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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-04

Pianos, Melodeons, Music Boxes. Gold
and Silver Watches, Vest Chains, Gold
Watch Keys, Gents Breast Pins, Ladies'
cold and Silver Sets. Watches, &C., Gold
Crosses, Pencil Cases, Gold Pens, Necklaces
Ear Rings Sleeve Buttons, Plain and Chased
lying iETlngs, Masonic Pins, Diamond Sets, Sets
Tea and Table Spoons, Miniature Lockets
Photographic Albums, Stationery, Books.
ana thousand other articles, too numerous
to mention
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-04-04

PROSPECTUS,
The Proprietor of l25 acres of Oil Land
situate on Oil Creek Railroad. Crawford Co.,
Pa, and known as the Snapp Farm, CON
| nguOus to tbs valuable Oil properties owned
| aud now being worked by the Bryant Farm
Co, the Everett Oil Co, and the Harmon CO
the value of which is estimated 1t S62 500
has determined to divide it into lots and is-
sue 81, 500 Certificates at 81 each, Certificate
emitting the holder to an article of value.
| ranging from 81 up to 500 and a probable
gift of one of tho Lots of Oil Land, ranging
| i'll value from $500 up to $I2 500.
SCHEME
The l25 acres of Oil and win bo appor-
toned into y Lots free girts-as follows:
lot. - acres, valued edat.......-.......$ 81, 500
Lot ~ -..................... 1000
:" L'tHi .........".......... 10000
50 Lots, " ..........,....... 5000
~ Lots, in all l25 acres. To. val. S02. 500
Tine certificates will be issued AT 81 each
bearing consecutive numbers from No. up
to No. 81, 800, and the holder of eacn Certii-
cate viii receive some article worth at retail
from s. up TO 5000. a'''
On the i&t day ofJune a meeting Of Ger
tifcate holders will be convened at the Coon
er Institute, i'll the city of New York, VINO
Will, from the number present, appoint a
direction of the gentlemen forming the
Committee g., 500 numbers will be placed in
wheel and u numbers drawn out--thp
holders OF Certificates bearing the numbers
OF those 50 drawn out viii be entitled to the
gift lots in rotation-and thereafter for tho
space OF one month every Certificate holder
on calling personally; or sending his certi-
ficatn 10 the office OF the Executive Agents.
will receive in lieu thereofa sealed enyelope
containing an order for some article ranging
in value rom 81 to 5000. The sealed enyei-
opes will be we'll mixed up and given out
without regard 10 choice, and whatever ar
ticlo is named on the order will be ut once
delivered. The valuable articles will COM
priSe
MeIode0ns, Sewing Gold and Sill
yer Watches, Silver Pitches, Tea sets. Vest
and Neck chains, Bracelets Breaches Ear
Drops, Breast Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Watch
KEYS, fob chHins, studs rings, lockets
spoons, thimbles, musical boxes, gold pens
cd}tors, lamps, bronze3, perfumery. &c.
4 single Certificate sent by mail to any
address on remitting 81; or eleven cortiti-
cafes on renting SO.
JAMES II. STEW EMS, Proprietor.
WM. a. WELLMAN, Treasurer,
ENecativa Agents, ED. HARRIS & CO..
4S3, BROADWAY, n. Y, to wnom all letter.
should be addressed marI466-3m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-21

