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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-07
Purchase OF Mount Vernon.

1t appears that the ladies have al
ready accumulated $75, 900, which they
anticipate will soon be swelled to $780,
900, for the Mount Vernon fund.-
The Richmond Dispatch asks
"Now couldn't Mr.. Washington, rep
rescntatiye of the man who gave his
living soul to his country without a
dollar of reward, consent to take $780,
600, for the sepulchre ? Everybody
knows that Mount Vernon is only val
liable as the tomb of Washington ey-
erybody knows that it was once offor-
ed for 100000. Why insist upon
double? Why mako these delicate la
dies toll so necessarily, pay SO high for
their dlsinterested patriotism Why
not be lenient in bargain with gen
tie and generous woman? Why not
emulate her unsel6sh and chivalric pa
triotism? Why not, melted at the
sight of her lofty devotion to the glo.
ory OF thy ancestor, como back to tho
original terms, and take round hun
dred thousand for Mount Vernon?
IMPORTANT DECISION. In the Dis.
trict Court of Allegheny county, Pa,
held at Pittsburg, on writ of ha5eas
corpus, Mrs. Margarctta Hamilton
sought to recover the guardianship of
three of her children, aged, respective.
ly 13, II, and 8 years, who by their
fathers will, had been taken from her
protection and conGded to relatives of
the father, to be be brought up in the
Protestant faith. The court decided
that the father had right to "devise
the custody of any minor child during
his or her minority" to any person
whatsoever, and as it was not shown
that the children were in any way re.
strained of their liberty, the mothers
application was not allowed, but the
children were remanded to the custody
Of their uncle.
AS the New York and Worcester
train connecting with the steamer Com
monwealth, was passing Natick on
Thursday last, a ball of lightning as
large as tho two fists of man descend
ed, ran along the telegraph wire, and
exploded with report as loud as q
cannon. The wire was consumed, and
the posts within space of half mile
were shivorod from top to bottom. -
The passengers on the train were
greatly alarmed as the ball Of fire was
all the time in sight, and the explosion
seomed as if beneath the cars. Had
the train been under tho wire, it must
'have been struck,
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From The Gdseite and. Chronicle
"GO AHEAD"

Life is not a weary way,
From whence the sun Of Joy hath fed,
For even in the darkest day,
The voice Of hope says "Go ahead"
What though the fondest hopes are lost,
And cherished treasures from us fled,
And we on times rude ocean tossed,
Furl not the sails but "Go ahead"
ifin gloomy path you are
And wish no more in il to tread;
Just cast your eye at hopes bright star,
Then turn about and "Go ahead"
Jfyou engage in any cause ..
BY right, and right alone, be led;--
its foes will loudly bid you pause,
But never mind them "Go uhcad!"
JfLibcrty dwells in your breast,
And you Columba's rights would wed,
From North TO South, from East 10 Wost,
Join heart and hand, and "Go ahead"
Then when you go TO cast yonr vote,
Should sweet, soft things to you be said
just kick tho Judas TO tbe--Popo--
Then clear the way and "Go ahead"
Thus day by day, and hour by hour,
puiil you're numbered with the dead
StaEd btaycly up--to no ono cover,
~ And il you're right why, "Go ahead"
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Vol. S,---No. 4G.
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ADVERTlzING AGENCIES.

The following gentlemen are authorised TO re-
eeiye Advertisements, &c. for this paper, Wig.
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THE PREcfous PEARL. Religion In wo
man secures all her interests. Il graces he
character promotes her peace, endeats he
friendship, secures esteem. and adds digni
" and worth indescribable TO all her deeds
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1ele8r0pbifeDe S6oc1ricDte,
8tttatet ar BEN ySalttmsrt gBefer."


