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Including Dividends.
The above statement is just correct trans
cript from the books of the company.
THOMAS SLOo, President
THOMAS ANDERSON, Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans-Cty OF New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this twenty FIRST
day of January, 1871.
ANDREW HERO Lr Notary puhlie
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TELL Your WIFE.-If you are In trouble:
or a quandary, tell your wite-tnaS II TN
Won have one-ali about It at once. ,iS Len
TO one her invention will solve your oiM ;.
Guilty sooner than all your logic. Ine WY
of woman has been praised, oug ne1 hu
stincts are quicker and keener tnan 10,
reason. Counsel with your wire, 0, ywumi
mother or sister, and be assured hgne WI
flash upon your darkness. Women ai III ~ ~
commonly adjudged as verdant IN al S"
purely womanish affairs. No PHILOSOPHERS.
stndent of the sex thus judges them. Their
intuitions, or insights, are subtle, anu -
thew cannot see q cat in the meal, there Is
no cat there. In counselling man 70 Ten
his trouble to his wife, we would 60 iui.
tt,.r. and advise him to keep noLe OF MS
affairs secret from her. Many home mas
been happily saved and many a fortune re-
tr;eyed. by mans full confidence in his
"hetter balf.n Woman is far more seer
and prophet than man, if she have iair
chance. AS a general rule, wives connoe
the minutest of their plans and thoughts 70
their husbands, having no invoivements 10
screen from them. Why not reciprocate'
if but for the pleasure of meeting conf
dence with confidence We. are certa,9
that no man succeeds 80 we'll in the wGria
as he who, taking partner for life, makes
her the partner for all hispurposes ana nopes'
| What is wrong of his impulses or judgment,
abe will check and set right with her almosG
universally right instincts. "Helpmeet
was no insignificant title as applied TO
mans companion. She is a meet help TO
him In every darkness, difficulty and sor-
row of life. And what she most Graves,
and most deserves, is confdence-.wlthout
| which love is never free from SnacoW.-
| Journal of the Farm.
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SUN-PR1NTING ON FRUIr.-Boys and
girls, if you wish to astonish any members
Of the family or any coming guests by
some day allowing them to discover their
initials neatly printed on pear, peach. or
apple, as it hangs upon its branches, this is
the way to carry out your plan: 9q 1st. Dc.
from a sheet of thin, tough paper, and
paste them on the side of the fruit most ex.
posed to the sun. When, in a course OF
time, you remove the paper from the ripe
surface, you will find the letters distinctly
marked upon it, There are other ways OF
printing fruit, but this is the most simple
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
NV oHIEANs. SUNDAY. OCTOBER -. ie7l.
TEMPTATIONS

Nh, they arc cSld and coward words
That An from lips with te,ros wnate' ..t
Lake cures the sou'e Of thoee
who tread tho rugged pain Of nsns'
..vh.r.sore THE foolish wases Of etrsngth-.
THis sfrjvipg With your A1sd Heses
Those Wild appeAiinGst q see P.s~
with al it heritseD a AAssF'
rhey whisper with houeyed lips'
..fho cause OF centuries u dead:
Wing the Wild dreamtpGs TO tho WING,
Ard bow At last the stubborn head.
Twas thus they spoke full many time
Through the long lapse OF centunoei
WHEN Ireland saw with teafful eyes
Her best and brsvest cross the seas.
wben sarsiield fought on foreign fields;
When Emmot poured his hot young nIood
Thcv .poie theii teaching heath the snade
OF loaded lash and fe0n rood
What answer Gid our fathers give
Rear witness .iemoried wall ana neio;
Forth Aashed their sabres' vengeful steel,
Forth rung their cry, . We never Sieia.
Tho same brave cause to us remains,
such craven words the tonptefs say
The answer that ONT fathers spoke
We firg INTO their teeth to-day.
Through stor,n or cain, ~n teep the path
Cur pilerssn feet ha,i tr.dden 6rst,
Como GOOD or ILL., We must In God,
And dare eur foes to DO their worst -u,
Dublin Nation
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A wonderful take was made the other
day at Point du Jour. Several young men
we're diving in the river when one OF them EN-
enormous shells with which Prussia RECALLED
the French during the siege. After some
trouble they managed to fish it up. As il
had been so long in the water they thought
there would be ne danger in emptying 1t (;
but, 10, and behold in place of powder or
petroleum, it was found to contain a sum
of 1900 francs, in gold pieces OF five francs,
and a letter written in German, which IT
was impossible to decipher.
