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The FedernI aenn1n.

ofthe seventy United States Senators,
hfty.eight are friends OF the Union and
only twelve are adheTentS to the Blair
Democracy. OF these twelve, two will
diana, with better representatives OF
Loyalty, by the Legislatures which
those States elected on Tuesday, and
Wisconsin is equally certain to give
Mr.. Doolittle's seat to a better man.
When, therefore, the three unrecon-
Etructed States shall come in, sixty.one
members out of full Senate of seven
ty-six must be supporters of General
Grant. 1t looks. very much as IL that
important branch of the Government
is to be "hopelessly Radical" for years
to come.-PILsbitT0h Gazette.
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Freeurn baptist General Conference
BurrA1o, n. q, oot. Is, 'esl

6UtfALOI W. L - OGts 4oI Oot
Editors InteLLigeneer
The General Conference of the Free
will Baptist denomination ts still in
session in this city, and is eliciting a
considerable interest in various circles.
The Conference is more largely at
tended than was anticipated, and rep
resents q larger mem bership in the de-
nomination than the religious and
other public generally supposed II
possessed. 1t is older than the so.called
Missionary Baptists, but for a number
of wears did not increase very much.
1t appears, however, that for q lew
years past it has rapidly increased in
numbers and Misunderstanding more
prominent position in cities and centres
of influence.
Especially, since the war, several
similar bodice IN the South and else
where, neretofore repealed by the anti
slavery character OF the denomination,
are now grRvitRting towards 1t. Two
such bodies have been received at this
session: and several others OF them
have virtually co-alesced with 1t. Ia
king into the account all these bodies
in the States, in the British Province,
and in Great Britain itself, this denom-
ination comes to rank among the larger
of the families of the Baptists.
Among the more prominent topics
agitRting the Conference, Is the denomt-
national recognition OF the new paper
at Chicago, the Christian freeman. It is
eyidentthat the Freeman will receive an
almost unanimous recognition. There
is also proposition to establish third
and central paper in New York city.
over this question not little interest
Is manifest, and IL is not yet certain
what the result will be.
On Sunday morning sermon was
preached in the Niagara Square Church
by the Rev. DR.. Day, OF New Hamp-
shire. Mr.. Day is q scrawny, dark
compIexioned man, whom no one
Wouid suspect of possessing extraordt-
nary powers. But IL Is not too much
to saw that the audience were most
agreeabIy disappointed, astonishedY
Overwhelmed, with a wealth OF Lam
euape and power seldom manifested,
sndehoWeyer much it means-places
DR. Day among the first pulpit orators
| If the country, as was conceded on all
hands by the many prominent men OF
the city; who heare him.
The new Freewill Baptist Interest IL
West Virginia, including the support
of the West Virginia College, at tlem-
ington, in Taylor county, receives the
manifest and hearty sympathy OF the
conference, and will be aided by It.
The Conference will be in session foE
some DAYS yet, as several important
| Questions are not yet disposed OF; and
| indeed. the mass Of business IS still IN
the hands of COMMITTEES, not yet report
ed 10 the Conference. SPKEeEh.
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8eW AapeFttseiiIeafs.
St. Louis and Iron Mountain

