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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-23

~ ESTLEMEN IL notice suggestion In the whlg Of the alst
" extend Leigh Street the Valley, which viii tem
nate about Carngons MIL and against Railroads and Depots
Better by extend sh 9h and l0h Streets or the latter
the Northeastern boundary Of the ey much needed
there Is no the city between I'm, and that very
bad called the Poor House H 9th to 10Th street, may be
graded email cost and greatly improve that Row very eesrs
ole. healthy delightful part Of the city, known In part
TrencA Garden HILL and Its boundaries.
A TAX PAYER.
p,c,,,oxn Jriv on IseO Iy21-
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MEETING OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY OF
MECKLENBURG.
Late in the afternoon of July Court day. the meeting
of the Democracy of Meckenburg, favorable 10 sending
delegates to Staunton on the 10th August was called in
the Clerks Office, when V. NJ. Eppes called to the
Chair, and S. p Thrower appointed Secretary,
Il was then determined to send delegates TO Saunton
favorable to the formation Of Electoral ticket pledged
to the support Of Douglas and Johnson and on motion,
every Democra. in the county favorable to such ticket
was appointed a delegate.
The meeting then adjourned
II is proper TO add that in consequence OF the late
hour Of the day. the meeting small one, and no
resolutions were offered.
v.M EPPE5 Chairman.
S. p. TnRowER, Secretary
Democratic papers Of the State please copy,
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CHICAGO, July 1.-THE leading friends of Bell and
Everett from the various counties of the State held
business meeting to day, and resolved to call State
Convention to meet at Decatur, the 10th of August
TO nominate Presidential Electors and State officers.
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Why does the Ezaminsr CROW 90 over the fact Of
Brsesinridge meetirgin New York city? Is tGny mat
tor Of congraatiOn to the Southern Democracy that
ths oeiee-AOders IN New York. under Instructions from
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Tar ENEMY OF MANKIND, Consumption can be cured
but Il is FAR better TO prevent the cruel disease from
fastening itself the system, by the timely use Of
remedy, such % De- WIsEAs's BALKAN OF Win CHERRr
affords,
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SYLVAN SEMINARY,

SfLNAN VILLA dhsEhE COUNTY, 'lhGlNlA.
VNHIs SCHOOL Will commence and
enlarged auspices the Oh Of September next and continue
for 10 months with short vacation at Christmas
Il located In the poverb D beautiful and healthy acnve
the ue Ridge and Southwest Mountains three miles
south the Gordonve and Hsronburg wacAdamzad Rosd6
miles Gordonsye and III distance north Of Char
lotiesyle.
Th Course Studies English In all It's branches
Bellies Lees the Sciences; Ancient and Modern Languages Tin
cluding Classical Musc
Course of Lectures Moral Philosophy and Gene
raj Anatomy, Physiology and Hygiene
Able and experienced Teachers have charge every department
From sixty seventy young ladies be accommodated with
board and additions Will be made 10 the Accommodations
cetsy may require
No pains spared bv the propeo render the oiourn
Of students with them As agreeable and profitable possible
Both Of hem being physicians Of experience medca nd viii nj
hand when necesary and attention will be
paid the sick with the view alike their comfort and speedy
recovery
TERMS per session months-Fint session payable IN
adrdncs session pay able the Of the 10 months
tern:
Board and Minor English Tuition ..............e67 80
Ancient and Modern Languages, each 10 90
Drawing Colors honochIomatc, kc, 90
Grecian Embroidery, 90
Music, 1ano) 10 ~
Books Stationery &c, At Richmond prices.
Methodist Church Is located within few hundred yards Of the
School Episcopal Prsbyterisn and Baptist Church.
within yenent reach
Attendants school coming by OF Gordonsve
there stage which through Monday. Wed
nesday Friday Ruckersve where the Pfoptors n no
ned will meet hem with carriage Al Charlottesville hacks can
ali tines be procured
For further particulars, address
JOHN T. EARLY, NJ D,
(. stanardsvle, Greene co Va.
THOMAS w. UPsHUR, NJ. D.,
jya3-ctt Gordonsvlle. Orange co Va
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pouxla. ELECTORAL Ticket In Maryland.

The friends of Douglas in Maryland have called State
Convention to be held the 10th of August in Bat-
more, to nominate full Douglas electoral ticket
Thus rolls along the Douglas ball And if the friends
of the e Giant" in Virginia will only firmly adhere
to their convictions of duty and act the part Of ndcpen
dent and courageous men, by swapping their fingers in
the faces Of the Seceders and putting forth strong cleo
tora ticket Breckenridge will be humiliatngly driven to
the WALL the Disunion faction thoroughly Frustrated and
the National organization Of the Democracy nOby pre-
served
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DIED..
TO THE COMMON COUNCIL.