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zine :Wtlnllter bat bon Capt. Senlpleto1 oon
NeW~OrIe1p8 auf 6 Wtouate Den DampIer
Otetacomet fir Die Para9uop, @gpeDitiou 8e>
ule:bet.
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9ebdlBt perpen I0lte. betam DOM Brdlipeuteu
ellen 5melm6Ai3en AuiiGu6.
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Bloomington, SD, 22. SIT. Dr. g.
rep, Der 8u4aual>aauplOa fir Goa9reB i'm 3,
OIltrifte, 1T 5urtid5etre!en gu Wuulteu Oes DQu>
5laa=R1noioateu.
S5eprdjioent 8refenrio9e bat ii6 in eiuem
54te'OeH al bic Osmofrat. Staats>S prmittee
fit Dou8tua aussslproAen. Gen Stunp miro
&c leorA nl4t Tlr Douglas b~eltejgea,
&eapenlpOrtb, &ania8, 20. Ofto6er.
IJflner5 aus Den SiiCsBlattez Utineu beltdtiseu
e8 pollfommen, paB pitlem Sau5en 6(uiie entlNa8
0OlO eriltirt.
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ct. 2out8, %. Ott. ytaGrjdten aus
Der Sal3leeltaOt tI5 gum 25. Sept, ltnO bier
an9efpnImen. 53Diiden Den Wormoneu unp
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Sen. Sohnlton'5 G0mmauoo Don beinaGe 5000
DIAM () miro pd9renO De8 Q8irter8 in ,
tenn 8rDben 2lser blei6en. Die Nrlt bate
berelts Shmee 81 paIliren uao man 6eIii :dtete,
oaB bleIer Den Aralns ernltlide Sdwietl9teItec
berelten mIrpe.
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Scfa,tntntdcbuna.

Der untgrSrtbnete tsSeU8t blermtt, Bog er jebt ~aeer5er8t 1T,
baB ole ppn lpm 8s8ta @rnr 9IaBuer sena9t 4AtIage
unbearauOes IN unO bait o~euieIben fur %uni&u,btg, gbaleta er
aur Ait, ais er biz AntIdge mapEs. ttriI0r bate, i'm II 0ers
Sant III paeen, uRo rr mapte oasE Die Antiage III 6mem
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umndnpe, bic feitEem ein8stretea TnD, GateH TIN ppn be-
Srn. @laBner'S ltnipasp u~5eSjsuSt RD lager Oer6TeattI4t er
ptele GgatldAe. 4 -.
Baltmpre, ban 10. 9ft0ber.
DES - GbGs. 9tIfebrurb.
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G.DrGsScger WnteErtC2f.

Inaepsnpen Slraelttsn seiae 10y pterm.t an, paB
Oerr Samuel WIel
opn 1. 0po. CIT, ban Qaie. rt4t tan @5rlti@ea ytR IstnaH 9au
ien l;mfause" IN netusr SdAle erteeItta WLrb.
SI{E5Ui s &nGpp, 9p, 10 9. 6rtoeriafr.
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GurppGifebe Ssaebriebten.
OentIhIdu1,

Som Nedar. 1ta9 Dem ~naIIen, fiiblen
auault batten mir eineu September, beiBer wte
loult Der Au9uIt. - Der 9erbttleSen wlrD elm
unerbSrter leln, SOrn 8enus, QSetn in 6aae
uunp ua8 fit @eiu, Oblt, &artpffeln Die Ntens
aei Sn llutertprtbeim BET Stntt8art 1T ale
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gsprpiniotpr Gto1teu Sauz 0elem Do. ).

