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wrSrER.-B1ght were the light
fleeks Of this earth,s winter covering
that fell yesterday, but many were the
thoughts of the winter sport it brings
with 1t. Merry faces, laughing eyes
and yells OF pleasure win soon greet
our ears, and the sweet song of the
jingling, dancing sleigh bells will be
music in the pleasant long winter
evenings so closely drawing near. The
boysiwill be out, too, with their fast
going sleds, making each and every
hill fairly alive with their vocal
organs, dsnoting the pleasures OF old
winter are greater-to them-than
ofal1 the summermonth together. See
the dark vision of that gliding phan-
tom as it moves so swIftly DER the
smooth surface of the frozen streams,
and hear the sweet chimes of the tender
ones telling in fond accents how they
appreciate the pleasures of the moving
drama: Come. t.old bleak December
winter bringing with you all your
.weighty garments and stitf, cold, icy
breaths, we will make you welcome,
and treat you with as good cheer as
your warmer sister months. and take
the same advantage of the many prof
fered good things you bring with you.
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Two THREADS Nor. NEOEssARY.-
The Christian Advocate and Journal
says: "while we abate none of the
we'll deserved praises We have given to
the others, Ne muslin justice express
our confidence in the merits Of the
WILCOX & Gibbs Sewing Machine. We
consider thata great desideratum has
been supplied by 1t, in proving, beyond
doubt, that TWO THREADS ARE NOT, as
was supposed, NECESSARY 10 A GOOD
iNsrRUMRNT." -
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WE understand that the Alexander
campbeil WIN case will probably be
taken outofthe courtssand submitted
to the arbitration of two idistnEu ished
legal gentlemen, viz, Judge f1eWEy1
Chosen by che defendaDlsl of the SUE
preme Court of Pennsy lvaniai and ex-
Judge Robertson, (for the contestants)
formerly Of the Court Of Appeals of
Virginia. They viii hear all questions
OF fact and law connected with the case,
and their decision, as far as they agree,
is to become the agreement Of the par
tiesin interest. In so far. as. they may
disagree, an umpire fs'to be chosen to
decide upon the disagreed points. II
is presumed that this arrang cement will
result In an earlier, and perhaps a
more desirable settlement OF the case
than could be expected from theregu-
lar routine of the law.
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TIE low temperature yesterday made
us wonder what steps, oriwhether any,
had been taken by those who usually
have control of such matters, In the di-
rection offs skating park. All over the
country where such Institutions have
been introduced, the Rink has sup
planted the old style open park, and as
we don't like to be behind our neigh
boring cities, could we not have such
an establishment inaugurated here 2
What say you, gentlemen managers Of
the old Parkf
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THE American Literary Institute, one
of the literary societies of Bethany Col
lege, celebrated It's 28th anniversary on
Monday evening Ii :. The Neotro-
phians, the other society, celebrated
their anniversary few evenings pre-
yious. Both occasions passed on very
agreeabIy. The two societies are almost
evenly balanced as regards numbers,
and both are valuable auxilIaries of the
College. ~ ~ Is.
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SUNDAY scHooB UN1oN.4The JEFF
9erson county, Cohio.) Sunday school
Convention commenced It's session
yesterday morning in steubenville.
The programmes one of interest and
the speakers are men liability. Among
the latter we notice the name Of Rev.
T. NJ. Hudson, well and favorably
known to many of our citizens. The
convention WIN close this evening with
a sort OF grand mass meeting of the
Sunday school chiidren-singing and
abort addresses comprising the princl-
pal features of the occasion. Some
gentlemen OF our city win probably go
up there to-day.
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1GgTT1Ne RRADY.-ws saw, yester-
day, in front of the Adams Express
once, three beautiful sleighs, consign-
ed to our friend Ed; Young, the
obligIng livery man. These sleighs
were manufactured at tRavepna, Ohio,
and are very credltable specimens Of
workmanship Itoccurred to Us that
they were quite small for two persons,
land who goes sleighing alone2) but
that Is all right, as a crowded sleigh is
said to be warmer than one not SO
closely packed.
