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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
Business Notices.

During the warm season nothing Is more condu-
Give 10 health than Salt Water Bathing particularly
those whose constitutions are unused 20 the violent
hes,s OF this climate. Rabineaus Desbrossesst. SWIM
ming Baths are open until Il O'Clock al night Saturdays
Ia) The full tides running and those wishing
70 have the benefit OF the pure water must 90 in the
r,oruin. or evening The accommodations Tor Ladies
,ra cx-riicn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

R"'e'' "1'oA0 V' SEIslt'I 20, OF AII EF4
In the First Congressional District, Henry, Wing
has majority OF more than six hundred over all
the others, In the second Judge Couamer falls
little short OF majority but will not fail oi an ult
mate majority. In the third, Marsh has a large
majority over all others and in the fourth there is
no election. Peck. the Loco. leads some five hun.
dred. but falls more than thousand behind an
election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

BALD HEADS, Dousr 80 LoyCER-Twen,y years lo.s
of hair and wonderful Observation-Disclosures, July L.
lg+6Dear SIR The powerful effects OF Jones Coral II ar
Restorative have been decsyey demonstrated IN the
cases Of several peciable citizens Of the town who on
account of your ceiling shilling ria! bottles Try II with
out fear One which has attracted particular at
,enton OF gentleman VINO mad little or no hair
for twenty he had tried numerous preparations ~
vain and ultimately had his head shaved and wore Wig
Atny recommendation he tried the Restorative and after
using Il according 10 the direction 10: short .iue, the
vouI hair appeared and he mas nne head Of hair
a. any person in Baltimore. Yours. &c JOHN KILVlNG
Ton To Mr. 5 Jonr.-Tt CAUSES eyebrows 20 grow
prevents the hair from turning gray and the first gpplca
ION causes II to curl beautifully frees from scrt and
stops from falling Oh. sold q the sign Of The American
4 or .hiIliug- 50 2trOd
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CRsy,S STUDIO,
U u q . > I
II Go Franklin-st. (near Broadway.

y CO Franklin-st (near BROADWAY
Duel ASTTcrpArED-A quarrel originated a. the Aihe-
neun Hotel last eveuing between Nh John jag Smn and
Nh Henri Davis. in which Mr. s. refused TO scuhe with
Mr D. in bar-room but Nr. :. geve public Totce TO Mr.
D. and friends that would proceed Naryla IN the
morning The quarrel understand, originated about
iady Mr. 8 refused apologize the honor Of gen
tier,an, end hence The quarrel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
NANTUCKET SurrERERs-We find the following

NANTUCKET SlFfEttk 1 4lI4'i Tue O4!,i y" II-
in the Boston Atlas OF yesterday
A CARp-The town OF Nantucket IN town meeting
assembled by their resolution charged the undersigned
with the duty expressing 10 the several Towns Cities
Corporations Societies and associations and also 10 N.
dvauals collectively and separately who have noby
and generously contributed FOR the Te-; OF the- suffer.
ing teowcinzens the occasion OF the a;e disastrous
IRE their grs,etu sense OF the relief afforded as letter
after letter was read abounding with sympathy and
benevolence.
In performing this duty ii difficult TO and language
,hs, will give fun ut,ersnce 20 the swelling emotions OF
gratitude and deep feeling that pervadsd The entire
assembly Bounnp!!y have YOU responded 20 our ap-
peal and IN the o. our common humanity We
thsnk you IN the name OF the house.ess widow the
naked and hungry children We thank you and TIE
silent tear OF gratitude which moiS;eHed he cheek OF
helpless old sse viii bear the record OF youE kindness
10 realms bevond The grave The balm OF consolation
ana comfort was freely poured IN ior ihe :se OF our
iisresses II the hour OF grestes1 a!!con AAc II
the asrue OF the whole town we again thsnS YOU and
We arieuy prsy tina, Heavens choicest blessings Elsy
reward Your noble munncence.
THoS MACY. Moderator.
Nantucket 9Th 8 1916.
Papers oi;he several towns and cines VIII please
copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

