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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
A NEW CONGO CREED {

Hypocrisy Of the Black Republ icans--
/ They voted 10 Exclude Oregon becaus,
| she excluded NEGRO VOTERS an'
Repudiated NEGRO EQUALITYI
The pretence Of the Black Repub
licans is, that they are in favor Of the
admission of free States. The truth
is, they are in favor OF the admission
of Mulatto States, and violently op'
posed to the admission Of such FREE
WHITE States as refuse to encourage
/ NEGRO EQUALITY. On the 9Th Of May,
1853, Oregon presented her constitu-
tion, ratified by the vote OF the people,
and excluding the institution of negro
slavery. She had the population for
a member of Congress, and the De-
mocracy were for admitting her
North and South the taking in OF this
free northern State was advocated by
the national Democracy. 1t was op-
posed by the Black Republicans, for
the following reasons, to be found in
the speeches of their leading men,
We quote from the Congressional
Globe, pages 1864, &C.:
Mr.. Fessenden, of Maine, said, "by
the laws of Maine under the Consti-
tuition of the State of Maine, free ne
groeS are citizens, Just a6 much otti'
soas of the State Of Maine as sohite
men. 1t has been SO solemnly deci.
ded by the highest tribunal of our
State since the Dred Scott case. The
Supreme Court of Maine has decided
that they are entitled to all the priviI'
eges, that they stand upOa perfect
equality aOiM aOhite men Mnder the
Constitution and laaCS Of the State.
They are vOterS, and recognized as
citizens under tho terms Of the con-
8titution oChich alI0acS any citizen to
cote. There is a clause in tho Con-
stitution now presented from Oregon
which prohibits free negroes from
coming into the State and residing
there; and it therefore prohibits a por.
ton Of the citizens of the State of
Maine from going to Oregon. lean
not vote for the admission ofany State,
with Constitution which prohibits
any portion of my ,feIIO,O citizens Of
my own State from the enjoyment of
the privileges which other citizens of
the State have, and which the citizens
of every other State have. Hence,
sir, inasmuch as portion of the peo-
pie that represent, the free citizens
of the State of Maine, cannot by the
provisions of this Constitution be al
lowed to 60 to Oregon to reside under
any circumstances, tits an insuperable
objection to my mind, and | cannot
vote for the admission Of Oregon as a
State with such a Constitution"
It will be recollected that N. Il.
Van Vorhes, the Republican candi-
date for Congress in this District, was
a member of the Legislature which
elected B. T. Wade to the U. S. Sen
ate. Wade is a Republican and, it
may be supposed, speaks the senti-
ments of that party. AT any rate Van
Yorhes voted for him. In the same
debate upon the admission Of Oregon,
this same Wade objected on the
ground that her Constitution declared
that $40 Nero, Chjnaman or L0-
latto shaNhavo Meright of agfirago."
Mr.. Van Vorhes need not tell us that
he is opposed to negro equality. so
long as he will vote for men who ad-
yocate that doctrine.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
FOR CONGRESS-,
CHARLES D. MARTIN, Of Fairfield.
COUNTY TICKET.
Van Yorhes a NuIIifer.

