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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 27 l87s-rRPLE SHEET

Milwaukee No Spring quoted at Al So 81 36h. Corn
tons; sales in small lots OF No at Sic Oats dull No
Western, 36c. a SIC. Other articles unchanged
OswEGo August 26, 1872.
Flour steady; sales 800 bbs $sor No Spring, 50 IS
extra. Wheat unchanged; sales $500 bushels No. new
red Indiana AT 81 90 5000 old No Milwaukee Club at
81 80 800 bushels old No. white Michigan at s. Corn
9uc, at sc Oats dull sales Of one car Illinois at 4lo
s s Msed ~. pcansed shorts sls shps%s
Canal freghts-Wheat, &c., corn 7i4c., to New York;
lumber - TO the Hudson, IS 70 New York. Railroad
treightsFlour to Boston, 53c. to New York, 43c. TO
Albany, 3sc Receipts by lake-57,0W bushels wheat,
Loo bushels 1,S4 900 feet lumber Shipments by
canal-9,bOO bushels wheat 2.3ll, 900 feet lumber
- CHICAGO, August %, 1872
Flour unchanged and sales light; Spring quoted
at SO 80 81 GA Wheat in lair demand, firm, and
shade higher: closed quiet; No Spring sold at 81 l9a
ST. 2D No Spring 81 f3 ST IA closing at 81 IL cash or
seller August; 81 1874 seller September; No. Spring,
81 Os rejected, Soc 90c Corn duh aud decining
mixed sold &c. cash August regular at 3S1sc
SSsc rejected quoted at 35c. No. high mixed canal
39Ac. Oats easier; sales of No at 27i4c. 27sc. Rye
steady; No. sold at 5}sc Barley easier 77c. Fall
sold at &c Pork nominal at l4sc. 14Ac Lard demand
light and holders rm sales of Summer at SIC. Bulk
meats in good demand and held off the MARKET sales
Bacon unchanged. Whiskey advanced; sales at S9c
to King ston asking i9c zoe Receipts-2o60 bbis -four
$4,000 bushels wheat 1917 oO do corn $1,000 do oats 1000
do. rye, 10000 do. barley
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SUICIDE BY TAKING POISON.

Sergeant George b. Kass, OF the Seventeenth pre-
cnct, yesterday made full and complete written
report to Coroner Herman concerning the death OF
Mrs. Regina George, a German woman ffty-two
years of age late Of 421 Fifth street. Late Sun
day night the son OF Mrs. George, on returning
home found his mother sitting In one corner OF the
room, vomiting, and said she had great burning
pains in her throat and stomach. AS she grew
a doctor was summoned but death ensued about
the time he entered the house. It was subse-
quently ascertained that Mrs. George had taken
Paris green with suicidal intent. Domestic trouble
is said to have been the cause which prompted the
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atrick was arrested and held in $500 bail to

