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in this, as in other particulars, is inclined to
think it the better policy to leave both insurer
and insured unrestricted by Law to the
widest posibIe degree compatible with ulti
mate security. If investigation discloses
that companies are not honestly and faith
fully reserving assets 10 An AMOUNT and OF
A CHARACTER ADEQUATE TO MEET THEIR
ULTIMATE LIABILITIES a REMEDY WILL
very likely be provided by the legislature
COMPELLING THE ADOPTION OF THIS
SYSTEM.
The Hon. VIM. Barnes, in his New York
Life Insurance Reports 1863, pages - and
70, makes use of the following language !:
$50 far as the question of security is con-
cerned, policy duly registered in this de-
partment ia probably the SAFEST LIFE H.
sURANCE POLICY that can be issued by q
corporation. The French Government,
following the example Of the English, has
lately adopted a limited system of industrial
Life and Casualty insurance policies or funds
(Czisses d. assurances en- cas- de dices ct cir
cas- d. accident, du gouvernement Franchise
par Ia loi, dn II Juliet 1851
1.-THE PECULIAR MERITS Of the REGIS
TERED POLICY SYSTEM over mere govern
ment insurance policies, are, as is the case Of
the New York State Banks afterwards
copied by the United States in adopting
governmental security and responsibility. to
corporate and individual enterprise and
management OF business, thus combining
and organizing the elements in which each is
superior. Ii in the future history of Life In
surance companies in this country, evils AMI
practices are developed subversive, and des-
tructive to the PUBLIC INTERESTS. an Ap-
PRoPRIATE REMEDY can he provided so far
a. the REINSURANCE FUND is concerned by
making the REGISTRATION OF POLICIES CON-
PUI-sORY instead Of voluntary on the part OF
the companies"
Hon. Elizur Wright, of Boston, the high
est life insurance authority in the world,
says:
"At all events it may safely be affirmed
that when the credit Of a rich and powerful
State is pledged To SECURE the INTEGRITY
OF THE RESERVE FUND the danger peculiar
to life insurance is removed, and it becomes
under the ordinary vigilance Of those inter.
ested, safer against Encouragement or fraud
than any other financial institution"
NorE-We have examined the foregoing
and compared tn, sahe with the reports OF
Messrs. Barnes, Miller and Wright, and lind
the extracts correspond exactly with the
original.-ED. TINES. w&dtf
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The Registry Syssem EodSsned by els
Highest Insurance Anahor1eyTof On
U0tie0 SeAleA.

The Registry System Esdsrsed by the
Highest Insurance Anahor1ayT0f the
Unfted SeaaeS.
The Hon. Geo. W.::Miller, Superintendent
of the Insurance Department, of New York,
in his Life Insurance Report fol. 1870, page
Is, states that the advantages" Of the reg
istry system" consis. in the following as>ur-
ances:
FIRsr-THAT THE LEGAL RESERVE, AC-
coRpING TO THE DEPARTMENT CoNPUTA-
TON, Is FAITHFULLY SET ASIDE TO MEET
THE CoNPANY's LIABILITIES.
SEooxD-THAT suCH RESERVE FUND
CONSISTS OF THE HIGHEST CLASS, AND
WHICH HAVE PASSED NOT ONLY THE EXAM
NATION ON THE OFFICERS AND COUNSEL OF
THE COMPANY, But ALSO THE SCRUTINY OF
THE DEPARTMENT
THIRD-THAr THE OBLIGATION OF THE
STATE THArrHE DEPOSITS SHALL BE FAITH
FULLY KEPT AND APPLIED.
Four.h--The impossibility Of any loss or
great inconvenience even from the los Of any
policy, a duplicate always being on file in
the Department, and . copy attainable on
application.
Perfect assurance that . company has Sc
curely invested and in entirely SAFE keeping
the amount which, BY the legal Standard,
will be sufficient to meet its liabilities, is
about the highest security which can reasona-
bly, be expected. This assurance would seem
to be FAIRLY THE RESULT Of the Registered
System. 1t certainly removes ALL CUES
TON as to the amount of a company's ne
serve fund being made up Of FICTITIOUS
items or assets, which LOOK LARGE
ON PAPER, but fail to meet
expectations when WANTED 10 PAY Losses.
There are but few 81 our MISUNDERSTANDING
COMPANIES but WHICH CREDIT THDGzELvB
WIFE uEMs Of ASSETS to make up TIE RE-
Qnw REsxzxE, which would Be MrnKLH
UNAVAILABLE - . DErosaT UNDER THE
HDourxaKD POLICY sYsrEA. These are
missy vhs bslieve that this yuhen ihouA m
MADg ouauulsonx, ~ he Pshie intsrub
49, 1t - lsgtlanze lAsad sasyDe|
WUseplDuEu9 - 49, is1au1sl r ~
1k 6 - - -, sgyls :
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NEM YORK MARKET.

