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How 10 RIDE i YrIocrrEpn.-T The New

8 49, ~ 800. As1Dn2 q gELoSASEDL,a@-AA 0 1NoH
York Sun Of Saturday says:
The yelocipede seems destined to come
into use in this city, though it viii not soon
attain kera the vogue it has reached in
France. Our streets are too narrow and
too crowded, and we have few broad, smooth
avenues afordiDg the opportunity of en-
ploying it extensively as o. means OF exer-
else aud health. Still, it is SO attractive
and fascinating, developing so much
strength and skill, and affording so great
amusement to the rider, that it's votaries
and students must become numerous.
The only artistic velocipedes consist Of
two wheels--the one directly behind the
other--and connected together by light
iron framework. The fore wheel is usually
q little the higher Of the two.i Where great
speed is aimed at, its diameter may be
made as great as four feet, while that of
the hind wheel should hardly exceed two
feet and eight or ten inches. In most Of
those that have been seen in this city the
two wheels have been pretty nearly equal,
with a diameter Of about t#o feet and four
inches. 80 Il: raGsi
"rhe propelling force is applied through
treadles, which are fixed to the fore wheel.
The rider drives himself by the alternate
action of his feet upon these treadles. The
motion Of the feet is not unlike that in
rapid walking. The rider sits upon little
saddle just over the fore part of the hind
wheel. He guides his velocipede by turn
ing the fore wheel to either side. This is
done by means Of stiff iron rod which
rises from the axle, and has a cross bar at
the top that is held by both hands Of the
rider. ''s p
i" The first art of the velocipede is to keep
your balance. This is not unlike the same
operation in skating. It can only be ac-
quired by practice. The more rapid the
motion, the easier it is to keep the machine
upright. In velocipede contests in Paris
prizes have been given to the slowest
riders. 900 Tz.aa-s -a-z
with wheels of small diameter, the
rider stops himself by putting his foot to
the ground. With high wheels he checks
his speed with brake, and descends to the
earth by inclining to one side till the foot
touches. In mounting with high wheels a
skilful practitioner starts his velocipede
with a push, and then springs into the sad
dlen &
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Particulars Of the Death Of Howell
Cobb, IS

NEW YORK, October TO- Yesterday
morning Colonel Williams, of Florida, &C
companied by. a Baptist clergyman, called
on Hon. Howell Cobb, Of Georgia, and en-
animated conversation occurred between
the minister and Mr.. Cobb. Mr.. Cobb and
his wife were taking leave of their guests
on the stairs leading from the parlor to the
office, when Mr.. Cobb sat down on the steps,
his wife observing tremor of the body and
contraction of the muscles of the face. The
attending physician Of the hotel was called,
and Mr.. Cobb was carried into the recep-
tion-room, but before medical remedies
could be administered he was corpse.
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The Cases Against Butler.

BALTIMORE, October 10.-The cases of
Woolley and Kimberly Brothers against
Butler were argued to-day on an applica-
ton to yacate the warrants as breach Of
Buffers congressional privileges. The ar
gument was continued all day by Caleb
Cushing for Butler and p. 7. Merrick for
the others, and was continued till next
Saturday.
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DOARD.- Families and dey-boarders
desiring to obtain board in private board
ing-house can be accommodated by applying to
Mrs. DR.. FITZGERALD. No. Gil Franklin street,
between Sixth and Seventh.
l also have an OFFICE neatly furnished near
me, which would rent with or without board.
&C l2-2tM&S& lily
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FEJRNarTEJRE. &c.

