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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
grocN expire on the 3lSt day of January, 1861
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR or STATED
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, ONO, July IL, 1866.

.
OFFICE or THE AUDITOR or STATED
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, ONO, duly -. 1856.
WHEREAS, The PHGNIN MUTUAL. LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. located at Hartford in
the state OF Connecticut, has filed in this oilce
sworn statement Of its condition, a. required by
the act ''fO regulate Insurance Companies not in
COrporatcd by the State of Ohio" passed April g.,
1876, and amended February Q. 1864, and the act
"io regulate Foreign Insurance Companies. :"
passed April ., 1886; aud. WHEREAS. said Compa-
ny has furnished the undersigned satisfactory Cvi
drncc that IL is pOssCsscdof an actual Capital Of At
least ONE nuSpHEp AND FIFTY TnoUs AM noLLARS.
Invested as required by said acts; and, WHEREAS
said Company has Glcd in this Office written I'M
strmrnt under its corporntc seal, signed by The
President aud secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent or agents of said Company in this Stato 10
acknowledge service Of process, for and in behalf
of said Company according TO the terms OF said
act OF April S, 1856 ....
Sow, TnERRPoRE in pursuance Of the acts
niurcsnid, !, JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor of
state for Ohio. do hereby certify that said lllCE.
MN MUTt Al LIFE RANCE COMPANY. .
of Hartford, Is authorized 10 transact the business
Of Lite Insurance in this State until the thiriy first
day Of January, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty seven.
lSEALl IL WITNESS WHEREOF. have hcTeunto
subscribed my name aud caused the seal 81 my
Oflice to- he aniNcd the day and year above wit
ten j AS. II. GOLDMAN
Auditor OF state r
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14

Horace j. Morse, Vice President. and Jas. f..
Bmns, Secretary Of the PhWnix Mutual Life In
surnCc Company, being scycrally sworn, dOpusu
and say, that the foregoing is fun tTnc and cor
rect statement of the Affairs of the said Company
AMI that they are the above described Oncurs
thereof. II. j. MORSE. President
JAS. +. BURNS, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 10th lay of
July, 1865 EDWARD GOODMAN,
lFfNf Gent STAMP Ohio Com. of Deeds in Conn.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14

II is hereby certified that lhe foregoing Is cor
rect copy Of tlr Statement OF Condition Of III,
fhnniN Mutual Life Insurance Company. u
Hartford. Connecticut malc to ami fled III thi
Oilico for the year 1866 f#a
Witness, my hand and seal officially.
SEAL JAS ~. GODMAN,
iy2SW3 Auditor ol state.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14
NtaI estatt.
LENgZ c,NpPLEGATE,
REAI .rgTAfE AGENTS,

" eAf+NsAAsf f.sf - AANA @A@N - ~
Office 323 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON, ONO.
N SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved, six miles iiom
Day ton, adjoining liberty-SfB0O.
A Ane residence, D acres, wen improved,
within one mile of Dayt0n-$390O
Hlll-fi 800
a larm OF 100 acres on Bear Greek sood land,
for 500 pes gc o.
A iatm Of " acres two miles north OF Philips
burg cheap ut 5000.
4 iiue bricr ON Jones street 81 800
4 fine house and lot ON East 'rhrl street ~ 600
Three houses and lots Ou Fourth street Tor y 200,
$1,000 aud 4 ~ cach' y eneap
me residence n yellow Springs well ial-
A good house and lot, wen improved, on Long
strcct-&2OlU.
4 farm, miles from DAYTON, Of 10 acres, wen
improved on Eaton Pike. cheap Tor $1,000.
\ laim OF l5i acres, mile east of Union, ON the
oli Troy r0ad well improved, aud the hest quality
of lund-t0 0OO
farm 0f 123 acres wen improved miles south.
west Of Cpyinsspn, uhio the best land, for 10 per
acre.
Flax factory. occupied by Mrssrs Davis h Co.,
with machinery, and acres of land
\ farm Of 100 acres. mile north of Brown's sta
ton on Neste a. L., on Twin Creek, wen inn
proved $1,000.
A farm Of % acres on Gtccnvinc Il. R-S29iO.
\ farm o % acres, good improvements, at
BioWns 81 tiol, o. Western Il. -. 5000. I'D.
from Dayton-SgOOO.
number Of houses and lots IN different parts OF
the city. All will he sold CHEAP.
fch2-f LENlL ~ APPLICABLE. II. II. A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14
New and Fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing.
ROSE & STERN,
No. sos Third street,
zone dor West Of PhmniN House ]

