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Els soussignes ayant monte un beau moulin \
IL seie snr le Bayou Bonrbeux sur lie chemin uui
conduit des OpeloGsas au Grand Coteau, scent
excellent bots; tells que bois de Copal, I.aurier.
Chene blanc, Frene. Meyer, etc. Le,rs prix sont
-Four C'pal ct Laurier, compliant, , cents le pied
Pour Clene blanc. Meyer ct IRENE, COMPLIANT.
~ cts le pied, ct 3 cents a credit.
lis feront ule, deduction reasonable mn, 4.
forts "Bills." fi n"
IL jan lS6l-la RICHARD & FREpE
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To sell at private Sale.

A fine mulatto man. carpenter, aged from ssto
"A 40 years, able to PIT up plougbs. make Il
carts, negro cabins; in a word, nearly ali
kind of work necessary on q plantation.
This mllatto man will lie sold at 4 reasonable
price and conditions. For further information, al.
ply at the Office of the Patriot OF. to the Sherin Il
this Parish. $3.50
March 81, 1860.
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BAIL.

NE cheval aura 4 ans lie printemps proclaim, cou-
" leur bale, %criniere noire ct jambes de IT,
meme couleur-tleve parle juge Ed. Du- SEssETA
pre- de st Landry, issue de Boston Jr. ct NOs
de Prairie Flower, Boston Jr. de George .artin ct
de la jument, Boston. de J. F. Miller. Celle-ci is
sue de Boston lie celabre cheval de la Virginie. Prai-
RE Flower, issue de %l'importe Sorrow ct Madge is
sue de limportG I.eviathan ct lie Lady of the Lake.
&c cheval servira les juments la saison procliaine
a $40 %cI,acunc, payables inyariablement d'avance.
IL Sc trouvera aux ecuries de NJ. Henry L.. Garland
pres des Opelousas. Ceux qui sont eloign6s du
village pourront laisser leur juments Il lhahitation
OH Giles seront bien ~soigntes a raison de cinquante
sous par jour.
Opelousas, II %janvicr lsG0.
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d I c. K.

z famelx dtulon du DR.. Thompson Sc trouvcra
IL anx 6cnries de NJ. Pierre CoRieau A
pendant cette saison, ~jusuu'au mois doc. 'EEaHsak5N
tohre proclaim. NTIA
II servira les juments aintricaincs il raisoa Dc
$40 pour la saison ct les juments crdoles Il raison
de $40. in anvil 1snI"
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r
fFlcIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH OF SAINT LANDRY
f.. d. Editor.

Pr0sOpOp0eia.
Cease to consult, the time for action calls.
horrid war, approaches to your walls"
Pope's Illiad, II.
Come from your mountain regions,
Come from your plains afarj
Yirginians, come by legions;
Come panoplied for war.
From every.height and valley
From cities and from farms
From every village, rally
Rise up; prepare; to arms!
Who calls us from our borders (?
Who bids us leave our toll?
What are these martial orders
OF battle and of broil
Why should we rise by legions?
Whence are these loud alarms?
Who calls on our allegiance?
Who summons us to arms?
'Tis !, my sons, no other;
Ills I-VlRGlNIA-cnll;
am your common mother;
For have borne you all.
That mother. look upon her:
Will you desert her now,
And suffer foul dishonor
To brand her sacred brow?
Can you forget my glory,
My v"uIian, Sous Of old.
Names chroniclcd in story,
Deeds blazoned in bright gold!
My enemies assemble
TO scorn me and disgrace:
Go make the invader tremble;
Go, scourge the tgeacherous race.
! gave them broad dominions;
gave them liberty;
And now the ungrateful minions
Have turned to fttter me.
Long years have ! been pleading
That they should grant me peace:
But they, my voice unheeding,
Vow war shall never cease.
Leave, then, yonr peaceful labors;
Unfnrl your banners high;
Bring your rifles and Your sabres,
And go prepared TO die.
TO die for me is glorious; :.
So died your sires Of yore;
My sons, come back victorious,
Or never come back more.
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Vente par lie Sheriff.

