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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29
Conversion of the Devn through splrItual-


Mrs. n. F. N. Brown, of Cleveland, lectured
yesterday morning 1t the MelOdeOn, on Spirit
uallsm 70 a congregation OF believers.
In noticing tie objections urged by those who
opposed their faith, she spoke at some length
OF the allegation that these manifestations came
from the Devil.
She did not care if they did come from the
Deyil-that was really no ground of objection
to them, but if the Devil did communicate such
beautiful things as come TO Us through Spirit
ual media, It was an evidence that his Satani;
majesty was repenting Of his evil, and trying
to get back to the Heaven from which he had
fallen She had studied the history of the
Devil carefully, and found from the Bible, the
Shasta, and other sources, that after his
fall be had been confined in a deep pit, as
dark as tar, but in after years the earth was
created, and some Of the angels pity ing him said
10 the Deity, Here the poor devil has been
down in this dark pit so many years, why may
we not let him loose on the earIh which is emp
tyi" 1t was accordingly done, and the Devil
became better in his new home, and had gone
on improving with the improvement OF the
world. until now it was not unnatural to see
him trying 70 reach higher sphere by teaching
thess beautiful truths through spiritual media
At this point ofthe lecture. short and some
what elderly lady sprang from her seat, and
with 4 countenanee kiDdled BY passion or pos-
session, and limbs trembling with excitement
tottered to the front Of the stage, and cast q
small package at the speakers feet, exelaiming
in shrill and piercing voice a Take this spir-
itual wreath, tis thine, the spirits bid me give
it theel" With these words she hastened from
the hall, followed BY the eyes of all the audi
ence, though no one bad the Politeness or the
curiosity to accompany her down the stairs
The package, which the fair lectures opened
at the close Of her remarks, and showed with
evident satisfaction to her friends, contained no
other wreath than plain gold ring.-ciaein-
ndti Gazette
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29

The Republicans and Americans in Erie
county, n. Y, have shown their good sense by
uniting on Congressional and County ticket.
The Hon. E, G. SPaulding is the nominee for
Congress; E. S. Prosser, for Senator; G. A.
Scroggs, for Sheriff; and o. J. Green, for Coun-
ty Clerk. The united Anti-LecOmptOnites can
hardly fail to sveep the county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29

GINSENG TEADE IN WISCONSIN, Ginseng root
grows sbundantly in some of the newer sections
of Wisconsin Tons oft are dug by the peO-
pie in RichIAnd county, and It is estimated that
the Ginseng trade in that county alone will
amount to 1000 the present season. It grows
wild,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29

TIE AMERICAN Mac YIeroEIous.-Tbe IA
nous Pnoress has won the great Yorkshire
Hzudicap race at Dorcastle. Mr. Ten Brock
has Persevered, and has at last won with bis "a
vorite nag on an important field.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29

The BURNT STEANER-The Austria was
first class propeller of S34 tons, built by Card
& Co., Of Glasgow, last year. The hull was of
iron, but the finish was wood work which pro-
we'd to be an inaammable coffin to hundreds,
owing to the carelessness Of the fourth Ofhcers
The underwriters few months ago made
survey, and reported her provisions against fire
as being good" The Austria belonged to the
Hamburg and American Steamship Company.
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The BIsHors ABaolD. = The Pittsburg

The BIsHoPs ABRoAD. - The Pittsburgh
Chronicle remarks:
We regret TO learn, by the last mail from
England, that the health of Bishop Potter Is
not improving He was still at Malvern
Bishop Davis was much better. Bishop Nell
vaine had been spending few weeks at the
Lakes OF Westmoreland. He had afterwards
passed week at Farnham Castle, the Bishop
Of Winchester's, and intended to spend the
month Of September in witzerland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29

THEPT.-A $40 overcoat was stolen from the
front Of s Mann's clothing store on Saturday
evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29
Me1irines.
ILTh OF AMEKICAN WO,

