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STEAMBOATS, ar0 iiailcoaos.


ALBANY PEOPLE LINE STEAM
- BUA1S caye PicTAi r.. DAILY (sandsya excepted
al m.. for Aibauy acd All ponts rorsh 1ad wet
EOR NEW-IfAYEN, HARTFORD. SPRING
FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS MDSrikAlA andu1ter-
loiHts ieAys rer2, H. R dsiy ,>uuc,ys
excepted D. u q. clnrec-lng Win special I1
NeslsYen ,r Hartford. Springfield &c i.kcis aDld LEd
tassage checked at Oit Broadway YORK, amt CouItst,
BroosITn.
DHlLAUELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
! the NkWJERsEY SOUTHERN L R--F'Fc lower than
by anv rouie, commencing May 1876 Leayo New
York Pier 9, =. h.. ip5t eotorstp 6:tJ a. NJ. Tor
Long Branch and mtrEm-Se statousi 30 m Tor IA a
dcluhis Long Branch. Toms silver. Nneand &c. p.
for IA..l.i.ia Ltus branch. sud rucEertoI
". SNEDEE a. N
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17

DAILROAD TlCEET OFFICE,
"a Mossr5 H. b. CLAFLlN = Co.'S corner Church ans
sts Y. Centennial excursion tickets bou sh, soi
exchanged. 4. TIiOkNE, Agent
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80. n. ABBOTT. General Passenger AssaL New-foEk,

Rsur~si Asy / to Pier s3 y. r.. ieot of y lrlngst
LFOR hCND0UT and KINGSTON, connecting
with Ulster ani Delaware hsIraSs, la1c,nc a. H sh'
land Falls tWast Polnt) CORNWALL, Ns@burgn Asr50ro,
Xillon, FoaShksops.e sd nsopus steamio9s la9nt,
Corns every Tuosazy. NhurNy ARD SstLrssY I1ne4
W Baldwin Monday, Wednesday Friday sprugt Ter -
y u. l.
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BOUND BROOK ROUTE
PASSENGER An FhkfIhf s StAkADNo' ,...o,
- IN NEW lUkA-OsnIa La-lrsAu OK HrHJrtss!i iV''
Liberty ST.. NOith River , 80.
IN PGILADEIPHlA-NortA PeunsJlVSAIs hs1fea' W.
Esrks and AmsT.car-Ss
Comnenoln. AONDAY, Nay IS, 1876 Trans
Leave NcvT York T;l5. 10 m. $50 t. go p "a
T:5r, s.5J 4. 20 5, t4S IN
Hates Had frssht o 5y osheI topss
anra delivered ls map Sati ssee % tes
Cenisu.isI t,ronaGs. II. = BALDWIN,
xept C.. r. X. % y. :.
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CALENDARs-Tms DAt.

st,PEFYR r-CHANDEa'-tATR TRkScR, J.
Z PoAt AT Dlrf.niorf. l42. .Ths Kingston National
New-York tribune., 1876-05-17
-, vonx NAVY TR,BuNE WEDNESDAY MAY II, 1876.

