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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-23

NJ
1.t. The s,noant Of losses due and unpaid
Cd The amount of losses adjusted, but not due.
Cd. The amouat cfiesses onad1usftd, 80
4th. The au oaH. Of claims for losses resisted.
5th The amount Of money or evidences Of in
yesttnent borrowed.
sth. The srnounat Of dividends unpaid.
sth. The amount required 70 safely 70 Insure
all out-sthnding risks.
sth. All other clams against the company.
roURTu-ixcoME pUaIKG THE yxAn.
Let. The amount Of net cash premiums n
csi.ed.
ID. The amount Of premium notes received.
Sd. The amount Of intsssst received from n
sources. siss4s
4th. Tie snernt received frou n sother
sources.
rirTH-xxrEsDIxraxs DuuEe rns xEis.s
lst. The amount paid for iorses.
I'd. The amount Of dividsnds peid = policy
holders, and amount to ttock holders.
I'd. The amount If comntspiAas - snaasiss
paid to agents.
4,h. fhsA.ssnt p.aA = oasees sar sslssis
and other perquisites.
sth. The ausna& psidfsr tases. TE6sStFa
eth The amount Of sil othsspsynents aad az
pendtaress sse's5 ss..sss
slyrH-NIscsL1Axssrs. II 8
lss. n. sFssssss s.usns lnssrsdos ~ -
ID. IN. amount depositsd Il 49, e4ssss %
territories = xsuriiiss for policy lsta a
stating ~ snsunt n sssA ssass " ssetlt1ty B
s. Tassnoass q pEsalsRs rlaaixn !. y -
sih. The .a5sss p.,eb p i..A this Sal.
:. u ]. :: =; d 4
feeied thereby. md t0tsl a a1at ri Eish
eth Ailseehss itsms & fsfMn1lie9nDeen1ry-
TO enable ~ taiitsrts essIssfay 1sssi.Ass -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-11
MONEY WANTED,

UTAYLN q DIsPOS ED OF BilMHo
Hardware Store to Messrs Mithoff Kubpg
4 Co., | hope all those indebted To- mewfH
come forward and settle their, accounts, and
save me the unpleasant duty Of dunning! Ibl W
Come right along. and you. shall have my,
thanks. Now. do not be bac ackward. "Asitih
not my wish 20 use coerciye means, you; all
KIN ew the necessity for short settlements. % l
oFFICE--Corner OF hesnut street and Gem.
ire Alley, where shall be pleased 10 see you.
og,,J.C, WEAVERrac, =,
Lancaster. Nov. Il, ,Ise14tf. M 'b-H ''FVuo -
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-11
Farm for Sale.

TVNHERE will be sold at private sale, FIVE
miles north of Lancaster, q farm of 1O4
Acres, 100 acres ofwhieh IA sundeTcnltvation
with goodienclng and a acres Of good timber,
afdthree nevertatling wells. There is on it a
large two-story frame house large fram bank
barn, with all the necessary out. buildings
Terms reasonable, Foriur,her particulars en-.
quire on the promises.
Jan. %, lsCs-44ti. sUsANNAH MILLER.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-11
Luxu.iant Growth of Fruit:

Mr.. Webster, Of Clinton town.
ship, (says the Ohio State Jour.
nal) exhibited in this Office yester.
day the following. among other
specimens, cut from his peach
trees: VIII,
A double peach, and q triple
peach in one cluster:
A twig four inches. in length,
with five double peaches on ii:
Another four inches long, with
two single and seven double peach.
es on il:
A branch twelve inches long
with twenty nine peacho', part OF
them double. on il.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-11

(Fiom tic Boston Jomnal)
BosToN, ,JaB. 20, 1860.
PoLASD's WHITE PINE CoMrOUND. - After
having given ie u thorough trial, we can confidently
recommend FoIand's White Pine Compound as
very valuable article for the euro of colds coughs,
and pumonic complaints generally. In several
eases, we have known il to give prompt relief when
nil other remedies which had been tried had failed
1t Is an article, which, in climate so promotivc Of
sudden and severe coldsas Is that of New England
ought to be In every family; and We are sure that
those who obtain it, md give 1t fair trial, Will
not thereafter be willing to be without 1t.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE. - Or. POLdnPs Fhite
Pine Compound, advertised in our columns, sa sue
ccssful attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues of the White Pine bark. 1t has been thor
ouslly tested by people in this city and vicinity,
and the proprietor has testimonials to Its value
from persons well known to our citizens. We rec
ommend Its trial in all those cases Of disease to
which It Is adapted 1t is for sale by all our drug
gists, - " j. Independent
The Thhe Pine Compound Is now sold in every
part of the United States and British Provinces.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-11