DAILROAD COMPANIES Seven per
and August Coupon. The e115liIsgS OF tho
completed road to Pilot Knob are now more
man the 1as5 y tbs On f Rsn sa are % s.
the security every day. Over 3. 10000 hAye
hEye been spent ON the properly, and not
constantly increasing traftic OF carrying ORE.
w. m1In me prospect of controlling All the
SoLs Gt9n $40 OF the stock for farestEleIlt, and
aIe interested TO enrich the property a. well
TH0s. ALLEN, Ff resi- st. Louis, Mo.
We, me undersigned, cordially recon-
OF the ST. Louis and linn M0untsin KaiIs
road, rs a good security, me revenue OF the
road WI % ,i,a5ge and the administration Of
expdrieneed hands. and Ia entifIed 10 me
greatest confidence OF tho public.
JAMES 8. THOMAS, Mayor OF 81 Ionfz
JOHN ]. ROE, RreST st. Louis Charnoer OF
z V; FOX Prss,t st, Louis Boasa OF Trade.
RAAkToN , BATES Presr North Missouri
j. 8. BETTToN. Pres't Nat Bank of the
WIN. Z EwfNG. PBes't of the Mer. N. b. of
eEo: q. REA. PBes't secOda Nat. Bank of
JAS: 5. EADs. Chief Kng. St Louis a III.
aE 81 y; TAYLOR. Pres't Pacific RAILROAD
wI: ;TAss1e, Presr Traders Bank. of st.
JOIN 5af i MoNBEReER, Pres. T. N. Bank.
APoLPH6s MEIER, vlOe-Prea't U. Pacific
ROBERT, sARTH, Pres't German Savings
Institution.
Coupons payable in the city of New York.
limited number or the above named
Bonds for sale at EiRhty.iye. Parties living
out OF the city can remit by draft or express,
and me bonds will be returned by express
Iree OF charges. We invite the attention OF
capitalists and otnerS TO them as, In our
opinion, very desirable investment, de-
Llned 70 rank as a drst class security, De-
6I1puHe Pamphlets, Maps and IntormRtion
can pc mad on application to TOWNHEND.
WHELES = CO., No. SOC Walnut st, PhIlR-
delPhta, Agents of the ST. LOUIS and Iron
Mountain K. K. Co.
Philadelphia references :-oAHBR1A IRON
20 CAV, BACON q Co.; THos. a. BIDDEE
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0lrNGtttelEfg enre1s.
Fton, a. cl.,,.,n,,., u.-.,-,

. :
from he Cleveland Herald.
song ay the White Byes In BIue.
Come, byes, let's stand around the har ani
ayche man MI his glass. DAt sit
o bo SI as st. tososhus shtyle am LUX as
Dhress up In line an act as IL a souIier,s life
Whilst NJ IsIIsy it,. the services nv the White
me Sra a ,Byes boast their discipline and
say they learned their thriII -, -
Upon the blId soaked Wftiernesssss an T,,o,-.
OUTS hIe-skRrch'd hill. = = - ',14
ANASe RtaSss Inem Tor dhreRs paraydel Who
Wud not raythur do -
such wurk In halls am uuiet atyaAts lIt,a
the White Byes in Biue7 -
When Lincoln's call rang thro- the land 6or
aid to crush tile foe. --e--N1 A"'
VIA ibaynit med the Fitin' Byes sprang
loorth 70 shthrike the blow =.
SomeoV us jumped to line their ranks FAM
Jump the bounthy tool - - - -
An s 'R9ss 70 70 1Smp the country, We White
The F 6n 9d syes they call themselves bekas
Wild steel to steel and IRE TO fire. thew Inada
the rebels yield. ----->-s
We do So1 not boast such deeds altho' we've
But nsht5 and EhGckR are handiaf tn the
" hite Byes in,Rlue.
Mid shot AM she'll and fire from hall. thru,
ditch an over wall,
me Grant Byes stormed the rebel forts an
made the sthrongholda fail.
Inc more 1901 they Whiu they kud shtav. II
they utwisdu a knew. =
In bom6-Proof forts far in the rear, Ike the
White Byes in Blue, %'-'
Wild festerin' wounds, wild hunger pinched
a1xposed torain an wind,
1nousanus an thousands F1Ein' Byes in
southern prizOns pinned,
more peasant mt, %as full fed, well-ciothed,
On JohnB0n'H Islands breezy shore. like n
White Bye In Blue.
So. byes, lets stand around the bar an, avobe
man I'LL his glass,
II in courage we are WpntinF we NAV Tnalra
bluBther pass,
Rape shtep, don't straggle, larn yer dhriu.
an " no knows but few,
White Byes in Blue.
DENNIs O'FLAHERrY.
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a BOY who left his grandmothers
house in Vermont about sixteen years
ago, to return to his mothers home in
Chicopee, strayed to New Bedford, en-
listed on whaling voyage, went to
Australia, married Scotch girl, be.
came wealthy and with his wife and
five children is now on a visit to his
mother, who bad not heard from him
for long time. He proposes to stay
in this country now.
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a RICH old man died recently, whose
young wife had led him but a sorry
life. he frequently stated that he
would be revenged. On reading the
will his vengeance was too well felt.
He left all his property, about 500, 600,
to his wife, on condition that she passes
every day from s A. N. till P. NJ. in
his tomb. Should she miss one hour
the whole fortune reyerts to the natural
heirs
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R,o,n the QeveIand Ieader.
GLORY GLORY l HAI1EIuJAn !

