rage on exhibition superior in every sense OF the
word to the one above mentonod and, in fact We
believe 1t to be the finest carriage ever manuactur
ed in Richmond and DO not think il can be snrpass
ed, IN point cfwurkmanship, material and beauty. in
tb..Tu;,u
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This King Of the Necromancers has now fully
inaugurated the season in Richmond, and We ad-
wise everybody to go and find out some of the won
ac!ful secrets Of the magicians sorcery. Mr..
Hume, the great High Priest Of Spiritualism, who
is astonishing Louis Napoleon and the kings and
mobiles of Europe, with his marvellous tricks, can
not begin to compare with Blitz in feats of magic.
We advise the signor to make European tour,
and he will beat Hume In pocketing Sovereigns,
and become more confidential with Bonaparte than
Rev. MIR. Stewart,
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EM,ScIPATioN.-The Dutch Government has de-
termiDed upon the emancipation Of the slaves in its
West Indian colonies, paying full equivalent to
the owners of slaves FOR the property that is to be
pated shall contribute TO the formation of fund
destined eventually TO reimburse the State the ex-
penses of their liberation. The number of persons
to be set free cannot be very large.
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SINGULAR CALCULATIoN.-Mr. Anderson, the Wi
Zard Of the North. says that during the last TWEEN.
ty years he has paid f25,000 for advertising, f3.
900 fHr bill printing. cal 500 for bill posting. lie
has pasted 35j,00o square miles of paper on the
walls of LONDON, and IN doing this he had used
1868, 900 pounds of paste.
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hl AklNE lNTGlLIGIEN NEE.
Port Of Richmond, Nor'r10-High Water III o'cFs

Port Of Richmond, Nor'r10-High Water l24 o'crk.
ARRIVED,
Schr, James & Samuel, Hives, Philadelphia coal.
2. c Larus.
sloop Geo. c. Baker, Mclaughlin, Philadelphia,
coal, s. Z. Halves.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mizc
and passengers, LuGlam Watson.
Steamer, George Peabody, Pritchett, Baltimore,
mdZe, Luilam y Watson.
Schr. ocean Wave. Frank, Norfolk, mdZe, ". d
Colquitt Co.
Schr. Edwin. Creighton, down the river, iignt.
Schr Juipra SJavro, down the river, light.
Brig Sea Foam, Pierce, hio. flour, Warwick &
Bark s1aip
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= GENERAL waLKER.-The New York Evening Post
states that General Walker sails this week from
New Orleans with 500 troops for Nicaragua In
fine steamer, with plenty of provisions aud ammu
sition. Col. Duncan, of they Fitted States army
nmands his srtiierS
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MONUMENT 70 CLAr.-The contract for the cree.
IRA Of bronze s,atne Of Henry Clay. twelve feet
-, bAs besn signed, and the work will be at
once undertaken. Joel 7. Hart is the contractor
the work is to cost 900. The 18th OF April
- 10 nxed as the day for its inauguration
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NEW MATERIAL FOR MAKING PAPER.-A new and
singular material for paper has bee.I recently re-
ceved from london and passed through the New
York Custom house. 1t is the residuum of beet
root after pressing for syrup, and the present is
the first parcel that has been imported into the
United Stats
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ARKANsas.-Ihe boast which has been going the
rounds of the newspapers that the State of Arkan.
is free from debt, aud has more gold and silver
i'll her strong box than will keep the government
for two years without any further taxation is thus
spoiled by the Providence journal:
"Well. this is cool ref, eshingly cool. Arkansas
debt of over S3,iO0,DUO, which she has repu-
dated, principal and interest. No excuse is of
fcred for this shameful conduct. The State is rich
is abundantly able TO pay. and boasts an overflow
ing treasury. unaffected 10y the present finan
cia difficulties part Of the repudiated debt
is due 10 the Chickasaw orphan fund"
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p~-Rt Rev. Bishop MeGili, OF Richmond
~ed the sacramens of confirmation to
=, hA'y persons In st. Paul's Church. Porte
nh, Va On Sunday last. The transcript. Of
.""' speaks 10 high terms Of the eloquent ser
a." "eeo mpanyinx. At the Baptist Church, ON
ss's same aay' Rev. Thomas Hume baptised a nun
80 % candidates and preached an affecting ser.
men, 'uitablu To the occasion.
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PROSPECTUS
= OF THE
"-AMERICAN ORGAN.