(One dOOr West Of PhGniN lI0use,l
A RE now receiving their stock Of Spring and
"A SiliaBier C2OthiRg, embracing AL tho newest
and most fashionable STYLES. Their stock Is one OF
he largest aud best in the city, aud the goods have
been selected expressly for this market. Their
assortment consists uf Goats Pants, Vests, sum
mGr suits orelegaut style and iinish and general
assOrtulentpf of
In GU STOMER WORK they cau not he cN-
cellel, having engaged us cutter, Mr.. AUGUST
LOOSE, late in the employ Of r. Kiopicr lie is
well known 10 the citi2ensof Dayton "a one of the
best ia his line. The quality Of thcir gODs is
walled und their price. stall he such as 10 give
F.LLS NIiSFAtflbN To thcir customers.
,,igS1 Cll aud examine our assortment, hptore
urtha,ug elsewhere. aud you viii lind that We
ELL ttlODS LOW Ei than those who boast SO
Illyclsea api9-dtf
, 1866-12-12

Tbs Bo.p nf Police, Fire and Health Commis
4:oness hd their regular tcsn1-wcckly meeting
,estefday lcrnoou Al tour O'Clock, IN their tooms
at tho cc&al ststion, corner Of Washington and
Commtsttners Gund and TITS worth.
Fro u 14fshal Harris reported that he hAd pro-
crred ttftts,e ordered 1t The last meeting for
The use ithe Fire Department.
The r4cuaiion Of Nicholas 1Awtf, plpenan On
ihe Kahcr Sherman VA rcceived and accepted.
On notI Of Aasshal Harris, Alfred RlaseJ was
snpplp9a 10 hll euch SacancE.
X crsinunicalion Was received from the mcm-
bess oGse Fire Depa.smeu: II King for an Increase
Of Ihtf pay. Aftrs some CONSULTATION, Commits
comrf ef sioncr Ttevorth, Who shsll make out
Ii.t o{rsnposed Fa1a.ics Tor the men In The Fire
Dert4 Eaent, and nakc report at the ue1t meet
ing 3the Hoard, Carried.
i'll {th ociecr Bridges reported that be had re
cei,t small amount Of money hnt clothing In
eetv,crt rendered 10 the ttts In the cholera
<rnn;sudent Rehm harded IN the rcs'sna-
| GFsS y. sutherland, which we!e aeeepHd.
r3etred charges n:sia.t Oe:eer n N OF lie 1hiri
9pear before thc Board attne next regular meet
tCo.nmlEr'crer Gnnd stated that she number Of
pr emp!o5cd in the Health Department ssss too
'eai, aud IN order 70 eavc % expense 10 tho ely,
ke 'hocEh BIT 1t proper 20 tt.nsfer Number Of the
Ena 70 tho regular police force.
I A Communication WAS rteeiEed from tic Super
itltendent Of The Chtcaco : Northwestern Railway
Co. Is Kim, for The use OF twp Of lhe cable Wires
at Adaus street Tho snaiter wa teferted TO
President Bso,rn, with pow.r 70 oet.
The charges preferred asAfHet Officer HAsrmenn
liz William Bt!nkuau were dismissed. As the LAT
ter cid mol MAKE bis apl'cAnuee..
Twenty eight uen ma.lc application Tor posi-
tiops on ice tcrce, the following 81 whom wcto
seth Code, Chariaa d Kenneay, and Eosn Il.
Hickey, aod PLACED opoa the tpee.at patrol fo:ee
Commissioner Gund moved that the force On
NHr IAai. All 41y rA,lHrrA seventeen
men, dusing the winter months
President Bfown nnoycd lhat Tho Health OtnteF
redncs hiH forea 1y returning to ihr patrol taIce
such Eve men whom be nay choose, Carried.
AnonfnAd.
, 1866-12-12
TERRIBLE CALAMITY,
a Woman and Two Children Burned
to Death.

