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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

gThe Daily Southern Confedera-
cy is one Of the rampant Douglas and
Johnson organs of the Slave States.
II thus frees its mind onthe subject OF
disunion
But If the worst does come film
coin is elected, let ns giM one heart and
mind forget the past, AND 90 OUT or THE
UNION TOGETHER. II we permit the
blacks to come into power. and allow
them to govern us, they will, in four
short years inhict moral sting upon
slavery from which it will never re-
cover. We must not permit it.
Douglas charges the Breckenridge
men of the South with being disunion-
lists, and presents nonintervention as
the grand healing salve; but the first
threat of disunion since the Baltimore
nominations come from Popular Sow
ereignty advoeatss-a fact worth re-
membering. zes lse
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
Negro EQUALITY.

The following extract from Judge
Morton's speech in reply to Turpie at
Bloomington, demolishes the foolish
cry of NEGRO Equality as complete
ly as anything we have seen:
But my friend Turple has a good
deal to say about negro equality. That
is the burden of the song upon the
part of the Democratic party-negro
equality-negro equalltyi Who is in
favor? Is the Republican party in ia
vor of it? If so, where is the evidence
of it? We have great deal of loose
defamation.
Col. Foster.-Iiwill tell you where
the evidence of it is.
Mr.. Morton.-Well, say on.
Col. Foster.-In Massachusetts, ;
many negroes,
Mr.. Morton.-My friend speaks OF
negroes voting in Massachusetts,
When were negroes first allowed to
vote there? Has it been since the Re-
publican party has been in existence?
No. sir; they voted in those bslmy
days when the Democratic party elect
ed Governors. lGreat Applanse.
Col. Fcster,-I am speaking of prac.
teal amalgamation.
Mr.. Morton.-You placed it there;
My friend spoke ofOhio, to. He spoke
OF the State of Chic, the negroes be-
ing allowed to vote there. | ask un.
der what Constitution they are allow
ed to vote? That Constitution was
made when the Democratic party had
a majority of twenty thousand in that
State. (great applause, and in the
Convention that made that Constitu-
ton there was large Democratic ma
jority. Continued Applause. When
were negroes 6rstsllowed to vote in The
State Of Maine? In the good old days
when. the Democratic party had an
overwhelming majority. Renewed
applause. In point of fact my friend
cannot point to Jingle step taken In
Free State toward enlarging the
rights of free negro toward negro
equality since the Republican party
wss called into power. NV friend
may take the State Of New York
When were negroes FIRST allowed to
vote there? Years and years ago. be-
fore the Republican party had power.
Who was in favor of it g? Martin Van
Buren,, the bosom friend of Jackson.
the man who with his son John are
ardent supporters Of this Democratic
administration. applause
So far as the thing is concerned all
this was done years ago The Demo
cratic party is as much responsible for
them TO day as ever, and as far as the
Republican party is concerned they
were all done before it was CALLED into
existence. PMuch applause.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
JANUARY /, 1860.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,
iNDiASAPOtis, Feb. -, 1850
Ia The ps0Dle M IDdigDa.

OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,
lNDiANAPOLis, Feb. 10, 1860. {
To The People OF Indiana:
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company having
complied with the law of Indiana, by filing in
this office statement Ofits condition on the first
day OF January. 1860, anu having invited an ex.
animation OF its affairs by this Department, a,
John w Dodd, Auditor OF the State of Indiana
hereby certify that have made a personal and
thorough examination Of On books aud assets
ofthe Company, at their office In the city OF
Hartford. Conn aud that the Company own and
nave la their possession in cash, and In securi-
ties convertible at pleasure, arly One Million
Of Dollars, applicable TO the payment Of Losses
--an amount corresponding with their official
statement o. January last. The Hartford Fire
Insurance Company has been IN exisIencn for
halfa century. The high character Ofits officers
for experience and probity--the promptness and
fidelity with which Is has met all engagements
Justly entities IL to the highest rank among the
lnsur ,nce Companies Of the country, and com.
menIs Ito the patronage fhe people OF Indi-
JOHN w. DDDD.
Auditor q State.
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More Of JOhnsOns Record.