GaAbet her @erein lt9 bur@ &nnaRme ltner t39t ItoerG.
len 6 Nnftitntisn 1up bur5 bic 4patl rpD. 6eanteu IN ltBtst
0rIunmlara tpnnt.utrt un9 bel1lolen mpr6Gn, baB In rr
n6brsn .DtpnIaa ban 20 b. Itts., AbedoS ~ upr, IL psm 60
fos les !ps,rn Reele (SprtuBBereen 6UWIsJ, Gle S5GrPe
uno ~ oHtapmerulr, hattIabeAted DISCRIMINATING np6 mis-
GatasgenGa9me Ger neusn @mi3retb ,u9sa 0ertagreH mtrNfn
tnI eru,nt in Maffgprang pIeiea Sel1iunea az a1e, pede
pen 9eitlit IF fppn frubtr S~uSeld8t, iowir an Ottitnt8en, pedt
bem Qel cine nod betautrsten wuni1en, pte freunb!sGe y mia
pHne, IN btrfer UeriamnlanS bic 9Vrl9rIf. @n9s'se el"t@rtt'
Bang 81 beDirIen.
laee FUR rtneu AHtpetI eSe0tdAs aui % Gt9. t't3geBt na0 es-
repttat i,ben datbetl sU einer abFabunB Don 500 eurV 3tu"
fen Yprduobe. q 1iuaS..
A4r Otiteigen, WetAe Usrbtnotrt ino tr! dGfen 8griamn>
I,,nn bgi3umCb n,a, ptrp 6err Jteeie Uber fphtt EN- DSitalIep ots
serene aeaeu @r9ebnHB Der GiaiAtePeBeDH9r bic &mlWrst-
buna bepirfen.
SIC y ". y. u Id |. DrDO. SSglr.
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Sabre UNI bic Waitte Septem6er8 Elm 6aBmartt,
nit 6dlfern fir BEN 9erblt perlebeu. Gel I.
benz Sabre 1047 mar teiH 8aBmarft 10 e lu4t,
ME Ger teuriBe. Som 6uBe be8 0totbeuber9s
no emit Die Stannlbur9 Der @roien bon
Wiirttsmber9 fano-bls gum 8abnboT waren
GaulenOe bon @lnlern 9~elaSert, bic RAID perz
fault ipnroen. 0euer lit nt0t gu 1itAteu, Dap
utel Oblta1ot IN ben Bemmof flit6t bic
QuantItdt pes lesteren miro e6enlo orpB, mie
oe QlllEt1t, nllo Dom 1957er uno 1858et
msroen mir mrbl Elm Yaur Sabr5ebnte purA
%ttlnfen.
Sannfatt, (Ntrttember1 27. Gept,
Seute f~eter1 Die lrpllen SAwoben ben Sc.
%burtSta9 tbce8 ~betagten 2anoe8. 0ater8 QDllz
pclnl, Der lest ieiu II. 2ebsn8iabr erreiAt bat.
SdOn am ftiiben Wor9en prauBte beute Der
Solt5tettplae I'M bunten Shmuf. Mcr3en 1T
ole bett0mmIl9e NIeb<, Sblt- unO JnDultrie,
4uslteuung.
QSas tidy bier in @annItatt youI bcu Q8aien"
%tltrhIlelt, ltno Rolle uno-Oauler. gu oem
PTer0epettreanen toalmt ferner nod ELL Waz
5enrenuen. pO3u Die Nesteruna Die 5ierli1en
@abrtcletS l"lefert. SIR Die WlGuler aber it
pte 9roBe Sauetfrautbuoe unp ein paar 9uBeno
~tleln're 9~ecftaet, no Wttlltplsn Sauerfrautpora
tIcnen nit 8lutmurit unO S9ueiuefleiit unO
Der Sabalt 5abaOjer Ser uno WstnldIier Den
oerl amrilelten 'Seerldaaren Der Stpaben Die
Se9teroe oe5 Giants uno Ger SpeiIe III ~au55ies
bl9lter WetIe %itillen. lluo ami A6eno idaut
Ger mun0erItSne Sonnet berlb, m1tt etu Ia
d~leInDe6 0eltht, al5 wOtte er IlBeu: y0eIe9'
nete Wfa9l5cit!" uno ~ialuttrt nit l~einer 9intbe,
pte nit eIrem Blraoeoe0en.
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LIN. Girpfer SobrcS &Sau es
MJ-SNg Der -
S5SP sSeam %anI. 2O8c 9tO. /. 9 3 Il. 9. AA
an Ntpntc9 Den s. 9ipSember 1858

