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REPAIR THE BRIDGEs.-A number OF the
bridges AZ the various crossings throughout
the city are out Of repair. We have spoken Of
this matter before, and shall reeur to the sub
ject sgsin and again until the much needed re-
,,.fr. are rerfor1nef
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GIVE THE PROPER CREDIrs.-Ihe wabash
Express processes to have great aversion TO
"Copperheads," and yet there Is scarcely
day that the genius who presides over It's local
columns does not Gleh items from the HERALD,
and unblushingly publish them rs original
Sometimes he will cut out Of cur column a.
much a. half dozen items and publish
them in his paper in the same consecutive
order a. published in our paper. Give the
proper credits, Mr.. Express, as other ana hon
est cotemporaries do.
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LOG Al ~ z w s.

AppfJcsTroSs. over thirty applications
for license 70 sell liquor are en- hle IN the Audi
tors once, awaiting the action q the Board.
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For the Holidays.-G

For the HOiidays.-Grand Pianos,
Upright Pianos, Square Pianos, Cabinet Or
gans, Automatic Organs. School Organs and
Melodeons, the best and the cheapest, at Indi-
ana Piano Warerooms, No. Bates House
4w WILLARD & STowELL.
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are those just outside Of the corporation. Two
good-sized lots. on North Tennessee street,
near the corporation line, are for sale at Aue-
ton on wednesday next, 9th December. They
are very convenient TO the street Railroad, and
excellent for building sites. Now i. the time
20 secure them.
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Cunuinrhnm.--Xhat ,i.inn. al 4

Cunninghnm.--Whst yisioBs Of drlcc-
or that word " Cunnin<hsm.~ II suggests
summer with all it, gl0rion. Accomplishments
q g Clear Quill Ice Cream and other cool
and refreshing beverages. Anon Il suggests
winter with all its Palpitsting fallness Of
things excellent. just new the word Z" Gun
nngham~ means the best oysters in the CITY.
II means good eatable. generally. and il means
the place where are gotten up eli the nice
lxins for Balls and Suppers in the city. The
place IS North East corner q Illinois and Mar
ket streets. 'fo..
Grants Royal Cough, fsaI>arn is a
certain cure for Coughs, Colds, etc. No family
ought 20 be without bottle. For sale oniv al
Senour's Drug store. No. 5 Bates House Block.
The Tcrracc-stitched Boot-Bmt's-
S12 90. 1T jennings, IS South Illinois street
So
Lands at Aucfion.-This morning
a ten o'clock. Vim. Love will sell at Public
Auction two pieces Of land-one lying near the
Lafayette Pike, about AZ miles from the city;
and one ON Charlottesville Pike. about 2Il
miles from the city. They are well calculated
for gardening.
The celebrated Hartford, Belcher.
=" Benkert's." Burts. and New York CITY Gus
tom-made Boots at Jennings, Is South Illinois
street. 5-3.
Photograph Albums. Of every yarie-
| ~ and price, at
PARSONS, MAcAuLEY. & Co.'s.
46 Is West Maryland street.
English Clog Waterproof Dress Boots,
warranted 10 wear one wentworth seeing
worth buying-at Jennings's, No. Is South
I Illinois street 5-3s
temperance! Temperatures! Tenn.
PERANCE Museum. Museum. Museum
This afternoon
Envelopes. Blank Books, Letter,
Note, Cap and Bill Papers, at
PARSONS, MACAULEY & Co.'S,
l-6 - West Maryland street.
Good Sewed Boots for s. 90 at Jen-
nings's, Is South Illinois street. 5-3*
temperance! remperance!Tem-
PERANCE Museum Museum. Museum
/ This afternoon
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temperance! Tenn
PERANCE! Museum Museum Museum
This afternoon
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CHAIN-GANG.-A temporary chain-gang has
been formed Of residents Of the County Jail.
We noticed twelve men. ornamented with ball
and chain, at work yesterday, cleaning out the
CUTTERS around the Palmer House, and making
themselves generally useful in cleaning the
streets
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Cancellins stamps, for sale by
PARSONS, MACAULEY & Co.,
4-G IS West Maryland street
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The Decker Piano. at the Indiana
& StOwell. dec5-3w
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Wanted by "a Young Man Of eduea-
ton, aged twenty-five, a situation as Assistant
BOOkkeeper, Entry or Copying Clerk. Can
furnish good references. Address Z. c.
Care Of Mr.. +. Cunningham, HERALD Of
fee. j-4E
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in search of something in the Fur line very
beautiful, call at Baker & McIver's. They
will show you gems-something that will make
your eyes sparkle with delight 1-6
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Leonard Benkert's superb Boots,
si2 50, at ennings's, Is South Illinois street
eSs
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A beautiful assortment of L.

