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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-06
The NornIng,s NsvS.

ON Paris dispatches thb morning
vEzIdly depict ths profound agitation in
PafiG hat followed the announcement Of
the c1pltalatEOu oithe French army and
Emperor Il Sedan. In Difference % The
demand Of tAs populaee tho Carp Legis.
latI6 Sunday declared ths Empire Gbro-
gatSd. The Rmppes vim lsaye Fr1nce
q 6Opb Is she can arrange % do Oo-aad
iGvagbelIeved Sbo did losyo Paris Sun.
day-tO join heF husband and SOn
In their military confinement in Ger
many, she having the assurance Of the
PuiSIan King that she viii not be held Al
= prisoner.
Itbreported tbaG the Imperial pris-
ouerRIll be detained at LIege, city o.
Belgium. or cour5s he iS simply q Prts-
oner oHwar, and Rill DO held q such only
till tho termination Of hoStilitleg, should be
Myeso ling,
There Is great popular cIauOr for a
Republic and strong dstsStAtiou Of Ma
PoGEos, which shows itself in tearing
down the symbols Of Imperialism wheF.
ever found. Wh6ther q Republic will be
declared, and II 80 how soon, can only be
matter Of conjecture. The one thought
with ali parties there, now that the En-
pEre Is out Oft way, seems to be how 70
resist the invader and defend the city.
LATEH.-since writing the foregoing
we have later and still more important
news, Agoysrumeut Of national defenC'
has been constituted, and Sunday evening
ahs REPUBLIC was declared, with Gen
TRocnU as President Most energetic
measures have been cot on foot 10 organize
at once colossal armies. Two hundred
thousand men, Ms said, are ready now 4
taleths deld. Tho schRts, which helt
Ib power by the tenure OF imperial ap
polntment, has been suppressed and the
Corps LeglSlatlf dissolved, and the doom
OF the Chambers sealed. Tho populaet
went through The TuilIeriesr oveFttirev
1.-The throne, stripped the palace Of every
symbol Of Imperialism and threw every
thing Of this character that could be Eount
into the Seine.
The question every one will RSk now iS
win Prussia push her advantages AgatnS
the Republlc1 She processes to have
fought in self.deteuce, for the preservation
Of her territory Aud people from the am
bition Of BOnapartiSm. 1t Is only per
sonal governments that are ambitious 4
aggrandize territory. Prussia wonldhayt
no such designs to fear from a French Re
publIc.7 Besides, her warwaS against IA
roEEoN, not against the French people
as theKing, told thGm inap official procla
nation. Prussia haS won everything Sh'
Ineed care to win in the war, and can nov
af64astag 10 GaS E0hstpusi towards thi
tFFepth people a She his been icteriou
oysr & them. We trust that i con
junction Of circumstances Is nea
at hand where mediation ant
, peace arc practicable, such aS vii
leave the French people, whatever els
may bo exactod, ftSeto maintain The Re
public that has just been established o.
the ruins Of tho BoNAPAETE Empire
Certainly their endeavors to do SO vii
receive warm sympathy from all III
friends Of free government in this coun
Try and everywhere.
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Commerelal Ia RlnanclaI.
New York money ana GlOek MaFtel.
NV YeuE, SsPtA