Van VOrheS a NulIifier.
BY reference to the Constitution of
the United States, the following sec,
!ion will be found:
No person held to service or labor
in one State, under the laws thereof,
escaping into another, shall, in conse-
quence of any law or regulation there
in, be discharged from such service
or labor, but shall be deligered up on
claim of the party to whom such SER
vice or labor may be due.
The above may be Objectionable to
modern Abolitionists, and to others !;
still, it is a part of the Constitution,
framed by the wisdom of such men
as Washington, Jefferson and Madi-
son. Without it our glorious union
OF States never could have been con-
summated; and, so long as the Union
shall last, it'must remain as one Of
the conditions. To nullity it and rem.
der it imperative by the refusal to
pass laws, or the repeal oflaws already
passed, for carrying it into effect, is to
nuIlify the Constitution and rend
asunder one of the cords that bind
the States together in one great ma.
ton.
In the Legislature of 1855, on the
18th Of April, Senate joint resolu
ton was offered, which read as fol-
lowe:
Resolyed, 5y the General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That our
Representatives in Congress be re-
qucsted, and our Senators be instruc-
ted, to use their best exertions to pro-
cure the rqpeGl Of said act (thO Fugi-
tivc.slaveIaw) at their earliest prac-
teal moment.
This resolution was passed by the
full vote of the Republican party, in
Guiding Van Worries. But our read.
ers may say, there is nothing nullify-
ing in that resolution. We grant it.
But Immediately after the passage Of
that resolution another was offered,
which provided as follows:
Re8olUed, That when The Fugitive
slave law is repealed by Congress, it
will become the immediate duty Of the
Legislature of this State 10 pass an
efficient act for the rendition Of fugi-
tiyes from labor.
This resolution was voted down by
a strict party vote-yeas q, nays p
Van Worries voting against the res
olution.
Thus, it will be seen, Mr.. Van Vor.
hes is for the repeal of thelaw passed
by the General Government to carry
ont in good faith part of the Con-
stitution, and opposed to tho State
Governments passing any law to at
tain the same end-practically ard
emphatically MULTIPLYING, by his votes,
the Consultation Of the United
States!
We trust the people of this District
have too much pride and patriotism
too much veneration for Washington,
Jefferson, aud other fathers of the
Constitution, to send Il man to Con-
gress to NULLIFY the work Of their
hands!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

~We would invite the attention
of our readers to the new vague
Cure" advertised in our columns. It
is from such quarter as will give
the public confidence in its efficacy,
and we have learned from reliable
sources, that its virtues will sustain
their fullest expectations. Citizens
of the west cannot fail to appreciate
the paramount value to them, of
safe and certain remedy for this afflict.
ing distemper without either quinino
or minerals, and consequently with.
out injury to the constitutional health.
We have more than ordinary salts.
faction in proclaiming this remedy,
because we are convinced it will an.
swer q crying want among us, and
serve TO relieve q great amount Of sut.
fering.-PepubIacan, WarSaw, Ind.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

NEWSPAPER ENrERPRIsE.-As soon
as the Ocean Telegraph is open to the
public, the leading New York papers
are each to have special reporter in
London to make up daily dispatches.
This is a degree of enterprise that
will strike ] Ohm Bull with surprise.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
who, Who, WhO.ah!"

An owl which ventures under the
dormitory window at night, or occu.
pies a position near by, where it keeps
up its doleful cry of "who, who, who
ah," is more troublesome to the COM
munity than the o1cl which resoands
the same cry through the columns of
the Journal. Its everlasting "who,
who, who!" disturbs nobody but itself.
People have become used to the sound,
know what rlakes it, and the object
fer which it is mado. Too cowardly
to direct its inuendoes against one
man, it would ruin the characters of a
dozen innocent persons by general IN.
situations, for the sake of a little po
liticai capital. "Curses, like chick
ems, come home to rooSt." Those who
approve now Of the Journals course
may some day have cause to regret it.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

U A mullet-headed popinjay,
who very likely classes himself among
1--WE college boys" has given the Jour.
nal a false account of the Democratic
meeting at Athens, last week. Ii he
would attend to his duties as a good
student, he would find no time to
write false and foolish epistles.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

A SMART PEopLE.-Not long ago,
writes a correspondent Of the Knick.
erbocker, an attorney, with consider
able "swell," but not much brains,
came to c., in Ohio, TO "locate."
One day, when the postoffice was full,
waiting the distribution of the mail,
a half.witted fellow stepped up to him
in the crowd, and said:
"Mr. s., I'm told you baye come
here to practice law"
"Yes, | have"
"Well, you will find it a first.rate
location. | hadn't lived here four
months before was sued ten times"
"We'l, it seems to me could live
here for years without being sued at
ALL"
81 presume you could said our half.
witted friend, "people here are pretty
darned smart; they don't sue fellow
without he's good for COSTS"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
"GlOflOus-
Der a. the ills Of life victorious" /"