WSpEItsyynHHA
Ote N%ftfolteber Der Sean. N4ui.3p c maiden bterntt tbrtn
5reuns en-, BEN Sruteru ps DrptnS, lppie oen 9uoIttun Hpet-
bGupt pe Irmnelt c NnssiSa, b4B ne tbren Sabre5"Jal IN
Ter fUbnen Rebcn. Sale abbalttn werpen. Som @pNmtttee
murptu tetne Mtuben nod Sefen seipGrt. um ettlen san 10
anoeHsbm al mpeIt& 81 MADDEN.
Die SiIn. unb Sd nfdutp artunB TT at unieren Sruper
T.. s brueS Iberaeben mprpsn, rsl6er mr aus8eSetbnstfH
6psl,tn uut ~(etrdrter, ie1te elmer f%reuueltGen SieanPlunB
rem unS btiudsrpen Wdfen du w1rten nitro.
Sis nrGs unipu &prnst Idne, inter Capt. YiUndtt, weI0er
sbtnlaQs ale 2tttslt.S her eose aass aa bts'sn DtrS bic 2ans'
luatssn su bsfttsNteea, III tur SS.sn T <%,S. t@ ~ H., -, -.
IGstnen. =. .t.., e,rrr rrh ,n,t n,usr arh =.
~ Committee.
6. 81. s r. &rmer, SUrissr.
6. ~, @. Qettt8, SE-bsr u. Beli
s. W. s. 9pFeF, ~ =. Sltnin,
! !. ". ". Nepl, - v @lcG,
J 8rnber s.. Dtefltr, - 9hr:, &nrFp,
I &. - rpS, 3. 2~DMIbrpsb.
Srt2s.Sa 5, Sir. Banded, et
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~
liao re4erc geri6tc eia8etroiTen, pattrt Cara
cas-, %. Sept. Die StseItI9teiIen nit @n9lanp
uuo Uraufreld wlren Oet8elcBt, pa8 &anD ers
ireute liA res ~tieflteu Stte0eaS uno Die Sep0lz
feruug erwlttete mt Sc9uiudt bic Jludtebr
ron ueueral Yae5. oem Die PrdIipeHtlNaft aas
8eboten werDen icu. De HeBiolatur bate Elm
@eje9 pallilt, monab Die 9~(epabllt ltatt Der
Jest beltebeaoen II YrcctISsn III Departments,
Cautions uno Dll!rltte eiugetbeilt werpen uuo
Die Yccpin5 Wta8arlta beionperen @elseen nm
termocien werpeH iOu. Wtt europa lC4 eiue
PoltoerbtupunS ptu l6eit Snoien etabllrt wer>
Den. @sn. @altro mar nab Saleuc;a 5uaiif>
8etebrt. 0err Iurpin, Der meme Serelni9te
Staaten @el unrte Dar au9efDmmen. Oas
selbe 6ieber rt4tete inter zen 6rersben in
&arracaS (pper Sa8uapra ? ltarte Serbeerun.
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SGeuc &~sn3ct0en.
GggDar6Or StaOtz nmO 2auDgeiel(0ait.
(Srtl IL Qpriammlunl

OtIU' CtI TNIIIHIIU!T
Die Wfjtlte6er Gtder t~6sleli3Gft wiroen III elmer @rtrn .
B~sridmmiun6 aIf inprBen y(a6 utttdg : u0f nan &erngt0Es
pau enselo,u, Wno u 5raGsn gDH Der gtogfen Gtdtt9 at
9~pE!tsBsn, 10 rptro erpartef, 0B Ella taoeS Ditt9ts0 ariGtlnr
2(a bic ScMtit6eu int Baltimore.
Sn ~peni9en B0rten.
Sbr BAIT NtutD 8enu8 gtpIDt, Guer 6 itebte8 0atertdnb St
seriaTtn up bas s0ettmeer Su uberiDtsittu, nm @l3 br
Drudsnoet paRo Der G9raaIt ~ sHtie9ea uR0 ttGr etae neHe
5eimatb III lUbgn.
81 oa,tamUrt pabt 5tr bas gsTu3ts nus aof furje 3ett &C.
fuapen up lto H2n felt ctnigeu jaoren psber Cures GiJen-
t1ums, NOD cures Gsbend t6er, gspelat8t ppn psIea, 9te Die
arebten NUrtbgtif ppn Gu3 5eben.
SG SUD rena Die Seeie an cine Stpae 9epa0ien2 81 Der
fru1tre Nfutb entl9punoen2 2BQAt Jbr cub mad unp I11
aasraubeu unb mprpen lauen z - 9tI0t hpU? peafst wettes
unS perlae! etaea Fills, oer &ut) uRp GHectn EtnDira uHStuG
uno Yera0tIn5 prppt!
Oaram lape 10 Na:, bic NOD 24ntb 9enue bcbtn, b1s Rau5-
nab Ntoypne(t III perlaGsI, Elm, nadp zen Nttttwp9 &5et, I'M
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arn, ua 100 uber enc aeus, sOn ItOrpern res gltmatb aa BE-.
rGi ben. ), . q n totL
SsU3 Qeent aon Der neusn peatn@e E5tc6tG l~at1rbor.
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Englischer Sprachunterricht