to Death.
lFfoua the Davenport Gazette, December 1O1
Yesterday morning about four o'clock, a
small one and t half story frame house. &C.
cnrled by James Miller and family, situated
on the road leading feorn Third street, last
below Mt. James AcManus' residence to tho
Locust street road, was burned down, aud
51rs: Ailler's mother, Mrs. Julia Ann Cabin.
escd 20 years, and two OF Mrs. Mtller's sons
James. aErd s years, and EdH ard, arcd G
years, were ourncd TO dcath, and another
sen. RIclaFd. aged z years, SO badly burned
that about four o'clock Mrs. Miller, WHO was
!stpg ETake. was startled BY a ilash of light
III the room. Jumping from the he'd, sLc
discovered that the upper room OF iott was
IN flames. She at once alarmed her husband
an9 M took her two youngest children. little
sleeping In the bed with them. and escaped
from lhc house III her night dress
NJ Miller Immediately TOOK bucket
Of water and attempted 10 ascend ihc s.aits
10 The lott wlcsc Mrs. Cahill and hi, other
children were sleeping, hut was driven back
ly the heat ind latnc which rapidly spread.
Alter several fruitless efforts, be was COM
PEELED 10 leave The burning building in his
night lrcss. Going 10 the end o! this house,
Ehcre There was window, he saw Mrs. Ca
hill and the children SURROUNDED by flames.
Instantly TIC window was dashed ont by
the Oldest boy, Richard, who threw himself
out. falliug, terribly lu1pcd aud bruised,
upon the frozen ground. The morning was
intensely colds and there was quite breeze
blowing, and in a few minutes the fumes
had erread 10 every portion OF tue building.
Mrs. Miller took up her three children, tie
oldest boy Win had tlruw., 1li1nselfont fthc
window, le: ii;tE daughter hu.l lie h. br and
started with tlera TO the r2.faeuce oc Mr Nc
Laughllp, utr Assiers hustau4, ~ ho lived
Itnsly quarter ~: mil. ai-,ars and 1ho
wete their nearest ncis hbnfs, ca7r,..t- her
three children EeaFtF the enttsp ,:;,.ance
Arouatnc thr GamilY. they rendered her all
the assistance a"d relief possible. Mr.. Mil
Ter remained at the house, cndc1ro.ius to
rescue The other children md their graud.
mother, but without avail. The neEshhors
arrived only In time to sec the floor OF the
upper story fall through, carrying with 1t
the remains Of The. three persons, who had
iall.n helpless near the upper window, The
nlen1bers Of the family who escaped were
badly frost-bittcn, none Of them haylny had
time 10 dress. 4 messenger wns despatched
for DR.. j. ". II. Baker, who promptly re-
sroudrd, and did what could be done 10 re-.
lscyc the physical suffering Of the Distressed
Et1hily. The eldest boy, Richard, was found
terribly burned, aud cannot survive; be was
conscious, but ipsensib1e Of pain from the
Wat, III lax.
, 1866-12-12

But there arc few who have 10 co larther ,aan
40: a1sss AIs horsses no tehol1ts - living a. "a.
1afthest on The North Side will not have 10 leave
home before qnAItor Of seven, and thrru are
very Iaw schotafs from the South 6lde who live
farther. There a1e not nprr than dozen scaol-
m who will be put to any serloua incun unvca1cnee
hI thls change aud no rale e1n be spilled that
will be equally 3nst aud convenient 10 alL
Again, my tthooamaie sA1s. will II } us any
good 10 leave kehool hhlr al ho1r ea.li-s, II NC
are forced TO abstain from food t1om c1eat IN The
morning nnt1l st1 at niEht:" He tuust have tor
which l. ample lins to eat our lunch In. -
:; ;Hasin. answered these onjectlaul, ahnald
ilke 10 state lew q The Advantages 10 he derived
BY this change. In wA1m GUNNER weather, the
earlier We 20 10 school the cooler the air and the
more p1eaf ant The walk.
ACME, the most Of rE WILL t5cu be able to eat
our ttlEce regular meals, most decided Improve
mel on our present ftsle OF eating, q ltttfe nov
and lht.o ihen. Also. We sh1lI h1ye the whole
Of The afternoon for our own nse. So, by Ill
means. let rs have the change. and donbt II The
t1FaSuou> results which my tehoolu,.e eru-
mcratea will follow A SCHOLAR
, 1866-12-12
Entplopn1ent.