To DESTROY THE STRAwBERRY
GRUB.-A writer in the Circular
says: Con grounds that are infest.
ed by this insect, and perhaps by
othe-s, mako numerous piles Of dry
brush, and other material, and then
watching the season when the
beetles begin to rise, and in tho
early part Of the evening, fire sew
eralsot the brush heaps. aud the
beetles and all other insects that
chance to be on the wing, being
dazzled and bewildercd by the
light, fly into the fire and are con.
sumed. The next evening, fire
other heaps, and 80 on. Tho top
ofa small tree must be stuck in the
ground in the middle OF the pile,
against the branches Of which the
beetles will strike, and fall directly
into the fire. If farmers and cult
vators could be persuaded to adopt
some such course annually, il
would be found to be very cfectu
al in diminishing the mum Ders OF
those depredating insects, and
largely increasing all kinds OF
CrCisi. '
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-11
Gte 6azette.
Remedy fOr Rust in Wheat.

- g.
The following, from adistin.
guished German Agriculturist, is
taken from a Bremen paper
For thirty years | have found
this method successful in prevent
ing rust in wheat: Some hours,
az the longest six or eight, before
sowing, prepare a steep Of three
measures of powdered quicklime.
and ten measures Of cattle urine.
Pour two quarts ofthis upon peck
Of wheat, and stir with "a spade till
every kernel is covered white with
it. By using wheat so prepared,
rust of every kind will be avoided;
and l have often noticed that
while, in the peighboring fields, a
great part of the crop is affected
by rust, in mine, lying close by ii,
not q single ear 80 affected could
be found.
The same writer says he takes
the sheavcs and boats off tho ripest
kernels with stick, and uses the
grain thus obtained for seed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-20

DThe most dashIng turnouts on the New
mort avenues sre driven by women.
sZAdah Isssos Neaken was AZ one time en-
ployea as an ansnuensis by Gen Harvey.
pIIn Lascnis, N. h. on SUNDAY. G. w
Rcberts- charged WITH bgany. cSmmIsted SUI
eide by hanging himself Al Jal.
~rhe grsssboPpers OF Utah are 80 vora-
cicus as 10 eat window curtains.
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CUSTOM HOUSE, BALTIMORE
EEGLIsH AND EUROPEAN NEWS.
1.-THE MALI,

Paper containing the news, the principal lead
ers, well digested summary, ana ali inter-
esting matter from The TimeS.
The Newspaper hitherto known as the Ereniar
M6rt, having become the property Of the prO Oh l.
etors OF TIE Times. Is NOW published twice a
week, under the title of
1.-THE MAIL,
at the price of Threepence per CODY as heretofore
or Sd. We. K. post free. -
The days of Iublir alton will be Tuesday and Fri
cay, and each paper will contain the aews and all
matters Of interest Appearing in the three pre.
vious numbers of The Tfmes, which will thus be
rendered available, in Q cheap aud convsnien mt
form, fer persons residing abroad or in the Colo
mics. co.. -.
Newspaper Agents, or mar have il from the Pub
Usher, pre- payment, at Printing House Square,
London. Jyl5 l56lein,72gg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-20
BALTIMORE, February ~, 1855.

Dr. !. J. Lntr-sHcs:
DEAR Biz: take pleasure IN recommend ing
your R0SADALIs as very powerful Alternative
have IL used IN two cases with happy resalts
One case ef secondary syphilis, in which the
patient pronounced himself cured after having
taken Eve bottles Of your medicine. The other .
Of scrofulA, Of long standing, which is rapidly
improving under its use, and the indications are
that the patient VIII soon recoyr. have careful
~ examined the formria by which your Rosad airs
3 made. and ind IL an Icellent compound Of al
terAtive ingredients.
Yours truly. X. W. CARR. M ID,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-20
THE ROSADALIS