The result of yesterday demonstrates
that of November. 1t makes the cleo
ton OF Grant and CoIfax assure as any
thing in the future can be. 1t gives us
New York and New Jersey in Novem-
Der. 1t gives the nation the blessed as
suFanCe that Grant and Colfax will be
elected, and that Union, Peace and
Liberty have triumphedi Let us thank
God and take courage.
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Rrom the Wheeling Register Of Thursday,
tobeT 16LI. (DemocTatic)
rHE srATE ELECTIONS.

Late returns from the recent elections
show a less favorable result than we
hoped for on Tuesday night. Pennsyl-
vania, which we had hoped to carry,
has gone against us by small majority.
Indiana is exceedingly close, both par
ties claiming it, and will be carried in
November by the most active and con-
slant workers. The general result
leaves the Presidential contest in con-
siderable doubt. Diligent and unre-
hitting exertion on the part of the
Democrats will carry Pennsylvania for
Seymour in November and thus secure
his election. While we believe that in
spite of Tuesday's result hard work
will win back Pennsylvania, we would
not underrate the effect her recent YER
dict may have. 1t simply compels the
Democrats, to a man, to take off their
coats and leave no effort spared to Sc
cure the great end of their labors. II
they come sqnarely up to the business
before them there is still ample ground
of hope. We trust that all will derive
from the late defeat new incentive to
exertion so that out OF temporary ad
versity may come final and glorious
triumph.
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finding the popular currentin Ohio and
hhuIauA setting In heavily against
mem. concentrated their available
strength upon Pennsylvania, knowing
VERY VERY Wen that unless they could save
Pennsylvania in October theirs was
"the lost cause" They have made.
therefore, the most desperate struggle
ior the keystone State since the Octo-
per election of 1856, when they carried
~ py some two thousand maioritysand
tnus saved Buchanan in November. In
TINS October contest, however, their de-
OF last year Is buried under the Repub.
llcan reserves beyond all hope of a re.
surrection for at least q year to come:
ana AS goes Pennsylvania so goes the
We say that this loss of Pennsylva-
mia, without going further, is the death
olow 70 Seymour and Blair, But apart
from this ticket the Democracy were
impelled by another necessity to leave
no stone unturned to save Pennsylva-
MIA. They knew that the loss of Penn
sylvania In October would, in all prob
ability, involve the loss of New York
in November. from the new impulse
that would be given to the cause of
Grant, and from the general depres-
sion, which would weaken the cause
of Seymour. With the New York
Democratic managers the paramount
object was and is to save this State, in
view of the influence and power over
the general councils of the party which
these New Workers will be able to
WELD in shaping the battle of 1872, no
matter what may be the fate of Sew
mour. The decisive consideration in
his favor in Tammany Hall was that
his name would carry New York, and
that in saving New York the party, in
any event, would have solid founda-
ton TO build upon for 1872. Now, with
their loss of Pennsylvania there is
every reason to believe that the forty
seven thousand Democratic majority
in the Empire State last year will dis
appear In November like a morning
fog from the face of the sea.
The returns of these elections of
yesterday will admit of no doctoring
TO show possibility for Seymour and
Blair in November. The Presidential
result is as certain as any human
event in November can be, and the
public mind throughout the country
will from this day settle down upon
this conclusion. Our scanty returns
as we write will not admit of any spe-
cific comparison OF general results; bat
the figures we have are sufficient to
show that as the battle of 1854 has
been made the battle of 1868, the result
will be substantially the same.
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10nn AGENTS WANTED IN all paris CT
1UUU tine U. d, to sell our Immense JlsG OF
nearIy 10OO different BOOKS, BIBLE and
PHOTOGRAPHS ALBUMS. Every I,Imlly
wants something rom IL CATALOGUES fuT-
ntshed free on application, anu bucks sent
postpaid TO any AudrgsS on recei pJOI prIce.
UanvAsEtng books containing me IisI with
prices, together with blanK SaeeLs Rnd
printed headings for enrolling Il list 0I names
sent 1Tee to ans one ca receipt OI 90 cents.
Anybody can sell TO TO IOJU OF these books
almost anywhere. For terms 10 agents ana
CO., YublisIieIs, ola . 6IT SanULn bL., PhIla-
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Wanted.