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rT,HE LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Office, No. % Carondelet Street.
snS erssident
T. s. Williams w. C. Spepard w w: Walker
e. w. Newton |
INsURES HORSES, MULES AND COWS
Against death by accident disease upon easy and
liberal terms and will pay losses within FIVE DAYS
Assessment in sSsns of death. per head iethef
Horses, Mules or Cows) %
1000 head Horses and Mules and 1000 head Cows with
out regard valuaton to constitute class sesf 3m
p A. BARKER
Fire, River, Life and Marine Insurance Agency,
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER SIXTEEN
MILLIONS.
HOME. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS New YORK.
Security Life 1nsur Nee nee and Annuity Company
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford.
The Leading Insurance Companies United States
Record of Losses SAC, ooo, 600
p. A. BARKER, Agent,
faoo " No. Sc Car0ndelet street.
New ORLEANS "UF F1AE. INSURANCE COM
| Office Cor. Camp and Canal.
| Premiums received ending the year 1870 9oi 81
Losses expenses, etc. paid during same OF, KIN
|
Assets on 3ist December 1870. sU2, 742 "a
j. TUYES, President.
J. w. HINCKS Secretary.
| DIRECTORS:
Geo. Urauhart, A. Rochereau, r B. blanchard
| w. b. Schmidt, c. w. Babcock, M Payro,
| z. Aliltenberger, Aug Reichard, j. Tuyes.
- mh5 Nv.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

THE AMERICAN STOVE
5TRE VICTOR AT FIVE STATE FAIRS
For DURABILITY, ECONOMY IN FUEL, PER
Feet BAKING QUALITIES, 1t rivals any Stove
made in this country. -
THE COLUMBIAN COAL OR WOOD STOVE
is the BEST COMBINED Fuel Stove offered to
the public.
General Assortment of
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, TINWARE,
CRATES, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
BIRD CAGES, ETC.
Country and City Orders solicited for ROOFING and
PHIL. McCABE,
se2l 6m American Stove Depot, 100 Camp street,
T 8. ATHENS SON,
1885,. .TCHoUPTToUIAs STREET -.SSo
DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Iron, Steel Copper, Brass Lead, Galvenizeo Spikes
Nails, Bolts, etc.
Brass and Composition, Ship Hardware, Bu1loerS r"
ware and Fire Crates.
| Locksmiths' and Bell HanGers' Materials.
Together with the greatest variety OF every
of Mechanics Tools and Hardware to be toun% ~ sns
South, at rfaeonable prices yo- .--y =
@. P1TARD' n,.,u,u
Builders Hardware, Crates and Mantels,
PAINTS, OILS, vARNIsH. TURPENTLNE,
| WINDOW GLASS and WALL PAFAhs o.o
| myiSIy Near Claiborne Market
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
John BOIS,

J DIN BoIs,
eo1. Camp Street. 2sl
patronage upon him in the past and TsspsGs
sS -
so ns Is ST sale Il
Piossfes and Looking Glasses Framed TphostS,ng
and s dsn and IN aspseS
an M. Boi.s charges are VERY Low: sea sra
CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE
j. NJ h'k'H ELK1N g. CO.,
Canal Street. ..--..---- loo
Near Baronne, New Orleans,
IMPORTERS OF ALL VARIETIES OF
ENGLISH cARPETING, RUGS, ETC, ETC.
We are now receiving England and the , North
5arEs Of CUR
THiNs and ColoIsd the whole Of Which we .S E
offer customers at the very est prices
-y.1Ip.pER. PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS. Etc.
11o Common Street. -1l9
The formerly of los Canal street e. n an
Ssassd at to ~ RET and
St aas speeai attention to his stock of WALL
hs .sses e H;rs ''Sm s'
bsns he is is enabled e
sna atcies IN s anaa
Call and see for y0WTTimeEyssii AHAN ,,s Common st.
Genuine English WHITE LEAD tB, b always =, tf on
l.. Importer and Dealer in
FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASSES.