DREApFrL MOB AT RoxpURY.-The Boston Even
ing Traveller says company OF lrishnen came oui OF
rum shop in front OF Church Roxbury Sunday after
noon TO settle dispute By fight An officer arrested one
OF the c0ubatants whereupoa some 30 OF hs corraces
attempted 10 him. Soon crowd collected "nen
the l-ish opened nre Of stones and ether missiles MI
jeremiah Dalton. nonresstart so beaten aud
stoned that he cannot possibly survive and many other
ctazens were seriously injured
~ Gov. Felch, OF Michigan. has offered
ward Of $50 Tor the apprehension CT Tanner the ur-
drre. Of Schoolcraft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
Markets. Carefully reported for Tie Trss.na

TUESDAY, septs
ASHES-There are but few offering, and the sale. &c
limited The is steady AT s. 62s and 70 y"
Pots and Pearls.
COTTON-The inactivity in the market continue
and the daily transactions scarcely worth reco'o1s
being confined to the absolute wants OF few fnsnIs
turers There is disposition, however on the "a
of holders TO yield in price and no eagerness
effect sales The following quotations must be eoa'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

REy. DE- ABEEI'> FrSyRAL-The funeral O.:
this es;iinabe and beloved missionary took
psce Yesterday afternoon The body was conveyed
from tie Manor House 10 the North Dutch Church.
where the funeral ceremonies were performed by Rev
DR. Kennedy. and other OF the city Clergy nuiner.
Gus coneourse attended the occasion Dr. Abce was
the arst missionary TO China and has been for some
time IN declining state of health
Albany Eve Jour MondSy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

- Distractions in the Lungs ii not removed pro,
ducc disease. Consumption originates in This way
Beokrans PulIuonic Syrup the frs. aad only remedy
known to overcome this difficulty oice i9t Cortland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

How TO PRESERVE YOUR HAis-Remoye from itall .curf
and dandru and aour.n he roots to Keep ifoIn falling
out The nv article Cor lEat purpose Phalons Chemi-
cal Hair IHvgoretor Dono any other. Buy it Of e
Phaou 81 Broadway For sale alsoby the principal Drug
Ard Eanry Stores IN The mon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

" Persons wishing advertise in Country Ne'Tspa-
per subscribe FOR them any part Of the u s can
do 50 application to the duly authorized Agent '. b.
Palmer in The Tribune Buildings See his advertisement
WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-The steam grist mill and
dissliery owned by Chester Ingalls, in this village,
caught IRE on Monday evening between eight and nine
O'Clock, and were consumed with nearly s their con-
tents Mr. Ingslss loss is heavy amounting we under
stand, to some 81, 600. No insurance.
Ann Arbor Mich Jour
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Ub,a stare Convention.
New.Yorls WbIg Convention.

The following is the list OF Delegates Except
gth 10th and 18th Wards chosen to represent the
several Yards Of This City in County Convention.
q, tho Rr,adu.a,. Ennse fhis eYnuinp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

No. vI.-Sujted 10 and comprehension OF most
men il the TINT certain diseases yield certain
rnedic- That complaints arising from impure blood,
which the surface OF the system the glands and alb
surhents should Weld good chemical ENtnct OF Sar--
parila no one viii dispute. Tint disorders othe stomach
-ardity nassau loss Of appetite and consequent sce aedd
ache can be relieved and generally cured by akais and
mid cathar,ic. and in'ammaon', swellings and lame.
ness b. s,imuants externally j. equally true. Protdef
the remedies properly made from the best aud pur
,.-t medicines by person experienced both in their
chemical combination, and personal application and Ell
f,.rts Now where can these he found and depended
upon with confidence, There can be no doubt nom
the proof already tnkcn that tic Extract OF Sa,5a!G"a
AZ q cents per bottle for the rs the ErE Of Heath aud
Hendnche Remedy for the next ANA the Nerve AMI Bone
inimeut for the last to had at CCmsiock Coz No Il
Cortland New York, are the safe pleasant ana eec
INV. remedies and those who cannot understand and
appreciate hls. opposition to the dangerous nonsense
article 10 everything are entitled to Int mule
sympathy.
Families our OF this city send here, be- sure
and call COmsIock real customer or agent IN other
towns. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