In the Pittsburg Journal of the Cd
inst, we find the following
CAPITAL SHOULD own ITS LABOR"
Write it-out aud look at it, all you
laboring and toiling thousands OF this
city and State. The Democracy
Heaven save the mark, at Baltimore
have nominated a ticket, on which
johnson Of Georgia, is candidate for
Vice President This man. on the
18th of September, 1856, made
speech in Philadelphia in which he
said: 60
I'VE believe capital should own Ia
Dor; is there any doubt that there
must be q laboring class everywhere?
In all countries and under every form
of social organization there must be
laborin0 elass-a class of men who
get their living by the sweat of their
brow; and then there must be anoth--
er class that controls and directs the
capital Of the country"
We ask our readers, thousands Of
whom are men whose hands have been
hardened by toll, we ask you now, If
you can, to vote for a ticket that car
ries on it the name of man who can
unblushihgiy in the capital of this
mighty labor State, stand up and say
that the owners of our foundries, roll
inc mills, coal mines and farms should
ouon the siraesrs aud the souls Of those
scko "earn their bread By the s,Ceot Of
their broU." ea. @An
And moreover. this vile calumnia-
tor Of honester men than he dares &c
be, puts his argument boldly upon the
ground that capitol should osOn ITS oun
labor because il is ldborl "There is,
says he, "a laboring class, and ruling
class!'
What man is this, who has the har
dihood to cast such slur upon on
institutions. Ca laboring class own
ed by capital. indeed. Who wer
Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman
Gen. Green, and hosts OF our best an
greatest men, but ofthe laboring class
Let Johnson come to our city, and W
will point him to the capitalist VIII
is also the laborer, and the lahore
who has his snug sum in the bank TO
rainy day. This is your Democrat
hero of 1860, whose highest idea c
labor is what he sees scourged daily
the rice swamps or exposed on tn
auction blockl His laborer is thedow
trodden one whom the man-steale
plucks from his family, chains in III
coffle, AMI sends clauking ~ the life
doom of uurequited toll
To our Democratic Vice Presideu
tial candidate, every man OF Pennsy
vania "who eats his bread in the swe;
of his face" is so much bone and sill
ew to be bought and sold by capital
and owned by "capital," whipped b
capital" plnndered by capital, /" an
damned if capital" please! Mind,
is Labor that "capital" should owl
not Africans, nor Indians, nor Japar
csc. nor Chinese coolies, nor any pa
ticular class of toliers, but 'labor,
which, the thing being put for til
person, includes all men who do labo
whether in the deadly rice swamp III
der the scorching sun of Georgia, {
by the blazing forges of Pennsylvania
The laborlng man who, knowing
that speech Of Johnson's, would y,
vote for him for any Office, deserves
Be plantation slave, and should 'co
to IKE crack Of a ,Ohip all the days of Il
life.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEoPLE.-That
the Republican State ticket is com
posed of Abolition. Negro Equality
Republicans-Tcr -ka,fte Journal
Keep 1t before the people," that the
author OF the above is base liar, and
in no more plain manner has he exhibit
ted this detestible trait of character
than in penning and publishing the
above malicious slander.-PutnaD
| Banner.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

~A Conductor on one of the rail-
roads terminating in Wheeling. Va,
was dismissed from the road last week,
for having complimented lady on his
train for the Cinderella like smallness
Of foot which she exposed beyond
the folds Of hercrinoline. The compa-
ny held that if the lady had pretty
foot she was probably aware of tit
not, it was no part of the conductors
duty to inform her of the fact.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
DOLL & MANN,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS rs
Go Shoes.
AItne old and well known stand, 30. :. Phoenix
Row,
AT THESIGN ofTHE BIG BRASS BOOT
Terre ksaute, Indiana.

AT THESIGN ofTHE BIG BRASS BOOT
Terrc Haute, Indiana.
yuNHEY have just received their Fail and
winter stock of Boots aud Shoes. con
ssting of Mems fine and coarse boots and shoes.
Gehtsgaiters-all kinds, Boys and Youths shoes,
boots aud CATERS from the finest 10 the cOarsest
LADIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fine Gal
tiers, Half Caters, Lace Boots, Buskins and Slip
pers with Oh without heels also Iadie's heavy
shoes of every description, quality and style.
MISSES AND CHlLDRENS' WEAR-Misses
and Childrens fine Caters, Lace Boots tnd
slippers with or without heels, coarse and medi-
um Of all styles from the best to the cheapest. In
fact our stock consists of everything appertain
ing TO the BOOT a. SHOE Ii Y E,and we are deter
mined to sell at the 10 west living rates. To test
the truth Of this we invite the citizens OF TerTe
Haute and vicinity TO give us call aud examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere. They
will endeavor TO please all who call on them
Up As.to Their manufacturing department,
they use THE VERY BEST OF STOCK that Can
tie found in the Eastern market and their work
men are of the FIRST class.
= They warrant all work manufactured IN
their establishment. Repairing done with neat
uess and dispatch.
TOWNSHIPS IMPERIAL WATERPROOF
POLISH BLACKING-rhe best blaekins even
introduced for the preservation Of leather. Ii Is
waterproof and susceptible otthe finest POLISH
For sale by the box. april "a, Is59-wly)
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