~ EAL1h UF AMERICAN WO'
IL MEN. Prom fAe N. z. Dab Nsrs (EsJitoriall
8 BriTs. os Tbs Helm f s T. S,1sT & 1.oa Dr n
column He treats the subject in an sble manner and
FFgzi fl< AlBsay MoTllSS EESrsss
aTshalls Uterine S.nslie0n has DoSsd 70 be fully
b. medical gentlemen AID others Dr.. bridge is regular
ana dscTimination judici1us and his nv pTe
ttener m al diseases, especially those Of women and
From PsBsieiaus
'Malshlll's Uterine Catho'ieon vii certainly all
the diseases for which Il Is recommends -
. here Is no med cine like Il IN this country ("
In the worst cases have with 8IarShall's
Cterine Cathohcon Is a GER ain and safe remedy"
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHoLICoN
Is unhesa' ingy eherec re liable remedy for those
eoqpaias 70 which eyeEy yomsR is lbs, and which grad
talk OF work becomes alike Of suffering if
eoa Is rrms5y afs FsilisS q he wsB. wbes s9p
pressed IRREGULAR or Pa nfa MsnSruatun Bloafin- Ia
cans, Rstenon Incoutinence Urae Heartburn Coz
eness, SeIyouSnsss Fsiatnss PalpitaEous, CIamps,
eounecied vita the uterine organs
Ladies VIII troubled with Of the above symptoms
dues Dr BRIDGE, with full eoufdsrce ths; they viii
msdlcine but is ingredients have been mlde known The
edea CslleEes snd thy are At the service Of any
Tls prier o. MARSHALL'S UTERINE. cATHOLE
CONas One Dollar and Raifpcr Fiagle bottle.
wEsr BEDFORD. Coshoeton Co Nav u, 1871.
Mr II b klngsey, SIr:i have been sci ling the medi-
cine Of the ST9elber ompany for the last years and
ave Invariably lrund them 10 give good sats1c0u and
the pills have sold great many familis as re-ua av
sthertea and coffee. and with my trde have become
aple article MarShalfs Uteune CaiholrO1 is msii-
cine tha; done great amount Of coed female dseas
e. One lady 4 70 tOl me she had received more
benefit from bute than she did from long course Of
medicaltrsatment BY the m1st skillfu physicians.
January lst, IsSs
MRS. RoBINsoNs CERTIFICATE
VERNoS, Trumbull Co. May lst, 1883
This certies th1t have been IN very health for
years and found htle reefafter employing number
Of Physicians Ny disfase Pro,aDSis UtsTi / had
been redu bv that and FlOuor Ahus until had
ucerated 10 considerable extent By the advice Of Dr.
W Bushnell procure and took six bottles OF Marshals
Uterine atholcon which enabled attend mv hus-
band his last sickness until he died which
since. have taken three bottles since his d
hirh hrs made abe labor and support my family Of
three children The Cathocsu has nearly restored to
health II isthe onlV thing that has hted suffer
ing tor . hich feel very grateful
MARY E. ROBINSON
The CArHoLICoN is for sale By City Druggists and BY
hedcine dealers generally iulI2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29

The crew consisted Of about one hundred
persons, and twenty or thirty steersge passen-
gers may have been taken on board at South
ampton. There were, probably, total of tive
hundred and fifty souls aboard.
A passenger says that when the Captain of
the Austria heard of the fire he rushed on deck,
exelaiming, ave are all lost Let down the
boats" The boats when lowered were imme-
diately swamPsd. The Captain fell into the
sea, and was soon left far behind.
Among the passengers were Theodore Es-
feldt, NJ. Hermann, W ROsenthalI, and Mr..
SOndheim, prominent New York importing
merchants. Also Mr. Eisfelj a musician of
note in New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29
G0ufational.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
"a embl aelng ali the elements Of sotr ard fu Ed
ueafion viii BE- opened the sunday school Room N the
rar ~ rinv hurrh Superior street. the rs cf Sem
tsmbsr under the care Of the bzses YARIAN and tie
general srEtsadsnce Of RsE A NAklAN Rector Of
Apolicions for admission 70 be made the School Room
Al anV tirne d1rins the course OF the School term
rspecfus setting forth Terms. &c can Be- had on aD-
,rafOn Rector, OT 20 either u the Rev renesn
gsilJrs Of the school DR- CLAXlON.
lDR. BOLLES.
aus dam lae = RKv. l. CARTER,
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MRS. RoB1NsoN-s CERTIFICATE.
WHY Is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOB
DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM?

