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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

Usf RECEIVED ard nov opening. f, General
" "s'"fi""tiol Dy GpOds. Gr. cefies. 4 Qpcens.
we 81 every variety. 40 kinds uf Gpli, ri
.'' ~ '' nrp' we'd and 1''sn1hlc siy le, ~. lpN o.,
hey clu be .D!d 10 No, Upnc. t., -. t.,,...... -,
'"'u y MGINNlg.
may No Ia Marker s,r.tc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

( OACu TRIMMINGS rcc'd his dgy.
- Gum Cloth Pateni Dasn Lclrher Bnss and
S'l'et Huh B1rds. OIL cnrrel. S,ump Jpinfs. con,
Lace. SC. &c vc.oi The lloflwato Store a.
Sep ~ OFT GREER wheeling va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-30

tsT fECEIYED and for sale vcty low Il,
% fkioR \ PAUL.. Wholesale D,ssri,f,
lbl Moftr Street, Wurt LiNo.
40 Brls Whiting
? * Fresh Chamomile Flove,7
scs lndia Rhuburb Root rt,mc
80 efoss SurcGof Blackins
. cntcs small Sicily Lqnori,o
- boxes Ground Mustard IN coca
20 60 Pepper
IS do Cinnamon
do Cloves
d. Rics
200 kegs While Lead
cusks Sup While Clue
300 OOO Percussion Cans
boxes cssn'o sop old ond dry
20 btkei> Ffe.h olive OIL
btls R,dned caophor
5 30 cream oi Tartar
ctse Chincc Vcnill.on
BALES I1din Sienna
20 h'nes Ddlen's SDnps IN cabcs MD bars
ca'k Nntmtgs
% Lbs English cslomsl
100 DO Ameuran DO triI
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-15
VOICE OF FREEDOM.
brandon, Thursdey May Is, is4S.
Papers ror gratustoWs aastributio.,,


as The Voice OF Freedom will BE-
furnished 10 those who desire TO circulate
gratuitousy, at "a for 90 copes--l3 mum
bcrs; commencing at Vol No. |, which
will be on the 26lh of June next, and will
extend to the time OF giving the result Of
The State elections. Those who prefer,
may have ten copies 26 weeks, for the
o.. This will furnish the reader with a
sketch Of The Legislative proceedings, and
the laws enacted during the coming ses>
sion.
Will not the friends, more especially
within the thirty mills. give US good lis,2
Cash 10 adrancH will BE- expected on the
above terms.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-15

Total, Sl6O,6O(
Although the route Of the Central roac
appears to be 20 miles The longest, stll
their estimate for rails is less by NOR,
than 100000 than ours.
Without referring to many other minor
points OF difference, it will here be observ
ed, either that these estimates on the Cen.
'ral Road are altogether insignificant and
insufficient. for the object, or that the En-
aineer and the friends OF the route do mol,
anticipate over hall the amount Of bust.
ness which is expected from a road On this
side of the mountain.
Gen Clarke next addressed the meeting.
He pointed out succinctly, but very clear.
y, the course and The means which were
to be adopted, and urged that no aba,e-
ment should be suffered in our efforts, IN.
Ill all such means we're exhausted, and The
success of the enterprise be rendered Ger,
tain and complete.
Mr. Briggs from The executive commit
tee. said he was instructed 20 recommend
that the fifth article Of the Constitution
(Which provides for The raising OF funds
by subscription, and the employment Of an
Agent 10 promote the objects OF the Asso
clatlon) should not be pu, into execution
until alter the books are opened The
suggestion was approved by the meeting.
DR. J. w. Hale enforced the necessity
OF sustaining The weekly meetings of the
Association, as n means for communicate,
ing the most valuable Information prepar-
atory TO the commencement OF this grea, |
work. And he wished 10 have the mos,
measures adopted 10 secure sub.
scriptions to the stock when an opportunl-
y should be presented for that purpose.
Mr. Williams alluded to The deep inter-
ost which had prevailed along the line Of
he Cheshire RaiIroad and which had res
suited so successfully for the prosecution
81 that work. In the village Of Bellows
Falls, on grand list representing $780,.
to The stock OF that
Road were taken to Tire amount of 334, 900,
A like ratio on the grand list representing
he property Of Brandon would require
subscription Of $4,000.
He also mentioned that it was stated by
Mr. Ofmsbcc Of Rutland, that there would
probably be $50 stockholders in the Rail
'oad in that town. Ia Piuslord we have
assurances that there are bu, two amongs,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-15
BRANDON RAILROAD
ASSOCIATION.


