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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

THE President made speech In an
swerto the public welcome extended
TO him at Raleigh, that Is in marked
contrast with his indecent and intem-
perate harangues last year on the Oeca-
sion of his Chicago trip. He went then
us now, 10 attend the ceremonies incl
dent toraisInga monument to the dead,
but the temper and purpose OF his trip
were soon manifested to be entirely
political. From the outset he gave way
70 viudicste accusations and to de-
fence of his policy that was so vulgar
and egotIstical that IT disguised the
country and revolted public sentiment
against the man in the IaIl elections.
We do not know that Mr.. johnson
Is better man now than then, but
he is a wiser and perhapsa sadder per-
son. He has come to dread speech
making, for never did man make n
greater mistake than himself when he
Eancied that he could put down Con-
gress In the estimation OF the people by
blaekguarding It's leading members.
He simply put himself down, and
along with him the galvanized debris
of the Democratic party, that vain1y
supposed there was a resurrection In
store for it, Notwithstanding its terrible
record. This time Mr.. johnson seems
determined to say as little as posi-
BILE in partisan way. He may
reasonably enough be pardoned for the
illusions made to himself, to his early
history, aud to his conscientious zeal
about the country. with which his
Raleigh speech, as Is always the case, Is
literally intermixed. Such allnsions
are offensive TO good taste, aud aretined
man would not indulge in them amer
Mr.. Johnson's style. But they WIN
count far more among the people to
whom he addressed them in North
Carolina, than they did among the In
teIlIgeut and appreciative people Of the
North. a turgid, -boastful, and semi-
Barbarous sort OF oratory is the style
much in vogue at the South, but at the
North 1t is heavily discounted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05
aBritish Milis,' Floulr..' e

Onn BBLa OF THAT STANDARD
OltU brand Flour. Just received and nor
sale by PAXTON &stl6LERAYsd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad.

Address OF West virginia Conn
missioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

Estimating the private stock in the
road and the debts at par, the entire
road complete from Richmond to Cow
ington. 205 miles, and which has cost
s., 900, 600, and In addition s. COO, 600 ex-
pended on the CoyinEton & Ohio Rail-
road, may be acquired by the Chesa-
peaks 4 Ohio Railroad Company at
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

1oae or the above was from St. Louis.
s.1 ss.-.f -rii E. Mccoy, ID.
lun4-St Sec ofthe Board of Health
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05
DRY GOODS!

A LLoF WHICH ARR WARRANTED
"a IS represented, and shown with pleasure
70 al, cheaper than any other hoIiEe n ne
ely, e. The following priees Vim GhoK.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

In answer we say, open this channel
OF trade and deposit Its immense ton.
mage on the Chesapeake, and large
cities will soon spring into existence.
The Chesapeake. & Ohio Railroad, be-
canse Of the large concessions made TO 1t
in the charter, will, when compIeted, be
represented by acapital fully one-Eoufth
less than any Northern road of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-05

By the report OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company for 1855, It appears that the
entire cost of their road was 81 024e91 81.
EHpensea b Z q. g ......s.......... lO6q3all u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08


