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NEW ADVERTISE ISEMENTs
be promptly answered by ADDRESSING
RENI I>p ",

be promptly answered by ADDRESSING
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
CHEF Dsteet,re Department Police, NJ.
nee, Phtka9skphia 'y0'' Of
n. B.-No Leafers, Bounty Jumpers. or oo,,-,
sion men need apply, as no dealing will he INNS Is
ed with them. " 1'IoW
~ Remember that each veteran witrb.
piled with patent-breech loading rife tb.. sup
be fired OF 10 times per minute. Mar AA
TAUTION.-AH persons are hereby o,,..
~ ed against purchasing or meddIinc Wei i.S'oh'
following property, to-wit: one gray marc rnae me
possession of Luther Barrett, of Chest tovrTSL.a y
as the same belongs 10 us and is subject n lip,
der-haVlng only oeen gwen 10 said Barret, -
loan. HIPPIP t-p, -. -. On
curwensville. March /, IS65-ms ''''s4-
EAUTIoN.-All persons are hereby .,r,.--,
~ against purchasing or in any wav u.39ed Toas'1ted
with the following property now in the posssss;'ss
OF VIM ; Porter, to-wit: one black borsa vn '
bay horse one bay mare ,one broad wheeled ~ % oae
wagon, as the same belong TO me, and ar, IN 80
Porter possession on loan, and subject IN he -
turned to me on demand. TPyTS- re-
CurwensyiIle, March s, 1865 ~
TN THE MATTER of the reward r., -
4 Curley. VI James
1t appearing by the memorial of Ieadir-,;..-
OF karthaus township. that they are roie 0,I,IeHs
that the Jurors who held the inquest or tb '-'so
of BARLEY Eagan, were mistaken in tbai-g. -. 10y
nrsfg
there, that the finding thereof was wror, - @
the reward heretofore offered for the arrs,t y,
James Curley is this day withdrawn u
THOS DOUGHERTy
AMOS READ
Attest. CONRAn PaIrD
s. Bradley. Clerk Cnnr..,.
ISF OF LETTERS unclaimed and rem,f-
kL ing in the Post Office al Clear6eId o ,Lt IN
day of March, A. ID. 1865. ~
Beyers- ihomas JonSon. Mary Mrs
Bouch: amos Jones Benjamin Andrew
Connolly, Frederick Lagargo Dsmpnick
Crowel, Charles H. LYONS Jacob T
Davidson. Joseph Il Odeu Warren
Fisher, Mary Miss Quick Thomas c
Frey, Kate C. Mrs Reichley, George W
Graham Frances Mrs Smith Charlotte 4 Nis.
Hutton, Frank A. Nachon. George
Hide, John Wetael Mary T. Miss
Hays, Mary Jr Mrs. Writ. Aaron
One cent due on each letter advertised Per-
sons calling for any of above letters will say thew
advertised NJ. 4. FRANK. p j
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&lfw Ailreytisenemts.
NEONTHLY STATEMENT of the Clear-
Iva field County Bank, for the month ending
on the 2Sth day of Feb, a. d 1850

on tlS NSLn ody VI Ibo., "A u 1ODJ
Bills discounted, 500 $40 SO
Pennsylvania State stocks, 5S.99s II
Specie, 5.5l4 l3
Due from other banks, 50: 1881 AZ
Notes of other banks. S.64S 90
.. s Demand and Legal Tender notes. 3.S20 90
Checks, drafts. &c :: /: 625 %
Over drafts, 224 SO
United States Revenue stamps, 430 90
Furniture, SOB 90
Due Commonwealth, (speeiaD 900 90
Loss and Expenses, Lila G6
Total amount of assets Sl98,570 81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock, paid in, $4,000 go
Notes in circulation. 5t,965 90
Due depositOrs, -: 1920 SO
Due certificates Of deposit, 7,037 Is
Due banks, 2264 ~
Due Commonwealth, : 1890 90
Interest and exchange, 1887 92
Total amount of liabilities, .sl98, $40 q
JAMES B. GRAHAM, Cashiers
Clearfeld Pa, Feb 2S, 1865.
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BROWNTNG'S
EXCELSIOR COFFEE.

