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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

According to Professor Gray, 4i4 spo-
cies of grass are grown in the northern
United States, viz: % species of Equise-
tacae or the Rush tribe; 90 species Of jun
cacal, or the Reed tribei GA of Cypera-
ceae, OF the Sedge tribe, and 1914 of Gram
inaca, or the Grass tribe. The latter are
true grasses, l62 of which are natives of
the United States. and 32 were introduce
ed. chiefly from Europe. Within the lin
It's of Ohio, l05 species Of true grasses
are found, 26 Of which have been intro
duced from other States, and strange to
relate. the introduced grasses are the only
ones cultivated.
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Again:
The Pennsylvania DalsgatsOni

ltis now placed beyond Teadveniure
that Chaplin Hall Republican. is elected
TO Congress from the 24.h Pennsylvania
Congressional District, The Lec0mplon
Democracy. therefore, will havn bnt TWO
Representa- ives from Pennsylvania 10 she
next Congress Florence aud Dimmi,k.
with two anil Lecomplon Democrats.
S-hwarfE Of Be,ks, asd Montgomery. Of
Washing oui both chosen by tbe aid Of
Republican y iesi and tho united Oppo
sidon viii have twehty onel Thai viii
do.
PoP0LArioE oF fExAs r From She ne
turn 81 the census If Texas. now nearly
completed. j. is aseertained that ils sop
ulasiOn viii not fall shott Of $50, coo;
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-11-12

monded as an autidote against some Of
sic oadses destroying the wheat crop
The losses from 1858 to 1853 inclusive
attributed to destructive insects, want Of
understanding, &o., is exhibited as I'll.
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A Card from DIR. James M. jarrett,
of the New York Lung Infirmarv.


M connection for the past eight years will the aboys
vi lniiution Chief Phys,caa, and twelve years
course OF steady devotion 70 the cute OF Pulmonary Con
vailed opportunities and advantage Of pathological
aided not te by perfect system Of Medical Inhaa
onhns enabled Inc 10 arrive al decisive direct and sne.
cefu OF treatment Tor e positive an
Of the diseases Of the Throat. Lgs and AhPnssares
by Inhalation Inv vapof aud curative powers Of the nedis
cinesate directly addressed the diseased orrans snd The
ntegnmen 10 advise the use ct Medical
Of any Kind TO the exclusion Of genea treament and al
though cons der y useful adinant n tho ltopct man.
agemon Of those fearful and onon fatal diseases vet
deem very necessary that each patient should have tie
benefit Of both general and toamcnt The
the ohoye diseoscs and the high character
OF the Institution which have long had che honor
20 preside are 10 well known need euoogy comment
rom me: Atthe solicitation Of mohy private aud proics.
'onal tiehF, Though whose bhanhfopc aid The above
charity has becn 80 long nnd be Nv Supported and amer
due consdctaon have concluded 10 make such arrange.
meuis win bring the benefits of my experience and
treatment within the reach Of ALL and not confne mysol
heretofore those only who ENTERED tho nfmriv or Who
we're ahe TO ysu at my Office Hoping che re- r. that
the Enlargement will give entire sut.facon both 10 nv
aoes'ional bte.hten and the public, woul respectfully
mh9Pnee in c2ncusion, that can be consu,od per
sopaly by tuet all diseases as aboye and that the
medeine the seme as used In The nsutuion prepared to
ihit oacE individual ease, lnhhne vapors Medical Iuhn
&c &C. win be Forwarded hy express 10 any pnri of
the United States the Chnadas TERMs-Aiy terms Of
each patient, which viii include medicine sufficient or one
months use; also, lnhalinr Vapor and an tnhnlne anna
ratuS Payment iolowsi s6to be pa Express Aeent
on receipt Of the box Of Medicine aud the balance sG
the expiration Of the month, " the patient be cured or IL
entirely satisfied with the treatment Patients by giving
ull hitiory Of therc ease and their svmnton,s In m can
be treated well by letter as hv personal
Paents awaiting themselves Of Dr. Jarreit treatment may
rely upon immediate and pcrnan Mt relief a he seldom hn
10 treat case over thirty DAYS Letters for advice prompt
y anwered. For further pgrtieular. address
JAMES N. JARRETT, MI.
No 500 Broadway, cor. Twelfth 81, n. Y.
PS-Physicians and other, visiting the city are meet
fully invited to call the Infrmnrv where many interest
1 spected. aue6.6m.
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Interesting Statistlcs..-ohio Agri
cultural Reports for 1857.

