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ssEs ~,
1s Pennsylvania avenue, between Paur-aId.l.
half and Sixth Streets.
~ EstabIishsasRt % up sealrs.
slana Eied Ia suts. The trade sapplisA.
%: 10-1y
w Hill m FITCH,
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,

WiLLlAm PITCH.
ATTORNEY FOR CLAIMANTS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND F STREETS
Opposite III. Post Office,
WASHINGTON, DC,
Pfoseoutes Claims for Pensions, Bounty Money,
Bounty Land Warrants, Lost Property, Res ruitinp
oinoers and al other just Claims against the Gov
Also, Patents procured for Inventors.
Special attention given to cases before the Court
OF Claims.
Fees reasonable in all Gases, to wit:
10 each tension case So 90
Bounty Money case ....................... 90
nounty Land case ........................ 500
rhy S'hiu.' '.'.'s'.'. .........,,.,,......... o.
Widows ant minor children Who are roor, hall
the atsye rates. Those who are er.r,msly indigsn
,ree Of charge, except mere disbursemsnfs
Correspondents will b. entitled to share the fees
In all Cases they forward.
,,.,;,ns C;Snssuss,ng counsel Hen H. GtLLET. late
former Solicitor of the Treasury.
Special References by Permission:
Hon Richard " Wallaoh, Mayor Of Washington.
Hon W. W.'Seaton, ex Mayor Of Washington.
Lewis johnson n Co, Bankers, Washington.
Swesny h uuyck, Bankers, Washington.
Ex Governor Hunt, Of L0ckport, New York
Judge Gardiner, of LOokpoft, New York
Hon. John q tnson, State Seuator, Buffalo, N, Y
- hon Burt NaOhorn, member Of Congrtss from
Hon. G. W. Clinton, Judge supsl ,or Court, Buf
falo.
Msssrs, Hubble & Davis, Couusellors, Buffalo,
NY.
Judge Bowen, Of Lockport, New York.
Judge Woods, Of Lockport, New York
=, Hon. 7. I. Flagler, ex member Of Congress from
Hon John G4nsnn, President Of the New York
and Erie Rank, Buffalo, New York.
Oot 28-lms
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ADAMS Express Company,
~ Oacs B14 Penn. Avenue,
WAaHIuurOp Orr, ID c.

GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WESl
EkN EXPRESS FORWARDEkS
msrchandiss, Money, Jewslry, VaIaA.
blss, Notes, Stocks. B0nds, Skr.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND pISPATCB Il
al accessible ctions Of tho country This company
has agencies In the principal railway towns in the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST
Its principal ofhces are
WASHINGTON, DC, NEW YORK, BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, GIN.
ClNNAlI, BT LOUIS, LOUIS.
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections ore made At New York and Boston
with lines forwarding to the CANADAB and the
BRITISH PROVlNCEB, aud with steamship linet
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE
commercial towns In Great Britain aud on the Gov
tinent. ,-..
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS, aud BILLs
/ &C. DUNN, Agent,
jel2 Washngtol ID. G.
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WAY LINE6.

Fpr Bristol, Trenton, ko, at 7lo and OK A. NJ
Andb, 9 80 And u p. M, from Remington, and az
P. H., from Walnut street whsrE
Fpr Bristol and intermediate Stations at llk A
NJ. iron Remington.
For Palmyra, kiyertou, Delanoo, Beverly, Bur
lin&on, Florence, Bordentown, &o., at l9E,l I,
AndbkP. n
Steamboat Trenton, for Bordentown and Interme
diate Stations st 2k r. NJ, from Walnut street
wharf. -. -
~ For New York, and Way Lines leaving Ken.
sn8ton Depot, take the Cars on Fifth street, above
run. into the Depot, aud on arrival Of esoh Train
runifrom the Depot.
Fifty pounds Of Baggage only, allowed each pas.
thing NJ Baggage but their wearing appsrsi. Al
BsS6aSe over Gfty pounds, to be paid for extra
The Company LIMIT their responsibility for Baggage
Mpph RQik ysE RoHnd m md yin nd Be- liable q,
soatrsei wiz. ii. dxTzMER, a CONT %
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1869. r..'a. 1862.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES. ,a