A WIRES HELPING HANp.-.4t no
moment of difficulty does husband
knowing his utter helplesness, draw so
closely to his wife's side for comfort
and assistance as when he wants a but
ton to be sewed on his shirt collar
Punch. - - .I
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

CALHOUN had once supposed the
case. and pronounced squater soyer-
eighty +" an assumption tlnJounded, an
constitutional, and contrary 10 the entire
practice of Government from Tie begin
ing "a a fh e.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
J. C. w ALT e R !,
ATOTICE ExTKAOKDINAR X-Th
y most wonderful and world Tenwned
PLAN READ Err


Ofthe Nineteenth CENTURY, the only
NATURAL tLAIRyOYANfAND sEEREsS
And Scientific Female Astrologisi In the World.
Is now stopping at No. II9 West washingt. n
street, opposite the State House, Indianapolis.
MADAME HOLLAND has mastered all IN,
Science embodied in the glorious. wonderful and
sublime gilt OF Prophecy, has astonished thou
sands BY revealing the Hidden Mysteries OF the
past. tIes sat and Futur Prospects of Life, ap.
pertaining to Love, Courtship aud Marriage
aud will describe their Future Partners. either
male or female, with perfect accuracy, aud Flu
ture EveIts of Life, Sickpess and Death, Absent
Friends and Relatives. Law aud Law suits, Ira
els by Sea and Land. Wit inform Ladies' and
Gentlemen how TO
SELECT AGREEABLE PARTNERS FOR LIFE
Can restore perfect tranquility between Has-
band and Wife
She prescrbes for diseases, telling their causes
aud location with so much satisfaction as 10
merit and receive the confidence ofall who have
consulted her, aud many different complaints
aaye been entirely banished By her wonderful
minisirations. She can see and point out thr
medicine to cure the most obstinate disease
even those that for years have Laffied our best
physicians, and can direct sayes and liniments
10 be made and used that will cure old sores.
fever sores, cancers, sprains, weakness In the
back and limbs, and other complaints of long
standing, and has performed astonishing cures
ltIthose who had long since lost their sight
sIdnearing. or nearly so, by disease. In short,
through the assistance OF some superior power,
she is endowed with the healing art.
Madame Holland. absolutely adverties nothing
but what she has full Ability to Perform, and
never fails to give perfect satisfaction 10 all that
wish TO be acquainted with this most wonderful
gift. The Glorious star o. Heavens influence the
| tnat NJ Mortal knew. She may we'll be called the
WONDER OF THE WORLD.
The public will bear In mind that Madame
Holland, IL the greatest Clairvoyaat and Planet
Reader That has ever visited our city.
Hours OF consultation from sA NJ. to p. NJ.
ap4dw3m
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
Phenix Insurance Company.

CASH ASSETS. 1904 ,4s7 ~
BUILDINGS, Merchandise, Household Fur
ID niture, Rents, Leases aud other PEI sonal
Property insured in these well-known Compa-
MES, at the lowest rates--as low as any Company
Offering the same security.
These Companies and their Agent have fully
complied with the law of the state.
apa7 ]. c. BURNETT, Agent.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
FNHE New TREATMENT OF CoSsUMP-
u TON.