NhAvu az Aao aome-EuMcr Abroad
From no ono standpoint doe. the
Presidents Restoration Policy present
a more imposing and impressive aspect
than from the necessity for union ~
home as the surest way 10 command
honor and respect abroad. Eanuing
through nearly all the President ac-
tiOus, much Of his leniency 10 the men
recently in arms against the Govern
ment may, we think, be traced 10 this
practical and paramount idea Con.
sidering our relations with the two
great Christian powers as requiring
neither hasty nor passionate adiuiica-
ton, We should addreG ourselves con
scientiousiy and constantly 20 our own
internal concerns which are In fact
/ imperative, aud must, from their ma.
ture, be as speedily composed "a Is con.
sisteEt with a strict adherence 10 indie
structible principle on international
subjects at least, however men may dlf
fer as 70 his knowledge Of internal az.
fairs, We must c0ucede to President
| johnson better opportunities 10 under-
stand which is the wiaest course.
Eyeu in 3 republican government.
| where the ps0ple have a right to
bs apprsed Of every act Of their
public servants, nothing is more essen
tal than than the caution which re-
suits from responsibility, and shat com
/ prehensiye statesmanahip which looks
beyond the limited horizon of pa-ty.
and acts loF the future as well az the
/ present And no patriot can read the
recent correspondence between Preai-
dent johnson, through the American
Secretary Of State, and our Representa-.
tiyes in foreign countries, with the min.
isters Of those countries, without feel
ing grateful that while the fan meas
ure Of public expectation in regard b.
our national rigbta and honor is main.
tanned With wonderful candor and
I claaTness, yet also, there is no rush Got
impossible remedies, and no iuduIg
ing in dangerous intimida ton. 10 tht
great organization With which the
President ia insepaIab.y associated b
committed the superior task Of avoid
ing conflicts ia any quarter fhi
best way TO escape them Is q
maintain the peace ia our cwi
household and by this we meal
the members who make up ia
national Union party itself, aud th
members whom We are AL anziOu
to bring back 10 obedience at the ear
hest possible moment WAll a ma
sion for the phiiaulhrcpisti 10 hel
is wounds, 70 bind It's broken limb.
and 70 restofe 70 vig0F and 10 peace
land 90 iaiE and 30 far extended d
our own Il required a wondrous eiT5l
and q series OF slupedous sacrifices o
prevent its partition BY the blood
hand Of civil war. That work, d0ubte
and opposed By all the disaheote
around ". and declared 10 be imposs
lie oy absolute governments olss
where. has been Well accomplished
viii abide a permanent good to th
whole Of the tgloea Of mankind, unles
indeed, we plunge into new compile,
lions By opposing the natural order q
thing, and 10y denying that toleratio
among ourselves, aud thst conhdsnc
to those who represent Us IN high 5ta
tionz without which no army eve
fought a great battle, and no gcner.
ever led il % victory - Wssi.al,a
Z Ctr9uirlf
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INVENTIONS NOT VEr PAIEyrED Some
genius, whether mechanical o. not re-
mains to be determined By expert
ment, has appiisd 81 the Patent office
Tor protection Of the following inven-
tions.
/. A powder proof female.
. A wedlOck which can sot be pick
ed by lawyers.
& A peck measure which heid bu. 3
half peck.
An electrical machine which gets
up an affinity between uncOuge
spirItz
S. An electro-maEuetioal alarm, which
warns susceptible young wOuea sgsinst
designing men
8 A machine which cleans and
thrEshes children
Z. A machine which goes through
the whole process OF oOartship and
marriage. This IL the invention Of 8
tailor and hairdresser.
s A machine which cuts poor ae-
quaintances aud makes rich new ones.
u Is the inventi0a Of 3 retired mil
LonLire
. A disagreeable easy chair for un-
welcome visitors IL a upholstered
with curry combs, hair pins and fish
hooks No editoFAl ssnctam should be
without one
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The Jackson (aississippi) Standard
| tskes q honeful view Of Lhe future. II