H3 I.e d PnG Mf Peek d5ci
Al Imaeg Mass ahene &c hsd been on
hursea lie Frsnbsns weTe conveyed
- Waatfehff oa Saturday lsst aad hsa
fantral fool piaos go M9aday, Dse ~,
W@Han# Jraa5 gives the following
uat8cs q him
Hr was bern "a Waterbury shout ihc
wear i793. and was SOFA q Gtn John
PeNk. who waa f9f several years High
shea4 81 tais coaAty Tbs education 81
Mr. Fceh waa sush as was b be bad IN
tae common schools. with q few terms
81 the Grammar school and iWa wears
81 lhs Z 8 3illtoFy Acascnf at West
Point re iadel em 6rsi Ia the 81
Hee e aamBri lsHus' q 8ontg, .sGd
completed t iies wfH Daanisau
Sn.ta of Barre Nj Peel u admitted
Is she h4f abuui is1i 20 Oranae Cam-
{, - think and commenced his proies
/ 1nal I'D 81 Barre. bat ln a short tame
removed Is Montpelier From TIA
time 30 pFaal DE- BE- q gyieneifeh hes
reputation a. one 81 tie ablest lawyers
% ihe state calling hiin % either come
Il = and giving Linn employment IN The
moat important clscs
A. Is advocate 81 never INDUCED IN
ogatorg his ,yle 81 argument being
uuad0uuei. teFea logical. and always 20
Gle point hence DIS high reputation
was founded upoa solid aitainmcuta
which always gave HIM tic confidence
and respect q the Court r. tie law.
rather than paraiy politics be gave his
attention s. ia politics he followed NJ
. the conservative line natural 70 lawyers,
who give great weight 70 established
custo u and Old su,houties Naturally
inclined 10 follow his father as 4 Demo
era he nevertheless oppose that party
when Gen Jackson attempted the then
radical change ii tba currency, and AZ
gpiod that question in the Waterman.
subsequently, as tho opponents sdem-
0Iaey ia Vermont began q be radical
on tho slavery question, Mr pocks com
scryatism ied him 20 the Democratic
party with which he has since affiliated
though during the wax We think be su}t
ported tie Administration Of President
iineolc Dir Peek served in the state
Legislature as representative from
Montpelier IN Congress from 1917 70
1851 4 5 District Attorney from 1853
y TO 1855.
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ntahrn.s No rzcns.

C0Sa & BUnrus desire Is call atten-
tion e their advertisement ii to-dav's
paper, d tie new improved Singer Sew
iug Machine at SO. We have on hand
few ii those Machines which We are
anzious 70 convert into money as soon
as possible, therefore we offer them at
this great reduction
Tmums Members q School Commit
tess, and al persons interested in edu-
cttioual matters Presidents Of the State
If Vermont, aud who desire 70 have
the Progressive Series Of Readers, COM
piled by Su9 lows, LID aud NELSON
NJ HMuno9E, A. Ill, rcadoptcd by he
B9agdui Education VIII confer a special
favor on tlc publisher, IN making such
request known, by addressing Oliver
Ellsworth, Esq, Boston, Mass, previous
to January 3lst and if possible within
the neAt two weeks. Several leading cd
ucatiunAl gentlemen Of the Slate also
ask tAis favor II il therefore hoped
that ail ias4@t' viii promptly comply
with this request
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

GFATh uF VERMONT All Frahafe Caarf sofd
- &eaaaiaafv i4@fst - ra s. IT'S faohste p3Ua Au
&Fs h@s+ "a saa So saa h.stFill az "a d. ..
4sa1fF 1857
Fssss03 Haa 2 s. EtGT0N 8e6ee
4Af taassaEstfsffE ~ estate 45 e "a 81 faFaer
tsie @ NtAk1. kasA G.stfl DECEASED. sNta3s1 az
fe a#f AZ 8asi aausf
& Nas astcEf1 TEST sag apesHsfEaa e.
keAf4 M 3aasta Ausf4 sH 81 h3sn 81 fba lssaassts
e1 sAest.e tn vaa f.sr !. ,rsf5rs - rs. l5s,
sst G #st4 tse.- esq ttst raft1f tAfFz6f e.
ItE ae tar 81 laraa vIas = saf sasslrt-
A s.r a- 'as5sF lselse4 a 81
lnts4Es tF 81 saas isase s.ss
ANk AAa . &L AAssN Gfassar
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Notice.

THE subscriber would respectfully in
form bic Old patrons an1 ibe pubic, that y dfeF
not rtniesptals fssaasiH from Assehes5sF. bat euHs
tinaas to rfsIas 81 afff gatip8 fartgFY psAnt
sh~re - eaa u foHns ED ready attend - fte
caiisuf al aha MAJ essfe bic Professional services
FZEA EDAya
Faetosr Pvlnf. fzr lse7 s-2a
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AGENTS WANTED
P6R TIE Most FoPrLAE
And best selling Subs sdp'i5n Books published

