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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-12-28
Mo Paregoric Or Opiai
CHURCH Il DUPONT,
No. 400 broadway, New York
BLOOD FOOD.

BLOOD FOOD.
HgAITnY human Blood upon being
A n A L Y u E d
always presents with the same essential elements,
and gives, of course the True Standard. Analyze
the Blood of ii person suffe ring from Consumption,
Liver Complaint. dyspepsia. Scrofua, &C., and we
find in every instance certain deficiencies in the red
globues of Blood. Supply these deficiencies. and
You made we'll. The Blood Food is founded upon
this Theory-henee IT'S astonishing success. There
FIFE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deficiencies of the Blood in different
diseases, For Coughs. Colds Bronchitis, any af
f1cton. whatever of the Throat Lungs inducing
Consumption, No. l, which is also the No. for
Depression of Spirits. Loss of Appetite and for all
Chronic Complaints arising from Over-use, General
Debility. and Nervous Prosration. No. 9, for Liver
Complaints No. ,. for dyspepsia. Being already
prepared for absorption it is Taken by Drops and
carried Immediately into the circulation, that
what you gain you retain. The No. is for Female
Irregularities, Hysteria. Weaknesses, Sc. See spe-
cal directions for this. For Salt kheum, Eruptons,
Scrofulous, Kidney, and Bladder Complaints, t1ke
No. 5. In all the directions must be strictly
followed. Price of the Blood Food, 81 per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT.
No. 400 Broadway, New Y.rk.
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the
country. 3-4-y.
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Ayers Cherry Pectora

has won for itself such n rcnown for the cr.,s. al
every variety of Throat and Lung Colmpl hiss a..
it is entirely unnecessary for 10 recount TIE
evidence of lis virtues, wherever it h IS Lec.l l..
ployed. As it has long been il constant
throughout this section, need not dp more rlas
assure the people its quality is kept up 10 the
it ever has been, and that it may be relied 4.
do for their relief all il las ever heeM f,... 10 -
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FIVE PREP4RATTONS

Bv
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the
country. 3-4-y.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-12
TuANKsGIvING SERMON,
Delivered in the First Presbyterian Church,
New Orleans, on Thursday, Nop 30,
BIZ Rev. B. NJ. PALMER, ID. d.

PsALx KEW, 20-Shall the throne Of iniquity have
fellowship with thee, which frameth mischief by q
lawi -Ft g.
brought thee even to the border; the that were
at peace with thee have deceived thee, and prevailed
against thee they that eat thy bread have laid q
wound under thee; there is none understanding in
him.
The voice of the Chief Magistrate has
summoned us to-day to the house of prayer
This call, in its annual repetition, may be too
often only solemn state-form; nevertheless
it covers mighty and double truth. Fl
1t recognizes the existence of personal
God whose will shapes the destiny of ma
tons, and that sentiment of religion in man
which points to Him as the needle to the
pole. Even with those who grope in the
twilight of natural religion, natural con-
science gives voice to the dispensatiens of
Providence If in autumn Extensive har-
vests hang their heavy head" the Joyous
reaper, "crowned with the sickle and the
wheaton sheaf," lifts his heart to the "Father
Of Lights from whom cometh down every
good and perfect gift" Or If pestilence and
famine waste the earth, even pagan affairs
smoke with bleeding victims, and costly
hecatombs appease the divine anger which
flames out in such dire misfortunes. 1t is
the instinct of mans religious nature, which,
among Christians and heathens alike, seeks
after God-the natural homage which rea-
son, blinded as it may be, pays to univer-
sal and ruling Providence. All classes bow
beneath its spell especially in seasons of
gloom, when a nation bends beneath the
weight of general calamity, and common
sorrow falls upon every heart. The hesitat-
ing skeptic forgets to weigh his scruples, as
the darA shadow passes over him and fills
his soul with awe. The dainty philosopher,
ceolly discussing of the forces of nature and
her uniform laws, abandons, for a time, his
atheistical speculations, abashed by the proofs
of supreme and personal will.
Thus the dcvout followers of Jesus Christ
and those who do not rise above the level of
mere theism, are drawn into momentary fell
lowship; as under the pressure Of these in
extinguishable convictions they pay public
and united homage to the God Of nature and
of grace.
In obedience to this great law of religious
feeling, not less than in obedience to the
civil ruler who represents this commonwealth
in its unity, we are now assembled. Hither-
TO, on similar occasions, our language has
been the language of gratitude and song
p" The voice Of rejoicing and salvation was in
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-12
FIRE sH OYsTE rs,
Conrention EIection.l


