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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
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FAMILY MEDICINES.
DyspeptIC EliNlr

FAMILY MEDICINES.
DySpeptEc EliNir
RANKS hrst among the Tonnes Il iuvisorates and
strengthens the system and Is peculiarly adapted per.
sons Of weak aud delicate constitutions
COUGH MIXTURE.
Prepared from recipe which has TODD the test Of trial
Ior twenty hve years cal he recommended iuvnlu-
ave remedy for Coughs Cold, &C. 1t should be hsi in
every household.
THROAT LoZgSGES,
For Coughs Colds Tickling in the rhroaL loarsen,-.
&c, &C.
DIR. onANDLEws WORN LozGNGE'
safe and eHeetual.
DYsPhpTIC Hills,
sed for the same purposes as the Elixir.
ARNlCA AND ACUNlrE LINlAlENr
This preparation hss bean extensively used In Kheun.
asm ahi Neuralgia, as well sprtiu- and Bruiso-
with the most beneficial results II Is s tu
external Application iol the reei Of pain,
BOMApnIAN.
This Hair Tonic, by prom thug q healthy action of ii,
scalp inylgorfes the growth and adds and soii.
ness to the hair.
DANhRtlF EGAplrATnr,
EGeetually remove daudruT from the heat ID ,ontr
per pint.
HAIR pBrsslNd,
For smoothing and lNini ohnir
DUPoNCOs GoLpgN PILLS.
For females Il per box.
winslow's s1othing Syrup, llo.iaGer- Biit.rs uooi
lands Mtters Wisharrs liue 're Tar tnf4iIl Nittrri
Tar aud Wild Cherry syrup, lasne'. pupAr. .p,n4 ti
tour Olive uil, Concentrated tlyariug ENflct- .mi
Tooth, and Hair l'Ti9he'' Combs r,ctei BaoR-, rai
honnairs, etc, etc. oeUu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
spmc one or iote of Dr. lluri's Dental Reme-
dies, which we cannot Ii l. None are mti.nb,e
except The NearsLgm Ftdster, which we send N
au Envelope On receipt OF price 10 cenlsl ana
pne stamp But TO ACCOMMODATE persons in.
places where the druggists and storekeepei- nr,.
hehiud the age, We have put up packnaes n
white embossed boxes, seven inches bv tnur
with compnrtmehts-each box containing A hat
lle ol Dr hurts MouiA Irash, md Tooth Ici,
props, a bUx OF Tooth Pogder, the NeDr,l,.,
PIsfer, anu IL valuable little Treatise ON NH
anil their Diseases The best menus oC prese,y,yo
them, md he ProFer treatment " CAiidreMs Tee,i
worth Of Itself tile entire cost to every von,,,,
inan or woman, or parents with young children
with several other necessary articles price nj r
package one apiiaT, or SIX packages for So. sem
by express as directed. As tue Expr, 81 ehatges
are not much, II any more on u d. zen than, a.,
Due, it is far cheaper to order six or "A do7.,,
packages at one time. arge family will wan,
all, or the surplus can be disp sed Of To neioh.
hors with pubic beueit, for 10 one can estin,1,,.
now much pain, sui ring, uDhappiness. and dis.
/ ieurement expense, loss Of time and rnone,
would be saved to the country it eyerg fatoily
to day hal one Of these packages, when. in IL
| self, is complete set OF Dental Remedies Ad-
ircss Vim. u. Hurd Co. Tribune Bnildings
New ork, and write name mud address plaiply
That reniltancrs may he made with confidence
| W. B. II * Co. refer to the Mayor nf IIrooklyn
10 G. W. Griffith, President Of the Farmers and
j liti2en's Bunk, Brook lyn to the Editor of tho
Am rioan Manufacturers Gazette; to Jov, Coe
X Co., Publishers Agents, New York; To p. \
Barnun, Esq, who knows a good thing when he
sees II aud who has already orlcrrd second
suppy, etc
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
1000 Agents Wanted

tt introduce DR.. liuri4 Dental Remedies into
max money quickly, can do better with these
artic leg than anything in market. Tbev srs
new, useful low priced and we are spending
thousa lds in advertising them for the benefit of
agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozrn
of the nt dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, on receipt Of seten dollars.
about haii price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be.
coming an agent. They can be sold in day
Bssya We looa ID rather pay salaries Man Commis
sons 10 those a0ho prove themselves efficient salesmen
BS3"Now is the time to go into the business
For address ant references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13