new YoTk Honey ana sock MaFtsl.
NV YeHE, SsPt.A 4
AGhlrS II financial HAd rDmnaIeihl etFVles aEo
DSr,gghnt nhnstIlSA 70 aSy by he AAssncp 81 fyE
| 1iSy urntnlloHS ilF securities aI LoN3en and thO
pFodHcs mREkPt II GVaFpOOl Ia NE eafty PaEt
X thS dGy lhao Uss di6poai Eiol 70 diucOaAI on
| a o1TIy blAro, and Ills tPoitpB e41sod Sone
| JTl6C aSeinRtiOOu ~ Wan streai and Ala9UhSFs.
Al he elOse Of the day, hOuGVoF, lhgfy NlS FC-
Nsti0n nom thlA PsSrS l0Sllhg. Tht htoek h,
ehHnEt ltArtFd With bOoyGnt feeling 80 thGEo
U1s gulnral u PS4elS Sa ss
| 6FosRhV ont sslleF0 and ths lnpCOSpuahe
CEaS partially lost Tha upward toufN q
~ moFksf WlS anaistea b. ooWS pFola-
iSSht 61Ih who TVtuFnod 10 town lof the
1ITunSo 81 selling ffeeiy q come iatnF1 ume.
| tFbS rold room % tines presented An 1ntm1ted
| 1870 md lanCO buAInoss NAs LFAhhAfted- Thq
1oIen ftrHnR WSs VeFy atfOHg duFlng thq earlier
MI a he dsy Gnd tie reauh wa decline nom
| ~ 10 lSH, followed By q sharp Tuooreey, To.
EHfdO the close exciting news nom F4ra Ana
TH1ne FRmOPB ia regard 70 The bondo a London,
| ne decline 10 lISh NAs materially AsalSiea "
hsSVy SAlsa lnf nseount Of parties long Of Eold:
| A nFosainGnt 0peTatpr 10 NPoHted y haF1 p0ld
| SlS0660O0 long gold through one broker slunr,
| IincFsSSod IctIvity on stock e1chanGe and dC.
eIlnS 10 eold esHIeh more activity "a money, and
ConGidefabls ahliGiRg Of lD9na RAtet q Interval
lFtmainB u SOS on call, bat tho m9fEat h1s
lIttio doing Il R8g pr cGnt. FoF5iEn EIrhSAEe
Opened al IItH; closed litS. Carrying
ntsS per cent " aak
OIesrsnees represenung Saturday. buAlns's'
ANA IN on
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fsom France, Gen. TFochu IoNainInS
Goverror Gsae91l Of PARA The pFupo'
SiIioo met With tsNOr, bot without action
the COITs adjourned until slnd1y noen,
The Rage Against LaPsTialisn'
PAKls, September 4-6F. y
Some Shols Of Barr, hvoFCd PurveIoE!.
a the imperial family, arc mSaAeVd, and
win probably 30 sacked. In AA paris O
tie city peOple ere painting 81 and taG.
down Imperial anna, fearing ~ attack o
Sha mob In Window Of shops, where
photographs are displayed, care has
been taken TO remove hce OF the nm
perial Glmily, aud Ill cun8ectod win
them. The National Guard are ou! IN
force to repFe8 any more serious
troubles a
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WASHINGTON.
WAsHSsToN, Sept g!

The Indian oflce has concluded not to
follow the pracuce, heretofore adopted, Of
having Indians money or goods for cap
lives they steal, as experience proves tneat
ransom Is certainly placing q premium
The grand annual festival Of schuetSen
yereIn Gernania commenced to-day
OyaF 5000 has been expended lor prizes
The festivities continue three days. TWen'
ty.five per cent Of the amount yecetYe4 u
10 be devoted to The relief '0f the Wtdowi
and orphans Of fallen In battle for the
unity and safety oi The Fsthstiand.
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New York Produee Market.

CoT1oN- Quiet and lower; lalea Of 6S9 bales q
t0e for mldd1lng uplGudS
FLoUR-CloSed heavy and B8tec toWer: =.
o1GIr-WhSSE dull and lower Il 81 gRlDl 10 Gol
No. spring, and 81 SI@i . for, winter Fed Snd
amber and .Webtern, RIG heavy at e2e. ~.
lower and d1il q 49@o9e Tor nSW OHIO. So1n
PnnTlGiouS-POTk duh and heavy ct 81 "a
n 81. Beef quiet and steady, Cat msap noml
nal Bacon Gulet and AFm. Lard duIl and hCaVJ
a i6Kai6[s for good TO prime steam.
RSSS-N -NomInSGly unchanged.
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PhiIadelphia Market.

