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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16
DIR. SCEENCK'S
PUEMCNIC SYnUL

Th. great medicine curod ". =. II. SUurycS,he
Prorr.s'or o. Pulmonary CoGsump..,, whea i'isd
sp'a;ncd its mos. formidable s-scc Gad WHOM =ssdf
doth sTpcarci to us inevi.eb 9. LI rhyrc'aIe-~-
bounced Li- esks ircuraG,s when lie coinrnecd
the use OF lii, simple brt powerful rcnleiyl ii8
health wGs restored in very short tima. pd ho
return OF tho d.elTo la. hcel c9p:ohen3e / hr all
the ,yIrp.orns quickly dirappcsrod and h!- rolon:
wrfht s more thaa two hundred poand'
Since his rcco-cry, lie IS. dcvc;cl his denton
exclusively 10 tire cars OF CUagcmpiol al 10
diseases which are u.rely co.apicst,I w. II, rii
the curc- elected by HE medicines have bon very
numerous snd truly vouis-.al. DR.. s'IEN, *
s<oi pr5c.ora ss:S T. GcYcra' Q! tl; la.,cT e.ics
,-ecGil. where lie hg'a lG-so corcogrso OF s.'cr-,
eri {; :, rI'y E-oa'shias 20 scc poor coasgnY'vcs
hat haze TO - iiGeI Gu. Of Tier carrs cr, ,ai IN
a iov months healthy, roSua. p1rous. De.
scuENcK'5 PUL1OSIG sYEJ i. sEAwKKD
TOSlC, eni nASDRAKE PILLS ARE rcncralE
all required in curing Consumption. Full diroc-
ton accompany each, PC th.. nly ins5 thsn
without fsc'r; DR.. S1HENyS, hit whoa Il IS con-
vcl.egt It Il best to hn H. r'vc' algiCo irec,
hut th.-5u!i examination ~ IL. as ..asp.Eoiae;of
he :cc is !hr., doI's,'
Posse Observe, whs1 rgrcis7'ns lha, thu ;v-o
ulclc--ss o. TIC Doc 5s-oEc whoa in he 'st-.g;s
cf C,asuu9- on. AGd tho orhsr a. hc now ., il
p1-.cct h.a,t-lsc OF th5 GovarIrn,nl s.arlr.
SD by al prdsri,s Gnd D,scr'. Ps.c- sl.I1
pr ic.:,a. c- 80 Tie half dezon. Leter. or
advice shou'd always - -rc.cL 10 .r. S,IcncSs
rsiIcp.' o1ioe, Il Nor.h fh 81. ph.sJ' aa = Pa
Sc'orH wao e,s,e teca,s: nosn' i;irHcl / Co.,
y. Y, g. 8. Haaeo, Ei:umn-s, Nj. Ioha y.
parl Cincinnati, Oh,o; va .er 4. IA Tor, Chicago
III Co'.us 2ros s.. l. L. 80. I'd e. nc. "a
Jan 50, 1861.
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FIRE IM@ CE,

Itumher!and Valley Mutual Protection Com
= pany. Dickinson twp, Cumberland couH-
ty, Pa. insures o. as gcot terms as any
other reliable Company. Capital over SI0o.ol'
Nm. i. MULES. fresi
FARMERS Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
i Office East Main street. ! orS, Pa. Ac-
cuuulatei capital over $4,000.
II. hEAEss. Pres't
Insurance Company of North hmcri,.,
/ Philadelphia. Capital @5o9Gw. toid--t
Stock Insurance Company i'll til" Unite:
States) Incorporated in l73i. Sl., .,on0 ouo
losses paid in cash. Assests January !,
1867. 81, ,7G3, 25..23
ARTHUR G.. CorrIS. prcs't.
I ] o.se Thief Dcteoiias -..! Insurance Com
= pany of \ York. Pa.
p,yID SrFir, ..E7. Sec'y.
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, of Porl loyal, j.
nsta county. Pa, is the \ gen, of all 4 .ae
above Companies. Tmay -, ISi.-tf.
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FAST TIME.-Thc fastest time made at
our county Fair was made BY our young
friend, Mr.. I. j. Mddaeh, of Patterson.
Owing 20 the fact that his mare was some
what lame, he did not regularly enter her
in time, but on Friday tried her speed
making mile 10 several seconds less than
the horse that took the premium.
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r.5G0. GO REwARD will be paid in greenbacks
y to any person who mas used Dr.. Duman 8
Pile Salve according to directions and has
not been cured Address y S. punham "
Co Williamsport, Pa.
dec. j. So.
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NE W S TORE