lTll pornLoet agt. Bonrace'
sOI Moody q al. asi. Peu.
IOJi. .hoDins, IT, ~ g. ''s~
Could ei Al
1850. .McCfe oragi. spencer
Il.3. .Gail8udet ast. Bl0nH;
1853. .blld et al az. facA'
ART 90
1885. .sllano ct al. asI ponl"
e. ~.
252. .siulleragt OI'ren, sc,
1888. .O'Conror agL unlief'
states life Irs. co. ,
1925. Brown at hip al"
ano.
lll1.Nilkinson ct al agt.
NObioapd ano,
I25..O'Bfien a9t CgblrsI C,l..'I
Park y. q i. River
n. Y. O..
lGsTlaM. & u. organ Oo'
?gt. Riman.
lf5I Miner agt. tro.att
IG57..PIi ia. & i.aling X. r.
GO. aCt MeYtf 81 ~;
II4Oio.Ma .kintOsh act. hnicK-
eYD1cEor Ice 90. e,
1903. .NOda.t agt. CaulGWeil
and anp.
1929 Gar Ragt. Crn"i0fu'
lT.7. owen agi. trrl'y.
l4gIlo. Welsh aet FlGsning "
y. side T.. u. 60.
l4S~ iqMOOuey agt Irancis
g4u dnO.
r7Ji2.----- agt. ,
1908. Blaschrch agt Phlinps'
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For t1aocth Il $50. 5:i5. 6l5. Z, 73o, 745 s. $50
sg .s y as. 40 445 &. S15 go 5t5. 6 5ls
csc 7, Z o, S.3o $3.50, l03O .li9, ~ ,. II.
Local Trans % Dunrlieu $50, go, IL p. ~
II T.. RICAEK, Supt. and Eng.
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A GREAT BILLIARD FEAT.
SextOn's Magnificent Playa Kun
that Mnue Dion Enthusiastic.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-The game
this evening was between Cyrille Dion
and Sexton. 1t started slowly and con-
tinued unexciting throughout four inn
ings, IN which Dion made ll6 and Sex
ton only 10. Then the great playing be-
gan. Sextor, in his fifth, had the balls
in good position, but carelessly scatter
ed them. He drew them together at the
lower cushion by several mastery draw
and fine masse shots. and then kept them
together in way that soon made the
spectators enthusiastic. The tive oaiis
Law against the cushion, and for shot al
ter shot upon them he scarcely logged
them from their places. Fifty points
were made before they were perceptibly
stirred. Even then they did not quit the
cushion, but only moved along it one way
and the other, while the score was deity,
steadily raised.
There was loud cheering and great ex-
c,tement when 100 was reached. AT 220
Dion Sprang from his seat and congratu-
lated his opponent and the applause was
renewed. Soon afterward some benches
were crushed down by the men who
stood upon them and stamped their ap-
prevail of the play. At the 276th shot
the balls were for the first time scattered
since early in the run. The excitement
rose with the probability of failure, but
Sexton seemed cool. He chalked his cue
carefully and made the shot very deliber-
ately. The balls spun round the table
and a count was vociferously cheered,
count on remarkably difficult four-cush-
ion shot, leaving the balls in almost s1-
actly their position before::the break. The
counting then went on until the 2s6tb,
when the balls again separated, q long
draw, not less than four feet, massed them
once more and ended the game by scor-
ing total of 800 in five innings, an
average of 60. The widest enthusiasm
was exhibited, and many wanted the run
continued. but the referee decided other
wise. In the second evening game DAILY
beat Slosson, 800 TO 254.
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supt. Of Free schools.

Editor Courier: 1.s
In tho Wheeling REsIsTrR OF the 10Th
of Nav, appears q communication. from
Marion county, signed delegates" IN
which information is asked as to the pO-
l,tical standing and qualifications of Prof.
S. II. Patrick, whose name has been men :
toned throug bout the State as q suitable
person for the Office Of Supt. OF Free
Schools.
Lake great pleasure TO inform "dele-
ystesn that Prot. S. H. Patrick is and al
ways has been Democrat; that the best
testimony as 10 his qualifications that can
be given, is our Union School over which
me- presidss so we'll; 3 school which Is sec
and 10 none in the state. Prof s. Il.
Patrick is a practical school teacher,
profession which he has followed for
many years. As Supt. OF our school, he
has given satisfaction to the city council,
parents aud children; and your CORES
pondent is one of many who would be
pained to part with the professor, who
certainly has everything combined neces-
ssry to All such important position - be
does. While I believe Mr.. Patrick can
hold his present position for many years
70 come; and while know that be would
make an efficient officer rs State Supt-
vet I for one also know he would be =
srea, loss TO our school-but as justice de.
mands that Mr.. Patrick should DO placed
where he still could do more good in ed
ncatine the young have given ''dele-
ostesp al the information can
SCHOOL 0FFIcKR
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VALUABLE o.
INFoR NATION
FOR BILIOUS. REMlTENT. and
INTERMITTENT FEVER,

