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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

@There is said to be not a little
commotion in Virginia abont paying
the cost of Gov. Wise's military.pre.
sidential demonstrations at Harper's
Ferry. What might have been ac-
complished without any guard at all
to wit: the safe-keeping of John
Brown, who did not want to escape
Governor Wise employed seventeen
hundred men rank and file to do
Besides this, General Taliafero's staff
numbered sixty-four chivalric Virgini-
ans, at q per diem allowance of eight
dollars--just eighteen larger than the
staff of Napoleon when at the head of
his conquoring legions. All this was
done to advance Governor Wise's
claims for the Charleston nomination.
The taxpayers ofVirginia think it an
expensive mode of electioneering, and
that Gov. Wise ought to pay the major
part of the cost.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

The PRoMPTER OF THE HOUSE OF
REPREsESIATIvEs.-A Washington COR
respondent thus portrays the Speakers
"helPer. As you enter the House,
when it is fully organized, you will see
standing on the ri ght of the Speaker
a young gentleman, named Thaddeus
Maurice, who may be called the
promPter of the presiding officer. He
began his service as page, and l think
it was Mr.. Cobb who first took advan-
tage of his skill and talent, and from
that day he has been consulted by all
the Speakers. When a new Congress
assemblies it is curious to observe how
rapidly he becomes acquainted with
the names and appearance of the MEM
bers; and those who applaud the
Speaker for his readiness and profcien-
cy do not know that the quiet, unpre-
tending young man by his side fire.
quently puts the words into the Speak
ers mouth.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25
II The Rushville Republican says

II The Nashville Republican says o.
the platform of the Hog-chute State Con.
vention held in the Theater at indianapolis
on the llth inst: at lodges an endorse.
nent of the Administration, but says they
wish 1t success in every attempt to carry
out democratic measures; IL instruets for
Douglas in the uery strongest of language; it
accepts the bred Scott decision as OF equal
authority with the Constitution, and vet
Douglas, on that gerry day, repudiated that de-
eisioa in the Senate of the United States.-
How these two oppostes are to be recon
eiled We are unable to see at present. It
declares for the acquisition of Cuba; de-
Bounces the Harper's Ferry raid; endorses
Gov. Willard's administration; declares for
. Homestead Law, though every man
knows that every Democrat in Congress
voted against the law last winter and de-
jeated il. Ereyy Republican in the House co
ted for the lap. 1t resolves an enormous
amount of trash about the democracy, and
finally instructs the Indiana Congressman
TO stick to the regular Democratic nominee
for Speaker, but who that nominee is it
would be very hard to tell"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

SAVE Your BooTs.-The fisherman,
in some parts of the country. preserve
their boots waterproof by the follow
ing composition: One pint of boiled
linseed oil, half a pound Of mutton
suet, six ounces of pure bees-wax, and
four ounces of rssin. These ingredi.
ents are melted together over slow
fire, and the boots, when new and
quite clean, are warmed and rubbed
with the composition, till the leather
IS completely saturated. There is al
so an inaprored composition, the good
effects of which are sufficiently ascer-
tanned, viz: one ounce of drying oil
two ounces of yellow wax, two ounces
Of spirits of turpentine, and half an
ounce OF Burgundy pitch, carefully
melted together by slow fire.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

IT The Opposition Executive Commit
tee. appointed at the last County Conven
ton. Is requested 70 meet al Scott a Booths
Office on Saturday the 2sth inst. at o.
clock p. VI. The calling Of County Con
yention TO send delegates 10 the State
Convention and other matters Of import
snce will be transacted. The importan,
political campaign OF 1860 is fast approach
ing and it behosves every patriot to lend
his assistance TO the promotion Of correct
principles. The committee consists Of the
following gentlemen. and hope they will
make il convenient to bs present ON the
above specified occasion.
Messrs H. ID. Scott, James Wyeth, w.
K. Edwards, John p. Baird aud Robert
Thomas. of Hsrrison township John Glen
and +. Mills. of Honey Greek ; Willis Sim
mons aud James ID. Piety, OF Prairie Creek;
William Copeland aud H. O. lsbell, OF
Prairieton John 4. Woodruff and A. d.
Listou, of Pierson Luther Green aud Jno.
Brady. of Riley Joseph York and Zadock
Reeves, of Lost Greek James Brooks and
Henry Burgett, of Nevins William Good
man and j. 8. Casio. of Sugar Greek w.
II. Johnson and Robert Briggs, Of Otter
Greek Jos. James and David Rippetoe, of
Fayette and William @. Whitaker and Fl.
b. Randolph. IF Linton.
II. ID. SCOTT,
Chairman.
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who are the Di.unioni.t..

