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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-19
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ENREQUENT APPLICATIONS TO HARBoR THE SICK
III and give them the care Of nurse. have induced
the Sisters OF Providence open Infrnary which
prepares them give in time OF Sickness
persons who have no regular home, and who, conse
qneniy, suffer greatly at those times, from the want Of
good care and of proper recommendation The need Of
such an institution has long since been felt; Rev. A.
Bessonies whose duty often calls him to the sick ROOM
seeing the good thai nvaid's Home would do has,
within the last two requested the Sisters Of
dence TO commence one ana II is at his repeated sug
&c tons that the Sisters make attempt hoping
TO benefit all those who find themselves in the situs
ton above alluded TO
house principles OF charity well of bsnevolence
ard the basis which Il lie founded H. wnen In
cess1 operation enable IL TO provide for It's own sup
port. The nvaids that have means, and Who will be-
long to the Of boarders, will pay the price set
down week. but this charge will be reduced in favor
Of those whose med in this charges
not be understood that the destitute will be excluded TO
them specially will the hand Of mercy be exr'nded so
far the house will be able. TO give them gratuous
admittance; IL IS only 10 be added that. their behalf
some assistance will be needed.
The fund arising from the receipts Of the sick board
will IL is expected in time. support the establish
ment; but until tnen, is hoped that the Citizens
ing IL favoraby ana taking interest IL T. will for the
present, help towards its maintenance. Though II be
gins 'small beginnings" the mode beneve-
lent institutions, yet considerable expense required in
the start house had to be fCuAi sufficient furniture
purchased, and every days living provided for To de-
fray tue hrst expenditures Sisters had hand s73
collected from St Johns gation the occasion
OF lecture given by Rev. Father Kilroy for the neft
OF this nrmary then in projec also SO and $50 do
mated by individual partie. making in all $50; with
this the house furnished with the ndspensa-
bic requirements. Counting the well known charita-
bic disposition OF the community at large, aims will be
looked for the gifts may be in groceries, goods furni-
ture market proysons-al will be thankfully received,
and applied in effect the service of the reduced and
destitute nvads for whom only the aims solicited
Twenty-Five dollars worth Of groceries received
the house ned the donor thanked fer
her liberal benefaction and will give aid
~
Tennessee street, No. LIS.
Price per week, during the winter season, for sick
boarders, with the beet accommodations had, 81
Inyads select their physician.
For admittance apply Sister Superior ST. John .
Home. Applications also be made TO Rev. A. Bcs-
sonies SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-19

FROM the j0it poro Ill., Ualetle, Oct ID
At no time since the memorable 1915 has there
been much sickness in our county as at pres
ent Travel in what direction you may, scarcely
family il 10 be found exempt from the prevail
ing maladies. For SO great an amount of sickness
the fatality can scarcely De said TO be proper
tionate, though not day elapses without more
or less orders for our undertakers. Chills and
fever are most frequent. with full proportion OF
intermittent, renittent and bilious fevers. Our
drug stores find il impossible to keep supply OF
fever specifics. and that which in ordinary times
was considered full stock is now found made
quate for the demands of day. Ii would be
discoursging was the scourge confined TO our
county, but everywhere around us it is the same.
In Jackson county the sickness was so general
that 4 grand jury could not be convened, and IL
was found necessary 10 adjourn the court In
Perry county. still further north, Is is even
worse, labor in the county being almos, sus-
pended. 10 Madison. Monroe. and several other
of TIE upper counties, the regular fall term 9th
Circui, Court has been suspended, on account Of
the absence Of the necessary witnesses and hti-
gants. Though we are favored with some
twenty physicians in this town and in Anna,
they are not equal 10 the demand upon them,
and considerable delay is often experienced 10
procuring medical aid for those in need
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-19
Eight To sixteen.

Lord Salisbury recently stated in public
meeting in London. that be had sscer,ained from
personal observation, that Of adult male Grim
inals in that city. nearly all had fallen into a
course OF crime between the ages OF eight and
sixteen years aud that. If boy live an hon est
life up TO twenty years of age, there were forty
niue chances in his favor. aud only one Ak anst
him As to an honorable lite thereafter.
This Is a fact Of startling importance TO faith
ers anc mothers, and shows fearful response
6ility. Certainly parent should secure and eI-
ercise absolute control over bis child until six
teen-it canuo; be very difficult matter to do
this, except IN very rare cases and if that con-
troll is not efficiently exercises, IL must be the pa
rents faul,-ii is owing TO parental neglect or
remissness Hence the real source of ninety
eight per cent. of crime in such a country as
England or the United States lies nj The door OF
the parents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-19