NEw York. October q.
FIoUR-Steady; super Sc O0aG %; common Il
good e. 50a6 So; good TO choice Sc s5a7 80; white
whea extra 81 3Ota760.
wHIsKEY-Firmer At 90 @96c.
WHEAT-firm; spring dull at 81 isdl !0iz
No. 81 81; winter red western 81 5ial s..
RYE-Quiet; western ssc.
RARLEY-UEchanged.
CORN-Quiet; western mixed in store Zoe; afoai
7G1z; yellow Tic.
OATs-Quien: Western 57es5.1zc.
COfFEE-Firmer; Rio l7@2OZc
SUGAR-Steady fair to good refining $685.; Cuba
9a91zc.
PR0vIsIONs-Stcady; mess pork 81 iO9i3 I2lzz.
BEEF-Quet; mess ia lie; extra l1@l4c.
Cut MEATs-Quiet; shoulders 614a7c; hams ~
@i2tc; middles steady al &c.
kettle rendered l01sc.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
BuT lOS.aI Sal Tie eDoa, iAsI5.s's plI
SchulenburSs Bi-C arb.SO

DR.. K. V. PIERCE, of Buffalo, n. Y, in
his book on chronic diseases, says in re
gard to his Golden Medical Discovery, with
which our readers are familiar, "from it,
wonderful power over consumption of the
lungs, l had thought strongly Of calling il
my Consumptive Cure; but from the fact
that is perfect specific for the sore throat
and hoarseness to which ministers and
other public speakers and singers are subject,
and also of Bronchitis, and all severe Coughs,
and is an invaluable remedy for diseases OF
the liver, and also rs blood purifier. de-
cided not TO apply to it a name which might
mislead and prevent its use in other diseases
for which it is so admirably adapted.
1t will cure cough in onehalf the time
necessary to cure it with any other medicine,
and it does it not by drying up, but by re-
moving the cause subduing the irritation
and healing the affected parts"
This valuable medicine is sold BY all first
class druggists d&w
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IT. l.sDlulR MAHkE.