ASSOCIATION.
A very useful and highly interesting
meeting OF this Association was held at1h'
Town Hall, on Friday evening.
The President on taking The chair ad
dressed the meeting a. length, and will
much warmth, upon the great importance
Of Railroad through Western Vermont
and of the immediate necessity OF action
deliberate, but vigorous and untiring &C
ton in order to its success. Being him
self strictly an economist in all matters re-
Ia,ing TO the public. and having carefully
examined some Of The items contained in
The Engineers report, he showed very
clearly that the cost Of constrcling the pro-
posed Road was over estimated and that,
especially. in relation TO the superstruc-
ture of 1.-THE grading could be done, and
the stills and o.her timbers provided at a
much less expense than was supposed BY
the Surveyors Of the route.
A proposition was made by John Co.
nnn,, Esq, that an additional Secretary be
provided for The Association, and on no.
ton of Gen. Clarke. II. +. DANA was ap.
pointed TO that office.
On motion Of II. F. Dana, it was re-
solved that the Executive Committee be
authorized and instructed to make imme.
date arrangements for Mass Meeting
to be convened at Brandon, for The promo
ton Of thegreat projec, now under consid
Grafton, and that distinguished friends Of
the route from abroad, be invited TO attend.
The meeting was then briefly address
ed by DR. A. G. Dana upon the relative
estimates made by the Engineers OF the
Central and Western Vermont Railroad
surveys.
Some oflhe most extraordinary discrep.
ances were presented, as follows:
On the Western Route Mr. Felton, IN his
estimates prorides for
20 locomotives costing $4,000
each, 100000 |
20 passengers cars, $500 each, $4,000
10 baggage $50 $500
1000 freight. 800 100000
S snow plows, " 500 " 5000
turn tables, 1000 " 1000
Depo. buildings, way sta,ions,&c. 10000
Total. S54O,5OO
On The Central route Mr. Garter in his
estimates procides fo' only
locomotives at $4,000 each, $40. 900
passengers cars 1900 L" l4.4OO
baggage cars, 500 " 1900
100 freight cars, 400 10000
snow plows, $50 1000
turn tables, 800 5000
Depot buildings, way stations, &C.. 60. 900
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Datsnt nlc0ilines.
wrSTAR'S BAlSAM.