We the most extensive pahllshers 10 The United
ststcs havina tx hsnsHt ard therefore clu sffd y
sel books cheaper and pay agents more liberal com
mission than Abg ON cQfnp4hE. Gar busEs 10 bot
pass thf0ugh the hauds 81 General kFpts, az neafI
cd other Fahserlat0B w8fts dos therefore We sfe ~
aBel to give asir e4lgassefs tha ara PER ss1i ahieh
= usually sNa7fes Is GtHcrli Agrlif Esperiencsd
caugassers gfa TIE advantage VI aeAlias directs
with the fsHhiishvrs uaf ssfles embraces The most
papalar uprs ~ an sahIcsts ~ iupgt4nca aud b sell
ia rapidly both Norsh saA -18ih.
uid seufs snA a others, eho atHi fhe bret psyiug
urtuties. v4h please send ipr eircHa end tre oar
terlas, Aud e0mFarH iheu aaa fhe character y our
wafka Nifh ih3se ~ af1er pHilIshers Aa8yess Ma
TIUS AZ PE kiGslifAe Ca, h.stsa, Mass. Fasin&I-
hachnead, Va
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NV ADVERTISEMENTS
MiIcox Calorlc Enginc Do.

lil a tii baraaes ST. Providence. + J.
Nannfagiurert sfAaiNt lBglars 81 fsrpn' fitrs,
Recent lmtfafs8-eeW upsH She raviHes have ifwci
thsr ffau ihe draifes wkleh hhtr heretofore arisi
~ fnsuaf1fs - this class They perfectly -
Hahle Go 10 pBrpusas ubHfg Nm.lod puvsr y required
consuming small amauaf = faei entirely ssfs
snd can ~ Operated ~ rers1ns not skille H mehan
r. STEPHEN WILCOX Ia, Agent
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TIE Fall Term OF
BURR & BURTON SEMINARY

WIN open on "WEDNESDAY AUGUST ~ saApg M
direction Of Ery. FaANgLtS ". 0tSsrEp, A. r. fFht2
cipAl. a
Other and competent Teachers In all the branches
Acacdnicnl study are employed. -.
Terms for Tuition and Rooms as hensfiafgFo. az
Young men haviag the mlnlstry IN flcw, may fessirs
material AID from the Burr fund -
Circulars sent. on application TO Rev. NJ wfekhsfn n
Clerk. ..
Manchester July Il, tsss-su
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY m Essay Of warning
VI aud instruction for Young men also, Diseases
and Abuses which pTcmaturely prOstre the vital pow
ere with sure means o relief Sent Of CHARGE IN seal
ed letter envelopes. Address Dr. j. sKILIiE H0UGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

The Eruiilauh Es'af5 1n the new ruiirosd from New
York o. fhiladelrh,a now apen Tor settlement The
saiuhruas 5matr choice garden soil, and pnrr water,
invite al Who seek htalth ~ profitable employment.
Farms A. go pct acre and upward, eligible town lets
aud large water powers 0r sale easy terms fersons
DESIRING 90 parchaee VII. take R1riisn and Delaware
Hag R4l .rbad a. Aston iHnetiau, address " N T
sCHEtI 81 j SIMPSON AFRICA, Fruliiand =. O.,
Burlington Co, keW Jersey,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
WINS Patent Hair Crimpers.

For CElyrING Avn WAtyGSG LApiEs' lIAIR. No lIEsT
REeUIREp Is UsING THEM. Ask your storckeeper for
them n ne does not keep them, write 70 the Manu-.
facturtr, Il WINS, Sixth St s. Columbia Az, Phila
delpha.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08

cac FROM rs CENTS The best terms ever
s9O offered 10 Agents Aetr Ta'sHtsd .iFticte. -
Sur 70 scR ia energ famfg. sANrl2 with fol paric.
ulars sent free By mail ar 70 cents that etails easily
roy Sc Address g. " JACKSON a co, No South
Street. Baltimore, Nd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-01-08
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
]. w. Bradl US Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
COR DOUBtHsPEING)
SKIRT.