The Jackson { (aississippi) Standard
takes a hopeful view Of The future. It
says:
Notwithstanding sll the ruin and
desolation which ha7s resulted from
the late revolution, We predict for the
United States a glorious future. Al
though the war has proven q great
disaster, IN many respects, yet the loss
is compensated 10 some extent at least,
by The final settlement Of the slavery
question-that apple Of discord which
divided the country and produced i'll
feeling and turmoil 50 long as L re
manned unsettled The fsct Is now
patent hat freedom IS 70 prevail over
our whole vast country, from the east
ern 10 the western ocean, and that
slavery q never agsin 70 be established
Although in the Wild
eEoitemsnt Of war, both sections Of the
Union, fer time, departed from the
spirit Of the Constitution, and prac-
tioed despotic rule and usurpstion. still
the native good sense and intelligence
Of the American people viii lead them
speedily back 70 the great chsrter Of
liberty and Union framed by the wise
and pure men Of the old revolution.
Reconstruction, on the basis Of Consti-
tltonsl liberty, viii soQn be efiected
aud, grsdasily, the hEtreds and zsperi.
tiss sngs1dsrsd b the war VIII fade
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The Mexican Times, printed IN the
City Of Mexico, November IL, has an
article on the rebels who sought a
shelter in Mexico It says they did so
In ike manner did the Irish patri-
OTIS, and Kossuth and his companions liy
to the United States. They we're re
oeived with open arms. They were
not only feted and dined everywhere
with great hospitality, but much mate
rial aid vas given them. The United
States Government even sent c sAip of
war to take EOssuth and ais cOmpan-
ions to New York, making them the
Nations guests To this the Emperor
OF Austria made no formal pretest--en-
tered no complaint whatever. Just so
Roon az his Majesty, the Emperor
MACMILLAN, found exiled cOnfederates
in his dominiOns, he received them
kindly. He received them homeless,
heuseiess, pennyless, and extended 10
them the same hospitality which the
Government OF the United States had
ever extended to 10 all political exiles.
These gentlemen, together with Ma
gruder, Reynolds, Shelby, Hindmap,
Wilcox, Bee, Hardensn, Slaughter,
Wstkins, LeEdbetter, Mordecai, Blake,
McLane, Perry, Kimmel, Slayback,
Blackwell, Kephart, Collins, Vowel.
Hall, Bouldin, Broadweil, Cage, Read,
Bartlett, Terry, Ward. Wocds, Jones,
Taylor, FELL, Roberts, Brown, Oladows-
ky, Edwards, Laurence, Moore, Crow
ther, Cundiff, Tisdell, Thrailkill, Mitch
ell, O'Bannon, FlourneY, Monroe, Don
ah5e, Weslon, Armistead, Rice, Elliot
Ridley, Burt, and host Of other brave,
true and noble souls, are nov residents
Of Mexico. In our daily walks we
often meet them. Although chasten-
ed BY adversely and saddened by the
recollection OF the past. although suf.
fering much mental agony for a dear
absent wife, OF q tender daughter, or q
bosom friend, stll, with stout hearts,
they are "butleting the waves Of mis-
fortune Many who we're once wealthy
are engaged IN the humblest avoca-
tons They are lsboring hard for their
daily bread. This bread 10 them is
sweet, for it is earned by the sweat Of
their own faces, and in so atmosphere
p0Dgenial 70 the lungs Of eLiles.
These eLiles have sent for their wives
and their little ones, aud nov are Qom-
PEELED, many Of them in their old age,
10 begin lie anew. A kind Providence
blessed the Puritans and Huguenots.
He will not forsake the unfortunate
ooniederates, who, like them, have been
driven from the graves Ct their sires,
and Who nov seek new homes in the
land Of the stranger,
We are glad 10 see. and to say, that
among the confederates who are now
in Mexico, there are no secret juutas
conspiring against the land o. their
6iFth-no loud deluac:atoas against
EatheTland
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iiket
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stdtiSi NATIONAL BANk-60yeEulueni Deposi-
- tsry-No. % College street, bstWeen Union
snd me FnDile Square Dealers in Uueurrent
sioAeyi Exchange, Ooio, and Government securi-
aes OF al klnds. stocks snd Bonds bought ard
sou on Commission. Collections pTompuy al.
tended to.
A. q. sASFoED, Pres't Jas. G. oaDrS, ,Cash'r.
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VaIusbIs Property for Sale,

WILL sell ct private sale tract Of land belong
l ing t0 the estate Of X {. Williams, decesseii
,onia ming Two Hundred Acres, more OF less, y ng
half mile south OF the town OF aEreneenu e law
rsrce county, Tennessee, on ShoA creek. Upon
-sii t-art tha e Is handsomely located, and neat
ave ssoy frame dwelling house, kitchen, ard etilef
1ut-houss-, stab es, etc, all N good ano ~
order. Convenient and close b. are iWo OF thiee
large springs of me free stone water, when ron
.lurnr the whole year. Upon ssld i1rm tnere =
also an apple and Peach Orchard Of very supet of
quality sni susceptib Of being ulsde the tnesl ia
the 60 nty. The whole o. SAID farm "a under loa
sence the greater part being cesrsd, and J. a. ei-
rle ant productive ss any land 10 the otsle, peluk
well adapted 20 either cotton, corn, Wheats OF f1e
moving There 10 also superb irattT naoe7, sHlt
able ether for large IN l or ia tory, or potnaaid
- De he best in the country. Another great al,
vantage 10 owning salt iarn, is the Fenerl out-iet
40 comm .rca ana ira e, this sane being siiuate1
lI,on he pu Sic high say 20 Florence, Alshana,
asd the Tennessee niv-r. slso upon 'he road lead
tn5fo the tauness e and alabama Railroad, inter-
sr,,i,r al Pulaski, Tennessee all 81 which roada
srs in good travelling conditoa a sll seasons OF he
ysur- ~ IT,
one sns a hall miles sou Of The aboYs osscI oed
one This tra-t b. desirable for ~ wood none ol p
l. q esred or under ieEce but - heaFlls unlttie1
with on ihs most desirSbie groWths-
Terms Of saie-ciN. twelve, and eighteen m0nih-l
.sifh trte esi end approved security 80
For rlrther pariicu ara enquire Of IT. 1etnes ~
snd Tnosn ,s ksrcheysl. ufb se No ~, up q alie'
Ceda-t ttree' Nashvle, tenn- esq., or - The unoe'-
sicued ai Ls,.isburg. Marshsll couniy, Tenn
u. A. Will iANsf
ae5q2-Yrn EEecDiTix.
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Ahe original uud Best To- ths Ws-rf
me only tf1e uut Pcrlegj Hair lre. Htra4-
less, Aeiiaoic aul laslaalautaas. rr5Iar-,
an'aiaieiT a Hp.cada blara OF u.ftf-..
af'Tns without iaiurnr Che hs.r or 80.
i'' niaiies iAc i.i cary1 vi aa4 ayes. sa.4
3f al prusss,i. 4ae genuine IL s.e..f
" William A. ualchel1r. Ala.
n, ,selc-a,T hrralt o. aalrFra-r 45-
At'f1rifJ ai.i a.lal. ..a- a. Hs.r.
CHARLES bAAJALLul. EarI1aa.
scpIs-ly
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THr cuIclOO LArE TrszH.-The Chicago