II As LADY was walking. short time ago.
. gensemzn's button caught bold of the fringe
of her shawl. Some moments elapsed before the
parties were separated. Il am attached TO you. "
said the gentleman, good hsmoredly, while he
was indusuiously trying TO get loose. The
attachment Is mutual" wss the good hum ored
reply.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

a BAY MARE WITH A STAR IN THE FOREHEAD
N running down nearly to the nose; about years
old.
Any person giving information where the said Mare
can be found will be literally rewarded
THOMAS MALONE,
First house Nor. h Of Toll Gate on Madison road
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-19

cY-Miss Harriet Lane. the niece of ex- PresI-
deaf Buchanan. Is about to be married 70 Mr..
Henry L johnson, a rich banker Of Bsltiaore
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-19

ruvBE public hereby notified that books are ns~
open at the Office Of n Daily, IndaEa pols and b.
hosenthal Jefersonviile Ind for the sale "a limited
number Of shares Tie proceeds Of the sales Of th.
stock to be devoted the development OF oil and
mineral lands belonging 90 the Company at and In the
neighborhood u Henryville. The boring 10 now pro
crossing under the supervision % experienced opera
tor The Company has three thousand acres Of land,
situated nineteen miles I'm Iefersonyills, Henry
vile. The surface ndich these lands together
with the geOlog f0rmaOI-, s1ch Justify the
most sangune expectations of finding abundant deposits
OF oil Experienced oil from the oil regions Of
Pennsylvania and elsewhere have prospscted this ter
rory, and that IL compares favoraby with
oil regions in the east.
The general impression 20 be that the
and capital invested in the development Of oil will event
uay settle upon this portion Of the State the noa
promising section within It's limits.
HARRISON DAILY,
su30 d&wt PPesIdeuS
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Capt. JOHN MALONEY,
las, AFTER FOUR YEARS IN THE SERVICE OF
II his country, again embarked In the
Boot and shoe Business.

IL No IS South Illinois Street,
Where he will be happy 10 his former customers
and all other peTssns in need OF gooI BOOT or SHOE
He will keep constantly on hand large and well te-
ected stock Of Reafy Made Ladies' Gentemens work
He Is also anufacturing work to His goods
ali bought for cash, and he cannot be undersolt.
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FLAGS.
FLAGS of the ELEVENTH INDIANA

~ FLAGS OF THE ELEVENTH lNDlANA-PHOrO.
I graphed by Runnion-ca-d size, - cents; large
size (four-four,) 81
Can be bought at Runuions Gallery, No. "a Ras;
W ashington street, or At Parsons Maoauley a Cos,
- West Mary Hand street.
WIN be sent BY mail post paid on receipt Of price
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MERCHANTS,
NATION AL BAN K
o.
INDIANAPOLIS,
No, % North Meridian Street.
speciaI Agents for the sale Of the
$40 Loan.

yIyAis BANK is SOW OPEN FOR THE TRANS
action Of business; VIII do General Banking Busl-
ness
Government Securities OF al kinds kep, constantly
and and for sale AZ the most reasonable rates.
HENRY scHNULI- President
Vt NAIorT Cashier eis eff
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LUTHER o. WATERMAN, N. o.,
Physician and Surgeon

II ATR surseen Thlrty-ninth Indiana voiustesgs
Oncs -6S North Pennsylvanis street. half squarx
north the POsso1nes. Can - fond shsrs cay sn<
night ,yt-istsD
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-19

President johnson Defermiaed 10 Pardon JEFF
Dsris. and Why-J Tried. he Must Be Tried
for Treason IN The Supreme Coprt-If 90 Tried,
he Would Be Aeqaitted-He cannot Be CeH1ieted
OF Treason. and W1y-TRe Presidents Ad-
dress 70 n, South Carolina Delegation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-19

Late Colonel .e,h Indiana Vols. Attorney Claim
Agent. au29-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-19

