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Making SaueFkFaut.

The best we ever eat we made our.
selves for many years, and for a consider.
able time with our own hands, and al
ways from Savoy cabbage. 1t was man
uiscturcd in this wise: In the first place
let your stand" holding from a halt
barrel to a barrel, be thoroughly scalded
out; the cutter, the tub and the stamper
all well scAlded. Take of all the outer
leaves Of the cabbages, hslve them, re.
move the heart, and proceed with the
cutting. Lay some clean leavee at the
bottom OF the stand, sprinkle with q
handful ofsslt, fill in hall a bushel Of the
cut cabbage, stamp gently until the juice
Just makes its appearance, then add an.
other handful Of salt, and so on until the
stand is full. Cover over with cabbage
leaves, place on tops clean board fitting
the space pretty well, and On that a stone
weighing twelve or fifteen pounds. Stand
away in cool place, and when hard
freezing comes on remove TO the cellar, II
will be ready for use in from four 10 six
weeks, The cabbage should be cut toler.
ably coarse. The Savoy variety makes
the best article, but 1t is only hal! as pro-
ductive as the Drumhead or Flat Dutch
-GtrmGatO6n Telegraph.
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and increases responsibility. The public
Is exactlng when the Individual Is preten-
tionS. Then, 10 secede Is to become posi-.
tive, to remain Is 10 be passive, and pas
siviiy Is indispensable to the average
Christian. This Is how II comes that he
Is the strongest, although unconscious ally
OF all the dogmatis's aud controversial
lists, and prosecutors and prosecutors.
These thrive less on the positive attitude
OF their adhercnts than on the torpidIty
OF all the rest, who comprise the great
majority.
1.-THE average Christian is accused Of
subscribing toa pyramid Of dOgmas which
no intellect can scale, he will pooh pooh
your pyramid with the remark that you
and he had better leave those things 10 be
understood by the "chair" endowed for
that purpose. To the question whether
a man should remain in q sect whose
theological bill Of fare he cannot digest,
or even swallow, he replies, either that he
was never asked to assent 10 It, or that
bis assent was given when he was too
young to know what he was about, and
nobody expected him TO know what
he was about. The dogmatical portion OF
the sermon does not even go into
one ear and out at the other; it does
not go into the ear a. all II he Is
d Catholic he does not lose a nights
sleep or a mess because the Jesuits carried
the dogma oil Pspa inlallibility. He reads
Of the event In his newspaper over his rolls
and coffee with all the Indifference with
which he reads in the same paper Of the
dispute over who was the author OF
Shakspeare's plays. He cares no more
about the PRONUNCIATION Of dogmas at
Rome than he does about the remuneration
of them at Munich. Antonelli has no
more TO do with his peace OF mind than
Dolllnger, and the Ullramontaue opinions
OF one are as immaterial 10 him as the
Old Catholic notions Of the other. II he
Is a Protestant he Is equally unaffected by
the lstitudinsrisns, the altitudinarisns,
and the platitudinsrians.
Thus we see what powerful conserva.
tive combination the average Christians
make in the great denominations. They
restrain rash schismstcs, and encourage
by their apathy the misChievous heresy-
hunters. II the average Christians should
come out Of their dormitories and take an
active interest in the affairs of the
Church, prosecutors as well as persecu-
tor9 would come TO an end. The history
Of the Church would be very different
from what it is but for the torpor of the
average Christian. He had no hand
10 the massacre of 81. Bartholomew, but
neither did he lift hand to prGvent,it He
has probably had very little TO do with
the persecution OF PrOtestants by Catho-
lies, or Catholics by Protestants, of Puri-
tans by Episcopalians, or of Qlakers by
Puritans, but, by raising no voice against
It, he shares in the responsibility Tor it.
And TO this day he continues to look with
a mixture Of stolidity and dumb wonder
upon all the Marys and EIizabeths, the
Jameses and Georges, the Cromwells and
Calvins, and cares very little whether the
Church Of England refuses burial TO IN
baptized. babes, or the Presbyterian
Church opens the gates of Heaven only TO
elect infants
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A NewIy-DlscOvered Parable