BY VIRTUE of { proclamation ofEths Gsx,il
ernor Of the State Of Mississippi to me directed
will cause the polls to be opened at the differ.
ent precincts in this county, on Thursday, the ,
goth day of December $50, for thu purpose Off
electing two delegates to-a Convention, of, tho /.
people Of the State Of Mississippi =.
And thereby notify the following named per,
sons to act INSPECTORS Of said election at theif
respective PRECINCTS to wit :issnIya y4sssossHat
OxroRDLwm H. earOthers, ID. .. kcfaeas,s
ABBEvILLE-C. I. Taylor, E w. Smith, ii. s.
Young. J. B. Irwin, returning Officer. eiici -
WrATF-D!J. Wilcox A.. TKitchell, 9 VI. fEs-s
till. Lewis Timer, returning ofhcer.s -
FREE SPRiSGs-R- i. Simmons, james Martin,
VIM Harmon A. York, returning officer. y
TkrToR's DEPoT--AY-sJ.Jones,J Id Hgzinhot-A
tom Elijah Nix A Flanagan, returning q.
sFrRrse D akEAF. O. sSipp, 'rsAasa Arlington. y..,l
son Wilson. George Goodwin, returning u.
iicer. .'iass o. "a aaas fesl 81 49,, -
PARIs--A, columns, Vim. Ragland J. I. Lind
say. W n. Higgins, returning officer y wy
DALLAsLwiTis Patterson, Charles Power: J! p
W. Watts Mosss Powell FehIrning osEicrr =
LAFAYETTE. SPRrxss7=-H. d. MrIntosh james,
Terry, Hardy McGl0wn: Stephen Therlkeld,
returning ofl1ee-. - - - sIaiiaf
SUIPHUR SsErxss ~BaF' 6Oollsty; Joel Butler. {
d. SingleserrY. D-a.- Watson, returning Of.
ftar.f p se'A t'fi4isiGtifI eiis ri
LiSEat1 ffffLksIIsaFy I've. ia. Josas, o No.
6onldsby. ST CLAW LAwreuscs sssurniag ola
hcef-f si, 10 sia.ie51sr1 rtI-azrsaW -
CAswE4t--A v Craig, r NJ Kilgpre ". s.,
Nichols s y WOodard sretlirping ofccsr
-.--.- - W. s. McKEE q
Sheriff Of Lafayette County. asis
Dec. II, 1se0-eA 'i l@-f7i ,''sf' r'sI--s,s
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+. l. Il. JACOBS.

Al their we'll knSWn Staod II
snaxvkross, La,
II EEP on hand very large and we'll selected
N aRcrtment Of
nay GOODS AND GROCERIES.
Their stock Of Dry Gook embracer CLOTHS,
LOWEIIs, BLANKETS READY MADE
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, and
PLANTATION GOODS Every description
of BROGANS. ETC.
Their stock Of Groceries Is about the largest
ever brought to thu place, consisting Of COZ
FEE. SUGAR. BACON. PORK, LARD,
FLOUR, MOLASSkas, RICE. BEEF, CIiOC-
OLATE, TEA, CIGARS, and TOBACCO,
and all kinds Of Liquors.
They purchase for CASH. and seil cxclu-
sively for CASH. At the lowest possible rates.
They solicit all who visit Shreveport, or who
propose 70 seud 70 New Orleans to 10y In their
supples. to first give them cali, und examine
the quality and psics d their goods
March Is, 80. No ~
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70 TIE PDoLle.

