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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-24
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Outstaudng ,lebts due from Collector. for ls57
and nrex:,ms xaars
County State Poor
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-24
DANIEL CoBAUGH,
EDWARD FARREN. Auditors
pEES mo How'd

REES JNO- 1sLDAb.
We the undersigned Directors OF the Poor and
House Of Employment of Cambria County beg
leave to offer Ehe following report. In.pursuancc
of an act Of Assembly passed the '5th day Of
May. \. d. 1854 farm was purchased. and the
necessary buildings erected thereon for the use Of
the poor of said County 1T 4 Cost Of about s25-
600, including the furniture and the necessary
fixtures Of said building.
Theshouse erected fug the use OF said Poor, has
been completed ard Eanlers were received by the
Directors IN November last. 'Thc number Of
inmates at the present time number sixty. which
rumher includes eight insane persons who were
removed from the State Lunatic Hospital few
days ago. where they have toen kept at very
great expense TO the tO1nt- for the last six
years. The amount already expended makes the
sum of SlS50G; leaving an indebtedness af about
$500 which is bearing interest and
should be liqudated as speedily as possible. The
Directors would therefore Urge the collection OF
Taxes with dispatch and further state that after
said Indebtedness is liquidated the taxes will be
greatly reduced from what they have been for
the last two wears.
There was purchased for the use of the Ear M Z
Horses. Wagon, Gears, s.. head Of horned Cat
tie 5 head Of hogs. the cost Of which is included
in the amount first stated,
Given under our hands this 22d day Of Janu-
ary, \. discs.
Z. GLASS. Poor House
d. O'Harroc. I Directors,
February j. lS5S-ft
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d0nrrtiGrlllrntg.

|5.5GT-ALL PERSONS KNOWING
III -, Indebted 10 the democrat d
:1i.e,' r g subscription, Advertising. &c,
I% +be hooks are now in my hands
cd '"'c Costs will he saved by attending
Hon' ,;mc. Address Box 1O1.
9tce j" '''' Il. c. DEVINE.
I'll - 1858.
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GREAS LETTERS q ! ADMINS
Irn on th,-c>tate Of Mchael Farrabaugh,
A@stor Township. Cambria county, de-
r0'. been granted tu the undersigned
-s1 said Township by the Register Of
-outy; all persons having claims against
.ssed. are hereby notified TO present them
authenticated for settlement. and those
ARE required to make payment without
NADORE FaRRABAUGH. Admr.
e. 1858.
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list OF CAg SES

.n for Trial at q Cour. Of Common Pleas
raH at EbclsburG for Cambria county
-og on Monday, the Sth Of March 1858
.TcoHD WEEK.
- Gorgas
IS Begle et a.
vs. Penna. Rail Road Co.
IS Barr
and Johns
PIX Road ca. vs. Shoenberger's exrs.
~ Jones admir-.
vs. Zentz'
vs. Penua. Rail Road Co
W Troseil
rs Baker
.,q5r - Crum
- Fronhciser
=, Galbrsith
~ Same
. Rher
l. =. M'Cf"nj-le
~ Same
- Jackson
- Thona-
~ AshcraG
|.cp - Meyers
rI.r '. Rhcy. Matthews & Co.
~ Boyle
- Din"T,d
~ Frunheiser
vs Yaa2ley
- pruua. Rail Road CO:
vs MuIcncr
- tr,p
- NsrrUc.l
- "a per
icy IS N''r.ughcy
81 ~ N'tr ME
y " TitZinscr
l.. PIN NC, - Hill
b, 80 Gillian
.zr - Horlcr - al.
- Sharp
: " M'Cononougty
EH,r y, Nnglr
0sya - Whtrry
rs rringle
h vs. CrT,er
- Vow kin
- F'"ll VI sur par
lla v< Tnnv
Joseph MCDONALD, Pro.
nrria-y< O:icc. }
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A. LITTLE
.THOS. MCCONNELL Con
,JNO BEARE f.
DANIEn COPAUGH, J
EDWAR FARREN, Auditors
REEFS JNO. LLOYD,

