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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-25
A QUEER BOOT JACK.

a late London Magazine, giving an account
ola hunting adventure ofthe late Major Rog-
ers of the Ceylon Rifles says that he had kill
ed in the course of his life by his own hand,
t,0e!ye hundred eiephanisi Ofcourse he had
met with many singular adventures and hair
breadth escapes. One of these adventures is
thus relatcd
lie had just had fine sport with herd of
these animals-his four guns had all been
INSTRUMENTATION an unseen elephant made
q chHrge at him from the skirts ofthe jungle.
There was no help for it except to run, and for
one hundred yards Major Rogers kept just
ahead, feeling tevery step the animals trunk
trying TO insinuate itself around his lons. a
turn round tree gave him a momentary adj
vantage, which he made the most ofby sprin-
ing up into the branches (he was as nimble
as a cat and strong MS lion.) One FOOT higher
and he would have been out of the elephants
reach; but before he had time to draw up both
his legs, the elephant had got him firmly
clenched in the coils of his probosis. Still
Rogers pulled against him, thinking it better
to have his leg wrenched from the socket than
to fall back bodily into the animals power
The struggle, however, did not last long, for
to the delight of the pursued and the chagrin
of the pursuer, the Wellington boot that the
former wore, slipped of, the leg was freed
and the life of poor Rogers saved. (Save
us from such boot jack.) The dilemma how
ever, did not end here; for the elephant, find
ing itselfbalked ofits prey, after destroying
the boot, took up his quarters under the bran
cIIes, and kept his expected victim III the tree
for twentyfour hours, when the taPpal, or coun-
try postman, happening to pass by, Rogers
gave him notice ofhis position, and on this
being ntimated to the nearest village, the ell
ephant was frightened away by tomtoms and
yellings.--ilad this occurred in deserted
part ofthe Jungle, poor Rogers would inevi-
tably been starved to death in the tree.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-25

0="For Governing Children. / like the
persuasion principle, Master Eph. None of
your licking business for me-"
"Botb principles are good, doctor-the stick
ofcandy or coaxing system, and the stick of
birch or coercion system. Both are for licking
purposes, though for different ends in some
degree. A reasonable mixture, doctor-that's
the true system." .'t' .-t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-25

The carol ofthe lark, soaring upward it be-
came a spcck in the blue ether, was Emily's
music, as she again set forward on her jour
ney on the first faint blush of the dawn. AS
during the day preceding, she occasionally
met n solitary traveller, who though he might
wonder within himselfthat Il young and beau
tiiul female should be riding unprotected, at
a time when the country was infested with
those who recognised no law save what was
comprehended in the motto of might makes
right, contehted himself with noticing her
with bow or atew words of sautation.-
The morning was nearly past and the heat
began to be so oppressive that she determine
ed to seek rest and shelter ina house situa-
ted ut no great distance, in the midst of some
forest trees, which threw over it their cool
and grateful shade. She had Just come to
this conclusion, when she saw the CLEAN of
some red coats through the copse that skirt
ed the way side. Her first impulse was to
attempt to fly, but moments reflection told
her that the attempt must not only prove
useless, but the means ofeXciting suspicion.
In n few moments one of the number, whom
by his dress, she judged to be an officer, was
at her side. 1t was with much difficulty that
she so nerved herself as to keep the hand that
held the rens from shaking, for she was a.
ware that she had fallen into the hands Of
some ofLord Rawdon's scouts, Mrs. Their
wits having warned her that number of
them were on the alert in that vicinity.
The officer addressed her with much po-
likeness, saying rs she came in the direction
from General Greene's army, il was his duty
to ascertain the motives other journey.
Emily commanded her voice SO that its
tones were calm and steady, as she replied
that she was going to visit some friends; which
though not an untruth, was certainly an eva
sion, ga consciousness of this caused the Grim
son blood TO rush TO her cheeks. Her bushes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-25

0PMr Giddings, the Member ofCongress
from Ohio whose decided Abolitionisrh is
well known to the whole country, thus speaks
ofthe labors ofthat party and of the results.
He utters nothing but the truth:
"The men belonging to the Liberty party
at the last election, defeated at least six can
didates for Congress, who, if elected, would
have voted to repeal the gag rule, and the
slave laws of District of Columbia. Had
they been elected as they might have been |
fully believe those laws might have been re-
peale1. therefore think these men are re-
sponsible for their continuance" .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-25