On Ralge Eood STREET, Pcr7y<rale, Pa.
The undersigned has just received fror.
the Eastern Market the most attractive Stock
of Goods ever brought to Perrysy!lc.
Our stock consists of Ladies Dress Goods.
latest style, Calicoes, at low p.iscs, tea,
quaIitv of Muslins. &c,
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS,
Groceries, Qucensv"re, Sal'. Fish, &C.
Call ar1 examine cur Goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We take great pleasure
in sho~in c',r = believing fhe.I TO bs
cheaper th;.a can be bought elsewhere. The
highest cash price paid for al k'els Of Coun-
try Produce.
Remember the place, Ridge Road Sifec..
Pcrrysyiiie. JACOB EACIii-LAIGi Ei..
may -, 1861.
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Terrible Accident in Patterson.
Two MIN IYJCELp.
IOLLCBACGH & ROVE BUSTED Up!

The firm of IToilobaugh 4 Rowe being di.
L solved, the subscriber taxes this ii5etioy
Of informing his,fr.c1ds and the public gen
orally that he has purchased the long Market
Car formerly owned by the firm. and will JON
iiEue TO run it to Phiadcl; ;.Eia. lea-irg Pat
terson every Tuesday morning. ". returning
from Philadelphia every Thu.a,,1y. wien tbs
public can be supplied with all b:nas Of iircsl,
marketing, Fish, SC, at lowest market rate
The same car will leave Patterson for r..I-
ip>burg, every Thursday evening ans! return
to Patterson every Saturday. Persons wish
ing lumber can have it purchased and deli
cree! in Patterson at the lowest market raie
All kinds of merchandise carried iJr Ner-
chants from Philadelphia ani delivered frc
of drayagc. J. :. ROWE
June 10. 1867
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i. w. EIRBl, Pastor.

THE LATEST style or BoNHEr-The
Fall style cf bonnsts is very tea.iabicish.
1t is round at the peek like tea cup,
and turns over al the front Ike saucer
The millners blandly aEaounce that this
style has been quevi>ed TO PIT a stop to
the insoleut invasion Of their charmed
circle by amateur Hto,iis'es--;hat l. % say,
ecouonicaiIy-miaded ladies' Nho dane to
make their Own bounets.
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.AAa, ,EyIs0 y.

On TIE l0Ih inst, by Rev. J. Anthony, c
W. c iRMEN and Miss B. 4 KURTL, hotl
of East Salem. Juniata county.
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Gbs aaa!ata Stat!aGl.
TOWN AND CoUNTRE.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 10, ;Sd7,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16

,HC IlON.-Notice is hereby given that,
.,,,, having been for some tine, subjected TO
- tA,rene i'll treatment at the hands of my
80 s' Ai!en CaslOw. as to make cohabtation
.ad,; i;;'.Iote; and having now parted, l hereby
~, all persons against harboring or trust
I -'F on my account, as | will not pay any
VI her contracting after this date
CONRAD CASLOW.
sSas4dehapna TownYh:p,,
~-2'@Aber @6, 1867. Oy,. st.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16

The Rev. Edward \. WILSON VIII nd free
Of charge; to ali who desire it, the prescrip.
tion with the directions fer making and using
the simple remedy by which he vas cure,! oil
lung affection and that dread disc Pse Con
sumption, His only object is TO benefi. ih,
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer Will 'ry
this prescription, as it costs them nothire.
and may prove u blessing. Please address.
Rev EDWARD \. WILSON.
No. lG5 South Sccoul Street.
may Is, 'G7-ly. Williamsburg, New York.
ORG iNS.-The Undersigned has been an
pointed Agent for the sale of tle American
Organ, manufactured by S. d. 81. w. Smith.
Boston, and is prepared to furnish persons
with Parlor or Church Organs IS cheap as
they can be purchase tromthe manufacturers.
Also the Mason x iiamlin Cabine Organ of
different style and size. The !Htruments
can be seen and heard by calling his resi-
dencc on Main street, M:tFiintown.
march g, 1861 If. WILLIAM WISE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16

SALT Silt, S4LT!!!
( Superior quality either by single sack of
Il quantity. We will furnish Merchants
with salt al Philadelphia prices, with the al
vance of expenses OF freight.
FROW & PARKER,
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16