Receipts and Expenditures Of the Poor and House
of Empioyment of Cambria County, from the
day OF january A. D., 1857, until the
10th day of January. A. D., 1868, (both days
inelusive.l
GEO. G. X. ZAHM, Treasurer.
DR.
iSa7. 10 arauuut cf Orders - hand a,
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- CassyiiIe seminary.
= 40 10 PER QUA r T E r

y y ',CT0oL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
y sGmg sI,,.1 IS unqucstionabiy the cheapest
r.i's;,3 {. ys;~3 in the land. The expenses for
ne M, E,..;rrrr, fuel, board and tuition are
- ,,.J.s =, is only $500 per quarter. All
% n-l, .-,s and the OrnamentalS are proper
-Gsis-, i-., Send for circular. Students
iE o.l, N n notify me before coming. Address
tIle''- JOHN ID. WALSH.
Clssyille. Huntington CO., Pa.
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Lnonco Spectator gives the fol-

-. TenaugO Spectator gives the fol-
,neu ,s of Warren endorsed the Ad
penO.t 9, .t1 meeting held last week
saon ., ',ern counties are now a unit,
iri1s'y, 5s. we expected. 1t is the height
VIA. w % snnpose for momen. that
anP'lG;n .;n narty will turn its back upon
.a?'!ura .l,-atiou. aud thereby play into the
jl 1tbe opposition,
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

nF CAMBRIA COUNTY. from the I'd day
~ of Jsnuary, A. ID. 1857. to the 18th day of
JANUARY, 1858. both Gays inclusive.
CHARLES d MURRAY, Treasurer
1856, DIR.
poses for 1867 and previous years. s1l.91l 25
To amt reed from Collectors for poor
purposes, for 1857 and previ'S years, 1929 ga
To amt reed on redemptions, les 0S3
To amt reed ON miscellaneous accounts. 633 3s
To aunt dac Treaauicr at settlement. 2460 96
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-BN VIRTUE OF AN
% alias writ of Venditioni Exponas issued out
of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Cambria county
and to me directed, there viii be exposed TO pub
lie sale at the Court House. i'll the borough Of kb-
ensburg, On FRIDAY, the 26th day of FEBRU
AIRY inst, at O'Clock ?. NJ.
Al the right, title and interest of Robert Car
man of, in and TO a tract of land situate in Clear
field township, Cambria county, warranted in the
names of oseph Jones, adjoining lahds warran-
ted in the names of Martha Will. John Harris
and Thomas Brown, containing 4S5 acres more
or less, unimproved.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit
of Charles d. Murray. successor to a. j. Rhey,
late Treasurer of Cambria co. for use Of JAS. TosS.
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knnassorred pieces OF Stone are, pl,i r.
.Jt'Oceivsd at soe Cheap StaYecf
EEoGEnr \
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LIST, MARCH TENN, 1853.
FKST WEEK
vs Alwine
W Troxell
IS Murphy
IS Murphy
vs Nantiltoa
tth (Dr use u. Stewart.
JOS. N'DONALD, FRO.
yilco, Jan 20, 1888.
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S9oS0 20 4:.67 ~ 629o 70

DUE COUNTY on NOTES AND BONDS.
Huntingdon, Cambria and Indiana
Tnrnpshe Road Co, s541 80
George w. Easily, late Collector, 43 Is
Jas Bark, 40 62i
Pau! George. 90 -
John Roberts. Sheriff. 81 05
Estate of 7. M'COy, decd. 80 90
Unavailable cebts, 2274 SO
Notes on Broken Banks. $50 90
Given under our hsnds at + pensburg, this 22d
day of January, 1853.
\. LITTLE
.THOS. MCCONNELL Com rs.
JNO BEARE f.
We. the undersigned uditors Of Cambria
County do repor. that ha tie carefully exam
ined the accounts and vouc lers of the receipts
and expenditures of the aforesaid County Com
missioners from the 22d da.y Of January 4. d.
1887 until the 18th day Of January A. ID,
! 1853, (both days inclusvel and find them cor
| rect as is also the foregoing statement of the
! outstanding debts.
t DANIEi. CORAUGH,)
EDWARD F.tRREN, Auditors
/ REES mo lloyd
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S9033 -

