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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-27
Farmers e. AIachaNies' INSURANCE Comp.
NV. cor. SECOND AND WALNUT SITS, PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL Sl.IJO. 900.

fafMerS O. tDecpanicS 1nSurapc1 Comp
NV. cor. SECOND AND WALNUT SITS, PHILADELPHIA
Capital Sl.25O,OOO
/ Assets S40s,l5l l3, invested in Bonds, Mort
cages and other good securities.
4 RE YOU INSURED AGAINST Loss
N BY FIRE There are bu. few who
receive sympathy who incur loss by neelectins
this most necessary and substantial precaution
We often see II announced that persons have
lost their stocks of Goods and Furniture, and
results of years Of industry swept from them
by the devourng element over which they
have no control but by being insured.
Insurance protects you from the incendiary,
negligence of servants and the casualties of
your neghbors. u will impart confidence to your cred
ors and give character prudence and pecaut:on
all your business transactions.
1t requires hut very small to insure in sums
ranging from sOO to $1,000. and how there are
who have insurance upon Goads. Furniture or any
thing else. If your stock small still. the Loss TO YOU
might be serious
This Company insures BUILDINGS MERCHANT
LZE, GOODS, FURNITURE, .MfCHLNER Tand STOCK
FROM S100 TO $4,000,
at the Lowest Rates and upon the Liberal Terms
and PROMPT PAYMENT on the adjustment, of Loss.
DIRECTORS.
Hon Tho. n Florence james Neall Eiw n II.lubo,a
Geo III Armstrong Chss Dinsee FCarrol Brewster
Chs A. Rutincam Tn Manderseld Isaac I,,cb Jr
Geo. HelmboII
General superintendent-JoHN THOMSON.
THoS b. FLORENCE, President
EDW'D r. HeLMBoLD, Secretary.
J. MERRILL LINN, Agent.
651l LEWISBURG, Union Co. Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-27
HiCnOk'S Patent Portable
CIDER & WINE MILL

patented Nov 20. 1859.
Az This is not the Mill sold in ls52 II excels all mills
in market in the ease and speed with which il
grin,,s, and in the grrat power If thu press.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-27

The above amount OF Taxes vas received by X. IT.
Laird, Treasurer.
We the undersigned Commissioners of the
county of Union hereby submit the foregoing
account of the receipts and expenditures of
the old county of Union for the year A.D.ls56
as correct and true. Given under our hands
al the Commissioners office in the borough
Of I.ewisburg the 9Th day of January A. u.
1857. RICH'D V. B. LINCOLN,
JACOB HUMMEL,
WM RIFLE Commissioners
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-27

TREASURElsS ACCOUNT
Robert II. Laird Treasurer IN account ,rith tie
Military Fnndcf UniOn County, for 1886.
DIR.
To amt Of fines uncollected for 1855
and previous years S5Os, ,35
To amount of said fines assessed for
1856, as per book IN which said fines
are entered by the County Comm'rs 4G2,59
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We the undersigned Auditors of the county
of Union having carefully examined and aud
tied the foregoing accounts of the Commissio-
ners and Treasurer Of said county, Do find
and report the said account of receipts and
expenditures and Treasurer's account for old
Union county for the year 1856 true and cor
rect as stated. In witness whereof, we the
said Auditors have hereunto set our hands at
the Commissioners Office in the borough of
Lewisburg this s,h day of January d. 1857.
JOHN SCHRACK,
A. THOMAS,
J. ID. BOGAR, auditors.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-27
sl0G7 sl1:


Z1-I,aN .leO.Vo
Marked thus have paid in part since settlement.
do DO State in fun.
do do do in part.
Amt brot forward-total Amt Orders issued 1887 81.
Orders No. IL, ~, 81, ACCOUNTING to $500
r-nain outstanding and unpaid, making total
amount of orders paid 7s2,sIk
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-27