EMPLOYMENT
FOR BOTH SEXES.
Msshed eo1etsfs. Widows Of sAtn sold1eEa, and The
uutupoyed Ct bhth se1ea general r Of good A1dsess
Asc waited to CANVAS tus ln1tt AIed AID elegantly
topnd Eok, fou1 dcn or the 1ate Rebeu3on- Induce.
nep1s: QH1ek ea1es. 1At{e pTcAn aud 10 risk.
Atdfeas jobs n. DAt4NALI,
No. 2 Cl1ntrn-se. Brooklyn, Ny.
, 1866-12-12
HE'D Wing {I1inn.) Board Of Trade.

The merchants Of the ensespristng city Of Red
Wing, MINI, have 1atly orran1xed Board OF
Trade tor The further Development Of ithe screuls-
ral and mercantile interests OF Upper the Afssisap-
pI Wiley. Red Wing Is one Of The largest wheat
points The river, and its t.nda in thts cereal Ia
steadily and rapidly Increasing. The otaeers OF
The Board art as follows:
PrcNdent-T. B. Sheldon.
Vice President-H. c. Ho.1msu.
SecFctary-L. F. Hubbard.
Treasufef-F. R. Steuett.
D[reetors-T. B. Sheldon, p. B, Mann, Charles
U1mmelmxn, James Warner, F. R. Sterrctt.
, 1866-12-12
THE PLANT MANUFACTORT FIRE.
) Lo>% Two Hundred Thousand Dollars
-Faretcularr of tho Disaster.

Ln>k TWO Hundred Hhon$Hnn DoUAfx
-Faretcularr of tho Disaster.
lFnrn the New Haven ra11aaium, December sth.]
The fire at the Plant manufacturing estab-
1ishmcnt in this city Friday morning, ranks
:nen,, the most disastrous ever known in
this section. 1t broke out nbout halEpa<t
3o'clocL. In an hour the establishment Was
in ashes. Il WAS first seen fn the rear OF the
engine building. From the fact of It's break
1u. out here, and from the other fact thut
thcre Was no fire nor store nor tntlammahle
material In this locality, Il Is thought the
fire WAS the work of an incendtary.
The lirc Hns t1e1nendnuB- The maid b1Ild.
ing. which tronted on Grand street about
eighty. feet, and which Was three &totics In
height, was spectacle sublime To behold.
The flames shot upward At one time nearly
hundred feet. At the sane time, the forge
shop which WAS Of brick, the engine
Of wood, were nli ablazc, add1nc to the bril-
liarcy oi the con1agration aud to the heat,
which drove spectators away hundreds Of
feet, aud made the work Of the 1re:nen
scorcbinC, blisterin. and dangerous Az last
the walls, one after another. fell, and tho es-
Establishment uas in ruins, two hundred thou
eand dollars Of property In buildings, ma
chinery, rough stock eud finished stock. dce-
trarcd, and ! hu ldrcd wprklnen ont Of en-
pl"yment-
The destruction Of valuable machinery Was
great. The principal business done At tho
works was the manufacture OF heavy hard.
ware. ut very extensive buAiness was done
III manufacturing pistols. During the hot
test Of tho Arc, cartridges wt-c exploded BY
the flames In the part Of the works ~herc
The pistols were made, as necessarily as nrc
crackers explode on the Fourth II Julv
These explosions alarmed the spectators and
caused the crowd to fAlt back, away from the
burning building far more expe3ftiously fhan
squad Of police could hare made them.
The manufacturing Of pistols was done By
contract. Mr. John II. Marlin WAS By Ia
to twenty thousand dollars worth of wosl
on hand. On this he had tn Insurance q
thirteen thousand Eve hundred dollars, Les
ter d Ncbt. agents. They had policies Il
the extent Of fourteen hundred dollars t.
the credit of other contractors The Put
nam Insurance Company lost three thousanS
dollars by the destruction Of contractor,
property. From forty TO my thousand dol
lars worth CT finished pistols wcrc savetl
This was great saving OF property, The,
wcrc bo1cd up In the maiu building, aud thi
saved g,oxcs were carried over to TIC old ca.
riase repository opposite. On these fiuislc,
pistols there was an insurance Of aboat fiji.
Thousand dul1ars, In what Offices VIZ do no
yet learn.
The epcctac1c, attcr The conGasrat1on, va
Gnc very suggestive Of the great pvwc7 {
tsc- Heavy machinery was twisted as a rec
would bc it, tho hands Of giant, b,ick vail
were cursed nud broken aud pr snssrate I
funous heans, heavy timbers wer: ratte
Il chaffet masses, and the whole Garth In III
SaGiln's u The flrc was black with cindrt
4 AUG pieces 0i charrcd boards.
1EG 5lA.r over winch tho fr, s~cpt va
about one Aurdred aud fursy Ieet su7arc
, 1866-12-12
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Adjourned Observation-Disclosures Re-
port Of County Physician-Rlec-
ton oi plankroad Inspectors.