81. LOUIS, October %.
FLoUR-Steady and finn for XIX and lower for
higher brands.
WHEAT-Firmer; No I, red 81 24dI %; No 3,
81 30@I 80; No 2. 81 40tdI a.
COKN-Unsettled for bulk; slow and easier for
sacked mixed 42aiSc; white Is, bulk; mixed Sc
choice " hite 6Oc sacked.
OAIs-Inseiive and unsettled; No. 2 mixed $50
SIC; bulk 371.d2sc sacked.
BARLEY-Dull and small business; No, spring
SIC; No. I Minnesota SOC.
kYE-Sl0w and essier for buyers; No. , 81 S64c.
PORK-u nchanged at $50 IL for mess.
75sascc clear rib 54@Se; clear sides Sc, sugar
cured hams lSc.
LARD nchanged at 81 as11ze for choice terce.
HIGHwIsEs-Dull and lower at Ssc.
CATTLE-Unchanged.
HOGs-In fair demand at 81 1Jtd,i 10.
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MEssRs. BANNING & Co., No. 3, Dry
Street, New York city, present their card
TO the public, through THE TINES, this
morning. They manufacture Banning
great Symmeirizer Shoulder Brace and Back
Rest, which have proven themselves to be
The greatest blessings Of the age in promoting
the health and general appearance of those
who wore them. We advise all to give the
advertisement careful perusal, and then
apply to almost any dry goods house, mer-
chan, tailor, or dressmaker, and buy and try
for themselves. You can meyer make be-
fer investment.
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We call special attention to the advertise
mont OF the Forsyth Scale Works, 2O5 ard
2O7 Market street, St. Louis, Mo. This is
one Of the mos; extensive houses in the West
They manufacture none but the very be I
scales, and also the Tucker Alarm Drawer.
We recommend them to our readers a. 4
reliable house, and hope they may receive a
liberal patronage from this section.
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The great fire at Chicago will have dam.
aging effect upon the newspaper press-tha'
is, a large portion of Throughout ,h,
West. For the last week or so, or perhap,
longer, the Thousand and one papers tina:
have been using patent Chicago ouisides, will
appear in lialf-sheets, or not at all.-White
CToud Chief
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a vote from them. Laughter.1 Oh, no.
bat look the other way. Continued laugh
ter.1 Yes, look the other way. It's all the
same as TO honesty, you know, when it comes
to five dollar bill. lSensation. It's all
the same, gentlemen.
Their, there's George Smith; he has been
nominated for Treasurer. He il an honest
man, and, thank God, he will be there
The money will be safe-no special place for
him to DEPOSIT it, gentlemen, no cliques nor
CORPORATIONS. A voice-"How about Con-
noliy and Sweeney ?"] Dead and buried.
Applause r,.
never so good men nominated before. You
must vote the whole ticket, and secure the
interests of Leayenworth. And in regard
TO myself. l will take care of that. Suppose a
Democrat we're elected to Topeka. He could
not get into the Republican caucus unless ne
he steals in. lSensstion and loud applause
Col. J,nni.on continued his remarks for
some time longer, and finally retired, after
c.pturine his beaver, and disappeared into
the door of the hotel, while the band blew
q soft sweet air, and the President then
announced Col J. NJ. Haberlien, who labor
| ing under illness, still gave words OF en-
enlargement, heartily endorsing the tieNet
and charging upon Republicans the duty OF
redeeming Leavenworth County from the
control Of the Democratic party. AT the
| conclusion of the COlOners remarks, MI.
Lucien II. Baker was introduced to the
audience. HIS sharp and trenchant arsu,
ments were listeted to with delight, and
were interspersed with anecdote and sali'es
of wit, which provoked continued applause
and laughter.
Mr.. L. +. Briiton was presented, VINO
came forward to fill the interim left by the
absence of Col Anthony and Mr..
Sherry. He reviewed the ticket, eulo-
gizei the leaders and gave way 10
DIR. II. Stein, who is one Of natuIe'
nobIest orators. He lined his argument
with gold and set his struggling words with
crowns Of silver sentiment, enforcing ms
thoughts with all the poetry of living mo-
lion.
Gen. Sherry next responded, and after one
Of those delightful exordiunis for which he
is 50 famed, proceeded to call for vote upon
a better organization of the party. Next he
denounced Tammany, and putting the ques'
ion to riru roce decision, declared the that
no Democrat upon that ground would favor
Oakley Hall, Tweed or Connolly. lGrea'
applause. M,
Col. d. r. Anthony then introduced Mr..
W. ii. Bond to the audience as the next
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, when
Mr.. Bond replied, returning his thanks
for the favor and encouragement shown him,
and requesting continuation Of the same
exertions on the part Of his friends, pledg'
ing himself to full discharge of his duty.
The band then played the closing air,
three soaorous cheers were given for the sue.
cess of the ticket, the meeting adjourned, and
the people quietly dispersed to their homes
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s,RICAs;s: MARK Er.

CHICAGO. October -.
wHEAT-Quiet: ofieoed At 81 lG cash, 81 IS No
vemler.
CORN-iG@ i5i4c
OaTs-Firm at 2s(a2sl.c cash.
RYE-Steady at 5sd5sLc.
BtRLEY-Fiam and sllt.ibie at Sc.
EBISkEY-s9c.
PoKK-Dui; sales at 81 IS, GOSH.
LARD-Dul, sales II 80 cash.
Cur MEaIs-strong; shoulders 6lic; short rib Z.
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A THIS is the Season to Strengthen and increase
the growth Of hair, modern science has tested
CBKvALIkk's LIE FOR THE HAIR, and II is the
only nutritious and elegant hair-dressing in the
world for restoring gray hair, stopping its falling,
and increasing its growth. d&W
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MEDICAL.

valuable Indian compound, for restoring the
health. and for the permanent cure Of all diseases
arising from impurities Of the blood, such Is
Scrofula, Scrofulous Humor, Cancer, Cancerous
Humor, Erysipelas, Canker, salt Rheum,
Pimples and Humors on the Face, Ulcers,
Coughs, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Neural
gia, rheumatism, Pains in the
Side, Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Costiveness, Piles, Head
ache, DizZiaess,
Nervousness, Faintness at the Stomach, Pains in
the Rack, Kidney Complaints, Female
Weakness. and General Debility.
This preparation is scientifically and
chemically combined, and 80 strongly
concentrated from roots, herbs and barks,
that its good effects realized Immediately after
commencing to take it. There is no disease OF the
human system for which the vDGETINE cannot be
used with perfect safety, IL dOes not contain any
metallic compound. For Graduating the system OF
all impurities Of the blood IL has equal. 1t has
never failed to effect a cure, giving tone and
strength to the system debilitated by disease. 1t
wonderful effects upon these complaints
Prising to all. Many have been cured by the
Vegetine that have tried many other remedies. II
can we'll he called
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A HEAVY snow storm act in at Santa Re
last Tuesday morning, and continued all
day. The mountains are all covered with
snow. and the weather is quite cool.
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They think they have struck twelve
feet vein of coal a; Irving, Marshall County,
ut fifty feet.
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An Unprotected System.

