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Ela Bankruptcy.
THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE.

ys,HAT On the 2lh day OF February. A.
4 ID 1868, w arrant 10 Bankruptcy was
issued against the Estate Of Samuel W..
WininQer, ~ the County OF Dubois and state
of Indiana, who has been sdjudged . bsnk.
rant. on his own Petition; that The payment
of sny debts aud delivery Of sny properly
belonging TO such Bankrupt 10 him or tor
his use, aud the Transfer Of any Properly oy.
him is forbidden by Law; that Q meeting o.
the Creditors ~ said Bankrupt 10 prove t"e'r
deb,e and 10 choose one or more Assignees
ar his Estate, will be held 81 a Court OF
bankruptcy, 10 be holden st the once OF
Bu,ler g. Gresham, No. n Pesrl 81 New
A Ibany, Indiana. before Noble Q: Bu''es'
REGISTER, on the 23d dav Of March, a. y.
[iS68. al 8 O'Clock A. N. N
BEN. ) SPOONER. :.
u s. Marshal, Dist. Of lndisna.
March GIT messenEo'
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AnscospED.-We are informed that
a Mr.. George W. Brown, who Is
charged with grand larceny, and y
under $500 bail, has absconded, leav-
inc h, sureties to hold the bag.
AsoruER.-Dr. Wright, Of Hun
tingburg, who was under indlctmeu
Tor bigamy, has, we understand, a!s'
given leg bail to his suretiee. IN
cases for trial at Circuit Court are las
growing fewer.
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Feb 90 '6S-4i

HAVING made the EYE and EAR. viii
their mary aud complicated d~,seHsee
a soecia,i,v and the study Of years, ! desire
"a saw 10 This rommunity. thai am pre-
p,red 10 ,rea, all v no msy seek renei 'ro"
pain or suffering resulting from any shsc'
ton Of these important organs (.
All Know the inestimsble advan'aee ~
good eyesight and good hearing, and should
consequently, be c reiul to preserve .".'
What a, frat moy appear 10 the on'h''a'
ted bu, o slight disorder, is ohen the ger"
= deep seated disease, which may io'
v,nt Of proper attention develop itsf'' ms
a destructive agent. The slightest imam
nation may extend TO such q degree; an'
hence. I saw, we csnpot be too careiui u
guarding that which may DC SO eas'y 'os
Long experience in the hospitals Of En
rome in m~iIitsry and civil Practice has mao
me familiar with the minute structure 2
these organs, the diseases TO which shey %
liable. snd the proper treatment 70 eho'
nromp, and permsnent relief.
OrrIcE Hours, from 8 10 ii a. N. ano ''o'
2 10 S P. N ., ..,-osn +,
Gus, and Main.
Sure con Oculies,
NJ, IN ,e7-1v Evansville, Ind.
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II1Gn WArER.-The recent rains
have raised PatoKa river to a good
heating stage. and on Wednesday the
iat boats OF Mr.. Ignaiz Eckert, John
Buchart, and NJ. Tillery took Their
departure for the sunny South. we
wish them a safe trip. and a return
with a ..pockes tnll OF rocks., lheir
boats are loaded respectively WIN
tf,nr. oats and slaves, hoop poles. and
lumber. Ii the Democracy had been
permitted to restore the Union two
wears ago, there is no doubt but they
would realize handsomely on their q
goes. but will, negro domination II
the South, and 10 labor, it is y iitti'
doubtful. ~,
Several thousand saw.loss, whic'
will make at a low estimate o,Voo.'
900 feet of lumber, are also on thei
.way down from above here to dineI
~ent points on the river, and tor a fe'
-days Patoka will be alive with IN
welcome noise Of boaismen andra''
men.
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DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE" /.

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j. lion on
THURSDAY, Mrch 20 1868,
heir Farm l. nds. continuing SOB acres o.
hich a large pert is ii"bered ana nls
rear jasper. Dubois Ccon'y
Indiana. with B,irk nen.e. Stables. Barns
md other buildings belonging thereto US,
,reha,d. &C. AS the following persons
property i,-wi,: Z horses. ID heed OF c"'''e
10 hoos, chickens. geese &c, \ wagons
& plows, 9 harrows, moving m+ciine' 'euP
o, and other farming Utensils; ais" corn
hav. oats. and o'h-i procucis; also oe'oi"2-
household and Kitchen furniture nno u'ep
sils. ,
Terms Of sale Of lands viii be mad
known GA day Of spie.
Terms of sale OF personal pror'r'v IRE y
foIlows ,o.wit: All Sums os SO w ava "
der 20 he puid in cash, over sou cree
Of ~ months will be- given, The purchase
giving note with security bror'ng 'n'e'.e
The Sale will continue from cay 70 ga
until all is sold. r,
JOHN OPEL g. SONS.
M 400
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.ARarvEp.-We notice a raft Of lam-
ber arrived at the creek bank on We'd
nesday, belonging to our enterpris'ne
fellow citizen Mr.. George KEELING
We undertand be designs building
.ome houses for rent on his lots in the
INN part Of town. This is an en-:
terprise long needed IN Jasper ane
VIC think he will get q good interes
on his investment.
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NOTICE To HEIRS or PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.