On July stb at bis residence Fslln! River In Campbell
county Va PEYrosw N0wLIN In the 18th OF his age
he was good man, and his end was peace
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which 4. the strongest Wing OF the Democ
rucyf

In 1856 Mr. Buchanan received 1852 votes at the
North and GIL $50 at the South-o he received about
tlrics as many Democratic votes the North he re-
ceived at the South.
Now, next November, Douglas VIII receive nearly the
entire Northern Democratic vote, and at least third OF
the Southern Democratic vote, which, in round numbers
will leave Douglas in possession of about million and
half of the Democratic vote Of the United States and
Breckenridge in possession of the remainder about
four hundred thousand Democratic votes Which, then,
is the choice of the Democratic party of the Union
Donglas or RreckinridpeY
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INPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm.

NOR and OF Feper and A0uo AID Bilious
Fsuers remedy brought the knowledge
propetors By friend who has been great zav-
eler In Persia aud the Holy Land.
While going the liver Euphrae he experienced srere
attack and Ague On discovering his condition Of
the his person Au saying Wear ttis
dad no rer oH touch yon" Although ncreduous 70 lie vr
tues comp experienced mmedat. relief and has since
found snecua protection from all masroas COM
plants
miraculous powers and said could only be obi lined from
the Priests the Sometime Afterwards the gentleman In
with Priest obtained him the secret Of s
aon ssceransd the medicinal herbs found
which compounded The wonderful virtues Of tbs a
Induced full belief In the minds Of the natives In the
miraculous healing pc xers Of their Priests.
Since tried with the hsrplest
effect by Ladies' Gentlemen Of high character who
given unqua fed praise This remedy having
been specific In Persia for hundreds years. the prevention
Fever and Ague and Bilious Peve- now offered
10 the American people.
II will BY mall prepaid for full direct ons Tor It's use IN re-
ceipt Of dollar
Principal Depot and Mandatory 1ss Main ST. Richmond Va.
Branch Office Bank Of Building New York Address
iv2-Iv JOHN WILCOX 4 co
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RICHMOND COLLEGE-

RICHMOND COLLEGE.
ruNBE session viii begi the LIST day OF October close
l. the LIST day Of July following;
FACULTY.
r. IvLlSD D. D., President and Prof OF Moral Science
L. TuRSKA, A. ~, Prof OF Mathematics and Astronomy
q DABNkY, A. NJ, Prof Of the Latin language,
W. p. LOurn,S A. ~. Prof. OF the dreek Language
W. e. sTRASGE H. Prof OF Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
W. CHASE A. NJ, Prot OF Modern Languages
@. Il YAKBRGUGH, A b., Tutor.
sOr cagues other Information, address the President At
Richmond. jy23-wtloc
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The aes. statement of the condition of the Democrat
&c press is thus given by the New York Herald;
Breckenridge Douglas Houston.
North, so III
South, 2lO rs
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osnn % - Nm. jag n. Ia
THE PR0vfMoE TRADE
The Cincinnati Pfice Current Of Wednesday eays:

me provision market he's been decidedly stronger hnes
last and holden have displayed Independence than
ua they feel pretty conhden hat the supply Of the
now In the West guile light and not than enough Dset
very moderate demand AMI that the stocks In al he
under any that may arse viii be fully up 70 ne
supply and further advance In prices all
convinced Of the Of this holding this stock out Of
the market by asking pces equivalent this renders
matter Of some nicely requiring good deal purchase
70 any extent the current quotations from dy 10 day. the
exist ola coed demand for article becomes
known sure 70 put the views Of holders AZ the close
pork could be bought only moderate extent s holders Of
the best brands asking ts % and upward held at
~, IL, and 12 with demAn flor rib sdes 81 Hama
and sugAreured lSc whilst canvaed brought
u cts
Bsls meats In fair demand u SOLO bot holders ssiins
shade above these rates a. se for bb fierce and he
but 1ahc the highest paid for the duno
demand for It, and pretty good supply In the market
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ENTLEMRNS WRAR-
VI Gents Gause Meripo Shirts
Do do Cotton do
Do Isle Thread do
Do SILK and Nerino Drawers
Do Isle, elk, Kid and other Gloves
Do Cotton, Isle and silk Half Hose
Do Jupe and oolored Bordered aud Henned Handler
ehe1
Black and Fancy Neck Ties
Linen Collars, Shirt Fronts and suspenders.
CHRIirIAN LATHR0P,
jy2i 80 Main Street.
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SYRUP.-20 bbls Extra Golden Syrup
= 300 do Portland Syrup, for sale by
IVES I q n DAVENPORT.
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MRS. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL at
l Church. ih between Bread and Mar
shal Monday In 0ober She will receive few all
boys Terms $40 per session o. months. jyis n
MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE, Of superior quality,
. lNl for sale By ljylT-8u g. r. DAVENPORT
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LITTER IRON Hon. ID. ID. BARsARD.-The following let
received in reply to invon speak at the
recent New York Republican ratification meeting held At
Union Square:
ST CArUIRrxrs CINID. Wrsr
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Douglas In Florida.