COTTAGE BIBLE,
AND FAMILY EXPoSITO
in Two volumes, containing nearly $500 pages,
comprising the Ulu and New Testaments,
with practical expeditions and explanatory
notes, by Thos. Williams.
a JEW OF THE MANY RECOMMENDATIONS
From Ehe late Kew. Joel aAwes, u. ~, Pas
Tor OF Inc Flint Congregational Ihurcn, Hart
ford, Gt..-~I know OF no commentary 30
cheap that contains So great an amount OF
valuable tnatteFH
From Rev. \. a. ERgleston, u. D., Pastor
ofB1ymouth Church, chicago, H. cheer
fully recommend IL as tie 6aSt commentary
on the scriptures for general USE" For
terms and circulars, address
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When four great States, on Tuesday
last, arrayed themselves at the side Of
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont,
in loyal support of the Constitution
and laws which Blair and Seymour are
pledged to "tTampIe in the DUST"
meant something more than a mere
partisan victory. It signitied the rend-
ing of former political ties, by many
thousands of lifelong Democrats, clti-
zens not few of whom have grown
grey in the faithful support of the prin-
ciples of jackson, Silas Wright and
Douglas, whom the recent debasement
OF their leaders has disguised, and who,
much as they have loved Democracy,
would not quietly see its old glories
dishonored, its purity stained, or its pa
triotism RdjuTed. Let the friends of
the Union everywhere remember, then,
that for much of the glory of last
Tuesday, the country Is indebted to
those loyal and thoughtful Democratic
citizens, all of whom, with other hun
dreds of thousands more, will swell the
popular anthem of Peace in Novem-
Der. TuesdaS's triumphs were won for
the Union, not for party, and the great
popular wave, returning next month
with vastly redouoled power, will bear
up patriotism and loyalty, irrespective
OF old party obligations, submergingr re-
bellion, reputation, and their kindred
vlllanies forever.
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Fine Oil taln tlpgss Framed EngravinGs,
large assortment OF Fine Gold
3ewelry, In all valued at
SIsOOU.o0OO.
A Chance to Draw nny OF tl,o ahova
Prizes by puTchaslng a sealed Ticket for 20
cts. uckelh describing each Prize are SEAL
KID in Envelopes and thoroughly mixed. Iin
receipt of 25cenIS a SEALED TicKEr will be
drawn without choice and delivered at our
once, or sent by mail 70 any address. The
tlcket-holuer ON payment OF one dollar.
Prizes Will be Immediately Bent TO any adj
mail - N' eAPisaS "f fet I'm
Y0u VIII know what your Pr. zeis
BEFORE you pay fort. Any Prize may be
HANKS. ''''o
sS-ouF patrons can depend on fair deal
RefeEenCea.-wesel sct the few following
names trom the many who have lately
drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly permitted
8. 4. Wilkins, Bunalo, N. Y, $1,000; Miss
Annie Monroe. Chicago, ILL.,, Piano, Valned
Gold " ntch, $40; Phillip Mccarthy Louis
Vile, KY, diamond Cluster King, $500. r. A.
setSII5; is Emma WaiWofS s iiwauf I e.
" is, RI.nO, SO; Row. I. w. Pitt Cleye.
iand. Shis'. Aelodeon, sl2i.
mission. -
Opinions OF the Press.-"They are do
Feb s, 1858
..We hsve examined their system, and
Know Ihem TO be a fair dealing nrm."-%K Y.
Herald, Feb. y, 1883
Last week a friend of ours drew $500
prize, which was nTomptly received -
DAILY Ne1cI mar. j, 1858.
Sehd Tor circular giving many more refer
Snses ana favorable nollces nom the press.
LlDeIal Inducements 10 Agents. sat sfaction
guaranteed. Every package of scaled fcnVe-
IopsS Gsntains ONE CASH 0IFr. Six Tickets
Ior q; IL for - 30 Tor So ITO for SIS.
All lelterS MI uld DO atdIeSseSi to
HARPER, MIhsoSs q CO,
173 Broadway, N. Y,
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1O0 budbuEy t1Feet,
RONTON, MASS.