ner. Patrick was arrested and held in $500 bail to
answer
William Johnson, an ingenious youth, forged the
name OF Mrs. Mary Anne Dale, no Madison avenue.
to an order for $780, He admitted his guilt and was
locked up to answer.
Valentine S. Kin, OF % Dey street, met Annie
Clark and walked with her down Broadway TO the
corner OF Houston street She there suddenly left
him and Immediately he missed his watch and
chan Annie was arrested and was committed to
answer at the General Sessions.
William Stone residing at Ill Blocker street,
was committed for stealing watch and chan OF
the value OF 800, from George Ii. Cole of 80 Liberty
street, while the two were out on Sunday night.
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Wheat was in fair request, at full prices The sales
were about 10000 bushels, at 81 So for prime Chicago
81 IS for small lot No Milwaukee, 81 81 % for new
Winter 81 b5 81 65 for amber and 81 6S 81 70 for
white. Corn was frmer. The sales were about l6O 900
bushels, at Coo Gle Tor steamer 6lZc 62c for sail
closing at the outside price, 631ic 6ic for yellow and
and in good demand Sales about 10000 bushels, at 43c
DC for Western afoat closing at 44c Sc. SIC. for
black Iinois 45,c 49c for old white Ohio and 47c
&c for white State. RyeSales 200 bushels Western at
73hc for distillng and 72c for export Barley dull and
nominal
FRklonrs.-There was fair inquiry for accommodation
for provisions at rmer rates but for other produce the
market was quiet The chartering business was fair
chiefly for vessels for the grain and petroleum trade and
rates were without essential change The engasements
sad; 5000 boSes cheese, 4os $50 bbls rosis 3D. LOO
g. 3D. To Antwerp so boxes bacon 4Os The charters In
orders e. excluding the west coast Of Ireland or Is
to Cork for orders Cd or fdirect 81 oh Norwegian
10 on to the westeoas Of Ireland Is I'D additional
q Norwegian bark 1900 quarters grain, and
rate; German brig hence to the German Baltic, 800
bbs refined petroleum, Is German brig hence 10 RIO
1850 bbls -four private terms American brig, from
Philadelphia Havre 1000 bbs crude petroleum pri
vate terms; British bark from do to Antwerp, $3.50
bbs refined petroleum. 6s Cd.
MoLAssEs.-The market remained quiet and without
particular change in prices We have only to note sales
n nj Nevy( n ns at a We
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earnings or the Erie Railway Company since the lst
OF April as compared with the previous year,
1871. 1872.
For the week ending August "a. $4ss 4o4 $3sl.o70
Previously reported. ........ 6,Slo'oa7 7'ool'4oS
Total earnings since April l. ST. s7,o51 s7442,5SS


Previously reported. ......... o,eloo4' ''ooi4 400
Total earnings since April 1..s7 ,2s7o5l s7,4425sS
Decrease TOT week.. ..... ...''..' SIo]'oo4
Increase for nineteen weeks to date..... l45 4S2
GOLD WEAK AND FEvERIsH-1l2% 112X.
The gold market opened weak under heavy sales,
which were subsequently discovered to have been
made in process OF settling the contracts Of a
broker whose inability to respond on his engage
ments was privately announced this forenoon. The
first price Of gold 1l2%, and the lowest In this
furry 112H. AS soon as quiet was In a
measure restored it became evident all of a sudden
that ''cash" gold was exceedingly scarce, ana as
the stinening OF exchange was reported about the
same time, there was O scurry to buy, which put
the price up to 1127s, amid scene OF renewed
EXCITEMENT.
feverish market followed and continued during
the day, the succeeding business being quite
animated at 112H 112a4, and the closing sales oc
curing at 1928, about a million dollars changing
hands at this figure about ten minutes before the
Board adjourned. From the strategy displayed in
these concluding transactions it was surmised that
the old clique, or portion OF it, had taken holo of
the market again to squeeze" the "shorts," who
had overdone the business Saturday and to-day.
The course of the market Is shown in the table -
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Died.