The other day Mr.. Pugb, of Alabama.
Who processes himself an independent
Southern Rights Secessionist Democrat,
voted for Mr.. Hamilton, of Texas, on the
distinctly avowed ground that Mr.. Hsmil-
soa's election would tend to the purpose
he, Mr.. Pugh, and his constituents had in
visw-Disunion-a that he did not
doubt that when the time came for them
Of Alabama 10 strike their blow, Texas
would be With them. Mr.. Hamilton, thus
endorsed as Disunioist, was supported
by the entire Democratic vote Of the House
10 Mr.. Pugh one of the kind of Dem O.
Gratis you affiliate with. neighbors Does
the Terre. Hsute Journal sustain a party
that has such leaders? Throw a scintilla
ton Of light on this subject. Mr.. Cookery
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINlMENT

From ri n and poor, bond and free, n / colors.
grades ant conditions Of life, We hear the same
me cd OF p aise awarded this wonderful article.
Sores are healed, pains relieved. lives saved,
va liable animals made useful, and told ills
suaged by this great medicine. which is sur
prislng to the judgment of man. VIVA. family
does not require standard LiaIment. Who ev-
er heard Of the same effects produced BY any 9TH
CT article: For Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Rheu-
matism, S sellings, Strained Horses, &c. 1t has
no equal. Beware OF limitations. The genuine
Mustang -Animeat is sold by all respectable
Druggists md Livery men In every town, parish
and hamle throughout North and South Amsri'
ca, Europe and the Islands of the Ocean. Buy
at onCe. BARNES d PAkh,
Jan. vino Proprietors, y. Y.
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The Democratic Candidate tor Gov.
crnOr.


ernor.
II The Evansville Enquirer says Thou
ss A. Hendricks, the Democratic nominee
for Governor. il of a family of early set
tiers Of this State. They came from the
central valley of Pennsylvania William
Hendricks, the eldest, was school teach
TT in Cincinnati in pioneer times. He was
Secretary Of the Convention OF 1916. that
formed the Constitution OF Indiana. Jon.
sthan Jennings was elected first Governor.
and William Hendricks was elected Con-
gressman. then Governor. and finally Uni
ted States Senator John Hendricks, n
younger brother, resided near Shelbyville.
He is described to have been one of the
fnest-looking men Of the state-six feet
high. as straight as a rifle barrel He was
q man Of high sense of honor. and of high
toned. moral and religious integrity. His
son. Thomas A. Hendricks. formerly Com
missioner Of the United States Cen
eral Land Office. is the Democratic nomi.
nee for Governor.
he was born in Muskingum county, o.,
September IL. 1919: was educated at South
Hanover College, Ind; completed his Law
studies at Chambersburg. Penn. in ls43.
He was elected to the Indiana Legislat ure
in l648. he declined a reelection. He
took an active part in the Constitutional
Convention of 1850, aud was in Congress
from Indiana, from 1851 to 1855. He was
appointed Commissioner of the Land OF
Gee By President Pierce, and was retained
by President Buchanan until his recent
resignation. His uncle William was born
in Westmoreland county, Penn. in 1883,
and after leaving Cincinnati, made his
home 10 Madison, Ind, in 1914 He died
in tina, city on the 18th Of May, 1850.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25
SEEING THE ELEpHAsr.--Dr. Living

SEEING THE ELEPHANr.--Dr. Living
stone, the African explorer, writes to
the New York Geographical Society,
that his party, in ascending branch
of the Shire river. came upon heards of
elephants which appeared as far as the
eve could reach. 1t was estimated
that eighteen hundred of these neble
animals were seen in one yally.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

The true Democracy in our sister State,
y few days ago. held Convention. and the
following is part Of their platform
Resolsed, That upon the leading political
questions Of the day we hold the true doc
trine of the Democratic party to be that
neither Congress or Teritorisl Legislature
has power to exclude slavery from any
Territory Of the United States.
will our philosophical and metaphysl
cal neighbor give as his opinion on thi'
doctrine Of Democratic faith. The world
and the rest Of mankind are waiting your
.slucidation, Col.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

EF 1t has been discovered in the
course of the House debates. that Mr..
Seward is not the author of the expires
sion "irrepressible conflict between
slave labor and free" He stole it from
the Richmond Inquirer, which got II
from Calhoun, who took it from Mr.
Jefferson.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