Ser Interl1uiber MID etaer Ntahe pen 0satl@en C9aapt'
16hltn trnasn Ntanncra, upterrt1t I'M @t5ltt0eH ge5ea, VI
nj en 2lntertta1e r unp parpGHs Idpt9 bic engltf1e SprGlt
su ltrea Ga iYrttt Gab eeai9, stnl tspr 8untn8e y .le5a-
peif CIR Irtuae Dtutl6e. &r perIdnBt irfhi9 ro Bat ole 0eie
sn,pTeblura. Dee ugterrtGt beBtant OteaEaJ abknb teu
Z, Sft. QSgtte,e Iaart4,sn bet II. Ipai9etmtr, 9lp. s u
xrp, itnr. g. u. peet,
GSn Qe6rec TN &ngtiUsn urb Dent'6er
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eadornlent for tie relief Of Hs<jfssaW
distressed, afflicted Citb TirUlent'dnd EiiS-
demic diseases.
FNNO ALI. PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Dis
II eases, such as Spennatomhpa, Seminal W eak-
ness, Impotence, GOnoThea, elect, Syphilis, the
wee OF onanism, or Selfabuse, &c, &c
Inc Howard Association, in view OF the awful des-
Guction OF human life, caused by Sexual diseases and
the deceptlons pactced upon the unfortunate victims
OF such diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
helr consulting Surgeon, as Charitable ac-, worthy
OF ther name, to open Dspensary for the treatment
OF this class OF diseases in all their forms, and to give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by
letter. with description of their condition., cage, oc-
cupttlon, habits OF life, &c, and in cases or extreme
poverty, to furnish Medicines free OF charge IL Is
needless to add that the Association commands the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors on review OF the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere OF benevolent effort
to the young and they have resolved to devote them
Selves with renewed zeal, to this very important but
much despsedcause.
Just published by the Association, Repor. Sper
matorrhdea, or Seminal Neakness. the Vice of Oman
ism, Matu-ati0n Sefabuse, and other diseases or
the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, which
will be sent by mail, lin sealed letter enyeOpe) Free
OF Charge, on the receipt of two stamps, for post
age.
Address. for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE II.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associa-
ton, No.. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTwELL, Prest.
CSC. FAiRCHILD, Sec'y. mref
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,l ..
Hartford County,
HARTFORD, Jan. lst, 1853.
Personally appeared before me, ustice the Peace
duly qualified 70 administer oaths, THOMAS X. BRACE
JR Secretary, AMI made solemn oath that the fore
going statement Of the assets and condition OF the
Etna Insurance Conn any is true.
HENRY FOWLER, Justice of the Peace.
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JOHN III. McEwIN, MD;
l63 Callowhill street.
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

CAUTIoN.-There are numerous limitations lprung
up OIL the reputation that article has acquired
The public must beware. They worthless.
ap l4lmdNw
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
The amount of Liabilities due or not due
To hanks or Other credtors-nOthing.
Losses adj listed and due-none.
Losses adjusted and not due II .0J6 %
fnrt6er proof or Contested Isl $50 So
All other claims against the Company are
small, for printing, &c.
Agents instructed to take no risks exceeding $1,000,
without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one city, town
village varies.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block also varies.
The Charter or Act Of Incorporation and amend
ments is herewith presented.
Hartford. Jan. 1St, 1853 Secretary.
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MEDICAL.
PROF. DE GRATH'S PRACTICE.
4 Sheriff Cured in one Night BY De Grnth's
Electric OIL.

n sncT1u SuECu HI OHC bb Dt ofof"
Electric OIL.
LETTER FROM DR.. KEYsER.
Pittsbnrg, May 18th, isJ5.
Prof. De GRArH, - South sth ST., Phila.
have remarkable cure Deputy Sheriff Kerr of
Piusburg, had very swollen and painful hand.
applied the oil personally " hch instant relief
lie has recommended the oil To others afflicted with
Rheumatism, in which the results most satisfac
tory. Truly yours,
GEO. ii. KEYSER, NJ. D.
GREAT CUREs-CITIzESs, READ! RHEUMATIsM.
Mr. Joseph d. Bartle " Myrtle street, says the Flee
trio Oil cured him Immediately.
PHEs.-Charles Sexton, Esq, Ex.Nlayor of Cam
den, says six applications cured him. Also, cured his
rheumatism. 70
NEURAL9IA-AIr. David Mann, 400, Vine street,
says, he great sufferer, but the Oil cured him.
CEoUP.-This Oil Is infallible for Group. ASK u
lady at Girard House.
CAUTIoN.-There are numerous limitations sprung
up on the reputation that my article has acquired
The public must beware They are worthless
PROF. De GRATH-Dear Sir: must inform you of
the great benefit patient of mine has experienced
from the application of your Electric Oil. The
that of a girl of years of age who terribly
afflicted With scrofula, and discharge from the
The leg bersme contracted as Ia literally buy the
heel in the hip Ii had been in this state for about II
months, and could find nothing in the whole Mate
ria Meiica TO have any effect or give relief. hnal-
y procured bottle Of your Electric Oil and gave il
to the mother directing her to apply it TO the parts
along the contracted sinews, which had the effect of
making the leg nearly one-fourth straight in about
Tor about weeks, using only bottles and now the
JOHN III. McEwIN, MD;
l63 Callowhill street.
CAUrIoN.-There are numerous limitations Lprung
up Oh the reputation that nav article has acquired
The public must beware. They are worthless.
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Prof. DeGrath-Dear Sir: I, Cart. r. n. smith,
hereby certify that have been afflicted with Rheuna
tsn for four years. and at times could not sleep Nv
hearing of the wonderful cures by DcCirth's Eectrb
Oil; was induced to try it, and the first application
Of the Electric Oil was az relieved, and now haze
the use ofmy The application was made before
fifty persons. d. B. SMITH, Twiggs &c.
We, the undersigned, were present:
j y Riley, III Brautly, II Cooper.
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NOT FAILED But STILL REDEEMING.