DELPHH AND TRENTON RAILROAD GO IS
LINES.
FROM PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW FORK
AND WAY PLACES.
From Walnut Street wharf, and Ken
singson Depot.
WILL LHAvn As FOLLOWS, VIE: Fare.
At A. M, via Camden and Amboy-C. A.
Accommodation. .......................e9.2 ~. %
At I A. NJ, via Camden and jersey Clty-New
Jersey Aooommodation. -. ........,..... 22S
At tsA: M via ksnsingtou and Jersey City
Morning Mall.. :...... 800
Al nx P. n, via Camden and dAmboy-Aocom.
Maf. X, via Camden and XmSoy.G and 4. 1'
Al. Vi. camden and jersey city: ''''
Evening EHPress: ess:.............,..... 800
At r NJ, via Camden and jersey City
Al xP. n, VI. Ksnsngton and Jersey City
At Il P. NJ, Via Kensinston and Jersey city WV
At p. n, via Camden and Amboy-xooom.
mediation, (Freight and Passenger,)-
1st class ticket. ........... 72b
I'd olass ticket ........... l.bC
The az P. M. Line runs daily, Sundays exospted
Ths IL P. NJ. Southern Nail runs daily.
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SNcIA4EoTIoE1
DIX. \. vNLLNYs Private Hospital, In The
Federal Block, corner Of b, suth snd sHsstA
oppodts the Post anu Patent On,ces. Rooms
- and "A, up stairs, Washington, &c.
Au Diseases Of private nature treated In the most
ssssstino manner and radical cures Effected IN al
sas.s sYPHILlTIc AFFECTIONS, aoN0l-
RA9A, GLEET, lyI,CTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the san Of voLUPTUoUS
OREAMs, o. any wsahssa Of the aENERATIvE
ORGANS, trvn 20 /. sasss whatsoever, O. how long
standing, thoroughly sna rsdisally sarsd-
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE.
No matter what your disease, let no false delicssy
prr7sn,, Apply immediately TO Dr.. vsllny, who is
acknowledged 70 D, b, "a, he most SUCCESSFUL
fHYslClAN In the Teamed II Of private diseases.
fear pot 70 cone ana make Anowu your nisfortlnes,
end he viii speedily W On y0sr way rejoicing
SELF-AHUSE,
That drsadiul seourge OF the young, indalged IL
when Llone, whion dssuUss the sensrauvs organs,
unnis yos for married Lire, producing wssknss Of
the paok and limbs, los OF animation and muscular
power pslpitation Of tbs heart, nsrvoss irrtabnity,
oss CT memory, melancholy hsbits, iasaaisy, con.
umytisn, and death.
YOUNG MAN. in view Of the dreadful ooass.
qasnces delay not to make your osss known TO Dr..
v. Your secrets with him are raored, and yos Gay
confidently rely upou his medical skill
Thousands whose Systems were shattered and were
on the onnk OF the grave, has he brought bsok to
visoroua health BY his ssiltul treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or thoss contemplating nstri.
aony, WIN suspect themselves OF impo,enoy, seminal
weakness. or any disease arising from . relaxed
sA,eeI the genital organs, whether the rssult Of
dissse, ISisrY, consequences Of yoathful indiscrs
tionr, OF DdIIs1noe Of the passions In rper year.
sre earnestly eu,re,ted to pisSs themselves under
,hs csrs Of Dr.v. Ihsy may rely with certainty
upon specify cure, ana full visor restored
&c treats with entire al Diseases Of females
,uOh ~ LUCoRRHEA or WHITES. LAPsus
CTEKI, ac 80, and Ia sve:y case xasrsotess .
per1sot CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMAUNI.
CATIONS strictly PRIVATE and CoNFIDEN.
rlAI.
PERSONS calling see no one but the DoCToR.
rnose at . distance may be TREATED BY NAIL
giving STATEMENT Of CASE, ~. ~
ly2-4ms
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GOVERNMENT ADvTs.
A n q Y sUPP LII n ..