Mem article Of Export Upwards of7000
tons ofwhite gravel have been shipped from
New York to London since the 5th Of Sep
TENDER last. II is taken from the beach nj
Long Island and used to bcauiify the parks
and gardens of London,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-25
By A, G, Chadwick,

TERMS OFTHE CALEDONIAN.-sI so
if paid within the year, 5000 if delayed be-
yond that time. No paper discontinued till
all arrearages are paid except at the option of
the publisher,
Advertisements inserted at themsual prices.
Transient advertisements to be paid in advance
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-25

DAVID TIcHENoR, veteran of the Revol,l-
ton, and brother ofthe late Isaac Tichenor,
formerly Governor of Vermont, died Mt his
residence in Newark, Nj, few days since,
in the S6th year of his age. '"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-25
THE BELLE AND THE STUDENT.

At a certain splendid evening party a haugh-
tyyoung beauty turned to a student who stood
near her and said, Cousin John, understood
YOUR eccentric friend LIS here, |
have q great curiosity to see him. Do bring
him here and introduce him TO me-
The student wentNin search of his friend,
and at length found him lounging on sofa.
Come L--,'said he, 'my beautiful
cousin Catharine wishes to be introduced to
YOU
well, trot her out, John, 'drawled =
with an affected yawn.
John returned TO his cousin and advised
her to defer her introduction to more favor
able time, repeating the answer he had receiv-
ed. The beauty bit her lips, but the next mo-
ment said; well, never fear, l shall insist on
being introduced ..
After some delay, L------was led up
and the ceremony of introduction was duly
performed. Agreeably surprised by the beau
ty and commanding appearance ofCatharine,
L----made profound bow, but instead
ofreturning it, she stepped backward, and raj
sing her eye glass, surveyed him deliberately
from head to foot, then waving the back of
her hand towards him, drawled out, T'rot him
off J Ohm! trot him off! that is enoughn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-04-25

MoRMeNs. A letter form Warsaw, Illinois,
dated March 20, says-"The Mormon expe-
dition is encamped about 60 miles up the
Des Moines. Many empty wagons have re-
turned TO Nauvoo. Rockwell, the assassin,
and Redding, have returned, with,the avow-
ed intention of numbering somebody"
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ARRIVED

Ship Charleston, Brown as i'm Charleston with cot.
Ship Catherine. Crsne ( ds i'm Chsy,..,o, ,r;, 80.
and rice. to Geo sutton s,eerage passenger
Bark Rose Standsh Spencer l. d. I'm N0r,..,, ,,,,b
provisions, &c. TO D Hurbu, s. Co ism ;ms w VIZ" 20
3d. long II 49, spoke ship Hlsh Hammond finn SorIssn.
70. NYork.
Brig Detroit, Porter s DIS FIN Charleston with eo.,o,
&C. 10 Durham Dimon.
Brig Metarora Gates II DIS fn Apalaehicols with COZ
ton and tobacco TO Hurlbut & Co. Sailed In com.
pany with bark Tberius and brig madison, both for New
York. 22d Inst lat 80 long u.s. spoke brig SEA- Allen I'm
Balze Hond for NYork. 2lst inst of Cape Hauerss.
passed quantity Of shingles water casks and drifting
lumber. supposed some vessels deck load.
Sloop Oliver Dawson, Cornell frn Rockaway Beach,
with iogwood of brig Harriet recently ashore at the
above place.
sloop New.York frl New.Haven, in ballast.
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Cob printins anb Book Binding.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE
No Z SPRucE-sTREET-( Three doors from Ndsdn!rectl
fyNHE facilities This establishment for JOB PilNTlNG
are perhaps unsurpassed by any othce r the CITY Inc
patronage Of the year has been such guarantee
great extension in resources We therefore, WIKI con-
hdenc-. issue the following Gard
OF PRINTING a. the cheapest rate, VIZ;
Cards Bills Ladlns'
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Checks, &c
To LITERARY GENrLEMES.-orts, al Manuscripts print
cd with accuracy.
Pamphlets Stereotype Work, and all kinds Of
To LECTURERS AND acknowledgement beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills, Small Bills for Distrl-
Mammoth Bulls, button, &c-
And every description Of Plain and Ornamental oo Work,
executed with great and puncuaiy at the ONCE
The Improved POWER PRESSES for Books, PAM
PHLErs, &c.
All work on the Presses will be done al exirsorti
uary low prices. ) rKAsIAS,
ji2u Tribune jon Printer
NEW-Y0Rk BOOk-BINDERI, III FulIon-s;.
N-A descriptions OF plain aud elegant Boob binding ex-
ecued with reaiuess and despatch
10 this establishment particular attention. given IN select
ting the OF materials and the most substantial ~orSlsn-
ship.
librarians and having Libraries will ma L. 70
their advantage call and examine for themselves al liz
Fuon-sL Specimens OF Binding in nj The various syle1 %
Sheep, Calf kussis, Morocco and Nelyc, Bindings
Dc II EDWARD WAIkEk
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