THE CHIol0o LAKE TUSvEI.--The Chicago
Times says
When the plan of building a CRIB was first
proposed, there was felt g danger that lt
might, during the winter, be sEept from its
position BY the immense masses Of ice
which drift along at q considerable velocity
during a winter storm. This DANCES the
crib las proved itself able to Withstand,
and il win not probably be exposed 70 sny
greater shocks than were received during
the early part Of The present week, ana
which, ss We have seen, s.Ood without be-
ing moved from its position or injured in
any manner.
The work in the CRIB itself is progressing
very satisfactorily, the adit extending east
wards Of the crib being almost completed,
Ihs boring iov1rds ths shore has resche1 g
distance Of only IS feet, having been de-
layed BY the embargo which the Ice King
laid upon the port of Chicsgo during the
past week. By Monday next the adit vii
Be completed, when the whole fsrcsof thirty
men VIII Be put upon the work Of excavs-
ting shorsWards. The clay g this point Is
much easier worked than - the shore end /,
snd, consequently, they vii probably Be
able 90 advance 81 the cot u feet per
day the Work a. the shore end be ng At Ihe
rate Is feet per day, The tunnel nov eE-
tends from che shore distance Of S,ad0
feet, wanting only SO feet Of mile.
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We are suthou-.i 81 sr-eus., r,.... .l.........
49,, ,,',-s 20 'nm.aa O0sIi Uefs. h 10 -
We - auii.afaai 90 an1sas-, Cras4rs a ~
-. ~ ''..e co e-.a,as. toIIr, tisIE. aIits
1aria.lI
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What may seem almost Incredible is, shat many
disea e. hitherto considered LOpo esaly inoursoie
3 o freqLe G. c4red N ieS eys or Hs=ks; and
we chorrul iayte the iEy 81 g-uons O. tbs liberal
Iliiau. q anl cienunc - cures which have 10 pAl-
Eilel st The prrsent dsy.
iJuIlus the Da nse years We have contsLdsd
" IA o. ; aClss and oveTc0Lls opposIlion IS hetcg
t.s "a ue.r.. ever er-otlste ed a. any refOImurs
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BOOKSELLERs AND srATIONERs.
SINGLhTON, X ID Bookseller, Publisher,
- sauoneT, ana Periodical Dealer, Psi Oasoe
saIalng
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nAY0R's OFFicF'

,-.p,sprITV n.ns-s ca C1g-ge sad Market
streets between the square 81 4 Broad street
- lereff rsnfai 60 enusunet neE stone OF cf.cE
psvsnenis. a reel tae (. 81 ones se-eset Z, ,
.ssse. vsish IN - furnished ~ ihe Cry Ergneeg
,. s,,.li -sisrr. sad gork mas4 b c4lame1cea
~5fh a Ten .isss frcm tis dsie, snd pnenet Esft1f
- ils .s1rs, szs fns expense vi - cesree1 %
'hs 80 pssps'S v. MATT. EsowS, Msyor.
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We az aliduHsol ts annarn,, GA Is--u u.
I. y siaailtie '1r 1e.e.aoelt1 b 30 5.1s, I.
'--'i i'''.'e e iaeoaau.nz Nara sieslon .
We are authorized % annsanss Tnos.s
elg1E as a czaiiiats f,r g5autv 80. Il
ne ne1t Aarch e.,.a1a.
~. - a-.l'f-'i Co au11g1ce VA. I tgRIS..
49,. - a..isie nr a.-cIcn b. tha .IEss "a
,-i 4i--'ae a. -'r clsl.ls NsH-l aIrsaaa
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UAHshI-.GE haANUFAOTUKl1IIs,