A RAY suFPLl6s'
yrrcs or rHs CHIzy QyAarslxAsrns,
Asny Of As Potonse,
WdsAsn0cn, Sptemley 20, 1859.
PROPOSALS are invitsd for furnishing for the
use 81 the army Of The Potonae the following ar'
ticies:
5000 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
l.. baled, the weight Of each bsls to bs
marked thereon
2ooe 400 bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality,
s,ropG sacks, yell sewed
Z 900 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well sea'
,nl4 soned and of the best quality.
Each bid must be accompanied BY the endone.
ment OF two Fespoasbls persons that the contracts
II awarded will be IA Allied.
Bids will be opsned from time to time - the ar;
ticlds may be needed and contracts will be swsfdcd
for the quantities needed, to the lowest responsible
bidder up to the tine Of opening.
The right b RESERVED 70 accept all or any part Of
Proposals shosld b. endorsed I" Proposals for Hay
9! Oats, or Weed y q me case may be, and en-.
Wv " - '.''''''RuF RUFUS INGALLS,,
IAeut Col. and A. d. O., Chief Quartermastsr.
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Read! Read! Read! Read!
usua, r,S
sSlssAic Cameo, Mosaic, Lava, osrbun
Gle, and Jet sstss Of Jswslry,lt
C-b0...... ...................... WV
nlsssnt aan,es, Turquoise, and Enam.
slsd, full setts, u 70 ss..,............. 80
Superior Euaneled, Ceral, and Opal
Cluster set1 d TO oS3................ so
Plain, Chsseo, Enameled, and Fancy
BraosleS, q 70 tS.................... % TO ioot
Cameo, Coral, Csbunole, and Minis
'urs Brooches 60 cents to si......... 40
tse1ts' Vest, Guard, and Ladiee' Cbats.
laiu Chains-the largest stock in VI ash.
h.gton, 81 to 3s........................ 1000
LAdies' Garnet and Carbunole Neck.
'1oes, q TO S3so 3so................... -. 80
Gamet, Carblr ,ls and Onyx Studs and
Buttons, dine, N = sstt .............. 100
Fine, solid, Gold bleevs-B and
Studs, separate 81 cents to 81 . sett... %
asan' Cluster aro Opal Bosom. Pins,
Iold mouAtnss. 50 cents to 81 .26.... 500
rirs Lookets rad AedAlions, for two and
tour Pictures u SlSo............. -
Seal and Ssoae.se, finger Rings, every
variety, 30 cents to sl.60.............. 800
f.eRL on! Read ON!
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WEST. NORTHWEST. AND soUHWesT.
TO CIVILIANS, OFFICERS, BANDS MEN
SOLDIERS, AND OlHEKB

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
are running through passenger trains from Wash
in8ton 10 the Ohio river without change of oar,
daily at TX =. M and p, m, and offers greater in
ducements to the travelling public that any 0lheI
route, viz:
CHEAPER FARE
LESS CHANGES OF CARS,
CLOSER CONNECTIONS,
AND QUICKER TINE
lhi- is the only route that checks baggage from
washington city to the West Tickets good untIl
USED ADD Passengers have the privilege Of laying
oVor ~ any point on the route,
Passenger procuring tickets by this route, save
the Delay and expense Of Omnibus transfer
REMEMBER THE ONLY OFFICE 70 proou, .
uokets, is At the depot Of the b. o. R. K Bsggsgt
feoetved a. any hour during the day. and no ohsres
.or u.nohnk leSeage. I,p aug so--H
T,HE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE no IN.
form the public that he he entered into business y
relations with the house OF FREKBoKs 4 Co, Bank
ers, Rome tor the selection purchase or forWsrdinp
o. works OF Art, or other articles of Roman mann
facture, VIII Oh he s prepared 10 do on the most ia
voiable Conditions and with the greatest prompt.
The greatest care will be given 10 selecting and
packing. AA1
The most liberal terms allowed in all BANKING
transactions and circular letters OF credit on nnv
Eqropean or American house oashsd by FRnsBoRs
&Co' W. j, STILLMAN,
o0tif-Wot U. b. Consul Rome.
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DAsskS ON THE POTOMAC.