Tue JUVENILE TEMPERANCE UNION
will meet in the ~ +. Church, in this
borough, on Sunday afternoon next at }
o'clock. 4 full attendh ace is desired.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16

ALL lAbIL npi "A 4 IA "a 4 -
SALE.-persons desiring to purchase ar
beautiful and pleasant house would do well
to cill upon DR.. K1mpfcr, as he offers
for sale his fine residence in the Borough
of Patterson. Sept. /, lS61-tf.
GRAIN WANTED.-Thc undersigned
having been appointed Agent by Noah
Hcrfzlcr, will purchase all kinds of Grain
at Thompsoutown. Persons having Grain
to sell will fud it to their advantage to
give me a call.
Sept. 25-ltt. JACOB W. KUITz.
TEE COUNTY FAIR-The annual Fair
of .Juniata county was held at Pcrrysville
on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of
last week, and, as usual, was well attend
ed. Tive tcTn presented very lively
appearance, being throneed with persons
who went there "to sec man" or to
'mee. triend"-no one admitting that
he or she had gone there for the ostens.
Die purpose of seeing the articles on ex-
hibltiou-some young men, however, to
the contrary, went there for no other pur-
pose than seeing the "fair." On Thus
day we presented o,rself at the ticket Of
Gee, and unlike other, shows, were com
PEELED to pay twenty-five cents sdmittapcc.
We "forked over.' gained an entrance,
and the first thing on exhibition that at
tracted our attention was the LIKENESS of
Robert T. Lee, late Commander-in chief
Of the rebe, army, hung up in very con
spicuous place in an oyster stand. Imme-
diatoly under it lay the life OF this rebel
cptthroat. For a moment We were be-
wildered, as We looked upon the crowd
hat had the eifrontery to patronizc this
stand. They were not the men who wore
the "coat Of gray" and fought under the
man whose Likeness they were standing
uudcr, but men equally as bad, if net
worse. We could scarcely realize the
fact that the Managers oc the Juuia.a
Comfy Agricultural Society had given a
rcb.! the priv ilege OF offering such trash
for s2l-, when we ro;iced soldier who
had lost 8. arm, aad who bears as many
sears on lis lcrsou al any enc who has
fought in Our army, obbling along, and
as he looked upon he likehes of that old
Johnny reb he no doubt thon. Of the
time he had been wound1G while i.,|htlng
the men under him, and tse poor crippled
veteran passed on, hearing the insult heap
ed upon him by vile oyster-veuder.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16

PRoTRACrED MEErING.-A protracted
meeting will begin in the N. L. Church
on the 9th inst. services held each day
f9s week-praycr meeting at O'Clock
A. NJ, preaching at i0i \. NJ. and at )
and y. VI. \ number OF strange C!er-
synen arc expected to oiieia'c.
l.. W. KIRBY Pastor.
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{ u STOM W @ Z K

On reas enable terrs.
By strict attention TO business. lie hopes to
receive as heretofore, n liberal share OF pub
lie patronage Give him call and inspect
his styles of cutting and workmanship before
| going elsewhere. feb 20 GI-ly.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
SALE.-persons desiring to purchase an
beautiful and pleasant house would do well
to crll upon DR.. Kempfcr, as he offers
for sale his fine residence in the Borough
of Patterson. Sept. i, lS61-tf.
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Aleu- Aaufrtl5cments.
THIS 1870 GIVE NOTICE;

That on the 18Th day Of September A. d.
1867, Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the Estate Of john DEARING, Of Beale
township, in the County of Juniata ano State
of Pennsy yivania, who has been adjudyed Il
Bankrupt on his own petition that the by
ment of any debts and delivery OF any prop
erty belonging to such Bankrupt, TO him or
for his use and the transfer OF any property y
by him are forbidden by law; that a meeting
Of the Creditors OF the said Bankrupt, to
prove their Debts, and to choose one OF moro
Assignees Of his Estate, viii be held at a
Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at Mii-
fintown, Juniata county, State cf Pennsyi-
vania. tcfore J. NJ Wrestling, Register, on
the lst day Of November, \. D. 1867, at 8
o'clock 4. n
I. D. GREENAWALT,
Deputy U. 5. Marshall,
Western District of emma.
Oct ,, 1867-tt
TANTED.-SLMAC.-The undersigned
w wishes to purchase pure Sumac in large
or small quantities. Highest marke; prices
aid on dgliYery at sumac mill, Mechanics
burg, Juniata county, Pa.
y. HEKTZLER,
Poft Royal, Juniata Co, II,
augus' =, le.5-lf.
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Col. JOSIAH VI AFEE, Of Juniata coun-
ty, and nephew Of Wilson M'Afee, Esq
of this county, has been appointed Alju-
tant General Of Kansas, BY the Governor
Of that State,
Col. M'Aiee was one Of the pioneers
Of the new State of Kansas, and took
lessons in the rough school instituted by
the sro-siavery propoganists of Missouri,
how not - assist in the spread of that Pc
culiar institution. We congratulate Col
M'Afee on his political success. We lift
our hat 10 the newly appointed Adjatan;
General-P&rsy AFrocate d Prcss.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-10-16