From the Christian Cynosure.l
And the kingdom Of Satan shall be
likenGd unto a grain Of tobacco seed,
which, although exceedingly small, being
cast into the ground, grew and became a
great plant, AMI it spread its leaves rank
and broad, so that bugs and vile worms
found no habitstion thereon.
And it came 10 pass, in the course OF
time, that the sons oil men looked upon it
and thought it beautiful to behold, and
much TO be desired to make lads look big
aud manly. So the SONS Of men put forth
their hands and pluCked the leaves there.
Of, and did chew thereof, and some it
made sick and others 10 vomit filthy,
And it further came to pass that those
who ChcWed it became unmanly, and
they cried out, ave are enslaved, and
can not cease from chewing it ~ And
the mouths Of all that were enslaved be-
came foul, and they were seized with q
violent splitting, and they did spit even in
ladies' parlors and in the house Of the
Lord OF Hosts.
And the saints oil the Most High were
greatly plagued thereby. And it came to
pass also that others OF the sons o! men
Snutfed it, and were suddenly taken with
fits, and they did sneeze insomuch that
their eyes filed with tears, and they did
look exceedingly silly. And yet others
most Cunnipgly wrought the leaves thereof
into rolls, and did suck most vehemently
at the other end thereof, and they did look
very grave and calflike, and the smoke OF
their torment assembled up Tor ever and for
ever.
And the cultivation thereof became q
great and mighty business in the earth,
aud the merchantmen waxed rich in the
commerce thereof, and the saints OF the
Most High deiled themselves Herewith.
Even the poor, who could not buy
shoes, nor bread, nor books for their little
ones, spent their money for it. And the
Lord was greatly displessed Herewith,
and sad, Wherefore this waste, and why
do these little ones lack shoes and bread
and books? Turn now your fields into
corn and wheat, and de6lc not yourselves
any more, and will cause my face to
shine upon you and bless you"
But with one accord they exclaimed
ave cannot cease chewing and snutiipg
and pufllng-we are enslaved."
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BEAUTrPrL woMEX.-Thc hair Is the crown
Ing glory OF woman. There are few moderate
defects which cannot be remCdie4 by the proper
disposition OF the ucs.ee. But when the hair
begins 10 fall out, or turn gray, in young people,
or with those In the prime OF lIfc there IL cause
for real regret. When this Is tho Gaze Hairs
Vegetable Sielltdn Hair RtHsCr will be found
to be drst.claes remedy, far superior, as
sound medical medium, to anything else before
the public. 1t actually restores gray hair to Its
original color and In the great majority OF cases
causes 1t TO grow again when It Is becoming thin.
1t Is not like many popular preparations, mere
wash, but q Ecientid: discovery, Endorsed and
used by physicians Of character. Address r. P.
Hall & Co, Nashua, N. H.-F0rnty'E WtGk!y
Pres, Ft6. !, 1858. dGw
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Religion, Conlroversies.