lie also has In separate building an excellent A.,
sorment Of the various kinds of tertzer3 such a. uure
nus ahl course Bone Dust, Gnnnos Phosphate Of lme
Poudretr, Ne ami hopes by strict attention to merIt
share Of the publ patronage.
charge. '' ''-'''' ''e'V'
jyl5ly. SAMUEL, kEtIRy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
Groceries, Wholesale and Retail
JACOB s. WELDIN

IS. q hhsrECTfULli informs The citizen OF wilmin,.
E< ton, and the public generally that he has on bsnd
Alal us old established stand, at the corner of Nm
ENIii and KING su, general assortment Of Wall ssls
ed fally drucesa.Wh'h heWiii sell at the lowest Fi
anu ON the most REASONABLE ierms lhvina tor ni,rb
Of years been engaged m ihe intncss he fliy IN
Ftfs me pnn To- call Nrt 'sn'a li, stock as he tels
confident viz sise ~. s. an rs' ses
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13

BY William 2, Baily os New
eilpin't eal1a ilf medicinal
v. g. GILPIN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
The UNION
Volunteer Refrcsment Saloon,
PHILADELPHIA.

E8ld57isIfd I0T 1uFn5IN9 mldls o soldiers on
MtW ray 10 amt (rom Tie tear, and lie temporary
cure cf The sick,
HAVING been in operation two years supported by
private contributions the la Hs Of the committee pro
pose holding Fair in aid Of cur fund. commencing at
the Saloon on the 10TH inst, To @ ntinue ten days.
Tr success OF our first fair due the liberal pa.
ironsg from all sections aud e. and we ask the in
ahants Of Wilmington and vicinity, To extend 10 this
Their aid The tNprss. collecting teles in ynur vicinity
Will deliver to any conhiLut Of fruit flowers. but.
ter. oggs trui cost to the donors aud return all
baskets vessels thst may entrusted their care
Please direct below, sending The uame Of the con.
t.ibutur with each lot to b., r. < sterri.
AFRAID BAEHnWs, Chairman,
Union NulAntear Rrlreshment saloon
Foot oi Washington Avenue, rhiia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
FLOuN, NMNp AMD GRAIM

iIHt sh' "i' srrriiuiiy Hinrns the citizens of VIII
4 minst1n and 'ciu5 iFtt hc has iaiei. ir Fnpr
ited ana u' tiu store pos ij Nt, Front sueoi former
y occupied ni S. K Nio'ds Co. where he mi MI. tn
ins cons a., On hnnd aud for sale large as.ortIneb,
nl tue est brands VI Flour Also Feed and Grain h
lutntiirs 10 suit purchasers. Cake Meal salt in tie
sack. Hay and straw in the bale w " '
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
Fluid rIvt. Of Ergot

Equal In strength to the freshly powderrl Ergot and
more reliable as 1t dois not d. tfiurit hy ksrrug
TIE attention nf Physicians aud ihe Tadei- o-f ecnly
invited to these urepiriii0ns ou account n ther FL l.
GANCE aud RELIABILITY.
E. BRlNGlluRST Is CO.,
Pharmaceutical Chemists.
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-10-13
Santonine Worm Lozenmes.

Each Lozenge contains griir ot ssuonine t,rii.e
erysiallizaba prinepl' ui Cheuoi ldnm A. eniniienn
o. Worm seedl and arc favored wrh pcptruu Lriuuu
Mlnersfeen or sassafr4s nhy be- drerrl Rim
fe7dy accepted aud est by children tho Lp1angr- 81
lord An excellent mode fur aiminiSisfiu. Nermfur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-03