Celors and Plain Chromos all Publications. Oval
and for q"
Painting in OH, Water and Pastel Colors
1s csr Gsrsai @s' window 2 SHADES and
ra nisss Fh1sosra pSa &isuns
Rsf9sP eg s6o% sne EEsois
1876 CANAL STREET. CTouro Row,
mh,o III New orleans:
J. J; DoSAHoE,
!, Manufacturer of
MATTRES ES,
2i3 Gired street, bet. Rampant and Dryades
New Orleans.
Will keep constantly on hand general assortment c
q Mattresses at the lowest factory prices
Hotel Country Steamboat an City trade solicited.
r Hair and Spring Mattresses Feather Pillows, etc
q made to order and repaired with dispatch no20 ly
: CARPET WAREHOUSE
: Charities street.
n A. BRoUssEAU & Co, Importers, offer at low price
Q cARPEr1NGs, English and American, Of all kind
y on. cLoTHs, Floor, Furniture and Enamel.
s 6Ss a0s
= CRUMB CLOTHS, DruRget, Linen, Felt.
EfEi nsn and Cote
q etHFRRRNTCis Bands Pins etc. no13 ~
y WnL1A,M1 , GGAM and RoD.,rsr o, Spring
| Hair Feather, Moss and Excelsior MATTRESSE
Aiso Pliows Sheets, Blankets and Mosquito Bars,
IL No 81 BIENVILLE STREET between Royal a
m Bourbon streets, New Orleans.
a Steamboats, Hotels and Boarding Houses supplied
abort notice and low rates. Also, Storage receiv
and carefully stored. se3 I'll 1y
g. TIURNTrURE FOR SALE AT HUGH FLYNN
1877 Poydras street. between St Charles and Caro-
u elet Second hand Furniture bought in lar
or ANAL quantities. Furniture received storage
B. we'll cared for Office und Household Furniture sold
n the most reasonable rates. Also o lsrge lot Of IT
m Bedsteads which win be sold cheap. Once and sal
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TEUToNIA INSURANCE. COMPANY

TEUToNIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO. III GRAyIER STREET
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
c.,;.., 81 ,000, 600
snEbscr;sed 100000
A. ELMER BADER President,
CHI ENGSTFELD, Vice President,
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
- BOARD OF TRUSTEES;
Elmer Bader, N Frank, w 3 Schmidt
Thec Lilienthal, Louis Schneider Frank Roder,
J n Schwartz, Hermann Etcke RokerS
O n Miller, Jacob HassinRer, On EnRstl9Iu,
s L Nasits, II. Pohlmann, louis Sc1TarI'
LII Mayer, r. Seig x WessenDacnr
n r Go0rsye w Davis N A Baum Earden,
| Joseph Keller, Isaac Scherck, y. I. Del Bono1o.
jel1 II ~
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FURNITURE FOR SALE AT HUGH FLYNNS,
II 1871 Poydras street. between ST. Charles and Caron
delet Second hand Furniture bought in large
smAl quantities. Furniture received on storage and
we'll cared Oce und Household Furniture sold at
the most reasonable rates Also lsrge lot Of Iron
Bedsteads, which will be sold cheap. Once and sales
room, l6T PSydra between St Charles and Carondelet
iai5
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VTTHLIAM EGAN,
w Manufacturer and Repairer OF Spring.
Hair Feather, Nose and Excelsior MATTRESSES,
Also Pillows Sheets, Blankets and Mosquito Bars,
Bourbon streets, Now Orleans.
steamboats,, Hotels and Boarding Houses supplied at
abort notice and low rates. Also, Storage received
and oarafully stored. II 1y
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At meeting of the Board of Directors. held on tho
third day of June, 1871 it resolved to declare
Scrip dividend of THIRTY per cent on the net earned
participating premiums for the year ending May s
for which certificates will be issued and after tho LIST
day of August next Also to pay, on and after the
second Monday In July next the whole issues OF scrip
for the years $685. 1864 and 1865 and SIX per cent in
tert st on all outstanding Scrip of the Company:
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TO RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE.