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PoI1cR CoURr.-We visited the room
where the sessions this Court used to
be held, and found every seat vacant
Noteven a solitary lounger had called in
to warm himself by the fire In thestove.
Should the present cold weather con-
time, business in this department will
revive, as the old, regular winter inmates
ofthe jail will soon be seeking its hos
pltable warmth and comfort.
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aY.lM. o. .A.-The prayer meetings be-
ing held each evening this week in the
rooms of the Association, corner of
Main and Monroe streets. are well at
tended and good degree of interest
Is manifested. Similar meetings are
being held; according to arrangement,
by all the Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations in the world-this special effort
TO close with the week.
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scnAnaH.-A steamboat named Slit
tie Reese passed down this morning
to Benwood, 70 take the place OF. the
W. "a. Harrison In transferring passen-
gers and freight from the station on
this aide of the river to Bellair. The
Harrison VIII be put in COMPLETE re-
pair, and 1t was TO permit her to. do so
that the Reese was brought here.
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"A FIRsr-RATE .ARTIcLE.-Buckwh
cakes, mufEins and biscuits,tare in,sea-1
con now, and everybody wants them
light, crisp, and wholesome. Use Lo-
gan, List &c COS Excelsior Baking Potg-
der, and Your palate and stomach will;
both respond, g frst-rdte.S,s Every fami-
", boarding house, hotel and merchant,
should have the EErceLSfoI' Baking Potg.s
der. Read advertisement in another
column. f-7.
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KENTUCKY STATE LoTTERY-The
only legalized Drawings in, the United
States. The Grand Holiday Drawing
will take place December 9lst. $3.50, $50
TO be distributed, Capital prize $50, 900.
Communications, strictly, Confidential
DIrculars sent free, by addressing /, q.
-, ~ 40, MURRAY EDDY, d Co. I
NoY1l lSteod. C0gingt0I, lRy.
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CoNcERr,-The concert, followed by
refreshments. for he.benefit f+the.st.
Matthew's Sunday School. came or last
evening at Washington Hall. The at.
tendance was large, and the Hall hand-
somely decorated. The concert was q
musical success, as the performers were
Of the best Of our native talent in that
department. II wonld not be proper
foriIus TO make inyidIous distinctions
where ali did SO well. So highly
pleased were those who attended, that
great efforts were madeto have the pro-
gramme repeated this evening, but
without success. We trust they may
yet be induced to appear in the same
characters at no distant day.
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SIT rs WITHOUT DOUBT THE BEST WE
HAVE EVER USED. $50 say hessrs.
W, f, Goodwin q Co, PtoPTie OF the
Mcclure House, in speaking Of Book
ing's UnrIvalled Baking Powder. IL
You have not tried II, do so. Manufac-
tured by q. Booking and sold by gro
GERS generallY. - -
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omSer Myers arrested William Tay-
Tor for tndecently exposing his person
In Centreiw wheeling, and lodged him in
the1ock-up.
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Ii GNurTS.ffs ~ z fsoTScII.-A regular
meeting of the Second Brancni q me
CitYfCouncilIW was held last evening In
tLaef,ity Hall. fIn5tha absen6eof the
~ 80 ~ 3 ation ~
Fresslasss S:s :,
Mr.. EoR, Mr.. W. W.. Miller was called
to the chair. efsi5isE,.g 50 - =
ita n5efi1b atisVsred to tfieirnaliIes /:
Y ssssIs sScbe ! Ia. BroeSsnn re BasT.
ozark. Cockayne. aDarfah, tEof! Keim,
Miller. nolan. shallcross. Shanley,
STbS "a IIIIfSs II q 1Sscsd ins, meat
ing were read and approyed.
ri M III - Is H. 4 So
me report q me SetnnllEee on Ere tli1s
DeParLinIenI reg. enqlns an Pig
prlaIlon 70 pay Edwara S IyI.9iE I pai5
ance for roohng the Gpsras dose
House, was read ana auopteu. 5oa
.Ther report OF the Coln tnlLtee on Az J.
counts recommending the paynenL o.