The Beard Of Snpervlso1a Of Cook County met
yesterday afternoon. pursuant - adjournment on
Friday, rscs idcnt D. S. uamr1ond In tho chair,
Tie roll was called, and quorum 70 md prcseus,
:. lnutc> Of the last meeting wero read aud ap-
proved.
petition from Joseph Haiars, for payment OF
bill Of Sss for bcdsteads furnished 70 the Coun.
1y Hospital, was referred 10 the Committee on
EospiIals.
TAXES on TIE " Hr0uAx.r
Apc.ttion from Ashsel Gage, praying that taxes
whIeh Ind been paid on the properly known a.
The "Fenublican WiC~au," be refunded, as the
10 ,hc cos,mit're oa Eaaaittation Of Taze~s. ~
STORAGE or 0rArowDKn.
The Committee On Judiciary. 10 whnm Vas re.
ennrowdes 10. dangerous localities, reported
aEe Of Tie resolution, and rrging the Legislature
= cnsct q Law to prcyrn. such storage; also,
| IN.
A I'LL Of 80 for medical attendance on Chris
| tisn Kramer, was referred 10 the Committee or
rooE Honses and fanpers.
| Supervisor Edbrooke, Of the Committee on
| inr thc payment Of euudry bill. amonntiue q
1 Sa1ff..o. fu1 Poor House expenses, and Aealas'
the payment OF two OF three email bills. Tho re.
|
| coI5H rnTs1cIAx>e nEPoEf.
The annuu! Eepo!t oc q. J; Il Gore. County
| Physician for the North Dlvlsfca, was rad and
rrfer1a to the Hospital comt,it,ee: 1t eontaiu.
| the following fAcrs: The urmheF Of post N o.tcru
eAsEtnaitont made at The rcquest Of The Coroner
dullnE lie year Is Ii uRmb*1 OF pasients attend.
| ed a. County rhstac!asi, 11a: nambcl Of visits
51s: num1ef Of otree patients IS; number ID.
dt1ousl examined b. sequeat Of the county
aScE,, g.
4 nEAsCSn OF JCHnRs.
On motion Of Supervisor Fzdbrooke3 It WIS voted
that ;he Dor1d pspecd 10 traw juror At 10 O'Clock
On "Wednesday wsnlnc.
| fAIL EIFEN1E1-
Supervisor HAIRS. from the Committee On Jsi
and Jatl Account. presented bill Of items IA:
;aiI c1Ieoeee. amounting 10 &6,1lo. recommending
payment Of thefamt. Ihe report Nas adopted.
PI.NEnoAn IsErEcTons.
On motion o}suHesr!sos pusheck; II gas sosed
sper,ora. withtae folloxing result:
1.tpeetor toftht North portion Of the County
| G. #. Reyno1s:
Inspector n the South portion Of tho County
Benjamin SaEc1s.
Inspector r The West portion Of the County,
! c. G, puehek.
On motic{ the Board then Adjourned until ter
o'e1oc. tLiltooEnlng.
, 1866-12-12
Extraordinary struggle with u Sal.