If you are suffering or have suf-
tered, from involuntary discharges, wi'n'
effect does it produce upon youc
general health? Do you feel weak, de-
blIitated, easily tired ? Does a MT
extra exertiou produce palpation Of tho
heart? Does your liver, or urinary
organs, or your kidneys, freqleptli
get out of order ? Is your urnr sJm
ines thick, milky or focky. Or is ~
ropy on settliDg2 Or docs a thic>
skum rise to the top? Or is u sediment,
at the bottom after it has stool awhile,
Do you have spells of short breathing
Or dyspepsia? Are your bowc's con-
stipated? ? Do you have spells Of lO'ntink,
Or rushes of blood to the hcad H.
your memory impaired? Is your nil /
constantly dwelling on tb, suFj'e', 10
you feel dull, listless, mopius. uIed ot
company, of lie Do you wish to TO-
alone, to get away from everybody
Does any little thing make you start
Or jump? Is your sleep broken OF
restless Is the lustre Of your eyc t,
brilliant? The bloom of your cheek AZ
bright? Do you enjoy yourself in So
ciety as well? Do you pursue your
business with the same energy? DO you
feel as much confidence =. yourself ?
Are your spirits dull ans tlsgng.
given to fits Of melancholy # -, It,
not lay it to your liver III di-pel-Is
Have you restless nights? Apur back
weak, and have but little app"'j., a.l
you attribute this to dys;epsia or
llyer-comElaints
Now, reader, self-abuso, venerA
disease badly cured, and sexua, cAc4.,r.
are ali capable of producing raakre,.
of the generative organs. Trr or.au,
of the generation, when in pertec heath,
make the man. Did you ever thin.
that those bold, defiant, euri ..rtic
persevering businessmen are always
those whose generative orsanslrr /,
perfect health You never b..
such men complain of being tur,r...
choiy, OF nervousness, of pa|patati II 81
the heart. They are never afraid they
cannot succeed in business they duu'i
'rcome sad aud discouraged they arn
'lways polite and pleasant in company
Of ladies', and look you and Them riyns
IN the tace-none of your downca-l
iI'ks or any other meanness about
Them J. do not mean those who keep
he orgrns inf ,tcd by running to excess.
These will MT only rain their cousii-
tntlons, but also those they do business
Yith or lop.
How nancy men. from badly cured dis
'ases, from he effects of self. abuse AMI
'xcrsseS. have brought about that state of
weakness In th' sc organs that ha reduced,
he general system so much as to induce
timost every other dseas '-id.ocy, par
,lysis. spinal affections, suicile, AMI almos.
very other form of disease which hn
| rnanty is heir to- aid the real cause :;
he trouble scarcely ever suspected, snI
| ave doctored for all but the rigut one.
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A SAD ACCIDENT .-On Thursday
evening last about FIVE O'Clock the cit
izens of Jacksonville this county, we've
aroused from their slumbers by a loud
report and the cry Of fire. Il was SOON
dsertained that the cause of the alarm
was the explosion Gf the water hoiler of
TIE kitchen OF the Orphan school of that
place. A little girl who happened to
be there at the time was badly scaded,
setting her clothing on fire and scatter
ing the fire all over the room setting
the building ,ablaze, also badly scalding
app.her young girl,a niece of Mr. Kline
Tie child is in a very critical condition
Mrs Kliuerquiekly wrapped the little
sufferer in blanket, thereby smother
ing the FIRE on her clothing, and then
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Glk G0hntp directory
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Julge--L. u. Metmore.
Adjajou&l Law Judge-l!on. Jho. P
Vinreut.
Associate ujge'--E. G. Schultzc, Jesse
hyicr.
District A4orncy---J. &. p. Hail.
Su'riif-Jscul, Me,.uleI
Pr"rhonotary ,vc. -. red. Sch@ning.
TrHasurcr---i'laudius Y. Gills.
Go. SupcriA Arenjeur-Eul!s Luc"re.
toR'aissioners ii. Warner, Jos. "
Taylor. Louis fnlmer.
auditors Wi'cax. George d
Messenger, aud j sepb Wilhelm.
County Surrcyor--tieO " l,msley.
Jury Cominiss sioHtib. --Ueorge Dick
1nson, and Horace LiItlc.
TINE OF HOLDiN Nc COURT.
second Monday IN january.
Last Monday in Aprl
n First Monday in August.
FIRST Monday in N,vrmber
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GClC! COLD! GOLD"
HARNESS. .iIARNESii. HARNESS.