Fiat DE La LOUISIANA.
O. Ike,heimer 2me Wald
VS.. Coui uc W.
John B. Bridges Parolsse 81 Lahu'9'
y '" Schmidt e. Nyland
. VS. -
lie MEME.
Inn vertu de denx writs de Fl. ia. delivrts danslat
~ faire c~i.dessus, par la Cour de Justice 2ne
Ward dams ct pour ID paroisse st. Landry ct lie sns.
dit Fiat, ct a moi adresse, il sera expose, en- vente
p%ablique, pour dn compliant. a In Maison de unnI
de cette Paroisse, SAMEDI, lie Gme jour de ln''iet
A. d.. 1851, coinmencant a IL hei'res \. NJ. et
continuant de jour en- jour, sill est ntcessaire. tous
les droits, titres, ~intdrets ct prdtentions du dtlen-
deur, John b.. Bridge a Ia p%ropritte %suivante, sal
sic pour s~atisfaire lesdits wrlts, savoir:
n IN npgt dn H sIeriff, Or opei Isv | JUN 1861.
l.. v. GHACHERE, Sheriff.
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DHARMACIE DE WAsHINGTON.-Les so,, &C
gnesinforme par le present leurs amis
ess le public 9mils viennent do r%seeyoir. un
e. Medicines ainsi qu'un assortimentd de pein. SA~
lures, ~parfumeries de toutes s0rtes, etc.
lis sont anssi agents pour la vente, dune grande
laires. A. LOUIGI1E T. TTypu'
1'aSr'l 1917. Washington, La.
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Sale d'escrime.

MI ALFRED D%UCHATEAU n lhonneur dan.
wi. noncer aux Messieurs de cette paroisse au'il
went douyrir nne Sale d'Armes, rue du Maine,
gemen dependant de rhotel Union. II n'Gpar.
gnera aucune peine pour bonner satisfaction any
personnes qui voudront bien %lhonorer de leur pa.
tronnage. 2mnrs lsGf
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Bellies Montres ct Bijouterie de
chOix.

Il cend'e pour du compliant Il bon marche.
THARLEs N. EALER, Horloger ct %biioutier,
~ encoignure Main street, Opelousas, est =
2 7 present prepare a porter toute son atten- l.s
IL a aussi I'M assortment choisi de montres. BIZ
%jonterie, ct belle coutellcrie de poclie, quill ycndra
Il bon marche.
II achttera du We'll or ct argent.
Opelousas, 3 novembre lS60-la
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Marclaandises Nouyelics.

Marchandises NOtIvelics.
Il BON iMdRCHE,
A U magasin de NJ. Raphael Hollier, sous la d.
IN rection de NJ l. Desbret
Les habitans de st Landry sont par lie pre- "A,
sent %avettis, que ,je viens de %recevoir de Ia ~
Nouvelle CLEANS, un assortment complet ct ~
MAGNITUDE de marehandises, que j'oifre maintenant
a mes amis ct au public EN- general a des prix les
plus moderes; mon assortimen consistee en- partie en-:
Marchandises stches,
Habillements confectionnes,
Bottles, soulier, chapeaux, casquettes,
Quincaillerie, Faience,
Tabac, Cigares ct Groceries de
toutes qualite, Ell un mot jai tout ce qn'on pent de-
sirer dams mon genre d'ataiIe' Venez examiner
mon stock. RAPHAEL HOLLIER,
Opelousas 5 oct 1859 Washington.
NIB Aussi un lot de merrin de 3 pieds ct I'm lot
de pieuS dc six pieds,
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+ soussigne annonce Il ses amis ct an public en-
~ general gull est force de ne TRAVELLER a lave.
mir que pour dn compliant.
Four fetenir des ouvriers il est dune necessit,.
absolue de faire face il ses engagements ct CONNIE
ceux,ci ne lul ouvreht pas de comptc, il nc pcut
faire credit aux clients. ''"'
8 mars lS6l GEORGE PHI Enpn
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CHARRETTEs, WAGONS A CANES, BUG
- ~ GlES, e1cnLe sous,signe Giant lagent pour la
Wheeling, Va; peut fournir aux habitants. charret'
ties. wagons, buggy, etc., a DIES termes les plus raj.
sonnables. Les habitants sont prizes de m'enyoyer
!eurs ordres lie plus yite possible atm que lie mise
leur procurer &c don't lis ont besoin avant que les
eanA ne devlennent bases. r. S. WILKINS,
opelousas' 10 aVrii 1899. Washington.
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A. M. PERRAUIT.