Ships Orleans Sears New. Orleans, VIM Nelson; c
Colon Smith, Havana Poppe S Tenison Gsrrick. Nash
Liverpool, Collins & Co; Quebec, Williams, Lon
don, Grinneil, Mnturn & Co.
BARK AlbertinS. Landuap Rotterdam, Wu, Weisser
Rrigs Scion. Anderson Lisbon, Nesmth & Walsh
Juno, Good Wilmington, NC, master.
- sehrs Rerald Small, Jamaica, E Richardson l. Co;
E'su,snd aS,ieck Newbern Lenity. Smith, Richmond
n Me'Ssa5y Ann Smith. Smith. Baltimore eager
esalsf Safla Johnson Baltimore, Johnson & Lowden
S S eouch, Richmond, Allen & Paxton Alabama
Ralph Post -''NN''' >s-"'--NN''
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Eeoal Notifies.
N Cu4NCERY Of New-Jer,ev. between

IN CHANCERY OF New. Jersey. between Ellen Mar
cerrri, complainant arc Edwin G. Mari euta II
Complainant hath et &c. bin IN Tie cEus- me
above nGmst oeeatsnt and that process o' suottnh -
guiaT!y lssreo, rsi.Fnsbi- TO tn IN, Gay CE -
D. 1916, but ;hat the defendant Ed%in u Ma ,
could no. be found - his State o. ser'ec -Dei - az
lie hsih not CAUSED his appearance 20 p- as a.
case such process he'd been duly served and u oss ME-
10 agrear by affidavit he satisfaction OF ne ChAGelO
That the said Ed"il g Margerum resides cue! .e ~
N-w-J erSey 70 W.T.; II the State O Massscau1 :. -
ther-upon this fifteenth day OF January, IL me yeA OF
Lord one thousand eight hundred arc iortysA on no
oG OF Isaac w Lanrns Solicitor OF me ~
l!ns ofcer erected hy ae Chancellor uia' ue 80 a.
deiendert rd"iE G hgrgerun apPeh P-td sIsreI 81
deUr, 70 the compliments bill. before n" ai les
day OF RafcA next, or hat II default hereof sIS-
De made Esilst him Chancellor shall lnk ql9De
and Just And u Is turtle. ordered That tA!s o. LEI sas
within twenty DAYS hereafter be served personally on lie
said Ed~ II u DlGrserun, By delivery OF copy e so'
hin. o. be published Slian The said went Gays u te
Slste Gaz=..e new ssper printed al Irenlor = .s .-e
in every And also 10 t- Ike Insnne snc ior
she Ike space OF time. Il The Newforh Daiy IFiooAe
newspaper printed in Ice City Of NeT-lo HE,1sTrD
Atru= COPY. sAM'L. R GuuNxsE. Crk- i2s lsyy6v
n PURSUANCE OF ga ocdeT Of the Surrogate OF The
County OF New Yok notice i hereby given 10 oil per
thereof 10 the subscriber his residence No - n
The City OF Ne-fork before he e!Ehih gay o. MAY
SAML. T sKIDsORE, Executors
70 lsFom WILLIAM Il TITUS.
N0TlCE.-Pgrsuaot 70 az order OF Ch4r.rs McE ean'
NSurrogats o. the City and County OF NeF-fo notice
10 hereby gwen 70 al persons h4vnS cams OF oeinsous
City enc County OF New York deceased to exhibit me
same with The vouchers IN support hereof - the sunsc
her his office No 80 Maider-lsne IN The ely oil New
York before 18Th dsy OF August uex at !" O'Clock
A NJ the OF said claims and demands vii! De
deearred Nev-York. 10th February. 1876
II law6m- PHILIP :. PIsToR, Administrator
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a. In prison and ye visited me"