PHILApELPHLA, Sept b.
P1ova-smaIl buslnsSS; SAleS Of Superans At
'GHGlTGRheat very Fat and lower, GAleA IndilnA
ted Rt 81 S5DI o. Rye, sales We8totn q 9dG.
Com .yeFy dull, yellow 0S9S'e' low Sna mSo
mixed $500
PROVISIoHB- Unchanged.
OnS-P9rOlcnm EoVeFlSh; crude i6e; EOtlne4 ..
WHIGEF-very quiet, sales Of western iron
b0und At pSa08e. I-..,,.,
BEKP CATfLE-DuIl and prices SI9 untSLIse +. y. y
and lower sales S,a00 extra u 89SEe, mlF t0
good 16SG common A&G6He.
SHHEP-tleld for now ESleS u, ,000 % 4E96He
nooS-U Unchanged; SAleO Of 1850 Of ISGiIe'
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= neatll "a i,i.,i of' I Judge ChapIlne!

! A private dispatch received In tho city
yesterday, announced tho death Of Hon.
JosrPn a. CnAP11NE, Of shspherdSeown,
Jefferson county, Judge Of the Circuit.
His disease is stated to have been typhoid
fever, but he had been much dSbilltatod
for ssyeral months. II
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THE Earl Of shafteSbury, in speaking
recently Of the evils arising from The
celibacy Of the Roman Catholic Clergy,
said ;'GIf hiS Holiness, tho Pope, bad .
wife she would not allow him for aEfh9Gr
to remain in the belief that hs was intal'
lible.n ~ f.tI. sl|t4
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MRs, AIYRA CLARK GANBS has with
drawn The offer Of compromise which che
made 10 the city authorities Of New Or.
ieans, and viii now claim the full amount
10 which she considers herself entitled
Her claims amount to nearly $6,OOO,OOgg
INnai6na rnRiG
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CINCINNATI.
CNcu,xArr. 3 sent s.

CNcnsNAEI, Sept s. e
Hon. +. Perry to-day, accepted the Re
publican nomination for Congress In The
First District. =. .. Z /, !. !
There arc bonfreS In al tho streets IN The
German portion Of the city,
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Baltimore Market.

BALIIN0lIe 1sPE q
+ FlouR-WOak and nominal.
j WHEAT Receipts 70 0og bushels; sAlSS
4 900 bushels winter western 81 y SQ0l ~. Coin
INeEleetsd; western white e0694e: mixed 6lU
B3c OalS-Dull ct 4aA8Oc, RyB-IS6soe.
PRoVlSloNB--Ne Mess P0Ek-Quist1 o. so %. q.
eou-AetiVSJ EibHides IKE; cleaIri lSe: should
WHISKY-FiEm Gt9t69Se,
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Losses by the Great Chicago Fire.
CHICAGO, sepJ. ., \

Z The following Is q corrected statement
Of tho losses BY last nights ate J;Y, I J,
Farwell & Coz tg0 0OOi Insured; slipl ~
Rntler q Co, aa6, 900, insured for Sl40,'
0OO: Kirkland, Orlway & Co., Sd60' 600
Insured for Si0O,0 900; Lyon and Healy and
Smith and Nixon, S86, 900; insured I'm
en-, 900; ]. B. Drake q g, ,9QQE insured ioE
$l9i 600; Thatcher estate, $40 900, tnsur'
q tor SSO,0 900; Field Lieth & Co., 3 81
600, insured fol $4,000 james ,tS y
Butler. $4,000, insured Z for Sl6S
90: Oliver Dltsop, 5000, insured
Eor S9 900: N, 8, Wilder, $1,000, insured
for 8OOO; ]. v. Farwell, bdildtng, SlS0,
al, Insured for $3.50, 900. Total losses
4. Sa0. .0OO; insurance, 81 ,660. .9o0, ,ld gst
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AYouNe man In Ohio recently opened
a clothing store, aud was sent 70 jail Tor
It, ReaSon-the clothing store belonged
70 another man. -l
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New York DRY Goods Market.