We had begun TO thiak that the Regular Democratic
Nomination would get showing at all in the Gland Of
Flowers" when the report of large and enthusiastic
Douglas aud johnson ratification meeting at Jacksonville
came to hand 1t was held the 9th istant, Antonio
A. Cauoya, Esq presiding The Baltimore regular re
solutions were affirmed, and speeches made by Gen
Penden, W. W. Moore, S. +. Doggett Esq, and others
The 81. Johns Mirror says "Thc meeting was large
and highly respectable and characterized by much en-
thasasm, harmony and good feeling. No sectionalsu
or party rancour marred its proceedings"
Steps are being taken, also for the formation Of
Douglas Electoral ticket. Thus it appears that sou'i
Carolina will be the only Southern State in which Doug
l., ill mt bava M ,Oral ticket
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A CARD.
DIR. ROBERT HUNTER,
OF NEW YORK,
WILL meet his patients In Richmond MONDAY Esd Inst,
w and the two following dsya He has taken at the
Powhaan House. where he vii receive those who suffering
from form THAolr Dsriss BsoSunB AsrnnA cossunr
and AFFECTIONS Of the THREAT. Usi-&
SPRING AND SUM MEN CLOTHING offsney oas-
~ mere, white and fancy Linen Alpaca, and Drap Etc,
that be closed this make for Pail stock
sHAEER HALEY co.,
10 Main street.
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am in favor Of tbe principle Of non-intervention.-
Such noT-HsrrsHti5a r0gld hare given 70 hs South
CnJa as Stare Side should 70 BE- dHneTsd 10 the
United States such AONNtsrren,i0na that iftbeTs had
been 20 compact rib regard 10 he aissoa Of slave
States to BE- carved ot Of 7as could hare secured 70
the United States ate bound 70 them-JoHS BELL.
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RICHMOND, MORNING. AUGUST