THE practical operation Of Ola q, \,
i Ia tie btst evidence Of ia utility. -
ring that tfosc Of my msnahctuse -; I
enforced upon the attention Of IL p11Ss {
hcirg fairly tested, have aaid bat litih =
theni propose to manufacture sspair ~
mi Gins, and 10 fdrnks' then u T.
priccs At which they can b. adbrdsd. n NJ
hised certificates ffom men Al expsehe. =
high charactc., attest their worth, PWI
sirous II purchasing either, aAosA ~ p "A
before buying elsewhere.
. My mandatory y situated oae ~ =.
Of Marshall. Orjen addreaDsa 70 - = M
shall win receive prompt attentioo
is. A16xANnm
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BARBER SALOON,

Remorm to he Ecypiemfyer BHila~s,
THE undersigned having formed co partser.
/ ship, And fitted up commc,iious room in
the Dopplemeyer Building, north side Of the
rab'ic Square. fos :
SHAVING SALOON,
are prepared to serve those who may patronise
them Hair Coloring, Cutting, Sbampooning,
&c. executed in o manner to give satisfaction.
They will keep on hand supply OF
FINE PERFUMERr, BAY RUM, etc.
They also keep on hand superior article Of
CIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO
Their customers will bear this in mind. Sold
At very small profit.
AUGUSTUS FRANKS,
FRED RICHARDS.
Aup 6, 1859. 41tf.
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METALLIC m Z! eAskE1s
~ A r. r. q

THE usaussssd eavs Just iec,ivsd, ed will keep
i eesstantiy On hand. full stock VI Metallic Cas
ketA saa ceess u ~ siaes, they haaR airue' and
indcstsurtible nd anisAed In The most cha.se and
elegant styir. They ars certainly Tie nase tsautfs
receptacle for the dad thse hes ever hsen invsated
Having ~ extensive experience III sha sasiasss We
are COZ Det Of giving entire aatisfacttoa. The snb
above valuable invention In the city Of AapAal and
vicinity take this method Of calliag the attention Of
the pablo " thr very important improvements that
have 'sen recently made In the style and anish Of
risks Metallic Burial cases.
The recent improvements consiA In an entire change
Of tbs form and hnish setug now mAds w an Octagon
form. aud finished In imitation Of highly polished
Rosewood Cal and F.auisne.
" "a !. ". sTEvvNs.
Jan 90 kfl
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Depot 1t Shreveport, Ia.
lust arrived with choice lot Of VirFieia,
u Carolina and Georgia Negroes, cons'ssisl
of field hands, cooks house servants, washers.
ironcrs, and searmtrescs and viii he receiving
fresh supplies during thu scason, which ofer
Tor sale low for cash or approved paper.
- Located on Milan Street, In Major Tai.
ly's new building, lew doors below the Com
mcrcia Hotel, and near Howard, Tally 4 Cos
warehouse.
GEORGE J. PITTS.
Shreveport. a., Jany. n, 1860. ly
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| $50
1860 G.. G.. GREGG 4 CO., 1860
Ar THEIR STAND WEST OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE
MARSHALL. TEXAS.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AIDES FANCY DRESS EMBROIDERY HOSIERY
GLOVES HATS CAPS BOOTS, SHOES HARpW ARE
CUTLERY sApDIERY IRON STEEL" CASTINGS,
NAILS QUEENswARE CHINA WARE
WOOD WARE,
Books
rlc
1860
Yankee Notions JrSciry school Miscellaneous BOOKS
y PLANTATION GOODS. etc. etc, etc