MOST EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS.
The attention of sufferers, whether in the in
ipient or advanced stages OF Consumption, II
irected TO the following evidence Of the inva-
riable efficacy OF
WINcHEsTER's GEsUISE HYPoPHosPnrrEs,
from physician OF extensive reputation and
practice, for the last twenty years, In Chester Co
Penn:
FRIEND J. WINcHEsTER AT the time of re-
eeiuing your letter requesting report OF the
cases In which had used the Hypophospbites, |
was very much engaged, both nj ght and day.
Many of the persons who have taken Hypo-
phosphites have not been under my Immediate
care; but most of hem have had an opportu
nifty OF examining previous to their commencing
the treatment.
Thirty six persons have obtainedthe medicine
from me, twelve of whom have been under my
own care. Five OF them were in my opinion
and in the judgment of other physicians. hope
less cases of Ph'hisis--irrtablc cough, copious
expectorations Of a purulent character, night
sw eats aud emaciation. These cases were from
enc To three years standing. Auseultation and
JeTsussion developed sounds, which taken in
connee ton with the other symptoms, gave evil
dence Of a condition from which have never In
seventeen years practice, seen single case
cover by any other treatment. Under the
the Hypophospytes, all the bad symptoms ceas-
ed they have gained Flesh, aud strength ant
Health--some of them better than they hsve en-
joyed for seven years previously.
The othei o Uses under my care we're In the In
Clpltnt sluEC .unu III ~ nplpinS OF trace
Of the disease have disappeared. OF those who
were not under my care have not heard sin
gle patient who did net express himself benefit
ed by the use OF the Remedy; although In some
Of them the disease was too far advanced 10 ad.
init the possibility OF recovery.
Ipresume am IS sheptical In medicines,
Specifies. as most Physicians; yet, from the ex-
perience I have had n the use OF DR.. j. =. Chur-
ehil's Remedy for tuberculosis, would say TO
all who have any tendency to that disease, take
II; and the sooner the better before there is dis
organization. w. W.TOwSsrSD, NJ. ID.
wINCHESTER'S GENUINE PREPA-
RATION
IS the only reliable form of the 'Hypophosphites'
anu IL put up n and l6 ounce bottles, at 81 d
80 each. DO not coniound this remedy with
the fhosphates or chemical Food and avoid
all preparations OF lion, Cod Liver Oil, &c,
which are Injurious or useless In Pulmonary
diseases. Sold by all respectable Druggists, and
wholesale and retail, attic sole General Dc.
p0t,by -
For sale by THOS. " BARR q co,
ap3dw3m Terre-Haute.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25

0JJohn Hickman, of Pennsylva-
mia, will take the stump for the LINCOLN
and HAMLIN ticket. lie has heretofore
ranked as an Anti-Lecompton Demo-
crat, with strong free soil notions. {
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
THE MOUNTAIN OF LIGHT
THE MEDICAL PROTECTOR.

A book of $50 pages, full Of fine anatomical and
other ensravings, containing not only every in
formation about confidential di seases, but com.
plete key TO all the secrets of Marriage, Love &
Beauty. Price 80 cents-one OF the cheapest
books in the world Ifhealth could be esuma
ted in money, the new facts contained in thi:
book, for the prevention ofill health, would be
chca p at the above forfeiture.
Dr. Jaekson's Female Monthly Pills, invalua
BILE i'm female irregularities, but not advisable
to be used during Pregnancy, lest they mar the
hopes of offspring Price 81, by mail.
nr. Jackson's Perpetual Prev entativs
is the only aTticlein he world that without in
convenience or danger win infallibly prevent
conception. Thousands of married ladies, toe
feeble to bear children except at the hazard OF
life, have reason to be thankful for this inven
lion. Sent by mail 10 any address. NJ Vapeau'i
Beautifying Powder promotes the health of tn,
skin, prevents wrinkles, and imparts an exquis
lite bloom. 81 :, by mail.
Every letter must contain six cents ia stamps
to be used forreply. Address Drs. Jackson, Her
bert & Co., or simply 2. o. Box 1911, Cincin
natl, o. ONCE, No. I67 Sycamore street Med
icines and instructions sent promptly to any
part ofthe country. l0ctl0dw6m
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-07-25
Teaps Improved Device for Draw.
ing Water.


"The old oaken bucket-the iron bound bucket,
The UNDISCOVERED bucket, that hangs In the we'll
'.,HE subscriber have purchased the patent
I right of Vigo county, for the purpose OF
manufacturing Teal Improved device Tor aw-
In water.
This Machine for Simplicity, Durability and
Ease of Operation, is far superior to any other
apparatus, for raising water, now In use, COM
bining, as IL does. the following advantages. II
can easily be adjusted 10 wells Ofany depth, aud
aud Is warranted to raise and empty, with orei-
aryturnIng,
-Four Buckets Of Water per Minute
From wells twenty feet deep, and will work In
that proportion to the depth OF ONE HUNDRED
AND Fury FEET. IL never freezes, aud entirely
avoids the poisonous effects and bad taste and
smell, given to water by pumps and other tur-
bines. IL Is simple In construction, and n OF liza
bic To get out ofrepair. tits easily worked, so
hat child OF ten years eau operate u with per-
feet ease. The Bucket tmpfies Itself with0Ht
the aid Of the Hand, thus avoiding the danger
and Inconvenience ofmany machines.
IL is the Cheapet Machine nop in use
Manufactured aud sold by the subscribers at
Skaters shop on Main street.
HOWARD a. BRo
TeTre-Haute, Dec i0-dwly
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OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH,
VIZ: THAT
Professor Wond's Hair RestoI alive