THE WosBEwrI FLEStrLiTS and great ooAToEr and
rLFAstRE TO any Lady wearing the DtptFX Elturlr
sgfEt viii BE- experienced particularly IN a crVwrd
ArseLbies Operas Carriages, Railroad Care, Church
Pews, Arm Chairs, for promenade and House Dress,
81 the skirt b. folded when 10 use 20 0eeupy small
place easily and conveniently A. a rk ~ Muslin
Dress invaluable quality In cdn0iDcs not found IN
any Single Spring Skirt
4 Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
graf CJdveu ence 81 wearing the DnpleE EtptcSteei
Spring skirt for single dag, win never afterwHfds
willingly dispense with their use For Children, Miss
r. aud Young Lsdirs they superior 70 an uihsrs
They win not bend or break ike the sp lux, hui Wili
preserve their perfect sud graceful shape when three
gFf1ur ordinary skirts viii have been thrown aside a.
useless. The Hoops covered with double and ~
I'd thread, and The bottom rods not only dOuhe
syringe but twice double covered preventing them
from searing out shea dragging them down siOoi's,
stair, &c.
the Duplex Elliptic is favorae Win I'll ladies and
j. universally recommended ~ the Fashion MtgInc5
tbe STANDARD shiri 81 ne Fashionable World
10 enjoy the following inestlmsble advantages IN
crnoliHe VIZ superior gaaty, perfee, mangfscinFe,
stylish shane and hHl.a aesbilty durability comfort
ahdjcop0Ihy. enquire for j. " Bradley Dupiex ~.
iipic ~ fonpe spring Skirt and b sure yoa gri ths
gcNutns article
CtFgION ensrd against Imposition he partir.
uiar 10 ualiee that skirts offered HDatiex have the
re9 ink stamp, Via "a. VI Bgadleys Duplex Eiliptic
sFal" springs" upon fhc saisiband-n0He gfhers are
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i the secret u their aexibty ard strength ana 8
combustion not 10 h f0ana 10 any other skir
sgid throughout the Inliei sistes and rlseN heFe.
Manufactured b. tle sole owners ~ me Fafrut.
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A Rnte Chance.

Ito procure beautifully finished photographs q
Distinguished persouages at u tring cost WIZ
send post faid TO any address, 100 photographs 81
Union Geucrnls for 90 esntsi 50 Photographs q
Rebsl Officers Cor 80 eentsj 100 Photographic q
Statesmen and Generals for 90 CENTS l90 Photo 4
yrnphs n Aefors III 70 cetts 100 Photographs II,
Female Beadties for 6o,cents., how is We time ts
an vaar Albums. seul on 6o~ fordsrs. and Teeelst
lie Photographs 3, return l3aii Address MATTE
OoSSoE, =. o. Drawer 10, Albany, N. l.~lyW
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sRTIClss OF AGREEMENT ARD ASSOCIATION OF
pLUNkET & BARBER

Manufacturing Company.
fIur undersigned person da ~ i,se articles ofagre.
utui. 70 writing. assoeiate anrsclges together an.
der the provisions n tht eightysixlh chapter q the
rurrA statutes ~ The state ~ Vermont and do urdain
acre. ~ sBd establish thc following Articles " Associa.
FIfst Tie name n our Assocatian and Cooperation.
hereby formed sna established. shall be ptUNKETT
S BARBER MANUFACrtRlNG COMPANY
>eraad The purpose Tor which said Corporation IS
established Is that o. chgaeug ia and carrying the
Manufacture 81 Weplen cotton goods Or bnth anf 81
engaging ID ant carrying on saw mili or gristin or
bot or any Al u said branches = business, within
ThrJ said Corporation, hereby formed and cstab.
ehcd. sla continue and have succession for the time
Ana period Of Thirty wears from asd aer 18Th day
Fourth The amount ~ capital stock Ga sad corpora.
ton Is hereby determined aud limited by thr uucrrsgn
ei OF and 20 the Of nrty thousand dollars and no
nercsc - capital shall b. made hy any upon
The shares
Fnh The .id stock slap be de,iard Into shares Of
twenty -iive dollars each.
sixth Ibe place 81 business 81 said Corporation
shan De- VI pownai, in said state.
seventh. No stoekhul3cr shall ALLEVIATE or sell any
portion " lis stock 81 said GopOrati,n unt alter e
shall have given DE right " pre- cmpion thr Of to Tie
slil Corporation . Sensible time.
Eight M" arst meeting o. The saii Corporation Is
hereby cttdlnd apnointed q be helA 81 the DWELLING
boasr % + McuitTho bp,na 70 Ia 20 II row a
IN tie touuty Of Remington N " ~ ate, on The 4tl
as Of August :. p 1850, AZ ten o'clock. iorenaoa: Of
w8ich meeting he undersigned stock holders hereby
accept aud ackroN lclgs personal notice.
Niath. Ne Lrr,by SEVERAL, lake and subscribe Tor
The number Of shaes sid cor grafton annexed to our
respective names, and agree and ~ onist 70 pay for
the stHie
pl,gd Al ,ad ruwul tll. 18Th day q August, 4. D.,
ie66
wu { PLrNKrrr
Six IIundiei Shares
b.. BARBER,
Twelve Hundred shares
GREEN BRIMMEE,
-Four Hundred shnrcs;
H. o. MERCHANT
-Four Hundred shares
CHARLIE L. HOuGnTON
BARBER THOMPSON,
EW BENNFTr
Two Hundred Shares;
JONATHAN BROOKS,
Two fustr u shares.
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Ernrnnlonton Ernn Knrds.