Do not fancy because you feel strong that you are
impregnable 10 sickness. Whole nei.hlorhoods are
frequently Frustrated at this season by malarious
fevers- Vigorous muscles and strong snews, broad
shoulders nd sound lung are no defence against
the mephitic vapOrs Of autumn. Frames which
have withstood the summer heat may succumb
now. Many an athletic man. whose family de-
penis or its support on his industry, now lies
PROSTATE, weak and helpless - babe, under the
periodical assault Of ehils and fever, bilious
mittent fever. This could not be if all were wise
enough to provide against such . contingency, by
toning and certifying the system with Hostette IS
Stomach Bittefs. This approved vegetable tonic is
absolutely harmless that it is sheer folly not 10
take il a sateguarda at season when diseases OF
the liver. the stomach, the bowels, and indeed ali
the visccral organs are q nerally prevalent. To
keep the system in order and insure health, to
put it in order when this precaution has been neg
leeted, i, the duty Of every human being who val.
ues life. For both these purposes Hostetter's Bit
teas is designed, and II answers both. Petty local
dealers aie endeavOring, in many parts Of the
country, to substitute preparations made Of impure
and dangerous materials in its stead. Give them q
wide berth. They are prepared by unskillful ex.
psrimentors, who want to turn q penny ut the ex-
peuse of the public health. tu-th-satSw
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THERE was snow at Waterville, Saturday
one week ago, covering the ground.
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This is FaU Course Co,a1srYcidi or B,ssinss Col
isg~, Each department is under the coirol Of n
Professor who has been educated for that Depart
ment as n specially, and is retained solely on the
ground of his approved aptness TO teach.
Our location is Central. our ROOMS LARGE and
thoroughly ventilated, and we have every neees-
sary appliance for 4 fIRsr-CrA>s COMMERCIAL
Coz LEGE. Hundreds Of the leading Live Bu~nes
Men al The West and South were elucate, in this
Institution, aud its present patronage is the result
vi the influence OF its former students.
CoIleg. open all the year. send for Circular and
Catalogue containing the Of l. so Of our
former students. J. ". JOHNSON,
Managing Principal.
OSArHAN JONES, I'res. ly19-lleOdSw
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The steamship Alps, which arrived here
las, night from Rio Janeiro, reports that two
hours before sailing from that port the bill
for the abolition of slavery in the Brazils
passe,. the Senate by an overwhelming ma
jority.
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FOURTEEN per cent Of the fires in New
York are caused by petroleum oil, and The
Fire Marshal has urged citizens TO notify him
of the dangerous material.
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WE notice that the name of Jacob Win
ter, candidate for Representative in the 2;;'!
District, is invariably spelled wrong by the
newspapers, the letter "SS'' being added at The
close. To prevent possible mistake the error
should be noted and corrected.
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The narrow gauge proposition was de-
:eaied in Cloud County by 175 votes. The
Atchison road carried its proposition.
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SHOULDER BRACLS, dc.