Divided into 10000 snAres rar
value $50 each.
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low TO q high estate, he is in hearty sympathy
With those who are Essdng the same upward
path. He is, in a word, clear headed. upright.
energetic. self reliant statesman a dignihed,
courtsous and kind hearted gentleman His
administration will be characterized by all the
force and energy and independence of Jackson's.
with very little of its partisan character.
rHE rREsIDxSr's KEcONsTRucTIoS PoLIer
Under his direction the great work ofre-estab
Using civil Government at the South under the
Federal Constitution Is going rapidly forward
TOO rapidly, il seems. according 10 the opinion Of
many at the North, whose opinions are entitled 20
great consideration. | know, sir, that many
doubt the wisdom of Mr. Johnson's policy that
MANY Of the opinion that BY their ordinances
Of secession the rebelli0as States had ceased TO
be States under the Constitution: and that moth
ing should be done by the Executive in aid of
the restoration of their State Govern ments until
Congress hsc determined on What terms thew
should be restored 10 The Union which they had
voluntarily abandoned and attempted TO DESTROY
ths, as the people OF these State- had appealed
10 the sword, and been sa6Jugated by the sword
thew should be governed BY the sword until the
law-making power had disposed oil the subject Of
reconstruction, that no State that had passed or
dinarces Of secession and uaited with the So
called Confederate Government shonld ever be
admitted again into the Union unless IL It's pre-
lininary proceedings. all men. Irrespective OF
color. should be permitted ID vote nor without
xro,isiops in is Constitution for the absolute en-
iranchisement Of the negro. Some even 20 fur
thsr than this aud demand the cophscston Of the
o.o,ertv of all rebels and the application of the
proceeds 10 the payment Of the Nattonsl debt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
@A VOICE FROM v1cKsBuRG.

tiVAbbtAa, Mles, aug. v, 1904
d.. John Buu-Dcar Sir: am happy TO state 10 70
that have used valuable Cedron Btters with xrsa
bencht TO myself In general debility and
my system produced by the unhealthy aud niasmatc In
nuence Of the Mississippi river around yicksburg having
been With Gen Grants army throughout whole SOUTH
ern campaign l confidently recommend its
persons who are exposed to unhealthy climates.
II. W. FO1LR,
Agent q. 8. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 10, 1855.
On the22d cfJnIy last submitted through IN ssru,
OF nc 20 the Medical Director Department Of the
Army the Cumberland sample Of my Cedrou tterr
ferinspeton and requested IT, after analysis he found N
mertordus TO sanction and approve among our
soldiers.
me folowingis the Medical Directorsrsply and also
ven permission to ship 800 dozen at oEce to
nave u soad to suffers. JOHN BULL
Il am stis6ed that Cedron Bitters will do no harm
any one II taken properly AMI in moderation see no
objection to Dr. Bull being permitted dispose Of il 70
suffers A. HENRY THURST0N,
Surgeon ard Medical Director D
Headquarters Department of Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn. July "a, 1858.
Dr. ohn Bulls agent, Mr., has permission TO ship
20 Nashville Tenn, rs gross, 200 doxau of Bss O..
ir2n Bitters for sale to suffers In the array only
The OCCUPATIONS OF the Treasury Department BE-
complied with strictly.
BY order of Major Cen .Rosscrans.
wM.M vILEs,
Major and Provost Msrshal Gen.
Tor sale wholesale and retail by Wilkinson. Bartlett
90, neok nk Iowa. sprl3-dAw1yr.
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Keep constantly On hand od a.sortent OF stap,ear,
FANCY oroesres vhieh ~ os to the public for casA
LOU = The bsst bran.sso Of N mr. tncludins rac,,
Misl 2.acys 0srce aad Eagle Mill, Warssv. IA Ia
psris! Mills, Keokuk. for sale by J.H.j. zoo
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AGAIN AND AGAIN

ocr readers may think II strange that often urge
upon tneit attention medicinal preparation. Already
nave We pr number Of weeks, urged the importance
O. asnpply OF Goes Cough Basam la the house. ready
sr lmhediste use But our excuse Is the vast amount
OF sickness and death that are the immedfat re
suit Of sudden coughs colds and pulmonary attacks
white th1usaBds OF children dying from croup
an inng compsints Time and experience proved
tnat Goes Cough Baisan Is tas most speedy reliable
pserarason ever known 70 the world Like magic 1t re-
me irritation OF the throat removes the stoppages
that prevent breathing In Group and heals all
OF the throat chest And lungs No man should negies
70 supply his family with safe aud reliable medicine
IKE ooes Cough Bsssm, any more than he should neg
Iee the supply Of their daily bread It costs but forty
cen ana the bottles contain twice much those Of
superior to all others All drug stores keen II sale
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MEXICAN musrANG LIvImErr,