From the Chicago Tribune
The placid temper preserved by the
average Christian in the midst Of broils
in which his Church is impugned is not
peculiar to the Presbyterian. the Episco-
paIisn, or the Catholic. Whether it be
the Swing controversy, the Seymour con-
troversy, or the DOllinger controversy, a
more serene and contented existence than
his could hardly be found or imagined.
He has no part or lot in the controversies
that shake the walls OF Zion, or any OF
the brawls that disturb the disciples,
whether they meet in small upper room
or large lower basement. None of
these things move him. He goes forth
10 his labor until the evening, and back
10 his bed and board until the morning,
unconscious that anything worse is hap.
pening 10 the Church than that a few
emsclated the0logians are turning their
spectacles upon one another, with their
usual near.sighted acridity. He says it
is no funeral Of his, let who will be ex-
communicated, disfellowshiped, or un-
froCked. His social compsnionships are
not governed by his sectarian surround
ings. lie would not think Of refusing 10
exchange salutations with a SOcinian, or
dinners with Monophysite. Nothing
could be farther from his thoughts than
to order a fellow. Christian out Of bis
office on theological grounds. He might
Tor infringing patent, but not Tor failing
to preach Baptlsmsl Regeneration. He
disposes Of his articles Of merchandise
without reference TO his articles Of faith.
Nor are his religious, any more than his
commercial or domestic hours, disturbed
by the anathemss OF the Pope. He is no
striker or brswler, and would look upon
the strikers and brawers OF the house
hold OF faith with apprehension for that
household, il he were capable Of the I'D.
eQuate mental exertion. His inability IN
reSlizs the peril comes Of his incapacily
. TO comprehend the cause Of 1t.
In fact, the average Christian may be
said to be in q state Of chronic tofpor,
And this torpidity acts both benencialy
and perniciously upon the Church. His
apathy toward both the dogmas and the
opposition to the dogmss, has the effect
curtously enough, OF aiding both. lie
regards schisms, for the most part, as
mere criticisms, turning upon phrSseolOgy
IN liturgy, OF confession, which Is lust a
susceptible Of the right as the wrong in
depreciation, And, generally, there are az
many o! such Ills to fly 10 In going out as
there are 10 endure by staying in The sect
Besides, secession puts you in more inv.
Ing attitude than acquiescence, since 4
parade Of superior light draws criticism
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CoHsUHPTroE CAN Be CURID.
uaH - DIV N1nwTWa Ey~aVH
ibNVA uLuUalu OIhuF,
sCaENcH's 5EA WEED Tonic,


sCaENcE's sEA WEED Tonic,
SCHENCK's Mandrake Pills
Are the only medicines that will cure Palmo'
nary Consumption.
frequently u cdlcines that will stop q cough
will occasion the death Of q patient; they lock
up the liver, stop the circulation Of the blood,
hem0rhage follows, and, in fact, they clog the
action OF the very organs that cauged the cough.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia arc the cause
OF two-thirds OF the cases OF CONSUMPTION,
Many persons complain OF dull pain in the
side, constipation, coated tongue, pain In the
shoulder. blade, feelings Of drOWsiness and rest.
lessness, the food lying heavily on the stomach,
accompanied with acidity and bechiEg up OF
wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a
disordered condition OF The stomach or torpid
liver.
Persons so affected, II they take one or two
heavy colds, and II the cough in these cases be
suddenly checked, will lad the stomach and
liver clogged, remaining torpid and inactive,
and Amos! before they aic aware the lungs are
mass OF sores, and liberated, the result Of
which Is death.
schenck's Pulmonc Syrup ls an expeetorant
which docs not contain opium or anything cal.
culated 10 check a cough suddenly.
schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dlssolVes the food,
mixes with the gastric juices OF the stomach,
aids digestion, and creates TAvcnous appetite
When the bowels are costtye. skin s1llOW, or
the symptoms otherwise OF bilious tendency,
Schenek's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
]. Il. sOHBNCK 4 BON,
y. correr Sixth and Arch SITS Phlla.
And a;e for sale BY all druggists and dealers
oc2.eOdGw
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BALTIMORE, October 27.-Flour-Dull;
Howard street western superflne 81 15s
4 70; do extra 81 65a5 80. Wheat
Dull; No. red western 81 90; No. 9 do
81 14al 10; white western unchanged;
rejected red 81 0S. Corn-Firm at S5a
90c. Oats-Dull, weak and lower; mixed
western 55c; white do SIC. Rye-Firm
at 81 coal o.. Hsy-Dull at SIT Goa
20 90. Pork-Dull and nominal. Bacon
Shoulders firm at StaS!c; clear rib 12i
al29c; sugar cured hams l4a15c. Lard
Dull at 14ia14fc. Butter-WOstern dull
at 39a35c, Petroleum-Dull and unset
tied at 5ta5;c. CoiEee-Firm with q good
demand at 1Sa2Oic. Whisky-DuIl at
81 OIL.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 21.-Flour Dull
and nominal. Whest-Dull and declined;
No. / spring SIC; No. Q, slsc cash aud
seller October; Slsc seller November; S2;c
seller DeCembr; No. 8, 77a7Sc; rejected
lac. Corn-Dull and lower; No. . mixed
G6ic spot or seller October; G44c seller
November; Go seller year; new shelled
SIC. 0ats-Dull; No, . 46tc spot; 43;c
seller November. Rye-Dull and nomi-
nal; No. /, S0ic. Barley-Dull and un-
settled; No. 9, Fl 15t cash; 81 OF seller
November; No. 3, 0jcs$l 10. Pork
Steady with moderate demand at $40 90
a10 % cash; SIC so seller year; SIT 90
seller February. Lard-Dull and nomi-
nal at l2tsl2ic cash; FL 10 seller year.
Bulk Mests-Quiet, unchanged and held
firm. Whisky-Steady with a moderate
demand at 97tc.
On open Board in the afternoon Wheat
closed atSljc seller November. Corn.
&c seller October; G4tc seller November;
GStaG3tc seller year. Oats-4Gtc seller
October.
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Too Much Politics.
Mobile Correspondence N. Y. Time,