ANxRroAx STocx JoURSAL.-We have the
first number for 1860. It's contents COM
nends it to the attention of every farmer
and stock-groeer, as it is devoted to the
improvement Of domestic animals. IL is
published monthly at IS Park Row, New
York, at one dollar per year; and each
number contains 80 octave pages, hand
ssmely illustrated. The engrsvings Of the
Improved Kentucky Sheep and other ami
malls, In the number before us, are well
worth the subscription price.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

ora startling case Of scandal has
been brought to light in England
The wife Of Mr.. J. w. Quincy. Mem
Der OF Parliament. had eloped with one
ofthe family domestics. The lady 10
possessed Of fortune Of half a million
sterling in her own right. Proceed
ings had been commenced for obtain.
ing a divorce.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

TIE GREAT Discovery OF THE AeE.-Prof.
0. J. Wood, in the discovery Of his unrivalled
Hair Restorative, has conferred upon mankind a
lasting benefit. No such sovereign remedy for
all diseases of the hair has ever been dlseoyed.-
Never known to fail OF accomplishing all that is
claimed for It, thousands now daily use 1t with
infinite advantage to themselves. Every day the
propretors receive letters :estifying to its ner-
its, and enumerating the benefits resulting from
it's use.
To those who are in this way afflicted, we can
commend the Hair Restorative as a safe and re.
liable RENE dy. See the advertisement in anoth-
or columns, wherein will be found testimonials
from hume rous well known firms and tndivtd-
usls. lseplSl
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

r. The convalescence. Of Chief
Justice fancy is announced. and it is
expected he will resume his seat IN
court very shortly.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25
EE Agassiz has a human law and


portions Ola foot taken from conglo
merate rock IN Florida. which, h,
thinks, is at least 10000 years old
he might add 100000 as well. DR.
Dickinson has a portion Of human
pelyis Ia true fossil), obtained nea
Natchez. Missippi-intertiary deposits
supposed to be 10000 years Old
The world renowned Gaudaloupe fos
sll, to which no antiquity has beer
assigned with any degree Of probs
bility. is certainly as old; in fact, nc
definite time or age can be ascribed &C
any fossil we can only approximate tc
it, and that not very closely; we may
say OF fossils, that they are 10000
100000 or 100000 years old, and vel
that will seem short in geological
computations.
1t would be impossible to set any
limit to the period when man did not
exists on our globe, nor can we APP
proximate that age until we can, by
geology or some other means, deter
mine how long time has elapsed
since the continents were covered with
the waters of the drift; and then deter
mine how long anterior to that the stone
hatchets and other implements which
were foupI, passed under the hand of
their fabalcators Scientific Amsricon
------>>s<>-
RIGHT OF AMERICAN CITIzEss.-A An
American citizen was lately notified
by the French military authorities that
he must attend on a certain day at the
office of the Project of the Department
IN which he lived, 20 draw in the con-
scription for seven years military
service. He naturally resisted the
demand, and was arrested and carried
before a military tribunal on the grave
charges of resistance to and contempt
of the law. Marshal Maynau was
present in the court, when the case
came up. Mr.. Roussel, Partisan
lawyer. employed by the refractory
American, commenced his speech
thus:
"Gentlemanl you have committed a
most grave error in arresting my client.
He is not only citizen. but was born
a citizen ola Government which of all
others protects with the most energy
and the most jealousy its subjects,
whether in Europe or elsewhere,
whether they be full or only partial
subjects. l warn you. also. that Of all
the legations of the United States in
Europe, that of Paris is the most sensi-
tive to the rights of it's people,
This appeal had the desired effect.
The gentleman, who was Louisiana
an Creole, was acquitted with an ap-
ology for the errorxss in fact it was,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25
before u. DuY. L y.

before L. Duy,J p. ~
The plaintiff aled in my ONCE tis affidavit, set
ing iortn that the said defendant is indebted 10
al I'm and Tn the defendant is a nonresident Of
tue slate of Indiana, and caused awrit of attach
meBt to be issued by me, against the goods and
chattels credits and effects ofthe said defendant
now therefore said defendant 10 hereby notifi-
ca 70 De aud appear before me at my ONCE n,
ierre haute, on the 9th day of January, 1860,
st 10 O'Clock a. m, otherwise said proc eediDg will
be determined in his absence
Jan4w3 IaMRFRr nrrv = IN
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25
a DMINIsTRATOR,s SALE

a DMINISTRATOR, SALE.-On
N Friday, Feb 10th, 1860, at the late residence
OF Andrew Rose, deceased, in Prairieton town
ship, will sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder the personal property of deceased con-
ssiing of horses, cattle, hogs &c, household and
kitchen furniture &c.
All sums over $500 year credit, the purcha.
ser to give note with security, waving relief &c
PA THOMAS McPHERON.
Jan. Is, w3w Admr
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