fI1lII a9st Opportunity % tI6U1t hufn1 mIIH anu
l hcahs climate. sol suitable Tor Al crops, the hHst
Frtrr LANBts 1uE Ustav. best % markets -bcug View
York sad Philadelphia from SEQ To faoa per aere
cleared from small fruii; large population alrcaay 10
Gated hundreds settl'ng good society perfectly
healthy; son water. all advantages. Lands ot sale 10
aud around the famous HammoHtou Fruit ~ettlemcni
% mlca from Philadelphia large tract isnow divid
ed into Farms 70 su The actual settler Price for ~
acres ard upwards from so to $50 per acre Five aud
and ton acre lots for snlr Terms lhcral title perfect
For full Information address BYHSEs & ieNEs Ham
monitor, New Jersey. An letters answered.
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HOLIDAY GIFTS ;!
BY 1nE
New York Prize Association,
500 nrpadwat. N,Y.
Rosewood Pianos, Melodeons Sewing Machines,
Music Boxes, Silyerware, Fine Gold and
Silver Watches, aud
ELFG AN JEWELIaY

Silver Watches, aud
EITGCi AN 7 .JE wIcLIY
Valued at 100000 VIII be distributed as follows;
The name aud value Of each article Of our goods are
marked on Tickets placed in Sealed hnyci0pes, and
wei mixed, On receipt OF % cents, envelope con-
tanning such Tickets viii be drawn without choice aud
delivered at uar Office or sent By nail 70 any address
Tac purchaser after seeing what article draws ard Is
vauc-Whjeh may be from Que 10 Five Hundred Dol
l4rs-ca then ON payment OF Que Dollar, receive the
marked oar Circular "a the value Every Tick
ct draws article worth Oae Dollar, or more. 20; No
Blanks
Our patrons can depend on fair honorable dealing
The Article drawn will be delivered at tur
Office, regardless Of is value, or promptly
sent as directed by return mall or
Express
Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
Of Valuable Gf,s from us, may be seen file at oar
Office, among HON We are permitted 10 refer to;
John : lioicomh, Lamhertsille, j, Gold Watch,
BROOKLYN, Sewing Machine $50; Edwin stoyt, STAN
ford Conn, Gold Lever Watch, value soc; Hon II
Briggs, Washiu sfun y G, Diamond Pin, S1I5; &
Sutherland, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano. $3.50; Mrs
n Jackson, 2Gj Nineteenth St, Y, Sewing Ndhiur,
$50 jos Camp, EImira, \ J, Mciodeon. Slt0 Mss /
collins, Atlanta, Ga, DumoHd Cluster Ring, SOB; DR.
Henry smi'a, Worcester Mass, Sewing Machine, 50
II Siaw, las 10Th -, - Gold vs. itch, $3.50. Edward
Bgyntou, Nashville Tenn, Melodc0n, 500: james
Riseal, Montgomery, ala, Gold Hunting Watch 500
Il 7 Sriiih Providence, X l. Silver Lever Watch, $50
oscar Purdy, A4d8on, \ !, Music Box SIS Hon $
newell, s. Paul, MINI Gold Watch tl55 X Sperry,
Il ehGell, Conn siter Wa'ch, $50 VIM Peck liar.
lem, iil. Music Box, SO; VIM Raymond, Dayton Ohio,
Silver Fe1 sef fi25 Miss schrnck, Detroi' Mich
Diamond Ear Rings, tk-5; Pierre Bedudia, y Charles
H8iel New q q aus. Diamond Ring, $40 Mrs Martha
Barnes s. Loui- NJ, Melodeon value $40.
List Of Articles
TO BE SOLD FOR 0NE DOLLAR EACH,
and not to bc paid for anil rou know what you have
GgaN p.
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A RE Yotr BAsIIFUB Read the ANSrAL op FHaF-
~ NOLoGY. for ieG5, and learn how 10 overcome IT,
First part 20 cents. FOWLER 4 WELLS, y Y
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N HOW BAsHFUI To overcome this weakness
~ read the htUsTRtrrp ASNrAL or PnRTN0LoGt,
for 1907 only 20 cents. FOWLER & WELLS NY
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~ L. ORVIS, SURGEON DENTIST
W MANCHESTER, VERMONT.
~Y.ipe.