How TO CURE lNTEMPERANcE.-The
following we taks from Saturday Night.
ard to those who ought to profit by it, We
would say, try it: A correspondent writes
as fellows; 'At the age of twenty-three
(i.ree or four years siuc') | Was in the
hab,t of drinking from twenty to forty
glasses of liquor or ale a day, which at
frs. produced an effect scarcely noticeable
10 nay alost intimate friends ct last |
began to think that | was on the road to
ruin, and resolved to quit drinking. One
resolution followed another, bat all to no
purpose. When ! began to look around
Tor substitute. and after trying MANY
things, all Of which seemed to be OF no
use, friend to whom | made known nv
condition advised me to take q drink OF
sweet nii!k whenever | felt he craving
appetite for strong drink. | did 50, and
found myself in few days a5le to refuse
the iost polite Invitation to take drink,
beside his, ] took good care to keep out
OF the way OF those VINO were fond of
their glass, and to-day | am able to stand
any temptation in the way Of drinking
uiose than one or tgu drinks at time
AMI sometimes 90 Tor weeks without tax
iaS any"
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I.iLSoF TIE LEAF.-The season Of
the fall OF tie leaf has core again, with
all lis sad and >alut2ry teachings. Who
can shat bis heart a:aiost its lessons !?
Who as he sees the frost-githered leaf
driven 5y the ftfpl winds, is net remind.
ed tlat >rch i human life? Even as a
leaf when the frost has dried up its sap,
and its stem cling no more TO the parent
root. go : our life. 1t be green to-day
aud Goa, saily rpon the summer breeze,
but the frosts of death are gnawing at its
stein aud we know not if we shall wave
there tomorrow, pr be driven away 10y the
v'ntry blasts &c eternity. Happy arc We,
i natgre breaches not to us in vain, in
this her solemn day.
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SpltMl slotltes.

Corrected weekly by Frow & Parker.
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two weeks ago, the Bishop OF
Salisbury holding his trienniai vista
ton at BEidport, delivered i charge; In
which he yindicated the following doc
trinss ;lis9'HlqsA byoiI ;777 az ,vz.,I Il
T First, That certalh h men have had in
trusted to them by, God, = as;5 FELLOW.
workers with Him. supernatural pow.
erS and pEerogattVesy second. that God
had been pleased to- giveit6 these His
ministers, The power OF sol altering the
elements OF bread and wine as to make
them the channels of conveying TO the
soul Tor Its hbsisteHce the refreshing
body and blood of; Christ; third, that
Rs Christ the assembled Lord, Is ever
pleading, so the clergymen, his minis.
ters, plead on earth that which He
pleads in HeaYen;l and, G TOiSFEt. that
God, who alone can forgive sins; hath
delegated 70 them, his Representatives,
the power and authority Of expressing
to those hitting 70 recefvs It, the pardon
of their sins. 81 sosas01bE st5tninl !
s During the reading of the Charge, a,
Rector the ReY. ~ q. Templer, stepped
into the aisle before the BIshopiand ex-i
claimed with much fervor; believe!
there IS aiime 10 speak and, q time to-
be silent; let those that are on The
sLordls aide follow lfTs.y He then
turned and walked out of, the church.
followed by one Of the eliiuretRafSie en-
! The Bishop was slig ghtly, ,diseoncertad
by this Proceed ding, bat recovering him
self, finished the reading on hfs c6aTsg,s
Before he had concIuded every 6STneb'
warden had len the church, and .fbere
we're manifest signs OF Eearinass AMONG
heeleFgy,. nths Afternoon the church3
5Eardsns held meeting, ana, 1nRni.
nopsly adopted an nddre6s 10 fbs Bish-
op, IN which they prot ted aiaainst The |
doctrine rs at variance With tha princi. |
pies o. the glish Church, ast lending
lso and aSopPosed r. the
teellngs oalall golnd, chqrchmens nino
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g. ID. ~ IN. w. 8HIITHsS
CELEBAATBD 'g-a sQ91
AMERIOAsN-O OR CANS.
ID enlal e,sI,r,v t,,,. rUs,-k YI,-i,,t.. =. 80
III hElI9lOUHlBO9K H0UsE,
af p MONROE STREET, WHEELING.