ESTRAY NOTsCE.-To ]. NJ. Durham.
~ Jeslee the Peace OF the township OF
Prairieton, Vigo county, Indiana: Ths undep.
signed appraisers, appointed by you 10 value a
certain brindle COW and calf, lately taken up by
samuel d. Barker, do appraise the said COW ana
eaif at the sum oftwelve dollars. The said cow
Is described as follows: white hind feet, white
under the belly, len horn OF; right horn tuyns
IN front OF the forehead the right ear appears to
nave been torn on by some unknown cause; the
lett ear appears 10 have been marked with
smooth crsp and two Sits. Cslf-Brindie or
same color as the above, marked with a smooth
crop on OF the let ear, with two Sits in same
Cow appears TO be about seven years old; cali is
last springs calf. J. G.. Fail and Reason All.
stot, Appraisers.
The undersigned do solemnIy swear that IN.
foregoing appraisment and description were
maoe without partially, favor or affection.
J.G. FAIL.
REASON ALLsToP
sworn and subscribed before me, a Justice Of
ihe Peace OF Prairieton township, on this 3Ist
day of December 1889.
J. NJ. DURHAM, Justice
A true copy from the E.tray Record
Jsll-W3t AND. WILKINS, Crk.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

u One of the best articles Of the pres.
ent day, Tor purifying the blood. and Impair
tang healtl AMI invigorating tone to tho human
sastem, 1. McLean's strengthening Cordial and
Blood Pur der. We know 1t is, for We have
tried 1t. Sc advertisement 10 ano,hsr column.
ja6dw
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25
4 DMIyISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

a Letters of administration on the estate of
ahoreM Rose late of Vigo county, Indiana a e-
ceased, has been granted to the undersigned--
Pessons having claims against the estate will
hie them as the Law requires. The estate is prob
THOMAS McPHRRoN,
Jen'y. ls, w3w Admr.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25
State of Indiana, County of Virgo IS.

Vi9o Circuit Court, March Term, LEGO.
No. ll67. Ann Preston VS.. James Preston Pc
tition for Divorce.
De liz remembered that on the 10Th day of jan
- uary, A. ID. 1860. the plaintiff, per Charles
CRUZ, her attorney. filed in the Clerks Office her
complaint, together with the affidavit OF disin.
tereste q person and competent witness, that the
said defendant, James Preston, is not resident
fthe State Of Indiana.
The said defendant is therefore hereby notified
that unless he be and appear in this Court on the
first day of tho next term thereof, hereafter to be
held at the Court House in Terre- Hauie, on the
fore the calling of the cause for trial, plead. an
swer or demur TO the plaintif's complaint, the
matters and things therein Contained viii be
heard and determined in his absence, and de-
creed accordingly.
jal9dlw3t AND. WILKINS, Clerk.
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ESTkAY NOTICE.
state OF Indiana, yigo County.

Prairiston ToDnskip.
NE, the undersigned ed, do hereby certify that
w we have examined and appraised a GER
tain Estray COW, takenup by Wesley Norris, liv-
be red and white spotted cow. with an unner
sops on ofthe left ear; supposed to be four Years
old last spring, and We appraise the same Il. be
worth twelve dollars.
JOS w. Bourne & VIM. Bales Apprsiser.
As reported to me this 10th day OF Dec 1859
j.. DrRHaNJ
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

UNsTRAY NOTICR-Taken up by Thorn
M as Grimes, living in Riisy Township, vi
60 county, one esiray COW, mostly white, with
red spotsi marked with crop and underbit In
The len ear; supposed 10 be eight years old. Ia
ken up on or about the 5th day OF Dee. ia5g-
Posted Dec 10, 1859. Appraised 81 els 90 by
Thomas Long aud Thomas Payne.
Taken mp by Nathaniel Lee, one .estray steer.
deep REDS supposed 10 be three years did last
sprlnsi appraised at Si5, by Joseph Graham q
Amos !. Joslin, Dec. 30, 1875.
J. h. GoRDos. J. p.
80. AND. WILKINS. ok.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-01-25