Mobile Correspondents N. Y. Times
While walking in the outskirts Of tho
city this morning,I met an old negro,
white-haired and bent with age, and
after a few moments conversation asked
him Il he could explain why the people
Of Mobile and the neighboripg country
were each year becoming poorer. The
following was his very striking answer:
"Atore the swar the white gentlemen
tended to the politics, and the niggers
worked. Consequence was, crops was
good, and white folks had money plenty.
Nowadays the white gentlemen and the
niggers am both gone crazy on politics;
don't neither Of EN- do no work, and con.
sequence is, amt neither Of 'em got 'nough
to buy corn bread"
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CINCINNATI, October 81. - Cotton
Dull at lac. Flour-Dull at 81 75a5 so.
Wheat-Dull red 81 coal 05. Corn
Steady; old 77as0c; new Coo. Oats
Dull at 50a55c. Rye-Dull at 94c. Bar.
ley-Dull but unchanged. Linseed Oil
Firm at soc. Lard Oil-Firm. Eggs
Steady at 20A91c. Butter-Firm; choice
hamper 32a33c. Cheese-Firm. Lard
Quiet and unchanged; offered at 1880,
spot; llic, November. Bulk Shoulders
In lair demand at &c. Bscon-Demand
lair and market firm; shoulders 7ta7fc;
clear rib sides 1890; clear sides 13ta13ic.
Whisky-Steady and in moderate de-
mand at 00c.
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New York.

NEW YORK, October 27.-Cotton-
Quiet; midliDg uplands 14sc. Flour
Dull, heavy and lower; super western
and State 81 00A4 IS; common to good
81 65a5 10; good choice S. IS; white
wheat extra s. 75aGl5; extra Ohio 81 G5
a6 70; 81. Louis 81 9OaS 90, and closing
Dull. Wheat-Heavy and lower; No. /
spring 81 12s1 16; No. 2 do old 81 Ola
al 10; No. 3, 0ScsSl 90. ungrsded Iowa
and Minnesota spring 81 GOAL II; winter
red western 81 12a1 20; amber western
81 goal %; white western 81 23a1 80.
Rye-Dull at 93a95c. Barley and malt
Quiet Corn-Scarcely so firm and I'M.
changed Oats-More active and firm;
mixed western 55a5Sc; white do 5GAG0c.
Hay, hops and groceries Unchanged.
Whisky-DecidedlY lower at 09ica$1 Of.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 27.-Petro-
leum-Steady; refined llic crude, barrels,
siaSsc; bulk 5tc. Flour-Dull and un.
changed. Wheat-Dull and declining;
red q 10A1 Is; amber 81 1891 %; white
81 29A1 81. Corn-Dull at S3c. Oats
Steady at 6SA60ic. Whisky-$l 02. But.
ter-Easier; western prime 30A34c; choice
western rolls 34S38c. Cheese-Firm;
primo western reserve. 14tal5ic. Eggs
-ESIer, western 2Ga27c.
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TOlhhh.