will
w until shall stock that have brought
in industry and
customers
in traded with rom us very
supplying our
ucaryey
atsslc liberal Marshall
other yet to decse whether
New Orleans
Old customers ana
Goods on ltmasa yhouseth side Of New Orleans
We return old friends and % public generally Tor the long
and honorable liberal
promising no Efforts to please AL ''
and attentive Clerks and charge nothing 4" showing
nr Goods examine sand il will
entire mus, misfortune
Marshall u. y "Hf'" W.
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PICTURES! PICTuRES!:
ID $. ALLEN begs leave 10 inform the CIT
IL, liens of Marshall and the public general
ly that he has purchased Of srynEY ALLEN
their picture gallery and having reiitied his
rooms, is now ready to take pictures in oil kinds
of weather He feels confident of giving salts
hc,ion and would solicit liberal share OF pat
ronage. All wishing good picture will do well
to call at his rooms over the store oil spybey x
Allen.
lie has also on hand large and well assorted
stock Of AnlbrOtype Goods, which he viii
sell low for CASH.
Orders from the country ied with promp..
ness and dispatch Persons wishing to buy Will
do well 10 call before purchasing elsewhere.
Il, y. ALLEN.
April H. 1860. h3oI
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Quick Sales and Small Profits!
l have jus, received, direct from New York
and Philadelphia, the largest and handsomest
assortment Of
Spring 4 Summer.C lsthins.
eve. brought to this place. For superiority Of
cloth. 6p,neza Of texture and workmanship, these
Goods will command the general admiration OF
all who are judge Of Good'
They have bccn made to order.
Under sny Own Supervision,
And what is better than all. promis' 70
SELL them Cheaper fer Cash,
Than any other house in the country!
w Stock embraces very 6ne and full ~
sortment Of
Aaeu and 0Oy's Clothing,
And
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting Of Shirts (extra Aue), Drawers, Socks,
in fnc, everything that . gentleman wears. TX
tn sizes, 30 ~ to 6t everybody.
. Such an assortment has never been brought to
this market. An extra fine supply Of
HATS AND CAPS,
TAILORS TRIMMINGS,
Such A. Bnttans Bindings, ETC., large supply,
which will be sold vry cheap.
4 large supply Of Cloths, Cashmere and
velyets. superior to my ever brought to Mar.
SHALL II you doubt il, call and 10 lbr yourself
have also received supply Of
IA0uo' o1oARD,
Very beautiful. attractive, and substantial.
Call and ~ me, and Judge for yourself You
will then concc<ie that have BY hr the bat and
cheapest stock Of Furnishing Gooh eves brought
to this place.
April IA, 6O-u
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40. GOO WORTH OF PROPERTY.

o4O. 600 WORTH or PROPERTY.
AEY stock Of Goods on hand; 1900 acrn d
M good land, 400 Of which ID IN good state
0fcaltivation. Also thrse hundred and twenty
scses Of land. no improvement. Two town lots
near the square. One Of the best family resi-
dencsr in thu town. with four lots, out houses
fruit trees, &c The house has eight rooms, oil
now and we'll furnished and well suited for .
boarding house. It h situated near the Female
Academy. A valuable negro moman, Of excel
One Of The bst family horses and baegies in
town, A 6ue Piano. A large lot Of household
and kitchen furniture, for nls after my house l.
sold.
Having determined 70 change ny business, !
am resolved 10 sell. Those wishing bargains
lMA better call soon.
KING THETFORO.
Marshall Texas, Feb. II, 1860
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SCuW ARRIVED!
THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS yyyl
BROUGHT TO MARSHALL!!
TWENTY-FIVE per Cent Cheapess