Whilst trying Coffee of all tho various brands
Remember BROWNING ) ENCELSIOR"-atthe
head il stands
True it's no; like others that are SOLD EVERY
WHERE"
A little stretch. We all 10 know. good goods viii
easily bear.
But stretch like thiS-"sod everywhere is
very apt to tear.)
Now [ can safely saw without any hesitation,
There's none like sBROWNING'S 5 EXCELSIOR"
in this enlightened nation.
Skilled chemists have not found Coffee from any
store
Possessing the same ingredients as Browning
Excelsior
Nor Is there any one, in or out of the Coffee trade
Who knows the article from which Browning
EXcelsior's made.
IN told its made from barley. rye, wheat, beans,
and peas;
Name thousand other things but the RIGHT
ONE if you please.
But with the coffee men will not hold contention
For the many, many things they say-too numer-
Ous TO mention.
Whilst they're engaged in running round from
store TO store
To learn the current wholesale price of ''BrowD-
Some who know my Coffee gives perfect satistGe
ton,
Have formed plan by which they hope to cause
a quick reaction.
The ease-'tfs with few: no doubt twill be more
To name their Coffee after mine (BROWNINuSl
EXCELSIOR.
Some say theirs the only brand that VIII s'ahi
ready test. 80
Now, try little of them all-see which you IKE
the best;
Three years have past away since first sod siofe'
Never have l in your paper advertised before
Nor would | now or ever consent to pubiisn more
If like some used by Everybody, -sod e'ei'
where in every store.
A trade like this l do not wish; the orders
could not FILL
The factory all Jerseys land would taEe-ie"''
not foot to till -.
My trade is not so very large; still think ha''
my share; -. NOT
But rea der. you must rest assured us W.
s'SOLD EVERYWHERE
Menutactnred and for Sale By tEe '7r'f''
GEORGE l.. BROWNING,
No. 20 Market street Camden, n. j.
This Coffee is not composed of poisonous u us' a
it contains nothing deleterious many persons :,
this Coffee that cannot the pure eonee,
takes but one and half ounces TO make quh qhs
of good strong coffee that being just one-n44 las
quantity it takes of Java Coffee, and Always
than half the price. . Ia.s
RETAIL DEALERS may purchase II N he he
quantities than ten gross at my prices ~
Wholesale Grocers nooIers
g-orders by mail from wholesale sTn
promptly attended to. mar.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, forsale a.
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TO THE PEOPLE EVERYWHERE
Rally round the Flag Boys, and keep
step to the Haste Of tie Union.

The net pay of Veteran Volunteer in Han
cocks Corps is, viz:
For one ear, Government bounty, 5 400
City of PhiladeIphia, 400
Monthly pay from the q. S. Govt 81 per mo- I92
Clothing account yearly, ~
Ward bounty {averagel 25
City relief fer families of vol, S6 per mo, ~
Total SIlSI
The net pay of Veteran Volunteer for two
years IN hancock's Corps is, viz
Government bounty, 500
City of Philadelphia bounty 45O
Monthly pay from U. s. Govt, Sl6 per mo. 3S4
Cloting account, S42 per year, 81
Ward bounty (average) %
City relief for famil ', ST per month, 134
Total. Si.5s7
The net pay of Veteran Volunteer for three
years in Hancock's Corps is viz:
Government bounty 500
City of Philadelphia 500
Monthly pay from U. 5. Govt SIC per mo, $40
Clothing s42 per year. 1926
" ard bounty (average) %
City relief for families, S6 per month, ZIG
Total S2,O43
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ORGANIZATION To RAISE TIE BRIGADE.
The committee who have charge of the organi-
cation of this Brigade are:
o. W. Davis. Henry G Howell
George Bullock David Faust.
John w. Everman. Joseph L. Tobias
ID. Winebrener. Seth b. Stitt.
EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF COMMITTEE
Benjamin Franklin
Chtef 0f DefecttUe Police Of tie CRY Of Phtla-
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BANK NOTICE.
uTHEREAs, BY sATIsFACToRY EvI.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CoNPFRoLLER9 OF TIE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON Mnrch ERfh 1861
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GEORGE L. BROWNING

ALBU MS, forsa a.
I Hartgick & Illusions Clearheld, "a
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All veterans who desire to have their interests
looked after without being swindled by sharpers
are directed TO the Recruiting Agency. loo South
SIXTH Street, Berry Marquee where the rife is
to be seen daily which the Veteran is entitled to
keep at the expiration of his term of service,
which discharges sixteen shots per minute
All communications on this subject after this
explanation must be brief and to the point. Will
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IN Probate.