Bookkeepers, Clerks, Accountants. Operators on
Sewing Machines and all who, from habit or oct u
PATTON are disposed TO droop. All Who have dull
pains and sense Of oppression about the chest with
limited hurried breathing slight exercise. &C.
companed by short cough on attempting FULL
inspiration, shouH the Symmetri-er. 1t should
also be worn by all Who have any prefisPosition to
Bleeding At the lungs, and 10 confirmed Pulmo-
mics, il 10 Of incalcu lable benefit.
Its operate is 10 EXPAND the CHEST and LUNGS,
eject the figure, and by balancing the body upon
its spina! centre, give immunity from fatieue In
Walking Riding, Writing q Sowing, making II
possible for even slight and feeble persons TO do
days Work.
PRICE Is.
For sale BY all Dry Goods Merchants, Tailors,
Dress Makers and by BANNING CO.,
Nc. s Dcy street, New York City.
Send for descriptive circular, mailed free.
oct22d&veo2w
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THE Emroria Mems says that J. L. Dali
ton has disappeared, leaving $500 Learsn,
worth debt, besides other amounts.
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A RICHMOND merchant, on being asked
how large an advertisement he wanted IN the
Enquirer, replied that they might "pn' IN
.boat three pints of type"
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THE newest word out is hzecuiutepoioth,
and it means, in English, man who can't
take joke, and gets his back up at lac
merest trife The Mexican definition is 4
huucs back dog
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NKw YORK, October "a.
Gold weak; opening n i2ss9I2I1s, closing at
1l;4@1lF-
Ciearances, SIS, Goa, 600.
Governments duh and lower, in sympathy with
gold.
stocks dull and heavy.
Money steady at per cent.
State bonds stronger.
Sterling exchange and bankers bills l0si4c.
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THERE are at present over 1000 men
working on the narrow gauge and the Fort
L,avenworth roads, running into the suburbs
Of Ieayenworth.
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The fire at Cameron consumed The follow
Jog baildings: Oak Hall Saloon, Old Ma
comic Hall, Fisher d Sons store, Walker:
dry goods store, Mathews tin store, Fori''
harness shop, Schafier's bakery, Heyser'-
grocery. Callers four buildings, Vince
Hall, Black and Barrett's grocery, Conway
Bros, hardware, Dunn's blacksmithery
Collins carpentery, Beniamin's residence,
Dr. Kings Office, Postoffice, Corn's building
Stevens spothecary, Gantz's grocery, Nc
KeIlep's building, Leonard's boot and shoe
e,ore, and Billiards. Panorama OF New York,
on exhibition at Cameron. There were other
minor losses. Total about Sl25, 600. In.
surance S35. 900. Express Office, banks, and
churches saved.
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THIS Welsh Church a, Emporia has been
harmed BY incendiaries.
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A. I. Stewart, the New York papers say,
will tender the Grand Duke Alexis a grand
hanque: in his new marble palace on Fifth
Avenue
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We learn that a farmer by the nau.c OF
Nnllers has been burned out on the Law
renee road, about FIVE miles from the city.
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II every man, woman and Z Id in the
United States were settled in Kansas, they
would have an acre apiece, and something TO
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CALIFORNIA; latest curiosity is rooster
with two sets of legs, one on his back. When
he is weary of standing in his natural posi-
ton, it il gravely asserted that he turns 4
somersault, and walks oil upside down; and
when he takes drink he Immediately turns
over 50 AS to swallow more easily. But it is
in free fight that he shows to the greatest
advantage: for he is a terrible fighter, and
when thus diyerting himself looks like ie-
volving wheel, turning somersaults and
kicking in every direction
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ATrRRE HAuTE girl has been brides
maid eish, time, and is getting discouraged,
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ScHKErz's Bitter Cordial cures fever and
sgue. Sold By all druggists. d&w.
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saved by . Gopher Hole.

A correspondent describing the recent fires
in the northwestern country, relates the fol-
lowing incident:
We heard of one case that shows great
presence of mind and great calmness. A
man who had been with Sherman in his
''march to the sea-" was caught in the midst
Of fire which was approaching him from
all sides. Having no matches to create
what is called "setting back fire." and
death staring him in the face, his wit sug-
gested gopher hole" Setting at work
with the will that man would use who was
working for life; he attacked the sod with a
large hunting knife, cutting large piece
away, he rolled it back, and at once COM
menced throwing the soft dry Earth upward
and outward, and soon bad hole dug Of
sufficient size to admit his body. Carefully
drawing the sod toward him he succeeded in
drawing it over his body, and then filled up
the ..chinks" from dirt within. He laid
there until the fire passed over him, and
WIS spreading furiously on its way miles
distant, then slowly he crawled out Of his
living grave, heated feariully, but injured in
no way whatever. His soldier experience
had saved his life.
No one who has not witnessed this bosom
of destruction on the "plains, can form any
adequate idea OF its magnitude, its velocity,
its fiendish like cruelty, its laundering roar
and its vast destruction.
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eaaao RATIFICATION MEETING.
Speeches by Col. G. z. Jennison, Col.
J. u. Raeberiein, Lucien Il. Baker,

2. {. BrittoI, Or. H. Stein, Byron
Sherry,
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SEE the Registration Proclamation in an
other column
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MISCELLANEOUS.

KALLIPAGOS VENUS, AND HER LOVELY
N MATES-Guarateed to be the Eost charming
book ever published; go pages. rich reading, IS
G0Ored plates, sent by return mail for soc. Grand
circular sent free. Address GORDON PHELPS
sepl&-l1W l6 South Fifth avenue, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SchuIenburg's St Louis Eclipse Sosp,
II CANNOT Be HXCcLLID.