FAIL FASHION FOR EArs--At Genins 2li Broadway.
opposite 81, Psui's-Having devcted unusual attention
in producing this STYLE TIE attention OF gentlemen is
vited TO it The shmess grace and buoyant effects of
these Hats cannot be descrbed-,hey De to
be appreciated Also large assortment Of Paris Hats
sg;T u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

EosoKES-As many strangers are daily arriving in
town It may not be aiss to say for their information
tina, If it becomes oppressvely no, they viii md cool
s. vigorsng resort on the Jersey shore, accessible
srs- fcrr minutes BY ferries from Barcay and Csns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

SASps's S,Rs,PARlLLA-The galaxy or milky way APP
pears 10 the eve OF congregation OF vapor' bur
the eye of science aided BY The telescope has discovered
that this se.umncls pathway The broad heavens i
paved with stars and there is always something, even IN
the minutes, fibre of the smallest flower in which science
throus Oh the medium OF experiment etec; something
invisible 10 the casual observer A. instance take
Sand.'s Sar-apara. The root had passed through hun
d Of thousands Of hands BEFORE through the instrument
tav OF patien, aujpro.onged experiment It was made to
Weld il. hysen,an properties in thar concentrated form
And how important these results Diseases long con-
dered ucurabl- readily expelled from the sys
fem the victim oi rheumatism enatled to discharge his
rcb the uartyr 10 scrofua his bandages, the ciouded
skin becomes 4car and transparent; the inaaed and rri-
,aed surface it, angry glow the stomach RECEIVERS
lis lone the liver its activity, the frame its strength
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by A. b. X d
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, loo Ful.on-st corner OF
wiIam.st 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway New
York Soil also By Druggists generally throughout the
United Suites Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

e GoUaArD's IrALIAs MEDIcATED soar, Is warranted
70 Tan Pmples Frecsle; Sga6a,n and al ! ,sin
Rroadwar positively to be had no where else. Remern
brr N. Mar. .uG rodn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

CovSry CoURr.-Tbis Court NE, yesterday afternoon
pursuant 10 adjournment proceed = tie t-lal OF Jus
ice Drinse- Neirhsr Justce D. however nor his Couu
SCI appeared and the Court adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

WoRKs or N,ruRE--Ina state oil health tie intestinal
canal may be compared a river, whose waters How
over the ud Joining land, through the channels Nature
Art made and improve their qualities and 10 keep
the comparison o! tie river 50 long Il smoothly
tie channels kept and healthy; but Il by
cause tie me river Is stopped en the water In
the canals longer pure but becomes ,tGgnaht
There Is law OF circulation IN Nature. When there
superb bundance OF humoral tud --rosy in the in
estns tubes ard costvrness takes place. II lows back
into the and initraes itself into the
ai!on To establish Tie free OF the river
remove Tie distractions which top free course and
hose Of u tributary With tho body follow the
ZANE natural prncpleremove the ob-tructlons from the
bowels with BRANDRETHS PILLS
which never uurr but always rctuhl for TIE perfect
cean-inp OF the STEM from fouiuess disease By per
.-yering in ths practice, the way, Of The circulation
~ teu be restored IN the i exercise OF their natural
-,.c IONS and OF heath will be nnn!y csttJished-
Remcu suffer drop o: blood 10 be taken from
you EyGcuate the hu1nos as often and a. long as hey
are deranged or a. long You are SICK
BaASpkErHs Pulls ARE soLD At 20 cent. per box
with full d!rection-t Dr. hR,SDRErHs PgiSCiPAL
OrflcE al BROADWAY Retail Offices al Hudson--t "a
Bo,vcry. Also by y. D Wright, corner Houston and
Lewis Geo Hanse, l67 l7h-st and Mrs Booth, Mar
kst-si. Brooklyn - -
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a mad dog was killed yesterday in the Sixth