COLLARS !COLLAR;I COLLARS.
s.-A..S !. sss"--s, have removed their
iiarhess chup over fowell klmo's Store
and have On naad the largest essortm int OF
haraess Tor laundering aud pleasure lur-
poses. in tnis or adjoining counties, and
all ether ARTICLES belong,ns TO the traue.
TRUNKS, SADDLES, VALlSES,
MATS, BLANKETS, COL
AIRS &c.
Would invite the attention Of all owners
horses To my new
pAThNr ELASTIC CORK HORSE
COLLAR,
winch proves 10 be the best Collar in
existence foi these reasons: Being
very Elastic they do not ciIae OF gall
anG the cork being non con Luctor,
they prevent injury from heat.
Call and see them All work warranted
Repairing, Trinling aud Upholstering
done, ,wiIhe neatDess and dispatch.
HEARD Il POWELL.
MO tt
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NOTICE -l'' ar;"'"' "'n oe h""
iO the several R""nsAs's OF Fla coIH'!'
as foi'"ES:
0pr'hS feeK' at '"e mouse oi lho'ha'
l'Vln' January 5''1' lo''
-hi''stohe' Ill Tie ''ouse Vi " ILL., ohue
FEBRUARY ISL
h"r'o"' AT INC 'iouSe oi ~ " - S'e''
feDfu"fy 'u'
i'A' at '"e "'O'' VI "'"" 00'''"0'
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ana Enoorseu py over
Seven Hundred Doctors!
DR, I.AWRENCE'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT CT
X O S * O q 7
THE GRET
HEALTH RESTCRER!
Not Secret Quack Mcdicne-Formula
Around the Bottle.
PREPARED SOLELY BY
DR.. j. J. LAWRENCE, Original Chemie:
KOSNOC
STRIKES AT TIE ROOT OF DISEASE
PURIF YlNG THE B-COD
RESTORING THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
TO A HEALTHY ACTION, And IN
MIGRATING THE NER-
vUUs SYSTEM.
This is the Secret of its Won lerful
Success iu Curing
Consumption in its early stages, Scrof.
uia. Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, chrome Rheu.
Mafi,m Neuralgia, Ner-
vOus Aficutlun,
Eruptions of the skin, llumors, Loss
oi Nigor, Diseases OF lid
ney aud Bladder.
AND ALL
DISEASES CAUSED RY A BAD
STATE OF THE BLOOD.
1t thoroughly eradicates every kind
Of ilumuur aud Bad Talnt, auu restores
the entire system to healthy condition
1t is bcpond question the FINEST
TONIC IN TIE WORLD.
Thousands have been changed by the
use OF this Mediciue from weak sickly,
sn tieriug creatures, to strong, healthy,
and happy men and women.
Invalids cannot hesitate to give it a
trial.
80 Medicine has obtained such a
great repuia;lou.as as this justly ceebarted
compound.
FOR TESTIMONIALS
From Physicians, Eminent Divines,
Editors, Druggists, Merchants, &c., see
KIOSK 90 ALMANAC iur this year.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
FOR SALE BY
The HiHcIal pr" gists IN the Iaetcd
.Nt0ics und british America.
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At their capacious sto,e in
RIDGWAY

Have OF hand, a splendid assortment
of all seasonable Goods adapted to the
wants OIL the people Of Elk and
adjoining counties, which they are
selling at prices that defy competition.
They would simplystute here, that being
very large dealers, their facilities Tor
purchasing are uuequalled by any
establishment in the county. They
buy directly from manufac;urers and
on the
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ANTed aeriinrs of EN- Lodge will he
~ their lai. on tue secoud aud fuuri Ii
IaesdAys of c;Icii uHitth.
j. X. MiilrNOGE. Scc'y.
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Ground Floor.

Another advantage. You can al
ways get what you want at their store,
hence you will save time by going
directly to thcm-aDd TINE Is
MONEY. We have no space here to
enumeratc all the advantages you will
have in patrOnizing their establishment.
But call and see, and reap the ad
vantages for yourselves. Among
their Goods you will find
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on the fire, thus saving the house.
Medical assistance was promptly rem
dered by DR.. L. NJ. Holloway but proved
Of no avail for the little Orphan, Clara
DcIlass, was so much PROSTATE that
she expired on the following Friday
evening while in comatose condition.
The Dr., has good hopes of the other
girls recovery.-I'cllefoute Republican.
The offieirs Of the Legislature.