NV YoRE, Sept. s.
The market continues active and prices arc
arm Ot IiH0I3c for al the leading makes Of
fancy pFlnt5; SOC for new 1tyleS Of del6ines iSkW
IGe IoF bogt makes Of heavy brown Sheetings;
I9c for N. n. Indian Orchard; ane do; i6HeI IoF
A do do l9e for q do do; l0e EgH w do DO; 8Be
for L DO do, and l4c for double weight DO.
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psaionsl eompsnAtion far the e1ponses q
Ihp val, thai Germans muBl now b OI,E
urlion, Ia one btRir, with one army, and
Uos Parliament: that thsla aTe the oAly
securities q Ihe pe1mAnent peaer u GrE,
many and Europe.
Il b positively RzseEtrd that the EmPe,-
ruE NGpaleou arrived At Bautllon e.ooTttHi
BY deISchments d PTOtanI and French.
Liega has been Selected As hs PlAee OF
detention. Several q Eusenie,S Ladies'
oI HonoC hare arrived q Brar,rs
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AMoNa those who will accompany Nr.
Seward 70 China and Japan are ex.PoSt.
master Gederal Randall and wife.
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NEW YORK, September 8.


IThIfb n 8lb99n llilllbh Ienthp pSlHSlHInAu.
itestpl.by Germ Of this cltyo lRESdi
Snbif ~ 6Vef tlia new Of Ftus liEa
iyictori6s nd thg apttie d Napoleon.
isnsS lelfiSf 80 g 10 N ppb1ic ana
'pFiyS HI m iII1miin ~ tliISi evening, and
The pFus ian aud American hag9 nave
been Z dying al + Day qftpma prutninenl
places. HlaiI5l 20 1tHpaE ~
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TIE London Ciri2idn asserts that ak
teen boxes Of property belonging 70 NaPo;;
leon have been received in London and
arc now stored In q warehouse In that city.
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Reception Of the War News N ~
UAited BIateS.
CsnernI Rsjoising over NnpOleon's
DOWofalIs
WAaIIMof0Nr D. q, Sspt 5.

0SoGtM RAyOSSbHB UNSS NoF -
DOWafalI.
W4SHmST0H, D. G., sept 3,
Almost lie Oole talk q the city alnee
nine O'Clock this morning has bee1 oTef
tho news Or the BrFender q tbe French
army and The Emperor At Sedan. sAS
oooI nS the earliest dispatches GgPiyed
they were maniGolded and cent around %
Sll Tie Departments. soon AaSE extra
appeared, and since scarcely any bulinel
has bemi attended % in any quGphty.
The GRIuuns have gAIheCed in crowds ~
ali their society rooms and places OF EG-
sort, and arrangements were u once made
for ! grand Serenlde 70 the RruGItAn IeSAr
don, which has occupied their attention
throughout tho evening.
A large number OG GeTm9nS assembled
In front Of Baron GerolCs residence To-
night TO Screnade him. he was absent
bit sent . dlSpStch frOm hflAdelp9e g
fllOWg; HHail 10 ths United ! ltheFl11d
Hail 20 the King and Royal Prince BAN
70 the brave EenerAlA, and tau % tAe
brave and n6bls army r AftGr the
ISengsrbund and AFion Clubs aAng sore
ral German patriotic songl, the assembly
dispersed with cheerz.
FoRr wGTBE, IEp, Sept, 4!
The Germaps here are jolliying over
the Prussian victories and the surrender
| OF Napoleon. The GGssts issued an extra
Yesterday morning after their regular
issue, containing the dispatches.
~ CiNcrNSArI, Sept 8,
A profound sensation Is created, especi.
ally In tho German portions OF the city on
tue news Of tho surrender OF the French
army, and the Emperor sar
gEss35ls L0utsv1IL9 Isept. Z.
THEE b tFeas excitement add rejoicing
in German circles over the war news:
CannonS were fred, newspaper otticeS and
many houses illuminated, and there. are
bo1Gres 10 diFeFentpS pi the city tto'
hRIght.
Thefeis Immense rejoicing among the
Germans here and throughout the North;
west over The downfall 0f Napoleop, "A
salute was aFed 1t Madison, Wis, In hon
or OF the event u. za,.3 ,
Y t}Sp'lNS .STssLOUIsS oeE4sMDet O.
There has been much excitement and
general rejoicing among the Germans 20
day over tho war it6ws. = !FhegFand Ger.
man festival, 70 be i1Blt ii 0unGOdlEa Hall
tomorrow, for the benefit Of the German
wounded and .HiddWShn6 O4har1 Of The
present war, prQmheS 2pr BE- one o. the
most gigantic affairs Of thekind ever held
| In the Vest, Late news Of tho brthiAntt
successes Of the Pruaifans has increased
enthusiasm tehlold, and I'VE thousand
people are expected % be present: a Z,
combined chorus Of aNeen societies FllI
participate, numbering three hundred aug
fifteen voices, The orchestra consi1, g
sixty Of the finest musicians IN inc clLy
and tho musical rogramme Y o. Nle very
finest character. .ais
NEW YORK, September 8.
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THE LATEST.
.APrOdsionai aforementioned