ANDREws-On Monday, August 90, W. WALLACE
ANDREWS in the SD year OF his age
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
eight O'Clock, from the residence of his father 17S
Ryerson street. Brooklyn, without further notice.
BELLER:-suddenly, on Monday, August 20, 1879,
DR.. A. r. BELLER, aged so years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family, also the
members Of Commonwealth Lodge. 400, +. and
A. NJ. also Woodbne Lodge, 27s l. o. OF o. f.;
also orient Chapter IS, members Of the Eastern
Star and sister chapters; also Daughters Of Re-
becca 10, olive Branch Lodge, are respectfully in
vited TO attend his funeral, from the Presbyterian
church REV. Mr.. Greens), corner Of Clinton and
Fulton streets Brooklyn, on Wednssday afternoon,
LEBANON ENcAMpMENT No. IL, L. o. o. p
The officers and Patrarchs will meet at the lodge
room, 20 Court street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday at
of respect to Brother Allen T. Beer P. c. p, from
his late residence 2S7 stsest Brooklyn
r. q. WILLARD, Financial Scribe
CAMPBELL.-At the residence Of his father, ia
West sixteenth street. BERNARD 9. CAMPBELL,
Oldest son OF John and Mary Camppeli, IN tue lbth
year OF his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
COLLIGAN-At Saratoga Springs, Monday, August
&C. MARY ELIZABETH COLITGAN
Notice OF funeral hereafter
DALg.-On Sunday, August % 1872, ANNIE 3.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral nom her late residence, NO.
S04 Seventeenth street. Brooklyn, on wednesday
afternoon August 20, at two O'Clock
DEvINs.-HENRIETTA MARTHA, youngest child of
william II. Devins and Susan Mary Gillespie, aged 3
years. months and 13 days
Friends Of the family, TIE members Of Constitu-
ton Lodge, F. A. A. M, and Constitution Chapter,
X. A. M, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral without further notice, from 129 Java street.
Greenp0int, on Tuesday, August 81, at four O'Clock
p. M.
D0oLEY.-On Monday, August 2e in the esth year
Of her age, SARAH DoOLEY native OF Queens
county, Ireland.
The friends OF the family are requested to attend
her funeral from her late residence 248 Navy street.
Brooklyn. at two O'Clock, on Wednesday, August 49,
DwIHISG.--At Newark, on Monday, August 26
CHARLES CLINTON, only son Of John u and Julia A.
Owning, aged years, 2 months and days.
Funeral from q Alling street, Newark this tues
day afternoon, at three O'Clock.
FfNAN.-On Monday, August 20, 1872, MARY FINAN,
aged 60 years and months. -
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
GARDNER.-On Friday August 20, ELIZABETH
GARDNER, agea SO years.
The relatives and friends OF the family re-
specially invited to attend the funeral at the resi-
dence Of her brother-in-law. Daniel Van Reed, 80
East Fourth street, on Tuesday morning. 9th inst,
at ten O'Clock.
GOrr.-At North New York. on Monday, August
49, MARY ELLA infant daughter Of william 0. and
Maggie A. Colt, aged Q months
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, August IS,
from the residence " her parents. lARd street..
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Money More Active and Qu0table
at Five Per Cent.
CONTINUED DECLINE IN GOVERNMENTS
Stocks Strong, with an Advance
in Erie TO 40.
The Others Higher and Moder-
ately Active.
ERIE RAILWAY EARNINGS.

WALL STREET. /
MONDAY, August 26-6 p. NJ.
On 'ChaDge to-day wheat was firm and -four
steady. The cotton market was unchanged.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports, exclusive Of
specie, at the port of New York for the week end
Ing August "a, and since the beginning of the
year.
1870. 1871. 1872.
Dry Goods $3.50. $2,65SO51 $5,2s5.140 $4,14O711
General mdse... 2,71q,743 5,098,7s2 5,021,S15
Total for week. $5,377,704 $1O,3s3,a22 $780, 500
Prev. reported. 1874, $50 243063,S76 279,S097 A
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

THE FESTIVAL OF ST. AUGUSTINE WILL BE
celebrated tomorrow in ST. Auggs;ines church
Rev. j. Y. Woods pastor, Morrsania with appropriate
religious services at 01s The panegyrc OF the saint
will be preac he'd by the Rev. Thomas II kilieen
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 3
per cent for carrying to Il for borrowing The oper
atoms OF tne Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared. 500, 351, 900
Gold balances. 4,653,054
currency DalanCeS o,zoo,oeA
The Sub-Treasury paid out s12io,OoO on account
of interest. chiefly the September interest on the
ten-orties, and 1000 on account OF redeemed FIVE
twenties.
SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports OF specie at this port during the
past week and since the beginning Of the year have
been as follows:
Total for the week.. $49,36S
Previously reported .................... 28l9,260
Total since January l. 1872. 81 $685. 62s
Same time 1871. 1861 1853
Same time 1870. 1922, 1872
Same time 1869. 1885, 500
Same time 1868. 4,S501S3
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Included in the above are 200 bales to arrive.
For future delivery Oasis low middng) the sales have
been follows Sales Saturday after twelve M-Sep
tember 600 at 20 56c 800 at a0c 100 at Sl6c octo
December, 100 at S9lse 100 at issc January 20 at
Mseptember 100 at 2oc 200 at 80 Sl6c, 10y At 20c
February 100 a. lSs, O. ci 100 Ja1 a and
Grand total $500 bales The receipts e. the ports
6i3; Mobile 49, Savannah, 0l Charleston, los; Norfolk,
1872 Boston, 80 Total 1908 bales This day last week,
70 foreign ports closed steady, although nominal
Havre, by steam, &c, gold; by sail &c To Hamburg
by steam, I'D, compressed; Nc sail To Bremen by
steam &c, gold compressed; sail sac To Baltic ports
by sail Xc lc gold To Mediterranean ports by steam,
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BILLIARDS.

A STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TAbLk,
n. with the celebrated Combination cushion poRuiat
sizc bxo walnut slate bed complete, with best Cloth
Balis &C. ali warranted, price $50 H. W. COLLENDkf.
Successor Phelan Collender warerooms tSo DtoAu-
NaxvY ork.
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The quotations based on cotton running in quality
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts -four. 1855 bbls wheat
1884 bushels corn, ,27 do corn meal 800 bbls ;
oats, S666l bushels. The -four market ruled shade
irmer under fair shipping demand. The sales "a por
ton late Saturday, foot about 02C0 bb comprising
az kinds and including 400 bills of southern and so bills
sales reported 800 bbis So IS Tor Western yellow
delivered and s. So SIS 30 for Brandywne. We
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vxr r. GRIFFrrHs PATENT BEvEIED TABLES
w are taking the lead OF all others; second hand
Tables and BaGatee Tsbles FOR SALE " vesey street.
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NAVAL s1onxs-For spirits turpentlne the market was
5ls:, and 7oISls AZ Sic Rosin decidedly nr%sr
held S. sales Of 800 bills q pale were
= 80 asr sale
market tor refined c9n s quiet
demanded shade hshs, prices quoted at sss iSS
a It but in the absence of was entirely
nominal at that figure Gases dull but unchanged
ss @ At cresk
smd 81 d 81 81 & e.
was quiet but shade stronger senned quoted at
800 i SSls for remainder q month private
81
PG5 ss sd p %
sly; scsSI"s SninPSri&$ss Bacon scSanasa T.
ssss%S's sshs5s :
ns$Ss e: So 81
se DlBs
RsS: sns9s snS sSqa a e. for
@ and for Sy asd r. we :n
ssnSsry here and y !he West prys,e terms;
asrsat7c Lard was firm and offerings Sales
t sasss sns 81 ss' s
snd % S .es % So Ind"
sugar Of sn H SSss
sugar at I 1876. Refined was in moderate request
and steady quoted at ME ilAc for A., and
isror 70 Common: 7sc iaiI to soOo, iair sjs
pc. as;c. prime to choice, skc. centrifugal,
hhds and boxes skc: Iofc ;moases hhds and boxes.
Ss 81; Standard SSs 70 ~ ssSS; Do Sss e.
do, Is 70 10 l2c i2c. do, white Ike l2hc Porto
Rico-Rennng, common to prime, Sc. a SIC; grocery,
Sto H. NC &c. Java-Dutch standard. Nos 10 70 H.
&C. s1kc Neutrality-suspicious. and extra superior, TIC.
Sxc.
change continuing moderately active and Arm. Sales
50 erces Carolina AZ s,zc 9 70 bag, Patna at 71c
&c., and $50 bags Of Rangoon at SIC. NC also 900 bags
Of do. In bond, at - 10 a "a rs
srnARINx was in active demand for future and very
firm Sales 100 tierces for september delivery AZ 1910
TALLow.-The market was quiet and easy, but not quot
ably changed Sales 10000 lbs. at SAC 9%c for country
WnisERY.-Receipts $40 bbls. The market was quiet
but steady the closing prices Of Saturday although the
tendency was TO lower prices Sales 10 bbls a. g2s0
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HARRIs-POAG.-At Fort Niagara, N. Y, on Mon