STATE Of Indisns, Dubois County Court o.
Court Of Commou Pless.
NOTICE 10 hereby given hat Tnomas
IN Harris, Administrator with the VIII an,
uexed. OF James Harris, deceased. hes nleo
his petition 10 cell the Real Estste o. 'ne
ldecedent, his personal being insufhciens q
Day bic debts; and that said petition VII o.
heard Al the next term Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of said County.
Attest HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clark
C.. c. +. Dubois Go.
BY G. JosErH JUrT, Dep'ty
q. r. B. CARR, ATTY.
March Is, '6S-3w
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LIST OF

~, -. oo,.o,vmeut of principal and interest NJ % @Mnv
Advertised nr se w " nn,,ressond School Funds OF Dubois ouov, s"eene.
unpald0 ~ Oo""" 49, os ,s south westq quarter, n the sou'n w." q.s"-"
NJ" ",.rsrr md he north half OF the nor'h ws' qu'.-,o s .m.sC ~.
north e'q "a"e.' "N 20 a vest containing 100 acres, motRngen Ssme ~ 49,
~ ~. - Of Indians, for the use t the Comwo" o'"oo, .", s.sccalns IxM3
TO me oa '. oon. ,m,s,ss,d ue Jsn. ltl 1868, $l4 Oi Total ahou"'' "'''s"s "~
So25 AZ. n. u.rh wes, quarter, Ser 81. ,own 2. range , wsas
ne SOU "". 90 49, Mortgage Nov. 4 1865 by George n, OK ~" NJ; .,.,..sS M
containing 80 acres mos "Ss. Schoo Fund, for the u IN OF llVW w luss5ss' sSs
."a y" ,sce 81 10 ,oa amount including coss $40 10 III ..,. ,.,., NJ ~
Jan l., Ho' - " ~ -. Ia smh least quarters and the norh 20" quarter I" ~
= ~ "%" "u.,r, ri Section 81, town 2. range 3 containing " ue =. o.sys.soo.I
west qua'e' ~ -" 80. - ~. State of Indiana, for 'h' use" he sHeSso."
20. ls9 ro Uy 'S U, the sum Of sso; interest due Jan !, 1865 S4 WI '" ~'s.'
t.aInduy upge M costs, S223 90. -
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IRAINBRIDGE TOWNSHIP EXHIBIT.

CAMBRIDGE TOWNSHIP EAhini''
ECEIr!o s"1 IHpv0'.o.s Ca.n,v Ind
- 49, .s., ending March 4, 1868.
W - -
TOWNSHIP roNo"
Reed irol' Co Treasurer may .oc &C. :. On
NoS' low
To,sl receipts $lo9S %
Total xpe"a''u'es -
h.,a $3.50 80
S,u.o, ru.n.
On hand last report sasNs Nv
Since received -
Total receipts So1os ~
Totoi expenditures -
80. Si16S %
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survey Notice.

undersigned will proceed with the
County Surveyor Of Dubois County. on
the 7,h cay OF April. 1868, TO run the Ines
and determine the boundaries OF sections NO
|26 Township 2 south range 3 West.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and The corners thereof established. Per
sons interested will please be present.
FRANCIS NJ. SANDERS.
March 10 '68-3w
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SaddIcry and Harncsss
VIM. H. PFEFFER.
Nohrz MAIN S7REgT, 49,
Nohrz MAIN S7REET,