The Ohio Agricultural Report for last
year, prepared by Mr. ]. II. Kiippart, Cor
responding Secretary Of the Ohio State
Board Of Agriculture. most thorough,
industrious, and efficient officer, by the
way, has been published. From ID we
compile some highly interesting stats.
tins,
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FARMINo BY MACHINERY.

The most remarkable progress in agri-
cultural science has been made by the in
PRODUCTION of machinery, such as reapets,
threshers, mowers, drills, &c, The ma
chine power now employed is more than
equal to the labor of 100000 men. Dur
ing 1857, no less than 5000 reapers, NOW
ers. drills and threshng machines were
manufactured in this State, and at pres
ent the number of reapers and mowers en-
ployed in Ohio is believed TO exceed 1O,-
900. The principal manufacturing depots
are Cleveland, Sandusky, Springfield.
Dayton and Canton.
ANNUAL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The following is exhibited as an approx.
innate statement of the annual value Of the
agricultural products Of Ohio. 1t is rath-
err under than over the true production:
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sUPERFTCIEs OF ONO.

Mr., Klippart represents the suBerfces
OF Ohio aud its agricultural divisions, as
follows:
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tANDER STEM. WILLIAM II. JOHNSON
STEM & JOHNSON,

Attorneys and Oounsellors at Law.
OFFICE,in Commercial Row, over Gallup's
Jewolry Store nearly opposite the Court House.
Professional business and thecollcction of all
kindsOfclaims promptly attended to.
Thin, Sept 18th 1851. ly
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@. @. BElLHARZ,
DIENPAL sWRGEONo
nFF1GE in shawhdhs Block Cd stoFy direet etIy IN lei
~ the Tribune Office, Mafk street, Tian o. oc23-Iy
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- NIt', fS- z
STEPHEN c. WHEELER, sec'y.
u WILLIAM STREET,
View York. March, 1857.

- W lillian STREET,
New York, March, 1851. I
At the request of the President and BoaId Of Di.
rectors of the knickerbocker Life Insurance Com
pany, certify that the mosie Of computing present
value Of the Policies employed by the Secretary of
the Company i scientifically correct, aud in ac-
cordahce With the prescriptions of ihe charter
also certify, that have compared the list OF poll
cies furnished me by the President as on the books
OF the Company with valuation tables sufficiently to
test the accuracy of the results given by the Scre-
tary, and find the values stated within TO be nu-
mericay correct. That is 10 say, the present val
ue OF the future risk of the Office all outstanding
policies, or the difference between the present value
Of future premiums to be paid on them is SAB 967 49,
The total value of policies, the holders of which
src entitled 20 dividends, Is So, ,227 o2 I
And If the surplus is correctly stated ut S7l 81 IL
the difference between this and the present value az
the future risk of the Company existing policies
after deductng 10 per cent of il for the relief fund.-
Is tie proper amount for dividend to-wt: S2ielOe7
The trre principle Of dividend l. TO assign 10 each
policy holder who has insured on Ihe mutual plan
share proportonod 10 the present value of his poll
cy which l. the true value Of his Interest stock
holder Of the Company. This share amounts 10 TO
per cent Of the present value of the policy
CHARLES W. HACkLEI.
February 18th, 1857.
As Agent for the above Company, am PREPARED
to issue Policies the favorable terms Pam
pilcts giving all desirable information can bc had
on apPlication. WM. I. PAGE.
Evansville. Apr. 24th. lSIS -ly 80. .r o.
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American Enterprise Abroad.