Attest: ANDREW KENNEDY, Clerk.
TreaSurer's Account.
Rebort II. Laird, Esq, Treasurer. in account
uith old Union county, DIR.
To ca.h reed from H. Solomon late Treasurer 8 o,e7
do delinquent Coll 55 aud prev. yrs 205s,02
To amt of Tax entered in Com'rs Office against
various persons ION real property $685.
To cash for ground rent at New Berlin 400
do for Jury fines from J. kessler, E1-Sherif 1900
2l7O,56
balance due County for 55 and previous years. 2ls5O6
CIR.
By amount of Orders issued by the Commissioners
during the year 1856 and paid 7s2,sl
Baanc. due County by Treasurer 1875
BY Commission $IS2sl at per cent 9,7s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-27

1898 81
We the undersigned Auditors of the county
Of Union having carefully examined and aud
tied the foregoing accounts of the Commissio-
ners and Treasurer of said county, DO find
and report the said accounts of receipts and
expenditures and Treasurer's account for said
county for the year 1856 true and correct as
stated. In witness whereof, we the SAID Aud
itors have hereunto set our hands at the Com.
missioners' office in the borough of Lewisburg
this sixth day of January 1857.
JOHN SCHRACK,
A. THOMAS,
J. d. BOGAR, auditors.
Attest: A. kENNEpY, Clerk.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14
Farmers, nave You seen and trisl !
Worlds Fair Prize ChuYni

Orr Daviss Adjustable ChnSn 4 nui1s
Worker Corn bin cd-PatenteA ReAb -
1854.
A n our STATE Fair. held .. Mu,c..ine, IsS. 4
~ October, lissS,} this Churn aIone had -
awarded u, although there we're eight or ten 0A<r6
on exhibition, and indeed II always tai % IN a1xv
MUM Wherever introduced. The advAnlass 4
Churn over all others are 40 follows:
Let. II viii produce butter In Is short Ina .
other Churn.
e. twill gather the butter after II Ia psoAssA
"a. II viii work the butter into roll and ayE
buttern4 heTeffom completely, without the Aazt
the CAurn.
4 5eh. Il can be operated b child with psAa =
and - % easily cleansed ~ any other chuTn. i
a practical operation viii convince any Dsrsus
truth Of these statements.
Below are . few Of the names Of practical ban1e
kers, Who have subscribed TO the foIlosing ssst11
Wis: We are now using the above Churn and IT
Maker, IL churns with ease and facility and siss -
works and salts the butter In Q perfect nansa -
taking u from the Churn, and We cheerfully ressus
II - the best Churn We have ever seen.
Isaac Leoa4rd, Crawford Hama, Abner c.
James Woodside, Janice Hillery, Robert Brown.
Gregg, Hamilton Brown. Jsmes Dstksop. -
samuel FOSTER, Alexander Fleming, Jsi emiaA ",
Thompson, D Bates, John VIVID, samuel NccAl
Davis Jacob Wilhelm. Janes RoeeFtsos.
The subscriber has purchased the right 10 ~
tuEe ane sell the above named CAnsn IN Dss Ms1ss
Henry Counties. Iowa. and Hsndssssa end ~
Who will favor hun with their patronage.
~ These churns are also for sale d J . -
Co.'S. Keith Robinson Z Co.'S, and O Laus1sA
linGton. Iowa. 60
feb 90-wu ~ ?. 61ll4
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A C0ol Ayenrer.

a.. I 1nsnsn gentleman, who was reg
| .n sqT zen 2! ne ereen-room Of the Dru-
.ann,;... ."le' - sne Gays 81 Lord byronS
shs h..s,h-. .uo nno a'xsys stood quietly on
S.s . -.s ~ ~ .nere Win his back to the
80. .. .... " resasea ~ another gentleman
AMI ~. st hS rom me continent Of barrier
so.ns r.a ,1;J ..v 'a1en pace 20 Paris. =
Young nogiisnman-a mere boy-had been dc.
sPo"e0 70 agambiing house in the Palais Royal,
a nsa ;cnafsso : certain gaming count with
cneaang him, bad gone out With the count,
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Dalley's Wagical Pain RxtYssu