DG9PDUs Gm0Aa va
VxTOULD respectfully invite sll Se'son:
w in need Of anything ID hh line to call
and examine his stock bsfoss puvchsss1g
He keeps constantly 90 'hsnuN
and will make TO order, 10 the best ssyles
All kinds of Saddles, Buggy saa Wsgon.
Harness, Collars. Brides. &C., Thenktui
TO, past fsvore, he solic.ts . ccnsinusncsc :
patronage, and will sndeavor 20 msst y.
dec. 18th. 1867
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New ArroRsKY.-We are glad to
notice that our young friend, Alex
Traylor. Eco, who graduated at the
R~loomington Law School this winter
has selected our town as bis location
We wish him succees.
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TAxnERy.-Our town furnishes q
Sne opening for . Tanner to esta6!iah
= paving leather manufactory. Eligi,
hle sites can be readily procured, and
there would be q good home market
Who will embrace the opportunityf
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STALLION BrLLs.-We are prepared
20 execute Stallion or Jack bills on
short notice. Come in, II You
want Q pretty picture.
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STATE OF INDIANA,

stats OF INDIANA |
Dubois County. -.
The State y! Indiana. TO the Sheriff OF said
County Greeting.
you are hereby commanded 70 give no.
,ice as required by law, TO the qaaNned
vo,ers of said County, that there viii De an
election held in the several Precincts. and
q, the usual places Of holding elections on
The Frat Monday Of Ap'il, A. ID. 1868. LOT
the purpose of elec'ing ~,
One Justice Of the Peace instead Of WI
liam B,ggarly, whose term expires may
N. 1853. O.
one Justice Of the Peace inssesd OF Sim
son Ryder. whose term expires August the
il4'h. 1868. tr..n
els Brelsge. W hose term expires May the ON
1865.
Ooe Justice Of the peace instead OF Harvey
Green. formerly elected and hled no ooho'
One Justice of the Peace instead OF Henry
shoulders. whose term expires May the
9TH lsGS. ~.
O,s Iustire OF the Peace instead o. a
III. Miiler, hose term expires Ap'' 81
1865. NH.
line Jus,ice of the Peace for Ferdinan'
Township. u.
4 Two Constsbles for Columbia Township
Two Uonslables for Haroison Townsh'p
Three Constab,es Tor Bainb'idge Town
ship. ,rx..h;
Tbres Constsbles for Patoks Tow nshlp
!, Two Cons,sb.es for Ferdinand Tow nshiF
4 Ooe T,wDship Trustee Tor each Iown
{ ship in said County.
One Supervisor in each koaa p's''''''
r the several Townships in said County.
In witness whereof ! have hereun'
! Sc, my hand md seal of said Coo'''
Jasper. This ll,h Day Of March a. 1
r 1865. HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. ~.
h BY G JOSEPH JuTT, Dep't
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION ToI
SELL REAL ESTATE.
State OF Indiana, Dubois County Couft o.
Common Pleas. -s4rs
is hereby given that Leroy Cave'
~ Administrator OF Richard Nicholson
deceased. has filed mis- petition to cell me
IReal Estate Of the decedent his persons' oe'
ling insult cient to pay his debts; ana 'na'
ssid petition will be heard at the next yer"
In, he Oour, Of Common Plese Of said County
Attest; HENRY A. HOLTHAUS Clerk
" c. C. p. Dubois %
By G.. JosEru Jurr, DeP'y
GIT, d. CxRR, Atuy.
March 6. '68-3w
" SURVEY NOTICE.
'lTvHE undersigned will proceed with tn
Ill, County Surveyor Of Dubois Ooonty. o.
the 9th day Of April, 1868, TO run the line
and determine the boundaries OF section M
6l2 Township 2 south range 3 west.
The intermediate lines will also DO ~
had the corners thereof ests b'ished. re
l cons interested will please be present.
CHARLES HOLCBOG'
March l3, '6S-3~
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OrrRR FREAK.-On last trlday
n;vht. Abisha Ashcraft, who is in our
county Jail, on a charge OF hog steal !.
ing. took it into HE head TO play on
raw. and taking the boards from his
bedstead, braced against the door OF
thsn 30 that when his breakiast was :
ts him on Saturday Sherlil
could not open the door, and
i. in at the window the pris'
len Icing on his bed. COW
king no signs OF lite. a
IN ole was brought into re-
ouisio md he was soon found 10 %
/. alive a. joking, but refused to ope'
the door, o. to eat anything. Conclud
ing to starve him into submission, 10
Sheriff lett him, but he overratel.
held on. until Tuesday morning, whel
. the door was forced open with crow
r bars. thus voluntarily abstaining iron
eating for over three days. Evel
then he refused to take nonrishinen'
but npon it's being lett in his Q u
finally came to his appetite.
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PATICULAR NOTICE. 'e
70 whom il may Concern,

TIME undersigned 10 now making arrange
. to Iesve jasper In the Spring sos
|Europe, and ,herefors no:ihss all persona
who are indebted 10 him, that they must 81.
lie their Indebtedness BY The let OF Asys
1858, or their sccounts = III b Plasedf 1Vhs
ha nds Of officers for collection. % he 10 %.
sirous Of setling Up HE business before he
leaves. 49, Hr..
His stock Of Dry Goode, Clothing. Gro.
.~ceries, Notions, &C., 10 for sale vsSy. chse.p.
and viii be retailed q cost end carriage ,soi
Icsth. OSEFn Hu"'
Feb. IA, '68-ti.
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n.

