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Rebel Troops Pouring into Ken
tuCky.

lucky.
The Cincinnati Times of Yesterday has
"direct and reliable intelligence to the
effect that
On Sunday last, two regiments of the
confederate army arrived at Bowling
Green, and took up their quarters in the
immediate vicinity. They came from
Virginia, and were transferred by rail d.
rect to the locality of Warren county, Of
which Bowling Green is the county seat.
This was all done SO quietly that nothing
was known of the movement until the
rebels were in their new quarters.
This corroborates the information which
we published yesterday, that troops have
latterly been moving westward, through
Knoxville, Tennessee.
1t is further corroborated BY an extract
from letter written at Camp Barlow,
near Manassas, dated Sept LIST, by con-
federate soldier, and published by the
editor Of the Kentucky Press. The ex-
tract is as follows:
We have been at this camp since the
morning after the battle, and ] think ii
probable that we will remain here for
some length of.time yet at least until VIC
20 into winter quarters. 1t is the general
opinion that our regiment will quarter in
Kentucky
The evidence that the rebels intend
making a desperate fight in Kentucky is
conclusive Having fortified themselves
in sight Of Washington, they think they
can spare men for great Kentucky raid
No wonder they wish to spend the winter
in Kentucky, where they could rob the
Union men Of enough to live off the fat OF
the land. VIII our army Of the Potomac
give the rebels employment there, or shall
ne have the Western troops now in that
army for use nearer home
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fFGen Prentss arrived in Quincy
on the Goth lie gave passes to Col
Marshall's Cavalry regiment to 20 home,
and sent all the Irish Brigade to Chicago
who wanted to 90. The rest of them
were to 90 to St. Louis, where they will
meet all their old officers who were re-
leased by Price.
Col Marshall was exchanged for a
prisoner In the Arsenal named Hudgins
Marshalls men say they willnot fight I'M
der him any more, as his conduct at Lex
ington was cowardly
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Contrnband xtatistics.

From gentlemen Of weIl-known char
aeter belonging to the nine counties on
our border, We gain information which
shows that at least one hundred slaves
leave Missouri each day for Kansas. We
AL know the opinion Of Attorney General
Bates. He says they must BE- returned. -
They won't be. Leayenworth Kan. ]
CONSERVATIVE.
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l. the best Machine In the world for Family Sewing
aud Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price with Hcmmerl aid beautifully ornamented $50
The Nos. and Q Machines or great capacity ana
application for manufacturing purposes.
Our MOB Machines are esperAll. adapted To- ALI
Trimming. Boot and Shoe Making Harness Making
etc. etc. They are of extra size, with ianr
lh To take under IL nnd stitch the largest sized
dashes. There is scarcely any part ~ Trimmer
stitching that cannot be better done nth them than ~
hand So too the SAVING lInle and labor Is very
great The table of these machines u ~ inches hong
and the shuttle Will hold sis times the usual quantity
Of tn cad. The latge machines wotk fast mai
ones.
We would ask for our LETTER A Machines ,hs
special atteniionof VEST MAKERS and DRESS MA.
kERs, and ali those who want Machines for hgk
Maaafa1fgr.Hg purposes. They emhods the principles
OF the standard machines. making, like thes the in
terlocked stitch aud destined ~ be celebrated
our Standard Machines are for manufacturing pnr-
/ poses In General.
Ne hare af,cavs on Aa~d Hemmiur Gsages Lanes asG
Cotton Taredd Sk Trust, oois, Best Machine Ost
bottles, etc.
We munnfacture onr own Needles. and would warr
all persons using our machines not TO buy others
We know that there needles sold Of Inc fe
rtor aHag AT hgAer than charge for The best
The needles sold by us manufactured especially
for cur machinss bad Needle may render the best
| chine aiBsou useless.
Our customers may assured that all our Branch
| Offices are furnished with the genuine article"
In case Of small purchases, the noncy may be sent
| In postage stamps, or bank notes.
nc TGorrespondents will please write their names
distinctly III Is all important that should In each
| case know the Posl-0ilice, County and State.
III TAI persons re4ui Ing Information about Sew ins
Machines. their sizes prices, wor~ing capacities, ano
The best methods or purchasing obtain il By
Ing tous or any OF our Branch Offices. for a copy o
j. M. Sirper e. Co n Gr xAttA
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si~.->s@sss=-is.--A-is. sa,4-i-
DIED /:

Near Primrose. Lee Co., Iowa. on Monday the 10Th
inst Mrs. Mary Carver, aged nearly ~ years wife vi
VIM. Carver, and daughter OF stephen and Elizabeth
Cook.
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I. M. singer & Co.'S Gsxette,
which is a beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devote,
10 the subject.
IT WILL BE SENT GRATIS.

1--WE have made the above Reduction In Prices
with The two fold view OF beneitng the public and
ourselves. The pahlc have been swindled by spu-
rions machines made in imitation Of ours. The
IN them from the iron casting TO the smallest piece.
uf poor quality The makers have not the means do
their work we'll They hid away in plac es,
where 1t would be impossible 10 have Mt their com.
mand the proper mechanical appliances. IL Is only
~ doing great business, and having extensive
ufacturiHg establishments, that " cd machines be
made at moderate prices. The best designed
chimes BADLY MADE, are always liable TO get out OF
order, and to cost considerable trouble and
money u Keep them In repair.
The qualities 10 be looked for In a Machine
certainty Of action rate Of speed simplicity
Of constructions dnrabifg and rapdrfg Of
NTH tho least labor. Machines to combine these
essential qualities must be made Of the bss METAL, ana
GaIs he'd to perfection We have the ways and means,
I on grand scale, 10 do this.
The purchasers Of machines, whose daily bread II
may concern. viii find that those having the above
qualities only work we'll az rapid psH sioT
rates OF speed, but Loso In the finest possible
der Our machines. As MADE ts, will EARN MoRk
MONEY with LESS LABOR, than any Others whether Al
imitation ~ ours or not. In fact, they cheaper
than any other Machines as % gift.
III jLoeal Agents Wanted.
\. N. SINGER a. CO.,
iJs Broadway, Ny.
CHICAGO OFFICE-No. SO Clark st
j. NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in Keokuk
Sart2I-A
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POLITICAL.
Hon. j F. Wilson,

Republican candidate for Congress, will address the
people At the following times and places
Corydon, Monday, September 40.
Centeryiiie. Tuesday, October /.
Bloomfield, "Wednesday, Uctober2.
keosanaus, THURSDAY. October q.
keokuk, Friday October e.
Fort Madison, satu rday, October g.
Burlington, onday, October 7.
All the meetings will be held at O'Clock p. M, I'M
less utheTw se arranged.
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Union County Ticket.

Fer tAs Ssaats. GEORGE w. M'CRARY
.,......FREDERICK HEsSER
House Representatives., G. w. LOWRIE,
GODFREY EICHORN,
r. G. STEVENSON,
MARTIN THOMPSON.
For SAsrtf. ......-..-N. G.. HEDGES
Treasnrer aHa Recorder II. II. Al LY0
cesatg Judge. .ROBT. A. RUSSELL.
Coroner. r.. MARTINI
Sspt Of Schools w. w. JAMESON
CoaatE snrrfyor. N. 3. MCCULLOUGH.
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The DIES MONIES VALLEY WING IL
published every Monday at this once,
fs one of the eldest papers I'm Iowa, and
HAS a very widely extended circulation
throughout the Des Moines valley North
MisSonri, and Western flitMois.
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Republican state Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
SAML ]. kIRKWOOD
OF Johnson County.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
JOHN r.. NEEDHAM,
OF MAhaska County.
FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT
RALPH p. LOWE,
or Lee County.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES F. WILSON,
OF Jefferson County.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16
"a CoLUMBUS.a Oh O::SA ATHRBA Y VENIN G. MA
A Wiie's Heartlsssness--sad Chapter 10 a Per-
sonal History.