The arrival of the Grey Eagle, in thirty
five days, from Rio Janeiro, has broughhEo
the city Dr.C Van Tuyl, who is about to
enter into arrangements to establish a COM
pany To build steam ferry boats for the Bay
of Rio. He has obtained from the Imperial
Government of Brazil special charter for
steam navigation in the waters of that local
ity, and as the terms and conditions of it
are said to be very favorable, on presenta-
ton of the facts, probably no difficulties
will present themselves to delay the forma-
tion of the company. American enterprise
is doing mu.h in Brazil already, and our
natural sagacity will lead us to make still
further progress there.
An American Company, identified with
Roberts, Harvey IL Co, are now building the
great BRAZILIAN Railroad. the construction of
which is superintendent by the distinguished
engineer, Col. Garnett, of Virginia. This
movement is only the beginning of the rail-
road enterprises insfIrazil in whih our large
Philadelphia mechanical and machine works
are interested. Another American. also. is
beneftting himself and the people of Brazil
by lighting one OF the cities with gas. Mr..
Southworth is advancing rapidly i'm his
course, and the end will be that Philadelphia
will export large amount of gas fixtures
to that wealthy country. ......
We hail all these evidences of CONNER
cial enterprise with no ordinary pleasure.
particularly ~ they tend directly to the en-
largement of our own innumerabe factories.
and to the general wealth and employment
Of our population. The States Of South
America lave been too much neglected by
citizens who seek foreign shores, whereon to
embark the numerous llxuries of modern
civilization which have sprung up from our
discoveries IN arts, sciences and mechanics.
Too Rlcl has been overlooked. and a wide
field is open for those who viii take the
trouble to learn the demands of foreign
States. Brazil itself Is only i'm infancy of
commercial familiarity with our country
men. Every day shows that she wants ex-
ercise OF American enterprise
DIR. Van Tuyl is one of the pioneers of an
improved commercisl intercourse with Bra
zil, and after having passed many years in
that country, he is well informed as to the
best means ofhicreasing our direct trade
there
We trust that he will decide to give Phil
adelphia Il fair trial with respect to the con-
struction of the steamboats, which NAV be
rsguired, for it is certain that in no city in
ed to surpasS thar wneu @s. rasnufactur-
works can supply. Whatever may be done.
at least we may take pleasure in view OF
the fact that American minds and Ameri-
can capital are busy in creating and ex-
tending enterprises, whicll,will increase the
prosperity of our city and the employment
of its highly intelligent and skiiituf indus
fy.-PRRadsPhia Ing.
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PREMoxITIoX OF THE TELEGEAPH.-Thc
Springfield (Nass) Repubiicdn has repro
duccd from the Spectator, the following re-
markable fore shadowing of the Telegraph
In Addison's Spectator, printed 40 years
AGO, is the following account of discovery
in magnetic communication, said 10 have
been made 250' years before. Ii has the
marks of moth, but curiouSly foreShadowS
the present reality, like some vague prophecy:
estrada, an Italian Jesuit. in one OF his
Professions gives an account of CORES
1iondence between two friends, by the help
of a certain lodd-stoRe., of such virtue That
If it touched two needles, when one OF the
needles so touched began to move, the other
though at distance, moved at the same
/ time and in the same manner. The two
/ friends being each possessed of one OF the
needles, made dial plate and subscribed
twenty-four letters upon It, They then
/ fixed one OF the needles on each OF these
plates so that it could move around without
impediment. After separating one another
ono hundred miles, they were to comuiuni-
cate and test their invention By directing
theneedles TO the letter required; the Other
at the same moment saw his own sympa
I tfetTe needle mosingo of itself at every let
ter which that of his correspondent ponte'
at. BY, this means they eonyersed acros.
whole continent and conveyed thei
thoughts TO one another in an instant owe
cities or mountains, seas or deserts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-28