A dispatch received at the /. > Navy De
partment says: "The Richmond Whig, Of Sa-
| turday, announces the capture, on Thursday
morning, off Charleston, Of the steamer Prln-
cess Royal, running the blockade with most
valuable cargo. The pilot and one OF the crew
escaped and arrived at Charleston, with dis
patches from Captain Maury The Princess
Royal is one of the steamers the Navy Depart
ment has been particularly looking for, Advi-
ces received at that Department show that she
took in prior to sailing 600 bbls. 100000 lbs. J
gunpowder, machinery for steam boilers: steam
cooking wagon, six screw propellers, two Arm
strong guns, 500 cases brandy, 95 cases boots
and shoes, 229 bags Coffee 800 bales sheet iron,
500 boxes tin plates, IA bales hardware, l6
cases machinery: case buttons, 10 cases blar-
kets, &C., &c.
The Harriet Lane, it is reported escaped
from Galveston on the morning of the 10th
ult. The Brooklyn and two or three gunboats
chased her
It was reported at Havana that heavy firing
was heard at Matanzas and Cardenas, as It
coming from a serious contest at sea- 1t was
also stated that the Oreto or some other Con
federate vessel had been chased by severalFed
eral gunboats, but the result is not known.
The Creole, from New York, arrived at Ha-
vana on the 2Sth ult. She brought news that
she spoke the Federal gunboat Cayuga, which
reported she had observed steamer on fire,
and supposed it was the Oreto, and three other
vessels were firing into herwith great rapidity.
The locality of the engagements not definitely
stated, but was in the vicinity of capes OFT Car
denas and Matanzas
The public reception of Gen. Mcclellan at
Boston Yesterday was an enthusiastic demon
stration. There appears to have been nothing
of partisan character about the affair, Mayor
Lincoln and the city authorities: all Republl
cans, taking part in it. From seven to ten
thousand persons we're congregated In front OF
the hotel.
The telegraphic dispatch from New York
to the effect that son-in-law Of Senator Doo-
little Of Wisconsin had committed suicide, was
| blunder either of the Associated Press or the
operator. It is untrue. The suicide was
connection of former distinguished official
from the same State.
Mr.. Boieau, of the Philadelphia Journal,
recently arrested, and subsequently released,
has made full apology for the publication OF
the article for which he was arrested and
pledged himself hereafter, mot to write or
print any such article" and ito demean him
self in all things as true and loyal citizen OF
/ Il II 9 - 20 He f,r,ner friends say that
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PUBLISHED DAILY BT
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
ns~ OFFICE-No. 1O4 King street, over
Stones, formerly French's) Book Store
" AR NEWS.