We, the undersigned auditors respectfully re-
port that they have audited, settled and adjusted
the accounts of said county with Geo. c. X
Zahm, Treasurer Of the Poor House. agreeabl,
with the law and fna balance in favor of said
Treasurer the Goth day Of January, y. D..
1888 of 1928 50.
Given under our hnn,ls this 22d day OF Jauu-
n
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last sett ennent

last sett ement 5000 90
To amount Of nncollected claims, 81 %
To amount of County Orders assessed to
Directors of the Poor ON County
Treasurer 5000 90
To auonpt received on loan 215O SIS
TO amount received rent Ut farm iuT
2v.srs c75 90
To amount due Treasurer at settlement 5Zo 81
t9o33 o.
CIR
By amount due treasurer at last eettle-
ment. s46 sss
By amount paid on Building.per con-
tract s47O4 90
By amount paid purchase of land, 7043 81
:. on fencing and materials
furnished. aoS eS
BY amount paid jor materials and work
at wash-house and privv and also
produce. 35s 81
By amount paid sOr incidentals and ser
vices OF servants. las 4lf
BY amount paid Bell, Johnston, Jack
& Co. on loan. 5I3 50
By amonnt of County Orders on HIND, 500 90
BY amount of uncurreMt finds on hands, 20 90
BY amount Of Treasurer's sulery, 100 90
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Valuable Farm for sale.

Office Clerk Q. s., Cambria Co, Feb. 10,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-14

~
IN vfprnn ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Wednesday January 1884
Trains save the depot OF White and Centre streets
sN% u ssn for Albany stopping a, wIlnsm.brds. s.d
all stations north.
stations only.
sisP N For White Plains, stopping At all intermediate
stations.
Trains leave ire depot Of Twenty srb and
Fourth avenue, New York.
SIS n. For winamsbndse, stopping ali intermediate
IisO A. ~ white Plains Do do.
21r NJ Wfnam@hrifge DO do.
3OOP NJ Mierton stopping al Williams bridre and all In.
termediste stations north
.wr = Croop rails, stopping at all Intermediate stations
60P. MGwillamsbridre, do 90.
Returning, trains leave Albany for New York, at
IA, A. - MAIL stopping Al all stations north Of, and a,
f.cr... stopping a, Az pr,rc,o. station. only
WIN J. CAMPBELL, Sh perinendent
TAKR NOTICE THE HUDSON RIVER OPEN TO
Albany and the splendid ice going HERO, Capt
Hsseoi win leave the pier foot Of Rceinson stree, on
heepse and Athens Passage 50 Freight 70 Albany
reduced Passage o. For freight passage apply 20
the Captain board TO GEO. T. sTANLY the ofce
the dock
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an TO Som WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT OFF
III clothing wanted for the city and Western markes-
t.entlemen will fifty per than their sup
posed value by calling the store addressing rH0s ~
CQNROy
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was represented, and might say, almost every En-
Yope0 nation.
mo Committee Elections, Of the house, are some
what puzzled by of the Baltimore contested election
cases Mr.. Brooks who contests the seat Of Mr. DAVIS
does not claim that he entitled TO IL, although he was
the opposing candidate but that here was not fair cleo
ton and that the polls were in the possession Of awese
men, who could and did make the returns they pleased
without regard 70 the votes cast
Mr. Brooks asks that there be another election, and
that measures be taken insure the expression OF tho
viii Of the majority in that district a. 70 who shall repre-
sent in the House of Representatives This the hrs
case Of the kind and the committee VIII have ask OF
the House power 70 proceed with it. The probability 10,
that the request of Mr. Brooks will be complied with.
The President has appointed Thomas J. Albright, Of
Pennsylvania clerk 70 Sign land warrants, IN place OF
Jones' of Virginia, deceased.
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C.

THE CHEAPrsT AND BFsr JEwEIRY EsTABLlsH.
ment In city. Louis Aurich eS BroadEay, tvo doors
above kmity street Informs his acqnantant that having
barge amount watches ewery and diamonds on hand ne
determined to sell them great sacrihce AZ fnds Of
repaired IN the best and prompt
" attended To- Louis ANRfCH, 6so broadway,
Two doors from Amity street
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ExPREssEs.