VF YOU WANT FINE AND ELEGANT
& FURNITURE, ard NJ the same time CHEAP
and DURABLE, go to II. Il. ATEINSON'S,
Governor street between Franlllin and Ross, No.
100. Re has 1t OF his own make, which he VIII
TO attend to the. UNDERTAKING DEPART
MENT Of his business In every style, TO which he
Dives his personal attention. Having had an ex-
nerieace Of thirty years as a manufacturer, he
itters himself that he give entire satisfaction.
REPAIRING and BOXING done in the best
manner and at the shortest nott- 3. e
- II. 4. ATKINSON,
u1sfn No. 100 Governor street.
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BRITISH NATURALIZATION TREATY
There is pleasant rumor about the White
House, which lacks confirmation, however,
that Mr.. Reverdy Johnson has signed a
naturalization treaty between the United
States and Great Britain.
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HORACE GREELEY NOMINATED FOR Con-
GREss.-NeD York., October 9.-Horace
Greeley was nominated for Congress to-
night from the fifth district.
[Amere complimentary nomination. He
stands no chance Of election
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;. iHE PACIFIC RAILRoAD-senator Cole,
w., w. california, who arrived in the city yes
m.uay, twelve days overland, reports the
H l. faelte railroad as progressing rapid
=, and thinks the connection will be COM
yte'so within four months. Washington
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Tho third days session was opened With

DEATH OF Rev. THOMAS Fl. STOCKTON
Philadelphia, October 9.-Rev. Thomas Il.
Stockton, for several terms chaplain of the
House Of Representatives, and well known
as minister Of the Methodist Protestant
Church, died this evening in this city, aged
sixty.
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Adjournment of the Alabama Legis-
Iature-R Good Election Card Ex-

Adjournment OF the Alabama LeR1S.
Iature-A Good Election Gard Ex-
plOded. s-,g.,, ya .f,-y ,....
MONTGOMERY, ALA, October 10.-The
Legislature will adjourn at midnight.
News reached here this morning Of the
terrible murder by the Kuklux Of the 10y
al probate judge and clerk of Ruskell
county. :.----
In the House resolution was offered call
ing on the Governor to proclaim martial
law in the county and send troops there at
once. Another was offered in the Senate
requesting him to offer reward of $4,000
each for the men engaged in the murder.
The Democratic members urged that it was
wrong to denounce people without hear
ing or trial; and this evening intelligence
was received that the whole thing was false,
and neither of the murdered =" men had
been hurt. This was confirmed by dis
petch received by the Governor stating
there was not word Of truth in the alleged
murders. The whole thing was trick
gotten up to affect the northern elections
Tuesday.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


I Fl. SPEARS
Ealo FRUIT-PRESERVER,
..... for preserving
FRUITS, TOMATOES
CIDER, MILK,
CREAM, BUTTER, &C.,
In perfect and healthful condition, without the
trouble and expense Of sealing, canning, &C. Fifty
per cent. cheaper than any known method.
4 supply, in solution and powder, just received,
with fun directions for use.
The fruits, &C., can be used from time to time
without injury from exposure.
Dealers Supplied at the manufacturers price.
For sale wholesale and retail by
Sc 10 PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Druggists.
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., Inc President has ordered the marble
ib, S ~ OF Washington stolen from Louisiana
y beast Butler to be returned to that State.
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r OOK.
10 boxes LEMONS
10 bags COCOANUTS.
20 barrels assorted NUTS,
so boxes RAISINS, assorted sizes
1000 boxes SARD1NES,
800 boxes FRENCH CANDY,
10 cases ssorted PICKLES,
10 dozen assorted PEACHES
10 dozen CANNED OYSTERS
10 dozen assorted SAUCES.
. S dozen assorted CATSUPS
10, 900 PIPES AND STENS ..a.
CITRON, CURRkNTS
PRUNES CRACKERS, &C, &C.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, It Is to your int
rest to buy your CONFECTIONAR1ES where you
can always get them FRESH: manu I LUZ
Frs, and pledge myself to sell cheaper than the
cheapest.
Give me q call.
sell 1lls Main street. next to Dispatch.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