Ii wanting employment ON have n
n good business by addressing 1A,VTs y
BIO, az Sansom street. Philadelphia.
Tt Is conceded that the great zIprnFI
BItteEB hiss mastered more oiEssEes-
both acute and chronic, than any bItfsr
tonic In the known world, It has cured
Cholera the worst forms OF FeveFB, Pneu-
monia, Liver and Heart disease Chronic
DiaTLh08s Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, sick
Headache, and viii cure any dEsease arising
from q dis0rdered state OF the blood. Il IS
recommended by Governor OF States. Mem
bers OF Congress, dlsttnE utshed diYtnes and
physicians, and the proprietor can show
more sworn eerttneat6S Of cures than any
other Rftfar8 manufacturers In America.
Heud for a circular and read item. Sold by
dFIlrszisfs and dealers generally. BERRY,
RRIcKErr q CO., whole8aIe liquor dealers,
sole Arentg for Western 8tRtes. CHICAGO III
~ RAffEER d Con sole ProprietoHE, North
Front street, Rhiladelphia
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THE ORIGINAL
One Dollar Broker Sale
Established in Ises.

Cur ttock, consisting of every variety of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS:
BOOTS AND SHOES,
SILVER PLATED WARE.
GLASS WARE,
WOODEN q HEMP CARPETIAGs,
STRAW ALATTIGGS, ana
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUSS,
is of our own importation, or purchaEed d.
Iectly nom the Manufacturers in large
quantities.
sEWo were the nrst 10 commence
the shlo or goods ON the popular
plan OF
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RED JACKET AXE.

FoTEs-From reports aud letters received
l. our Axe is bound u lie THE AXE.
II. IL will cut . per cent better.
III. Ny brother lost one arm In the war,
but with yonr Axe he can Gu. as well rs any
one else can.
", " could not get another, (twer fy-
nve Cs25j dollars would not buy IL
" It will cut hoOp-poIe5 better than any
VI. would not DO without It foranything
For sale b. alITczPeclab!e dealers. and the
IIPPISCOTF & BAEEwELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
goIe owners OF tue Patents.
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THE GRECIAN BEND.

- IL IA g. NA4G9$Go4N OL4HA<
W HAr II Ii, how 1t grew lnIo u national
w calamity. AZ n not a nEtS
IhISS. SYMPTOMS and treatment. A
small volUn9 prOfnseIy illustrated. cent
by mail on receipt OF 70 cents. Address
GRECIAH BESD PUBLISHING TO-, p. y. Box
6T2, n. \. rIade supplied by AMERICAN
NKWS Co., III nassau 81, N.w York.
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$1,000 a YEAR TO AGENTS TO sell
-p46SO the star Shuttle sewing Ma.
chimes. Fun particulars FREE. Extra induce.
ments to experienced Agents. Call on or adj
dress w. G. WILSON a CO.. Cleveland, o.;
Boston, Mass, or 81. Louis, BIO.
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We Sell for One Dollar,
OOLD and Silver Watches, Sowing Ma
NT chinez, SILK Dress Patterns OaTpeflnEa
Domestic Goods, &c.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
giving full particulars, or ten cheeks sent for
One Dollar describing ten different articles
which NO Will Bsll for
ONE DOLLAR BACH.
HpleudIa Inducements Offered to Arents
senainE rs Clubs. Address
LAB0NTE BARBTTT,
no. 50 Sudbury street Boston, Masa.
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H0Sn Pr Month Guaranteed Sure PtIU.
QNtJNJAgentS wanted Immediately every
where TO sell our EutsIIt EUSTEdStin0 Waite
Wire CIoLheS Lines. Call Mt or address the
GERARD WIRE MILLS, hiIadelphia- Pa.
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ONE DOLTAR
FOR EACH ARTICLE,