A. M.
Agent general pour Collections, Baton Roure
.AFFRE respectuensement ses services aux ri.
~ toyens de la paroisse st. Landry ct de l. Etat en-
general dams sa capacitt susdite. Toute applica-
choix de terre, warrants, collections de r6clamotinns
contre / Etat. redemption de terres vendues on con.
hsquees par lEtat pour non Placement de taxes ct
tonte antre atfalre, r%ecevront unc attention promn.
tie ct toutc particuliere. p
Opelousas, I6 juliet 1859.
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A yENDRE
Les Sources dus Beaver Greek.

gsSs@SsfS 80 II a-mWTY E-aslaSn A
Lcs Sources du Beaver Creek.
TEpropr6tsire dasirant faire nm voyage en- Euro
LIP desire yendre cette magni- AsyAa--N .
fsHefretraite d'6t6, qui NEST snr, A. N
pdsBse par aucnne dams l'Etat, tant ~ + M
pour y vertn de sss eaux min6m- 36{E395d@.
~ que pour ses autres avaptages, Ces sources sOnt
3y1ltu1es sur m destributeises de la riviare Nez.piau6
% miles de IL yillSsd es Opelonsas.
Ia patenfe qap comprend SEES sources est de 81
~ loo acres tiles am6liorations consistent Gu I'm
Intel, des chaInbres separeea, chambres q balm, ma.
g9sin, cuisine. aecnries ct de jolies sayannes. On
peut fAoilement loge 4 cette retraite $50 personnes
ct ony trouve tout ce qui est necessaire Il un tel
Establishment. On Y q le gnandayantage FAVOR un
MpeaiA 4 syie a I'M mile ct dem. y.
~ epvirons sont tout % quill y . d'attrayant.
"a sont % bellies prairies qui abondent on. giihier.
tel que, perdrix. h6cas dnGs, etc.,
# des pintBt1As onddieuses 81 1pon y trouye des ours
d. lievtrnas ct des dindes sauvages; ct les ruis.
seanx limpides qui les trayersent DO tous c0tes,
ab0ndent en- p0issons.
81 qnelqn'un desire acheter cette r~etraite, il fe.
r. bien de faire application immediatement au sous
sign6s ssia IT. slaa5& ss8s8s 9 d
u termes ct conditions aont ayantageuses pourr
lacheteur. vi JIM. MLSTED, Agent,
Opsiousas, Is decembre ls6O.-jno -
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OuiNlNE.-soo ounces different marks for a.
oon1"p''s P.L. HEBRARD.
DATENT MEDlCINES.-A fresh and cono.-7-- :.
L softineni for sale by p.L. EEBRARn'
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Bonnie chance pour les hommes
d'aHaire.

GIBBS ofre a vendre la maison q deuX ttages
- . occupee par lui actucllement CONNIE demeu-
re ct magasin, avec une bonnie cuisine ct les BATHS
SEES en- briques don't il Sc sert pour un depot de vol
ture.
lie terrain u 100 pieds de face sur une profondenr
de l6o pieds.
Je vendrai aussi mon stock de fournitnres, pein.
TIRES, ct je louerai Ia partie de ~l'atelier de %voitnrcs
qni joint a celui de S. P. Clark, qni continuera a
faire les autres branches d'ouvrages en- bois ct fer.
A cehx qai out les moyens ndcessaires ct des ha'
bituae qui CONVENIENT a la communicate, VOLTA une
exrellente occasion pour faire de b~rilIantes atfaires.
8 mars 1851 JOSEPH GIBBS.
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DANIEL SNEUBLE.
Avis.

capltalne Charles de Courson, architectc ct
IL arpenteur. ofire SEES services conciencjeusement
aux habitants de st Landry. Tout ordre iaisss y
Ihoteld de IUnion, rue du Maine, receyra SON altar
tlon immediate. On ~ %trouvera tous les san,ed;s
Opelousas, Q mars 1851 Su
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4 LPHONSE DEBAILLON. Eneanteur
~ Public dams ct pour la Paroisse st. Landry.
Tout ordre laisse chez lui on au bureau de IT,. S
Robin sera promptement execute.
,Opel0usas, I jnnvier 1850.
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1900 Acres Of Land for Sale.