DrpoRruExT Ix a RAuRoAD CAR-A trial
took place a month ago at Rouen, in France,
that affords good precedent tor judicial aC-
ton the world over. Two fellows, pretend
ING to be gentlemen, were pleased TO talk mde-
Gently in railroad car, even after an angry
remonstrance from a worthy farmer, VINO
happened to be with his daughter in the ep-
nosite seat. He denounced them to the pub
lie prosecutor; they were tried by the cor
regional court; the sentence passed on each
was imprisonment for five months and fine
of two hundred francs.-Erdnsrifte Eng.
Our Democratic Supreme Court recently
decided that the use Of Indecent language in
p,iBlic is not .'puJlic iHdeceacy.' sFtFG
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HE.fTTI. VI. D.-OEEYC II IND


o IL sRe.idencc in MIR. CaldwelIs BuidnGs, on
Locust. near Second Street
TH.xKFUL tor the liberal patronage given 10 hin
last summer, he has returned TO Evansville with the
,isebtn cf bccoIninga PerInaneIt citizen. and I--
pcctuy offers bis professional SERVICES III All as
sstscS acute chronic
While Dr Il. regards the scientific usc 81 water rs
the F,brifucum NagnUm, b. nevertheless ua-S all
,be sa. r,lnodis both Of the Alopathic and Eclectic
schools as adiuncts, dscardins all injurious ana
poisonous medicines.
lie would sall the attention Of the public 70 tho
following -
CNvcrRs-Iemoycd without the knife and perina-
nerftIv cured. '. % -tt
BlsSxcBITIS Aop CaSsrnFIIoS-TTeatcd ~ the
new Ev.tem of inhalation of niedcated Talnis, as-
sisted hy valuable expeciorant syrups-
. pISEAsrSO on IHE EIEs.-fcrEons v ho have A|l
,l,cicy burnt With various kiD.s OF cansties re-
,.iyiuZ little ban-flt, viii md IL 20 their IL
t.Jcst (. change the'tTeatment
FruAty IBiskAsEs--Will be treated with renlaIka-
F ble success Various TeDlsli=S Viii b. ue1, as
the Nateto- Electric machine TOR nerrous diseases
&c, Sc r..lt u. fa- r. = f-r. Ii ~ xrL
. FIc subscriber has choice assortment of pure
drugs and medicines twines and brandies ioF n''di-
cal purposes only), aud the must popular patent
medicines at retail! Persons calling for rseicines
and raving for them IN the Office, may kaSe medical
counsel without charge. Il ~ '-..t -. .fr-, ,
NJ Physicians prescriptions b"th "i tho Ai%
and Electric schools carefully pref are ai ~
4 hours NJ a = =
mVli-Iy
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reorxcE-CgsH, ,.ssH! GssH.

@ y TN and after February lsi, ls'si VII eloIt
INV books to all running; accounts ana sea- i"r '"
only or its equivalent. A.. -, Io
licyin il 10 DC TO the interest of buSers, as We, ~
10 nlvsclf shall try to make il an object for an -
pay cash, aud hope to give or nee 70 hVile ~ -.
fsing credit rs shail refuse al without r. p, w
Iersor or persons All goods must be rild ioI o.
fore rhey leave the 1T not sLtstiflti!, '''
can De returned, aud viii refund the ni9heH-
th,pts Cor ti,s liberal patronage with wllieH was
heretofore favored, and ask z, centlnu9nSe =. "a
am, promising 10 merit the ssIae 'y TrVnF. -; or
flir .e1ing ard an additional inaus1uev tNpI.I r.
ispls N hi,,r - second
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Public Speaking.