Ward.
PoLlcg-Patrick, o Brien arrested Tor steal
ing Il sovereign= from Patrick FU!len William Pesse
Tor threatening 20 take the life OF Henry Hob!ns Nj
chael Gallagher and Jacob Van Wagnar. cabmen we're
lined - tor leayHs their carriages 10 solicit passengers
The cottage OF 6. B. Fisk d; Rockavay vas entered
Yesterday morning and robbed OF several Gold Watches
ana o,her articles of value. "A valuable horse
stolen on SUNDAY evening last from Frederick x Ripley
q. AVON Conn Mary Carlisle was arrested Tor ste al
in- bottle OF Gin Sae condemned By an aocn-
dance OF eriience from her own mouth 80. Charlotte
Peck was arrested ior stealing Silver Ware
Ann Lawrence arrested for kidnapping child
which found II her possession. Joseph Sands Tor
threatening 10 take the life OF his wife There were
;Xo caases of death IRON heat yesterday George
Thomas {colored) was arrested !or stealing an E!e
plants Tooth worth 500
- Nothing OF interest transpired in the SEES
s;or.-,bs pe-i, Jury no, being vet full
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

S:sLos-Mc. and Ms. Cups Esnsat-The famous Com.
edy 81 The Honeymoon and the larEbabs bureita OF
Used Up selected for this evenings entertainment
genuine blu could not be presented The cast Of
the Comedy, toe, Is unusually good, Mr. c. yand.nhoG
the Duke Mr. WAGON, hoianlS; Nr.. Cri.r iul.nz
Mr.. Chippendale, the mock. Duke; Mrs Watts ZAmora
Mr. Lowell Violate. MI Crsps Sir Charles Cola,trrpr
Is well known. There VIII be full Garden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-5efore Judge DAY
Frances Csasr vs. Geo " lE1,ssA Jcrzes Le9HGra aid
John " LG;son-Action fer false Imprisonment and a.
plaint.-. S25l
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Vermont.
GOVERNOR.

The fullest returns by Counties OF the vote for
Governor, !Sc show the following result:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

% The President hiss issued his proclamation
declaring Alexandra 10 BE retyoceded TO Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
PHILADELPHIA Politics.

EB Charles j IsgersoA was on Monday nomi,
mated for reelection in the Nth District orthern Lib
Srsss, &e of Philsdelphs The vote stood-Insrrsoll
81 +. vaux II; l.. Carr IL
Col. THos. B. FLoRENcH was likewise ao,ri aa,ed
esd BALLOT in the Is, pistrc, (Southwarkl Tho vote
s.ood-Slorence Is; 7. $, Stewart 10; Ryaa J.
Euen &; j. Thompson .
Hon CHARLES BRowN Member TWO wears
.ince> gasnt nominated in the ind Germantown, Scl
Dsrrict The vote stood: c, Brown ~; WA English
Il: John 7. Smith Is Adj 70 Wednesday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

PsocRAsrISArIoS Is THE THIEF Of TtME.-pelays dan
rerous-negect thu, Cold and Cough q few weeks and
the hope recovery will be lost 10 you forever Let not
any pccun0ry consideration deter You from trying 10 save
your life and health while there is chance Consunp-
lion annually sweeping OF thousands to tie tomb; no
disease baed the skill OF Physicians like III no Ply
scian perhaps has done for this large class oil
suffering humanity than DR.. Wistar An ounce OF pre-
ventaye worth pound of cure. therefore before your
lungs become liberated. and diseased That no human
means you from early grave try in season try
n, once Medicine which has been OF such infinite value
10 thousaud.--oh,an bottle OF Dr. Wistars Balsem OF
Wild Cherry take it, another ii necessary. per-eyee
in using it, until you have removed the disease entirely
which if ne cced viii terminate YOU lie b. not de-
ceyed h. Quacks, with their limitations ana counericis;
buy none but the genuine and original which signed l.
BUTTS on the wrapper.
For sale by A. b. D. SANDS, agents for the City, ami
Henry Johnson 273 Broadway, aud Druggists generally
throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09