aFii7l " -
THE ANERIOANl ORGANS ARE THE.
4: 9nly ren1 Red orgAns now belorp the
Public. The only OfRhn having q HeVeFteT-
lting Sound Box or Wind lihesf--Whirli llss
The same important part TO perform Rs tic
body and FeBonlppefpf tone and without
which the Oman becomes merely O Melodeon
In an OHRAn Case! The American ORRfn1
not Qpiy have the Wind Chest, or Sopnd
Box, but hAye the large Organ BeiloWB, EiV-
1 inR poWeF aud great Gtaidinal1 OF Iona
1 Reeds and perfecttng OF the tone, make fileIa
the Most perfect Organ Known. Then. I'm
l fnanelJ OF workmanship, dnish of actlon
( and ease, they excel all 0thefs Thee Rf5hk
iimprOVemeuts md lBupe FipTity Of tone and
WofkmAnShlp Of the American Organs place
nand higher price than any otlleF Fesii ia.
Elrumont An the market, a careful eInmi-
nation ql them, In comparison with oihera
VIII quickly EtloW their supeEIority. BpecfSi
attentton s cailed TO the style Of AmefIcin
Orgnnt N0.11j containing the Super OUliIV0
CoupleBnnd Sab BHa. FGn Otnpelie1 m + M
ole R9Wafnl tnstEHpents whose means are
limited, It's price TendeFS II very de3iFIlilie
Every organ tS warranted 70 Prove iaIfHfie.
toFy. The American 99Rhn6 an have fh0
heyoIboFatlDg sound Box, or, Wind Chest,
md : are, finished I'm fhe highest 'GtyIe 81
nnish, nchly he'd and poi 9tied, or IN
furniture sfof The paElOF df boudoif. and the
1llrs lnd o. Walnut especially adapted for
Churches lecinEe and Lodg8 Rooms, seven.
teen!1l4-rf Int Premiums were awarded 70
the Annef1ean Organs in otle month over au
oofnpe e1t0hal 1t different State and County
Rails.l Eer 1lu5lraIsd price d1 elll q the
booke LHon88; i or address GEoR(3E W.
Il5IOAkhY Agent. i.it.l A. --4 80 -assf,.s
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D.. OlIllEhG
GEo K. WHEAT, President.
JAMS MoCLUNEY, Yine President
-a loHH BISHOP, Secretary,
Virginia and Aarylaud.Ii m <, Fl6a ~. =
DIRLCToRs:-John b Wilson, .Jaa. o. Or,
I9hn Jon a. Armstrong, A. o. QnRrfier, Geo. K.
NMtneAh samuel HEIper, James MeOluney,
Morgan Il. UT, Geo. AdRinR
REFERENCES: 8. Brady, Caahier Merchants
Sata2n1l ~ i11 Ban (, sWheallnE LAn. Morrison &
Handlhh 4 Co., Wholetale Chosen Wtieei,
Ing Michael Reilly, Wholesale GFooer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox Boot ma
Shoe Aousei WheellnRj AIcOabe RFaft 4 Ca..
Druggists W heellng7 Geo, W. FTanEhelm 4
Co., Wholesale Wines and Iiuporg Wheei-
ingi Winshipy Woods q Co., QneensVSSFs,
Wheeling IsEis Baker, Pub, Register,
Wheeling; Z. O. MnAfee, Notions, wheellnF;
Campbell, Prev q Co., Pubs. Intelligan
Wheeling; OFT, Son 4 %, Hardware, Wheal.
Ing J: Z. Sands, Caahiers ElENt Nat, Bank,
F6lImont; 4. r. Camden. Prest. Nat tx
Bank, WeSton, w. Va; capl. John MeLufe.
Jr., MheelIns. llf ~ Lalt hpr25
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We have also on hand 5000. worth OF La
dles, and 0mldrens' Boots and Shoe, at lower
prtceA than ever was seen I'm the State, II
you want Bargains in Boots and Shoes, go To
Gardineris New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get, them. 800
Every patr or Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and IN
every case will be mended free Of charge
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.ssls. >. sss7ss,.s r, !.