Judge Niback and Judge Hovey, the OPP
posing candidates for Congress, will address
their fellow-citizens at the following times
and places, to-wit:
Wdrrick Counhe-Ncwburgh, Monday,
august 3Oth.
Pdnderburgh CouRty-Evansville. Tues
day, August 3lst; Ingles,s Station, Wednes-
day, September lst; at Longs, in the Bayou.
Friday, October sth; Germantown, Satur-
day, October 9th
Gibson C0uHty-Princeton, Thursday,
September 2d; Francisco, Friday, 3D.;
Owensvil.e, Saturday, 4th; Patoka, Mon
day, 9Th.
: hHor -Dickensburg, Tuesday, Sep
tember 9TH; YincenneS, Wednesday, Sth !:
Edwards Port, Saturday, %; Bruceville.
Monday, 81.
Pike coUHty-Hornbrooks Tuesday, Sep
tember II; Petersburgh, Wednesday, l5;
Crossroads, Thursday, lG.
DorieSS eOu,ty-Washingt Friday,
September Ia; Alfordsville, Sturday. Is:
RaglesriAe, Thursday, 23; Owl Prairie
Friday, ~. -
Martin comy-LOOgootce. Monday, Sep
tcmbcr 20; IIalberts Bluff, Tuesday II;
HarrisOnyille, Thursday, %.
Posey comty--Mount Vernon, Monday,
October 4th; New Harmony, Tuesday. 9TH;
Wadesville, Wednesday, 8; Union church
Thursday, .th
Speaking to commence at o'clock, p. NJ.
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Sitting BoARDs-,A machine for work
ng lumber has been patented aud put IN
cpeation in New Jersey, which accomplish
ed some feats in working lumber that no.
other toptriyance has yet succeeded IN 40
ing. By this machine a boara'of any thick
ness is slit, jointed ON both edges, and planeH
on both sides at one operation. Heretofore
three or four landings Of the boards haVes
been required TO produce these results. FOR
preparing siding for frame buildings Inc
machine is invaluable, aud in the prepara-
ton of stuff for boxes it is equally useful.
1t works with rapidity and accuracy, ana
will, in the end, effect a great revolution IN
the lumber business The inventors OF ma
chimes fer merely Sitting boards have uni
formly realized fortunes from themi ou'
this, which combines so many sddihonh
features of value, must he q much more lu
crative Philadelphia Press. I q.
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~aEW- OF FLE.nBER 1T
q N the New Luml~r lard, corner OF Main ana

Is ORDER TO make. room for cur new stock oi
II-MBFR now here, and the way, We wall sell
our DryI umber at very low pricr-, ana less IMAM
,.y.r ls.iore offered in this market.
We l.ave a good stock of Pine Shingles, Dress
E1,,nriug. Dress CeiliIIg &c, always on haod 49,,
We wifi le receiving Lumber direct IRON our nm
i, p.n-yiv,riia hv every rise during the season.
- - WATSON, NEWBERlif& & CO.
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THE STATE or INDIANA

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
indianapolis, Jan. u, 1855
WHEREAS the Etna Insurance. Company oi hart
ford has dIe in this Office, statement of its con
ition on the lst Of January ISIS. the act OF t M
corporsfion and amendments properly ccrtnleh 90
ana it's written instrument, nominating ITS Agents
and arriIplrizing thom Sally7 and unreservely to
acknowledge service OF process in the event o suns
NV. therefore, in pursuance Of the requirement.
Of An Act Ia amend AN Net cntithaa an Act il !ic
their powers and prescribing their duiles approve
March >. 1855, having presented satisfactory eNi-
,er,, to nc Of full compliance % the requii elnents
and specifications Of that Act, !, JoIiS W. ponn'
Auditor of the State of Indiana, do hereby ceruit
Nrrrx g. UArLrcK, of Evansville. as the Agent oi
said Company Is authorized to transact the business
of Insurance as the Agent of sud Etna Insurance
Coplnany in this State, up TO July ISL lsos 70 Ih.
,vtent that n. uly hc commissioned and afpointSo
Nv ti. said Company. =,
. In witness whereof ] have hereunto suii,ciIcfo
my name and caused the sal III my Office 20 DC al
4 fxe.I. this 18th dsly cf January,lsjs.
! IT ~ JOHN ". WOOD, Auditsr OF state.
. -" ALLEN. c. HALLECK. AeESr,
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Che Daily Sournal.
I.tL.- PCELIsHED
r. Y. CARLILE.
y. VI. THAYER. Hrf-
JNO. II. MCNEELY
INIfIR IE FIEN The
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
rER.ns or sUssC3fPTfo.,:

DAILY 90
iNdtcfils...-- q ~
w the week payable to Carriers .............. IL
Tri-Weckly ps,i,er......... - 4 Ofl
'''h's = W
Clubs of 10 or more ............ ....... on
nE The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
Co their OWL immediate business, Ia their own name;
Uud all adScrtisemcnts for fLe tcncfit of other
persons, wcli as legal adyeTiisgwGnt and aslver-
'isrmeIts "f aueisn sales and atycrtissinents with
the name of other persons, rnt in Iy them mus
'c lEli'l for at the tIsual rates. r-f
GG- No rrlort5 resolutions or proceedings of any
corporation ,ctrtF, association tillic meeting
and ~ C"nnunication designed call attention Ia
amy matter of limited OF individual interest can be
iPsrTtsd, unlesss PAID fDr ~ advertisement.
gE f"utrirts tar yearly advertising will not Dc
disseminated sdess or,ler 10 tisf effect is lct at
'hr office aist whcn discontinued in less than u
wear the price Of tesvholc year will DC charged
10 Legal advertisements hereafter, will re plil,-
lcd At theexpensc of the attorneys or,Iering. and
4 dclayaie for egal proceedings, but coilcctable
at usual time -.
DO our terms tor job Work and transient adycr-
tiscmcnts arr CASH.
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E,r.E.,sITLLE PIPER H;fHE-r

EIhouec--Me have-uoN hand, and. oii"r IN
Iib,rl terms well assorted stok FOR Printers ana
bookbindcrs, among which We name
so bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Board, -
,s well as coIorcd Printing Paper plain Cap and
Hose fat Cap; Deny, Medium, white and colored
! cards and Card Boards, which we can have c'" 10
any size: Post-oficc paper, Manilla Wrapping,
pointers Ink &c We also beg. leave 10 cal the
attention Of dealers to our stock Of 900, bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of Bonnet Boarts.
The birbes, uaaghet prise paid for Rae.
Z =, TESNEY & SoRESsoS.z.
D0H.DER. sHOr, C.aP srfd.N11
II Lead. for Eals at z. H COOK SONS
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LIABILITIES. Id.

The asount Of Liabilities due or not due ~.
to hanks or other credi;prS--nothing.
L,'sScs ailjustc aud duc-n0nc. .'-.' '.
Loss,s adjusted and not due. ~ tHT> 60
i.aszr- a4liI11faA %. -.-------------l
are small for printing &c. %
Agents instructed 20 take no risks cSoeeuihS slV-
OO0 without special permission.
The greatest amount insured IN any one CITY, to"I
or village varies.
Th, greatest araount allowed to.be insur.d ~ amy
uue block also varies. .. .,t.,.-..,
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation and antend-
,ncnt i herewith presented.
TuOS. h. BRACE, JB.,
tT,r,crJ Ian lst 1873 Secretary!
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EkRs. GCoDs,-H.u. =. DEUBnER,

IsIl.c17s'r % J A-If0iandickl, - MaIn street,
between first aTrd Second strcets.-The undcrsign-
Ell having bought the entire stotk Of Dry Goods
from }. IL. Bofandick, viii continue the business
under the above firm. at the old stand a. Main St
between First and Secord streets. The stock will
'e replenshed in q few DAYS. with every article in
the Dry Goods line, and share of public patronage,
Is respectfully solicited. WM. J. DEUBLER.
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ABsTRsCT OF THE sE.uE-.s.,-

- mot Haie'ned Of The gf7oHs GRd condition OF He
HOME INSURANCE. ConipaBy Of he Gin Of Ncir
fort, o" the 3ls Day Of December, 1857.
ASSETS.
Cash Balance in Bank e,s7 900 -;
Bonds and Mortgages ti-iHg fret lien on
Real Estate, worth at least SS9l ,0OO) 600 90
Loans on stocks, payable on demand, mar
kct value of securities, S2j3 667 SO So
Bank Stocks, (market value) )........... 1900 %
Real Estate, No. Wall street, (the Office
of the Company y..:....................6 67 sGo4 ~
Interest due ON the LIST of January, 1853,
(ofwhigh SI2,625 Bias since been re-
ceivedl H,335 %
Balance in hand- Of Agents and ia course
of Transmission from Agents on the 3lst
2i,6si 10
(of which -c7,s5I 81 has since been re-
cciNedl.
Premiums iue and uncollcctcd on Policies
issued at Office. 2,0s7 20
81
Outstanding Losses on 3lst De-
cenher 1857, estimated al SO 40 01
Due Stockholders account
of Seventh DNidcnd.......... LOO 90