BECAUSE IT WILL, In all cases,
\ 1,sy and eaect1al eors iha much readed seouTss
~ III ,la Rrve and AEue-Whol iaili and T.
f1ct thouslns do testify anl unlike ali other uostrum
tonic II IS unsu1passd We viii oIr Nv v,d-bes or
its worth BY men Of influence and high standing.
Prneetru, III, Sept. 2O;h, 1851
DR. MASN-Dear Sir. For several years pass have used
your AGUE BALSANI in my daily prae;ice, and have
closely observed effects hundreds cases and in no
case has failed 10 produce the most happy effect.
eheerfully recommend a certaia specific for
ChiIls Fever and Asus, and Maari-us Diseases
Truly Yours, II. AUSTIN, NJ d.
1Iarshall, Mich, Feb. JIth 1851.
DR. Mann Col have sold a large amount Of sOur
AGUE BALSA8T in this vicinity, aud rom my personal
knowledge IT, b. rvs It the best remedy for Chils
'''' anu KssDscifaiiJ si SOars' You s'' - G. a HYDE.
A2hlabula, Ohio. Jan lst Isss.
AIEssRs 8 K aIszS 3 Co.-Gents: In canvas>ing the
oSs q Ohl9 and Michan Tor the sale Of e different
allied 20 observe the grggt name hal your AGUE BAL
really scems 10 be THE PEOPLES dwS REMEpY ana is
sales nor. rapd than AZ olhsl. L is es'ined to
vsgTruly Yours. Aks HENDRY.
New York, Feb n Isss
IN ST. Louis sold your AGUE BALSAM three years and
have carefully o. served is edecis IL CURING and IN
world of nelrines To nv personal knoWledee n has
cured permanenty every time and have known il used
happy result And what RENARKABIE have never
Known case but what rem ned eursd for Al least that
feet triumph Chills and Fever
Respectfully YOuIs, PEOF. O. J. WOOD.
SIX MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
GAYLORD L HAMMOND.
aulI Cleveland.
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Amusrmenis. -.

GERMAN CATHOLIC FAIR. A
~ Far will Be held Al the NATIONAL HlfL. 90 To rs
DAY and WEDNESDAY, October - D and 1oh iot the
hensht ut 81 Peters Church. cars < lQn on
the corner Il Sspe or and Dodge strees The puo are
respectfully izylted 70 attend Tickets. p cents
ssu29 dtd 20I II DETTsIER. sse,s.
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Removal.
ON .W.4.V'HOOD.

AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE
Just Published. Gratis, the 20th thousand.
A FEW WORDS ON THE RA.
IA tiOnal Treatmen without Medicine Of Spermafor-
rhea or Local Weakness Nocturnal I'm ssions Genital
and Nervous Debility Impoteney, and Impsdimsnts 70
Marriage generally. By b. DE LANEY. n d.
The important isct that The many alarming cnmDlaiuts
or gina ing IN the mprudence aud solitude Of youth nay
be easily removed without Ncd ire, this n tac
clearly rated; and the entirely and high sue
eessul tthtmenl ahOpted b. the Author fully explan
ed b. meaIs OF which every IS enabled 20 him ef
pereci and al the least possible thereby avoiding
ali the adv ertised nOsfIums Of he day
Sent any address, is and post free in sealed
vel0pe BY RENTING post paidl postag sfamps TO
sp2o.sm:ins lsa No ss Fss1 zisi $ NV York
FALL STYLES OF DELAINES-
aals TAYLOR. GRISwoLp 1 CO.
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MOre 70 De Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM

Epsr Worn By KiAgs EmPerOrs!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w HE'D or HAIR Because 1t Is the ornament
God hf7ss U pT0rdet for all Reader although
the rose may bl0om ever 50 brightly the glowing cheek
the Be sparkus the teeth he those pear II
the het bcret Of c1verng the hair be snared
shriveled, Ia 81 GHf dy STILL If snTnk led with
gray, nature will ose than half her charms Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, If used two three
lines week. Will restore and pernanently all
such ornament Read the following. and iudge. Ihe
writer Of the hrst the celebrated PGzis THALBERG:
New York. April lS, 1s5s.
DR. WOoD-Dear Sir Permit me 10 express to you the
Oh gafons under Tor the entire Grafton Of hair
to It's original color About the time Of arrival in the
nlted SAFES, u rapidly hecom gay but upon the
application your HAIR RESTORATIVE" Il sO5n re-
covered us original hue consider your Restorative
wonderful invention, quite ecac.ous vel agreeable
am, dear SIR. yours iru'y. s. THALBERG.
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mal1ts.
BOARDING..