4 COMPOUND RALSAMiC PREPARATION from
"A Wild Cherry Bark snd rsr-The best kkNtDf
Group Recting al The Lungs. Nhooping cugh br0ncfr
is franerxa >horfne-. OF Breath. Pain and Weakness II
he Breast Side. Liver Compliant and N" hrst stages o.
CONSUMPTION.
hopeless have nrny esh shed - vas, superiority over
former maiicA discovery. II las Always been s -
Naures own Prescription being formed cherry non
ch@mics extracts from Wild Chsrry BARK ami Tsr-two
re> thai thcky scattered wherever diseases oi 'hr
lungs prevail We 1--WE aev instances Of 10 eNtrsoniinsr,
power. from ScSaiogl- almost ~iihOui end.
sly address vii be gwen ~ tf- >esSNork Agency
who gwen up by al of her physicians 10 DE OF con
sumption had hard tnmor for months the side-rsss
among Quantities OF matter OF bsny sub-tancrhsc
taken medicine for months, being past al h0p-en-
arey cured by few bottles OF his bsssm IN September
ard October IA
A Car,nan New-York City who had not slept lying
down. for seven years being obliged TO sleep in sns
posre 80 far cured attend to his business the
stormy weather
Thomss Brsdee Esq J. p Jamaica, /. cured OF asthma
n ~ standing.
Thomas Coyens HsdionfeB. ~ J. t-sthes under cath.
tst h had violent cough snd pam IN The -ideior months
raised srge cusns< vi corrupt msiier-aso nnch bood-
his physicians could Go hul nite Tor mi-gs'r mn ps ="
mercury but Did no goOdhs friends al supposed h- nad
gaoping consumption entirely cured by three bottles "
WlSTAR'S RAI.sAN
Mrs Ann d Hopkins Of Knove-vile, y. Y: enufri,
cured OF liver compsi and general debility OF egheen
months standing -
jacob Hoffman NJ D. Huntington. cured child Of P.
schroebe obstinate disease OF The Lungs, alter ne IA"
irird AL the uslR remedies IN vain
Gases tally occurring m every part o me country
which prove ncone>by the vast peforty ot tins ba-a
every shade Of Lung snd Liver disease every ohe
preparation heretofore know the ssr!d.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail by A. X. D. SANDS
Wholesale Druggists - Fuif0n-sL New or< Sold also
Only AcESTs IN rms CRY Price. 81 per bottle Sin
hotties for - mh1S ON
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fine Uatebes ano ]ewslrp.
com AND s1LvER MATCHES.

Al
DlCHARD FISHER. r. Wsfch-Naker and jeweler
IL now prepared Sc, WATCHES al retail lower hsr
other House I'm The city A. he = constantly receiving
Al descriptions direct from the Manufacturers IN England
France aud switzerland he enabled offer very srgt
of Gold Watches from SIS To >co each. silver
do from :, to 80 each-a warranted Ia keep good TINE
1FWEL.RN aud SILVER WARE very low.
" B.->ecgud hsud Watches and Old Gold and Silver
aiken m exchange bought for Cash Watches. Clocks
Music Boxes and Jewery repaired IN he best manner AID
House In This city. RICHARD FISHER Ir. Importer OF
Watches and fevery Wholesale and Retail 40. 81 Bros'
way. New York, few doors above The Cry Hospital
nlly Richard sishER. Jr
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of Gold ard Silver Du
Vertical WATCHES, selected from The hes Manufacturers
Europe, which viii BE- WARRANTED perfect Time
asepers
Also some new Patterns Of Gold Chains Seals. Keys. &c
Do 90. 90 Gold Pencil Cases = Gold Penn
Do do. do Thimbies, Rings PM. &c.
Do do do Bracelets, win stones
All the above arc =. will be- sold IN. LOW EST PRICES
and warranted Dee equal 20 the best made IN the city.
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF Fine Watches sc
No : Nssssn-si. opposite the Custom House
=. STie above articles carefully Repaired and W AZ
rsntrd. hy lhe mOstskiiful ~Orkmen in the city mby
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.
'I,hE 81 BSCRl BERS respectfully invite the attention Of
their friends and the public 10 their select assortment of
ZINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, consisting ~
Duplex Lever and Lepine Watches Ofte various approved
naAes csso IA the ueaies style and warranted correc
time keepers
silver Knives. Forks, Spoons Ladies' Tea Sets. Cups
Casters, &C.
Plated and Britannia Ware, Specisces. Pencil Cases
Maniel Clocks Fine Cutlery Fancy Goods &c. whIchuey
arr enabled TO offer for sale At very reduced prices
Watches and Clocks carefully Repaired aud Nsrranled.
At The Cd Esablshed Store 90 Pearl Of Fulton
street. opposite L. :. Hotel 10y
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TnOMr,O>,- TRUs-E-. sold by