Aaniiowac Con IL Court, Manitowoc Cou;.te,
State Ct WiscoIs n. l. the matter Of the estate
Of CARL Schneider, deceased.
On this oath day oil April, A D. 1865. upon
- reading ard filing the petition of Peter
Werner, :Gmasua.or, Stating that Carl
Schneider OF the County OF Manit3woc died in-
testate on or about the 18th dag of October,
1854 and PRAYING h F.! that ba appointed, sell tho
personal aud real estate Of tie id d C .a;ed
1t Is Ordered, that said Applicant IN he heard
before me, at the Probate Office in the Town
aud County Of Mani,0wcc, On the 22nd day of
Aay Il. D 1855, at 10 o'cocd a Il And it is
iutther Offered, thst no,;ce Of III h applica-
ton and hearing b. g yea .. puo.lshiag a copy
OF IFS oIde. for three successive weeks, onto
II each week, IN the NaAITowou TILoT. ne vs.
paper prin ei ii said Town aud County, prior
~ sali AeArirg. BY t Q c purJ
GEO y. BARKER, County Judge.
AanituwUc Api..2i 1868
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1865.
MILWAUKEE NEWS.
Daily, Semi-Weekly & Weekly.


i'HE rec 4rrence Of another year aff5rds our
l. friends throughout this and adjoining
States fitting opportunity tor SPECIAL aid
general effort to enlarge the circulation Of THE
NEws-Daiiy, Seni-W cckly and Weekly II
affords us pleasure, at the same time TO ac>
knowledge Their friendly and very successful
efforts in this regard during the year just clos
ing, afd although the pr sent high prices of
material prelude the pecuniary recompense
once realized, we have the same desire TO null
tply the number Of cur readers
The tone and character OF The N4wS, under
Its present management, are Row SO well IN
deratood, that it would be supelfuous to in-
dulge il any recital Of our past, Or professions
for tie future. Suffice il TO say that IN all that
gcts % make up first ella: public oLsnal--
latest general and commercial news by tele
graph AID Otherwise interesting correspon-
dtnce on current topics, courtesy il Argument,
adherence to principle literary and misceilaI.
ecuS matters and attention TO locsi inter SITS,
whether affecting our state Or the no thwest
generally, it is lot intended that The NEWS
shall held any secondary position.
We sutjoin tie present terms Of the several
dtions
Daily by mail, per yesr $40 %
per three months $50
Semi eehly by mail, per yen> 400
'' Per lLree months co
Weekly, single copies per year 200
" clubs OF five l75
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kD Probate.

Manitowoc County Court: State Of Wiscon-
sin, Manitowoc Cou,t- -. In the matter Of
the estate Of Joseph keincr, deceased
\ this 24th day Of April. A. u. 1888. upon
- reading and filing the petition Of Mari.
kcllner, stating thpt Joseph Kellncr of the
County Of Nanitowoc. died intcstate on or
about the eth day of January 1863. ana pray
ing that the last will and testament Of the de-
ceased be ADMITTED t. Probate. It : Ordered.
that sail application BE- heard before me. -
the Probate Office IN the town aud County OF
Manitowoc. on the 22d day of May A. D. 1865
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. And it is further Order
ell that notice Of such application and hearing
be given by publishing copy Of this orier for
three successive weeks. once in each v eek. in
The = MAEITowoc PILoT,@ he ,syaper prin-
ted IN said to"n and County. prior to said
hearing. by the Court
"Eo. " BARKER, County Judge.
MtEit CN o. I mil 81 iSES
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Sheet Music Department