ROARDING.-T The House No. "a
- Flohc square. and bytl Stuns Church-one Of ~
peas-ntesi locations IN the etyis being thoIcughv re-
P,lfed snd viii be opened BOsrders Ocfob,r fst-
ra1lse lshlng 10 turuish their rooms can he a
eolliodaitd VIII lage and Convenient room and red
Loo1Si -nd ; nse Boarders and Day Boarders will ind
good accommodations, ee-Onab TRIMS Iadifs M
excluded A@fereuets given and received
sep-4 S. W. BURRlTT.
BOARDING = NEAR THE CEN
- - lEk : n BU lNESS ia a healthy Ecsiion Two
OF hfee AM les or sing Boariers
WI s 2 90 q and reasonable Board S. ". BURRiTr
4u@o n-'snAnS IS 81 Clair street
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Not n Candidate.

MOI a IhnuIuHIt.
We are authorised by M. JAMES A. CRAw to |
announce to the Republican voters Of CuyahO-
"a Co, that be is not, and will not be, s candi-
date for Sheriff at the ensuing election.
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Neru ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE to BRIDGE BUILDERS.

m OIIOL % DNIDUL DU IIULID.
~ PROPOSALS will be received al the Ohce Il the
CIy Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland; until y
O'Clock NJ October l0h, 1883 Tor Buildng Super-
structure OF Iurn-Table Draw Brdse. be
the NJ and Light House Streets crossing the Cuvahoga
rve- IN said Ciy of Cleyeland said Bridge % be
hundred feet length trsg wide and czrriaEe-av
ghietn and a half fret
plans and speccafiOrs will be received ACCOMMODATING
the pru p1sals Tor building the sane.
Toe Board Of City Improvements vits the submission
OF bids the right re1eet the same
By order Of the B ard.
G D. BISHOP, City Civil En-incer
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Oeneral Notites


II III y II W = y . y I i VI a z
- AereeaDy 10 premise. We hereby uo.iy uur fferds
and gatIuisr fe Ia dFan OF puhhca i1n that cur
NhM MAP OF CUGAHOGA COUNTY Is neariy cou-
pet o. ald that We lne end cUumen delveTii them 10
s1sclers IN a. out three weeks Hating spared labor
OF expense in makngs he Blaps very superior ice in
rs line, shall confidently eIpecg hnd pairoI
"aEADYh
H. nrF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29

The RESTORATIVE uut up In bottles uf three sizes
large medium and small The small holds half a pint and
reais r 81 bott Tie medium holds least twenty
cent mor IN proportion than the small retais
- per ooe 1he larse holds quart forty per
in pr porti n. q d reiails for 50.
o. J. WOOD co. PropTfetors 2l2 Broadway New
YORK Gin the n. Y Wire Railing establishment and
ia Market street. St Louis, No.
And sd b. all eod Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
au Il dkw I'm 90
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j D. FISHER, NOfARY \ D Al 7l7ziPT PUBLIC

y . for c yshoga OounIy, and LAND and GENERAL
AGENT, attends to all NOtaiial business; negOrates
Loans SCI sald exci anges Cy nd Codatl Real kst5te
western Lanus, Collects Renf AID NIoney: inv sf
gates Titles drlws reeds MORTGAGES Leases &c Re
neu euber ih= Once. No Superor stfeet IN D C1ffera
duE Murfeyfs Flarlyv yv..rs Store 49,. y
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FUEL POK TIE PUBLIC SCHUOLS.
7 .IIIIIs
c. BRADBURN,
Z 4 NGSlEY.
Oes Board Of Edueaon Sep, Is s @ % sss sSpsi Siis
silk aud WOODEN Goods CoIoTed.