SINCE the suspension of Bankers, Brokers and
- Mercantile houses has become general, SAM.
EMBICH informs his numerous customers and the
public generally that he is still redeeming all solvent
Bank Notes, including Tennessee, Illinois and Wis
prices.
Paving lately fitted up the up stairs for the display
% notions, Fancy Goods, and Woolen Knit Goods,
great variety, and rs we are constantly receiving
ew supplies, we are prepared 10 meet any sum, and
yill continue redeem all solvent notes i'm seasonabe
Dry Goods to the satisfaction Of all customers.
nov l3.u
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"A 1NEi lhED III ISiSiANs
/Seveny five years Of age, whose sands of life,have
neariy run out discovered while in the East ndies
II certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, BrOnchi-
\tis. Coughs, Cslds, and General Debility. The
medy was discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter, given up to die. Wishing 10 do much
good possible he will send to such of his afflicted fell
lowbengs request ths recipe with full and expli
cit directions for making and successfully using it.
lie requires each applicant to inclose him shilling
three cents to be returneda postage the recipeN
and the remainder to be applied to the payment of
this advertisement.
address, DR.. III. JAMES,
anI-ImdNw 10 Grand sire ct, j ersey City, n.
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TIE STATE OF INDIANA,
AUDITOR or STATE OFFICE,

Indianapolis, Jan. l., l~a~r. J
WKTHEREAS, the I.tna Insur tnce Company OF
~ Hartford, has filed in this Office statement Of
condition on the LIST of January 1855, the act OF its
Incorporation and amendments properly certified TO-
and its written instrument. nominating is Agents and
authorizing them fully and UNI eservedy 20 acKnOw-
ledge service OF process in the ever.t Of suits
NOW, therefore, in pursuance OF the requirements
Of AN Act to amend an Act entitled an Act for the
Incorporation Of Insurance Companies, defining their
poers and prescribing their duties approved March
2. t, having presented satisfactory evidence to me Of
fall compliance the requirements and specifications
Of rat Act, JOHN W. DODD, Auditor of the State
Of indiana, do hereby certify that ALLEN G. HAL
LIZ OF Evansville, as the Agent or said Company,
Is lthOFzed to transact the business OF lNSU
the Agent Of said ftna Insurance Company in this
81 t up 10 July Isl. 1855 20 the extent that he may be
CO umissioned and appointed by the said Company.
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed my
NINE and caused the seal OF my Office to be affixed,
this 18th day Of January. 1883.
JOHN W. D0DD, Auditor Of State.
ALLEN C.. HALLECk, AGENT.
felS EVANSVILLE. IND,
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WINSBoRo', :. e. March 9, ISL
!, David Eikin, do hereby certify that have hem
badly afflicted for two months it'll nfalnmatr reu-
matIn; one ofny legs icing much swolen-stif and
that found il exceedingly difcYl. TO walk
that the still joint has been twice rube with Prof
DeGraths eelefased Electric Oil within thirty hours;
and have the perfect Of the Hiicted limb.
was also troubled with partial deafness IN my left ear,
and by single application of the Electric Oil my hear
ing has been greatly improved.