ssterdsy afternoon, (says the Boston 7TaD-
conveyed to their long resting place, the last
few years Of whose life presented . singular
commentary upon some phases Of human ma
The deceased was connected with some ofthe
best families 10 the State, was lberally educa-
ted, graduated as ply ysician from one Of the
fret colleges In the country, and married the
daughter Of D wealthy citizen Of Boston. Nat
uraliy Of free and generous disposition, and
fond Of good living, he did not accumulate any
property, and some eight years since went to
California for the purpose Of bettering bis con-
dition. While he was absent his wife's father
died, leaving her a handsome property, the In.
come Of which has enabled her to live In ease
and elegance ID Beacon-street, but on her hus-
bands return from bis unsuccessful trip, she
refused to 1.-Two with him, expressing no other
reason than his misfortune in business. ~,
He was subsequently attacked with infamma,
tory rheumatism and taken to the hospital, but
bis case proving incurable, and having no means
Of support, be was removed TO tie Island as a
,pauper. Through the exertions Of his mother,
however, who is in her eightieth year, he was
brought back 10 the city and taken care Of BY
her, with what assistance the charitsbly dispos-
ed have rendered, until relieved by death. Du-
ring all this long and painful illness, his wife
and daughter, although living in afluence and
luxury, have never visited him, or contributed
shilling to keep him from starving. The last
day that he was able to 80 out was on the occa-
sion Of the visit of the Prince Of Wales to this
city. With the assistance of tyo crutches be
managed to reach the Common where he eaw
for the last time his wife and daughter--the
latter young lady OF twenty-but they did not
cripple and psuper, who had once borne the en-
deafing title Of husband and father to them
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16
A legislative Gsm-Law Against Crossing
.aFl ~ Bridges In Illinois. md, H-s I
.Rroom4, the Illinois state Journal.

y Among other funny acts of legislation, passed
by our late General Assembly, was one provid
ing that no person shall In future drive any an.
imal or vehicle over any Of the public bridges
of the State, except under penalty of a five
dollar fne- How the people are to get across
the creeks, our Solons had not the kindness to
inform uss ~ They certainly do not suppose the
entire population will "take. to water" sooner
than dlsregerd the law, s,i,rvc. u -slAaq
9i The act reads as follows; 5afl7-. u iil' /,
"SEorIoS 1. Be II enacted By the People oftl
State Of Illinois, represented in the General 10
ssmbty, That if any person shall ride, lead OF
drive any wagon, carriage, dray, /, cart or o,he
vehicle or conveyance, or any horse, mare, mult
or or, or rother animal, over, on or across any
public bridge used by the public, within tht
limits this State, be shall forfeit and pay foI
each offense the sum of FIVE dollars, which pen
atty shall be collected, either before justice Of
the peacesor by an indictment In the circuit
court Of said county, as is now provided By
section oneof an act entitled 40 act to- ameat
chapter ninety,three Of the Revised Statutes
entitled Roads, approved Jan. %, 1852 ,'sioi
ln The Legislature probably meant to impose {
fine for fast driving, but have absolutely pro
hibited all crossing whatever. 10 rsnpg7i
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/; :, assL Liberty Riss ttg,a% street, Pitt.it;
..srop rnA r,o0rlan1Na q .sIIor IA fa6l,a,,aa