EXTRACTS-FRENCH
DAND ENGLISH.-Lubin's, Coudray's, Rim
mer's, Violet Honeysuckle. Jessamine, Jockey
Club, Ihang, amber. Lavender, West End
Spring Flowers, What Is 1t, New-Mown Hay, to-
e ther with extracts of almost any flower known.
An exquisite assortment. For sale by
oc IL DOVE Il MOSELFY.
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October To- Noon.- Consols,
943S@94@. United States bonds tlrM at
744. Sugar frmer.
FRANKFORT, October lo.-United States
bonds, II.
LIVERPOOL, October l0.-Noon.-Cotton
tends upward, with considerable activity !;
sales will reach $4,000 bales. Bacon dull.
Afternoon.- Cotton tending upward
sales, $4,000 bales; uplands, lO4d.; Or
leans, 1ld.; uplands afoat, 1920. Corn,
3Ss. Cd. Tallow frmer at ASS. Cd.
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The coroner's jury found that the Hon.
Howell Cobb had died from apoplexy. His
remains will be sent to Georgia.
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MILLINERY, &c.

NTILLINE RY-No. 9O7 MAIN n
~ STREET IsIs TT THREE EEc R90RS BELOW III
MRS N. c. BARTON asks the attention OF the
ladies' to her stock or NEW GOODS, consisting of
every desirable novelty and article In the MILL
merry line.
: VELVETS. SILKS and SATINS cut bias.
Orders for BONNETS promptly filed.
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EONFECTHONEEHES.

ECTIONERIES.-TO COUNTRY
~ MERCHASTS.-Flami announcements Of
know where You can get such goods rs you can SELL
of good quality: at low prices, and receive civil
treatment Il what you desire. Such place Is kept
by the undersigned at No. s07 Broad street, where
YOU can find the largest establishment of the kind
In the city and although we do not profess TO
have rs large a stock advertised by others, we
can sell you Confectionery, Fruits, Nuts Pickles.
Preserves, Canned Goods, &C., In any quantity, as
low rs they can be sold.
just received.
The Candles made by us are celebrated for their
fine flavor regularity ofstIcks, hardness, and their
good color. We do not manufacture any inferior
or adulterated article. 80
We shall be pleased to receive call and show
you our goods.
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SPEo1AL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
= z. r. SPENCE, AGENT, III. 3
y MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
7 rsys,f-r A.. 1900 MAIN STREET, -.
desires his friends and patrons, and the public
generally, to call and examine his large and we'll
selected stock OF s.'.ta ~ Afsi-.5S y i
FOREIGN CLOTHS CAssIMEREs, COAT
t-tH INGS, AND VESTINGS, sbm
which he has Just received from the importers. He
has also nice assortment Of fashionable READY
MADE CLOTHING on hand, which he can sell
very low. In GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
GOODS he has a great variety OF all the new
styles and can please all tastes He Is prepared TO
make mp CLOTHING and SHIRTS 70 order at
very short notice and in the best manner. He
invites one and all to the old stand at the corner of
Main and Thirteenth streets to make tneir. selec-
lions. Don't fail to call on -
E. B. SPENCE, Agent
Merchant Tailor and Clothier,
and Dealer in Gentlemen,s Furnishing Goods.
oc3 .-r
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nEAL EgTATE FOE aAI.E.
By Wellington Goddsn.
Aactsoneer and Heal Eassse AEenk

- l. 4 [----. IL 81 . - :.
TWO DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE
ONE IE CHEsyHRvIKID. ON JAMES RIvEEa
GS994N era gng ElIATY.F60a AcEEa sEyIH
NV KENT COUNTY, FiFTKEN MILES
B EEL! n , RICHMOND asa I'D; COayHINiaG eIx
CHICKAHOMINY RIVER AND ON THE
YORK RIVER HAILROAD.--I ann sufhorised
to sell the TWO FARMS located a above. Tise
Green, and has on 1t every building suitable fos
Hoderate-siIed family, all in good order. The
almost as much rs Is asked for the whole place.
- The FARM In New Kent, fifteen miles below
Richmond Is NOT only valuable By reason or i1
some excellent land, The buildings on the farm
are not Of mich value, though che essate b now
renting to good tenant Tor $500 per annum.
AS the owner has no use for either OF theze farms
he wifi sen them at low figure, on remarkably
reasonable terms or Will take city property In ex-
Change. Apply TO - -,ox,x~,x.,.r
Oc G-2aw1w ass7e " y ". 6ODOlN.
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INRENCH HAIR.WORK BAZAAR and