rI>UE undersigned has Just received, and hm
opening the largest and handsousst ststi 4
goods he has ever biought 20 this market. IN
were purchased under his own personal nm
vision. and upon such favorable terms, III h
is prepared to ofsr them TWENTY-FIVE
YER CENT CHEAPER than any he has eve
sold in Marshall In variety, richness, Nd ss.
ten, they canuo, be excellcd. All are invited b
call, examine and satisfy themselves, " to ga
i'y and prices.
THE LADIES
viii find an endless variety Of rich and pks
goods. embracing silks bareges. organdies pm
ed and plain ieconets; plain, figured and er'-
barred muslins Of all descriptions line lece VI
silk mau,ilas prints, domestics, bleschsd a.!
unbleached Bonncts. Ribbons Irish llnen, e.
brotered skirts. collars, sleeves, hosiery, bsos
p"tent corscts and corseis Of all descripsses
chanicl and mohair dresses the finest hM e'r
brought to this market, &c., &c.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
| An endless variety, from the finest to the PAs
est and most durable, and Of all prices. Gera
furnishing Goods. embracing shirts, drawers. en-
watts, suspenders hats, boots. shoes, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS,
Negro clothing, cheaper than ever offrd
| Marshall Fine Plantation linen, lowclls, osu
burgs, russets &c.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
4 rich and choice variety. Table Crockr'
Hollow, and Glass Ware, fine china sets, spoon
knives and forks, Sc.
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IRON CASTINGS AND STEEL.

lust received by q. q. Gregg & Co, and
u Tor sale low for cash and on time 10 prompt
paying customers Kettles, Pots, Ovens, Spiders,
A ndirons, and odd Lids, all sized Bar Iron.
Scrool Iron, Band Iron, Horse Shoe Iron
Square Iron, Round Iron, Slab Iron, Slab Steel
Cast Steel, German Steel, Blister Steel Nc, &c.
q. g. CIR EGG 4 CO.
Feb. 4, 1860 n?O:4m
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TOBACCO l. CIGARS.
GREAT WAR!!!
The War is Not to be AvsiAed'
MESSRS. COHEN & HREDN
NAVE EClAnED 1 GREAT VA
AnAiNsy INK

MERCHANTS. OF MARSHALLN
A CCORDING to their sdvettisemes!:. :
N seems they think themselves well 'c'ssn
and prepared for battle. While their G n
aiding fire has alrcady commenced sga'ma =
frontier Il, Schwartz who being the the NJ !
the rear, takes the obligation to carry ou' y
war against said firm by himself, withos; =
assistalnc, at all. lie is strong, well aF'ne,. =
SURF to defeat the enemy. even when thfy -
already Of their victory. ". Schwsrts = :
small man, hut very strong ia his actics. =
promises to his friends and patrons that ~
not show himself u coward And. since ~ u
has commenced, he will fight To the IN
cent Of profit until he hA' dsfaAea W. Z ~
and shown himself ~ victor which he = -
sure to do, because he sold, 10 the tine o. N !,
his goods very low, and r. WILL IN tAk ct
time Of war, sell his goods lower than ever -
Don't forget TO first call IL y. Shwsrsss 4.
before going elsewhere, price his goch, ~
will Ike sure to purchase. 49,
Marehall, May II, 1860.
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M.r.h.ll Creve Acadevny.

Marshall Grove AcadeoS'
7 take Measure In annsa~cing 10 my
/ that have secured the services On -, u
Il. Newton. to assist me in tho Ao 49,: Ill
balance Of this session. Ample pso:.a ~
be madc for any number Oh pupils WE'VE
be placed in this school. ,.r,,I0
Anil ~ 1860.
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Mn. j. 8. ALEXANDER ;--4Ia Sen =
sjucc I purchased from you Min, ! q
inch Rock and one Of Is inch theJ a :
,sinly grind more than any other M -
saw. | AM running onc Of you! 10 ~ q
can with all case gin three Bales Of cul>a =
,jay, and even more. DO honestly rscsuur
yo,,r Mills and Gins to all those wishing i =.
chase. Yours, II. r. WINNk
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Fall Sets Of llarness.
EORTY scts Of Harness, comprising single
Il and double Buggy Harness and Carriage
Harness, just arrived and for sale, At the very
lowest price, BY
BRADFIELD & TALLEY.
April 81, lsG0
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". Js ALEXANDER

Ma. J. 3. ALEXANDER = -
DEAx SIN This V to certify ~ I =
been concerned in running thru Of yssr 4 ~
Mil Rocks, and respectfully attest thaa :, =
fer your Mils 10 any othes made n, =
grind more corn anil make better mual - :.
other Mil. in fact We can grind Il "a.
JAMES II SMITH km
Arcade Mills, Kusk Co., IL
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MARSHALL MUSIC STORE.