NJ. K BENJAMIN, Otc- - bc-sman street
paTAboui 40 Of u~ physician. ana surgeon. 81
X Nrw-Yofk have given their decided preference
ID dis Truss Rraduar The pressure rom %" Ia
~ hounds On the rIpnre. without bach psd, which does
80 much injury The spine fair tis being ths best test
- IT, superiority II spp.d and ss days Trial gwen ard
does he rupture while performing every Kind
II exercise or ching and give perfect .asethe money
eh-erfuly returned permanent IL .ssi.y effected
md warranted. II dir,ciio followed
Those sending for u- Truss need only m.nu0nb~ side
lptred round The hips The pressure can
l.g rafusfei - sui ti"ir css@ 30 "
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MRs 2 KIDnER,S

nYSENTFRY CORDiAL-An immediate and perfect
~ remedy for Cholera Dyseuery, proirecird Di7rhra,
common Cholera Murbls Cholera lnarum Sea Sickness.
nd every ca. of Debility Sold wholesale and retail ~
Now York 10 Office of r. kdder % Chatham street. AMI by
r. Porter No Fcchcrsirect, shipping aEentior ne same,
md hv Mr- r. oder. Office No lno COurstr,st Boston
Druggists and others supply themselves al either place
o. j. also sold by II Daley, p Fuon-ireet Dr. Miner
,ofer OF John and Broadway and Dr. T. NJ. Guon corner
10 BOwery and Grand street. Jyis I'm
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FEuER AND AGuE

.srI,HAT OLD FANORfTE AND STERLING RENE
l DYr-" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TURF" for Fever and Aguer No medicine, IN any
T country has eve. met with such universal -ucce-stprO
tected against cofcre by the written signature Of the
proprietor John H. Road, the top of each boe) II
may had fan strength. geuuineuess and purity. al
he orr nal inventors Oicr. No p North secondsree
lpma of 3D. D. Fay" General Agent, No jo Full
inus Lamp storel sun Buildings NeN-lor~. e27 tme.d
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II Alpha Delta Phi-The different Chapters of iie
Alpha Delta Phi Society,". VII bold Convention in New Ia.
ven. the "Wednesday preceding the annual Commence
meat Of Ia.c College. fAr-lsf -lihi
New Haven. july p 1915 ic2i IN
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ARTHUR B. BRADFORD

AR. BlEBf. Botanic Physician, successor Ia Dr. John
~ Thomson sou Of the founder OF the Inom.onan sy--
tenn ~ Practice - continues 20 treat Chronic ID -case- a.
usual Al his Botanic nhumary, Jb BrOOme street, Three
doors of the B0wery, where may Still De had such
me rnes a. we're formerly kept hy Dr. Thomson. also
more general assortment ~ Thom-OuiAn and vegetable
medicines ior family use. and reduced prices Ample
&c 0nmuda-ons for patients. Board AID attendance ON NE
most reasonable terms. No charge for advice.
y T. Our Anu-ScoTDltc Remedies for ihe blood are -i
perform x most wonderful Please call and examine
,.rfis.a..- i've 2aw WNSlru'
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PERIFoCAi sPEOTACLEs