shoes for " Christmas times at Jennings's. Is
South Illinois street. 5-3s
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OF TIC thOice~f fIeIiCsicIcs OF the
season call on Rh0dius, Of the Circle Restau-
rant. Shell oysters, Fat and Plump, served
n all styles. 13-lm
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Attention, Fur Dealers, Large or
small, in or out Of the city, if you wish TO re-
cruit your stock at less rates than you can
possibly buy elsewhere, call at Baker & Nc
Iver's, nj the sign Of the % Big Bear" 1-6
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The most de~ira BILE Build ing Lots

The Cheapest lsOots" in the city Al
lennings's, l. south Illinois street. Do
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- An cnierprisins Dctrcilian toOA hi
little sou across the river 10 Windsor. Canada
Wet. and bought him an oVcrcoat AZ a much
lcs, price than he would De compelled u pay
ia the >tatcs. The osercoat he placed on Tie
"eA back and started home. The customs
su'heiiu,s brought suit. anG Judge iiklns
ma aeetdcd That thc practice II going % cana
"a 1T the purpose q wearing back new clothes
msta' n such garments are not in the
s s.e.Ai Use on person arriving In the United
stAtss. within the meaning Of the law This
decision breaks up i0urishing clothing trade
opposite The cities " Buffalo and Detroit
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Lafayette and EndinnapoIisR Rail-
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily
orFIcERs-wilham D. Reynolds Pres dent. Nger-
per, Assistant Superintendent. lafayette, W H. PArmee
General Agett, Indianapolis.
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temperance. Temperance. Tenn
rERANCE Museum . Museum Museum
This afternoon
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nounced TO have transocnded IT, powers. and
IL acts 10 be considered a. void.
The opposifion between the Constitution and
the Law should be such that the Judge feels
clear and strong conviction II their incompat-
ibiiity with each other. Per Marchan G. J.
in Fletcher rs- Peek, . Cranch. =; y Curtis.
3sc.
We think the Circuit Court committed no
error In sustaining the demurrer TO the CON-
plant.
Judgment affirmed with costs.
Opinion by Judge Gregory. u. L. william
son. Attorney General. for appellant.
MAYORS CoURT.-From the docket OF ves-
terday we take the following:
ISTOxIcATIoS.
Peter Kennedy, William Abort, Michael
Bolen and Mesdames Ann Walker and Mary
Preston were all up for the offense. were all
found guilty, and all went to jail because they
couldn't pay their fines.
DISTURBING TIE PEACE
Messrs. p. II. Hobbs, Charles Powell and
Frank Seven and Madam Bridget McCor1nich,
were arraigned for disturbing the peace, snd
being penniless went to Jail.
Walter Manly for depositing filth in an alley
paid 50 20.
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Terra llaute and indianapolis
Raitrond
.Ieaer-nn,iIie RaiIra.a

Three Passenger Trsias leave Iodiauapsiis daily.
OfucrHs-D. Ricketts,. President; Horace Scott So.
periniendent; James Fefrier, General frkst Ar~nf.
Thomas Carse, Gcaeral FREIGHT gent. Jenersor,.rs
Thomas Carse, General Agent, Indians polls.
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The Sinnissippi Insurance Co..

Of this city, has paid over Thirty thousand
Dollars 100000 in Losses, since January LIST,
1865, and now has over Six Hundred Thousand
Dollars 500, 900 in bona .fde Capital. We
say, insure with the sinnissIppi. 23-3w
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At the "Fir., NatiouoI. every

this week. at precisely 10 o'clock, Oyster Soup
VIII be generously served up Free to every
body.
As you value your own physical welfare go
this day about the appointed hour to the First
National All are welcome
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

1hamiin n Raschig have removed their
Office TO Exchange Building, 1917 North Illi-
nois street. opposite Bates House. nov1s-2m
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temperance! temperance! Fem
PERANcE Museum {! Museum Museum
This afternoon
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When You Have Grown Weary

at Baker & McIyer's. Among them are some
ofthe prettiest ever introduced in this country
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"A Large Stock OF MelOdeOns and
Guitars just received at the Bates House Cor
neT. We select our goods in person, and sell
at the lowest cash prices. 2s-1w
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BeIlefontaine Railroad.