> not q secret medicine. The articles from " hfcb
9 Is made are publis he'd around each bottle andit
70 used and recommended b. the Medical Faculty
1hereyeI 10 has been introduced, IS a POSITIVE
and kkLIAbLE Medicine for Diseases OF the
BLOOD, LIFER and KIDNEYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-20
CHRONIC LIyEk COMPLAINT OuRrn

This is to certify that was surel Of Chronic
Liver Complaint By Or. IavreRce's Rosadais,
After having been confined to my bed and house
Cor long time, and trying various medicines with
out benefit
know Of several others in this county en- red
through the use Of ROssislis, and IL can be found
o nearly every house in my neigh borhood, and
they all praise n great medicine
THOMAS THORN
GREENE County, August IA l31
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-20
RoSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST
CASES OF SCROFULA.
DESPAIR NOT.

Ur. y. j. Laureses: = :
DzAR sra: Ny young est dau liter, aged five YEAR,
has been dreAdfully afflicted with ScrofuIa nearly
sIl her llfe tried great many Ply sciaRs but
Without relieving her much; in fact, most of them
said there was no hope of cure. During the last
srriBg she was worse than ever, her body and
limbs being covered with sores and blotches1uIth
isee and eyes badly liberated and swollen. Whilst
IN thls Condition, was advised by DR.. L.. A Stith
20 try your Rosadals. i at once procured thrse
bottles. and eommenc giving 1t to her Tas mn
rdS wgE'oaL. IN Tess taan month to my great
astOnlsbment, sac entirely fps!E am air
yours, with much respect and gratitude,
W. W. BURNETT
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Has TRIUMPHED.

Gentlemen may now be cured By mechasioal Up.
the many diseases arising from the unnatural 40
tion Of the organs caused BY over Indulgence or
certain secret habits aud the habit itself prevent
physicians. Infsllible in effect. A late Invention
Patent applied for. Forwarded BY mail, with full
directions fer use, In o sealed package, upon the
receipt of So. Send for . circular
i6-Iys .Loek-box as, Washin ston, b. h.
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NTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TRICT OF C0LUmBIA. 7 =

". Vim. @. Slater VS.. Catherine Bauman ct al.
0raered, this third day Of August Is g that the
Frederick Schmidt, trustees be ratified and con
or before the second TUESDAY In sspteuhber
next: Provided 2 copy Of this ordes be inserted
in the Evening Star twice in each of tive success
sive weeks before the said second Tuesday.
.. By order of the Court .aC
A true COPY. Test: }. MEfGs,
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a PATENT 0FFIOE.

u. = WAsHINeTeArp. q, July %, 1858.
CLARA b. SNOW, Of Indepsnc lows ex-
ecutrix Of the estate Of Harvey enew, deeeSssd,
granted TO the ssid Harvey enov the flst day OF
November, lSs4 fer an tmproveneat u Pressef bar
for Planning Machines: - Ia ordered that said r.
titien be heard AZ this once on the "a day OF No
ytmberrext Aay psrssn 1sy opposs this extern
shouId be filed IN this Oh CO t1enty esys bso . ths
day Of hearing. EL10HA FOOT n. ID
an IL lav5w Geouissioner Of Pate1ts.r
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs foR TOBACCO.
Csc Che GovHgrtsSary of Sab 80 s,,Res
Efrxf hsI.soVn n,e,x,.