TOLEDO, October 27.-Flour-stesdy
with moderate demand. Wheat-Stesdy
with moderate demand; No. 9 white
Wabash 81 l6i; No. 8 do 81 10; No /
white Michigan 81 Ii; extra 81 IS: amber
81 o.; No: l red 81 O0t; No. 9, 81 O9I.
Corn-Dull and lower; high mixed new
and seller December G2ic; low do new
G4c; seller October Csc; no grade new
Sc, oAts-Dull; No. /, 5lic; No. . and
Michigan 4Sic; white Sic.
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Philadelphia Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, October 27.-WooI-
Firm with an improved demand; Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virginia XX and
above 55a56c; X 54a55c; medium Sos
57c; coarse 50a52c; New York, Michigan
and Indiana and western fine 47a52c;
medium 53455c; coarse SOC; coInbing
washed VOA05c; combing unwsshed 42a
4Oc; tub washed 55AG0c; extra and me-
Eino pulled 42a45; No l and super pulled
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, October 27.-CArTIR-
Receipts today 1870 head. The yards
are fall, but there are no buyers 10 take
them at the prices asked. The market Ia
very dull and draggy, the general num-
bering medium TO common stuff, and what
has been sold, about 800 head, has brought
very mean priceS. Best, none offered and
scarce; medium TO good s. 00A6 90; com.
mon to lair 80 s7iA4 75i stoCkers e. Goa
8 40; bulls at a discount.
Hoes - Receipts to-day 1850 head;
Philadelphiss 80 5Os6 70; Workers IS so
as so.
SHEEr-Receipts to-day 0,2OO head;
best s 50a5 90; medium g 5Oa4 %; CON.
mon 80 50l4 25.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Moderately active,
SToCKs-GeneralIy dull and weak
throughout the day, the decline ranging
from t to per cent during the early hours
OF business, with recovery oil tss per
cent. Pacific Mail was exceptionally
strong, selling at 45t against AL early in
the day. The first cause Of depression in
the general list was the refusal Of the Su-
preme Court to advance the granger
cases, and the next the decline in wheat
at Chicago, Stock sales to-day 12S.0CO
shares, of which 1000 were Western
Union, $1,000 Pacific Mail, $4,000 Lake
Shore, 1900 Union Pacific, 5000 North.
western common, 5000 Rock Island, o..
600 Wabash, G.OOO Ohios, and 1000 St.
Paul common.
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New York Drv Goods.

NEW YORK, October 27.-The market
for the package trade was generally quiet
and jotbiug branches only moderately
active. Cotton goods moves slowly, ex.
cept heavy standard sheetings and cotton
tlannels, which arc in good demend at
unchanged prices. Prints and ginghams
fairly active. The DAILY BultEtiH says
Sprsgue's print works have been closed
in consequence Of a strike among the
cloak weavers, Wooden goods very dull
in first hands.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELKGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocks.

NEW YoRK, October 27.-MoNEY-2l
per cent; In the afternoon unchanged.
STERLING ExCHANGE.-Dull, 81 STA
4 SAT for 90 days, and 81 s7is4 SO for
sight.
GoLD--Intensely dull; all business at
10 Borrowing rates II to 4 per cent
per annum and 1Gl per cent per day.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $780,.
900. ClCarings $2O,OOO,OOO. Produce OK.
ports for the week $4,74S,5lG, the smallest
amount for any week for long time past.
GnYRRNNIRNra-S
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TraVelcrI' Guide.
GheQntelliqeuter:
Baby Land.