NSTRAY NOTECE--Januarye 6, 1860
IL Mary Ann Rodgers made report TO me that
she had taden up and advertised one dark bay
colt and q brown mule; both about one year
oidlast spring, and issued a Warrant to X. ID
Parsons and Daniel Burgan TO appraise said
property and describe the same.
January IL, is6o-The appraisers report to me
under oath the following description and valua-
ton of said estrays, to-wit: 1.-The undersigned,
appointed to value certain dark bay colt and q
brown mule, lately taken up by Mary Ann Rod
gers, do appraise the said animals at thirty dol
lars each; the said colt is dark bay, with black
name and tail, and small white spot in his
forehead; about one year old last spring; the said
mule is dark bro wn (no marks about one year
old. RD. Parsons, Apnraiser,.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th
day OF January, 1860. LAMBERT DUY, J.P.
true copy from the Record.
jaIew3 AND. WILKINS, elk.
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II EEpING TIfE pOOn.-Notlee ).
N hereby Eiten that scaled proposals for Abe
heepitF OF The foof 81 Nlgg county, NJ me
ist day ~ March next. will be received NJ the
Auditors ofiicc Ia Terre flaute, until Friday,
The i5ih day Of February ,itG0, AZ 10 o'clock. m
Bidders will bear in mind. that the reAta and
prohts 81 Tho poor house farm, including fire.
wood, wall be part OF thu confederation Tor
Keeping the resident poor Of the county.
koch bidder ID required 10 name the seeuri.
ties for the faithful performance OF his CON
tract.
BY order OF the Board Of commlssisnsrs Of
the County ofViso. n. ID. ALLkN,
jatUdIwtd Auditor Y q
journal eepy In weekiyl
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stray Cattle.


"STRAY NOTICED Lorenzo Dow,s
~ Justice Of the Peace in Sugar Greek town
shin vigo county. Indiana; upon warrant is-
sued by you, we the undersigned, have apprais-
ed a COW and calf, lately taken up BY Martin @.
Rhoads Of said township. and would report a.
follows: The color Of the COW IL a dark red. and
marked with an under half crop in the right ear,
and q swallow fork IN the len ear, horns bored
and supposed to be about 10 years old. The
calf,s legs are white, point OF tall white. and
some white in the face; color red and supposed
10 he about seven months oid--we place the
value Of said COW and calf at 81 90; Dec. 77th
ls5o DAVID LUNDAY,
EPHRAIA SQuIRKs.
true copy from my docket:
LORENZO DOW, J. r. lsrAt-l
A true copy nom the Register:
Ian. 4, lseo.vs~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrative Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that will, on Thurs.
IN day, the 10th day of February, 1860, at the
late residence Of Amory Kinney, deceased, on
North -Four III Street, sell the following property
belonging said estate: Household asd ONCE
furniture, Stoves, q well selected Law Library
and various articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at ten O'Clock. a. n.
TsRMs.-- al Gums OF 80, and under, cash in
hand: all sums over % credit OF six months
will be Civ en-, the purchaser executing It's nots
with appro red seeu ity, waving relief from val
uation or s)praisemeni laws.
MARY KINNEY, Adm'x.
Jan. IS, ys3w
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Cash Capital Enlarged F!
Etna Insurance Company |!
Capital s1,5OOO,OOO.

Wim ourPtuS 81 nay 4Hf1foH DotfoTs
~ An income of nearly TWO MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS.
NP How has this gratifying result been at
tanned Simply that the Company has always
endeavored 10 obtain an adeQ, sate and remuner-
alive consideration for the liability assumed.
TPA paying rate OF premium is the only safe
depend ence and reliable security for both under
wriker and patron.
NJ Prompt and liberal adjustment has always
been practice of the Company.
II Resort to litigation is always avoided IL
practicable.
Il Losses paid before they are ,due.
o.y- Never in the whole history Of the Compa.
ny, and in the payment OF THIRTEEN MIL
Lions for LOSSES has there been days delay
for want OF means.
TP For FORTY YEARS the Etna has been
progressing in wealth and position. Her ef.rts
have heeu crowned with q success unparalleled
in the history of any Fire Insurance Company in
the world. She now occupies position far
above them all.
UP Particular attention paid TO Insurance Of
Dwellings and contents.
.UP Policies of he most approved form.
j. Ii. HAGER, Agent,
ialsdwIm At McKeen's Bank.