On and after the 18th instant day OF september
psHss will be required from all vessels, boats DC.
navigating the Potomac river These will be issuet
by the Commanding Oiicer OF the Fletilia, and may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed At Alex
andria Or at the mouth of the river.
GIDEON WELLES,
Secretary Of the Navy
NAvy DEPARTMENT,
September II, 1882 sepA II
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NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Copsrtnership heretofore existing between
LYLE COFFIN b. this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. JOHN @. LYLE,
J. A. COFFIN.
John @. Lvls still continues the businsss at
old stand
wAsw,sa~ns. univ n. lsas. lv0
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DENTISTRY.
q ,KErMi enhSn

NJ. LOOMS. NJ. d..
rhs inventor aud pAtcntee Of the Mineral Plate
Teeth, attends personally at hia ofncs IN this city.
Many persons can wear those teeth who cannot
veat 0ehen and no psrsoa oen wssf othsrs who san.
not wear thcse. iiU.8i
Persons calling q my oGaos oaa be accommodated
With sny style and prioe Of Teeth they may dsdrs
but ID those who are particular and wish the purest
oeanes strongest and most perfect denture that ar
oan prodnss, ths Mineral Plate will bs more fuily
warranted ~ . y "
Rooms in this oity-No sss Pennsylyania avs,us
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, So7 Arch
treet, Philadelphia, G mafl6-ly
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CHARLES
LONDON. '..-
CORDIAL
g I N

V,a1l1@9n4T9n1v ~ sSAsAy :. 49, - r.~~
- : = ties, TO meet the requirements OF
Druggisn, and those to whom Pure and UnAdultsr.
atsd liquor u Necessity ora Luxury. ,,,..
II Il the oldest established Of all the GlEs "
which have started Into existence upon the basis Of
Il we'll deserved and hard earned celebrity.
II has no connection with, and u In no way like
the trashy mixtures sold "a EnoLIsu 0ia, OF
= ON ToH )" or" Leupou DoUE, /" or " L0rDoa aiF, '
Ac., 40 NO matter how much antiquity " or"n
spsctability " assumed By their begetters
Dr. Valentine Mott, Of New. YORK. says " II I,
sf preferable to even ruas Holland Gin, and e u.
tsa evticle Of " lsnd Aase ep1 seen" 30 say then
and Of physicians. ...
TIE New York Herald says: ave are surprised
st ~ 6ene6oaal sAco6 It is certain safe guard te
healthn
TT y sSs. u IsSSss n'' '''
The usw Orleans Pieayuns says: There Ia nc
remedy on earth for dyspepsia equh to IT,"
The Boston Journal says; "As . beverage, n Z
peeventive, or remedial agent, we want no other
II b'ouf Ss4s xsasna.S
women Of America, for you II h pavtioAldvll
Trend.
BoLn lnP0RfBla,
81 Liberty street, New York
sold In Warrington BY
LOWELL, COLLES CO.,
D16 Il street, near Pa. avenue,
Geo ,S-ly And dealers generally.
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- ticc Of Dentistry, in the Warrington Bu1ldinE
corner Penn8ylvani1 avenue and Seventh street
Having pfaotioed In the South nearly sixteen years
he feels sssrred that he csn give satsfaoton 70 any
that may call. '0
Teeth inserted on vuLoAHIrs, Roasll, Of GoIs
PLATs, Chloroform administered when desired
AuR 1T 49,. a. -i..r 1854. .
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SPECIAL As1lH1IoH Ii Rsousrnp.
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Ill LES ALE AND Retail

BOUT ,TD SHOE $40 -, JACKSON STREET
b''T~er h md h. y. ptl.. q. ia, takes this
tn 4 IT Ilfo 'nInz tn IL dr tn b. now pr.p red
rs Il a. hne-alt m 're iibe terms than sny her
n'nsei THIS cay His stoc< IS very large nd seec ed
NJ 4 eat care, ani stric ~ tor cash. He invites
unity n-r:l.lis vi>' a. he ci purchase 20
i've hin al. Ord ;rs from the cOuntr, will be
Mi uc"mptly.
mrs W6n y COTIrNN.
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SAIyr PAIL. Aupust o. 1862