On Wednesday, the eith ult., Mr. Colin
Wood, while fishing on the North Esk, hook
ed an enormous salmon. The time at which
the fish was hooked is stated at SIS. At this
time Of the year It soon becomes dark after
that hour, anu for some time the struggle WAS
carried on in tho dark: but Mr.. Woods
tackle was good, and hc was an experienced
angler, SO lie contrived TO keep up the CON
necsion till the moou rose. Several psr-
SONS appent to have been with him
at this tine, but as hour utter hour
stole by they left him, having far
Mr.. Woods two companions at length grew
weary, and laid down under bush 10 obtain
few hours nap; and now Mr.. Wood, left to
Iimsc1C, continued the desperate struggle
alone for hours through the silent night. and
t5 the light Of the moon. It must have been
length, when the fish bad been about ten
hours On tho hook, one OF Mr. Woods friends
came 10 his assistance and relieved him ol
tho rod. and worn ont, ns he we'll might be
indeed, with the fatigue Of such an cncoun.
ter, 1tr. Wood fell h1undly asleep.
The moon wnned and still the struggle
went on. Morn came and Mr.. Wood was
awakened, and. having taken some refresh
u,ent, he was ready to renew tue contest,
ard resumed the rod. Other fishermen be-
gan 10 arrive on tue rivers bank. aud there
fonnd Mr. Wood still fast to the salmon,
throughout the Hvelong night. Cp and
down went the anxious group, following the
fish TO and fro until the day advanced, the
morning passed md noon arrived, when II
was thought that the fsh began to show
signs Of distress; but Mr.. Wood Was asAir
| compelled, from utter exhaustion, to rein
autsh the rod, which was taken by Serscau
Milne, ekllill fisherman; md shortly aite1
| this the hook parted from Its hold and -tht
line came home. leaving the gallant fish Il
his well earned liberty, aitet having tired ou
| three foes aud been On the hook for ninetcel
| hours xud lalf.-LoHdot7 fSeid.
, 1866-12-12

ing = eaie f'om M Inc 80 southeast, % thrse re- D men
started OF in ftaiI skin from the shor,. at
the lower end Of the inner harhor Of New
port, 10 rescue sheep which had by some
means got atrifl, but owing TO the gale they
were ueither able to rcach the sheep or re-
turn to the shore, nnd were fast bein. swept
otI into rough water, where their skin must
/ inevitably Lave swaMped. IL this situation
they were discovered BY Miss Ida Lewis,
daughter of Captain Hosea Lewis, keeper u
Linlc Rock Light, who at once took the
lighthouse boat and put of TO their relief
Size reached the men, took them from the
shitr, which she took In tow, and af'erward
went in quest of and saved the sheep, and
landed the Whole safely on terra Grn17, This
Is not tho first act Of this description per,
| formed b7 this Young lady.
, 1866-12-12

The M.sn insurance Was BY seeley - 4a.-
sons. of New York city, In New York cam.
Lanies-viz.: amonnt, ss5,Doo, Mr. Plant
tnlnkf, with his present knowledge nf 1ne
aiistT s that M the entire loss cannot III: short
Of arc about all he had on ihs pr ,nsrty'
- the i fhd'ntx Company, Of Hartford, had
SS,.D upon the burned buildings,
, 1866-12-12

Night E1press-....:..... &t5p.E sssip Il.
Joliet Accommodation. atN p. r.. "e4o g. =
E1psess Fright, with passeLa.: css sEacn.d.
WI lease a. Ps,SsoSe1 depot every sssufeas a. s-e
The Joliet Accommodation counnc5 w,tS IL.
prese Freight ins Way stator1.
sSund2y excepted. tAorGny e1eeltsd, fS.**---
excepted.
ES1nx HrncK YaHu rIH TANLY.
, 1866-12-12
Special Notices.