Oas CAisr 0s-nyrissr, of ss5sis,n,,,
First Xiisia1y DisiTis
Sealed Proposals, in duplicste. viii Ne received
s.s, me en- Until fRdess ssyssnser 1873 for
gFAOrURtD TOBACCO, Tor srmv use. to he de-
strsst, RichTopd Va on or bsfore In. an dsy !,
September, 1888, tar Taid '"' '''A N"' "
b. seen 4 th, and n. cSseeS Ie S en-
b required TO eiye guaran.ss t.seureS by bopa
shall be full, eeua to s1eS ..mss snd
to remain 90 with proper csre) FOR a. iesst on =
above guarantee the Tebscc1 viii he snb;., me ne
the usual Government inspection In proSs,s Of
Particulars q. to veiebt of nina. .vs,,,. ma.
weight Of packages. &c can be ebtsinss n detail
Payment for Tobacco accepted uua.r thi. pu-l
sIsr a. pisc,ieasie ' Ds''','' soon '''''
:i Il; g Tobacco and sss's::'d 70 The aas'f
So Cor,misssr, G.nsr.i ~ snbsi.tsnra
Bre,st N,or ana c,,., tEapE u sns:,,,
ence. FIRST Miiitsry District. OfrieeONo Il .IiJ
Cary street Richmond. Va. an ss-st
shoPTpsSALSS r0k sSPPLiiNGSIAMPSF FOB
OFFICE r 3, isI,, 1.si sa4.sf;. I,
IT., MAsHINGr2x, August 10 1873. J /
TIE Commissioner OF Internal Revenue /, pre-.
i: ss y. m, Ter furnishing he followinv ns'ned
stsn,rs re1sired Dy the act OF July 20, 1873, ts be
USED on tosacco ana imported cigars:
i rive hundred thousand sfamps of ten differ.
sna Gsn9m instlons; VIZ: j pound, pounds,
gOenus, . peo nGs, ~ POUNDS % pounds 40 pounds,
% p2Inds, Gu pounds, and Jog pounds They must
OF me steei engraving din cult OF imits:
o1s inch and three fourth. 10 width The ies,
~ a , rary iron each other 10 csler tse
ana he G the s They ns NUT sar the a.
, ana tne psces around The fsi
. We ~, 49, 49, $500, y. g.svea,
engraving 1ik21 inches in size with oval corners
apo ssei hss sisne s,It
Ohe hnndfed million stamps of fine steel en-.
EtsNNne, WIN an approprlsts ylsnette. and with
St ;. rors . atouna ,ne vignstte and the
prlutec mauer Inese stamps are 10 be OF eleven
Semmr.eh' Aihos' OF various widths aud lengths a.
ioh'"s ,l,..
!ixlS inches-oRe kind. ....
1lXH Z"
11x-o two kinds,
sshio
81. a. one kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-20

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
IKE ARNEs. Surgeon General United States
Army, W ashington.
p J. HORWITZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
d. W. BLISS, M. d., Washington.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO MAILMAN,
~ WARRINGTON, May 8, Noon, ISL

RALTIM0RI AND OHIO RAILkYAD. -.
~ WAsHINsfON, May 8, Noon, 1851.
&Ae %
b. ssi's;r 2sp t III. VIII
Leave "a daily, except sunds; :. 700 $780, and liz
L..,. a, sSa AL, Az nay sT ATS and 81,
Fob WAY STATION SOUTH OF AsSAPo.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave at Soc and TOO O. m, and 81 400 and -
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 90 a.. IA And 4:3Q .. m. Ne trains to
from Annapolis on suneay
ON SUNDAY:
Leave ut 500 8. m. and 40 and s:s p. n.
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave ct e:00 q. n. and 40 and s:25 .. m.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave dsily, except Saturday and sunday. sss:
On sstTrdsy 7 at It sos 20 a. m, and 80 Pm.
# ksIsy ssstiea si!s tram. from Baltimore .
the " Arlington station Ticket Once st ali hour,
In the day Hs ssrs ses Penn
s ade to check baggage at hotels or private resi-
.dyertisems nj OF hThrough Line '''A' '''
fei Ess' a9ssns
ocso GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, AGENT. W ashfngton.
THROUGH LINE BETwIEN wAsHINGTOl
i PHILADELPHIA AND EKw YORK.
III "a
A. WAsHrNsroN, jan g. la1.
Trains between Washington ana Nev vorh A..
now run rs follows, wig:
FOE NEW YORK, without chan No Of ear
tesye daily texcs1t eu nday) st 500 .. n, ixs
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave eaily Except sunday ct 500 and l3:u =
m, and lSo and ZOO p. N.
ON SUNDAY.
Lssye for New York and Phiiadelphisss S.su
SIIfPIHe CARS Tor Few York % TOO ). N
Thro.SS Tickets to PhiladsipAia, New York a,
hours In the day, - well - Ut the new ofoe 4O0
Peupsylvsuia avenue. where arran gements can Be-
made to cneck baggage otsis and Drivass
~ EsIsimers and Dido Irosd sdysvtasensn.
end sehsdnle bst.esn washington. Baltimore, An.
- II TILs0s, Ma,t' g., :, Is..sIere.sisa.
osa.u kIo. ). K666GTz. Ant. = ~ s.,on
% = II OTav Al 4 :
A wuLIr REDaRAvE,
n EgR ia r 4
Hase removsd 70 toe corner OF ? ~
Nxw YoaK AyENuE Axp Sixth Srsgrr, IL
One 'sausrs iroa SershsFu Liberty aari... !
W. 81 s.rtf2 g--l s4-h 4t8-4. ! -
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ROsAUAIIs ISA POTENT REMEDY NAL
CHRONIC DISEASES