We have us' f.cilit es for supplying the
Hart- q t. puDie, being iii Constant receipt
of al the new E'rsc published in the United
state, and the best CT fore gn publications.,
which together with our owu co, stantig in
crossing cata.o-a3 constitute a stock Of great
aud choice ysc& y.
The public lis Cordially invi Ell TO visit this
code e-tabi hmtut and examine the beautiful
~. ottment OF music and musical Instruments.
II. \ UEMPSIED.
25e Main street, Milwaukee.
De. 80 1861
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III, Il. obase.--S.ate Of Wisconsin. Ma,

ia, Ra o5isc.- -S.atc Of Wisconsin, Nan
towcc county. -. In The matter c. t.s Estate
Of G-l;iried Muller, deceased
On this first day Of May, a. D. 1865, upon
~ reading and fling the petition of Johann.
Gieber, stating that Gotttried Muller Of the
County OF Mal'i'cwoc, died intestate on or abou
the 26th day Of March, 1865, and praying t. at
usuSt Geebcr be appointed Administrator Of
The estate OF the said deceased. It is ordered.
that said application be heard before me at tho
Probate Office IN the town and County of Man
towoc on The 22i day OF Nay A. D. 1868, at 10
O'Clock A. Nj. And it is further ordered, that
notice OF said application and hearing be given
by publishing copy of this order for tire.
successive week, once in each week in the
hanitowoc fiLrT, newspaper printed in said
county, prior to sad hearing By the Conrt.
GEO W. BARKER, County Judge.
MaGtowoc. Nay i, 1868.
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Man towoc Comfy Court. State Of Wiscon-
sin, Nauitowoc County, SIS. In the matter Of
he estate OF Eugene Bourbon, deceased
IN this 9th day Of April, 4 D. 1865 upor
~ reading and filing the petition Of Emma
Bourbon, stating that Eugene Bourbon of the
County OF Mauowoc, died intesta,e on or about
tn p day OF Sept, Inber 1864, and praying that
she be appointed Execut'ix Of the last will
and testament OF the sad deceased IT is
Ordered, that said application be heard before
lie, at the Probate Office in the village Of
M"nitowoc, or the PA day Of Nay, A. D.
1868, at 10 O'Clock A n. And it is further
Ordered, that notice Of said application and
hearing he given by publishing a copy Of this
order for three SUCCESSIVE weeks, Once in each
week, in the Pilot, newspaper printed in said
village, prior to said hearing. By the Court.
GEO. W. BARKER, Cou1ty Judge.
Dated April 2l, 1854
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/ EST the imp reesion that The subscriber had
IL rcinqushed the practice Of Law in Mani
i"woc shou,d obtain, he would say to his clients
that his abs, nee in the east is merel, temper
arg, that he expects 70 reach home again a.
eirly as the 20 h or 18th Of My, when he will
be h'Ipy % zee sil his old cl.e.,t- AID az many
HcT otea. Q I EOTNIDN.
49,
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NOTICE.

DEEs"As VII. -.ft -up-c bed for tha for
L nation - tIECULATi.G LfBRAfY, can
Loa hard i. the amo4 lit ~ IA, suD-crIytions,
and all Others who sh - assist ~ the eutrr-
pfse eau leave their names AZ T. G. STOVES
banking Office or at my store The sooner the
requisite amount j. obta..ed tie soOLcr the
Iooss vii be furnished.
7 = SHEPAR0.
NV :, D. lt'IPSs
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Manitowoc Couny Court In
EIOlGic


State of Wisconsin, Manitowoc C,un.7. S.
In the matter 81 the estate OF Gideon g.. Co.l.nr
deceased.
IN this 25 day Of April, A. D. 1865. unon
" reading and fIirg the petition Of Charl,
Buckley stating that Gideon B. Collins. of
the county Of ManitOwoc, died interstate on or
about the pa day Of May, 1868, and PRAYING
tat William II. Horn he appointed Admins.
rator VI the estate o. the said deceased IL is
ordered that sad application be heard before
me, at the Probate Office, il the village of Man
itowoc, on The 22d day o. My, A. D 1865, at
10 O'clock A. II. And il is fur her ordered, tha t
notice Of said APPLICATION and hia'ing be gwen
by publ hing copy of this orisr for three sue
cesslve we, Ks, once III each week, il tie siam
.t"woc PIet, newspaper printed in SAID VII
aEe, prior 20 said heltjrr. Nv the Court
GEO, ". BAeEEK, County Judge.
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Clubs OF One Hundred