West Roopn 81 the Adkiaa House.
THE subscribers have just received and open
l. cd for the inspection Of the public, IN the
large and commod.ous room, west end Of the Ad-
kins House. q lt Of choice pianos, most sp-
proved styles, their addition to which will he
increased from week to week as the wants OF the
|esuntry may demand. Sheet Music Of every DC
scripton constantly on hand New Music recei'
we'd as soon as published. Also asuPpy OF the
finest vioins, guitars hanjoe flutes, accot''eops'
&c, &c, strings, and in fine, everything in the
musical line
The advantage Of this establishment TO Mar
shall and surrounding country Is this Persons
can select their own Instruments, and know pre-
cisely what they arc buying, and at the same
time, purchase as cheapy a. in the city.
Pianos and all kinh Of Musical instruments
can be tuned and repaired on short notice
Mr.. q. Frank, one Of the Proprctors, Is pre-.
pared to give lessons in vocal and instrumental
music.
r. HARTEL 4 co.
Jan. IA, 1860.
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n. q. TRYON,
pgALER ~
NlNcs, AkihS, Wool. sc.
Nc l. d'aa.iassce s. sHasvEPoRT. Ia.
Asp ON
AAyHas Sired, Ono Ioor Esimc J. +, Durrs
Groes,y Shire, JEFFERSON. TEXAS.
WASH, aud the highest marxe, prices paid for
~ al articles in my line Of business, 1t all ses.
sons of the year.
~ II. b. ORroS, Agent, JEFFERSON. Texsi,
March II, 1860. no26s
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CHINA.

NHINA Tea Se4s. China Teas and Cofaes,
" Jete tctc, Silver Plated Casters, China
Comports, Custard Stantk, Mugs. Toy Tea
acts, Doll Heads, Fruit Baskets, Dinner and
breakfast Plato, Pitchers. Vases, Candlcsticks
Inkstands, &C., &c.
"a. GREGG & co.
Feb. 4, 1860. Mccain.
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oOUTHERN MARBLE WORKS!
CORxER or TEXAS AND EDWARDS srRExrs,
SHREVEPORT.
HAVING permanently located IN Shwvcpsst,
j II w arc rwcpsrsl 10 manufacture
Marble Monamsnis.
Tomhs.
Tablets, aud
Tomb Stones,
81 ever description, in the hest workmanliIS
MANNER.
Their Postoiicc Il Shreveport, la.
w. HECOX 4 co.
november 70, 1850
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policies against the dangers Of transportation
merchandise at favorable rates.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
Policies issued without delay BY
q. g. GREGG. Agent.
Marshall, Texas, May ", 1860. n4Aaf.
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Q o. GRECO, Agent
S1.NA
,.svs!,x.,s':.s, c.! e:!e,~>1xr

The iEtna Insurance Company has transacted
an extensive and cmincntly successful business
for the past FORTY YEARS and during that
period has paid losses amounting to above
THIRTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
forcbIy demonstrating the ability Of the Com
pany, and the necessity Of InsnraIcc.
The Undersigned, Agent, is authorized to is-
sue Policies against loss by
FRI.
N; Billings, Stocks Of Merchandise, Warehouses
and contents, Manufacturing Establishments
and PrsosM Property generally.
E.peemi attention pad TO the insurance d
Dmsl.ng Houses and contents, for term Of "a
2 years.
The undersigned asso iess,cs
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Shreveport, Ia, Jany. 81, 1850. !