THESE LENsES, pronounced superior Ia AL ot~fs 10
use BY Dr.. Lafdnsr Patterson, AMI numerous otter 'i'
-fc gentlemen American invention aud ttbr'
a only Al The new and extensive OfIltAL "Ohhs,
Sorb Osf,fd Mass Numerous treim"niaisW t-'b nirn'
an la. shown bat seeing 10 believing NE guDe are M
Led Il, Examine add Judge for themselves Iify may 10
fnd Al h. yshoe-se r.ia Agency, No ls1 Roadway
I'd also ait J. CRONENS BOOB store, % Broadway
,acnlt Gases ofd.tciens VISION solicited -
,ubxr vi v " bfioHAhs
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DEAR SfR: An incident took place at Cape May a few
days since which orcihy illustrates the benefit of Life
Insurance even for young men in fun health Mr. Irou-
boat a young merchant highly esteemed here was
drowned while bathing. Ii now appears that his life was
insured al two Offices for thousand dollars each. His
family are thus instantly placed in independent eircum'
stances whatever may be the situation Of his affairs
Tie Is said 70 have paid insurance for only TWO years
haye not inquired whether he has left other property
hut that circumstance does affect the question as "a
the proproty of every man IN business applying pof'
lion OF his profits this mode of securing his family
from want The practice OF msurins life j. necomih.
every day more common among our men oi business
salaried clerks and mechSnics The general principle
that insurance against loss Of property by nre OF the dau
GERS Of the positive duty Il pretty wen under
stood already The extension Of THIS principle 10 IN
e,rance on the life upon which the income OF family
depends il not so generally recognized bur lew eN
aniples Ike this Of Mr.. Troubat would do more 20
awaken public attention 10 the subject than whole vol
umos Of reasoning Il, brings the case home To men
bosoms and business 49,
You are fortunate IN having among your other LIE
Insurance Offices a branch of the National Loan una
Life Assurance society with IL capital OF two mii iis
and hall which liberal AZ 20 allow the insured "
share in the profits and several other important PRIV.
lcgcs which place is advantages within the reach OF
persons with veiy limited incomes
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l neiic fluid This remarkable discovery has recevec
he appreciation OF the Medical Profession of Gres
Britain and been Sufficiently long before the American
public 10 ve fair tal of IT. power and efficacy The IA
TENT GALvANtC RiSss have been found Ia answer all the
purposes for which the ordinary Gsvanc Battery or fecin'
Magnetic Machines used but without any of N,
INJURIOUS sHook which accompany the applications by thos,
and Ia many other respects more SAFE anf
CERTAIN inaccompl-hing he desired object
The Gavnc Rings have been used with perfect succe-'
all cases OF Rheumatism, acute chrome. applying Ia M
head face limbs Govt. r Dooreux, TOohache, bron
chfis Vertigo Nervous Sick Headache Indigestion. Par
lyss. Palsy Epilepsy tit-, tramp Papllsnon OF The Heart
ApOpeNy Stiffness Of JOINTS, Lum-ago, Ncrslya. O.ners
Debility Deficiency Of Nervous Energy and all Nervous
Disorders IN of confirmed Dyspepsia they have been
.ucressf. Their extraordinary effects upon the system
must be- Nnr,-fd 10 Dee believed and certain rKtNtN
TIVE complaints they equally Ia be- r~con
|ncndDd. The oaganI kiugs ia every way perfectly
harmless and sold at prices io be- within e reach Of ALL
LRIsrtFs MAGNETIC FLUID j. USED IN connection with he
Rings render their efficient action certain, aud 10 direcl
The Gaganc influence Ia Oh" particular portions which NJ,
affected.
For numerous certificates Of The highest character egard
ing ile efficacy the Ga.vanc Rings AMI Magnetic Fluid
reference made former Advertisements, or they may be
the ofc-. Only Agency IN New-fork i3i Fulton
street (>un Budng) In Brooklyn, al tie Store VI JAMES
W SMITH Druggist corner Fulton and Cranberry streets
fVJo
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

SCD AAAt' 4 -A'p IS 49,
No. SFRU,E-SrREETf TIRE Door from NassaHitreet
Two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. suppird with all kinds
i of PRINTING al the cheapest rate, VIZ
Csni-. Bills Iading,
Circulars, Receipts.
BIZ Heads. Checks &c
To LITERARY CENT N-Original Mrnpscr,pts print
I'd with uracy.
Pamphlets Stereotype Work, and all kinds Of
Books. Ttf,f Pres Printing.
To LECTURERS sND MusiCf,Ss.-Programaei beautifully
printed
Lecture Bls Small Bills for Disir-
M1Binioii Hns button. sc.
And every description of PLAIN ami OrRarsnfa job Hot
executed with great neane and puncualy. Al the Once,
s.. >yuce-fre,L
The improved POWER PRESSES. for Books. PAM
-HLFTs. &c.
All wors the above Presses will be- done ut extraor
.inary ow prices. Yllu
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TRIBUNE BOOK-BINDERY.