Der a. the ills of life Victorious"
to imagine himself prophet, Or an
oracle especially appointed by the
gods to declare the tates of men and
read their inmost thoughts.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

%Mr8. Pierre Felisso, Canadian
by birth, has just died in Prairie Cha
taigne, Lou, at the advanced age OF
112 years.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

UJust received at the store of J.
Dodge & Son, something nice, in the
way of Watches and Jewelry, Ladies'
Gold Watches and Chains, Lockets,
Breastpins, Earrings, Fingcr-rings,
Gold Pencils, Cuf-pins, Portmonaies,
Accordeons, &C., which will be sold
on the most reasonable terms.
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Your spseial csnmitise, appointed in refer.
snce to the duties and salaries Of city officers.
&c,, will report 70 YOU their views upon thai
departaent.
Ihsss ars many other subjects connected
with ~ Adninistrstion ofour city affairs abou,
vAtoh viii sdvise With yea, from time to
time, 81 thsy may present themselves In the
ordinary eenrse Of business.
In oonclusion, can safely assume that q.
press your fsslings In saying that w earnestly
desire 70 eo-epsrsss In exsrting our utmo Il
skill and best judgment for the advancemsn,
Of the true Interests Of the CITY and her people
and that We trust In IN over ruling Providence
to guide and direct Us Alright.
II. ". SAMPLE.
KEokuK, April IL, 1858.
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Or the 18th inst, by tAs Row. M. kinbAIl, M.
A. W. 0MvvirH to Miss LYDIA CoSvsns, Of
Quincy, Ills.
"A delicious rsnsnbranesr rsosivsA. And 20 our on
frisndvs don I mean As 10 old bat friend Of long
stsndins-hss gone a last. asd done . COED deed.
Are there not ssns of our mutual 9risuds vhs
might wisely so and Do likswissi" Well. out
best wishes attend him Asd the fair bride
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RssancAsiy AccsA....

On last Sabbath evening, the 2s.h inst. /.
party Of AZ Iesag personsys cohsissing Of
ksotlsms. started scross Lake
Elysian, ia xsoansy, u visit the
sugar sasp Dor. They started in
way ulen they exchanged the skiG Hith the
owner for : canoe, the man owning ~ skifF
requiring il 70 20 homo with. They had 10.
sssdsd but short distance after making the
shange before the canoe upset, aud the
NAols party were thrown into the water.--
Ar. DOuglss, the owner OF the skiG, heard
sss;z c4;s. ~. Immediately Issusu.l 10 their
rescue bat before be could reach them. two
Of the girls had sunk 10 rise no more
IApir na1ss we're Mary Reed and Loretta
RNests. A sissr and brother Of Miss Rob.
srx we're Of the company, but we're saved,
together With the oshoe ps.-fSt. Peter
(hiD.) Free Prsss, SIS
holy.
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The following 10 from ~ Laurence {Kan.
sas) Republican, OF the
Arful CaIdnsty. So H. last wsek.
the cabin Of Mr.. Shafsr, 1hseo miles
this side Of Manhattan. - ~ 81 burned
down, burning up t. hAlt eh)ldrsn. Nj.
Shafsr Was absent ire III his broth.
sr-iA-lav, hunting . clsim; MI Shafer had
gone out IN the evening to- ghbor's, near
y mile distant TO got some nedicine. The
house Was discovered on Gre, but before any
one could get to the sp o. il vas entirely en-.
vslopsd in flames. The remains Of the chill.
drea we're fosnd near the door, where they
had sndscated and burned - death. Hrs.
Shafsr il now in Manhattan, nearly i -.
MAC.
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L1viuUss0Ass travels
N AFRtCA-for s>is a. tho City Book Store
aprled OGDEN. BkoWNRLL CO.
GIN AND IT'S CON6kQU ENCES--A keIisioss
~ Book; price - cents fev sale BY
Aprlod 0oDEN, Bk0wNkLL 4 co.
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WAU0ONs mA MUTUAL ENDURANCE
COMPANY.
STATE ~ IOWA:

AUUlTOHS OkFlCk,
Dss MornEs. March NH, 1855.
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the seth
L day Of March, 1855, q statement WAS Alsd In
this ofioc showing the condition VI the waaeonsha
Autssi insurance CoUpAny Of Chicago, State Of IL
lnois on ths 10Th day Of jan, 1858, In seeordancs
with the provisiona Of an Act Of ths Legislature
Of this State, passsd January ~, 1857 that said
Aatsmont shows that said Company IL psssssssd Of
the requisite amount OF capital, asd invested -
required In said Act.
Authority 10 therefore given to the abovs named
Insurance. COmpsny to transact businsas VI
Inasranes 10 this State In aesordaaes with tbs
laws thereof
II 10 also certified that San n. Rankin, ESQ,
Of Ksokak, hss bssa dsly appoiatsd BY said Con
psny thsir lavfal Attorney and Agent for the
County VI Lee, with full power take risks Of In
sursnes therein sad 70 acknowledge SERVES Of pro-
esss, upon his ahng certified copy Of tbs state
mcnt Sled In this ones With tbs Clerk Of The DIS.
triot Court, In and for said county.
Its farther certified, that he annsx ID 10 q
true copy Of the rsqsissd statement.
In tsstinsey vhssssG, have hsrsupto vt
[L.s.] my hand and afAxed ny seal Of once
this7Osh day Of March, 1883.
JNoa PArTHE, Auditor Of Iowa.
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6rAss o. iLIIsois, !
nnnt Nm.ukr ~

Psrsosaiiy appeared before me, the usdsrsign-
d Notary Psbiic, In the City Of Chicago, Csunty
sfCosk aad STATE aforsssId Charles 3. kssk veil,
Secretary Of the Waugonsha Firs and Mariss In
sursnee Company. Who, after being duly sworn,
deposss and says the ANNEXED statement Of ii .
condition Of the said Company 10 correct, ae-
cording to the best Of bis knowlsdss Asd bslisf
Given under my hand aad oaiciai seal this 10th
ISL day Of January, "A. b. 1855.
LEWIS II. DAVIS, Mp.
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srn route. saving Char on whatever paYati1&
il vas located the psas eneers asd trsise ,,yer
It sooner or later muss be- ds(tvered a. thc
port Of New York. Mr. Seward showed in
strong terms thu nacas.;ty nf = Rs;lrnaa -
our Pacific possessions. asserting that everv
day il Is DELAYED Il i 4 day Of danger to The
United States.
Housx.-Ths House went into committee
on the bill to establish an auxiliarv guard
for the protection OF life and propertv IN
Washington. The bin vas discussed I'm one
O'Clock. when. on motion Of MONTGOMERY Of
Pa. the committee rose. and the Hou,e took
IN the KAMA. hill.
A mesaa0e from the Senate INSISTING on liz
disaereement and asking for a COMMITTEES ~
conference v.s read.
NJ. Montvomerv moved that thu yyou.a In.
| s;st on IL a3herance. and demanded tbs n,e.
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mova ,or . com,sytx.. - cons.r.n,o - "''N
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sul,- ia -. mi Tn Sn.sLses ~
ted il he pesstivs oos.t,sn. Lot "
i ii. En.i;sS ~, s.;.h. 49, .
a.s..ood Nv XVI. ;i' ~, sa Ne. ornc.s = W.
Ss~sts Mi n ~. n,s.srs a. ~ mt ros-;,L.
sxss 49, ha -. ~;li;ns 70 M, 49,. ~ :
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80 y. IA ,H...scsa 1900 IN. 0' ,ns
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4 - M r.yt 81 tha Hcn.s ~ ,h;s s,cpps;,;on
/ q. rails1 -. ~. ~ . -u n,,a.,;rn
ws.hhrrr. - w.;ns . r. f M. on..,;n,
~. h -. 40 - ordsr TO- NJ Enshsh 'nsda
that mot;on. Ths Hons has adhered ana
uosil + ,soon.;ds,t shs. Action !. va, NO,
| - ORDER 90 0ake the notion.
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SueeulAR AcciD1xs.-Ths following "
copy from the Nashville Patriot:
Aooce J o'clock Tuesday morning last, NJ.
VIM. D.Broun was aroused from hid eleen
by swallowing : pisos Of gold Plate 10 vhtok
was attached thrse artificial testA, having
forgotten 70 usm0vs Is from his moush IS.
fore retiring 70 bed. lie immsdiatsly aonehl
the assistance Of Paul Y. Eve, Who, fallinr 8
remove i with his instrument, gave him 81
emstic which he took upon his return to his
- y ortunatsly the result Of the smetic
- gejection from his throat Of the plata.
UPto Thursday night the chances Of his 70.
covery were promising; his throat, though
lacerassd and inaamsd, appeared TO improve
gradually. Friday the symptoms became
more unfayorable, and oontinued to become
worse until yesterday mprning when death
ensued. xs. M
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NOTGCE.
VINHE partnsrship hsrst,f,re existing hstvess
1 the sndersig ued under tina nsns asd Arn Il
Pettingeli Bsrrsvss, IL this day dissolved by
mutual content, and x,sss r. Psttiagsll 10 "a.
tsorissd % settle up ths business IL ssid co.
pAstnershiP, By salt 81 Otherwise, and 10 use The
co-pastnsrship nsms therefor.
NOSES I. PKrrfNGeLL.
RICHARD ". DURROWES,
April Is, '5S-dlt VIE
UTAmI UTAMIs
EA HEAD or GOOD HORSES WANTED YOR
w Unsls Sam. for which The hishest prios viil
b paid, 81 TIE Livery Stable on TAird-si., 81
WA. GRAHAM.
apsi4a1 Proprietor.
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Horse sad n uls Shoes
Horse and Aals Shoes
Horse and Male Shoes
Horse and Msls Shoes
Horse and Male Shoes