Our Sales for the last twelve months
have been about one million dollars.
pB- Our 6uStnesS has been decided 5v the
CotEtS Of GttS State and by Uis United Stafes
authorities not 10 be IotCGTII or a Gun Enfsr-
prise, but a regular legitimate 6LSfleSI.
Terms OF sale for Club OF SO. a selec.
ton OF one ofthe following articles: -2O yds.
IsI or l gleaehed sheeting, Superior quail
square Shawl ~ yards DOeskin, An sdSy
Clock, Seth Thomas make. lpr. gents Calf
plated Chased Castor, with bottles. A No
rocco Photograph Album, 100 pictures.
Basket 30 ards Brown or BIeached Sheet
ing, common quality. Also, printed notices
Of 90 articles, Tor sale at 81 for each article,
comprising 2 variety OF articles usually SOLD
tiole.
For n Club OF $40, selection of one of
the following articles 40 yards Brown or
BIeRehed Sheetines. superior quality. Dress
cha t Iong f Shawl yaIds BlReF S G.r6 BIG
Broad Cloth. Common Sense Sewing Ma
chine. prics sls-uhese nechines viii hem,
Etitch, Tell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and
embToider in a most superior manneF.)
Gents o. Lady 3 Silver Hunting Case Watch,
s feSsT Ice Ttsss t"G yards ROo wooi
kets. ~ yards Brown or Bieached Ehseting.
common quality, and $50 printed noLieet of
articles toE sais ~ 81 sa en-,
SI-5o 20 so for eaeh article.
NJ d We hereby inform the public that
IN d. We are not connected with any OF
the GSIG EnIeFpFiBe one Dollar Con.
Germs in this city. All concerns oRsrInR a
GIT. PEeEniuIn, or any article Tree OF cost TO
agent, or TO any one, are In direct VIolafiofa
OF the laws aRalnEL Lottery. We have I'M
formation, rom reliable authority, that All
GsIfL Concerns IN this CITY HtII be
closed up by Iho State Police.
"a FOB ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS
BEND FOR OUR CIRCULAR.
Send n Draft, Postal Money order,
or Registered Letter.
Be sure and direct your letterB to
ANDREWS & co.
1OG Sudbury Etreet,
RONTON, MASS
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Great Distribution
M THE
METROPOLITAN
GIFT 90 MP ANY,
Cash citrate ,na .0o. :, so.o ooo

Cash GfrtstO the amount OF Sa6O.OOO.
EVERY TICKET DRAws a PRIZE.
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VOICE OF TIE PRESS.
what the Paper. say or the rlse,,on..
The PEesldency settlea.
THE "FTvE FORKS" OF 1868.

From me NJ Z. Tribune Of Reanesdav, Gre
pu6Heal.)
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dies. The Association pays over within forty
days IS 900 TO the widow or heirs, and the re-
days one dollar and ten cents each to the AS
ISOLATION to reimburse it. Failing to send
this sum they forfeit to the Association oil
new member TO NIL the place of the retiring
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Tho object OF this Associations to secure a
.,ooh rayment within forty days after the
IaIb n "a member OF as many dollars there
Nc members in the class TO (which heor she
SeIongs TO his or her heirs.
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The Glasses for women are the same as
above. Any one that is found TO give his or
her age wrong will be expelled, and the
moneys paid forfeited to the Association.
parsou pays SO upon becoming member,
aud 81 10 each time a member dies belonging
10 The same CLdSS he or she may be q member.
tloLlaTiCd member Of another Class dies. zach
Class Is INDEPENDENT, having no connection