Professor Woods Hair RestoI alive
MILL preserve, iRfaiiibiy, the gTOwtk and
Wv eOIo~ of the Hair, If used two or three
umes a week, TO any Imaginable age. Perfect
ly restore the gray; cover the bald with nature's
NV n ornament, the hair; make Il more sou cnd
beautiful tnan any oil, aud preserve TIE scalp
free fro all disease. u the greatest age. States
men, judges. Attorneys, Doctors, ClerRymen,
Professional Men, and Gentlemen and ladies Of
all classes ailoVer the world, bear testimony
that wo do not say TOO much In its favor. Read
PROFESSOR :. THALBEBG. PIANIST.
says. on his arrival in the United states he
was rapidly becoming gray, but on apply
Ing Woods Hair Restorative his hair soon
recovered its original hue.
CHARLES GARDEN, II NASSAU ST., n V,
says the gray hairs on his wife's head were
after few weeks trial turned into DARK
brown, at the same time beautiiying and
A.C. RAYMOND. BATH, MAINE.
Gays he is now sixty years old. and his hair
aud whiskers were two-thiris gray, but by
the use Of two bottles of restorative the
gray hairs have disappeared, both on
his hsad and face, aud is more soft and
glossy than for twenty five years previous.
His wife OF the ago ofhfty 1.-TWO, has used 10
with the same effect.
FINLEY JOHNSON, esq. n. o.,
saws that ne lost his hair by the yellow fe
yer in 1854. tie u.ed Woods Hair kostO-
rntIve. aud hts hair is now thick and glossy.
SIN. MIDDLETON, LIVlNGSroN ALA
says the Restorative has done much gOOO
Ia his part OF the country. He used NJ tor
badness, aud now has fine head of hair.
til. MORSE. LEBANON, Ky,
says he has Wood Hair Restorative used
in hundreds ofcases. aud newer khew IL TO
iail In accomplishing al il Processes t. do.
Al. ALDEN, McLANkS B0RO, ILL
says he hadtho tcald head eight years, and
was bald, hut by the liberal use of Woods
Hair Restorative, he now has rich, glossy
head Ofhair
II Sold 10y all Druggists, aud by o. J.
Wood g. Co, 444 broadway, New York, and
ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo.
nn2idMfm -
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~True valor protects the feeble
and humbles the oppressor.
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A .fe,O doses loiU also at once cheek and
cure the most seUere Diarrhoea proceeding
from Cold IN THE BOWELS.
These medicines are prepared By DR.. c. NJ
JACKSON s. Co., No. 4l8 Arch Street, Phila-
delphid, Pa, and are sold By druggists and
dealers IN medicines everytchere, at IS cents
per bottle. The signature Of c. NJ. JACKSON
WiH be on the outside wrapper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by the
Proprietors, called EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC,
you tciH find testimony and eoHlmeHdatory
notices from all parts Of The country. These
AlnrGndes are giUen array By all our Ggents.
BEWARE OF COUNTER EITs.
See tina, you get Hoofand's German Bitiers
prepared by Dr.. G. NJ. J 1ckspn, Phiiapeiphia, Pa
and that his signature Is on the wrapper o. each
hottie C.E. MERkiCk,
Advertising ana Commercial agent.
For sale by J. r CUNNINGHAM and I II
| BARR " CO., Terre-haule.
apl9dwly
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The Greatest Facilities offered for
the Protection and Speedy Trans
portati0n of LIVE STOCK.
And Good Accommodations with usual priyil.
eyes for persons travelling in charge thereof.


by this Route Freights of al descriptions car
be forwarded from thil adelphia, New York DO,
ton or Baltimore, 10 any point on the Raj
Roads of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois
Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri, by Rail oad a T.
rect.
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also connects a,
Pittsburgh with steamers, by which Goods can
be forwa rded to any port on the Ohio, Musfkin
gum. Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland. lin
ois. Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas.
Arkansas, and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland
Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers To ali
Ports on the North. Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trans
portation oftheir Freight 10 this Company, car
rely with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point I'm
tb West by the Pennsylvania Rail Road arr
at a.. times as gau0rabie as are charged bg
other, N. n. COmganies.
BE particular 10 mark packages "vrA PENN
X. r."
EJ. sNEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGRAW a. Ko0NS, 20 North Street, Balti-
more.
LEIGH d CO., No. . Aston House, or No.
South william st.. v. Y.
LEIGH a. CO., "a State street, Boston.
n. II. H0USTON-Gen'l Freight Ag t.. Phil
L. d. HoUPT, GenrTicket Ast., Philsdei-
phia.
r. ASCOT. Gen'l supt., Altoona Pa
JAM dwiy.