Throughout all earth. adown all coming time,
Where err the Gospels promises are heard,
There shall the human heart be thrilled and stirred
By the remembrance OF love sublime,
That, blottng out long years of grief and crime
Forever glori6ed one woman's name
Friend Of the prisoner shall not thy sweet lame
Like that of Mary, reach 10 every cline
Before the very presence OF thy Lord;
But, in the poor. the outcast and abhorr'd,
Shrinking beneath the worlds IMPLYING tro"n'
Thou dds, the image OF thy Savior see -
Shall He not say, chou dcst il unto me
Wsymouth Massachusetts.
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Coal.
LACKAWANA COAL.

LACKAWANA COAL.
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now selling at retail, hno &C.
iiverios from the yards OF The Delaware
s,d Hudson Canal Company cor OF King aud Greenwich
sls Of Commencement L. r. THE very ceslfa.
bic Coal. of the right size for stoves, ranges, &c.
Also at their yard of Greenw and Hammersey
SIS The various kinds Sciuylk Lehigh md Liverpool
Coal OF the best quality good supply Of Lump Coal Of
n sup.rior kind for steamboats, ard smelling iron
1Sf If SYKES II WURTS.
Gao PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coal, hrsI quail
= lily large size for sale 81 The above low price rom
yard 80 per cha dron lesh when isssn d eel IRON
icsf fuel than Anthracite. Apply 10
'1NA 'N0 ~ Z STOKES DICKERSON,
ytf Noa lbs and l07 An;hony-st- near Broad vsRv.
COAL am now delivering from my Yard the very best
EQUALITY OF Peach Orchard Coal ri tie these prices for
cash Egg Broken s. large Nui and Stove. mixed
S. So BUYERS may positively depend having the Coal
al the above prices from the Of King and
Sta 1870 Pm PETER CLINTON
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pAssENcrRS APgrvED

IN The ship Charleston, FROM CaarGs;oa-Mrs. :. L
Mcmillan children aud nurse Mr. NJ. J. Leon, lady and
child. w, II. Talmsn. WA. Black. Augustus Grady, Geo
". Dunn c. A. King, Samuel Plat, c. +. Pos,er, Sau
S. Sweet Il ErHs, and u in the steerage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

1T NEW LINE oil Packets for LIvsrpooi-Pac1slo oil
5s c5th Of Febrlary-Ths .pendG, IA. sailing And IA
-S'a-vorte packet ,nip GARRICK, 1000 ton, burthen,
Capt Trssk will sail ON Thmsthy February &C. herIrgo'
lar day. The ships tGs line being all 1900 scd up
ward persons a5ot ~ embark iOr the Old County VIII
COL fail the advantages Ia he derived from selrcaeR
MS E- 10 preference any other, their great cspaY
renders them every more comfortable and convenient
than ships % small cigs-, aud ther accommodations of
cabin, 4ecoDd cabin a1d sLserage paIsenge1s. Is Is veil
known superior Hose OF any other line packets
Persons Wishing 10 secure oeIhs should not fall 10 make
early ppcauOn ON hoard, al the fVet ~ Wallet or TO
w q l. T. TAPSCOTr, at ,n-ir general Passage Office
- 5olth-st- Naiden-lans
TIE Gsrdck Will sail from Liverpool the lILa Of
ipr Persons wishing sead for their friends have
brought In This magnificent packet, any Of bs
regular line sailing The st 6Ih 7h, lth l6, 2st nd
2n Of every month, favorable Application 70 be
mad. above, u VS.. TAPSCOTT, or GEO. RlP.
PAKD son, % Waterloo Eo.d, Liverpool.
Drafts for any amount, pay able on denaand without GU
COUNT 10 AL The principal tl,gus Of England Leland Scot
auc Wa.es oil times BE- obtained applcAnoo
Gfhv I.,ter no., n,tl .. ah,y- 81
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lJinanm Gba0es.