N ali diseases inflammation more or lssp -
i nates-nov TO Allay Inflammation u,Y.kxs Y
root OF diaease-hehce an immediate cure
PALLETS MAGICAL PAIN EITPAcTr'
and R0fAiH0 eise, win kllay infammat.on !, sssa
make Q certain cure. Nj
DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN ZI7RACd<
WIN cure the following among great cataleeus y
eases: burns escalds, cuts, ehafss, core ppits.
ounions, bruises, strains, bites, poison, ekliklsua
scrofu ., ulcers, fever sores, Seons car ache, pi1
eyes, govt, svellings, rheumat.sn, Nad bea1
rheum, baidness, eTysipeias, riDguosn, sareslo
small pox, measles, rash, etc, etc
70 some y may appear iDsredalous that 20 maux
eases should be reached ~ one article; such N ~
vanish when reflection points to the fact, that -
70 . ccmbination Of ingredients, each and eveyN
plying perfect Antidote 10 Its apposste disorda,
DALLEYS NAGLCAL PIN EXTRAcAW9
In its effects 10 magical, because the time d y .
tween disease and permanent cure; and III
tractor, ~ IL draws disease out Of the s0e1nf =
leaving nature IS perfect % before the iaisgJ. 4
scarcely oecessary 10 say that NO house, veih a48
mandatory should be one moment vithous Il
!. No pain extractor - genuine unless the bon -
y steei plate engraving. with the name Of zss4l
y, Manufacturer.
For sale BY I'll the Druggists and patent -
callers throughout the United States and CaaslD
Principal Depot, les Chanbers &C., New Ton.
sspt9-wly g. " CHAA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

RAILROAD CoLLrMox.-We learn that cattle
sfatn On the Chicago, Quincy aAd Burlington
road was run into 1t Mendoza on Tuesday night
last By De Up passenger traia ON the Illinois
O'asfal ThA loeomotivs Of the latter train
wee theewn Iron the track, three ears Of the
sssnef pretty we'll demolished, bat no injury
vas doas y passengers, and bat little 70 The
Mnffl>
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

A MELANCHOLY FrSALE.-The village Of COL
chester, on the Chicago, Quincy and Burlington
Road, was the scene Of . sad affair one day last
week. young lady Of that place, the daugh-
ter Of an estimable citizen, had for some time
past received the addresses or young man in
opposition to the wishes OF her parents. They
demonstrated with her again and again upon the
subject, but to no purpose. Finally the father
told her he would rather follow her 10 tile yrave
than see her the wife Of man whom he re-.
Rarded IS 50 unworthy of her. Shortly after
wards the young lady was seized with an alarm
ing illness, and in three hours more was corpse,
just before dying, and when shc knew she was
beyond the reach Of remedy, she confessed 70
having procured and taken large portion Of
arsenic. The unhappy fathers alternative was
presented to him sooaer than he could have
believed possible. 81
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oorrespord ence Of the Hawk-Eys.