I .0OK AT THIS The subscriber
- taxes TINS me thod OF Of CIeve-
l aud the public generally that he prspaIed to color
al ms principal colos OF Silae and Goods IN fh
mssl apnfoyed style also 10 CLEAN WOOIEN AND
SlLk GOODS and restore the color Of faced garments
&C hrylns lad year. experience Above tusi
ness ne hopes strCE same 10 merit
snare u puoic patronage. AL orders len with him viii
receive prunInt attention j. COZZENS.
sene 1lll lyS No n Oreaun street.
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PRoP. WooD-Ahout two years ago nv hair commenced
turning sTayi fast becoming bald had ted many
remedies feet commenced Restorative
in January last; few aPpcaiio fastened ny hsir rmly
began % MI grow and turned back to its former
color-bsck AT this time FULLY restore 70 its orgi9al
color health and appearance and eheerfuy recommend
it TO all J. d. HOES
Chicago. Illinois Nav 1 Is5T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-29

New York July Is, ls57
PRoF. o. J. WooD-Wih confidence do recommenI your
HaIT Restorative being the ecacOus article ever
Hair Restorative my hair and whs-
kers, which almost white, have Gradually gTCn dark
and now feel confident that few applications will
them their natural color has relieved ne
Of all dandruf and unpleasant itching 80 common among
persons who perspire freely J. G. KILBY.
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OAncc Of inc commissioners VI CuyahogY Co.,
Cleveland, August Is 1865
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVFN that

~ IN pursuance Ct act Of the General Assembly Of
The state OF Ohio passed. Apr l2 lsss entifled ~ .t
70 aend an act passed Ap l3h lss2 entitled an act fr
me zss ment an taIailon OF al progery lhs State
aud for eyyli axss theron. according value IN
money tle Comm sioners, st the June session. ls5s
urvled the CITY Of Cleveland I'M three Disrcts fol-
lows, TO wit
lhr lS "a and ID Wards to the District
The ith. n, 6th an Ith Wards n
The slh, g B, l0h ard lith Wards "a
Each Township in the County Institutes serarste De-
trict. yrITT n rsI7T y 10 -
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R REMOVAL.-A K. REDDING
Al MeIeh1nt Tailor has his Tailoring establish
10 No Is Prospect 81 Ia Barder's Blcck were he
vii te happy his old friends Ne Is rrsoarsd es
style iniIa-itf -
MRS. CAIN, AMBROTYPE AND
4IA MELAINOrYPE AliTISr, No l06 Superlor s..
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/ ,OST-JULl 80, AT ABUUT u
- e..ek on he Piank Road from Cevel.nd 70 New
1urn between the Toll GAZE and Auericau House an old
Porte Mounaie, con ami Sc note one 500 nots
and another note on which there Sl6 due and
other valuable papers, an American Half Doll ra Of
which belong 70 Mr. Joseph Adams. Any intormafion
which will lead 70 the covery the Porte onuais md
contents vii Be literally rewarded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-14
success OF tl,e steam Ploxy.

The State Board of Agriculture of III
inois offered premium of 50, 900 for steam
plows. 1t was expected that three differ
ent inventions would be exhibited and tested
at the State Fair, but only one was on the
ground. That was Fawke's locomotive
steam plow, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, which
excited great interest among the prairie
farmers, and performed well. The machine
and apparatus, with fuel and water, weigh
only about seven tuns. and by the use Of a
drum or barrel-shaped driver, for propelling
the locomotive, the difficulty of miring in
soft soil and slipping on hard, smooth
ground, is overcome. The steam plow is
easily managed, and is described as a cross
between locomotive aud a tender, combin-
ing the essential elements of both. mounted
on two guiding wheels and huge roller
The prairie ground on which it wastried
was baked as hard nearly as brick, but the
engine turned six furrows side by side in
the most workmanlike manner. The ex-
and their shouts and wild huzzas echoed
far over the prairie.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-14