In relation 10 clubs ui one hundred. We will
say this: " hoover will send US one hrndrod
subscribers at one time the Club 10 be Sent ~
are address, and begiu and end ~ the same tin.
~IH r"'"iFe the papers at Sl0o.!
y < m
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WV YORK DAY BOO
-stf~g - IL SIS
WHITE NH3".S LTBEHTIES L
STATE hilhts--Ftdt1ni Uaiou

TuE %fw ! oEK by H,.K Is 81 iudepcu }cnt
d mnr.aIc inrfnal. huGug, With he ,ate So
-r0r douglas, thAt ''t:j- tIOveraincnt - mai
ON the = hlto ha-a, ~ white men, for tic hc1a.
ht 81 we've men AID tie pos crltv toreve -
II - large double shee', with toTty- eight col
;.n9nS OF reading matter, and IL all respects
wh, thaT for Market, News, Literary or 4 gri>
cHitur-l latorma,ina-IS not inferior to auy a. a
political 81 family newspaper IL its potica
! department, 1t SraPrios boldly with the real
que1Il. Z before the American People. aud pre-
eeht~ tie on. philosophy Of 1t waich car resist
the sweeping march 81 AbDitiouistn. 1t j,
| Democratic in the true sense Of the tcrul-!he
defender vi the Peoples Rights, bat it is the
! uph"idcT Ct 10 patty chlcalery or tri kerry. Il
| how Only, permanent Pe-ce can be obtained
| and this glorious VII te Mans Government of
v ashiugton restored, viz. : by the utter rout
overthrow, 2nd exter mination OF AbOi.iouisu,
| !I3uV uoIiCan soil.
The Day book is now the only weekly politi-
cal paper New York city made up exclusive
ly tor country Circulaficn. All the others are
rehashed from the columns of some daily pQpcr
which renders il aim It impossible to give so
complete and general a summary Of the news as
IN the other case. Persons about subscribing
should take this into consideration. Democrats
also must see TO it that sound papers ar. cilcu.
late among tie People or Aboliionlsm will ney
or be put down. .S All who desire to ,efule
the ARGUMENTS OF Aboltlonists should take he
Dam RnoE
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THIS establishment viii always certain al tie
l. varieties of Medicine usually kept in a Drug
Store, together with Paints, Oils, VarHi,k, A.
cohol, Spirits Of Turpentine, Wines and Liquor.
Medicinal purposes Also Fancy / tees,
soap aud Pcrtumery Bla Books aId St.tian,
cry, Ganphene, Fluid and ker0-ire, and al .he
ether articles belonging to TIL, lit!e.
Is PREscRIPTIoNs carefully put up both day
and tight time
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- < u =
GUsTAvrs F. DAVIS, P!,>'t cry Bank, Hartford.
w. H. d CALENDER, Cas!'r State Bark,
JAS l.. HOWARD J Howard & Go. !
GEO. w MOORE, Moore & Johnson
MARSHALL JEWELL, r. Jewell & Sons,
f. R. EERTs, Kercys, Roberts & Goodwin
THos EE KvAP, j. Ketchun,, Son & Co. NY
CuAs. WHITE, hte cashier Northampton Bank
ERWIN, Pest NV Britain Bunk
HUGH HARRISON Treasurer Colt Patent Fiie
Manufacturing Co, Hartford
GEo GILMAN At'y az Law, Hartford.
JNo. D. BtNcE (HtlHcr { Bnrce Hartford.
C.sSIOVE Agenr
y6n33-Im Manitnwoc wis
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H. n. Hempsted's
NEW
Music establishment
AND PIANO WAREROOMS.
25S Main ST, milwaukee,.