orwhat Is more commonly termed Fever
and Ague, with pain in the Loins and
through the Back, an indescribable
Gully sensation do Sn the spine,
an Irresistible disposition TO yswn,
yawn, pain IN the Eyes, which
Is increased by moving them, O
blue tinge In the skin, and great listless.
ness and debility. VEGETINE IL asafe and
Positive Remedy. II is compounded ex.
clusively from the Juices OF carefully te-
lected barks and herbs, and 30 strongly
concentrated that IL Is one OF the Greatest
Cieansers Of the Blood that IL or can be
put together. YEGETINE does not stop
with breaking Chills and Fever, but 1t ex-
tends its wonaefful influence into every
part of the human system, and entirely
eradicates every faint OF disease. VICE
TINE does not act as q powerful cathartic,
to debilitate the bowels and cause the pa.
tient to dread other serious complaints
which must inevitably follow, but 1t
strikes at the root OF disease by PuLiIlny
the blood, restores the Liver and Kidneys
to healthy action, Regulates the BoweIs,
and assists Nature in performing all OF
the duties which devolve upon her:
Thousands OF invalids are suffering To-
day from the effect OF Powerful Puryative
Nostrums, Frightful quantities OF Qui-
nine, and Poison doses Of Arsenic. neither
OF which ever have, or ever could, reach
the true cause OF their complaint.
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hore that the Stste can not find 4 better
educated or moro refined gentleman to
ali this Office than he is. We hope he
will receive the nomination and full sup
port of the people Tor that Office. N 81
Gov. Jacobs and family, We tundar-
stand, Are visiting here now. Saturday
night the students safepadsd him, with
the hope that he would give them .
speech, but / believe they were disap-
pointed somewhat, for 8 he only made Q
few remarks thanking them, &ess
The College will have its Commence
ment day June 18th, A large sttsnd-
ance Is expected. The most popular
teacher this year appears to be Prof.
ZollarA he has succeeded remarkably
we'll. We know not whether, the col
lege can keep him another year or not.
Such successful men are rare, and in de-
mand. He has manifested j. unusual
energy in working for the college, but it
is doubtful whether he will be willing to
continue with the college unless they
give him better opportunities for sue
ceeding. He is young, but is one of the
best members of the faculty, If we judge
from the manner IN which his students
speak Of him. ''''''-' ''-'''' . ..,.,, I.
There are fine prospects of excellent
crops this year. We are whole.souled
Democrats here.
Yours truly,
CITIZEN,
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VECETlNE

works in the human system In perfeci
il il pleasant to the taste, genial to the
stomach, and mild in It's influence on the
bowels, IL il absolute In Its action on dis
ease, and IL not vile nauseous Bitters,
purglng the Invalid into false hope that
they are being cured. VEaEriNE Is a
upon Scientific principles, 1t is endorsed
by the best PHI ysicians where its virtues
have been tested, is recommended only
where IN Medicine Ia Needed, and IL not
mixtu OF cheap whisky sold under the
cloak OF Bitters, -ta .t
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I'm THE LANE.

The daises star the summer grass;
And, with the dancing leaves at play,
AdoWn this lane the breezes pass,
In pleasant music, all the day.
I love the sweet, seQuestered place.
The gracious roof OF gold and green, cas-
Where arching branches 1nterlace,
with slimpsss Of the sky between.
I see In dropping roses trail
From tangled hedgerows 70 the grounds
hear the chanting swell and tail, -
or fond love-lyrtcs, all around.
And here, adown the shady walk,
In days divine now passed away,
Entranced, listed TO the talk,
That ever held my heart In sway. -,
In da, when birds began to sing.
Because they found The earth was fair;
In halcyon days ofhappy spring,
None aught but rs our joys to share. u
But pleasure past Is present pain;
The petals Of the rose and shed;
The piercing thorns alone remain;
I live TO sorrow Tor the dead: ~
Chambers Journal.
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Remington Sewing Machine,
WITH HEMMER, TELLER, BRAIDER
AND GUAGE.
Iron Stand with Black Walnut To SIS %
Same Machine with Drop Leaf ......-. u %