day, August 10, 1872, by the Rev. G. M. Skinner,
Lieutenant HENRY L. HARRIS, First Artillery United
States Army, to EMILY N. PoAG, OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
No cards.
H0RAN-CoLLENs.-In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Au-
gust rs, by the Rev. DR.. Frel, EUGENE KORAN to
ELLEN NJ CoLLENs, both OF Brooklyn.
PHYFE-FAURoT-On Wednesday the Dist inst,
by Rev. DR.. Bottome Mr. DANIEL f. PHYFE OF this
city, to Miss EUG1NIA FAUROT. of Hoboken, N. J.
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$20OU Tenn b's, neW.D3
7UUO do. ..........C
lOD00 Va 6's, old. 80.
1000 Missouri 6's. -.
1000 Ark 6's, fund act.
1000 Cen Pac 1st M. -.
1900 u Pac rs g d.. {
1000pn Pac los, Inc.
M0O do. 80. {
5000 CT West LIST m, '83 !
1000 Nor 4 Es LIST m... II
ZOO Tol & Wab ID m.
1000 Ohio 4 Miss c BIDS
1000 NJ 4 st r rs, gold /!
80 shs Cent Nat Rank. II
45 Ninth Nat Bank. .. II
500 West I'm Tel. BIC
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CLOSING pRIoEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet hut Steady-Recefpts Mt
the Ports 1908 BaIes-FlOur and
Wheat Ffrm-COrn and Oats Primer
Coffee Quiet and Easy-POrk Dull and
Ensier-Lard Firm-Spirits TurPentine
Easier-Rosin Firmer-WhiskeyS Steady.
MONDAY, August 26-6P.M
CorFEE-Market generally quiet and shade easier for
Rio but without material change for other descriptions
We learn of sales bags Rio ex Kathrina to arrive
Baltimore on private terms We quote Rio, ordinary
cargoes, 5c l5lsc.; fair do. 16ea l6Lc.; good do,
17c. IKE prime l74c. lSc., gold per h., sixty to
ninety days; Java government bags, l9c. l9hc; do.
grass mats 1890 20c. Singapore, l5c 16c Ceylon,
Ice. lSc Maracaibo l6c ISc Laguayra l7c. Ssc;
jamaica Ice. Ike; 81, Domingo. l4c
CoTToN the moved less freeley but the offerings
continued light and prices were readily sustained, the
market closing quiet but strong. For future delivery
only small business consummated rather easier
prices. The sales sum up thus
Day Sat. Erening. Total
Export ...... 800 399
Consump .........,... sos 9SS 493
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HICKEY'S FURNITURE wAREROOMS.-.
John Hickey, Undertaker, on Julian street,
Fourth Ward, Altoona, is prepared to supply
Metallic Burial Cases ot all sizes and patterns
and on reasonable terms.
Mr. Hickey 6eeps constantly on hand large
stock OF new and fashionable furniture and
those who require any hing In his line should
give him = call. Every article sent from his
rooms viii be warranted as represented.
Hair and Straw Mattresses manufactured to
order at less than city prices.
good as new. -
All orders from distance promptly attended
to, IJuI n -tr
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local AND PERSONAL.
ERAND RALLY
OF THE
hDcpatS and Liberal Republicans
OF Cambria County.
RrFORN AND RECONCILIATION {!