Az . Residence in Mr.. CaldwciI's BuiIdhgs, On
Locust, near Second Street. - ~ ~
THaNKFUL for the liberal patronage given to him
last summer S has returned to Evansville with the
dseign of becoming permanent citizen, and res
pcctfly oifers his professional services in all dis
eases, acute or chronic.
While Dr. u. regards the scientific use OF water ~
the Febrifugun MagnuD, he nevertheless uses all
the safe remedies both of the Alopathe and Eclectic
Schools as adjuncts, discarding all injurious and
He would call the attention Of tbs public to the
following
I sPECIALITfEs
/ CAFcrHE-Re1noSed without the knife aud perIna
{ -BEeEcHaIIs AND eessEluIIok-Ireatcd sy the
new system Of Inhalation cf n,ciicsted yepers.
+ D1exasxs on fxr ErrE-psr.ore @ho haze lad
their syss burnt with vartsrs k:r1s e osuse,ss.
esis.ng lttls o- 10 eocaat VII Szd :. 70 LasiE ial-
/ ExzALE DrsEAfEs-fiIl he Treated VIII -sc.aszs-
Bile slccess- Various rew remedies VIII 70 used a.
The Magnetic Electric rachiEs for narTcus dlsssEse
i The subscriber has ehoics azsortment cf rsrs
drus and medicines, (Vines and bEandles fer Daedl
cal purposes only and the most popular patent
incidence at retail : Persons calling for aesicinee
snd Paying for them ils tao Office, noy have medical
counsel without charge e ss.l.. =. 5-s-gs
pafhie and Eclectic Schools carefully prepared at all
hourss54 Ats- ssaises zA-s4ssk. BETTY -SI. ID. !
vIE.g7'SV.xLER E,.APER E1.s
+ -E<hopse.--We have nov on hand, and oEer on
liberia. terms, well assorted stock for Tilters and
bo0k5ihderss among which we name 2aa.l1 So
,oJb b,.a.aes Rs.--s--is ss Z. ' e;vns ;s7 SO
1000 Straw Boards 1900 Tar Eoards, -.ssia,l !,
As well as eOlored Printing Paper plain Cup and
Hose fat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and colored
Gaz'as and Gard Boards, which we can have cut to
! any size53 Pest Office paper, Manila Wrapping,
! Printers Ink, &c. We also beg leave toealt lie
attention OF dealers to our stock of 25p0 Abu1sIes
! Paper, anta 100 gress Of fs;snet Boards.
The highest market price paid fcs t.as.. .s.-..
q iyl TFNEF1 s. SoRFNSoN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-14

BGAbout SIX weeks ago Cavot Shoe
maker, of Old Washington Court House,
Ma, was married to Miss Nixon, and about
four weeks after the publication of his
marriage, appeared a reward of $3.50 for
his arrest, for poisoning his wife ae-s5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-14

.. No liabilities to Banks or others,
ldfs not due
G. No lJsses adjusted and due # 80
!. Amount of losses either uiiat jaStcd ? "a a., =
Losses IN SIsnense 1y;sffitniaht,- further 'a
proof, included in the above.
10. al other claims against the Com
p3ny ....--- SUI u
Il.-The rule of the Company is not 70 exceed
$1,000 in any one risk, sulject TO loss BY single
fire. -
II. The amount insured in city or village, de-
pcnds upon its subsequently, an the desirable
risks to be had; subject to the rule above Iamcd
IS. The amount iisIiredin any one block of build
ings depends upon its size and construction subject
TO the rule above referred to.
IL Ne part Of the Capital or earnings Of this
Company have beel deposited in any other State as
security for losses therein, and ouch deposft ia
required by any State except Indiana from which
State the Agencies of the Company Withdrawn,
this Company entertains the opinion that its
tirs CAPITAL and resources pledged for tho equal
security of all It's Policy holders and shcrid
u.ain Under the opinion Of late attornor General
Of the State cf Indiana aforesaid, pruncuccing ae
law invalid and void cf the Agents Of thiz
Company have resumed thcir Office and ccntinue &c
transart he huEines5 of Insurance that 6ts.e.s
Anu this Company will rscoguiz-. al It's pcl'cies
issued TO any party parties in the STATE ef N
diana as valid and Of binding ob5atoD, and pledges
itself faithful performance of all such contracts Of
Insurance, whether SO held by reason OF the pas-
sage Of the law referred to or not
C. b. BOWERS, Secretary