Oils amounting 20 1905. vas
me Som ~ at SH ~ Ea tSs grsgS IN
,,aIas.; ~ , SaS hold.
arr s' IN sa i'd street would nav, the dam
seess was read and aiopted. !.
sf,fIe fept5rt al the COMMITTEES on Pc.
tItions and Rsmonsfrances. .Iecom-
neniiinet lie payf1ent 81 Stef5hen Clark
snSi s5of6ars f6r I'M TyfnTg The horses
hnTnsd in Ne Donald Il Mitchell,s sta
biass was read, and on, motion Of
NJ 1cr,nE d vas amended by liking
the com 9eh a ION or MI. CLARK at so
frstsSI ri Sf0 AZ amended. the report
waS aEionfad THE Isl m as ordered 70 be
mad nv Council. amounts to S44. ei1..5z,s
The report OF the Commtttee on
streets ana Alleys. awarding the COM
I FSct ior i3IiildintS the stone wall across
Jonathan,sT Gnf. 10 MI. ,ScheIe at 'S420,
was ad0pted. ~ 81
The reporE Of sthe Committee on,
Gfaf e III relation to the grade OF Zane
sfrsef. III tie Seventh .Wsrd, was laid
IN the IA bIe Z s-stf
The reboft OF tie Street Commission-
er AZ his operations during the month
OF October, and asking an appropria-
ion 10 pay the current bills amount
ing TO $4S5 SO. was read and adopted. q.
The report OF, The Superintendent Of
Water Worka recommending the pay
amounting TO 500; also fer extra labor,
90, amounting to s444'26, was adopted.
e. 3 -, = PETITIONS. 5;,ip ffe1 j j
The petitions Of MesS ssa a; G;1PaTs
20 VI ~ =, I9e4 !
lng Fose ~ 49,
!, -, NfSSS.S I.Ss 70
Brown IN q az a11 IseSs
So'! LoL l!ts..,i ~, tT,e S,mn,jt.aa On
Lsau a18 I 1890 ros s W Si'tee on
J" T T5e ns PtH ~ ssssls Doason a
r. sf., 10
otos anu ~ ~ ISS,nI s1st
AZ n
eWeen nlaE NJ ~
me utteL ~ ~ 4 "a atil
Ing y q ietr
@ 20, an 80
Water tent IVES W tls Z
mlttee on water N 4, o. ~ lQE I Lekor!E
the peLtlon q 51oraee lfttiSyi W W
reIleyed rom me pay oL
on account o. ms " riH.t
was reIe!LeQ 70 tne :Noln tiletse VI gu
lions anu
inc petltlon OF "a. Y. pEIaty7s
ing 70 pc re!easeu from tne PayI1a isI 81 o.
poll tax ana assess % en rI on pank Stoek,
aileglng that ne was CIV Sitlzsn o. Masss-
ferred to the Committee on Appeals for
report. ,,,.g.ss ia. IL.sss, Z, =,
The peut1on 81 Snilc1ael hellly. ask sLSii
Ing for correction q assessment Or wa
ter rent on.hts rectltylng eSta plish ne NJ
Un,.t-3 ~. 3;,Sr,
ms. : ...r,ti.4..sa,F - TanaIS IRaolr aaGf11
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Il
FROM the Agent, G.. w. Stoneri at the
Religious Book House, q Monroe
street, we learn the following interest
ing facts in relation to Smiths organs,
a number of which are in use in this
city,: .it-s,zs.;
/ Among the many awards or First
Prize Gold Medals at the Paris EXPOSE
lion, ttpo only were given TO mRnufac-
turers OF Origins! The recipients were
Messrs. Aeelsfn q SciHt, OF France and
Belgium, for large organs, who also re.
caived the decoration OF the Legion OF.