VI osi olbcs
OF ell sisss;
OF all Sises;
OF all sisss;
Cheapest and nest Durable,
Cheapest and most Dursbh
Cheapest and most Durable !;
Cheapest and mnst Darsbis !;
Chsspsst and most Durabls !;
OF Approved and Perfect Form;
OF Approved and PERI at Form,
Of Approved and Perfect Form;
OF Approved and Perfect Forn;
OF Approved and Perfect Form
And Universally Adnlrsd
And Universally Adsairsd i;
And Universally Aduirsd;
And univsrssiiy Ad.irsd !,
And Universally Aasirsd
For Sale at
For Sale At
For Sale At
Fer Sale at
For sale At
Sign VI the Brsadsxs.
Sign Of the Brosdsxs.
Sign OF the Broadaxs.
Sign Of the BsoAdaxe.
Sign Of the Bsssdaxs.
TILLINGHAST, LANE BUEL.
sprled
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STATE ~ emit ofshe Waagemsha Mu.
saAI Insurance Conpany, Bksvins
the Condition OF said Conpsay % he 1osh d :
Of January, 1858.
Name and Locality Of the Conpany-Wsaso
sha Mutual Insurance Company business once
Chicago, Illinois.
The amount Of sapi,Al stock II 17Oe zoe ~
The a. = capita. stock paid In Il 7ee, eco 90
= The Assets Of the Com pany ats--
nt.-Cssh hand and In hands Of agsnss,
:. A,l3S.sl
3d,-kcsl EstAts-none.
3d.-Bonds owned BY the Company, None,
ttA'--Dsbts Of the Com pany, secured
besds md .or.ssRes. FIRST liens, les ,lss.ee
sth.-Loancd On stocks, s GOO 90
inesrsse Aoctusd not yet due, sl,Ss6.SA
Sth.--Dsbts on Premiums, Non..
7th.--Notss. dsafts and aeesptaAces
due on call and sixsy days, es,al4.Be
Ones Furniture, 600 90
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HThe Washington Nexs