thorlies whose duty it Is 20 hwart and defeat bis crim
na enterprise aud if jointstock companies establish
ed at Havana for the purpose Of prosecuting the Af
can slave trade under the eye Of the highest officials o
the island and with perfect impuDity il would be vain
to expect that the registrars throughout the country
would counteract the policy Of their superiors by faith
fully performing their duty
Third plan Of emigration from China, regulated by
the agents Of the European nations in conjunction with
the Chinese authorities
Il il not probable that Lord John Russell expected
this Government to unite 10 forming such plan OF emf
grafton from China for il he had entertained the idea
be would scarcely have omitted "the agents OF the Uni
ted States from any participation in s regulation. Nor
can the President share in the anteipatons OF her Brit
annie Maestys Government that the cooie trade can be
put on any such footing will relieve il Of those lea
torres of fraud and violence which render the details of
its prosecution scarcely less horrible than those of the
the middle passage and he is Of opinion that it would
exert most dee;erious influence upon every portion OF
this country TO import into Chinese coolies atorers
In the States where the institution of domestic slavery
exists these brethren coolies would demoraz the peace
fu conterted, and orderly slaves very many of whom
are sincere Christians In the free States they would be
brought into competition with respectable and
industrious laborers whether native Of foreign birth,
who constitute so large portion Of our best ciIizens
avail myself of the opportunity 10 to you sir,
the assurance Of my high consideration.
Wh. HENRY PRESCOTT,
Acting Secretary OF State.
To w. Douglas Irving, Esq, etc.
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ENTHUSIASTIC AND HARMONIOUS ACTION OF
MADE BY GOV. MOREHEAD, OF KENTUCKY,
AND HON. RICHARD W. THOMPSON, OF INDIANA
The Convention Of Union men held at indianapolis
Ind, on the l5lh was most glorious success. Those
who had calculated that our Indiana friends would be
discouraged because their numbers not noe sui
cien to insure victory in that State found that they
had reckoned badly. AL parts of the State were fully
represented the Convention in point OF numbers, re-
spectabiity aud talent comparing favorably with any
held in Indiana within the past year. The delegates
presen were representative men, every full Of hope
and enthusiasm and resolue TO work faithfully for the
success oil the ticket. Our friends say that they
stronger to-day than they in 1856, aud, evil
deRce Of the fact of the men upon the electoral
ticket was an earnest supporter of Fremont in that year
full electoral ticket put FORTH not merely nomi.
nal one, but strong one, one composed OF mCn OF tai
eut and energy, who will be heard in every township in
the State.
A. H. Davidson, of indianapolis, presided over the
Convention. Hon. r. w. Thompson was placed upon
the ticket as Eector for the State at large but
cuSed, and Mr. Blythe was substituted. Mr. Thompson
pedsed his earnest support the ticket he said that his
services should he rendered whenever aud wherever they
could oe elective just il his upon the tick
ct. He said bis at sence from the United States for a
time this fall impera lively necessary, and he
uueutly could take the responsibility OF allowing his
uame upon the ticket lie referred n feeling language
to the suspicion that he veteran Of thirty years. bear
ing tho scars Of many weought bate could have been
suspected of intention to desert the principles OF his
life And surely auy who knows Dick Thompson, as
we do could never have given heed for the
insinuatOn OF the Republican press that he intended to
sunnort Lincoln.
The applause which greeted Mr. Thompson and the sub
sequen cheers which followed eloquent auson 10 him
by Gov Morehead testified sufficiently the high appreci-
alton aud affection with which he garded by the Union
men Of Indiana lie is noble leader in noble cause,
aud right thck and heavy will his blows be dealt upon
scctioualism wherever he goes.
Gov Morehead introduced to the Convention, and
he held them spel-bound for hour and haif FGIly
900 attentive listeners euchained by his go wing
eoQuence be depicted the horrors of dissolution OF
the UDOu and made ervent appeals to patriotic
eywhere to avert the threatened danger IL proba-
by the greatest speech Of Gov Noreheads life and right
glad chat he had an opportunity Of presenting his
siatcsm ankle views upon such important occasion-
The effect OF his speech will be felt n every portion Of
the State and magical results may follow. Three months
since who could have hoped dared to hope that Ken.
lucky would roll up majority OF 25,OCO for the Union
tckety
Our friends in Indiana estimate their present strength
at 10000 votes Who dAres to say that three months
hence they may not achieve glorious victory
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From Me Cincinnati Times Of the I'm.
THE OHIO BELL AND EVERETT CONvEN-
TION.
An ENTHUSIASTIC ASSEMBLE
NOMINATION OF AN ELECTORAL TICKET.

