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AMUsEMENTs.

DARK THEATkE-Thursdsy ssvsailg. Dee at-ThS
i, performances will commence with the PAS DE ETY.
RIEN, by a Danssuses vienuoises. -
70 which will be added, the farce Of THE BENGAL
IlGEh-sir Paul PseodA, Mr. Bass. .
To be followed by the second grand Diverssment By
Darnseuses V,snno,ses, entitled LES sAUVAGts III LIZ
10 which will be added THE FOUR sIsTERs-Mr
bssnpeh.np Mr. Dyotti Csr.iias. Mrs Hum, nm nv.np.
PEAUx. b. IS Dansrusss Viepnoisss
.sd q: wiz sS
BooT T. ae,!d *. Or fHE soESEsT
-Florsn. CIa Re; upknown Female. MRS Madison. -
Aftsr which RobEkT MACAIkE-Robert Mscaire. Mr.
To Conclude With the DR. ma Ct yICTORINE--Muqui
De vanyee Mr FoTs.ssr Felix Clarke; julian Mrs sss-
gent; vieto,ins Mr.. Bo.t', "a c.u.-u
Doors open at 81 ocIocL: curtain rises al
" Charlton stree,s-s tsse Manager. Mr.. II. r. Graf
TAN.-Thur. day Evening Dec. -
sESb' Y YOUR VIII. rs eS% TaE ELYsAS fELb.1-
Mr. HoneyDsn, Mr. (hspm an Mr. Honey ban. Miss Jsis
80 so 5. followed bv THE ACTRESS or ALL wosK-
sss ~SieS o SS oBJs n' 81
% r Gs.RR o.
Ctthsrwi.e Hercu ss, Mr. n Chapman.
boses cents, 20 all paris Of the house private boa e.
open half pam Performance commence att
M rChELLr OF NrII THEATRE-Ths.a.yL vs.,
A CABINET QUEST lON-TOm 20 ish Mr. H ilandi La.
~ Alter which sLEEPINo BEAUTY IN TIE WOOD
Ts G, NJ re, srpss;; Is,i III. T6%
Conovsri ArsbsIIiods, Mrs w sherwood.
Toe aelude with the JOCKEY CLUB-Lsandsr Larkips.
ton, Mrs linn: Little Bell Alley. Wslco,t.
Dress circle % CENTS boxes 70 PIT one shna,
private boxes IS. Orchestra boxes. -.
Doors open a hall pasI O'Clock. curtain nses att
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CLARKE'S SACKS.
No. IIs WILLIAM STREET,
(Opposite the New Buildings.

MYs SACK OVERCOATs have met with universal apr
iv1 probation. them In such set of
hsus to TIE best advantage and TO improve good
LIST Of January Those have Of hnsr quality and
selling them At redncea price ysryne from So 70 SlT Il
seldom an Opportunity for buying such excellent
garments az so low prce therefore call early Every gs-
msnt ~ The trade made to order usual at low prices
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DIED

A, UIor,onyillc, lunc I, Roswell B.Webb,
NJ. D., aged a. Df Webb was the eldest
son Of Capt. Il Webb OF HoIlonvlle. He
carly mahlfesled ION mess FOR medical stud
les and graduated with honor at Castle
ton, having spent the usual time with DR.,
Woodward 10 the professional studies lie
commenced the practice of medicine ftSlock-
holm ~ Y and for 20 years devoted himself
with zeal, ardor and success to the duties OF
his profession. Pulmonary complaints " hict
for SOME time affected him, finally obliged
him to leave his extensive practice IN New
York and return to his native village in hopes
Of regainng his health. Tho encouraged
with haueung symptoms, he continued tc
decline But the approach OF death did not
find him unprepared. For many wears he
had been a worthy member Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. lie died rejoicing in tho
hope Of glorious resurrection with the blest
A bereaved widow aLd four children viii
many friends 10 Vermont and New York re
main 10 mourn his death.
In reaion, on the 7lh inst, Mrs Sa
phront g. lI, aged 27.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
THE SEAT OF WAR.