that the great naval eXpeuluon was ready 10
sail last Friday, and were only awaiting the
abatement of the storm. Its destination IS of
course conectural, but it is believed that either
Charleston or Savannah will be the point OF
attack. On Monday of last week sixty steam
transports, having on board as many thousand
troops. were lying in the harbor OF Beaufort,
together with hundred and fifty sailing yes
sells, laden with artillery and munitions of war
This constitutes the largest naval expedition OF
the war.
Adyices from Murfreesboro' to the 9th ult
note the engagement at Woodbury., on the
NlcNlinnville railroad, some account OF which
had been received from the South. 1t was an
ATTEMPT to surprise large force of Confede-
rates, but they got warning, and tel back
There was some fighting, in which the Federal
loss was two killed and nine wounded. The
Confederates lost, it is said, their colonel and
thirty-four others killed, and one hundred prls-
oners
A Federal scouting party, consisting OF one
hundred and thirty men, under command Of.
Lieut. Col Steward, recently made demon
stration into Van Buren, on the Arkansas RI
yer, and captured steamer and three hundred
passengers.
Late Southern journals furnish some war
news of interest," It is stated that Federal
iron-clad steamer attacked Fort McAllister, at
the mouth Of the Ogechee river, below Savan-
nah, On the 18th ult., but was compelled to
draw off, her turret being injured An officer
from the Federal feet who arrived at Fortress
Monroe yesterday, contradicts this report, how
ever, and says that the Montauk, the steamer
engaged, lay under the fire of the fort for four
hours, the shots of the Confederates having no
effect upon her These accounts confirm the
previous reports concerning the mover ents of
this iron-clad, but nothing is said of the Con-
1ederate steamer Nashville, to capture which,
it was stated, was the chief object of the expe-
dtion.
4 Richmond paper states that there were in
dlcations Of an early renewal Of battle before
'lcksburg. The Federal feet consists of one
hundred and seven boats, ninety transports
and sixteen gunboats, having on board force
estimated at eighty thousand men, Some five
thousand troops are engaged on the canal op-
poslte Eicksburg. A Cairo dispatch corrobo-
rates this statement, and says that the water
Vas running through the canal two or three feet
oeep, but there were no signs of the channel
Widening The chief of Gen. McClernand' S
STAT was killed by the Confederates while be-
was engaged in destroying the ferry boats op-
OOsIto 81
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lONGRESS. In the u. D Senate YeSCerQay,
Mr. Richardson presented the petition of Mao.
ison Y. johnson, who claimed to have been ar
rested by the Government and discharged with
out cause It being admitted that the peti-
toner could have obtained4esMs discharge by
taking the oath Of allegiance, the Senate
laid the petition on the table. Mr.. Har-
ris, from the judiciary Committee, reported
back the bill to aid the State of Maryland to
emancipate the slaves within her limits, with
amendments The Legislative, Executive and
Judicial Appropriation bill was adopted, with
amendments appropriating eighty thousand
dollars for the Agricultural Department., and
twenty thousand dollars for experiments in
preparing hemp and fax as substitute for
cotton After disposing Of some unimpor-
tant business, the House resumed the consd-
Grafton Of the bill to raise one hundred and
fifty thousand negro soldiers. The debate was
closed by Mr. Stevens, who called the previous
question. The motion to refer the bill to the
Military Comn.ittee was rejected d-ayes 81,
nays 50. Mr. Hicknlan's substitute was also
rejected The notifications proposed by Mr..
Casey, excmpting the States Of Maryland,
Delaware, Kentucky, Tennessee Missouri and
Western Virginia from the provisions Of the
bilf;e and preventing negro officers from COM
manding white soldiers, were adopted, aid the
bill finally passed-yeas SO, nays 55.
The n. Y. Post argues that it is hopeless to
get to Richmond at present. and that Richmond
is of no earthly use anyhow, and that the Ar
nv of the Potomac had better be broken up
and sent West
Baker has arrested eight parties tor procur-
ing soldiers discharges on forged papers,
Among themis Lieut. c. n Holding, Of the
I'd Wisconsin, who forged Dr.. McCalls name,
receiving from twenty-five to hundred dosa
lars for each case.
To-day is the day fixed for the election OF
United States Senator from the State OF New
York, to supply the seat to become vacant on
the 4th of March next by the expiration OF the
term Of the Hon Preston King 1t is expect
ed that the contest between the Republicans
will be lively one.
The Health Officer OF Brooklyn has prohibi,
ted the sale of rye coffee in several stores, a
respectable German family of eight persons
having been poisoned by the seeds of poison
Gus weeds which, growing among the rye, had
been roasted and ground up with it.
Atone clock, Sunday morning, fire broke
out on Main street, Norfolk, destroying the
following buildings: Bateman & Millwood $
restaurant, J. A. Bates bar room, one grocery
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| u Nsblo, the hayonets Of the army against the
breasts OF The fathers, brothers and friends OF the
soldier, aud sufJeating those States TO military
surveillance and DOMINION.
70 That We denounce, as libelers OF the Demo.
cratic party and enemies Of their country, the men
who are engaged in Representing the Democratic
party as wanting 10 sympathy with soldiers in the
Held. It's Ease sander upon human nature to
assert thai the Democrats, who have hundreds {
thousand of brothers and sons IN the army, do not
sympathize with them and Il s an outrage upon tho
Dsnt cratic party that has away stood by tue coun
Try to assert that IT is bot the friend Of its gallant
defenders
23. That The conduct Of Bn adler General Massn
the military commandant at Columbus and Of the
officer commanding the provost guard 10 preventing
all appearance Of military restraint upon the proceed
lngs Of this Convention, show that they have just
appre iahon Of the Constitution Of their country and
The rights ~ the people, and that they are wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct on this occa
sion is 10 striking contrast with the contrary conduct
Of the military authorities upon the occasion Of the
late Democratic meeting at indianapolis. And we
take pleasure IN ssing confidence in General
mason and the officers and soldiers under his
mnnd.
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees, three for the Constitution and three
for the Union.
VILLAIN MEDILL President.
AMOS LAYMAS, Secretary.
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@R0ical.
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL

Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
And under the control OF two Of the most Emins nj
Physicians in the world,
nR. Il. BONAPARTE, from London and Paris
~ Hospitals and for the past ten years of the DIN.
cnnat Venereal Hospital, and Dr. r b. REYNOLDS
late OF New York. This is the only ONCE in the city
where permanent eure of Private Disease can be
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change ol
diet Gonorrhma cured in ito a. hours, elect cured
in 10 10 DAYS; Structures cured in TO weeks; Moe
turnal Emissions stopped IN 2 to dAysi Seminal
Weakness cured In tos We, KS; Syphilsinits prIma.
~ stages cured in days. Sec ndary symptoms in /
to 3weeksi Skin Diseases cured IN / to weeks; inn.
potency, yigor restored Va TO 4weeks All diseases
= private nature treated with unparalleled success,
male or female.
Dr. Bonspare's great work on nriyate diseases. the
Private GUIDE TO HEALTH - be nehcal 10 all male and
iemale old and young, should read this book twill
enlighten those Who groPe in darkness. Price 20
DE-. Bsnaparte's French Patent Male saie 1t is
perfectly SAFE and never fails to go satisfaction. tits
the only sale and sure preventive against disease
Price OF the French Patent Male Safe, 81 the single
enc, 81 per hst dozen "a per dozen, sent by mail
safe and reliable remedy for suppressions and ali 6e
male diseases Ladies' should not use them ,hIung
piegnaney, hs they VEL produce miscarriage. Price
81 90 per box-extra fine s5sent 10 any address by
mail. y
Drs. B. r. are the men to consult; they are I'm.
quesuonaby acknowledged to be the cham pIons and
kings OF Ytnerea diseases, and the only Doctors MO
receive monthly reports nom the old W0Eld, they
have been accustomed rom early age Of youth IL
witness the various diseases which aiiiot rnsskS,S
and 70 watch the progress through a long career OF
proiessonastudy In every sphere Of lie, nom me
humble abode OF poverty to The mansion OF the veal.
thy, and having aseertaned beyond doubt the vast
suffering OF humanity, they determined 10 select lie
generAye system Their particular study and 10 De-
vote their 20 the aley alton OF the dis.
eases OF these important functions No letters will be
answered unless they contain remittance or post.
age stamp. Call or address,
Drs. B0NAPARTE REYNOLDS,
No. 1872 Sycamore street between Fith 4 Sixth east
side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Once hours nom o AM, toeP.M k6
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~ ~ ~ sszss-szs t.ssE..-ss. .yi!. u.
( hhAI NATIONAL koU1k-l efitlm,l,. ~, 49,
~ Ihstoh ana Baltimore on the East nna "A V,..,,'- @
pSnmoou and Farkersburg the West Al v beS %
points n VIZ, M hafosas steamers, &C, or anu nom ~
lhIee Trains Laily Tor all the LasteI, = ''is
~ ms y the only route 10 Mas!.InRlou In, -
49, s, nauHlore al $500 7;4U anu lv0v m ,si,, a ,
n ~ ~ ~ on auhdaya az 4:3U anu 7.4O a ~ ,ri
I eHtS washington at b;UO, 74U ana IA a M kn,i "a
IhJpnni ai On sundays At $50 ana IN only
via Washington CITY az an sduItlonal cbnre e tooufet
I hi" Us gulek and fare rs low as by any othsr ro,
INQUIRE ior uoKets via Baltimore and Gt, Iouss
al any o the principal Railroad otcr in o t ,nel,rua
j. II, SULLIVAN, Gen. WeStern A.,
w u s,,,rL; l.; NJ COLA, Gen. Ticket Ag1 - .
W. r. SMITH, Master OF 1ransporTstiors - ann
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Dpelng Nouse.
D Y Elm C HO U s e

NO SO, ST CLAIR, BET. FOURTH FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
HNHE undersigned Informs the public that II. "a !.
l. practical dyer, and has established q dive house at
me above place. and is now prepared to color All kinds
o SIZES, Sallns' Ribbons, Wooden and Cotton Goods
any coloT,tha may be desired
Hrease and STAINS remoyedlrom all kinds fabrics.
ne m warrants TO insh all goods in manner TO give
saushcHoni having all articles necessary TO perform
his work IN tho best possiblestye.
aul9 HERMANN wIEoEND
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sandusky, Dayton and UinclnnalI A. -
Al3M szss:..,sliss X. ~ sE..s.;sIsssss.s,l