The parties in St Louis and Cincinnati who been
Connterfetins the Mustang Lnmsnt under pretence
proprseSorsp, have been thoroughly estoped by the
Courts To guard against further imposition, have
procureA from ihe t. States Treasury private steel
plate revenue stamp which placed oseE the ton OF each
bottle Each stamp bears The fac s,iis OF my sigma
ure, and without which the article is Counterfeit
dangerous And worthless imitation Examine every hot
tie Thi4 inimer has in and roug in favor for
many years. There hardly sxs,s hanle, ca the habit
asie 1be that does not contain evidence wonder
full effects. II Is the best elnoent In the world With
its present imPrusc cal ingredients effect upon man and
ee' are perfectly remarkable. Sores hesiej, palma
relieved lives saved valuable animals made useful and
untold Ills assuacd. For cuts bruises sprains rbeuma-
tism ssengs, btes cuts caked strained horses
Ac it Isl Sovereign Reuedy that should dis
Druggists.
ocul-dkw D. BARNES, New York
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Gen. John NJ. Palmer, recently m.
pointed to command the military Distric,
Of Kentucky, vas delegate TO the "a.
mons national convention which Assem-.
bed ID Philsdeiphis in 1856, and nom, !.
mated Fremont for The Presidency. After
he Convention had made choice Of !.
Presidential candidate. Oven I.ove;oy
ssoee and nominated Abraham Linecio
Of IllinoiQ e6os Vios Prssidsnt. John Y.
Palmes sseoedsd the nonjsation il s.
ad1its D. speech, during which be said
b ksd klevs n. LincoIo : long time.
sd ceulA tsstiiy y hia aobls qualisiss Il
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!l

RATCuEL0RS celebrated HAIR DYR xsfAs H., q.
= fAs Wsri1. The only Hsrnisss, Ttss sd ReliaSi.
Known This splendid Hair Dye IL perfsctchsnrss
stssf brsrs without injHring the Hair or sfnip,s u.
leaving the Hair soft and Beautifully mpartr fresh
sitnty frequently restoring Its pristine color and rsc
nes the II effects of Bad Dycs The genuine 4 srted
WILLIAM .BATCHEL0R al. others are mon i,odtS,
zen. ana should be avoided Sold by all Druggists &c
sACIuKY-sl Barclay.street, New York. BsrcuKIon',
NJ" foiLAfc1xASfo for Dressing the Hair. fjyo-dkvlv
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LYor,s kArHAInor.

Katharon !s from the Greek word @Kathro" or
Kahairo, sisnfyng cleanse reurenate and restore.
This article IL what its signifies For preserving,
restoring and identifying the human hair il the most
remarkable preparation In the world. 1t Is again owned
and put up by the original proprietor and Is made
with the care skill and attention which gave IL
sale OF over million bottles per annnm.
1t is most delightful Hair Dressing
1t eradcates scurf and dAndrun.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft aud glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling o aud turning gray
ltrestores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head Of
hair should Lyons Kahairon II il known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold by ali respectable
dealers. DEMAS BARNES CO. New York
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9pefiol Notifes.
CoLoATE,s HONEY SOAR.

COL0AIE's HONEY sOAR.
This selebrts4 Toilet sep, In sseh ssivsssss
demand. il made from the cAeicese matsrials. b
aid Ard smslfSnt In IL nature. fraysansly
csntsd, and extremely beneficis In its .c.i
upon the skin. For sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. febi-dAw1yr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA RAIN.

Thss the most ghtful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. Ii changes the burnt face aud
hands to reariy satin texture Of rsvshpg beauty i'm
parting the marble purity 81 YOUTH and fe
pearance inviting in the city belle Of ashson Ii
freckie= pmples and roughness from the skin,
leaving the complexion fresh transparent and smooth
1t aims steri injurioust the skin. Patronsed
by Actresses ard Opera Singers 1t is what every lady
should have. Sold everyw here.
Prepared by W. y. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y.
Address all orders to
DEMAs BARNES CO., New York.
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Diseases OF the Nervous