ENRENCH HAlR-WURh BAZAAR and
d MANUFACTORY, No. gel BROAD BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH sTREETs.-
RAPHAEL FERIANDINI. having just returned
with full assortment of FREN CHI HAIR of every
size and color, directly imported from Paris. in
cleanness brilliancy, and beauty superior to any
remark OF the most scrupulous observer, has the
honor to notice ladies and gentlemen that he is
ready to satisfy every order and manufacture any
kinds of bruids chignons, frlZettes cTrls coupees,
wigs, etc, on the latest styles with precision
prouiptness, and at moderate charges Also, i'm
ported direct and just opened, perfumeries, Luz
bins, Coudray's; Hygienic Company IS EXTRACTS
oils, pomades, powders, soaps, combs. brushes,
crlmpers, toilet articles, etc. for which he invites
the ladies and he public to give him call, certain
TO meet with an entire satisfaction. oc l2-lw
ZINE S0APS-Lubin's Condray's,
Il loves. Cleaver's Yardy's, Rimmel's. Also.
varied assortment OF The best AMERICAN
SOAPS For sale by j. BLAIR. Druggist,
ocs E s25 Broad street.
nNOILET ARTICLES.-An elegant as
3 sortment recently selected-for sale by
j. BLAIR Druggist,
oc9 S25 Broad street.
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ATEW MILLINERY GOODS.
DRESS AND CLOAK-mAKENG.

UEEE9O AIVI VAVkAEA'IIA N hhbIv"s
c~--~-~c->-c--cc~.---~--->
TITO THE LADIES.-FALL AND a8e
1 WINTER STYLES FOR DRESSES YIaSG
AND CLOAKS.-MIsS l.. GREER, No. VhexSo
42I Broad street lover r. Il. Gary's china storel,
has just received direct the LATEST AND MOST
STYLISH PATTERNS FOR DRESSES AND
CLOAKS, and is now prepared to do all work III
the best and most fashionable manner.
Orders from the country solicited and executed
promptly. oc lo-sG
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DOARDING.-MRS RICHARD REINS
ID will open on the I'd dayof October FRIDAY
the corner of Main and Sixth streets, In the house
at present occupied by Mrs. Alexander Dnval. She
viii be pleased to accommodate families or single
persons by the day. week, month, or year.
TERMS Moderate. Sc 2s-2w*
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sEEDssfEN, FLORHsH's, &c.

EEDs.-We have on hand every variety
Of CABBAGE SEED for fall sowing. Also, .
full supply of our celebrated CURLED KALE,
POTATO ONIONS. sHALLoTs, ONION
GLOVES, &c. Also, prime TIMOTHY and other
GRASS SEEDS. ALLAN s JOHNSON,
ana 1905 Main street.
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mo DEALERS IN CONFECTIONERIEs.

ITO DEALERS IN CONFECTIONERIES.
l Announcement in circus style Is not our rule,
but tfvou call at our STORE, 1543 MAIN STREET,
and examine our stock before purchasing else
where, you will find the largest assortment Of
more and New Orleans comprising everything In
that line, too numerous 10 MENTION which we offer
to city and country merchants on most reasonable
terms. Our OWN MANUFACTURED CAN
DIES IN all their variety, are not made out Of
Yankee-refned sugar, but of loaf sugar from the
Richmond Refinery, and are warranted to compare
in pureness well as IN quality and workmanship,
with any candies made In the United States.
We are still selling 1CE-CREAM at rs per
gallon. delivered TO any part of the CITY, Pfcnlcs
and festivals Will be furnished at wholesale prices
ZIMMER & CO.,
oc1 1913 Main street.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
RICHM ND, VA.