VIrrLis FARGO co, NFw YORK kNp cALIFoR
w MIA Express Company and Exchange Dealers Joint
eoct COMPANY, Capital $4,000 Once "a Broadway. Et
presses California Oregon and sandwich Islands e
bh OF each month To Havana the It'll fh and 9Th
each Exchange for sale In 10 suit, on Cator
MIA Oregon sandwich Islands Havana Boston and PMsde
phla Notice 20 California Bondholders w. ~ 60. are
the old bonds Of the State of Caor
panspo the TO Sacramento City and procure pew
ones with the act Of 18th Of April 1881 and re-
turn same this city.
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REsTAURANTN

CosLING's CONFECTIONERY AND LUNCH ROOM
lls Broadway between Pine and Cedar streets oppo
site Trinity Building Jbe ersgned hss opened the above
Nice where he viii keep band The best wines and srsrs
bier The beet Havana variety ~
? rercb pet'py a. L. GUkLlNG, Proprietor.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW EODLhChAhOnbs
r ADy, CONE WITH NE.
IL Air-"woodman spare that tree"
LADY come With me-
40 aad with bowl,
We went 10 2-9-2
We from thence but now.
A book 10 In her hand.
WORKINGS her fingers grace.
And look understand
Light up her lovely face
Dearest IL seems say,
81 Thank you, from my heart
III never, never part
Broadway, two ninety three,
For now that Hates been there with me
with love her blue eyes shine.
with every book purchased the American ON and Book
House 23 Broadway. handsome present given. Cats
logues free for all who desire hem. - -
ADy surroLH-Jusr PUBLISHED. FINE
pearcd when msfne Der The only drawing ever
hhen from life Prices Dealers and agents supplied on
POLITICAL.
nEMocHATrc REPUBLICAN, YOUNG MEMS GENE
IL raj Communicable members elect Of the Young Mems
2 ~ r5s . ss.sS ssnns
JOHN r. MAcGREooR Chan Of com. Of 1867.
CLOTHING, sc.
on TO $500 WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT OFF
pl clothing wanted Tor the city and Western msrkes
posed value by calling the store addressing rHOS d.
coNRoy. " Centre street ----
&S OOO TO INVEST IN SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
%O.OVV -Gen,lemen DESTROYS q converting lei, on or
chnR into cash. obtain hfy cent more ~
calling sending their address toJAMEs MORONbf,
mo CLOTHTERs -wANTED STOCK OF SEASON
ns c,ohpe "rus . ,Ss cnbv Good ssson
given. Address A. h. c., bonneville, New Jersey.
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DRAWING FROM NAruRR-rHE ONLY REALLY
valuable highly approved BY sItists and all wh
learn that can thoroughly learned in sr 70 hour lee
sons Is the one taught by Nr. WOOD Al Isl sss
those wishing Il can ske a lesson on rial
LYME OIL PArNrTNGs-soLp At ANY sACRrrCF.
II Al the American Art Gallery, 675 broadway Go AMI
seeu.e yoV bargains early.
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MATRIMONTAI..

a GENTLEMAN or uITRry WITH A LIBERAL Bu-
n income, wAhes W marry His social and pecu
mary position justify him In seeking amongst the refined and
wealthy Tor bride Sincere and really eligible persons
invited address A. NJ d.. Post once, New YORK. with full
particulars &c Real address not desired until correspon
oence has proved mutual sincerity and eligibility
A WELL yDuCATED YOU'VE GENTLEMAN OF
N and business like habits, OF ap
pesrsnce and polished DESTROYS of forming the
Acquaintance Of respectable sdy with view
desirable. Communications under Horace
Broadway Post oce will be treated strictly confidential
NTATRfMONTAL-A WIDOW OF YEARS wTTI A
Nl small wishes 20 make the acquaintance
Young eeniemsn with intentions % marriage also young
rcen 10 J. from EptP,N
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Johnson and Ninth Streets,
RoKUK
3. d. VAIL 4 CO.
jyl4d
CUMMINGS 4 BEGG6,
Architects.

S up rim TIE N d Il N rs.
IJAvEtsken sa ofice In hsddington's Block,
Ii corner Of johnson and Third streets, In Aoem
No IT, Ind story hrnt dosr TO the left at the head
II The main entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and The public cAl. They are pre-
pared 70 furnish desjEus and detail drawings for
buildings Of all kinds, public and private, and TO
superintead the ereosiea Of the came. They hope
TO % business in such nAnser ID please thsir
patrons and Do creditto themselves.
Refer, BY pernission,te
X. +. Love, Hawkins Tay lor,
Inward ilbournc, James kstoe,
Geo. C. Anderson, X, T. .Creel,
VIC. Stripe, u. keddington,
Wm. Leighton, j. II. Billings,
I'M. Hiatt. j. B. pauL
desi3dly
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KEROSENE OIL AND LA1R