- Semtna1. Urinary and Sc xuaI Swe.
n9ms-new and reliable treatment--n reports Of tha
ssoci.rioN-sent By mail 10 sealed letter en-.
reeoi charge Address DE- J. sxltiM uoua Hror
apr1-d&v1y
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a7
and We shah find the good, tile honest,
the loyal and true hearted men Of the
State everywhere raliying TO our sup
port. el ln1asss
Very truly your friends in the cause
of the Union. .s-+
G. V. Dorsey, Charm, A. B. Buttels,
VIM. Dennison, Brom. Gilmore,
Theo. Comstock, James Williams,
Henry Miller, Soc'y and Treasurer,
J. Guthrie, Cincinnati Executive Com.
II. G. Armstrong, Cincinnati,
Jas. Trippc Jackson, G. II.
John NJ. Mil!ikin, Hamin.
d. NJ Willard, Logan.
J. A. Sinnet, Newark.
w. NJ. Garvey, Piqua.
s. S. Warner, Huntington,
John Walkup, Wapakenetta.
y. G. Pinkerton, McConnelsville.
Jas Pursell Washington G. II.
II. Skinner, Cambridge.
T. c. Jones, Delaware.
]. Hartzcll, Canton.
+. Wickham, Norwalk
J. G. Grannis, Cleveland.
Den Steblc, Toledo.
G. R Hunt, Warren.
State Central AdUis0ry Committee.
ns-If you want to find ont Whether clothing has
| fallen ~
Call on JakcBlock.
B6-Ifyou want fine Cloth Coat at s2j made to or
der,
| Call on Jake Block.
hD-Ifyou want fine green plaid Cashmere pants
and vest at SO,
/ Call on Jake Block.
ED-If you want to Gud q lne stock Of clothing,
81. Call on Jake Block.
nC'H you wanta good fitting suit of clothes,
Call on Jake Block.
HE-If you whnt to find fine stock Of Neck ties
Collars, Shirts, drawers, SOCKS aud srspenders
Cali on Jake Block.
m If yon want clothing 2Oi per cent cheaper thar
you cJn buy at any other house in this city,
Can ON Jake Block.
go he sure and call m,
Aud don't hc Whiting too.longi
Come and have your measure taken,
By cutter whose name is TONG.
J. BLOCK, Agent.
Lancaster, March % SIN.
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k|ZX!zZlzZZzzzlz7 U: ! 4 I I !. d

Allthc Medical men and the Press recommend Dr.
Strickand's hnt-Ghocra Mixture MS the only certain
remedy for Darrhwa and Dysentery 1t is n combl-
nation of Astringents, Absorbants, Stinulents and
Carminaves and il warranted to affect cure after
all other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY,

10 expire on the 3lst day Of jNnunry 1861
OFFICE or AUDITOR OF STATE
Insurance Dept Columbus, o., Jan. ~, 90
WHEREAS, The Corn Exchange Insurance Com.
phuy located Nt New York, In the state Of New York,
hph filed IN this office sworn statement Otits conli-
ton, d, required hy the first section oithe act "'lO
fc cEIllntc Insurance Companies not incorporated by
thc state OF Ohio' pasSctAprl X, laid, AMI Nmcndc.
February y, lstli and, whereas, sud Company lms
iu- shrl the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
u o. possessed Of at lrUst one hundred thousand
dollars ofnrtud capital invested In stocks or bonds
az M murtgNg0s Of real c~tUtc, worth double the
igu0unt Tor which tho spue " mortWgcd; and,
Whcrr,-, t'd Company has hlcd In THIS ulhrc
written instrument under IT, corporate seal sirIcd
lv the President and So, rotary thereof authorizing
amy ignut or ugcni7 of said Company in thus State,
to acknowledge service Ot process for and in hchn of
sud Company according to the tcruls uf Wil law
Now IN pursunurc Ot the first section Of the NiOrc-
said Jrt, I, james II Guduun, Auditor Of state for
Ohio, do hereby certify that said Corn Exchange In
Hurnco Company of New York, Is authorized to
transact the business VI Fire, Marine aud Inland In
-urancoln this state, until the 3lst day ofJNmry IN
thoycar one thousand eight hundred and sixty six.
IN wItncas Whereof hnvo hcrcunto suhscrl.
lSEAL hCi IN name, and caused the scnl Otny office
to hc affixed the day md wear above written,
JAMES II. GOLDMAN. Auditor os state.
WIN, p. CREED, Agent,
Lancaster, Ohio.
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SECURITYsINSURANCE COMPA-
NY
c NEW YORK.

Ihese companies divide three-fourths ofnet profits
ahhu"lyto the Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in
'erest at 0rerccnt-thereby funding the surplus an
giving policy Holders greater security and shosps
Insurance.
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DR.. Stricklands Mcllihuous Cough Balsam is war
rantcd to cure Coughs, Colds, loarscness, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and all
affections tthe Throat and Lungs,
For sale by Druggists General Depot, East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.