Charlton, Oct. 8, 1881.
Friend Dunham:-The political complexion
Of the atmosphere in this region, looks-as the
democracy would say-"black." Republican
ism 10 now in the ascendency. BEN n. Sam.
uels, the .'little niger" Halter, has done valua-
bic service here. together with the action Of
the Supreme Court and BuchAnan's letter. A
few more such missilesin this section would not
leave enough pro.slavery ises to make respect
able crowd Of mourners around the grave Of
their misdeeds.
We have placed before the voters Of this
district Hon. Daniel Anderson for Senator, and
Jadge Edwards for Representative. II 10 use
less to add that the success Of our ticket il
reduced to dead certainty. The democracy
are making dreadful effort in every possible
way-producing every transaction Of our can
didates that may have tendency TO gain one
vote. They even go 20 far 40 to bring afidavits
before the people, and to prove their assertions,
damn themselves in the eyes Of the people, In
order to make vote.
It is plain to be seen that their case is .
hopeless one, and that they are beginning to
despair. heard to day that one of the unter-
rifed expressed himself that he would "vote for
Baker. and Samuels II it caused q dissolution Of
the Union" Baker, the defeated candidate for
States Attorney on the last State ticket, is the
locofoco candidate for Senator.
On next Thursday they are to have grand
barbecue. The Rev. 81. Clay Dean, Esq, will
NO doubt be present, as he has been particu-
larry solicited to come-the committee having
sent him free ticket Of conveyance TO the
place. 1t seems a. though their cause did not
elicit much interest, or they would not be under
the necessity Of paving the fair Of travel Of
their ''big guns"
I will send yos short sketch Of proceedings
of this affair at the earliest opportunity. II
will NO doubt be glorious time, As extensive
are being made More anon.
QU1xOTTE, Jr.
P.S. II you should happen to see Samuels
wandering about, be kind enough to tell him to
come to this place soon. His presence might
save some tears---a ''nigger" pussed through
topa the other day. Q.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

BausHrs.- xessrs Squirers 4 Bloss have .
very large assortment Of brushes, embracing
every kind and description, 90 Tar a. We can
observe To the fraternity We suggest that
they hsve the finest kind Of IN article Of print.
ers lye brushes.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

iia - The erops Of the STATE of New York
shs year ass estimated at $4,000, 900 bushels
corn, l4,0oo.ooo bushels wheat, $4,000, 600
bs.hsls'oass 4.oOo, 600 tons hay, LOCO 900 hogs,
100000 Sheep 10000 tons butter, and q, 900
tens eheeoe. aeH vaW
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CfoLEN from the Subscriber, living IN nns
y 81 Barring ton, on the night Of Tuesday - v
oeh, chees nut sorrrl Mare, eight ysars 81, ev9
Aands high, white blaze IN face and white nsss
foos white 70 pastern Joint. and collar maFks -
fhs sabesribeS win pay liberal reward - -
cry Of the Mare and Nc detection Of the Assl
Information can be sent % the pubscriAer thse1S
Dar'i1geen esst O0cs. DANIEL McAL8
eeeo.v<Ue
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- We have not Gillaspys letters. NJ. Go.
sstts, o. We should publish them. We have
ast - evidence In our hands, such 10 would
b taken In Court Of Justice, or We long
dscs shosld have attacked and exposed the cor.
ssps eiqss, consisting Of politicians Of both
sidss Of the hoes, who have figured In this
nastsf Of the removal Of the Capitol. They it
Was Who tackled il on where is never should have
bsen tackled, 70 the new Constitution. We
pledge our word 70 uss our best endeavors
On every occasion, whenever any Republican
connected with this corrupt plot shall offer for
eeacs 70 defeat his nomination and his election,
u IN oar power. 1t ought aad W hope will
pelt6cally and stefnally damn every man con-
nseted with Il. While We deny any connection
with the matter In apy shape, ~ are also will
ling 70 admit that the present sditoe Of The
Gasstte, Steward, has bad no hand in the spoil.
AZ The fault No have with him il in his craven
support Of Gillaspy and CoolbAugh, the former
Of whom b notoricusly guilty Of having e.
sured for himself large bribe. and the latter
is, from his anxiety about the fate Of the new
Cesst'sades, generally supposed TO have been
Interested. A-
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AZKH N SSs~tDG vc 0itceU04o - - .1
aaA - d4Meahy sill secA = \
emsve1. Mons yin lsng1 -
fFen this tsoaols when they anA n con b = -.
cured. Pesso0s aG1teee1l viii Q seated ecagA y.
breaks then " the1r rest ~ sight. viii 1nt ~ -
CAsrry feetoral On going "a bsd, they nay ~
5000, unAse4sA slssp, and eonssqucnt rsnsnA4
0ssAs relief from snGssiae, and IN alti1ees ~ N
onor1sa - tnes1AaAs vAe ass hrs sAscssAs "
ssoac S1ii ). ,...,..,.. q a. .Ar... -.
Rsssssa q ~ nass,.Ay - esrsd 4 .aAi.s -
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b01 09o0Ps rive N s1lsa,s q aatnle10s ~
LEVIED " tArge eaA ffeQNans deses u tAs OnseQ ~
Fal, until = euh1see ~ alssags. 10 eakeo > -
VnO0llNG COCen ~ = sssAsa . 49,
soFe1 ~ - . - Osssy 1scesraA 49,
IL lNkkUNNxA = speo6ity Fsu1sveA ~
~. M10es0Ne lnG1nneoo have - - ~
oes0 Aet~ee Aove oeen preeeoesa efsA ~ -
eeoesq1sncses vhiee tAsiF neagAness vllAsss -
keseoeol Wo1o ges11g fso0 - 1lsea1A 81
~ CONcUMSfloN - - sesllsa -
- sahen unAsS ~ oAvice ~ eee1 pAvss1e
- en1ip svegy ease WioA 8 easufAlFeoerA = 100
- Mfscsieas - ne beesle. Mlo1iciossly - y
p401oe - 0EsAanV noDo1 mGnnelmes h 60 -
RssparsA anA 90 " yAnuD q Av0
- AnAiyttea1 CAealsA Level, MnA. At
- q uheaeaale y =. =. cay, n.sta III
. nF1so. Kss1es, ,. \. nse1 D., C1isaess & D.
60 - Assiss - ~ Assassia every aeyss 49,
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G The chambermaid Of the steamer Cea.
tral America, Lucy Dawson, asd one Of the
passenger. have died since their arrival At
Norfolk.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