The GrcatFavoritc - tho People.
FTsHE high snesminms which this light IL con-
stantiy receiving from those who are ssing u
justify ~ in saying thatit has no equal. In it,
use you save more than one half what your light
would cost you from any other oil or burning And.
II perfectly safe, ~ II will not explode Or sud
denly inname. II needs no pufing--one trial win
convince the most skspticsl of its virtues.
All arc invited TO try IL, free Of trouble or ex-
Pcnse. Leave your addrcss 81 the Lamp Depot, on
Man-st., between 2nd and I'd, two doors below
billings store, and have . lamp sent to you for
trial. supply OF oil kept constantly on hand.
Try It, twill cqst you nothing.
II. G. MERRILL,
eep2dlm No. 621 MAin-at., Keokuk.
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New Arrangement.


The Xeokuk 4 Burlington
PACKET COW PANSss
AEW and fast running Steamer n no
IN KuK will make regular double
daily trips, Sundays excepted, between
HDNxKl1SE and BURLINGTON.
Leaving Nsusress at ] z:Se and lIssop.m.
Arriving at Burlington ut B p m. and -. m.
Leaving Burlington st =. m and 1880 p M
Arriving 1t Keokuk 81 and li.sop IN.
Thus nAking reliable and prompt connections
With the ksokuk and Montrose, the burlington and
Missouri River and the Chicago and Burlington
Railroads, ~ we'll Ne tho keokuk, II. Dss Aoiues
and Minnesots Railroad morning and cgening
trainsJ also, with the boats Of tho keokuk and
81. Louis Packet Go.
For Tiekels and further information apply on
board, Or - Company Agents at keokuk and
Buriiagten. ii. w. SAMPLE,
ausd President.
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CLUBBING.
THE rARMEns, GUIDE

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE,
BY HnxRy srsrHHss, r. 4. g., Of Edinburgh, and
the late j =. Nosron, Professor Of ScisntiAe
Agriculture In Yale College, New Haven. , vols.
koyaiOctavo 1900 pages, and numerous wood
and steel engrasings.
This 10, coufesaedly, the most complete work on
agriculture ever publirhed and In order to give Ii
widsrcirculatiOn, the publishers havsrssolvsd 70
reduce the price to
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Whom sent by mail tpost paid) 10 California and
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Of the United States, ard to Canada (post paid)
20. TaB woRK Is NOT rnH OLD "DooK ev rns
FARn."
~ Remittances for any Of the sboys publiea-
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the Publishers,
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners or tAe
Lots described In the foregoing list, situated q
she City Of keokuk, Lee county and state OF Isva
that special tax has been assessed and levied q
said described lots, rs designated In above llse,
BY the City Council OF said city, being thscost d
Abatink nuisanee on said lots, aud nnlsss ny
ment be made Of the taxes 90 levied and Also 81
costs, before tho "a day Of October, A. d. lSSS.
cessary 70 discharge said tax and costa, will b
sold on ths day afosesAid, 1t the Mayors olnse
In said city, between the hours Of = o clock :.
m. and o'clock p. N.
c. STEVENS,
collsctcrof the Cityof Ksoklk.
Sept. 5, l666-dtd
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HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOING,
j. K. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
Lana and Gcnerai Agent,
AID

- r u
NO. ~ MaIN-ST.,
AEOA IOWA
RUYs, Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro.
- psrty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kind.
Draws Deeds Mortgages and Agreement. md
examines Titles 70 Property.
Gives reliable information respecting tho Price
of Property.
Takes Acknowledgement.
i Agent Tor Insurance Co Il panies.
Inquiries BY Letter promptly replied 10.
Negotiates Loans, makes Collections.
obtans, Exhibits, Bays and Sells Patent Rights.
Loans Money ON Collateral Security.
ity, are the lea ding featarcs II this House.
Refer 10 the following gentlemen.
X. p. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thes. w. ClAgeit.
Geo. G. Anderson Co.. Bankers.
Xix, HALE CO.. Bankers.
N1-Agenoies and Business Solicited.
Sept. 4, 'bS-d
Insure Year Merchandise, stores
Ana Dwellings!
Policies Of Insurance issped q tho loveet
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $500, 600.
pHENIx INSURANCE CO., or HAkTFORD.
CAPITAL 1200, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 900, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. 90. .of HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $3.50 200.
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Hept4-d1m Becoad-st., near Main.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
or ST. Louis.
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