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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

SAD CASE OF SUIcIDE-Cororer Scbirmer held an
inquest yesterday the body of John Thos. Chester
who died at Bellevue Hospital ia consequence OF nav
ing taken a powerful dose of laudanum II appears
that about p N. on Friday, the deceased, with two
or three friends entered the store Of Mrs. McCarme,
No. 1856 First avenue, and after drinking with them
produced small bottle Of lsudanum, and before he
could be prevented swallowed the whole of it, which
resulted in death. On his person rs found the fol-
lowing letter, addressed to bic brother:
FEB. IL, 1860
"MY DEAR ROBERT believe you have always acted a, a
brother to me, for whih receive ny best thanks VOW tue
only thing wish do for Is to write 10 vile, Mary
and children Her address give yoe bebw Tel her my
fondest latest through Of her Ellie. and Mary There
little bit o. Mary's hair wish buried with me IL Is
Coroner Jury should have any neces
sty examination because lsudannm Is the
cause Give Mary thoughts tell her hope she orsives
me also that do the for her. opiuon my mother
and sisters the separation by unknown
TO others but OF the influence s wen that It
should be left unsad forgive all parties Good BYE Sear
brother Yours, JOHN THOMAS CAhsl Eh
Mary Chester No. 80 Albert Place Hornley street, Liver
pool"
After examining the evidence, the Jury returned a
verdict of /" suicide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

A NEW WAED.-Another Ward is proposed, ana
will probably be made by the division OF the Eighteenth
the line being through Lexington avenne and irving
Place. The western portion, from Lexington to Sixth
avenue, il TO be the Twentylbird Ward and Will en-
brace the very heat of the arstocratc portion of the
city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

LECTURES TO Come OFP.-The Rev. DIR. Thompson,
pastor of the Broadway Tabernacle Church, lectures
this evening at the Brick Church formerly Dr. Van
Zandts) in Ninth street. one door east of Broadway
upon the subject of King Solomon's Temple, in illus
traton of the model of that remarkable structure a.
d. Campbell will read "The Strife Of the Poets"
poem this evening, at the Central Presbyterian Church.
Broome street. The Rev. f. II. Chaplin lectures on
"The Social Forces" at the Sixteenth Baptist Church
in West Sixteenth street. near Eighth avenue, this
evening. The Rev. Geo. C. Robinson of Cin:ipnati
treats of "Eyery Tub on its Own Bottom" at the
same time, in the Fleet street Methodist Episcopal
Church, Brooklyn. Tomorrow evening Mrs. NJ L..
Bell lectures on Woman and her Mission, at Hope
Chapel, for the benefit of the American Wonens As
socatien, and on Wednesday evening the Rev. }. G.
butchers delivers the City Library Association lecture
at Blocker Building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

At a regular meeting of the German Republican
General Committee for the City and County of New.
York. held Friday evening last, the following
luton was unanimously adopted:
e,red That dspprove the action OF the Republican
State Committee she election Of Delegates to Chicago
consider il much In accordance with the principles OF
the Republican party that the Delegates Nominating Con
yenon should be elected directly by the Republicans Of the
several Districts to be represented therein"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

duties he had occasn TO report several persons Tor
remissness which resulted in the discharge OF some
of them, and subjected others to severe reprmands
This course gave rise 10 70 much i'll feeling that Mr.
Tours had been frequently threatened with personal
violence, and is thought THAT feeling Of revenge
may have inptigated his murder.
BY the direction Of Coroner Jaskman, Drs Beach
and Weze made a post mortem examination Of the
body, when a small abrasion was discovered on the
forehead one inch above the left eyebrow. Three
other distinct abrasiops were found on the On
further examination Of that organ the ehmod bones
were found fractured. There were no other external
marks of violence. On removing the scalp considera
bic ecobymosis was discovered the region Of the
right parietal bone. On opening the Uranium large
amount of blood was found upon the posterior portion
of the right hemisphere Of the brain, producing CON-
preston minute examination Of the skull revealed
no fracture. The lungs were found somewhat con-
gested the heart slightly syperropbed and fatty The
liver, stomach and kidneys were also congessed In
their opinion death resulted from compression of the
brain, the result Of violence.
Mr. Tours was married man, residing at No. 225
Monroe street. and held the Office of School Trustee Of
his ward at the time of his DEATH His duties rounds
man commenced every night at IL O'clock and he was
about to 20 upon bis post on Friday night when 80
fOuly murdered. AS yet this murder is enveloped in
the greatest mystery, but thorough investigation
of the whole affair will be made by Coroner
Jackman, and Capt. Silvey Of the First Precinct will
prosecute the search for the perpetrators Of the deed
with all his energy. The COroners inquest will be
commenced at 10 o'clock this morning, at the Seventh
Precinct Station House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