.APrudsiunat aforementioned
.A Mob in the Tuilleries. H
BFeaklne3 The Idols q saaI.
Rochefort on the Top Wave
soldiers People Fraterni1ed
The Republic cDecIa.red % '2lll
Text Of the Proclamation.
The eProvIsIonaIc Government
h Working Smoothly. il.
Energetic Measures for War
Troohu the President. y
LIST OF HIS CABINET.
Mass Meeting at Stuttgardt.
German Sentiment on Terms Of Set.
tlement.
t
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3NTNA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
~ sURANCE co, or WuRELINu

TAis Company haVtpE beea Aliy oEGARitPd. 70
noW pG1gaIil y lSAp IApAS alH'''
BaIIjlngt az all hnah, NaehARdiea, NiAa9Ae-
tnFfnp RS0ShliGhullla, bOTnltnHo aud
CSrrocs 81 all kinds % ~
WSsteEa HulVfA
Applications TT IRsuruneO viii - plUllPuy o.
tended 10 BY lho SrcEvtaEy.
omeS At the NGliaaL sAvtnEs BAnk, No, q
VIZ n SIMPSON, PFS5t
wv. c. uANulAAN, Vtcp pTuo't
SIP, MlLDREI1l, 6No'y
] X MILLER, Asst 60aS, epfll
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o@cs N atAiFS ID ~ ~IhhsEGAc9 pIiiAinl, :
HSSl door 70 he MsrehaDls Natio-al taHA
JOHN RID, ~, VIZ Glsa1
Z. .. NcAREG. SsS'y. l.-.... ~
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new DISPHESATlON IN FRANCE
Paris to b Defended to the 4aSt!Th'
city in q Fermsnt.
Grand Popular DamORstFatiOl

The war togbe Prosecutee
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DuRRGTomI
jacob HoruhrpOs, Jacob =. hiekA,
usuFy Hartman, DI. J. q. unpH IT,.
Jonathan RONl1y, Edmund bQeklng'
RI, Bmyth, \. ]. Campbell,
J. II. BEiBt1I, y. Prayer,
Vim d OLbaFt. ThUmaA B1EgeaA, <
d. II. 4, FaInRvoHth VIM, H. CFaBA,
DAVID lllIpyeF, Joseph bhiulde,
Wm. r. WhltA,I9s y, N0ef feEIti f'rtN
/. u. DnVAl, jfihI | sp5t1s lS,'pk& lE .iia tl|
VIM. r 9tGJli9tn, 4 y. 4 "A, H ..i5.f "a
JaleS6Vif RAllIidlh Edoi l6ubey Agllh GlaG
NioGFUo 1tFist WksSiI1g, Wt1t Ma.
JACOB HORN l00Il, PteStG Y
JACOB n. HlQl(E IL, Yie0 FtpEt;l
I, d, WLLLkG9, Secretary.
s. B.BINtC0LL0CH. Asst B0s'y. MI
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INSURANCE.
nIRE \ MARINE INSURANCE co.
u or WHEELING
ISeORPOELFEB ~ tStl.

TskS. rsks Il ~ lSsVsl Tatos e DSli4iHfs -
N kiD4A, Furniture "a GGthaRaASN, 80 -
0uala 10 TTAnsiL
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LATER-4lW ?. =.