-. Nary Regan. Cleveland damssl, who
vas brought up before Justice Vail Of that city,
for being boarder 1t house Of ill-fams, plead
that she was an advanced spiritualist," and
shas he best exponents Of the faith taught her
~ consider on mankind o. her husband. Jus
sies Van explained that what might Be ..reli.
olaa" v tAeesy Was . crime in practice
Nary eeesidsrsd lhis . ''distinction without .
Siasrsoes, 'sss bed 70 Submit and pay over
ans for ''consciencs sake"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

The New Orleans Delta, strong advocate Of
the immediate revival Of the slave trade, makes
: suggestion, which il reduced to practice, may
obviate one Of the objections urged against the
slave trade, viz that the long voyage to Africa
for negroes is so expensive, and the realization
on importation 50 small, as that it would be no
object to revive the trade The Delta saws
there 10 large useless population of blacks in
the Island Of Hayti. and that they mast be con-
Qsered and used 70 supply tie demand Of the
Southern slave market That will do.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

An Exchange, on hat authority it Is not
stated, says that Miss Heron, the actress, who
has achieved brilliant success, slways spends
few moments OF prayer before going on the
stage to act. This act Of devotion, which NAV
be called act !, scene ], Is probably in compli-
mens to Rev. Mr. Bellows,
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& ~ II. saifh. IL eleven years shs editor.
,eaaA pashsAss q DE Monmouth Aslss, has sold
che s2cs - II. Jno. 9. Cl4rk, Of New York.
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q The poorest invessmsus thst . man can
make Of bib time. il 70 undertake o - witty At
the expense Of IN Irishman.pf ID conflicts 81
this SORT, Pat always comeal Aas ahead. The
following lnstance, for which To Albany Atlas
y responsible. = : good illnstsasion -
"A one.iegged know nothing orator, named
Jones. who was pretty succes6fst III h1nsesine
IN Irishnan, Vas asked By him hewahe divii
be had lost hIs legi so $780, d
We'll, mid Joner, 'oa sxaminine ny psdi-
gree, and looking up my dsscene, I found shere
vas some Irish blood IN me, sad bsoouine at
used that \ bad al settled In that IL, kad il
cut Oh u oncs.' ia -
b The gods,' said Pat IL nd " been
dsuaned good thing u y hAA oaly sssslsd 4 yss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