THE DEATH OF w. L. BURTos.-The Burton Asso-
citation held special meeting yesterday afternoon, at
Military Hall, when the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted, Il. G. Faulkner in the chair:
Hheyea This Association has heard with feelings Of regret
the deoese OF friend and patron. WILLIAM f. BURTON
whose is familiar to every lover Of Literature and Art
therefore
Rored That in the death OF Mr.. Burton, this Association
fee that II has been deprived Of friend whose loss Is indeed
eparsbe of whose memory shall always cherish with
respect and pride
Rered That in the OF M Burton have witnessed
the Of scholarly attanments ndomabe energy aud
ceasng toll tending the advancement Of Literature and the
kindred the uphodng of the Drama and the cultivation OF
q taste for the higher order of genial amusement
Reed That mark of respect to the memory Of the de-
ceased attend the funeral in body wearing the usual badge
Of mourning.
Beoed That copy Of these resolutions suitably ensossed
be oIwaIded TO the relatives OF the deceased.
TIE funeral will take place this afternoon at st.
Thomas's Church, and the body will be conveyed to
Greenwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

The Rev. w. w. Newell, ID. D., late of Syracuse,
who has supplied the pulpit of the Allen street Presby-
terrain Church for some time past was on "Wednesday
evening duly installed by the Third Presbytery, the
regular pastor of that church. The deliv-
cred by the Rev. Walter Clark, d. D., of the Mercer
street Presbyterian Church. The questions ratfying
the pastoral relation propounded by the Rev. Mr..
Wallace, and Rev. Mr.. Hoover. The charge to the
pastor was delivered by the Rev. Asa ID. Smith, ID. d.
and the charge to the people made by Rev. ID. b.
Coe, ID. ID. A large congregation was present The
church is likely to improve under the energetic minis
tratons of Dr. Newell, who brings with him to his
new position valuable experience as well as talents
of high order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13
Advertisement
81 WANT TO BE HEALTHY, WEALTHY. HONOR.

J. DARRAeH, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

business purposes. Letters will be collected by U. B.
carriers and delivered at the General Post-Ohce, or st
some one of the Elk substatons uptown, at the follow
ing hours; 8 and 10 a. m and and 6 p. m, free OF
expense. City or drop-letters must, however, be
charged The ususl rae for delivery. The New-fork
Post-Ofice employs ninety carriers, whose duty 1t Is
to deliver letters at 81 aud IL M, and !. and -
p. IN. Letters deposited after p. N. will not be DE-
hyered Until the following day.
DEDICATION OF A BAPTIsrRY.-At the Annocn
Baptist Church in Seventh avenue, near Twelthstree'
Baptistry was yesterday dedicated by the immersion
of seven converts, five of whom were women. Inc
Rev. John Quincy Adams, pastor of the church'
preached sermon on the Glory of Baptism by INNER
sion urging in behalf of that form that few byPoeres
dared to brave that ordeal revival has been in pro-
gees in the Antioch Church for weeks, and many
converts have already been brought into the fold.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILAnELPHIA.