WINDOW SHADES Wholesale j c. WOOD
w FORD, 2S9t Broadway has Just received large as
sortment of Window Shades which he will cfer to Mer-
chau,s buying sell again, at a;ng advance from the
Merchants from the adjacent cities VII consult
their interest by examining the above max
ing their purchases collection OF French Wincow
Shades varying from u TO y feet In length Consisting OF
Gothics Landscapes Sc 289i) the corner OF
80 >, I afaros,s Rnldinvs 25
WINDOW SHADES. Window snsdesl!-J {.
w WoodfOrt, 1884 broadway, Importer and Dealer IN
Window Sha5es having completed his assortment now
oilers TO those furnishing their dwellings, splendid
assortment OF Paiued Window Shades embracing every
style of ls;e and fashionable designs
n. B-MerchanlE from the adjacent cities. buying TO sell
again. will find inducements 10 make selections from THIS
-. p,jI5,r,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

AGWTYPE FOUNDRY, No. % Ann.-t near God'
SsIThe subscribers have opene,. foundry a; ne
above piece where Eey prepared furnish all xnd' 9.
spsper book fancy types. and every other sf1s
necessary for printing office The types are hard'cht
In nou!ds from IlsLhx-s OF the besl Of materials
ard warranted 70 be superior In beauty AID dursaJ
any be had any other foundry in the city OF Newt M
They cut 10 Inc latest style expressly for see
Dipping, aGd for Ibis purpose superior to anything eve
before offered the pubc who inyi;ed 10 call AID eA
anime for themselves.
Liberal discounts VIII be made fcr Casa
u SIN COCKCROFF II OEEREHO.
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CALvIS A. wAsaeS. OsI,s c. SKINNER
WARREN & SKINNER,


CALvrS a wARaES. OSI,s c. SKINNER
WARREN & SKINNER,
At.oreyJ Lar and SoicorJ Cicery, Office at Quincy
Eir0ts
WILL promptly attend any business committed 10 their
w IL The Military Traci, AID especial counes
Of Adams Hancock. Henderson, Warren, Fulton Schuy
Brown and Pike They practice ic the Circuit Courts of
said countless 10 the Supreme Court and L. s. District
Courts for The STATE at ghed Illinois. Particular AID
prompt attention. VIII be given collecting business tic
y-sgacn OF land lilies and the conducting Of real estate
litigation IL the Military Tract Reference Is made TO
Horace Greeley and Lewis Taopan, EGGS. New-York
Hon Jonathan Cnds ard Arse Warren Esq4 Rochester
NewYork Hog. 5. Breese and Gen Sample T. s. S-naie
Washington, D. c.. Hon James Shields Com'r Gen. Land
Once, Washington D. CO Hon Members Con gr-ss from
Illinois Washington, D. c. Hon. Wm All-E and Thomas
Corwin U. S Senate Washington D. c.: Hon John c.
Wright and Peyton Syumes Cincinnati Ohio Messrs Ma
thews Pech. Produce Brokers, Louis Missouri; Sir
James C. Decsmp, Produce Broker New-Ori-als Hon r
II. Young and JOIN Tillson, Quincy, Illinois
January |, l2+o- l9f iawD ImS-W&fmW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

.H~o FOX THE SAULT ST. MARIE
isih-The Ow pressure steambos!
DETROIT, Cept f. B. Ward. Will male
four weekly tips from Cleveland the Sault ST. hs!e
during the month OF Msy-eaying Cleveland every MoG'
day evening 6 O'Clock 7. 81 and Detroit every Tues
day morning o'clock A. n Returning, " II leave the
Sanit Friday mornings, ats O'Clock a u.
From the hrst o: June the fret of November the De-
Will make TIP evsry four days from Detroit 10 lhs
Sault ST Msris-eaying each place AS follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