Mass Meeting of Democrats, Liberal
5esuIIiraus. and all in favor of Reform in
III 1olrninistration of the National and State
and honorable and lasting re-
~ -, ;iiaton nf all classes and sections of our
IN, country, will be held i'll EBENS-
e1TPG on Tuesday EceaiHg, September Sd,
m CHARLES r. BUCKALEw, Hon. WAT
49, Hon. X. VI. SPEER, Hon. EDGAR
r.~ 4 :; and other distinguished speakers,
: ,tr>s g. xr,rtcd 10 be present and address the
Come one, come all, and hear the
isS,,es OF the campaign fairly, fully and ably
diecusscd.
utife Committee.
NATHANIEL HOIHSE, Chairman.
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''TINE Is PASSING SWIFTLY DY."-This senti-
ment, expressed in poetry, is known:by expert
ence to be true, and it is equally true that il is
great convenience to know exactly what
time il is In order to be well Informed on this
subject, everybody ought to be supplied with
Clocks and Watches There is no excuse to he
without one when they can be procured at such
reasonable prices and of such excellent manu-
facture at the jeweiry establishment of c. Il.
Roberts, High street, Ebensburg. American
watches d specially.
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CAMPAIGN GOODS For l872

iSn SgtntS wanted Tor onr Cannaign Goods. Sell at
SGna al oncet Tor Descriptive Circulars and Price
hLSts hts. OF our Fine Steel Engravings OF ali the
tographs, Badges. Pins, Flags aud everything
suited 10 the times. Ten Dollars per day easily
made Fult samples sent for So. Address Mot,itF,
GooDsPEED, 81 Park Row, New York.
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COLD AND HOT.-The people of Virginia City,
Nevada, are complaining of cold weather, while
here in Cambria county we are enjoying the
luxury OF the therm ometer at 30 degrees in the
shade. The people of Virginia City are talking
of overcOats and that sort of thing, while Cam
brians are auXiOusly asking where the lightest
summer clothing can be got. of course, there
is only one answer to this question-atS S. J. Hess
& Bros elegant Clothing emporium, 2iI Main
street JyhustOWn,
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L Eel IT ii A y ID Y.-The Reliable Family
~ hediclne. Tor the prompt cure of ChoIera,
Dlarrhdea. Cholera 1nfIntum, Dysenfery
Sranips- summer Complaint, &c, Jar,ieI!a's =
compound Syrup of Blackberry Root and Rhu-
Darb, an old and wcll-tred remedy entirely
veEetahle, pleasant to take, quick and Certain
IN erect; can be depended on in the most urgent
cases; may be given to the youngest infant as
Wei as TO the aged. II is readily taken by chill
dren- Keep il in the house aud use in time
Stld by druggists HANSEBTl & BRO. 2OsO
Market Street, Philadelphia. Try il.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. Consumption, bv a
sluiple remedy Is anxious to ma Ike known to his
1ello" sufferers the means OF cure. To all who
desire 1t, he VIII send copy of the prescription
used- Tree or charRe) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they W m
hnd Al SURE CCRE for Consumption, A sthrnd. Bror
chttts, &c Parties wishing the prescription W i'll
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
n-1S.-1y. 194 Penn ST., williamsburRh. N Y
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VI q 7 . a =
Fire Insurance.

Inc Mutual Plan guarantees to the mutually
insured tue greatest security for the least nos
SinIe cost. me premium notes are the CAPITA .
On TINS no dividends are paid to the stock hole
eFS' nut ll Is simply assessed to pay defciencies
arising alter the payment of losses and expenses
-whlch IN the COLUMBIA INSURANCE cont
PANf, during the total l25@ years of it's exist
ence' nave averaged but 6}s per centuln IN. n
the premium note, being lower than tfs. IA t,-s
Ialu In the best solvent stock companies during
the same period of time. In insuring at stock
rates, the insured must pronounce to himself
Ihat ne pays every year cnOugh-lSt To form
an accumulated fund for emergencies: Cd To
pay large dividends to the capital invested in
the company; 3D. Runs the risk of a Chicago
hre coming and wipinR his Company out of
existence In n Mutual Company he keeps his
own reserve in hand until needed, and PAYS no
diyidend TO capitalists. The mutually insured
being themselves the capitalists, look after the
plnces. thus protecting each other
For assurances or Agencies. address
j. f. FIR UEA UE.Er. Secru
Columbia, Lancaster Cullntu Ia.
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CA MpAIGN Thirty new and beautiful de-
-ti'-N signs. Get Price List of T. G.
RADEESI | RICHARDS y Co, Manufac-
N'A@o' turers, A Murray ST., n. York.
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AGENTS Wanted.-Agents make moro mon
II ey st work for US than ything else. B1si-
ness light and permanent. Particulars free.
G. STINsoN Il Co, Fine -11t Publishers, Fort
lund. Maine.