J. -. BeeuE1ttelp e 5aE
j,.s 80, 5 1yAssAU sssTI Ii;IEr. y. Z. = =.
n. b -Anltinda Of Government seeufities
for the AbOEB Bonds. Al8oi 7is ? Z f{i5491 - I
IAN deluiptions OF GoVernnnanE Secu-
Tttisss ksPt Sns4artly on = md and Fought,
Z Gold goin md o. ~ Coupons bought,
sold, and eo1lectRd.sssfr - ii-55l .IftIl '
psposlts nseetyed on lElpeEat terms, gab-
- ooTIes ioiE made lhf5nF thsjcoan.
tFE. ~ 2. Ft+a-fl4F1 tfl1 ~ Gilftifl4 ftlfilFi
~ -1li6ee tlaue1ul E3toclB md Bonds bought
and sold a. the Stock Exchange ON commits.
nB-speei1l Attention given 70 the n.
chaa e 90 flt5E1HffHsEHI1kTEdH dH0IES toflall
I5e 1Se9ies t9E tee RI EeE Y y,SL9
. .--.a-ln =.
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~ 4fs- lg5slZ "a THIRD. s.Ile.ll ~ s.lt .
and aeerued interast, is TsS RsS' Oeitt. les
thar. that nf the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold
Bearing Bonds Of the Government
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Bu!yysnH bra nrREToRs; , ,,,f.. e-si
7. n. Logan, T. p. ShAllcroas, ]. g, Rhodes
Geo: Mendei, ]. ii. Hobbs, saml. McClei,
Ian q, W. FfanEheim, Jas, N. Vance, Alex
tAtpE Spi.ll nun: 5ilssad b. a,s. .r44i,.,{
HNHIS COMPANY NOW. HAVING BEEN
organized four yearB, and In that time
done asuncessful business, Is Etill prepared
70 take risks at fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds Merchandise, Misunderstanding Eatab-
nahments, Eqrniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and lakes.
9hs company otierB supaTiOr Inducements
70 Farmen, whereby, they can ha insured ON
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents for
or yeaH NJ Fodnoed Eaias! 10 I.!i.llfsl;-
This being a home insiituti tion, with the lar
eest capital and surplus Of any COmhhny IN
IN the State and composed OF some
nlnety-four stockholders, most ofwhom al,B
sLtnong our peBt buRtneA men, recommends
ifsalf 70 the fsyorable consideration OF the
lhsuring public, and sollcits their patronage.
Applications for INSURANCE win be promptly
attended to by the Secretary. fTt -
once % Monroe street.
it,ssI No ARTHUR, Secretary.
4AMI MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. MENDELi, Vice President.
Z O. n. COEN, Special Agent. oclH
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National a. Insurance CUnDaIY.
aWHRELMa, WRsr "a. -.

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oniea, 20 Monroe ct. neEt door TO, lst Ma
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u, Their line VIII extend from Sacramento
California, across the Sierra NevRdas TO the
California. State line, tTnVerEinR Inc RICE.
EST AND MOST PQRULOUS SECTION OF
'CADIFokSIA, and thence through The
ETeat mining regions Of the Territories 70 the
II forms the SOLD Western link of the only
route TO the PaeihcWhioh Is adopted by Com
gress and aided by the issue Of United States
= Their road y ALREADY. c0mp mpleted, equipped
and running for q miles from Sacramento 70
within u miles of The summit Of the SieTTas,
Tunnelltng. &c. beyond that point has been
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of. this
Company anoTd unusual Inducements OF
Safety md PROFIT 70 InvestoIS, for the f0lloW-
ing among other reaeons, viA.i sg8 spf
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The subject was discussed by Messrs.
Karslake, sDehman, FaWceI and IaiuV,
and Sir. G. Berger, and the amendment
was then relected-yeas, 49, nays, 1876;
majority 12S. 9o7a p ,nacaa0.i ~
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.1hs United States Government provides
neerly half the amount necessary TO build
tli8entiro road, and looks mainly 10 q amRll
PeEeeniaEe on the future fFattie for re-Pq9y'
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'jT The rate ofintereEt h Rtz Rsr Os.G, n cod
Pg2yRhls gS semi-appnally in the City Of New