4, pursuance 10 law. notice 10 hereby CIV.
., ,hs, polls vii! be opened at the ususi
places Of holding elections. ~ 'he seVe
townships Of Dubois County, Indiana. on
MONDAY The 9Th day Of April, A. u. 1922
tor the purpose of eIecting the officers men
TONED 10 the fore going precipe, WHEREOF on
nersops interested will ,sse notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly. Witness my
hand and seal this lllh day OF March, a
d. 1865. ~ n
n...h 10 ,6S-4y
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HALL TOWNSHIP EXHIBIT.
II ECEIPTS aud Expenditures Of Hall
IL Township, Dubois County. lnd'sna' Io'
the fiscal year ending March !, 1860.
TOWNSHIP TAX.
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arTSxN
an -ssValuabse Ncas
estate a.
~EN AT
y AUCTION.

ALSO PERSONAL PROPERTY.
vuVHE undersigned viii sell at puthc soc
i ton on
THURSDAY, M,rch 26. 1868,
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March 10. '6s-4w
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MCCANN.-On the 8th Instant EMMA NJ vIfa of
I'm @, McOsnD, in the 8lst year of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
tuly invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence
OI Inei ihIner william Stauts corner OF Cumberland
street ana Trenton avenue Friday afternoon AT p
O'Clock. To proceed to odd Fellows Cemetery.
q hM.AaIUPAY.-0n .aIPA Monday evening, the 9TH Instant
SAMuEL MAUPAY In the 65th year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF family are respect
uy invited 10 attend the funeral from his late
oence, Rising Sun, Germantown avenue. on Saturday
eternoon the 18th Instant at o'clock. To proceed TO
North Laurel Hill.
MITCH EIL.-On Saturday evening, September g.
JOSEPH B. MlTOHELL In the 75th year o his age
His male friends invited to attend his funeral
on Tuesday afternoon at O'clock, from his late resi-
TO Woodlands Cemetery, leaving the house at a.
o'clock precisely.
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DIED.

BALL-On the 7th instant, ELIZABETH BALL
age
fully invited 70 attend the funeral residence
of her son. Ambrose Ball No; AIS Sergeant street.
west OF Frankford road. Op Thur rSday Afternoon al
O'Clock. To proceed 10 Frankliu Cemetery.
BoON.-on the 7th instant, after q protracted Ill
ness, Miss ELIZA BOON.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited the funeral from the residence
of her uncle No. 1913 Shppen street. on Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock To proceed to Ronaldson's Gene
terry.
BOsTWICK.-On Monday morning, the 9TH instant,
III. N. BOSTWICK, In the 10th year of his age
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully Invited 70 attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence on KadcliR street. Bristol. Pa on Thursday,
the 10th Instant At two (2) O'Clock p. M. 80
EBERT.-On the 7th Instant, MARY EBERT, in
the 86th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend the uneral from the residence OF her SON
in-law, q. W. Hanna No l7l7 Thirteenth street,
on ThursSPy afternoon tho 10Th instant at o'clopk
10 proceed TO Monument Cemetery,
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HEALTH DEPENDS UPON GOOD D1eEsr1oN.-
weakness OF the Stomach" Is the source of more
evils than were contained in Paudoras box. Debility
headache, nervous tremors palpitation the heart
ana local pains innumerable are It's direct con nse-
quences, 1t obscures the intellect and gives birth
Lhe most absurd and incoherent fancies
man for business, and renders persistent exertion
next to impossible Yet strange say indigestion
the most neglected Of all ailments And this is the more
extraordinary from the fact that absolute infalli-
Bile specific for the disorder bs obtained In eyery
city, town, and village Of the Uaited States.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BGTTERs takes as wide a
range as the malady which tcu-es 1t psrvades every
civilized portion OF the Western Hemisphere ana It's
celebrity as tonic and alternative 10 everywhere ests-
bshed. 1t Is due to the sense of the AmerI-
can public to say that the demand for 1t is i'm mense
and continually the Increase: but still tn
continue to suffer from dyspepsia with the great fact
staring them In the face that remedy for It exists as
1t were within arms length of every sufferer. Such
Is the Inconsistency OF human naturel Day by day
however, the number of those who manifest this In
sane indifference TO their own health and comfort
diminishes; and the time will come 1t Is confidently
believed, when the disease will be expelled from the
category OF prevalent disorders by this Incompatible
Alternative and restorative.
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UTU1INAL ATTIRE
FOE
CENT? E1fEN AND JUVENILES.
WANAMAhER & BROWN
MARRIED.