Three Passenger Trsins leave indianapolis daily,
orIIcERs-Stillmsn WITT President Cleveland. o.; r.
N. Brown General Superintendent: Lncen Hl!s General
Freight Agent. T. ID. Barton General Passenger AGENT
Indianapolis
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EnrcInnes. RInnis Hooks. Lett,

Note, Cap and Bill Papers, at
PARSONS, MACAULEY & Co.'S,
4-6 IL West Maryland street.
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Good Sewed Boots for s. 90 at Jen-
nings's, Is South Illinois street. 5-3*
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HE Headquarters i'm Indiana for
Fancy and staple Dry Goods is the New York
Store, W. & II. Glenn, proprietors, Glenn's
Block, indianapolis, Indiana.
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knnbc Pianos at Benham's. nov

Bcnlinm n CO., Bates House Cor
ner, keep the only assortment of Stenway
Pianos In the State. nov2S-lm
Wanted...By a single gentleman, fur
nished room, either in private house or pub
lie building, within two squares of the Post
Office. Address p. o. Box 1856.
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For Sale.-A Horse and light Spring
Wagon and Harness. Apply at No. 8, Bates
House Block. j. F. SENoUR.
22-tf.
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T.. May a Co.. AT the Loan Office, No. 81
South Illinois street, will loan money on any
article of value, or buy the same. Always on
hand unredeemed pledges for sale.
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PERANcEl Museum. Museum Museum
This afternoon
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indianapolis Peru and Chicago
Railroad.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
oFyT-sRs-D David Macy President and Superintendent;
d. & Thompson, Assistant SEperinteuden " T. Mailoft
General Ticket Agent; l.. n. Andrews General Freight
Agent, indianapolis.
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SUrRENE COURT or INDIkSA-NovFafrffh
TERN.-Tbe Judges have returned and will
meet in official session to-day. The docket OF
causes in this Court for the second ana Third
Judicial Circuits will b. called during the
day.
We publish to-day, by particular request Of
attornies throughout the State, the important
opinion Of the Court, delivered last week. on
the subject Of the validity Of certain war bonds
issued by counties and other corporations
throughout the state during the war.
Another opinion, touching another class Of
bonds, we will publish tomorrow, II we can
make room for IL.
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English Clog Waterproof Dress Boots,
warranted 70 wear one wentworth seeing
worth buying-at Jennings's, No. Is South
Illinois street. 5-3s
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indianapolis Retail Market.
coRRKcrED BY O. B. stout Bros

IsDIasAPoLis, MONDAY EvrsIso, Dec. 4.
GROCERIES.
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The Terrace->IitchedB oot-Bmt's-
Sl2 %. 1t jennings, Is South Illinois street.
$40
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The Peoples Bank.
= EBfSSa SaIsfEIEiiiIrI0ff. IEiiiIrI0 "

DUBLIo NOTICE ,I& HEREBY GIVEN,
L that the co-partneIship heretofore exist
Ing between the undersigned, as Brewers and
dissolved by mutual consent The debts Of
the drm sWt1l be- IQniaDte(lE by George w.
Snnlth 70 whom all debts due the firm, ara to
Dared at wheeling, w. Va, the 1st day Of
NoEeE6beF, lEE6l'iT F9ffH2 .IksrDiE.LGfE
JOHN TEEGEE5s.
.tlSIH 8-.i.EG!.li1 q JOHN GIBSQEa
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Interesting 0Id 1 Docunlesnt.' n ; =