SAINT PAUL, August 25, 1862.
am pieased, upon the assurance OF Hon. Chal les
ocher State Treasurer, of the solvent condition and
g'od management of the Madison Mutual Insurance
Company OF Wisconsin, to Join Governor aIonlon in
his commentator of that Institution.
ALEX. RAMSEY
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL MOTTO ES,
rs BATCHMOR'S HAIR DYE THE BEST IN
THE WORLD.-WILLIAx A. BAroHELoR'S celebrated
HAIR Dye produces color to distinguished from
naiure-warranted not to inure the Hair In the least
remedies the Ill effects of bsd dyes and nvigoraes the
Hair for life. GREY RED HAIR Instantly turns
splendid Black Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sod by all Druggists, &c.
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH.
ELOR, ON tbs FOUR SIDES EACH BOX.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY STREET.,
NEW YORK.
Late 23s Broadway and l6 Bond st.eet.) ieI dAwIy
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The above figures show that the Madison Mutual is
sued in 1851 nearly many policies all the other
Companies Incorporated by this State, and that tho
premiums received thereon were $1S,662.17 more than
those of all the other Companies added together show
ing much healthier condition OF affairs the
erage OF other State Companies. The above figures
also show only $5SOl Is reported losses in the Mad
Mutual for the year 1861 while reported losses in
all the other Companies amount to $2903 "a, being
nearly as much again that of the Madison Mutual,
with $lS662 IL less proceeds to meet the losses and
sustain the policies for time o come Also by refer
ring to the reports made to the Secretary of State for
the year 1861 by the three largest and most popular
Eastern Insurance Companies, it will be that the
gross amount of premiums received in this State. in
the year 1861 about $4,000 less than that Of the
Madison Mutual alone.
FOR EXAMPLE.
Madison Mutual, gross amount Of premiums received
in 1861. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AZ
EASTERN COMPANIES.
Etna ms. 20. of Hart, Ct. gross amt OF
premiums rec. in Wis. 1851, s57,9l6 ~
Home ms. Co. ofN.Y., do. 55,25S IS
Phenix of Hartford, do. do. 1888 80 1925 IS
Excess of the business Of the Madison
Mnt,aI "a 0og 90
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BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR -
~ The subscriber, late of the firm Of Fitz / Grin
dali will coH the business of Bull ting and Joiner
Work of ever descrip ion, and will superiuterd The
erection of buildings, if desired Repairing and job
bling promptly attended to Shop Minnesota street,
between Il And 5th str eets.
/ ara also prepared to construct bridges CT any
length description, repair The same rive piles,
or build Floats ~ wharves anywhere within the State
adj 'nrg states. 4. II. FIrZ
st. Paul, June 7th. 1852 le7 -daw6nnp
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N,TATEUF ESOrA, DISTRICT

q UNITY IF RAMSEY
Eng-ne y l. ruent.ur agai a. James A. Lee and
Dorca+ e. his wife Ja.ob stewart, Georse o. Ro.
h-rte"a, Thomas Yard ey joseph g. Here Renben
Bur: and Adoiuh 'iS. Ma new w. Brown, John o..
>u' v!n and iic,O by Is Law renee.
SuGlm
he tate of Minnesota, to abe dsfendsnts above
uapled
and each of on are here"y sommoned and re-
Gni "a o A'sW-r the como mis- which has
eer ed in thu once nlue lie k of his Court At ST.
ani in a Sc my, in he sat. Minnesota and
to servo copy Il /, the sal cOrp nj 90
toe Sub crib~rs, their office st raul in TIE County
. "~msey IN "a State with u ty days after he
So ice al ~ mul eXclesve o. the day Of
uch se'vc- and il you fail To wer tee comp sn
wi n tine at r+sai III. pl ipthfn HIS set will
all ~ n, Court for tire relief demanded in the said
complaint.
VAN ErTEN OFFICER,
RI intiff's Attorneys.
Dated st. Paul, Minnss ia, July ;. 1863 augl 6ww
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LAKELAND, WASHINGTON Co., MINI,