IA e ~ sszs.-...;5;s ssssssszs,s:ssssaa=sss3
4 IN and allef December 81, 1000 ana nam n,rtn
~ honce, passenger anu freight Iranb pili lev.
"a ilON, BUnR hofthi as follows; ''
R.In A. NJ; through Freight and Accommodate
OsGV WIN Ih5eenger Car attached
ln.Qn A. NJ hAl tram iOr Springfield Colu,nt,,s
lOsOO Urimnai Belieiouhno, Eofust ,livas s,,
Inuiu,hs, c0hhetung al Springfield with Ifain io,
lIohuVn anu lOlumbus, arriving Colulu bus M g,
M al urtslna with train Tor Columbus; M Fots1 s.P
IRAN on flusburg, ~. Wayne a Uiucaeo K n g'e
East arriving IN Crestne At o4j H. ald lJttssis x
S.SV M az clyde with Iran Cleveland and I,,,a
-. ~ gong hhsti arriving Cleveland Al b.ao n ~
huhhrh Al $50 a IN, anu buffalo at b;, M ,,,tn3
west arriving ~ Toledo nt lZ;lO m Dstfoii at hIb
M Ohiuhgo ~ lV!JV fni and oanduaby al b.4b n M
A., 4. M. N8ht ENpIess Tor epilpshcld iriars
Osl1 anu belieiOntGine, Cunnes tll,p M itnrt -
IRAN gong last On llllstNTg, ~. Mh,ne and CI''rN
hoHui arriving Nfestilne 1T b3i5 NJ Pitisbliro "a 80
~ HohB West, WIN Tram Srnting IN H. Wnrr M
o'Ho IN, anu Chicago At lUlU H. NJ / y,e viif ir.n
ua CleNeihhd ana Tuxedo IL. i hIfiNinu In Jt X,sit -
e.So M DunilrK ht 4;Uu tuh,Io AZ 6.lU ~ ,,
reaches sanauskJ al 7;sUa H. Wv d
T.n6 r. ~ huntsville AcCouiniuuaion tsavtu.
tsOO bny ton On AuNai Of Ifa!p ir,-rr = ,,,.H4t Ht
iSI spihgneiu al 300 IN, Iftsns a lu.io p f5
Mess LpeIly az lliAJ IA, belleiona,ue Il ll!ol a M
and Huntsville az isl2 M A "a
~, llehets Wa tins Line 70 ali points Nutth. Isl nm.
"est can De hsu al ihe lcket Once IA tht Iiio 49,.
-aAM l. W. hlNdi IicAet agent
- rare always as low by au1 uit,r t,,t..
TOT lhivriuAuOn Ieiatife W snuilapu r s,I...
noeso, - Apply ~ the Itiupany rIcLnt tetCt-.J
mAS5Ll, Agent. Il. l.,Lt s,,,.., y i,.,.,Ss,
~. " OLArr, cen Ticket Agent ~ a
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OF HARTFORD. coNNRorIcur.
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE

fTNHE Etna grants policies FOR 11FE, for a tenn
j. Of years, Endowment policies and ehiidi ems En-
dowment Also, Non Forieihng Policies, on which no
payment Is required afer ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two Losses in this city
within the last ak months. ss
Among nl the contri vances OF MEN TO protect the
family clsele from want, none can be fsund more sim
pie IN A chafacter, noble in its feaures OF certain in
Y resltss Than Life Insurance. tits the prop which
the dying husband leaves to
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Dayton, Ienla and COlnmbus EaIlrood

ca III S G;:;s.ssa3 Eg.ssss;
Niii.sE Daily Trans East, wa Ooln,bns qhrt1,
lihfel Is3ilt R.sl ~ ~, ISL err -,iiiss.
and ~ iooMsi NV Nght xprsss l0j NJ: IL ~
i 49, SstHppss LAY Express at 11i4OA M frsi,s
= s'vp y 'uy <. Aema ana London. Aceoffnies,stS n
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