ft'Hir o. riIr ihst htfg Ills daY .yCn my son
j HtGtAilNu Burt, his titne during 10 remain.
Sac 81 ls HHDriN aad -hail ciam none VI his earl
iarsues py aug ee9 ofAis egutfaetpEa ibis date
JOSHUA BURT
Pra. jan !, w. aua3
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IN OnO ,cRrs or LAND w,un.vrs

ITO WUWNNNN, NO % NaIIfoaI ENChan9Nl NoHfI
square, Boston, Mass
WANTED An AGENT One chance in each
w Town. worthy the attention " an active business
man. take the exclusive agency ~ the sale Of Ban
sTHFEr's RrRHrE MorLpiS0 ANp WEATHER srRirs' ap.
Piled 10 The sides bottom top and centre Of doors nnd
windows Of epepy description. The sale Of the article
Is beyond anything etFf icrcd before to an agents
one which from SiA 20 Sea per day ran be- made ANY
prroon wishing 10 better their occupaon should send
for an Agents Circular The Grst who apply secure a
bargain. Terms for m0uidinsf cash.
j. r. BfAnSTREET.
81 WASHINGTON street Boston Mass.
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TO BIZ SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH
And not to bc paid for au.il sou know what you have
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DHGN1x INSURANCE COMPANY OF

nHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
INC6RPORATED ls64-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No a24 WALN UT street, opposite the Exchange.
In addition 10 MARINE and INLAND INSUR-
ANCE this Company insures from loss or damage by
FIRE for liberal terms on buildings, merchandise
t,rnifure etc, for limited periods, and permanently
on buildings, by deposit Of premium.
The Company has been In active operation for mora
han Sixty YEARS, during which all losses have
cen promptly adjusted and paid.
John L. Hodges Lawrence Lewis Jr
M, b. MahOny, David Lewis,
John Il. Lewis, BENJAMIN EttinR,
william 3 Grant, Thomas III. Powers,
Robert w. Leaning, A. II. McHenrY,
d. Clark Wharton, Edmund Castiilou.
Samuel Wilcox, louis o. Morris.
JOHN WU0&IGikER PRESIDENT
sANUM W1Lssx, Secretary
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SNEAK THIEvMe.-A very large number, OF
the thefts committed at this season OF the year
are due to the manner in which residences are
lett open in the evening. The depredators sneak
into the parlors and sweep the tables of valua-
bic books, or the mautels of costly ornaments.
There is scarcely day in which thefts of this
kind are not reported at police stations. a
pight or two ago, the residence of Mr.. j. n
Beans, No. 1859 N. Thirteenth street, was en-
tered and robbed of nine volumes, Handsomely
bound, chiefly poetical works, Cowpers
Holmes Reeds, Heman's, etc.