a BsHsvoleHt IRstftution, established BY spset0
sadoSment for the relief OF the SICK AID dis
trssssd, afflicted Nth YirRieat and Epidemic
diseases.
The Howard Association, In view o
the awful destruction OF human life, caused by
Sexua.d iseases, and the deception practised up.
on the unfortunate victims OF sucn diseases by
Quacks, several years ago directed their Con
sulting Surgeon, asa Charitable Act w0r
thy oftneir name. TO open Dispenssry for ht
treatment OF this class OF dis eases. in alltheii
IN, to all who apply by letter, with description
life, &c.,) aud In cases of extreme poverty, "a
Furnish Medicines Free OF Oh arge
II liz needless 80 add that the Association com
mands tho highest Medical skill OF the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
mcnt.
The Directors ofthe Association, In thclrannu
alRcport upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases
express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the labors OF their Surgeon
In tho cure OF Spermatorrhga, Seminal Weak
ness, Gonorhoea, elect, Syphilis, the Vice o.
and bladder, q c., and order a continuance OF tho
same plan for the ensuing year.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhooa and 9th
er Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and on the
New Remedies employed In tho Dispensary, sent
10 the AMI cted In sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge Two or three stampsfor postage will be
acceTtable
Address, for Report of treatment, DIR. }.
sKtLLIN HoUGHToN, Acting Surgeon, How
ard Association, No.q b0uth Ninth street, Phil
adeipuiR, Pa.
by order OF the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTwELL, President.
fanwlV GRO EAIRGIlII. IN. gNcFetaFy
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saponifier, or Concentrated ye,


a Indispensable article in every family,
| IA whereby, with their ordinary Kitchen grease
combined With the SapOniler, they can make
all the Soad they use-hard, soft and fancy
IL will make hard water soft, md will clean type
TO Notwithstanding equals N for cleaning and
securing. II Is put up In air-tight Iron boxes OF
/ l 10. each, which viii make, with from 10 lbs
common grease, from IS TO e5 gallons elegant
sOft soap, or q TO 10 lbs. hard.
! II has now been several years since this inyal-
liable article was frat introduced 10 the public,
and The estimation In whichit Is held, wherever
/ known aud tried, aud tho immense demand fof
Ii from all quarters, are conclusive proofs of It's
real merits aud value o. family article.
BEWARE OF tMiTATlONS-1he success oil
our article, likc that of all discoveries OF true
merit aud value. has Induced unprinoiplcd par
ties TO initiate Il. We therefore caution the
public against worthless countefhets, and take
none but the genuine, original and patented ar
ilelc, manufactured only by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
OF gast rarcnium. Allegheny county, Pa. once
Bridge, PirtsnpR0, PENs.
Caustie soda for aoad mixer, soda Ash, Refined
Sofa Ash, Sal soda, Chloride OF Calcium, Cop.
pcfas, Manganese, Niiflc Acid, Soda SaIartds,
Bleaching Powder, MuriaitC Acid, Sulphuric
Aqua Fotiis aud Chioroform.
kxtra.Refnod snow White Fable, Diary and
Packing salt, warranted entirely Pure and Dry,
put up ~ val ious pac kages aud styles. The on.
IN For sale by all stofokeepors In tho Uni.
tod kinies.
1910 Case. saponider. genuine, for sale nj man
ufactufer's prices la lots To suit rchascrs. by
PIKE q KELLOGG,
apDdwly 81. Louis, Mo.
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OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH.
VIZ: THAT
1rnfesanr Wnnd,s Hair ReStnratiYe