aa's.sToP THATC0 C0UGIIING ."-'Bow csn fd0its'aao
to Keyserson Wood street and get bottleo Of his
PICTORIAL and that tcure you, your case must be-
desperate indeed" This 10 specimen Of the coiloQuy
one hears almost every day 10 cold catching periods Of
the year And we can, from ectuaf expermeht, cheer.
fully concur ID the advisers admonito rs aboye Tor ve
have tried the Pectorsl in bst stubborn case with
entire success Near two weeks hso to Pittsburgh
with one Of the most distressing, contrary, muish un
Upon this mundane sphere. We co1Ebed steadily aKd
iSbofiously for one whole week III hopes OF out
but It was co. In fact Il seemed rather to have
q and 81 The cpcrscnS II ss
the siege, We Ihed onr way to Keysefs 40 Wood 81
proeueda hfty cent bottle or the pestosaIr took \
accordsg to directions and honrs were
SURRENDERED, after brief but unequal CONFLICT with SC
Formidable an adversary as KeyserS famous i.Oopg
Pectoral - Dyo'casrfHe Clipper, Dee, H. 1850. .asl
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g; LENGTH oE DXYs-At Berlin and London,
the longest day has sixteen and half hours. -
AT Stockholm and Upsai, the losgest has eigh.
teenand a half hours, and the shortest Eve and
Q hall. AtlHamburg, Dantzic, and Stettin, the
longest day has seventeen hours, and the short
est seven. At st. Petersburg and Tobolsk, the
longest has nineteen, and the shortes: FIVE housr
At Torneo, in Finland, the longest day has
.twenty-ope hours and,a half, and the shortest
two and q balf At Waudorbns. In Norway.
the day lasts from the 2lst of May to the 22i
of, July, Without Interruption; and In Spitzber-
gen, the longest lasts three months and . half.
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-F.,TN 4 n ~ - n 4 rFr4rf ~ a I
ls Accordipc totbe g !, ,,Sa .S - st
ty i never to name fer s.h;ng hs5 .hNs
bnt other nar.ies are to Seu @ icy ~,
themia - y W. W s'esse Ns -, nO' s'opplns
ThnsSNs vbau. thar th.v iln nassssa sSaSahhs a. -. 80 %
amendment 10 the Massschn.ss,s s w. ,sts
against adouted cirizsnss Il wa nc, .Sa snnS
ieans M dis II, hnt tba 80 Nv
thst Siant Vote ~ tbs s deSn minority
When tbsv nasssd ira 'ns,.o., ,ns,., i,ha,,. h;,A
tbey didp,. al n. hnt r. = az q ~ t. ~ Gnn
Cnsb;ne ana Sozsn bsmne..t W. Y e.ia ~
Iature. M s ~ ~ wv Nss'S
When thew elected MI f5uco,o 10 ;,s,nr,.,s
9beo.irrsessssISl Il ssna, ;S IRA.
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TPI INVITE ATTENTION to some of the most ex
traordinary cures by my I'D. c.h 81 n
q "a. .a1 PICTORIAL SYRUP .,

8haaiugs9 o.. nO 9iDBi PIrTsBuRoH. Jan. II, 1861
DR.. KKYsKR 4hIy wife has been afflicted with bad
cough and difficulty ofbreahng, for i've or six years
whch several years back had gradually increased In
vioience. The complaint has been hereditary and she
had been treated by several pbysicans without any
lief In this state or her case, procured some Of your
Pectoral Cough Syrup, bought the first time, fifty
cent bottle, which relieved her very much then called
and got dollar bottle, which cured her entirely and
she has trace Of the former disease except weak
ri would also state that used the medicine my.
self 10 cold and cough The medicine cured me by tax
ing one dose Iexpfess my entire satisfaction with the
medicine, and you at liberty to publish this II you
desire to do so.11f ~ JHl6 WIN. WILSON,
neiJ1ie l. f,1,l.fref,. T. sti Alderman Fifth Ward.
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2 COLI PRATT AND. DIR. KEYsnK'B PBcToRAL
HYKUP.--DR. KRTszR--Deaf Sir: Rxcuse the dolay Of
my acknowledging the excellence Of your Pectorl Cough
Syrup take great pleasure In saying that II Is
ali you say tis Tkoctod as noise oia oi ~ coa01
aud the worst one was afflicted With have not
used more than onehaf Of the bottle and can and do
wish that all who are aicted would give trial
quack medicine I" I would not su1er another such an
attack for any eonsdeation, or at anyeost.
hdent breathe freely than ever did, shall
excellent remedy. You at liberty to rse my name
in this regard as you think proper H.F.PRaTT,' .
bG iiy Messenger Common Council, Rktsbdfgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh May IL, 1885, adolq Iot ss-1 4prDit
N. D II am no stranger to my fellowcitizens. and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally,
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FINGERS u, SQUEEZING -ORDERr77A young Ia
dy, in reply to her father'sL question why she
did not wear rings upon her fingers, said:
Because, papa, they hurtJme when any body
squeezes my hand. ~
"What business have you to have your hand
squeezed.p ,ysbi1g I
Certainly none; bat still you know, papa,
one would like e, keep Il in squeezing order.1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16