This LEADING FASHIONABLE HOTEL has
lust been repainted and thoroughly put in order
for the winter season. The high reputation already
acquired by
THE EXCHA N g Z
nnder its nresent management is well known. 1t
is sufIcet to say that no effort or expense Will be
spared to sustain this reputation and 10 enhance
IL j. L.. DARLINGTON, /.
oc lin Proprietor. /
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ESTRAY.-Taken up in my corn GES
4 y field, on the Sd instant, a COW, wbichSIaaA-
the owner can srt by proving property and paying
charges. URiAH PEkhiNo,
&C e-3t* near Virginia Central RAILROAD shop.
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LOST AND FOUND.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN, one SPOTTED
- SOW and PIG. A suitable reward will be
e-,--o-I Mrs D. w CARTER,
oc lo-2sk corner Cary and Monroe streets.
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ROARDHNG AND LODGING.

~ 1tfo
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8he GipttA Adrertiser,
9tPfoN, IOWA:
INnaDAY, ---fMARCH Is, 1855

-------~---,-~---,-~---~~--~
Republican State Convention.
Tho Twelfth Annual Republican State
Cenvention Of Iowa will be held at Des
moines on Thursday, the 7th day of
May, 1858, At 10 o'clock a. NJ, for the
purpose Or nominating four delegates at
Iargs and twelve district delegates to
tcpresent the State Of Iowa in the Ma
ti6nal Republican Conventions, to meet
% Chicago ON the Goth day Of May, 1853.
Also two electors at large and six dis
tftct' electors for President and Vice
President Of tho United states. Also
candidates for State officers to be chosen
u the next general election. ], ,,,,et
The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate for each organized county in
the State. and in addition thereto one
..dele4ate for every two hundred votes
.or fraction over one hundred cast for
Samuel Merrill for Governor at the last
generei election. All voters who sup
ported the nominees and principles Of
the Republican party at the last general
election, or are sincerely repentant for
not having done so, are cordially invit-
I'd TO take part in sending delegates to
this Convention.
BY order OF the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee. c. c. NOURSE, ns4@
1'st. Chairman.
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the answer consists Of an elaborate de.
fence Of his several speeches.
Mr. Boutwell, then arose and on behalf
of the managers stated That lie requested
a copy of the answer. He stated that
after consultation with the House Of
Representatives it was the purpose OF
the managers to file replication to the
answer on Tuesday ct ! o'clock.
Mr. Evarts arose and made a brief ar
ghment, asking for thirty days to an
swer after the House managers shall
have filed their replication In which to
prepare for tTiah 3 eltLA Y ISL Pc ~
Thereupon lengthy debate chsned
and the demand for thirty days time
was negatived by vote Al to II.
Mr. ,Evarts then amended his motion
so Us to apply for q reasonable length OF
time after replication Of the Managers is
filed, and pending the melton tho court
adjourned till Tuesday.
The Court convened at o'clock Tues
Ay afternoon. The House Managers
submitted their replication to the an
swer, of the President. Reveruy john
son moved the adoption of his order to
give ten days more time. Mr.. Sumner
moved that the trial proceed iMmedl-
ately. On motion the Senate retired
for consultation upon the subject. The
result of the consultation was on the
part of the Senate to allow the Presi.
dents counsel until next Monday to
prepare their case. Tho Court then
adjourned till Monday. asE
Replication by the House of Represen-
tatiyes ofthe United States to the an
swer Of Andrew johnson. President
Of the United States, to the Articles
of ImpeachIn ent exhibited against
him by the House. Of Representatives.
The House Of Representatives of the
United States have considered the sew
eral answers Of Andrew Johnson to the
several articles of impeachment against
him by them exhibited in the name of
themselves and Of all the people of the
United States, and reserve to themselves
all the advantage of the exception of
the insuliiciency of his answer to each
and all of the several articles of i'm
peachment exhibited against said An
drew johnson President of the United
States do deny each and every aver
men in said several answers or in either
az them which deny or traverse the act
intent, crime, or misddmeanor charged
AGAINST said : ndrew johnson, in said
article of impeachment Of either o.
them; and for replication to said an
swer, do say that said !. ndrew Johnior
President of the United ST. tes, Is guilty
Of the high crimes and mis..ehie;'hor
mentioned in said articles, a.'a IN
House Of Representatives are rea..' u
prove the same. estes. o. # -.
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THE BRAZILIAN
SWEET POTATO,
White Outh lAnericall.