Professor WOODS Hair Restorative
Az Ut preserve, fR(diiibig, the gr0Hth and
w color of the Hair, IL used two or three
lines week, 20 any imaginable age, Perfect
IS restore the gray; cover the bald with nature't
own ornament, the hairs make IL more son snd
beauti fui than any oil, and preserve the scalp
free fro al disease, % the greatest age. States
men, Judges. Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymen,
Professional Mon, and Gentlemen and Ladies' OF
all closes, all over the world, bear testimony
that we do not say too much In its fayor. Read
PROFESSOR 5. THALBgRG, PIANIST,
anys. on his ARRIVAL In the United States he
was rapidly becoming gray, but on apply
- ug " Gods Hair Restorative his hair soon
recovered Its original hue.
g CHARLES CARDEW, II NASSAU ST., N. Y,
saws theg6a hairs ou his wife's head were
after f5w weeks trial turned Into dark
brown, ct the same Time beautifying aud
&C. RAYMOND. BATH, MAINE.
says he Is now sixty years old, aud his hair
end whiskers were two-thirds gray, but by
the use Of two bottles OF restorative the
gay hairs have disappeared, both on
his hsad and face, and IL moro soft and
Elossythan for twenty Eve years previous.
His wife OF the aga oil fifty-two, has used IL
with the same effect.
FINLEY JOHNSON, ESQ, NO,
says that ne lost his hair by the yellow fe.
yer. la 1854. He u.ed Woods Hair Resto-
rntive, and his hair ~ now thick and glossy.
ST. .MIDDLEroN, LIvlNGsroN,ALA
says the Restorative has done much gGOO
badness, aud now has a fno head Of hair.
TIL. MORSE, LEBANON, KY,
says he has Woods Hair Restorative used
| In hundreds ofeases. and beyer knew II 10
fail In accomp fishing al ID processes n do.
Al. ALDEN, McLANkSBoRO,l ILL 4
says nc had the icaid head eight years, and
was bald but by the liberal use OF Woods
Hair Restorative, no now has rich, glossy
head OF hair.
E1T Sold by ali Druggists, and by o. J.
Wood y Co. 444 broadway, New York, and
ia Markets street, 81. Louis, Mo.
mpgtdN WIN
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j. C. w A L T E R +,
NOTICE ExrRAORDiNAHY--The
~ most wonderful and world renwned
PLAN EFT r FAD Z r

- -
Z l. A N EFT r K A ID Z r
ofthe Nineteenth Century, the only
NATURAL CLAIRvoYANr AND sEEREss
And Scientific Female Astrologlst In the World.
Ia now stopping at No. lle West Washington
street, opposite the State House, indianapolis.
MADAME HOLLAND has mastered all the
Science embodied M tue glorious. wonderful aud
sublime gin OF Prophecy, has astonished thou
sands ~ revealing the Hidden Mysteries OF the
past. FIss int aud Futd re Prospects Of Life, APP
pertain, ng to Love, Courtship and Marriage.
aud will describe their Future Partners. either
male or female, with perfect accuracy, aud Fu'
ture Eveats Of Life, Sickness aud Dsuth. Absent
| Friends and Relatives. Law aud Law suits, Ira
els ny sea and Land. Will Inform Ladies anu
Gentlemen how TO
cap restorv perfect tranquility between Hus-
| band aud Wife.
she preser.bes for diseases, telling their causes
aud location with much satisfaction as To
/ me TT aud receive the confidence OF all who have
| consulted her, and many dinerett complaints
| nave been entirely banished by her wonderful
minisitations. She caa ace and point cut the
redieIue TO cure the Iiost Obstinate disease
| even thUse that for years have Ssfiied our best
| physieians, and can direct salves aud linimehts
10 be made and used that Will cure old sores,
| lever sores, cancers, sprains, weakness tn tae
| pack aud limbs, aud other onplalnt. OF lung
standlng. and has performed Astonishing eurrs
lpthose who had long since lost thsir sight
| ICneuring. OF nearly 50, by disease. la short,
through the assistance Of some superior pow CT.
she Is e. bowed with he healing ant.
Madame Holland. absolutely adverties nothing
but VIVA, size hss tult 40 lily To Perform, and
never tells 10 give peifset satisfaction TO all thsl
| VISA TO be acquainted with tnis mast wonderful
gin Tue orious star OF heavens influence the
| Destiny Of Nan; end che mas revealed Mysteries
tnat no Mortal knew. She may we'll be called the
WONDER OF THE WORLD.
| The public Will bear ia mind that MADAME
Hollard, Is tho greatest ClairvoyaIt and Planet
Reader that has ever visited our city.
Hours of consultation from A. IA. TO o p. NJ.
ap4lw9m
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~ = g-n.l-msn formerly empl y
Ell in the Journal Office. AMI who WAS
an ardent supporter OF Fillmore in
1856. in a letter from Memphis. Ten
n-s-e. To irlen in this city, says:
- here are live Linc"ln men in my
boarding house out of ten. and d"
honestly believe that it there WAS n
chance given there would be over 3.
0OO votes polled here for Lincoln "
Republicanism. outside vi th, nom
slave holding States. first broke out
in ST. Louis, The commercial capital Of
Missouri, anil it is now manifesting
itself in the principal city of Tennes-
see. We may NEXT expe { TO hear OF
It's appearance in New Orleans. In
fur years more it will be universal
Throughout the nstion.--Ind. Journal.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
For sale.