TERRIBLE AccIDENr-Loss or rnR BEN CouR.
SIN AND EIGHT LIvEs.-On Saturday morning
about two O'Clock, the steamer Key City, bound
up. came in collision with the Ben Corsin.
downward bound, Z few miles below La Crosse.
II appears that the pilots Of the Ben Coursin
either mistOok the signals or were unable to
manage their boat The Key City struck her
near midship, cutting her nearly in two, sink
ing her almost instantly, in water up to her cab.
in deck. number Of deck passengers we're
drowned-some reports say fifteen, but Ne can
hear reliably Of but eight. One family were on
board - deck passengers, and had taken their
wagon with them. They were sleeping in the
wagon at the time OF tho collision, and the boat
careened 20 NJ she sunk ~ to cause the wagon
to roll off into the river. The entire family Of
five persons wers dro~ ned, with the exception
Of one child.
Tne officers, crew and cabin passengers were
all saved. The Key City was not seriously
damaged. The other boat was . transient YES.
eel, and We believe was in the Fulton City
trade. a4as s
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a. Anthsay aad Ans uins wers Ansd oas
dollas each, o. Saturday, Sish cosss, for getting
up SIGHT ~
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AYERS CHER1Y PICTOllI

10 CCRk a COLD, WIN ~
ACHE AND eO9KNk0 % =
DODY.-fnse ~ Chsssy
- getn0 % - and vrae -
70 sweet during The sieAl
bO8 a COLD AND CQCG -
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g.. n The Chicago Polics recently made o..
i sasts q eospls Of dealers in obscene pubIics-
easaa ssisiag thsir books end pictures and De-.
sssyisg thsm and 6ning the parties e7s each
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

Lrlno AccCaA1loN.-Ths Gazette in ito anx.
, issy - abuse Coloasl Warren. says that IL was
through his fundamentally that Tecumseh and
Agricultural Bank Bills were brought here and
circulated. This d totally false. Col. Warren
Bad NO moro 70 do with the notes Of either Of
thsss Institutions than NJ. Coolbaugh or any
ether banker. II the editor know any thing
W should suppose he meant to lie.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

Coon SrAProN.-We learn that one Of our
leading mercantile houses has been notified by
one OF its Eastern creditors not TO remit any
further drafts in payment Of maturing indebt-
edness while the present rate Of exchange con.
tinucs. but to retain whatever sum may fall due
on account Of the creditor in Illinois cuyyencu.
The House was also notified that other mer
chants in the Yves, indebted to the same party
1t the East had been instructed to pay their
maturing indebtedness TO the aforesaid Chicago
House 10 current funds; and the additional in
formation was given that an agent would very
shortly be here to invest these funds in wheat
for Eastern shipment. This u . straw which
shows the direction in which the wind il begin.
ming to blow. We trust the example viii be
followed By other parties il the East-TChica.
70 Press.
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TT
Inc hev: -. hsys o. American Missionary
~ inoia, wno escaped iron Allaha0ad, has fur
annec sns sae.sn Oovefnmens With = state
mens Irom Wnscn ws select sbs following para
gnP9G
nsys says snas ne Drstssh Govsrnmens
s1ou'u n.vs osc.sreo nsen Cnrissasn Govern
ment - snouid not nave persecuted the ma
49, ', = oroer % MAKE them christians, out y
snoulI n.se est y lace against caste g much
= - rss'"s' wloow oorn'ng.
!. uvve1omns sea'so uP0a Keeping awe
80 .su0I.ns Ps.y1o'ce 81 :ae nindoos ana 10.
L Is,."' snu preserving Ms as.honty Dy
oI:..c'hs IS. sse'ns. RAGS, a0d rengion against
ns.0u, ~ 1 uns 1u'"y SHOWS 'nas ~ sGneme
90 y slencH! Isieo. y
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