The qsorhnm Manufacturing Company,
Silyasmiihs OF Ptpridepce r. L, Inform tts trade
tnak tht producing nee hecrop! atet Goods eon
pEs.nE tan Dn. e md e = Ev!ces and Table Ws q
eyetJ description. Of yrrJ superior quality Aud Of
new Ana elsxsnt de.isna. fhe nass u klcta sllFeE,
spon Thi. deposts 4 Pure Silver OF such thlc4
nes nAs tne1 posses all tie ADVANTAGES ct soEd n1vs<
y utility and hus heau os atsiEa and superior in
tsh arc cnd1stE -nishAhie trozu it.
ne Gofh1I AanEfActoftpE Company refer With con-
naeoee % the hkh rtputAs rhsy haTa etAoltahed IN
ne Irocte1lsn Of solid Silver Wsrr, In which thcT
a1te htta fnF na1ny JeaIs <nSA2et. 4Id toey
tt sht public thai they 0t faIJ sustain tnst reput,
on "a k1e pfnnrtton OF Eect1o plated WaEe1 Of such
% the purchaser Al Aruclrs ta4d. ny
, 1866-12-12

PHILADELPHIA Provision a[urKek-Dec. S.
The market hM becn almost At , AtAud sa.l prices
E.e been II iasot q tic buyc: po:s eoaraues 10 =
tive: fAlA Of btfs II 471Qr q % clear
;: sN. p1m. mess At s2l.oo and ptlmc as 82L.ta.
Ness ny ~ M sfter. ana prices arg .seahy
era ,a:ur r,ty vN-st rrfha1as arr ~ tLE 5sz.s11
r; THIS i co laprursuf-.t, r, rL::ts: 81 ,niy
st,@ e7Ttt d xefr In 4 .it = n II III sA.D
~ iaIbr eaE' stsFd hx..s. L. he -.:aa lat gar
si<.A Azh tll: t1F kh JI:ers- H--e's
excessively dull Ant JtcSS ha,r S1I:'*
tnn.ll sses At lska11c fcr ptek,ed t4a = arg:
atnrr to present sales Of $50 tres It l3c and
krTr Al iA4lSc.
, 1866-12-12

"ur- Fnlaoe.s White zine c.,=pcn,d, sdr~=tset tn
our counu1. II tacs- skfA attempt 70 cca.tne Nd
sppls tue medicinal virtues OF tho White raae na,t
haS ben thoroughly tested By psopie IN this cisf aad
%ts0e6. .nd the proprietor has tsattnoatsls OF 4<s
Eaas 4en pe.aocs we'll known 70 oar eistxens- We
sssoUHend t tStal IN al thosc eases Of tisnsse to
whteh II Is ac&psad. 1t II laf sale by all our drug
Ktats"-{S. T. Independent.
ThA Hrest New EnSttnd Remedy Dr. ]. v. rolani's
WHITE FINE C0MPouSD u D:w onered u us If
dletet Throughout thr eouttry, Aftes having lecu
proved By the test Of e1even IN tho New Ea.1ni
States here It's mesin have oeoue Al well knoH -
The tee t1om which. In pAtt, it derives ts yl.ntz.
The White Pine Compound sures soee Throat, Io!A,
ceusta DpntherIa. bronchitis, splt-s Of Sloo!. a.d
Pulmonary Affections EcceraLy- Il Il = remarkable
remedy for Kldnr. Complaints. pabetea. plrneuty oi
Welding Urine. BleedlnS from the KicreJs a1d D1ll
der Crawl and other complaints. Fur Piies znd sca1-
" 1t will be found very valuable.
Give ittA II you would learn the value OF good
and tried E4to1cIre 1t Is pleasant, salc and sare.
Sold BY DErEzlsts and Dealers In Nal,cinea teae-
rally. BCkSHAMS d VAN sCIIAACK Wnolesate
GTYofA.