contaifis the 1WiTIl al ti5ts Z -, .,f
yYasbihot 4 & - q. -
- : - y = ly nefsettb ana
recorded In the Clerk office OF Sp0ttsyI-,
vania county. We publish baIosvtbis
Iara and Tyiij3iSIf,S S;S;3 nm I,
= ssS l.E, ne or1s1T
Istt y ~ y. oI tAaAlrs.'J. y. Chevy
ESqss OF Frede riokahuFgs e, raitt,ftc.
In the name of C46Flt } fAlna5, T T.Nf,3,-;,
washInptOiI. ilgf fINrsd sI,,t. =. tt,
County Of pottsplyaniS. bei1S n " I4,elS ~.
FheaIth, but calling 10 mind Ire Ti9sST1 SS.
taiuty of thisl ifs ana tSIIl liSto, ~ Ii1S,l
OF whit Tyt svo11 - tssss, 49,
do make and publish itIiisf nv.
reooii1IheJiF ITnfS m ., ssS,tI1 = t3 - y
OF my hoS,IISs 1,.l,
all my hroiiShS tla srItss : III
inediati0n OF JesGs Irft che ,is,,s
lof mankind, Idisposeio al mi NV T,frIFIa,
ly estates as follows. tjii; ~, f1.s
IglDyimis-I iiye;ff ms cor, c,,,,,a,,1
George WashinRtons ali IsnS1S ,SS1, a.
Accokeek RIM in the. Co1f,tx1 "A So
snnd MISC INV nsf-TS I1S1I-. ..,rSs' ~, ~
him and his heirs forever. fslso nv I1sst
bed bedstead and ViroIf1,;a, eI-aiS 49,
tains i(the same that sands. in nv best
room y1aullted blue and viii I,,iIt
and nv l1eSt fiTessiISo- S,iasS.
Item-ICiye and deS7iSe5 II, !,,,,, sr,,,
Charles NV
Tom. tod him and his assiyns f37.S,,s,,.
IteR--I give and Tlay,isfs 10 SI,,,s.i,
ter! Betty eySiss M y 1Io,'ofsl1 I'd Yss
morse. iiI,,,5i ~ anu V'1E
Y Hem-Iiniye and tFlevisa tr,,,,,I, ,l,,,,.i,
fer-in-law. Hannah VYashi iTIt-ton M nv,
1I,,-oIa5 cjsti, N
ItegSI give and dsviss ~ IN me-,
sons Corbin { Washinato,S. ( nv 'T,se,-o
wench. = Old Rat INV t9;SS;I,s, -, aISat,. 10y 5ssS
twOablacl1 horses, to him and lis as as
item-I give and dav;sa 10 ,,,,, n. ,,i .o,,,,
son. Fieldinrr Il, ,eyEi ~
FredericIC. ~ him ana SI,{ as5tsS,.. ~.
eyersDalsO. geipht silver, ls,3Sr.s11
half nv erooS erv sSs,STa 'SI1 eI,5 AZ 6IlssS,
and white tea-china. y1sInnt hr6Ie-.,ass
oval table. one he'd one lafl sSInyosl rY,s,
pair5 sheets one 1I5,fE lSIanf sts = mi
white 1ottnn c0pDfa,r,o,1a t,ssrs III
Cloths. ~ rad ieatI,a, cI;.;ss ,a1S -
I1awte1. ona.Lolf ~ az, lii.eis "
furniture. M -ts-A
T1otn. r r,;,., -, .it.,, - s-.2
snn .av,e1, sie Z. tlLlG
lydia. to him and his aSsisSIs 'soretsl. eaS
IteU-IUive and devise tS =, y ~, ~
daughter Bettie Gsrte+ ,,Sy,,' a!.S
mani iittle Rat ,,SS Ia, f,t,S,,a W.
to- her and her ms lassiens i sopexel. sise'
iC1l.t,SSs toteSett also,
wSitinr 5IssiS' sS,;tIs my walnut
EGiininestahIe1 one Ta5 i'e;ssta, i q s91
one plllow' one bIsnIsst s,15 IoaS.sIs Sa;. = :
sheets, white aVireinia cloth eoSnteSl mt y
wi,ite ia e teaaebfpn al9s my red and
otbers half of na(uteI. -
and the ren1ainfis,s III mo a., III
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DR. IT. ). KfSNER,,