RATYapkee who lately removed to Wis.
consin writes TO his brother In Massachusett.
thatthe section wherei he resides is In highly
prosperons copditlops he says but one failure
has occurred in iseppnty, and iin that tcsse the
man paid one hundred and twenty-five cents on
pthe dollar! u moaa s ;sssaadRL aR aa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16

~ PowHR in a, ,WoAAn's EYE.-vA, lady, when
the conversation turned on dynamics, asked the
late George Stephenson, the celebrated ,engiz
neer, "sWbat do you consider the most power
ful force 10 natuSe?"g 40 II will soon answer tina,
question" said hei at is the eye ofa, wpman to
the man that loves her; for If woman looks
with affection on q man, should he 20 to the
uttermost ends Of the earth, the recollection of
that look win bring him backn h - d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16

READ THE TRUTH. .-7DR. KKysKR; ! have dangh-
ter who has taken several medicines for bad cough
without benefit t-among them ayers Cherry Pectoni-=
SYRUP and beios che bad used half q bettle ie was
relieyed The second bottle eured her entirely of her
SSfsha oI 3 Ea2Nl robinson street. @ Allegheny. d
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Lady Mary wortIey Montague. said that
woman's tears were like the rattle OF q rattls.
snake--aa indication Of malignity and immi-
nentC danger. nuS sd3 taoss .ElNIOE .sN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16

ANOTHER NEW cERTIFIoATE-DR. KEysER,s
pEOT0RAL SYRUP!oI had been troubled with q cough
and cold for several Feeksso bad was Il that could moi
sleep had the advice and prescriptions from three d
the S uan II sns city whom ssS but Dc
Syrup, which cured me entirely. 20 Signed, ar-f T
[isgs sls- Qdi qs5qD .iirE.goJ.sW w, sIli0NT0N,,,y
a,j 236 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa JAM d,
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PlrrsBuRoH, December, 81, 1853.

DVCtnDbf,
81 a GREAT; CURE PYl D Il, KEYsER'5 rEoTORAL
SYRUP.I live In PEBBLES township; Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting, which cpmmenced ABOUT
the 9Th Of February last, and continued egt. months
employed the best physicians in the country, and my
cough continued unsbated until early In 0ctober,q Al
that time was advised to try your PICTORIAL COUGH
SYRUP, WhichI did, and after had taken one bottle
entirely free from tho coughing and splitting IhAd
despared Of ever getting wells and think It should Be
known that this valuable remedy will do for othe what
It has done In my case, JOHN O. LITTLE, y
WitnessAB. M. KERR, ~ - ~ Peeblestownhip. =
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DIR. KEYsER's pEoToRAL SYRUP M RLAfRs-
WILLIE Please send me another supply Of your vaa-
able .Pectoral Syrup" Almost everybody around Us
has the cold and are nquiripg for Pector
SYRUP" We have sold sixteen bottles last week and are
entirely out. MIRA. Alter and Mr.. p. Maher, both
Of BlaiIsyile tell Us they would not be without Il
In their families In fact, all who use It once want Il
again. 9is Yours, respectfully, y ~ 1f.t uoE
~. bhs aoslod0'I 'J.s. s.WATTBRsoNi isS1soNg
January 30, 1860. .s.sbsC iDoiisSHiIa 90
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u 1sni D5ToM il!Is ~. PATTON IT, April ID 1857
OLA WONDERFUL CURE some time ago, ian ola
neighbor Of mine was very i'll with bad coughvhieh
every one supposed to b conaumpons HIS relatives
told that he had taken every remedy they heard Of
Without benefit; his bfothev % BEE hmd and ali
were confirmed In the belief that be could not iyst
had qpout the third Of bottle Of your ectoral Syrup
which gave him. 4ndi entirely cured him, 10 the aston
ishment of all" What makes the case more remarkable
the extreme age Of the man. he being
old II have no doubt the Pectoral saved hb lifel r.
,s ksasge bfrg f4.de ~ z cJuAMHt 0LNNIS. J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16