FROM w BLOEST, EsQ., ATTORNEY AT LAW
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA.
i have been cured Of Chronic Inflammation of
the Ear and Partial De sfness, Of ten years stand
ns, b bossdails. GkO. ". BLOUNT.
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pROPOsALs FOB O0RN MEAL.
Ofcs CiHf C0nmtsSary Subsistence.
First Military Ojsfrirf

OHcs Cailf tOn1atsSarV SNbSNercs
First Military UiSirirtf
Richmond, Va, August Is 1853 Z
Sealed Proposals IL duplicate. will be received
at this flee until TUESDAY, August IS 1884 AZ
IL o'clock 81 for supplying the United States
subsistence Department with all the Corn Meal
that may be required from the LIST proximo 70 the
3lst of December, 1873. flour months }
The Meal to be delivered in good sound eur
barrels, at the United States Subsistence Depot
at such times and in such quantities as may be
required after we days. notice.
No samples required with the bids AZ euly
fresh ground, bolted, white Corn Meal of the yery
best quality will be received.
Bids must state the price per pound. per 100
pounds net; and no allowance will be made for
barrels, nor for any loss in delivery.
PAYMENT VIII be made at the end of each month
for Corn Meal scce pted during the month
The succ' ssful bidder will be equirsd to giye
ample security for the faithful fulh men: of this
contract.
Proposals should be plainly endorsed 'PropssaIs
for Corn Meal, and addressed to the uuaersiened
W. A. ELDEkkIG, I
Bvt. Ma and Chief Com. of subsistsnce
First Military District
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nFFIcE OF THE GENERAL sUPERINfEN
" DENf TREASURY BUILDINGS

iIlCnmOnd, Va. l5-St,
~ DENf TREASURY BUILDINGS,
WAsHTNGToN, 18th August, 1853
COAL. yiz:-i 30 tons OF No. i; go tons of No
aSG no ,oR. o
be weighed on the scales of the Treasury Extension
Bakers PINE WOoD. to be corded aud measure
All to be delivered at such times. in such quan-
tities. and at such places AZ may be required.
10Th day of August 1865, addressed to the General
Superintendent Of Treasury Buildings, aud 70 be
the Department reserving .he right t. reject ali Or
any portion Of the bid received. -
to III the as o09trsst ., GEO MccARTHE.
OFFICE TRUSTEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Proposal. vii Be rssci7 M%s! iii sse
schools With Wood and Coal for the school year
Bids will b. received for each District ssosra,e
~ Tue quantities for each district Will be abour
.ccrd' OAK wsod, saved snd sP,is.
ssKCoNp DISTRICT.
tS9s S S,E w Ash e: SH and D,
4l TfniRppIsrr1cr.
ocords Oak Wood. sawed and spht.
- Pine - -
FOURTH DISTRICT.
20 tons White Ash Ezg Coal,
5corus Oak Wood. sawed and split
To be delivered from time 10 time, during the
school year, At the different school house ia such
quantities as ma, be ordered by the Trustee. OF
the respective districts About 20 tons broken
White Ash will be received ~ once at Wallat
Building, Third District
zach proposal II be endorsed Proposals ifOr
Wood and COaI,r aud to be addressed to the
undersigned.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids II
deemed to the tut crest Of the Cor por to 80
JAMES g. DULINs4 ! Z
au ie2w Chair n Com Sa pplies,
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

VSITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
GEORGE CROaPToN. Of &otcsster. Ne.
ensntd him on ne m day Of nj or
an Improvement in Looms for Weaving Ffgnred
II is ordered that ssid petition he heard at this
ONCE on the esth day Of October nest Any perso
sn. ass chs Ts n this 6e
'"eA'' uS' ''''' '"' D ELISHA fOorE.
au 4 Wv go. Commissioner nf Patents.
L Va sgINsTnx, D. q August 3, Isy
S.vyax Of Bss
the patent srsntsd 10 him on the 3i.t day of Oro-
Der: Issi; for an imgro.eme1t in Seats tor Va
n Any ' ssrsos may spSc:e TINS ss,en.i"s Oh
~ This ofics twenty days before she dsy a hear
'H AZ i.iswsx Commissionsf Of Pstena.
WILLIAM PosTsR. q wiilisasSurs. E'IY.,
ON shs .sS day oe.sse
a. tas. pTsa g he q
may Oppose This extenston, oblsettoa.; eposi.
AID S,es5 pspsSs s dss h
NO. BAY HACKERkL. ---T--I
The attention OF vneiesa y and retail dseles Is
z l. SeS are :' :s s
lowest ss's'rai'seiAs Pre- Rows 90, Z
fti Psnn. ave. bef 10Th and 18th s6.
assrs: ,ot asSssys Mssssso. orseh'.., Me- Ne
r. p .,ftrY S =
THE INV STORE OF -.
.s -ss sl-a.ss = b, W, S n, sSs Ewses,.
7. now. open where general ss.ortnesnt q hpice
GkCCEkIES. TEAS. JAPANESE GOODS, He.,
~ ee2v ~ =
ca RYl WHISKY. w. s7lsIOI q
.u,th,asi IN tse pissrtc.s !, .s,,ssss f'.r
.. l-.s' ais essRA- AssSSs,
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EOsADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES
WILSON, N. O., Sent Is. lag

P.AE Sl2 In 1867 my son, now aged d W years
was yaccinated with what proved to be i'm pure
matter, which eompletely destroyed his health
De pas eeen s.nleted with an inveterate and ex-
times breaking out in sores, &C. Rosaialis was
R,escribei by M family Physicisn, DR.. A. d.
came and remains sAfirs.y wslI. Yours truly.
J. b. DANIEL.
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DIREC TORS:

This Company. national in its character, offers,
by reason OF its Large capital, Low Bates OF Pre-
MUM, and New Tables, the most desirable means
of insuripg life yet presented to the public.
The rates Of premium being lar gely reduced. are
made as favorable to the insurers - those of the
best Mutual Companies, and syoid Az the compt
Tho misunderstandings which the latter are SC apt
10 cause the policy holder fT.,s naa
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented which need only to be understood to prove
acceptable to the public, such As the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and b ETURN PREMIUM
POLICY In the former, the Policy holder nOt
only secures life insurance payable AZ death but
viii receive il living, after periodof few years
Az hNNUALINcONE equal to TEN PER CENT no per
cent Of the par Of his epoicy. In the latter, the
Comrany agrees to RETURN TO THE ASSURED TIE
TOTAL AMorN Mt OF MoNEY lie EAs PAID IN, III adj
oition to the amount Of his policy .
The attention Of persons contemplating nsurins
their lives or increasing the amount OF INSURANCE
they alreads have ia called 70 the special adyan-
tases offered by the National Life InsHEAnee Com
paDy. #r.# H#.TH
Circulars. Pamphlets and foil particulars given
ON appIicafion 10 the Branch once OF the Com.
pany In TINS city, or TO its GENERAL AGENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-20

OFFICERS:
G.. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vice Presi-
EMERSON w. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary
and Actuary.
ESTUREER. Washington, Asst stant Secretary
FRANCIS G. SMITH, Nj. ID Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS, n. D., Assistant Medical Di-
rector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-20
STEAMBOAT LINES.
TOE MOUNT vERNOE.

The steamer ARROW :" captain Thomas Stack.
pole leaves her wharf, foot Of Sew L.
enth street, DAILY at 10 A. m, EkAAH
tsundsys Excepted , for NJ cunt YER
dria. Fort Foote. Fort Wsshinston Marsh ali
~ Msi, IN mo-, and White House, Va-rsturnng TO
Fare 20 Mount Vernon and return, inclsdina
missisn to the Mansion and Grounds, el.c.
Refreshments on board =
Tickets for sale at ali the principal otels and ct
the steamer 9 wharf.
Tie Arrow can be chartered by private parties,
cluts, or associations, to make afternoon or moon
light excursions on the Potomac by applying On
board, or to JANIS SYKES,
General Su superintendent,
gu ln-lE Office. WillArds' Hotel.