DIR. T. d. K1SNER,
TTENpERSH HIS THAMES TO AIILTHOSE
SVSiln Nave EhVdreli him With ethelf& conf
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends and the people gen eE0Ily that heWil,
the ooEniu ge0r, dlscJtpI his oldlgoillce on Sd
street, near Reed q Kraftis Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consult.
ed in reference 20 their the nature and
chAraeter of which the Doctor Is able at al
times and under an anee9 e siefc{t9e
ton OF reaiment BE practices The EelectC
SystaIn Of Medicine, using mild hut efi9ctivo
remedies supporting INST d. OF depfee ing
the PttAl P6WtiSll. used by
him are prepared and put up m his own
once BestdeS the treatment Of Acute Dis
eIiit4 d. lktsnerJtin give his attention to the
hent of all llRa1tetieS idf Chronic disease.
Thn& scnurge OF the human rnce ScTofula, in
nlI ft8fy0Hi6t 11lInEy VIZ: Rurnl1uef Discharges
from fhay Ear, % p11Nlient among chit lcren,
Pmnla lant 0pihalniAs eEenl ffnl4Tg Glands,
u1QaIatiOnS, CAnceB and all VlTide9iuf Skin
Diseases7 VIA receive his 1ttsn tiQns=
er Conn Olali teEy l3lld Piles,
Diseases oftli IlFlnl1y CE ans Syphilis &c;;,
Nervous and Spinal Aflecttonsy spllePsS.
: sIShedfil iftl md Paralysis, Diseases Of Fee
amAlesy DyeI1elelTle 1leEIeq Pro.
= teEi, and Gl Ellutnl 1IIe gal ff-.
SbuS 0lSefses % which they qE4s esl@ ne lle
deatsS nlly,T tilo tFqll INTENT OF CIdllI-
nRSGf7 npeoeiVe The Slul q 2 ION os mere
ooi1ces An CONSUL end lea
tons ictlH. conn y lffiI III receive
,pEnfft httent iptiss lfht cheer f1lly aIl-
sWetee. once hqtIts tpn 9to u a. 3Al.,, ] 20
q 80
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g WIG 3sltEdtfail.I Il55I Il0I5' 2
SELLERS ClUGHs SYRUP