"A YERs 3 hUNT-Mmuiaeturer Of al the
VA Latest styles Of klrsI Jlsss CARRIAGES aud
9-ggles, EKPIess Wasons sad CarlJA-s, . aoE.E
darAst stEess.
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enes
aMFN
tf
,
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There is a law before Corgress which
csn be properly oharacterilsd by the
heading We have giVeIL IL is thus no
ticed in the Washington correspond
ence OF the CHdiHnah Conn rciaL
TIE SEU POSTAL BILL
Mr.. Dixon, Chairman Of the Post.
otice Committee Of The senate, has in
troduced a postal bill. al the import
ant features Of which have been Re.
jected heretofore By both Houses. one
Of the provisions OF this measure Il
that the postage on newspapers shall
be paid AZ the Office Of publication.
This is favoTite scheme Of the Post
master-general He. embodied il ina
bill last winter, but it was defeated by
an almost unanimous vote Of the Sen
ate. The late Mr.. Collamsr, thea Chair
man OF the Postoiiice Committee, dem
onstrated It's impracticability very
elesrly. The experience Of Newspaper
publishers is that they have quite
enough business Of their own 70 attend
70, without becoming claim agents sud
collectors for the PostofHoe DePsrt-
nent"
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v.,-,' -oies "a fas.-- --thoilzrapha af Gsusra.s
,.-.' ,'e-- ~ A-a Senielesalg- lao largest c,I-
leeAeh m tho Wcst, .or sale. ~hsI-.-I. -,
fe'ail- hempmsur we plaos. GaIlsrv Ia.
mrcial Hotel, 55,.,e-
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We lad the following COOL .hing in

We fad the following gooI thing IN
q Toledo paper
Tho Invitation COmmitlee Of the
Monroe Doctrine meeting. lately held
40 New York, sent Ex-G0v. Anderson,
Of this State, the following note
p. Please be with us % our Monroe
Doctrine meeting bus Il you ctnnot
come, send Us Ten Of Jour stirring
words
To which Governor Anderson re-
piled
"' Inclosed 1 send you = copy Of my
late message; take any ten words 0uI
Of It you d-d please
Those who read the message re-
ferred 10 Will see the point
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w ASS AZ fdORIEEu 10 kNN,..,-' 49,.
c.e5Iz. oi iasaissa dsa1-g. i -. - go,
uiecuaa. aal1a
aeH
- ...l '-.lal o sln1uncs Wa 81 en-
AaFdsla c1an.Y --.t %
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Circuit Court jamestown
orrnRER TEEN lsa5


5ohu - sandusay
-
ri Hsifed, n G. Trs,Is snd f. Paul.
TTsppesrns thai y c. TTsEis aud ~ hsiheie
fra nou residents 81 the State q tennessee, sn-
thas an srtachment ess teen duy LEVIED 81 ii'if
rrsps.ty lt j. ordered thai publication he nt4s
f,r f,ffr z-eess " refi,s n tie NszhN .ie Nerky
Ifrior. uctfysnE sad desrndlnis = srpsar be ore
the Judge o. he Circuit C1lr, o. tile hr,i Mo-'iay
~ F.f.rslsrv next then eld there % usse eiense
H. ssd SUIT, Ctrersso IgaEreut ~ -iel.plt uut ie
,ssen 49, usf then. A. = WRIGHT. clerk.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
b THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
.f3 broadway, New York.

Diamond Pms, Brooches sad Ear Irops, Ls3is='
ss,s Of cid snu Coral Jet and Gold, Forsnlne,
Moss.c JET, Lsvs, and Cameo sets oi studs, Vest
mt Mex CHAINS, Plain aud Cha Cd 11li Rngsi
Gold rlimtlas, Lockets, New style Bet Buckles,
GoId Pens and Pencils Fancy " orE Boxes, Col
Pens With Cod and 81 yer kKtensi0u HoIaeTs, snd
sla-re ass0Ttncnf of Fac Jcwo.ry tf every des-
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Is the Cattle Plague SmaII-Pox S---
Curious Medical SPeouIations in
ENGLAND
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I t.
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away, until, in the course Of time, the
great Republic viii once more be a unit
in government as well as in fraternal
feeling.
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The look is crown syO of 560 pages, hand
soraeiy got up. Prce. 10 cloth s., leather s. %.
Retlrhed or disabiei sodier-, l0yd men every
where, can make good wages IN selling this book.
For l. rth T particulars, sppiy 20
DERBY & MILLER. Publishers,
jsnI4-lm No. Spruce 81, Esw York.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

4 ARki a SMITH, hos. &c aud IS Uuion street,
~ tnp stsirsl represent the f1lovirg Companies :
11-As u hsruoId, security, Manhattan, Melropoli-
'aul lt7alH and kuic zerhocker Life o! New Aork,
and Accident Of Coiurnhus. uhio.