G1XTEEN hundred acres of land situated on The
- East hank of Bayou Rouge, st. Landry; ti'
tract of land lying above high water, can be made
one of the most desirable cotton plantation mi
Southwestern District of Louisiana.
Apply to CHEVlS & RlTCHlE,a
Land Agents, Washington, u.
July 7, 1860.
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= soassignt s'etant tixe aux opelousas est pret
~ l ialre tonte espece donyrage qui fait parti de
IL espere mdriter fencoura cement public, FONT
ordre laisst a Ia plarmacie de NJ. p. Hebrard rere.
vra uue attention immfdinte.
Opelousas, ~ jan 1861.
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$500 de Recompense.

maroon de Ihabitation de Francois R
Il bin de la Paroisse st SLandry,
a: ]: ! ! ! I I 4: e. !. ! !: : = ! :: : =; =; !; !: =: J : = :: !: !; !: !: !; !: ! = :: !: =: :: .: : !; ! !! ! s
lie Ter JUN 1859, I'm jenne ntgre nom e9&t.
me Jim Brabbon, age de 20 ans, de f@&4ID
couleur noire. Sa taille est de S pieds ES4
pouces de hauteur ct il pese environ IVA
$50 liyres. AW.
La recompense ci.dessus, sera payte ~
a qui conque larretera de manibre 4 Ip
&c que je puisse Fobtenir, on en- me -
lie iiyrant a Ia Nouvelle-Orleans, chez NJ. s.. W., er
coisnure Gravier ct Baronne. ~
j. N. WILSON.
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TOSEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, Encan-
teur Public dams ct pour Ia Paroisse St. Ian
dry; tout ordre laisse Il son bureau on chez A Mills
paugh, d Washington; sera promptement execute.
Opclousas, Z %jaiyier 1860.
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NJ Fl. PHE:P s, u. S. D enn,, So
~ residence, Baton Roune nspaty Surveys,
'o' 'le hh'fy OF Lands at the State iI sns \. Asslt
w 7 REFERENcEs: DAuu o1ice.
VA, McOnlloueh Sur. Gen. Dopa,d.o,,,,
HON ne ! G rel; nesister opelousas I snss nI AZ
ii, Cnny, Harri.onburg. La. ourg' La; Hon. I
March II, ls6O.-ly.
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A Yelldre.

lsIN moulin a scie 4 vapcnr de Ia force de vingt
~ SaagaSxss sltle sur u rivihre Calcasicu, a en-.
maitre, forge, etc.
Ce moulin est en- parfAit eiat. Les conditions
seront avantagenses; pour plus ample information,
? adresser au bureau de cette feuille.
Opelousas, . JUN 1850.
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sNouyeau magasin,

ES soussignes ayant formt une soci6te de COM
merce sous Ia raison de Ney E Duprs, ont
l'honnenr a anuoncer q leurs amis ct au public en-
GENERAL, que Fun d'enxsyient d'srrivee de New
York avec un assortment coulplet de
Naroaandises sAches, ~
Quincaitleries,
ChAussures, fe
Groceries,
Liqueurs,
BLOSSOMS,
3rt-ZA-klEf7 4t3f%EI 1888 .ga-
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A ENDRE
Naturalization cotonniere, situee sur lie bayou
~ BGnf, a environ vingt miles de Washington.
seize cents acres de terre, don't deux
cents sont bien c~ultlves; beau moulin 4 cotton, mai
son De maltre, cabanes a Negro, magasin a mails,
etc., c'est une des habitations les mieux entrete'
n,ies de tonte la paroisse; aussi, dix A douze nAgres
81 Facheteurs veut en- faire l'acqnisition.
CHEVIS y RITCHTE,
10 sept 1850. Agents de terre a Washington.
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G A l. AGENCY.
~ A.. W. Belle a44{
,,ro General hsency at baton Rouge, L..
Aiso' commissioner for the Court ~ c !.
Louisiana, United States Life insu,ar.a y \ ulalns q
Trust Company Of Philadelphia. Csnit I" .Sng sad
4. $. Crawford, President C. q. JmIav $1,000 s.vs.
Branch office for the South and Wat sT " saII
street, Neworleans. Benjamin ii. Floren,os. o.sap
Harmon Doane. Assistant Agent. u0e' Ageh',
Risks on the lives of WHITE PFRsoNs 4,
SLA YES taken on the most favorable farm. ana
March ., 1870 - a. W.. BELL, agent,
""'N" A''o'-lJ' Baton Rouge.
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TOSEPH A. GAUTHREAUX, Collector
- etc, offre ses services au public CONNIE tel.
Tout ordre laisse a son bureau, on chez A. Mills
pangh, a Washington, sera promptement execute.
5Opelousas, Is oct 1860.
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Upwards or SI3,OOO,OOO
Of Ios4es have been paid by the Rtpa Insurance c,
in the past y year..
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NUMI}ER l94
flor the Intsliiscncer.
Union Meeting la Marshall County,