TT Is PROMPT IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
u safe, and may be given to the smallest child
o5 e 9eIse!s rs S9agenss n lts
gpirif llHgTbil hfit5veT, dc 1snot uily
applicable 70 the vast majority Of Pulmonary
valuable to children, affoTding great reliefin
Whooping Couch aud ktnilTP{l diseases rom
q large number or certiicates received nom
year to year, we present the following:
From the Rev. +. q. Lamb, Pastor OF
thS y99PIfttHt Il SheggFfR AlexandFia,
ALEXANDRIA,, Licking Co., Feb. q. 1855.
In January, 1854, had severe cough pro-
ceeding from bad cold, so that cOuRhed al
FridGynnoTninS Iintif ~ t6i
twice, In the evening, of the eiItess "a dos
and retired and slept all night without a SiJl-
Ole tptton from coughing.
topk the FYTup again In the morning and
R5eSss Ie5SS l,s%lse dtFt9s tA2 day withput any
Since that time have given It frequently
TO my children, and believe that It has essen
tlalAS1 renewed them Yo4Es, t4plE, u ..sYs 20
Recommended particularly 10 clergy
mem Lawyers and other Public
Professor Potter iids without Z solicitation 81
given certificate OF the excellence OF this
Ing tngall who. are cam aIcted3 With coughs
k5tE1tIft4 QGfitrIln ds IN stff-sy ia - .5f.,.
st.lfxu1LAN1E HnnEIls December IL yis5s.
gtHaEF mneh 'amlGiafB SgitlIa seVeTe ;SCld Z
ana alnlhst eonEt tsc1nlIa. and having fKied,
VARIOUS inme ediesg syrup Dc, ard al TONG
enf9lk wa tndace6RhStnY esteemed ifEteud,i
Wv. Wallace, Of this city, to make q trial
Of r. E. Sellers Cough Syrup. did so, and 70
my great surprise, I received almost immedi-i
ate relief II was with the greatest dificulty
that lSesq5e4 fore my 9eS ses,
before entering my lecture room, could speak
with perfect ease during the evening. /
would HlaFtieulaFIYs recommend itnto clergy
ment lawyers and othenpu6lic speakers ISfef
1AAESLH. PORTER, tE1dQe of NGtheNRdtfca.
PREPARED by 1ay fsGtli eflsl
RE SallersiI & CdaIP Pittshnrbh. Pa,
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I, eE:l fRefld have
with tie elEa nm e ts = sI,,
the case, mere pretentfon goes down.
when brought IN competition with real
merit, and we are looking with impa-
thence to the advent of real MANAGER
witha capable company. NIissJean hos
nier begins an engagement tonight,
during which She WIN pear In an ex3
tehsiYe andb varied role, embracing
Camille, Aurora Floyd etc, tetog iF,-IsI. e.
1.-The ObniReseidE BSlRetin has changed
its name To the iSeIltiyleE. = r. M ! sSrnftS
nephew Of Extra, Biily,,, assume
editorial, charge. Jno, II. Thompson
the Virginia poet, and for many 'ysals
the brilliant editor 81 the S5,st fs,.I
LiterGfy 11EeSS Sii1sr,. IS now eflnaSf{fi IN
I'M etiit6tilii a. ijacfty Iini3h fhs =
Herald. ,g7sSsf ~ ss,,id ifif ~ "a
~ asl5 sZ4z-L : = :. 49,. -.....=.1Ti1:.e =
AlF. Ndsby JRhileth5 Over Moo GeEsey.
,5rllil', ,fi
on. FHlE WING SIovsn1fJar ftbs atI,
4 : - Il; Z
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~ ll4t.-EEl LfE4fe luIAlSCEQffasf..r.
4. Is. Logan, I. r. ShaIlcross Geo X. Wheat.
Ssefi. % Mendel, John ZpeekleTr samE BIcclei.
lTIHIs COMPANY HAVING BEItN DULY q
y, otStn tzetS are prepared toStalLa risks at =,
itln It tates on of al kinds BleEchan-
ftl5ss tI.s man turing Establishments, ftirnt-
ts4aEnh1ltS and cRTgoeS ON the western
rivers and hikes, and llso on the lives SifueI-
solls Iuf q term Of yeafS. This COMPANY OF. :,
IeIs M s. indu ueemerts to farmers, wheTe-
.Iiey Gzn n9 insured for three years at re-
huce1 rgtefL This being q homo inSfffutfo1s
compoSed of sogte nlfiety-fou st0ckholdefS.
mort ofWh0m Nre aTnOnE our Flegt JrSIf1ejss -.
men. Tecof1nlendS itself 10 the Gayorablo COM =.
tis,5 OF me 1nsufing public and FolCits
Appllcatiqps 1pr ins1Ia pca WIN be promptly :
atLendedt 10 by the Ee6rethry. q 7ff7F TffT2sI VI
Once, NO. 4 Mcclure House. being the safnO ,
Iot1nef1y Occupied by Adnmas FEuFgls Co. - =
i& ysE Njt. Secrstary. -
SAMI McCIEIiIaAS, PreSifiehf ''s7's y p
GEO. MENDEsL, Vice PresiienE ~ iiHi i,.-s
N.G.ARTHUR,A Agent for wing pensions.
O1lce, NO 1McLure Huu,e being tho. slUoS
ioE1nerly occupied hSi dams pres CO. =.
ss.s51I' n B.U It "a N CIs;; ..lfiif ,TZit-
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six stearnboats were latelY- burnt in
.0reson, for pprp Of getting the old
lEon ont OF them .iii 5iSal % 8, 3
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McoRPoRATEp 81 e. 2.

INCORPORATED N 1857. 10. 10
ElAlNEz5 RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATS
U on BUILDINGS of all lrinIEi f3tenT6boafS
Fufnlture and MeTchnndise, and aFnfnst All
dangqR attending the transports fatEon of Cooid
on tlEeIHs seas lnkeSs canals and Tuflruafs D
u. CftAHTC3L1l, President iIT
! JoHNF. HOPKINS, 6ecFetafSsadf r. ..,.-.l
DIRECfoRS: sulGuGi1e asa
Robert Morrison, 5G 10 AehesoI,
: g. BradyStfl -, .TafTIeE 0aISS1 ~ .
John ponl0n, Samuel on. SetiH
-. me me 91tlce 1.-THE Company has been re-
: AgPLIC5ltions Tor insurance VIM be promptly
amended 70 by the President or Secretary. 20
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REcURI4Y ms 60. OF NEh i52Fl RoRE. 4 9di

I seventy-aye per cent OF the nett profItS 1leo
eiarsd to policy holders annually, Without In
Polida Vim b Issued In any OF tho above ID
reliable Comp anie9 on nppllcGtion to Ei l7lli
-. -. r. WE PETERSON, AGENT
4sanlE.G ializs tsas u 4. marll-lT .