THIS New Music Hall one of the most sps-
i c:ous and elegant IS abb shiuents Of The
XII IN the United States, is now fully COM
ped and stocked with ii splendid assortment
+ PIANOS, MELODEONS HARMONIOUS,
Music BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAL IN.
SIkU bENTS every description
Our stock is unsurpassed in exte,t and vari-
cry, aud We are fully prepared to furnish any
afucle in the music tIade ard OF the best
gu iity. To those about selecting Pianos, we
fer unusual advantages, ha ing at all times I.
very large assortment, and from d variety of
makers We DO not confne Ourselves to the
sale Of Pianos from one Or two houses onlv,
but have instrum nj from all the leading max
OF New York. Boston and elsewhere. Per
SONS wishing TO buy good Piano have therefore
every opportunity at this establishment Of max
ing a satisfactory selection.
livery Piano is fully warrrnted for FIVE wears
We offer our Pianos invariably 1T factory
prices, without adding freight. All of ou
PIaaCS are good substantial Instruments made
OF veil seasoned materials, by skiliiul wo,kmen n,
and he tone is sl",ays pure al sympathetic
and the durability AID capacIty Of rema!niug
in iGae unequaled.
Persons out of the city wishing to buv good
Piano and unable visit the city for that pur-
pose, can have one selected tor them and SIT
i,iacton " Ill in all cases be guaFanteed, both
as TO quality and rice or the instrument may
be returned at our expense.
This is the only pace in the city where the
celebrated STEIN NAY & SONS and CHICK.
EHiNG & SONS Pianos can be obtained.
The assortment of Melcdeons Harmonious
ana American Organs is very full and varied.
Of rhe ceebr ted iu>trum ms Of this class made
by PRi,CE & Go and 5. D & II w SMITH we
nave how full supply. Military BanO lnstru-
uIenls, Drum, Guitars. Vioiius aud III fact every
de-, riDtjon of Muslcal in~trumen; in use TIE
f tssf Ron au Violin and Guitar Sum IS import
80 & res " or cur trade u surpassed for
UI.sI.fy and our .biiifv Ia ihe
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$4,000 Wisconsin Cur
rency Wanted.

T have use for tn above amount of WIS.
i CuEsin Currency, and Rave several
thousand acres OF the best farming lands in
VI ntowoc County, which | will cell At verv
luw prices-and take in payment WISCONSIN
AT PAR. Nov. Gentlemen. il
the time to secure good farm n very low
price, and use without loss the poor money YOU
have. CutRLLS CAM.
&szitoroc, April =, 1893.
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CROSSE d. BID OK W'ELLE'S
Pickles, Sauces, London Mustard, &c
MEDITERRANEAN PHODUCE:
Olive OIL, Maccaroni, S.rdines, CassiIe Soap &c.
FOHEIGN FRUITS:
TarIoca, Sage, Guava Jelly, Canton Preserves,
Ginger Almonds, Brazil Nuts Pea Nuts. Eli
beits. Raisns, Figs, Currents, Citrons,
Prunea. Capers, Spanish Olives, &C., sc.
HERUE7IC lilly SkALtD FHLJI,T:
Peaches, Greer Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, FRESH
HOLSTERS, Pickied HOLSTERS, SpiCed Salmon,
Seed OYSTERS. &c.
FINE BOTTLED LIQUORS:
Clarets, Champagnes, Hook, Sherries, Ports,
and Carawba Wines, London Porter Scot, b
and English Ales, and j. j Sands Milwau
kee Pale Cream Aie.
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Capital, $500, GOO.

Capital, s5oo,o 600.
FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PREMIUM.
Viii instle 5000 against loss of Ii e occasions
ed ~ accid' 1t tt auy PUBLIC CoavsYASCE by
}ch he as>'fed may the time tra7eing
UNDLR lHs TRAVELLERS RISK Policy
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
Secures a lu policy tr IS go, AMI sos rer
week comper sltion for personal juy inca pa
citatirg the assured from his ordinary busin ess
-urder the T gygiers Risk
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM.
Secures a tulI policy fer s., 600, and so per
week compensation fer all and every description
of accident, trav,ling or otherwise, under a
Ger eral Accide't Policy
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