Al the departure 81 deputies from The
Corps LegislGtif scenes OF enthusiasm took
place around the building The National
Guard irGttrnlzing with the troops and
the people. Thousands Of the Guards
rushed into the hall, but were persuaded
to retire by NJ Ganbette, who SeenS q
have great influence over Cle people.
Crowds outside are singing the
Ala1eillalSe and Viva Republic,
There q intense excitement and a constant
noise OF yolees, that drOwns al other
sounds " E4 ~ = ~ IN y V.
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nths Cotps Legtslatif yesterday even.
ing, when PGllkoa announced that the
army at Sedan, with The Emperor, had
surrendered 70 tho Prus5ianS be added
that Il was impossible 70 discuss Tie pro.
babIe consequences. Tho ministers had
yeEno common plan, and desired TO post.
pone discussion I'LL Monday, Jules Favre
submitted a resolution declaring the EN-
peror deprived Of all constitutional tunc'
lions and propoSed that legislative com
mission ba formed 70 expal the enemy
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Verdun ard BLontmedy still hold out
against Pru@iaps, The bombsFdment Of
SraSh6fE cot vigorously Much
damage has been inflicted. The splendid
cathedral ldS been partially buried, aud
the. wonderful astronomical clock and
chime oG be;B in the town arc badly M
lIured. Thee is q fre8het in the Rhine.
The water y very high, and many dwell,
Ings Ia the neighborhood Of StrASburg
have been washed away.
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Energetic Measures for Wal

Troohu the President.
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Thereis immense rejoicing among the
Germans here and throughout the North;
west over the downfall Ol Napoieop, "A
salute was Ared 1t Madison, Wis, In hon
or OF the event t.. a,f2 ,
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Tk1 cord Leflslatil.

There Is 10 much confusion 10 the
city, and such Immense crowds gathered
about lie Corps Legislatif, that II
Is impossible at the present time to
get faithful account Of the business
Transacted Gy the Deputies. Its now 70!
ported on tod authority That after the
votS or Deci ibancc the majority retired,
The members oI the Gauche and
centre Gaucle remained, consulting on a
Provisional Government, and naming tho
following persons; JnleS1 ayTe, Gambetta,
JuleS Simon, keratry, Picard, Plttian, and
Jnleslfe1y;h j Z
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uTEsT VA INSURANCE COMFY

CAPITAL. S16a.ooO.
Takes rIllrh nt The lowest rates on DulldinFt q
Gll Kinds, Furniture. Household GOodoI Aofehs9
NJSS and t3on,lu In TaFnHnit Ha..HINl sNtH...
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HOOfIand'S German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme
btters and is intended for use in caRes when some
alcoholic stimulant is required in connection with
the Tonic properties of the Btters Zach bottle of
the Tonic contains one bottle OF the Bitters, COM
bined with pure SANTA CRUZ Rum, and navored In
such manner that the extreme bitterness of the
Bitters is overcome, forming a preparation highly
agreeable and pleasant to the palate, and containing
the medicinal virtues Of the Bitters The price OF
the Tonic is $3.50 per bottle, which many persons
think too high. They must take into consideration
that the smulant used is guaranteed to be Of pure
quality. poor article could be furnished at a
cheaper price, but is it not better to pay little more
and have good article? medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best ingredients, and
they who expect to obtain cheap compound and be
benefited will most certainly be deceived.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-16

residence, on Saturday at 4oclock, without further
notice.
RIDDRLL.-On the 11th instant, SALLfB BARBER,
only daughter OF John and Mary NJ Rddell, aged
year months and Is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her parents
residence, No 2O52 Bainbridge street, on Sunday,
the 1Itn instant, at O'Clock. To proceed to Mount
MOTiah.
RoYBR.-On the 10th instant, JOSEPHINE D., wife
OF Martin Roger, and daughter OF Elizabeth and the
late John Brown, aged 20 years.
Due notice will be given OF the funeral
THURBER.-Un the 18th instant, STEPHEN 2. THUR
BBR, in the 40th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also Ame-
TiCan Beneficial Society, are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from his late residence NO. 3l4
New Market street below Second, above Ntne on sun
day afternoon at O'Clock
WHITEMAN-On the 18th instant ROBERT GARsBD,
infant son OF Artist S. and Maggie Whiteman, aged
months and 10 days.
NJ from the residence OF his parents, No. 73l N
TWenty-nfth street,