The full list of officers OF the two
Houses Of the State Legislature is as
follows:
SENATE
Speaker. William A. Wallace. Chic!
Clerk, Jacob Zcigler Assistants, Tim
o,hy A. loan aud WIN Furey. Tran
scanscribug Clerks, Isaias liehig, H.
q. keiser, William Bayard, William
Merrick. Sergcant-at-Arms, John p.
COulihnn Assistants, j. r. Dunbar
aud j. a. Duncan. Postmaster, j. fl.
Beale. Doorkeeper, Mordacai Millard.
Assistants. Frank Leibe. John Detrick.
Messenger, John Leeie. Assistants.
Jacob Paul aud Herman kretz. Su-
periu'endent OF Folding Room, Joseph
Garard. Pasters and Folders, Frances
Ferris. William Africa, Alexander ID 3D.
bins, Fred W eimer, James Burns, Geo.
Tinkiuger.
HOUSE.
Speaker, James H. Webb, of Brad
ford. Chef Clerk James l. Selfridge
o. Northampton. Transciibing Clerks;
I. Harlin, of Chester G.. Haisey. OF
Luzerue; 7. Moorehead, of Erie B
Eberly, Of Lancaster; j. Bodine, CT II
oya Charles Summe,field, of phila-
delphia. Sergant-at-arms - Wm. }
Ovans, OF Philadelphia, Assistants j
G. Ramsey, OF Allegheny; NJ. NJ. Mott
of Susquehanpa; Isaiah Shriver, Of
Philadelphia. Doorkeeper-E. }. Adj
amson and james Bouebaker, Of Ale
ghany; j. u. Anderson, of Indiana
Messcuger-J. G. Flanagan, Of Venau.
20. Assistants-S. l.. Kauifamn, OF
l.aoca,ter; d. S. Elliott, Of Bedford
Jane; 3. Carpenter of, Dauphin
Doorkccper OF Rotonda.-A. B. Wolf, OF
| Washington. Po, TIN lster--A B Nc.
Cartney, Of Mercer. A 'sistunt-R. A
! Cochran of Washington Superintendent
CT Folding Department-James Rems
Of Philadelphia. Assistant-Wallace
Scott, of Bradford. Foldcrs--W II Fl
Wassen, of Lawrence; Edward Daugh.
erty, OF Philado hia; g. V. Painter, OF
Philaiclrhin; ". W. NcGraw, Of Blair
II. K. Tct'.mer, OF Bucks G. Il. ac
Donsd Of, Chester A. Marshall, OF
Crla lord NJ. Laueherty, Of lndianna
Henry Shi,k. Of Lebanon.
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Temple Of Homer and Temperance.

Elkion Tempe. No $ m 'ets on Thurs
day nf each week. al The Good rcmp,ars.
hodge room. over G. V. Gi',s' store.
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kRate% of Advertising.
~ raud fN'rs not ccs. 1ac, Gtimes. $500
{htcr's notices. each. ..................3 90
4'&"as nnl esirays each. > tmes.....3 90
.la Advertising per stare of : lines
AnADs- times, ur less.........2 o.
Nv ~ ,GhScqncnt inse,tiun. ............jd
|,iic,al advertising for each square or <
lncr or lc,>---: times or less &C. > 90
lor each Suh~rqncW insertion .............io
k.o!"%.''nal c.,"ds > Liner | yr.".....G 01
''cai Hu4c'~. per line. one tine.
laittt'y NOTICES. OVrt d lives 80. ~
Yearly Advc' 'He,ug. one haif co'umn..i1 uii
Yearly dVoltis.nc. oIc cduu:n......l" uU
ll,hhS. s"s'" te........................2 oo
illuNs, tI'rc "a ''.......... .............2 4"
bhnks. " 81 Io'r qu're .............l 80
'"h>. Owe dvftc re, qa'rc ........l 30
kphanh n,ur- >d'i"cuu> >"mmOus. cx-
: ecu iUt,,. var,an,s c0n table .n.c-.
rcsi ai'i sci"uj orders crch per du1.. ~
Iahaanns. r.gat sheet - nr less ....l "a
- i"Geth sheet ~ 81 Irs>......2 -
ii, s,crl - or les =. I ~
whhlr sheet ~ or loss ....S on
fver - ct each eg above AT p'ururti0naie
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