Honor, and Messrs. Alexandra e Son,
ofParis, for the best reed organs.
The harmonfums or 81 Alexandre or
gausu Of the latter house, have had a
Worldwide notorlety for many years,
but they have never obtained popularts
ty In the United States on account OF
their loud and reedy quality. OF tone,
yet the internal echantsm Is very nne
and durable, and has been greatly
commended' BY all who have Inspected
these Instruments.
Competent and disinterested judges
who are we'll Informed in rela-
ton ito the merits of reed organs man
uactured in Europe as we'll as In this
country, and who have carefully ex-
amined the AMBRICANN OR9ASs, manu-
factured by. Messrs. 8. ID. d H..V.;
Smith, of Boston, have pronounced
them unexcelled even by the t.Alexan-
der Organ. nin the beauty and periec-
lion OF the internal .workmanship,
while In the quality of tone, whether
soft, smooth or powerful, fh variety Of
delicats expressive eff
fects, they have been adjndged far SUI
perior, though they were not on exht-
,bition at the Paris Exposition.
We learn that the new Masonic Tenn
pie Is to be furnished with tlpo OF these
unrivalled instruments, which are now
In process OF construction. a4
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.

CRpItaI,
tn. Logan, T. P. shallcrosa, ]. 8. Rhodes
Geo, Mendel, ]. h. Hobbs, Saml McCler
Ian, @. W. FTanEheim, Jas. N. Vance, AIex
TJHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized four years, and IN that tins
done successful business, Is stu prepared
TO take risks at Gair rates on Buildings OF az
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EsLab-
lIshmsnts, Furniture, Steam Boats ana Gar
Foes on the Western RiYers and Lakes.
This company Offers superior Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents'io1
or years at reduced rates.
This being home Institution, with the lar.
Eest capital and surplus Of any company IN
In the State and composed OF some
ninety-four stockholders, most ofWhom are
among our pest business men, recommends
ifseIf TO the favorable consideration OF the
insuring public, and solctts their PATRONAGE
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Odiea . Monroe street.
Nc. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, PRESIDENT
+ GEO. MENDEL, Vice President. p
q. M COEN; Especial Agent. ocl6
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ARRRsTRp.-Mollie Mclaughlin and
Margaret Wright, two wretehcd women
of the town, were arrested by ofacer
Harrison, for creating a disturbances on.
Market street. They will have a hear
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ORGANIC WEAKNEkss

Immediately cured and nun viEor res.or.,
This distressing Affection. which rInd.
LIFE miserable and LnATTiaga lmpo6lIbis = ~.
penalty paid By the victims OF tmpEopsF IN.
dulgencteS.f 3onnR persons arc TOO Srs =
commit excesses nom not being aVare n ~
dreadful consequences that may ensue No
who that understands the subject win ~,
tend to deny that the power OF prnerpa Ii5SSI e
lost sooner by these falling into lfmnIoSs
habits than by the prudentE BestdeS 49,
depIfYed OF the pleasure OF healty ofSpffnS
the most serious and destr1cttHsSym Symptom n
both body and mind arise. The Systems ~
comes derEn9ed, the Physical ana Mems
Functions Weakened, Los OF PIuereaivs
tation OF the Heart, Indigestion, Cons ifnfjSJ1.
a Debility, and Wasting OF the FfKms
Cough Consumption, Decay and Death.