LAKELAND. WASHINGTON Co., MIMI,
,.r August 81 1885,.
Editors of Pioneer Dem ocrat
take TINS method to inform the public in regard
Solnlan Agent of said Company, called upon me on
the last day of July last, and after sh rt conveIs
ton with him Concluded to insure my property.
On the Soth day OF last month my house and large
portion Of its contents consumed by FIRE Init for
tnnatry was insured, and deem it due to the Com
pany that insured me to state that G. R. Montague
the State Agent for Minnesota, has called upon me
and adjusted and paid me the full amount of INV lose
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. fJ99b ~
A BRIEF SUMMARY 0g The COMPANY PLAN
OF OPERATIONS.
I. TO insure buildings az more than two thirds
their cash value, and thus protect the Company from
the designs OF the fraudulent AMI keep the insured in
terested in the preservation of their property
Not to insure mora than 81 coo in single risk.
3. To insure dwelling within twenty feet of any
other dwelling.
4. To allow the insured to up additional Stoves
or make alterations to the buildings. if the class OF
risk is not changed thereby, without notifying the
Company.
Aa5- .. 70 pay damages caused by the effects OF
lightning although the property may not be burned.
q. 10 hold itself resp onnbie for tie Correctness CT
the surveys and other official acts of its Agents
Z. To avoid over hazard 1us property such as stores
mills iavalns saloons factories &c. and combining
its business tn + rm and homestead risks
ne The Premium Notes given to this Company
expire with the policy Tor which they given and
are not held rpctull Indebtedness against the
mtker--is in many MUTUAL Companies.
9. This Company naure5 property on the Cash as
well rs the Mutual system
10 10 insure nothing bit Yarn, Property and iso-
lated dwellings in villages SID TOYING.
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OPTICS OF STATE TREASURER, !
MADISON, August 10th, 1862. (

AIAUISJN, August IOtl, I56Z.
To whom it may
The bearer, G. r. Montague, Esq. is the General
Agent for tine state Of Minnesota OF the Madison Mu-
tual Insurance Company.
Mr.. Montague is gentleman of standing and integ
rty and is in every way worthy of the confidence OF
all With whom he would propDre to do business.
have full faith that ne will make no statements
that are not strictly true nor will he Nuke any con
tracts that will not be fully complied with his part
The Company which he represents is in a highly
prosperous condition, ing large and safe business,
and Is under the control Of high minded, honorable
and prudent men, who entitled to and VIII, fully
possess the confidence OF their fcowcitizens
SAML. u. HASTINGS
state Treasurer, Wis.
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T Il s L n D N LIS

STATE OF WISCONSIN, ExECUrIyE DspAR1heNr}
MADISON, An cist l5gh, 1859.
To His Fxcei!ency Ally. Ramsey, Governor Of Minns
sofa, st. Iaui:
SIR: This viii be handel to you by Mr. G. F. Hast
ings, General egent of the Madison Mutual insurance
Company. The reports of this Company file in the
Office OF Secretary OF State, show it to be doing large
business and the figures would indicate that it is in
safe AMI prosperous condition.
Mr.. IL visits your State with view of introducing
the business of this Company among your people As
an additional evidence thtt the Company which he
presents is entitled t" til, confidence of the people,
would add that its officers and directors me of
standing and integrity some of whom have held, and
others now hold, Important public functions in tn
State
Respectfully your ol.dient servant,
E. WAHD SALOION, Governor.
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in accordance with my policy of insurance, and that
without any bantering or cutting down; consequently
feel that recommend by actual experience the
Madison Mutual Insurance Company as the safest,
cheapest and best Company for farmers to insure their
property in. Inanring nothing but Farm and Home
stead property, its Rules and Regulations are such
that all can comply with them.
CLIMENA LOWELL
BY JACOB LOWELL.
This Company commenced business in the State of
Minnesota July 1St 1862, and the foregoing testimo
NAL speak for themselves.
G. +. HASTINGS, GenI. Agent.
G. X. MONTAGUE,
State Agent for Minnesota
aug23- d, twGv1t
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT
- COURT. SRGOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
Eugene y. Larpea teur agairst john W. Sexton.
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The safe o. Minnesota John W s. xton the defend.
AMI above naMrdt
You a here,y summqned and re luired tn answer
the ain in tris acun VII CT hS been fled In the
office the lr'k OF this iurt 81. Paul in RAG sey
Connv an State u sin Ii sc and erve cory Of
II their Office in Paul, in the cun,y OF Ram e.. IN
said State. him twe"ty avs alter the service this
aud yon tail 10 answer the aid com aint within the
time af resald the plaintiff this action viii, apply to
the COur for the relief In TIE said cump laat
VAN ETTEN OFFiCEk,
Pla n IFS Attorneys.
Daed s.. Paul, Minnesota, July 8, 1852 ausl.6wW