First Ward Sirta Hard Fouvteenti HDrd
Tbeo DeFores; II W Ehilds Jss Van Norden,
/ Jsmieson iOaenW. Brernan,lD ID. w. TOWNSEND
g $500 GrfF, "a y Tavlnr Aaron Z. Burr,
James c. Blake, Jacob u. strong, i.ssr 49,
Peter 5coye.. Israel Williams f'9 ~ ~ III
Second Ward. SoreaLa bard. -, = DteT IT, '''''
Caleb S.WoodpI.!, Hiram h.ichuin' ,,4 II! -,
fooe'. L u, sfnrTis Franklin Z. C. Benedict,
Solomon King Iohu CogAr, Jr. y y. OIvrf,
So,oino,t LIZ, Gsnel H. pcitee. WIN. TAYLOR.
IVY tn ftir,d E,gth E'nJd. Stz:eenn " 'rd
~, ihT fsn !" uu' Harvey Hart r. g. Campbell,
A. Sidney DOGne, oaVlI H. SI'e' ;, - u. ~ 1850
Moses A.Boppock, yohn foshey, T.. :. J'44ts,
VIM. L. Shardlo", as NJ beHheI!i - 'lt,ou brent
Eouyfh U,ard T's,ltti Hard. Sepentee"h Wnrd.
pichJ Williams john A. S.deli, Geo. II. Franklin.
WIN. Hall, l-:Onard Ha<l!lne, anna MI
Archibald Hall, s. Il. Blunt, Shhs Is afpe!,
SuIa'l a. VaBdu!Ip, DAVID MORRISON, JACOB AcAer
klexis l. e Gal. Isaac Adr.ancc, ohm I. Allen.
Eitta Ward. Thirteenth tnrd. Iighteenh UdTd
William c. Scott Nathaniel j. Boyd Joseph L. White,
William Adams james Mctenna, d. NJ. HOLSTER,
Seah Van DUzer John Cromwell j. ~ balleSter,
John J. Hardness, Edward Collin James BROOKS,
Jonathan Nathan. ~. Ne"comb, IT. IJtmes Lynch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

w The New. Bedford Mercury says We
have been greatly concerned TO hear that Hon Joseph
Grnnell will probably decline reelection We are IN,
willing to believe this rumor and We shah consider it
wholly unfounded until assured OF its truth by
the honorable gentlemen himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

Court Calendar. THIS DAY
COMMON PLEAs-Nos. 81, lG2 to 100 inclusive Ia M
g. 50, IS 69, 81
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FAIL FASHION roa HATS, lSi6.-FashonAbie Hats
for the ensuing ready for inspection and
sale At GrzSEYs new Hat and Cap Establishment l34
Fultonst sun Building For prices see advertisement.
on second page. aug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09
CITY ITEMS.

CRY CONFERENCE.-The Committee on Assess
and Taxes presented psn to be incorporated in
the City Charter.
The speci.! Committee reported contract with Gas
cbias to pri, the speeches &c OF the Convention
and publish them n MS paper for s'5 Ii was consid'
cred unnecessary that such should De done and me pro
lee. was lost. . to :.
The resolution for the appointment Of Committee
70 revise and amend the present City Charter and
repor TO the Contention, brought uP and adopted
the Committee 10 consis, OF a:ne and meet daily in The
Convention room at o'clock
Adjourned to this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

An AMERICAN PCNcH.-We learn from the Mir
ror OF last evening that humorous paper Is TO De-
tabisnei IN this City. such publication II conducted
ability would be very successful and i much need
ed BUT as We said before when speaking OF n similar
projec.- lot. OF money, w and scholarship VIII De
needed 10 sustain IT,
The paper is TO be called Yankee Doodle, adnIira
bic name, and or. ginal w!thA- Eve Gazette
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Business Notifies.