Responsible parties in this city believing that the
American parry is not dead" nor ct that all par
ties particularly the Locofuco) ar net state
of disintegration, purpose To publish at an early
day, Journal, to be called
THE AMERICAN ORGAN"
which will advocate everything .triPricpa that il
worthy of approval and oppose everything ForeigI.
that merits reprubatI0n.
They do NOT expect to revoluonize the city in any
given tim" if ever but they do hope, by timely Of
Forts 10 arrest the tide OF inf elity wcA is setting
il u;ron poI ulation, and rescue many from the
hopeless stupidity and worthlessncss 10 which they
are fastening, through the agency Of Foreign habits
and Ass. citations.
they ASK favors of any party-not even of thar
whose interest they propose 20 advocate, but any
person disposed Ia advance the eDtrpriZe 10y adycr
Using or otherwise, may confer with
i. HARRISON. JR.,
Publish and t4eneal Agent.
\. R-The usual courtesy of the p css is res pec-
Eli 4 IA IL:
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NEW YORK PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The Finance Com
mitteS of the Board of Trade, New York, have re
ported 81, ,o3 rs the estimate of expenses for
the year 1858, which was adopted. The estimate
for the present year amounts TO 81 0004l0.
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SLAVE CASE AT BosToS-A slave woman, belong
ing to Louis Sweet of Nashville, Tenn was brought
from Lawrence, Mass, Mondny, to Boston Oh a li,-
beas corpus. The was heard by Chief Justice
Shaw, who, after examination. decided that the
woman could go wherever she pleased. Her owner
was in court, and the slave dec dcd to return with
him. The examination caused considerable ex-
element but no undue violence was attempted
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TERRIBLE Loss OF LIZA letter from Cronstadt.
of the 18th instant states that the total number
board the Lefort line of battle ship which lately
foundered in the Baltic, amounted to 1000. inclu-
ding her crew of 500, and not 100 men, as was
stated in the first report One man alone has
been saved He was washed ashore on the island
of Iochland.
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LESSON roR 'YouNG AMERICA Hon. John II.
Reagan, who was recently elected representative
20 Congress from Texas, went to that State Is
years ago. a poor, friendless stranger, wearing
buckskin brooches and hickory shirt. lie etlu-
rated himself, laboriDg Saturdays, at highland
The hours usually devoted to rest were spent in
Toll to pay for his schooling and the purchase OF
books. lie split rails drove oxen, toiled in farm
selds surveyed in a wild. unsettled country, until
he became Injured to hardships. Strict integrity
and honesty marked his course and met its reward
lie gradually rose from one position to another;
admitted to the bar; was selected from his
comfy as the ablest to represent it in the Lee
gislsture was subsequently, made judge of a supe-
ror court, to which position he was elected for a
second term and now he has been elected by the
people Of Eastern Texas representative in the Con
of the United States, and is spoken of as hav
ing fair prospects before the Legislature for United
States Senator.
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Having become the sole owners of the late concern
# Tompkius Co.. Golfers, in Cheste, field cou
ty, We have ent1I ed into partner shlp for Coz
dieting the business in future under The same
firm and style of TOMpKlNS d COMPANY, of
which new partnership we the sole and equal
partners, and prepared to supply all orders
PR mpty, and with Coal Of superior quality, upon
application to our Agent, Mr. John Farrar.
j. L. TOMPKINS
lS57 Nov 9Th JlR ATKINS
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NEono srAMrfpr Last sunday night. lfami!y