W ALUABLE LAND IN CLARK COUNTY -
Two farm containing each e0acres. tn Clark
county, lila. One IL on ths National road, eight
miles west Of ferre-Hauts. The other X mile
north Of A. Dunlap's, on the aters OF Clear
Greek. The latter has 20 acres improved. Tho
former has Hcrogtmproved, with two houses
and an orchard. These farms will bo HDid very
low. For particulars Inquire of A. Dunlap, at
the State Line House.
WIN. u. CRkAsEY,
my2awGm Agent for Russell X. Me liath.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18

Insurance against loss or dam ~ by Gro, on
dwellings, fdrultffa. stores, warehouses, me r.
ehandise, mile. tmnnutacp,firs and mast al
kilids of Property. otn b. ch fctud tithis Compa.
therisks AMI security 10 property holders viii
warrant,
Particular attention giveu % lnsurlng Farm
properly, con stslfng pfdwcllings, barn. aud out
buildings cpnnectei, aud farnitara, live stock
hay. gala, farming utensils. &c. coutaiucd
therein, iof term OF years at Tow rates OF pre-.
mtum. Il
Applications for insurance may be made totho
nnnerslgned, the duly authafiEed agent Of said
Company. } y. HAGER,
maeodw6n At Mckecn's Bank.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-18
School Books.

sThe standard School Books OF the day, com
prising MeGuney's series Of Readers and pei lers
Rays and Davies series Of Mathematical Hui.
lions, Buffers, smiths, Pinoo's, Towers, and
Nutting's Grammar, Mitcheli's, anu Cotton a
Piteh's, Geography; BurritsN Smiths Astrono-
mysi Goodriehs. WiIiard's, and Wilson's His.
Andrews and 6toddard's, and ollendornps Greek
latin aud french Boo.s, Comstoekis and 0lnl.
ted. PHILOSOPHY Guitars Physiology, and
Mrs. Liaeoin's, Constock's aud Woods Class
OF Botany. Wobstor's Spoilers, and webstor's
Dictionarys, from tao Pocket 10 tho Unabridged
edition, constantly on hand.
irT Country Merchants aud Schools supple
with aforementioned works, on the Lowest
possible terms III
blank BOOKS.
Every variety Of Blank Books, consisting In
part, OF DENY Day Books, dgers, and Journals
kussia Ends and bands, Wide and Narrow Can.
nalf aud full bound Day-Books, Lodgers and
journals, Cap and Quartos. Cash, Invoice aao
Record BOOKS Receipt hooks, Order Book
note and Draft Books, Bili Books, Time Books,
tank Drawing Books Bank Books, SCRAP
socks, Coping and Copy Books, and every style
Il Pass, and Plain and Tuck Mem orandS m
looks.
PAPERS.
A full sssortmsu Of papers for Printers, Coun.
Try Merchants, aud Town Peoples gonsral Tao
,uch as Plat Cap. Blue and White Ruled and
Jnrule1 Fooiseap and Letter Paper, Cougres.
Jap aud Letter Pspor, Vide and Narrow Bill y
,er. Plain aud Ruled Commercial Note pspsf.
Adi.s' Letters aud Notes, all sixes, Plain snc
'ili Edges.
p have the agency for Middleton MilIs
'rint Pspsfs. and Will furii.h Printers ~ Nil
Jriees. Envelopes u every style ard qualify
ATIoNERY ARTICLES.
sell Gold and Steel Pens, Pen Holders, on
oils inks, tak stands. kubteT, Paper Clips, Bin
aead Boxes. Sand Boxes, Sand, kealing Wax
Drd~tng Paper, Mathematical Instruments
Eankor's Cases, y per Folders, Post onieos, Cal
sndsrs. Bill Pilet. DC.
FANCY GOODS.
Evsry thing desirable In the way Of Gents and
ladies Pearl. Velvet and Moroeeo rortmonai.s
Gard Cases. Cabas, Tablets, Writing Desks, Port.
foii0s, Work Boxos, Jewelry Boxes. Sowing Bird,
Emery Bags. Card baskets, Spy Glasses, Btereo
scopes, and Jet Bracelets and Sseklsces.
FOR THE TOILET.
Tho lsrgest stock In market, Of Horn, Rubber
md she'll Tuck Combs, Round Combs. Also.
Fancy snd Plain Hair Plus, Fine Derfumes, sps
and Pomatums.
fr Friends, one and all give US a call, at No
7. Psonix Row, Or 81, WABASH street, ana will
endenvor 10 shos you by honest, upright dealing
that my statement IL true. yours,
OLIVER BARTLETT.
WOW. -, WY
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Teaps Improved Device for Draw
ing Water.