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I READ AND RKFL istjis. Ithafye tested
the W6geier & wilson and Singer. I
give the Grover; Baker the preference!
over all others; it Ii easier managed,
the stitch sldnrabla; 5I have made gar
ments on the Grover u Baker Machine
and had the garments worn out Without
ripping at all; 1t viii, do a greater range
of work; I can make an ordinai y, intel,
ligent girl quite q good operator IN
do mot think they would understand as
well In three weeks. ''-Ie stiDof1y Of
Mrs.. Julia CaIity, 800 CutIdt Street, Neio
York, before he eoHapaissto toner Of Pa
tents. ssifrt,sJ T.. s-;Fzsa zsessz
These celebrated machines areisoldi
at OxtobyrS Dufieldis jewelry store;
103 Main street. Fall!stock of machinest
watches, clocks, jewelry' and specta4
Giles just received. sSgif=I 1883 =
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Main street, between Monroe and
Union, were opened. Albert ElllnE-
ham proposed 10 do the work a, ~ 20
per square yard, and James allhber;
at g 90. Laid on the table.
.Onmotion1 the Council al on rneo. ~
THBtRIvRR.-on account Of so few
arrivals steamboats,, yesterday, busi-
ness along the landing was rather dull.
The river Is but three feet four Inches,
and slowly receding.
The steamer Sallie W.sarrived from
Marietta at eight O'Clock yesterday
morning; and had every thing her own
way.S rs she was the only boatla the
landing. She got ~ good trip, anu
started for. Marietta and Parkerspurg
at III a. M. The EXPRESS failed 70 ar
rive until about i o'clock p. M. She
took her departure again between ana
4 O'Clock p. M, with aniexcelIenl ILlP'
The ever popular steamer Eok9LtaSs
met with some trouble In getting over
Inc 6rssE bar bnE came to the binding
In the afternoon, loaded iwithCas mnch.
freight as she could fpossibl carry on
this stage OF water. Capt. Mnhleman
says he will lay up the Potomac until
there Is more wafer, aB he couldSnot
carry. enough freight on this stage OF
water to justify him, the ex penseS ne5
ing. very heavy to run STEAMBOATS, these
DAYS. The Forest City arrived and7de
parted at her usual hour: The James
ReesE could not get over the ereek{par
and had to return to Eoh,s landing;
Steamboatmen report that there is Pc
tween 10 And 10 inches less water on
the bar than the marks at theilandlng-
The SafIie v. brought up, yesterday,
426i barrels ofapples, 100 barrels of POI
tatoes, 200 oil barrelsf and about 40
passengers. She brought .tosNhssllngs
IS sacks OF wheat for AZ. 81 J. Pollock
and several small lots for our mer-
Boats for to-day Rebecca, Captain
Booth, will leave for Parkersburg at IL
a. m. Forest City, Capt. O'Neal, leaves
for lStenbenVille at ~ ps M James
Rees, Capt. KimpleS leaves for Suntish
az 8 p. ms. l9841ls.sy ns - 49, sta
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pIsRAsEs oF IAfPRupENcE.

when the misguided and fInprudent yO-
tary OF pleasure hnds hat he has imbihed
the seedsnE this painfnl disease &c too oftAn
happens that an 1Il.timed sense or shame OF
dread OF discovery deteTH him nom applying
to those, who nom education and reSp6ctl-
bility, can alone befriand him, delaying tn
rated sore throat, diseased nose, nocfuTnal
gsi5as tn me hses a eS @ sS q
arms, biotches ON the heads face and eXfres
mites, proeTess1ng with n1ghtfnI rapIdity
TN at last the palate OF the mouth or lthe
this awful disease becomes q hoKTid object o.
COMMUNICATION, TIL death puts apeEiod 10 his
dreadful 8unenngs, by sanding him to sthaI
I ndiSeoyeEsd Country from whence no
It Is MEIIANCHoEYsF FACT. that thou.
sands fall victims to This terrible disease, oW-
!derA, who, by the use Of that DEADLY
and make ths Tesitiue ol lie asiseTabis.
oh. IO HHRF0N,
Once, No. = South Frederick sIreeI,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street,
lew doom nom me corner. Fah not 70 OBJ
HHNo letters received un1es pot paid and
Containing astamp to be used on the reply.
rSI " ssate and SSId
TOMS. .fss.s.fi n = = 4s545r.5I 7's1-
I hsDoctoras DIPLoMA hangs I'M his 6fiies.