How many miles 10 Baby Land
Any one can tell;
Up one flight,
To your right;
Please 10 ring the bell.
What can you sec IN Baby Land
Little O.ks 10 white;
Dowuy heads,
Cradle beds,
FACES pnrc and bright.
Wha, do they do IN Baby Land
Dream and wake and play,
Laugh and crow,
shout and grow;
Jolly times have they.
Whist do they cay in Baby Land
Why, tne oldest things;
Might as well
Try TO tell
What q Birdie sings.
Who Is queen In Baby Llndf
Mother, kind and twcel;
And her love
Born above
Guides tho little feet.
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CLEVELAND, October 27.-Wheat-
Dull, 81 03a1 OF. Corn-DulI, held at
77s7Sc; new ears CSC on track. Oats
Unchanged, Petroleum-stcady; stand
ard white 0ic; Ohio state test 1lic; small
way lace higher.
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PTTyBURGH, October 27.-Wheat-
Unchanged. Corn - New cor 6Oa65c.
Petro!eum-Crude-s0c; refined 11ic for
Philadelphia delivery.
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THERE are three things in this world
that should not be triAed with-an TN
loaded gun, q woman's opinion Of herself,
and the business end Of a wasp.
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TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
L Wheeling.
George D. Caldwell, Administrator OF the estate
Of Noses G. Good, deceased,


rs.
Merchants National Bank OF West Virginia Al
wheeling, t al. In ChRncery.
The undersigned Commissioner Of said Court
hereby gives notice that In pursuance Of q &c.
cree made aud entered in the above entitled
cAuse by said Court on the 9Th day Of September,
1874. he will, Of his Ofca on the northeast corn.
CT OF ChApllne and Twelfth Streets In the city OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, on tho Sd day OF De.
eenbeF, 1874, commencing Of 10 O'Clock A. u
proceed 10 take. state and report an account Of
the liens upon tho real estate mentioned IL the
bill, being that OF which n. G. Good died seIZed
and Possessed, and the prioFities thereof, and OF
all claims and demands against the estate OF
Moses G. Good, decd; and that no will iulther,
at the same time and place, inquire into and re.
port any other matter deemed pertinent by him.
self or which may be required by any OF the
parties in Interest. l.. s. JORDAN,
Cbmmissioner Of said Court.
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, 6ols for Compl't.
oct2i-W -
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
w h oIesaIe GYocers,
1905 MAIN STREET.

Have now In store and for sale:
800 B6ls Flour, embracing While Rose, Bdcl.
wells, keystone, Howard and other standard
200 Hall Bbls Lake Herring,
100 White Fish,
900 No. . Mackerel.
40 No. 2 MAckere
4O0 Packages Maekerel, Nos. and . In quarter
g Tterces choice Carolina Rice,
l60 Bb!s choice N. D. Molasses,
90 Hhds choice N. o. Sugar.
10 BblS syrups.
. 100 Bbls Standards A, B, Extra c, Granuls,ed,
Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and &c Sugars,
100 Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
g half Chests prime to choice g. P, Teas,
50 Caddies prime 70 choice g. P. Teas,
20 Half Chests prime to choice Black Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HalbrOok's, ] X, MN.
net's, PAGES and other good reliable brands.
among the best In the country. Our stock Il
lull and complete, and will be offered 10 the
Gade A. the lowest market price We invite
Close buyers 70 eau and examine our stock be.
mario NELL d ELLnTGHAM.
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insurance.

OFFICERS.
GO. MZEDzL, President
j. n. VANCE, Vice President.
a.. L. WILEY, Secretary.
!. Il. WILLIAMS, Asst Sec. and TT.
JOHN BISHOP, Genl Agent and Adjuster.
George Adams, Tho. p sb.,,..o,.
q. ", Frsnzhein, in Vanro A''e'os''
II. Reilly. Geo HSnSo;
John Il. Hobbs, Ii S,ITaI''
Geo. b. Caldwell, N'''''' A.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-08-01

The Lyes Insured by the Society are carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera,
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to the
The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
re;arned annually TO the Insured