AZ public meeting held az Terrirs
School House, on tue 4th lust, for the
purpose of nominating a Union man 10
represent us in tue next Legislature of
Virginia, on motion, F. a. Cummins was
called TO the Chair, and j. G. Foster ap-
pointed Secretary.
Alter the object of the meeting had been
explained by the Chair, the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
RSso!Ved, That we will vote for no nnn
Tor Office who is not sound Union man,
without amy IFS or ands.
Resolredr That we fully endorse the
.tsolations offered bYzour member in The
State Convention, James Burley, Esq, us
Gmbodying the sentiments of his constiu.
ents, ana BY them we art determined TO
stand or lnll.
Re9otrts, That Memsey Swan is the
unanimous choice OF this meeting rs u
candidate for nomination at the Mounds
vile Convention, 10 be held on the 18th
uitlmo and w. D. Loyston is hereby Fp-
pointed delegate to that Convention.
On notion ResoiVed, That the proceed
lngs of this meeting be forwarded 10, the
Wheel ng IHtsitgeneer for publication.
On motion, adjoHrped.
+. "A CuWHISs, Chm'n.
II. O.. Foster Sec'y
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THE woRKs or LORD BACON.
The new s. :sd1tIen 4 jast q i,.usa by nro,yn

The new edition just issued by Brown
q T0EERrd, Boston.
From writer IN tho Utica (N. j ueraldI
The revival of the study of Lord Bacon
has basis of appreciation for his works.
and OF aspiration for the same current of
thought and elaboration of principlcs
while doubtless some will perform the tas /;
which the literary fashion imposes, indo-
/ iently, and in no hope or purpose 10 rcnp
the 'irnit." Yet that word, to all readers
OF Bacon, gathers in itself all beauteous
hues and all luscious growth, and the mer-
est mental contact with him will deveIou
phosphoreseence that will suggest TO the
hlindest. the illumination and irrudiation
OF which he said: 81 have held up light
IN the obseurities of philosophy which
VIII be seen centuries after am. dead
Living through all the grand reign of
Elizabeth, and only little removed from
Perihclion of cour; life; hearing the nut
terings of the civil conflict that was gath
erIng, ready 10 burst upon Euglund in the
age of mrn that have had no peers, and of
mental activity that has had hardly n
parallel, Bacon won niche by himself
above and apart from n II others. Not only
first among Englisbmen, is he pronounced
by the cOnsentancOus voice Of criticism.
but eulOgy hnds no peer in all the history
of our rHee with which tn compare his in
teilectual Capacities and lnbors.z Il is we'll
that the reading world has gone back from
the lighter faucIes OF the hour to the sub
stantiai riches of the founder of modern
philosophy
Wheiher the; new, edition of his works.
noTain ronrse of publication by Brown &
Tagghrd, is altogether consequence, or
chiefly cause of the revival Of the stud '
Of Bacon, it may not he important to in.
9pire It certainly provides An authorita-
i've text IN most admiruble style, ard at a
price within the reach of most who are
likely TO desire the works. Thirteen VOL
nmes will be filled with thetext, transia.
tons Of the original Latin, and The notes.
The eleventh volume begins the Literary
aRd Professional Works" (" and is tile first
issued IL is occupied by the history of
Henry VII, one or two fragments, and thai
perennial tribute 10 the '.happyi memory Of
Queen Elizabeth The twelfth aud thir-
teenth volumes have also been published
The edition is issued in the best style of
the Riverside Press. and leaves nothing tn
De desired BY the printers eye. Il is fur
nished by W.-O. Mcclure, to subscribers.
whose names also will be received by him.
Charles MarsbsII, Esq !, IS tue agent for
the above mentioned editiou Of Bacou's
works, in RheelIug
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Speech OF 0Ir. WIIloy, OF rDronongalIa,
in the state Convention, March as,
1s61--The Taxation Question.
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CARRAGEEN RAIM.
81 LHHRATED- FOR COUGHS COLDS, etc .
EeeeaSed. 3. ROCKING, AEst,
ola FeIloyrs' Hail Drus store
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10 coEFEE.--lOo .bags prime Rio cone
y ,1 iS's rHNelvel aad Tor salS IS -, :
''a" N. REILLT.
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IPOSTERS, PROGRAMMES,
Sc. Sc. sc.