INDORaEALEtsTo or THE PRESS
7 The many thousands cured at this estab-
lltshment Within the last twenty yeals, and
the numerous important surgical Operations
ipeEformed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by tia
reporters Of Ihel Sim md many other paper
notices Of which have appeared again and
Is q gentleman Of character and respecta-
billy Is q Sufficient guarantee TO the Atnieted.
- SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
nnar5-lyb ngt-- 't'7t
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1WkfFrEe RoR THE vRRpIcr We
have received. from the book and sta
tfonery. house of Messrs. Campbell q
Mcpermot, No. 1870 Main street, a copy
of this work. s,..
Our readers are, OF course, moreior
less familiar with ifsftitle, for the story
ran through several numbers sof the
GALAXY 4idgdet,te. and was noticed once.
or twice In our columns. IT Is from the
pen Of Mrs. Rebecoa Harding Davis q
lady formerly OF this city.
The New. york 1fmey speaks of the
tstory. unpublished now In book form
hus: i5s..szs15ss .ia..s9s = fzss I,
t4There is little doubt thatias book
Gwaiting for the Verdtcth Will coms.
mand much attentions It Is not only
the most elaborate work Of theauthor,
but Is one Of the most powerful works
of fiction 5by9any American anthor.I
a ladyiwho has once before contrlbu;s
ted a, book notice 70 our columns,
writes MS few lines In regard to- this
work, from which we extract as fols
lows: g Fl - * go 9..s =, s.,
sAsIa story having one Of The issues
OF the late civil war as Its subject
matter, 1t Will have many and
most appreciatiye readers. not
because OF the ayowed phIlanthropic
purpose, nor yet for the skin of its rem
dering, bnt for the subtle and peculiar
1elineatfons OF character, the charms
and culture Of the style, and last, bpt
certainly not least, the rare poetic de-,
scriptions of nature In her varied
divine affiatus, Of that shadoWyi
something (which 10 the master spirit
OF all our being.p In her story the,
character OF Doctor Btodnip Is that
which especially likes attend ion. And
here we enter a protest against the.
whole idea of his blood and birth,
OF the story. Mental gifts so high and
SO unusual, 1t seems 10 us, can come
through the Caucasian blood alone.
Has the writer been quite just 10 her
prototypeI" lyl.t .-sqi5s i.,..is /, 81
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ATTENTION is called to the sale OF
cakes, dc., LEFT over from the supper
in washington Hall last night, for the
benefit Of the st. Mathews Sunday
School. We are told there are some
very fine ones among the number, and
as the proceeds are to be devoted TO SO
good cause, we have no doubt they
will go OF readily at good prices. The
sale will take place this morning at the
Hall, commencing at 10 O'Clock and COM
tinulng untilan are disposed Of.
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srow-Yesterday about one o'clock
it Commenced snoRihg, and for q fsss
minutes Itycame down tbriskly. The
boys were In great g1ee, and doubtless
visions OF acbesttng ran through their:
heads. In a.short time, however, their
blight hopes were dissipated as the
snow ceased falling. and during the
entire afternoon 1t was dark and cold:
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DIRECTORS.
Christian He's, William Klevis, Benno
Hammer, John OesterllnR, John PfRrr, John
UIHIS COMPANY NOW FULLY ORGAN.
i lied, Is prepared to insure ButdtDgs,
Furniture, Merchandise and oLher HefBonh
Property at favorable rates. =.
LOSES after due adjustment, VIII be
promptly paid.
mediate attention from the Secretary.
Iompauy's ONCE, room over Peoples
Bank, Nam street.
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, Secretary.
Il. A. KNAPP, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN OESTERLING. President,
AUGUST wiEDEBUSH, Vice President.
ANTON REYM ANN, Treasurer,
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