TIHE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance Compe-
4 ny-Ofce No IS Wallstreel
TRUSTEES.
Jsns. De z. O der T. Burru Loring Andrews,
VIM. II. Aspnws!l, A. N0rrie, D. A. ComsIock.
Paul Spoford. A. Woodhul P. NJ. Wetmore,
F. G. Thurston. VIM Adams, WA. IL Russell,
+. Couinei, r. Whmarsh Jacob Harvey
Roh't [. Taylor. A. n. mprcnhn, Edw. G. Center,
j. p Van Bergen John Cryder Benl Richards,
Henry Chancey, Geo. w. Bets, saIn'l l.. Mitchell,
Samuel WilletI James Reyburn, Wm D. Thompson,
Thos w Ludlow, T. P Stanton, Leo'd S. Suarez,
SCHUYLER Livingston Richard Irwin Sp'erS. Benedict,
Gilbert Allen Almet Reed F. Ii. Delano
O. Winthrop Gray, A. Foster, Jr Jas. II. Van Allen
Thos Messenger Jed Frye. Benz, II. Fields,
James Brown John Gihon
This company continue insure against losi or damage
by FIRE the casualties OF MAINE and INLAND Nayi
CATION upoo terms favorable other in this city
~ The PROFITS flhe business will be annually returned
TO the parties insured.
Losses ad lusted and paid with prompHtude.
JAMES o. p. OGDEN PresidenI
A. NJ. MERCHANT. Vsce-PresdenL
f.y,. ey.ro. earr.rarv l6f II
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5IINE INSUKANCE.-Th Mutual Insurance Com
pauy the City of New YORK, Once No. 81 formerly
No 81 WalsLThe Directors have The satisfaction TO IN,
form III. public that all claims this Company accustomed
by the late disastrous fire. and all other claims have been
adjusted and paid in full and they deem II proper to add
that although their have bean somewhat impaired hy
the lai. o.ses Company have sill securely invested
capital Of TWO HUNDRED AND EiGHTY-FlNE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue insure against loss or damage
By ERE on as favorable .erIs similar Institutions in iii.
city.
The Company commenced business in 1851 the old
Mutual System and continued IL 10 The year 1909 when
the Mutual plan abandoned and new charter obtained
retaining the orgna, Inappropriate name, the busi-
ness the Company thai period has been based
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares OF hy dollars each
By order, GEORGE IRELAND, President
A. B. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New-York October oath, ls45. o30 II cod
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-Innn EIiAI.i ENtsE---Tns proprietor q
. 1OUOWi.der's Patent Sasraand=f Safe challenge
a;Iy SAFE maker or sgent in the United States IN he sla
one thousand collars impartial trial The Safes 70 E
selected ,y ds!ntete.ted committee from those no" "
use always provided they not !lsd with the ccno
too as patented by Wider NoteIhe foregoing arfsIt
meats viii protec. The manufacturers from susp O..
oftsyng made Safe for the express purpose Of -sns
furnace scch suspicion has attached set 10 al pienE
lated 81 The only evidence perfectly ~
cory TO purchasers being accidental fires over when ~
manufacturers could exercise no control.
SILAS C. HERRING, Proprietor OF ~lIceas,
z0flmD.W Patrnt sglamsndrr Saie., no D. WsIer-
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LEE INSURANCE.-The New-England Mutual
~ Life insurance. Company OF Boston will receive eppica-
uons for Life Insurance al 80 Halls-
DIRECTORS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS ROBERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM P.EsoSs CHARLES P. CCRrIs
FRANCIS c. LOWELL, PETER WALN~ki6ET,
RcBgRr B. FORBES, WILLIAM W. STONE
GEORGE 81. KUHN THOMAS a DEXTER
JAMES READ, OTIS TUFTS
JONATHAN ANGRY Sec'y. WILLARD PHILLIPS Pres.
JOIN C. CHEEsMAs, Id. Medical Examiner, New York
Forms cfsppcaon INSURANCE and all necessary nfor-
s,on will be furnished BY the subscriber his Office No.
80 Wall-st New-York-
II n JOHN HOPPER. Solicitor and Agent