81.
Intr06uced into the gyted Sla{es IN last iour
III VS. tA
I;,3eas LnrffineSs and gyySg of caffiUa-
49,. - .yoc,y,r,3 q, c,,,,o,ss11e an
1850 es1s., 90 uesss'sess - os,4o
others.
Enp PROOF REA D THE FOLLOWING:
aIfTyttTAAs,A -. -, =.
For tie Editor OF Cpiman Surai " ora, O. Louis
The Potato received vas cooked ana !ound % pc
CT celisnt qnAnsy. = 10 = ssss
ety, d'nerens rom any Mc sys s y y
FroaalE. =. 1eytnes, New Madrid, Mo-
TIA. .h.. f,or, ave- n ndrea pr.x;i.p sw.e,
Potato plsnls rSri red Ecm M q Swxina "a dnax
last nne raised ffsy Is lbdsheis ef weet
s. ~. ,ho.. ~. = = ,,s,l ii be- IN. Eness ~ ss
! : ~ gsfs III. : IA MI ,sfs rgrti, I. az
ser.r thonsana r,ants The ener,nnus cror ~ sevsn
HI ndted 81, shels Il II. nc. q 49, III FREYMER
'-TfrSyrIT4 z. M. 1,a IS -. 8. f777.5ss.
80, -. !. - 80 1. I.es.,-..a .4..-.,E
nus h.s ~ ~ eonuiis !.
s,ol III " '.iI ~ =. 4. =. prynE =.
~ palIeIs % nus sNee. fotatoes
,nnsy rs Y sne e q sna ~ apso
lateiy lhe ~. el saws icy 10y
"a ehanss - We feiioWs groWlns
AZ on Y.e SEN sun ues1ay ~ PoMpas eaeh,
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# 3 THE
MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.
M safgi NEW YORK.
F. S. WINSTON, PRESIDENT.
Tie treat SAVINGS Bank Of The American People.
ASSETS So. 900. 600 CtsH.

81, tu.3w .n4 t88 t------sis = tItst TX,
ORGANIZED - ISL, this. the oldest and the
~ leading Life insurance Company of this
continent, .l,ls paid. during the twenty five
years of its existence, Zig hit Millions. of
Dollars, iii Cash, For DEArIf CLANS: has
made aud declared To the insured over Ten
Millions of Dollars, in Cash, of DIvI-
pkNDs. or return Of surplus; and has received
for Premiums and Interest during theyear 1857,
nearly Nine Millions of Dollars. in
Cash. system OF Observation-Disclosures
CASH. No Premium Notesare taken no loans
made on personal ses1sriticsor coliatettais All
fnbs are invested in Land Mortgages and in
u. and New York Bonds. Mo ASSESS
n,ents on the Insured are Possible !!
On the contrary, ANNUAL Divisisn of Profits to
the Insured is made from end OF the first year
OF each Policy, and each share paid in Cash. or,
Mt thr oisiu7f of ire Beneficiary, added "a the
Policy ENDOWMENT I0LLCIIsS, by which
the irfsrred provides a competency for old age.
rs We'll as ready fund for his family in case of
his premature disease, are an especial feature.
Ss-rnsurance on all pf;sts Is offered at the
Lowest cost copi pati,e with perfect seeurit v
and the principles Of equity.
GEO MERRILL Agent,
. -=.,. Upton, Iowa.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

DUBflfC netice is hereby given that the nm
| dersignea has been appointed by the Coun-
ty CuHit OF Cedar county, Iowa, Administrator
OF the estate of +. WiIlSinson deceased late OF
said county. All persons indebted to said
estate are notified 10 pay the same to the I'M
dersignea Immediately, and persons having
claims AGAINST said estate are required to fflS
them in the office of the County Judge pron-
eriy authenticated.
J.B. LDZIEIs, Administrator.
March 10th, 1868. ni2w3