Reasons Why the Remington Fansiy Ssse.
inc Machines are Superior 70
oil Others. 100
ist-Their simplicity. The use OF them
Is very easily acquired, and any girl OF
ordinary intellinencs is capable OF keep
1.-The Constructioh OF the Machine Is
speed than any shuttle Machine now In
the market. In factories where the speed
has been reRfstt red. over 100 stitches per
minute have ben attained with ease.
Sd-Their Durability. Being 20 strong In
s s nhsaf P picity and being se nom the
harsh, jsrring movements and friction, 20
common In inferior machines, they will
wear long time without repair OF any
kind.
change OF the needle and thread, they viii
sew the finest cambric or the heaviest
leather. All the various kinds OF boots and
shoes, buckskin sewing, clothing, caps,
stays, shirts, nantes and dress.making
can be done with equal facility.
great quantity OF thread.thus saving In
great measure, the trouble OF Milling the
bobblns.
6th-The means OF getting at the re
Quired TENSION on the TIN eads In 20 simple
and complete, that even oack-stitch on
BOTH SIDES Of the material (which will not
rip or ravel) c.p be readily obtained.
tth-They will sew with equal facility
Silk, Twist, Linen Thread and common
spool Cotton.
Sth-They have no rotary cams, cog
wheels or lever arms TO make noise, run
hs I'd, or TO get out Of order.
BY the new and peculiar movement OF
needle and shuttle and thfead-controlling
parts, there Is less wear or strain on the
thread used. The On read being set in the
material uninJured, the work 10 therefore
better and stronger than that done ON any
othsr machine.
Sold on easy terms by CHARIsES a.:
KRYTER, Agent for Ohio, Brooke and
Marshall counties. my25b
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Boston Transcript.
The library of Harvard College has
been discovered to be exposed TO new
and alarming danger in the form of the
white ant an insect whose ravages have
been often serious in Europe. while In
one of our Western States a fine library
has been totally destroyed, and another
collection in the South badly damaged.
Their liking is chiefly for books but they
riddle wooden buildings easily until the
structure finally falls. Prof Hagan
thinks that the recent fail of bridge over
the Fitchburg railroad was owing to the
boring OF these insects, and considers the
North avenue bridge peculiarly exposed
to their attacks. They have appeared
about the library and serious results are
feared. The turf about the building has
been taken up and replaced by gravel by
way of protection.
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Gives HEALTH. Strength, and Appe-
tite.

MY daughter has received great bene NJ
Lining health was . source OF great anxi-
etx TO ali her friends. A few bottles Of the
VIC rrINE restored her health, strength
and appetite. n. d; ILtDn.,,
Insurance and Real H Essate ASI
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION,

BosToN. Nov. Is, 1875.
n. r. STEVENS. Eso.:-, ,
Dear Sir-During the past nve ye rs !.
have had ample opportunity 70 luage y,
the merit of VEGErINE. MY VIE nas u -
II tor complaints attending lady OF deii-
cate health, with more benencial results
than ANYTHING else which she ever trisd.
I have given it TO my children under
almost every circumstance attep ding
iarye family, and always with msrRea
henefit. have taken IL myseif win sucn
great penefit that l cannot nnd words W
EXP ess my unqualified sppieciatlon OF
While performing my duties az Police
Of,, ,er in this city, It has been my lot 10
fail in with n great deal OF sickness. un
hesitatingly recommend VDGETINk: anu !
never knew of o case where IL ola NOT
move All that was claimed TOT IL. raruc-
piarly In cases of debilttated or lmpov-
srished state OF the blood It's enects are re.
siiy w nderful; and for all complains
srts;ng from an impure state OF the
bi' cd IL appears 10 work IKE cnarn,
and / do not believe there are any cilS .. -,
stances under which SEGEIlSE can az
nsed with injurious results. and IL I'll
aIways afford me pleasure 10 give any
iurther in forma ion as 10 WHAT Aho"
about vE8ErISE- rJrrJ
,-..h Police Station 4.
a, a. .. Gil b., All 0ru00icfe-
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MiscsLLAmoEus.
lnvesf m. Real Estate.