NO SPRJ CE-STREET. Third story. )-OAfLORD
y ALEXANDER, are prepared 20 eNecui" BINDING Tor
booksellers, Public Libraries. aud private indivdnais
y B.-Parcuar attention paid 20 reiuding old Boo g.,
Periodicals. Music good ~ le and At reasonable rates
Persons sitting the City have their hooks rebound al
hort notice ryX7u
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Emanang from rrEuls' fnY -ciau. ana applied on
above terms Beaiss Hal Restorative stands alone free
from Quackerv humtug Personal reference given 20
fr-t citizens 0s success Once i5i Fi-st
avenue Depot- - Broadway. Ladies Depository "a
Broadway; Ms--- Boston, II Locusi-sireet Philade
cha v.a ST.
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~ Psi Epsilon Convention.-Th

~ Toe RI l-lNN rfAfill. Nlt Nr nfI
eye. New Haven on TUESDAY. A. yi- sfh 1874 mem
r- Of t Fr.fernifv are requested send a. In ro--f
business Will D. aid before The Convention for Do. acton
The Members viii assemble ~ ,. ? VI.
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

spREPARATORY (BOARDlNOl SCHOOL. MIDDLE.
4 TOWN CONS-D. H. CHASE, A. NJ PRINCIPAL
g.sb sh.d m lSl5 Sessions commrncr May iob ard Oct
,t continuing i've nonl., al 80 per session Thorough
,.s,afo Tor College Business and per,Dra Aitnuons
20 ..c,r-d % pupil. A. ny s most ~ pensiye sci"oA
"A. from New YORK. ARE placed n charge Of cafeo! per-
~, ,D'if - dD
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FOR THE PILES.

nR. UPHANS ELECTUARY tan internal remedy l.
~ = certain for lhe PILES. either internal or exef-
ualbredng blind. sold only IN this Guy al the ONCE OF
lfe on ginal Proprietor A. UPHAM, NJ d. regular educa
I'd Phy of twenty years experience, confined 10 M
cessuly treated Medical Office. l98 BOwery four DOOR
above Sprn sstreet Office hours from A. NJ. 10 =. NJ
A.I,.c.. r,.ti. iyZi IA
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~ II =
syupThi- celebrated remedy for the Of CON- mu
colds rs Diseases o The lungs liver complaint ana
dyspepsia can De- ht. -.i a. le old established Office
NJ TIE proprietor No f4 CoItand-strei one door below
Tue corner OF Gre-nwieh--iree-
Please bear r mimi flii No Cogrflanl- rect he
only place iu the CHS Of New Work, where toe geuu me-,
dicne can be- obtained VII T. :. BEEKMAN.
~ }. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counsellor Al
Law AMI Commissioner Of Deeds, Ac- viii afteni IN he
Reading Room Of Tammany Hal NJ al hours Of fie day
md evening. iyl5 osii
u The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company No
- Wal street inform 'hr public that hey prepared
all claims promptly. and their far unin
paired by he nre that they enabled 10 take Ma
-ne and Fire Risks heretofore the most reasonable
ems l. GREGORY President.
JOSEPH HOXIE. Vice Pres'i.
ELLwOoD W,LrFR, sec'y. iy@l I'm July 2lst
10 Life Insurance .-NATlONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY or LONDON-NEW-
YORK BRANCH.-Tle public are respectfully informed
That Dr. Rodgrrs Dr. Hosach VIII attend az the Socefy's
Ofce, - Nali-sL daily Sundays eAcepei al o'clock
P. NJ
And thai-wiih view 70 the convenience Of he French
and German part 81 the population of New-lOfs-Dr. Ar
loult will attend daily thu Office ~ - o'clock
each physician dcgOnr hour his dulles med cal
examiner Examinations viii ur conducted Of iheir respcc
i've places OF residence N prcefred during chours usua
Or receiving patients.
t. Fee paid by the Society
Dr. Rodgers resides a. no bIeecker.sircff
DR.. H0-ack lnl FBukln-strsrf.
Or. AruOlL SOD Broadway.
- Waii-..rcei. f,' % June. 1885
JACOB HARVEY. Chairman oi Local Board.
j. LEASDER SAKK, Manager AMI Genera Agent
ie1n 5faw osI