NEGRO STAMPEDE Last Sunday night, 5famiIy
of negroes belonging TO George W Fairfax of Pre-
ton county. Na father and mother and five chill
dren, took three horses belonging to their master
a;id made their ESCAPE into Pennsylvania. They
were pursued ON the next day. and oyertaken
about two miles from UniontoWn, when the ne
groes made desperate resistance, fighting with
knives, hatchets. &c, but were finally captured
and confined in Jail in Morgantown. In the en-
gagement, a man residing in Smithieid, Pa, was
wounded.
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RS- YOU CAN VOW FIND AT ALEX. HILLS, Trunks
Yafces Ladies' Bonnet Cases Of all sizes, and OF all
qualities and at all prices. according TO quality and
size and certainly low they can be had in this
9TH city
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Richmond, Va Nov 9Th. 1851.
copARTNERsnIP NOTICE.

The Subscribers have this day formed co-partner-
shin. for the purpose Of trarIsarting wholesale
COMMISSION and FORWARDING BUSINESS, IN,
der the firm of PEYT0N ARCHER. They VIII
occupy the stand lat ly occupied by Peyton Pat
ton and respectfully solicit contiKuance oil avors
from the customers Of the late firm: ,,,,xro>r
THOMAS @. PEYTON,
2. j. ARCHER.
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~ PArD-in another column will be found
tas prsSsetus q The Daily American organ,'
% - isure In this city, aud published by PaIl. P
AnaSoH, Jr. hr. H. has lad experiences iu the
kesfr"rr business, and fully sets forth his inten-
Hons In the advertisement
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QUICK WoRK.-Ata late fire in Cincinnati, Ohio.
an individual who happened to be at the door OF
the steam fire engine house. thus describes the e.
feet: The firemer. who were setting near the
stove, sprang instantly to their different posts
one applied lighted match 10 the prepared fuel
underneath the boiler, another lit the lamps, 9TH
ers got the excited and impatient horses ready.
"ho started from their stalls at the first peal of
the bell; and in precisely one minute and twenty
six seconds the steam fire engine started from the
house into the street,
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FINN, the celebrated comedian, once fell over {
lot of wooden ware In front OF mans store upor
which the shorkerper cried ont: lyon came nea
kicking the bucket that time rnstcr" "Oh, no.
cried Finn, quite compiaGentiy, ~ only turned {
little pCIsn
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AWFUL EFFECTS OF TIRE PREssURE.-New York
State, year ago, gave $4,000 plurality for Ere
mont and Freedom. Now that same New York
State gives $1,000 majority for the Border Ruff
fans" Its very awful.
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MORE PRIVATE ASYLUM CAsES.-0n Sunday Judge
Davis, Of New York. issued writ of habeas corpus
in the of Anne Bassett Smith. young lad
who, it is allege' il been f,r the past seven
years an inmate OF Sanford Hall private bad
house at Flushing, which has recently been brought
to the notice of the public. Moral insanity is the
pretext assigned for keeping the lady in quest n
in duress for So long period. The suit is brought
by her brother.
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AccEprABIE Present FOR THE TIMrs.-The Prince
of Siam, now on mission TO England, is charged
to offer to Queen Victoria several superb presents
and among Others throne in massive gold, set with
Jewels.
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NH- NorIcE.-ALEx'R HILL has Just received di
rect from London, five hundred pair of English
Buckskin Over Caters of all lengths. They are
both suitable for walking or riding. The above
were purchased by himself while in London, and
will be sold low for cash. or to punctual paying Gus
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PoEK.-Pork has been engaged in Roanoke cour,.
ty, Va, at 80, to be delivered next month. Hogs
Grs scarce in that section. In Montgomery, hola-
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7 IFE INSURANCE Prudence dictal

| IT II IA'D . Isti4NOL = tIUeIIVC UIO'ftC'
l. = to men in every kind of bnsness, to obtain a
policy of INSURANCE OK THEIR LIVE No
Company affords BITTER FACILITIES tor doing
than the
NUTUAL BEN EFT LIFE INSURANCE Co,
Capital over 8, 10,0 co. and daily increasing.
The dividends are made annually, and paid while
the insured is living.
When the annual premium is So, or more, only
half is required in cash.
Call and see us.
no 10 1T KNOWLES Il WALFORD.