THIs Is A FAVORABLE TIME 10
4 invest In real estate IL Wheeling.
Property II low and money II not hide
mAnd In active enterprises.
Investments judicfously made In real
estate possess the two prime element to be
sou hf by investors, viz: Absolute safety
and certainty OF increase In yelue. ~ =,
Unlike shares h Incorporated COM
psnies, such Investments are under your
own control.
with Q single hundred dollars, some prime
properties for Investment. Call and see
myO PETERSON q BAKER.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Gerry CLfRKS OFFICE, 4
WHEELING, May Is, 1916.

ma NA" Gerry CLRRK& OFTrcK,f
L5 a WHEELING, May Is lH6. :
Sealed proposals win be received at the
office OF the City Clerk until Thursdsy,
June Ist, 1876, at 2o'clock p. n, Tor furnish
ing and setting all curb stones and furnish.
ing and laying all crossing stones that
may be required for the use OF the city OF
wheeling during the year lS7e. Said curb
stones 70 be OF the following dimensions,
to-wit: t1J four feet long, (2) twenty-five
inches wide and (5l inches thick ends
ing stones to be not less than six feet (@
long, and (9 two feet wide aud Q0) ten
inches thick Proposals to be addressed 70
the Chairman OF the Committee on
Streets and Alleys" The Committee re.
serve the right 10 reject any or all bids.
9Imy r. A. BRITT, City clerk.
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MISD READING, PsYCnOMANCY
Ia, Esseanation. Soul Chaxming. Mesme-
ei,h Elm anu Marriage Guide, showing how
louse r sex may fAscinate and gain the
chooIssn d anection OF any person they
aunt 4 CO., l& b. 7th St, Phils., Pa. :
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BrrAAsY, W. VA, Nay ..