1SsWe have. at Il heavyexpendIture, furnished our
lob 0i;e with all necessary materials, epbraeinp
TYPE, RULES, BORDERS, CUTS. Gc,
or thr latest and most fashionable styles 10 render 1t
capable of executing work equal to that ornuy other
establishment in the city, possessing facilities in
Tie way of Steam, &C., for doing work Cxpcdiiousy
unsurpassed by any other office, we respectfully pre-
sent onr cldms for share of public patronage assn
ring those who un,rust their work to u.s. that no effort
shall be wanting To give entire satisfaction.
novll-59 CAMPBELL t ArDERMoT,
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at terms consistent With Eolvency and
fAIr profit.
E.geeialdReHtioHg girER 10 LISLruHes Of D DHELLLNGS
dHd C6Ht>Hts for terHas or one 10 61e ysIfE.
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MS o R A N @ 3 .
HETN a
Insurance Co. of Hartford.
INCORPORATED 1910.
Capital & Surplus, s2,104,lOO.O2.


The INCOME Of :i,IS Company Il DOUBLR that of
any Oiher Fire InslrNure Corporation in the 4
unitcd States.
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9atlg gutrlllgplrfrr
TNn1Is o. ApVRRTTsINIGII

rWE1vR soLID LIxEs or NoSPAREn. COR oyx 1Scg.l ON
LEsss MAKE SoUAKE.
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The resolutions introduced by Mr.. Will
ley, being under consideration in Commit
tee OF the Whole, he addressed the Com
mittee as follows:
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5-SPECIAL NoIicEs Double the Above rates,
Yearly Advertising reasonable terms accnr-
ding TO the space occupied and the hsnroS
made. % " <4'''iesS
AllRdvertisements rum transient persons q strane
ers. to be paid for in rClraner --sI : i-fs
business Cards not exceeding FIVE lines SO p.r wear
or - for SIX months. Int for shorter period nuthur
Will he counted less than a SQUARE
The privilege Of Annual Advertising IL limited To
the AdNerttEerE own Immediate bu5inesF: and All
advertisements for the benefit OF other prisons "a
welI IS all legal adverisenents and advertisements
Of auction sales and real estate sent in by ti,e rns
be paid for at thp usual rates
A5as Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be Inserted until forbid and CHARGED
accordingly. 49, - eS
cases Al full rates. @ -
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
Sermons, so cents oach noyi1-,sa
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The progress of this Corporation has been stable
Aal uninterrupted through Of financial sun
shine aud storm or periods sTentfu IN exempt from
sweeping coaaIgrIiions and maritime disaster. Be
In long e4tAbliSe cash basis, the troubles Of
the credit system aHe.t ne in material particular.
pIring ~hari times the security Of reliable Iusu-
rance Is an Imperative duty-the ability of property
h"llers 10 sustain los heing then much lessened.
PolcieIis'nel without delay. and ali business at
tended to with dispatch aul fidelity. bE
y. c. ARTHUR, Agent,
Office over the Bank of Wheeling.