NOMINATION OF AN ELEoT0RA Al TICKET.
The Bell and Everett State Convention in Chlicothe
on the 10th inst, organized as follows:
PresideRL-CoL p Van Trump Of Fairfield county
Vice Prssd,nts.-Oscar +. Moore, of Scoto Col p.
IT. Omstead, OF Franklin; Isaac Cory, Of Ross Jacob
Thomas of Clark James +. TOrrence Of Hamilton and
Bushnell White, of Cuyahoga.
Seerstdres.-James I. Charlesworth, Of Belmont; W.
g. Grppen, of Hanil;on Joseph Van Metre, Of Ross,
and q. q. Butler Of Hamilton.
Hon. John Scott Harrison, from the Committee Oh
Business. read the folosing resolutions:
Resolrd. That the Union patty In oho 10 invention
ssmbled cordially approve and ra the nomination
Edward Everett f,r Vice President Of the United
Rs.ored That tn platform OF ,hs Unn the Constitution
tie Enr of the Law illustrated in the lyS these
Distinguished ii sufficient expoSiaon Of the pscy wlsh
tn. nal Union pa proposes to the people OF the Uni
ted stales
conduct & the Republican patty of Ohio In their effort nuiy
laws iLrauh the agency the suprene Court lChee J.
Pusv lave Law in aeeoisnee vi the whole Of judi.
dial deon ana the Ionna.lon q Jass because Of
his radical oundess opposition TO that law, merits the
bek o. law atdng people and exhibits 10 clear light the ne
We q rendering our eOndeu nation effective We aee 1t nxpe.
lent TO nnuinave third candidate for tie ohce OF eupreme
Judge but recommend that conservative Unlan
vote the defeA. Of Judge BnkerhOG prolonged
eheeringl
They we're adopted.
TICKET.
The committee also recommended the adoption of the
following State ticket:
For Attorney Generdl-E +. Hutchinson, Of Hamilton
county.
For Member of Board of Public Woks-I.. Doherty,
Of Franklin county
ELECTORAL TICKET.
The committee further recommended the following
electoral ticket which was adopted:
Electors al Laroe-GoyeTnor Allen Trmble, Of High
and county; Col John Davenport, OF Belmont county.
District Eiectrs.-First Ds.rict-Nat. G. Pendleton
Of Hamilton county.
Second D;slrict-William P. Probasco, of Hamilton
county.
Third Distrct-JOnathan Harshman, of Montgomery
county.
Fourth Disrict-Wiiam J. Strescy, of Miami county.
Fifth Dslrict-J Il. Nelson of Lucas county.
Sixth Di5lrict-James Ii. Thompson OF Highland
county.
Seventh Dstrict-Scott Harrison, OF Payette county.
Eighth District-A +. Vance, of Champaign county.
Ninth District-Jacob ~ Ebbett, of Senaca county.
Tenth District-Dr. W. g. Williams, of Ross county.
Eleventh Distrct-Jos g. Wiscman, Of Perry county
Twelfth District-Ess Florence, of Pickaway county
Thirteenth Distriet-Joseph N. Snyder, OF Ricbland
county
Fourteenth Districts G. Bushnell of Ashlnd county
Fifteenth District-J. W. Savage, of Knox county.
Sixteenth Dislrict-Col William West, OF Washington
county
Seventeenth Dstrict-Colonel Henry NeiT, of Belmont
county
Eighteenth District--van r. Humphreys, of Portage
county
Nineteenth District-Bu,buell White, of Cuyaho.a
county
Twentieth District-Bank
Twenty-frst District-Joshua A. Riddle, of Columb
county.
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appeared. Dr.J. d Wilkinson los. a valuable negro,
and Henry Wilkinson suffered severely. At the quara.
tine station the wooden warehouse blown down. aud
Capt Davis seam pile driver was sunk Mr. Andrew
Carr lost three children at Grand Prairie. Sixteen per-
lost their lives in attempting to cross the river
among them were J. Barrels and family and Antoine
Moustacbe and family. At Proc;oryle Is lives were
lost including Mr. Nicholas and three children Mr. Gu
re of New Orleans was not lost as previously reported
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TnR GREAT STORM AT THE SoUrH.-The New Orleans
papers continue to give accounts Of damage done below
that city bY the late storm The Bulletin SAYS:
All the buildings lately erected at the Salt Works
at the head of the Posses away and eleven
negroes drowned. Alexander Grants sugar-house was
blown away and Richard Wrghts place has entirely dis
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRIScR or WALEs.-0n Wednesday
and Thursday he went up the Saguensy river the latter
day fishing excursion. The voyage up the ST. Law.
marked by the usual enthusiastic demonsta
tons the part of the people both banks of the rv
Sautes were fred at various points aud flags
displayed proiusey. The Hero, the Princes vessel ran
sderaby injured causing her to leak at the Of three
feet per hour The pilot, who of the best the
river, subsequently put IN irons. On Saturday the
Prince doubtless reached Quebec where he was received
in grand STYLE At Montreal it Is understood consider
able Jealousy exists between the English and French Ca
reception, aud serious difficulties, it ia feared may
sult This apprehension great that the officers Of
the garrison there permitted TO absent themselves
t being thought probable their services may be required
TO prevent tumult
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TJTTF 0BAY STATE, RANGR.-Fivs Sizes prices
as $40 $50 CO. 10 The "lepmest' Cooking stoVe, sizes
vh without hot water reservoir hs Lesder soye.
WOOL price k2 and 16 the "HArp" Cook StOvs for wood,
or eoanV use Tbs above really 1rst class wares
hi er line are for sas wh,ssle and retail with warranty, oy
GEO srARRErT b lVins Row,
street
MR-Luss stoves springs Box sOvss for Tobacco
barnG Vl
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new YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81, 5000
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited With The
Comptroller Of the state Of New York and out OF The hands
Of The Company 70 secure policy holders.
ANNUALLY MOST Liberal frlnctplc
Forty Of the premium on Life Pohces VIII be loaned the
Insured VII en- the premium exceeds $50.
Policies Issued payable the insured arriving at GER
tain age or 70 family the insured At DEATH should that event
happen previously 10 arriving a. hat age
Endos ent POLICIES for ehdren granted on the most Aver
able .
Policies greatly reduced rAes u premium, when the
Insured prefers not % participate In the dividends.
All losses paid promptly aud without litigation
pleased 10 have call al and secure policy
N s old reliable Company which before sndorS
1s - WcKrHAM WYATT, Agents,
once a. Main street.
Under ST. Charles Hotel
oHAA woKTHAM,
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL kKAM1HERS:
JLA Il. CoHWAT, NJ D.
10 r. CoLHHAH, n D.