Editors OF the Register:
We SO letters in your excellent paper
from different parts Of the State, givihg
news AZ how things in general are sue
cesding, and making suggestions - to
whom the people should elect for once,
&c. A. 70 the latter, ! think the oaiy
man wbou tho people can all units upon
Is Prof. w. K. Pendleton for Superin-
tsndent Of Public SchoolA We think
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Accommodation tram leaves Bellaire at
t.3I p. NJ, and arrives at Steubenville at
sayP.M.
special Accommodation trains leave
Bellaire at $50 q. m, and 1880 p. m. I;
Bridgeport 10 % u. m. and :06 p. IN; arrive
81 Martins Ferry at 10 :l5 q. m. and 10 p.
m Returning leave Martins Ferry ut
II ~ H. m, and 800 p. m; Bridgeport ii 40
.. H., and 3:lO p. M; arrive at Bellaire at
II % a. H., aud 3:25 p. IN. .
Tickets tn all principal points In the
Est and West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
OIL the station at Bridgeport.
+. r. MYERS,
apis General Passenger q Ticket Agent.
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sss:s' i !: z: s' e: e
m those OF any other
reliable house. Correspondence Invited
4, the English and foreign languages, with
Inventors, Attorneys 1t Law, and other
Solicitors, especially with those who have
had their cases EJncrKD In the hands Of
attorneys In rejected cases sur fees are
reasonable. and no charge In made unless
we are successful.
INVENTORS q *: s::i s::;s;
your invention and we
will make nm examination at the Patent
Once, and n we think IL patentabis will
send you papers and advice, and prosecute
your case.
n A n r Oral or written In all mat.
VIII tsrs relating % r n RI
M III vIu 2atenS, Patent ,
tons.
References NJ. ID. Legeett, ex Com.
missioner OF Patents, Cleveland, OHIO; U.
II. Kelley, Esq, sec'y National Grange.
Louisville, KY.
Send stamp for our "Guids for OBTAIN.
Ing Patents" Address
LOUIS BAGaER a CO.,
Solicitors Of Patents, washingtoB, Do
feblo
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found % desir-
able. = Containing neither oil nor
dye. it does not sod white cam
bric, and yet lasts long on the hair,
giving it . rich glossy lustre and .
grateful perfume.
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original color, tcuh he guess on'
freshness Of youth. Thin hair is
thickened, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can re-
store the hair where the folliclcs are
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed. But such as remain
can be saved for usefulness by this
application. Instead Of fouling the
hair with q pasty sediment, it will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling on
and consequently prevent badness.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make some prepara-
tions dangerous and injurious to
the hair, the yigor can only benefit
but not harm it. fwanted merely
for q - 8Tsf eu
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For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agree
able, healthy,
and efectual
for preserv-
ing the hair.
Faded mgay
Ihair Is soon
restored to its
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TODACOO0. HE
Navy lbs.
Hslbrook's Monitor, LcoisvilIe
Locker, Virginia Dare
lib Boom, s Gable Roll.
NAVY lisa arr
Jib Boom lIoaisvIils,
Old Reliable, Nectar. ~
Andrew Jackson.
HAs o0A H..
Andrew Jacksos, PIaptseS Chew
Universal.
TW1ols. = n
Gold Charm, Jewslsd Ham \ 4,
Beau Monde, Patrick Harry,
sunny South, MillsssS ~
Talboth, Venus,
Loeb in Csddisa Fig Leaf v Druma
d" = W DPSght ~. ~ 90"
Peach Blossom, Wa.Aos.
Rose Lump, Victoria
Peytoa 0ravs'sy. -1
smoking.
r. q. Il, Il d lbs, 0oed Eaoueh Il
Army d Navy t. SCRAP ., nre
Tom q Jerry "a az, ~: Letter r.
With the shove extensive variety Of
brands and lasgs stock d Tsbaeos. ss
invite oil Who buy thsss eoods 70 consalt
their OWE intsr.t b giv3g !. call: 4
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Nos 2and run daily, No. and Sdaily,
eI Talt bound trains make connections at
pai,imore for Philadelphia, New YORK
and Boston. At WashfngtonCfty for all
poW,nn.sS, honnd trains make direct connsc-
,,ons for ali principal points West and
Np pniiman Palace Sleeper will run on No.
oand from BenwoOd to Chicago.
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{. wISGEnrKR.

ID IN ~ y Z - = |.
nricx AND REsIpEscx 10. igss
(Dusin sfree<, above Ilth. Whesliag. w.
VI. Nitrous Oxide 0as and osnex 49,
alnaieu "A iuiafnnad Oclh
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sMs Street Csricatures

new Book, SSPsges, containing u En-
we'd ninstraii0na with Inflammation ,3f
Ma RIGE 4 GA, RAnksn and broksn
al street, N. Y. Ho'o
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-17

1t shows not alone how to get into
insurance, but when the object for
which the policy was taken ceases to
exist, how to get out pleased and
soti:fed.
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Each applicant elects his own term
and is not compelled to pay for
insurance any longer than he needs
it.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-17

1t is q plain contract, easily under
stood, and possesses every element Of
safety, security and satisfaction, and
Is more permanent, less wasteful
and more valuable than any other
vet devised,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-17

1t arms and defends at all points,
and no safeguard for life or death,
against want or restitution, is more
complete.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-17

to which they call your particular at
tention, fully believing that it sup
plies wan, long felt BY the insuring
public.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-17

Everypohcy, no matter what its
premium, has endorsed upon it its
annual value, year after wear.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-17

1t gives the largest protection the
money will buy in the event of death,
and guarantees a definite cash sur
render value to the living owner, for
each annual premium paid.