FADDIS-LAMON -On Monday morning. August
1o, 1865 by Rev. p. q. Henson, SYLVESTER FADDI5
oMARY LAVINIA, daughter OF John Lamon. Esq,
all of this city.
WINTERBOTTOM-TERRY On the 18th of
August the residence or the brides parents by the
Rev Iyn Wllliam am, shadrack; d. p, Rev. WILLIAM
ME M. TERRY, daughter of James Terry, Esq, OF
Huntington, Pa.
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LACE CURTAINS done up, msnded. and put up to
windows, at about the same price others charge
washing only. at PATTEN's No l4OS Chesnut sreet.l
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CARPET UvHoLsTERING q specially, ai PArTEN's
Workmen al ways ready to make up, alter. and la
Carpets. No disappointment. No delay, at PAT TEN s
No, l408 Chestnut street,
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DBRANGBMENT OF THE BowELs-Judlcious of
Speers "standard Wine Bitters In keeping the sys-
tenn In tone, and preventing the arrangement the
bowels is almost beyond belief Try them, and you
will be Convinced of the fact For sale by Fred
Brown. Johnson. Holloway & Co.. and other Drug
piatE
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PITTsBURe GRAPES from the Knox Fruit Farm
and Nurseres-Concord, Delaware, Iona, Israells,
and other varieties received daily. for sale In
quantities to suit purchasers, No. 727 Market street.
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FINE CUsToM. MADE BooTs AND SHOES for Gen.
tlemen. Bartlett, No 80 South Sixth street, above
Chesnut
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water and read THE
EVENING TLLEGRAPH. at Hiilman's News Stand, at
North Pennsylvana Depot
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine Jewelry and slverware In the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining rea pure srti
Gle furnished at price which cannot be equalled
he also has large stock OF American watches In all
variet"s - all prices. visit to his ntore sure
to result In pleasure and profit
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SOONER OR LATER, a neglect Of cold will develop
constant cough shortness of breath, falling strength
and wasting Of hesh-the avant-courers of consump-
ton. In some instances the cause will produce
bronchitis disease OF the branches of the wIndpipe
In all affections Of the pulmonary organs well as
In bronchial complaints Jaynes Expectorant is both
q palliative and curative, as the testimony of thou
sands and its worldwide reputation attests-while
in coughs and colds 1t acts speedily, and when
taken according to directions. proml yly removes
them. Why not give this standard remedy an imme
diate triale Sold by all druggists.
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SPRING MATTRESSES tb at are out OF order repaired
made mp equal TO new, and returned the same day
Workmen always ready, at Patterns. No. l4Os Ches
nut street..
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-09
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES


Another letter from the great fire at Marquette.
HERRING'S SAFES preserve their contents where
Safes OF other maRers fail
BARaURTTE, Michigan, July 20, 1868.
MeSSrS Herring &c 90.
GEN1LEMEN:-On the l1th ult., the entire business
portion OF town destroyed by fire. Our cafe,
an Intense heat, but proved itself adequate TO the
severe test. 1t lay in the ruins fourteen days. ana
when taken out nom It's appearance (the outside
covering being burned through In many paces,, and
in the fact that several other safes previously
taken out were entirely destroyed 1t was a great
several orders for new safes have already been
YOU which is the best proof of this sasfac-
tory test and of the confidence OF this community
your safes. Respectfully yours; Nsonr a s,,,ur,
HERRING's PATENT BANKERS CHAMPION
SA EES, made of wrought iron and STEEL and the
Patent Franklintte or "Spiegel Elsen," the best
sistant to burglars drills or cutting instruments
eDWELLiNG House SAFES, for silver plate
valuable papers, ladies' iewelry. etc etc, both plain
and in Imitation of handsome pieces of furniture.
HERRING'S PATENT SAFES, the Champion
Safe for the past TwENTY-sEvEN YEARS; the victor
at the WORLD FAIR, London; the WORLDS FAIR,
New York; the kXPosITIoN UNIvERsELLE, Paris,
and WINNER OF THE WAGER OF 10000 FRANCS at the
recent international contest In Paris are made and
sold only by the undersigned and our authorized
~ FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA,
HERRING & CO.. Chicago. eSso
HERRING, FARREL & SIBERIAN,
s2wlm3mIp New Orleans.