STYLE FOB GEsrLExEN's HArs.-Leary & Co. Hat
ters AstOr House NewYork VIII introduce the Fashion
for the season Thursday Sept 3D. au26 Il
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

- Nothing OF interest transpired in the Ses
PETIT Jury not being yet full.
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iotA 49,. -, i2S lail3 bSSo -
Eaton ahead of Smith : NSO. IN nt w 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-09

We have not spoken, yet of the propriety.
the naked justice. OF according to Women equal
though divcrsel advantages wi,h Men. We will
not argue this point-ve are now addressing those
to whom the bare statement OF truth obvious s
sufficient That is not :. true University which
opens its portals only to half of those who need
instruction. The Smithsonian Institute. We are
sure will recognize no such narrow rule, bu, will
provide impartally AMI fully for all TAR its
means viii permit.--We shall OF course recur to
this subject.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-10
\KYItARN ksEA u a. II NAN {I,F.AlslsElt.Ils r.
wv ERS' PRICES.ra .A.i

The SUBSCRIBER has sifA Sasi.rasn1saisykeal rasn1saisksal
FssS u bgIe ia ySsa5'' Sssguii,r,s div \ Il
& sly ts G pssstsag as!tl. & + Ra'a y .. .,s.,
ysu%dq s$prhSiyhhsas .'ssa si's''a a,i'.v' .,'os
ss; GSss Es ssas, lase! e. s' .ss. +, :,
|,!. ~ s.s,.5 s. s.',. !. '.,.;, q,
$40 ss s:$ ~, X ' y 4ssq NV ''''' "
i5SSSB i5S 81 BrSsh ia Venetian aU RI Red do do
,e;$ .saE % siBs YIN sg'.. . sel.o
. ASSMslsiIs 81 flfl q HI asiizSs aIia io aeas'
& s S y ss & a.; 'ssi ss.,s 7
l e $iiS S.s M !3 E@'5s S.;ss !asa i
4n3H 74sAAa 4 -iA.H ndS Asodi ,Adi rLu.A ,a.s,
h,esTvVASt9 IN eFR0 KAisAta4IK'<kYlninis !.
Etn0 0Qltt 1nsHr a1de}COmpany, AfsMaktsD
ford, Connecticut.
ksrrmOAr40fksM alss6EaXvs:isf -Ile,4yAhsW,s;l
f136lb JAertsh fie righteousness cbAMeet1 ID with
the sSexfHade 'loyi4e xuSstt t8r esag gehs 'of
th&C y4oli th Dfytricts oil Gykhfa6n naNH VII
ciriltg ftRP &dwsy 48recsite Afd,issAe fbticies
on teine xI AJolzbls &aify other Office u 10 =
Mdss o'"os sfi 's'0s s'ssD As.HAI,HGaAk keaef
NhaAlHbsbA, IT Apy1gls ISL - easnston asia b
DIM ssxsi,s cGw sS.fi iknl s,s,Ans,o sfi o5y Ia,
f6h ysaxFAty tsHgsneSfpbtAsasha sle,&,Ak.a a
pefpe8kl scbafMS XIII 4 ttApdHlv6f sr5uie00,'witK
liberty ihcfeAse 20 $500 00O and insure gafitf
loss or damage by fire. on Dwelling HSdses Storss
Manufacturing ESTABLISHMENTS, Household Fami
tul9 l9psA13d yM1fuhG Gdis n gehahssSd the ,hhost *
xofsnt4 kQ1's visp,,~Hs b.,a .S0nug sfi H. sasost
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