ssting. The House 10 evidently und0F L u
nanipulations Of Government officers and
the tempting offers Of Executive favor:
Thst body has agreed to committee Of con.
ference on Leoompton by the casting vote Of
the Speaker, and the friends Of tyranny
were boisterous in their manifestations o.
JOY and triumph.
A bill 10 alsp before the House for mill
tary police - Capital. kis force viii
b :. the T. the ! llen., i. viii
b increase ikae to Zine, and ere
long the Prsst1Gaso Of the United States viii
- an imperial guard - numerous, ~ ef-
d ut, and - devoted to his will, ~ that
& kish now guard the Emperor Napoleon Ill,
- IL olkssrs and attaches will be sent BY
49, xssg1ivs = spies - saissaries Of
r ~ svery CasiAal md important
AsosC INT the Union.
NE Representatives Of the people be-
y for this little guard will soon grow to
formidable - that which sustained
tyranny q ~ 81 Napoleon, or pro-
= Istsd The infalnoa - Of Rome against
- ,.6;~naA - .6nkrared psonls.
4 s-ssSss:-.., -,
- ~ - / u asesas Of Lscompton.
n IDs. pross.,ions, public
r. III $ri slis spsssAss we're ~ or
- a. dey Il III Il. tow, and villages
sas. We doubt not many Of tie d.
X, j friends Of froeAon who have suffered
I i ~ cause .hsrs, ssis,.sd Nth = purs asd
- sr ALI feelings 81 - itude and trirmnh
delivsrance q shoss that allsd ~
- n,esr Rsvolutionary forsisshsrs ID
\ - -
ussg<. We understsed shst
F. - RSsson. Sfspn Nsisss,
NJ Fl ~. ~ 49, a.
Ssok, ana aescsata
u n. nsy. Lows, IL q.
- - elotio. 81 he Lse-
- sneh s.nmiasiou.- =
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e The ~, - tha$ IL thsrs b
anvthini wra go rnav 81 expoeed and
.s.h..x go - - s.At.. h...a i, !. 81,
= - 4 : - -. =, 80.
soe honsa y sespio'ou
A11nIi0t - rs0cvsd.
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A, o1 -. Louis, Il
d.. He vaaH 20 note soae years
- - =. p Z. 1900 ~. .;,.. iaxx
- - 49, 49, 49,
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sth.-LiAbilitiss due or not due 10
Banks " other creditors Of the Con-
pany, {sxsspt - No. l0,}--NothiAg.
eth.-Lossss adjssted aud dsc--Nons.
7ih.- Losses sdjastsd, not dus--None.
StA.-lsssss nsAjusted-hone.
Sth.--Lessss In Suspense, awaiting fur
Their pssof, not 70 exceed zoo 90
leth.--All othss ciains assinu the
Company tsxsspt for sund o@ee
expenses. }-Nsthing.
llth--Ths grsassst smount Insured in
any enc Tisk--4s 60.
I1ths-Ths grsaesst amount allowed to ~ insured
- sny ess city. town o. viiisse--Ne ruIse cen
osssing same.
Nth.-Ihs gIeaaest suount allowed 10 BE- Insured
IN say one block. depends spoa the class Of
ssildings, bst nst y sxsesd tbo00 that vosld b
sxpssad 70 oas IRE.
lAtA.--Ths ct Of ineosperaiion herein epelssed.
.. b. k0CKWxLL,
tl1oIv sscrstary.
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olsuatssa WanaeI.
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Aa.saW, wasss piaes IL he sssstry. Iaqslrs
:. -s s..s 49,. lspsiSA1vl
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lnEtIC9 sad rseidsoss come e Deveth A.
~ Concert streets. kssksk, Iswa.
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TILLINGHAsT, LANE BUEL.
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Cheapest and ne.t Durable,
Cheapest and most Durable
Cheapest and most Durable
Cheapest and nnst Darsbis /;
Chsspsst and most Durable /;