"The old oakon buekot-theiron bound bucket
The moss-eOvered bucket, that hangs In the well
'l,HE subsengor have purchased the patent
I right of Woo county. for tho purpose ol
manufacturing Teal Improved device Tor q aw.
In water.
This Maeblac for Simplicity, Durability and
Ease Of Operation, Il Eat superior 20 any othor
apparatus, for raising water. now 10 use, com
blnlng, ~ n does, the following advantages. II
can easily BIO adlusted to wells ofany depth, and
aud IL warranted to raise and empty, with ora.
nary turning,
-Four Buckeis Of Water per- Minute
From wells twenty feet deep, and viii york In
that proportion 10 tho depth OF OgE uuspHEp
AsDI'Irry FsEr. u never freezes. ADD entirely
avoids The paison0ss ef5Cis and bad tatts and
smell, given 20 water BY pumps aud other iuf.
bines. II II simple IN construction, aud notils
bio % got ovtotrupair. a. l. easily worked, 80
hat child NJ tenycsfs ehuoperato ltwlth per.
iect ease. The BHekst tmBfiss ifseU nitkoaf
rae AID Of che HaHd, thus avoiding the danger
nndlneonvenicnes of'nany machines. IfI
Hishe Cheapest Machine nop IN use I
Manufactured aud sOld by the subseribers Al
Skaters Shop on Main street.
HOWARD a. BRO.
Tsrre-Iiaulo, Dee. lo-dwiy
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Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
JANUARY /, 1860.
bills receivable for loans. ampI, .o. wv
Total assets. .....s............... so 700
lOtalllabiiltteh, sssss..ss,,s,.... 90 ,p31
OFFICE OF AUDITOR or STATE,
iNptANArOLfa, Feb. ~, ieG0.
70 he Ieopie o, Indiang,
ash on hand and Ia Bank s3s .3a9 /
ash In hands Of Ag'fs and

The Hartford Fire Insurance Company having
coupled Win the law Of Indiana, by hllng H.
this once a statement oft. condition on ihs irst
day ~ January, 1870, and having invited an OK.
animation oflts afuirs hy This Drpaitmei 4,
John w Dudd, Aaditgr Ol the state OF tndiann
hereby certify lhat nave made personal and
thorough examination OF N books nud assut-
pfihe Company, al their oflco Ia the city Of
Hartford, conn and that the Company own aud
have "a thetr ppssrsslon in cash, aud iu uecurl.
ties convertible at ple1saff,n HflY ono Mllion
~ DDlltfs, applicable % tho pIyment OF Lnstea
--ln n01nt corresponding villa thcir OH Lad
stalement OF Jtunlry lasa lhf Hartford Pre-
Insurance c0mptny iha been n rxisonen fpf
haifa CENTURY, fhe ~ ~ character ofits Officers
f0r experience sud prOait1 --iho pr0mptnesa Aud
hIeltty With which b. has met ali snsngomchts
.-Il-ily cuiitot ltti the hlgnest RANK ninOng The
lnsur ace % npahiss Of Tie county, aud con,
mends 70 the patronage fac people ol ludi-
ana. JOHN W.DDDD.
Audifo ~ I Stnte
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Notice To Stove Dealers.

TINE SUBSCRIBE having just received oos
i bundles assorted Sheet Iron from toe eele.
hrated manufaetory of Alexendfla hwiit " Co,
of Cincinnati. Ohio. will sell the samo at Ctne
natl prices, freight added, at No. 90 East Wagh.
ington street, indianapolis, three doors cast Of
Odd Fellows Ils.., ..
apiedw HENRYh. kELLOGf