t'llo9 STrupksvtLLE, o., March IA, 1859
have used DR.. Keysers Cough Syrup for bad cough
Of several yeara standing, ceerfuly say 1t Is
~. w. PRICE.
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Certificate OF Aurhsrity. 81 ina
, ITO expire on the 3lst day o. Janu any is021g -
Z .r,asA f.r5,l ApprToR Or sTA1E's 01plcR, A
IxsuRAscz puARTszHT{

r. INSURANCE pnAkTMENTf
Columbus, Chic, Jannary 29, lt6l.
wHrREAs, The CITY FIRE INSURANCE. c0APA-
located at New Haven, In Btate OF 0onnccfcnt
has fed 10 this oce sworn statement Of s condition,
required BY The rst section Of the act To fefnAte
Insurance Companies not ineorpofaed By the 9fapof
Ohio pas,ed Apnl 8, 1856; and WHKRKAs, aid company
Is possessed Of at least hundred thousand doiiaryof
actual capitsl Invested In stocks In bonds or n mort
cages Of real estate worth double the amount Cor which
the Is mortgsged; and, WnERHAs, said company has
filed In this ofce written instrument uhder ls corpo
ve seal signed by the President and Secretary theye
Of authorizing any agent agents Of mi1 company In
this sate to acknowledge service of pocess Cor and In
behalf Of said company, consentng that such service Of
process shall be taken and held to be as valid served
upon the company, according 10 the laws Of any
other State. and waving all claim right Of error
reason Of such acknowledgment Of service. 9pf Ht
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the rst section Of
FOR the stats Of Ohio, do hereby ceSty that said City
Fire Insurance Company Of New Haven ctnrectcnti b
authorized to transact the business Of Fire Ipsurapcc
IN this State uutl the thirtylhtst day of Janhafy
70 the year one thousand eight hundred and, sixty
I In witness whereof. Iihavs hsrs6nto suiscsned my
..~, T.. name and caused the seal Of nv ofcato be
/ }. I afhxsd the day and year above written.
tH1i eici.a72 n. w. TAfLNH ef3
se, on. arI Auditor q siAisia
!. j. Il. WHEELER, Agent,
an Ion sasslsq aai ,nod COLUMBUS. OHIO
.otL No, 81, soash High strees.nos
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DIR. KEYsER,s pEGToRAL sYRtp ID prepared and
sold by DR. GEORGE II. KEysERs 10 Wood vtreet,
PittspprEh. Pa. ID nal!as9 "a Ia lYlh5 adi tedr
|sdI IIIdR Bold In .oolpmhus by ROBERTS 4 skMuEL.
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ssss's ~ ,.,., - s,Is 4NR a.
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10 t OFF1ck OF uHE AuDtlON oF bIAxk(
.....g .oolrmbus, o., January y, 1901. 8
I, Robert W. Taylsr, Auditor OF State, hereby Ger
tiy that the foregoing correct copy Of the
OF Condition Of the City Fire Insurance Company, of
New Haven, Connecticut made TO This o13ce for the
year 1851, and now on file herein. va rIl gnihiV
I. s. TS' R.sw9 rAILRR. %
IT, - .rur i....l.It .saI Auditor Of STATE,
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ssaA ssfn - HENRY YiIkRMbEHsf aat
flaisd u phslcns Rstablishment N YsJ Fsoprstcso
b ,th6 New York Fashionable ehating. Hair 0nEtinE
Il ehanpooning, Cnrngepd preesinae 1alt 8tafl
street, over The Post 0alce, Vhere gatisaeon viii
be given In all the various branches Ladies' and
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