Capture and Investment Of Mdtdmords,
without opposition. - Deseriion ot MeLt-
can Troops lair from The Batiies 81
the sh and oh-Stdrpailon among m
MeLlcdnS
The Steamship Telegraph arrived
at New Orleans on the 2Sth ult from
Point Isabel and brings the following
important intelligence.
On the night of the 18Th, an express
arrived at Point Isabel from General
Taylor, stating that he had crossed me
Rso Grande, and taken the city of Mata.
4 mora, ,cithow opposition, the Mezlean,
4 harlHc fed the ei:y
= The MeXcHns from the last accounts
were deserving the ranks IN battaionS.
Two American regiments, with the
exception Of about $50, having march
cd few days previous, were stationed
nj Brasos Point awaiting the orders OF
& Gen. Taylor, as IL was thought they
would leave on the 10Th tor Matamo-
ras via the old Barita road.
Others who were wounded it the
action of the Sth and 9Th are at Pomt
Isabel ana were recovering
There are three Mexican prisoners
having but one leg between them all.
The condition of the brave and cs
tccmed Captain Page, is melancholy
indccd The whole of his lower jaw
with part Of f<saongue and palate wa
shot away with a grape shot; he, how
ever, survived, though entirely ncopa
bic of speech, only communicating hl
thought by writing on slate, anC
reccv eS necessary nutrlmcnt for tn
support of life with much difficulty.
II is stated that he does not dcsIr
b. live, but converscs with chccrtulnes
and cXultatIon upon the success Of on
army.
All our accounts repre- nj The Mex
icans as having fought on the Sth an
OH with the courage and desperation
which would nave reflected credit uI
on the troo7s Of any nation.
They were nearly an a state OF tai
WALTON aud had been proaiss{ he amp
5upylsI Of a. AmcrieaA cdmV 81 CG'
they roatd Heure he uIei0ry They m'
the charge Of our troops maulully, an
stood the d estructivc fire that wa
pouring IN upon them without glvin
way, until the works were cncoumbcl
I'd with dead and wounded.
On the I'D the Bremen BARI. Carlo
Williams, with $50 cmlgranus, ran
shore aud soon bigcd She was boa
dcd the next day by pilot boat and
woman and two children "a IrrU off hr5
the boat capsizoi and Jhey were drown
& "a.
The res, Of tho crew and passenger
wen got OF safe The vessel was
4 total Joss The schooner Margara
which len Ac preceding day. dnfe
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LATEST FROM THE ARMY
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF
THE CAPTURE OF MATAMO

lN4tDs
The Steamers Gal weston and Jas. o..
Day have arrived at New Orleans from
BraSoS Santiago, which p'rrc they left
on The 9Th ult Tho Bu.,uncontaius
the Glowing particulars:
On the l7ui n large portion Of Gen.
Taylors army moved up the nver for
the purpose Of crossing. Gen. Taylor
remained ntthc fortiication with about
800 mon. As the army were seen by
the MeNlcans on the opposite side TO
leave The encampmcni and to approach
the ford, Arls,a sent flag of truce TO
Gen. +, requesting an armistlcc of g
weeks, giving rs n reason that hc de-
sired TO communicate with his govern
ment.
Gen. T. answered, that he would
give him I'LL : o'clock the next morn
ing 10 avacuatc the city Of Mctanoras
and would permit INN to take the
public propertyundcr his charge. The
flag then returned. On the next day
(the lSth) the army crossed on flats Of
1 their own construction and the bodies
of wagons caulkcd. The passage was
made about four miles above Fort
Brown. On arriving AT the city, il
was discovered that Arista with his
forces had departed, leaving only the
mounted batteries All the mortars
and such Of the military apparatus as
could not be removed, in their haste &c
escape, were thrown into the wells
A party from our camp went out 10 re-
connollrc Immediately after the en-
trance of Mctamoras, and overlook {
portion Of the rctrcatng Mexicans, q
OF whom were made prisoners. Ii i.
understood that Arlsta's head-quarter.
are u; San Tornado, about ninety mile.
distant from Metamoras.
The Delta says the Mexican Army
left large quantity of ammunition at
ter them for which Gen II. will fin,
use. Commodore Conner, Will
most Of his squadron, have gon,
TO Pensacola TO refit aud reinforce be
tore, as report has it, making an attacl
on Vera Cruz. The fleet on its return
will be reinforced by two orthrcc line
oi-batt'" ships.
The AIrNlcan Army retrcated t
Camnrgo about 2CO miles from Meta
moras, 1t IS supposed for reinforce
mcnts.
! A part of Colonel Twiggs regimen
of Dragons, under the command q
Capts. ker, May and Arnold, arrive
at Point Isabel on the evening of TN
25th nit. for the purpose Of rccruitin
their horses
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NOTICE.

The RhrtorcAi Society Of Casllelon Sem
mary will NEE, on Friday evening, the 18th
inst for the purpose Of discussing the fol-
loving
QUESTION Was England jusidable
in bani'hlng Napocan Bonapane TO the
Island Of ST Hrlona2
DpputanH -Ati,~A J Long +. Reed
Neg IN. A. Smith, D. G. Baxter.
Address w II. 1ompklns
The lst No. of the 4lh vol OF the Ladies
and GcntIcmcns Magazine will be pub.
ll.hed, F.. d. Munger, Editor
Music by Prof peasc and pupils.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully
invited to attend
J. T.. HORR, Pres G. L. GREEN. Sec
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WAR MATTERS.

Tho Legislature Of Louisiana, on the
2nih ultl made an appropriation of
$500, Tor tho purchase of a sword, IN
behalf Of the State, TO bc presented 10
General Taylor. as token Of the uni.
vcrSal admiration with which the pco
pie v'"w his indomltaLlr courage.
bravery and consummatc skill, as dis
played IN achieving two brilliant VIC
torres. The resolution was adopted bv
acclnmnilon.
ORDERS From WASHINGTON. Gen.
Games yesterday received an official
communication from W ashlngton .coun.
demanding ms orders for raising reg.
lmen, OF mounted gun-men The let
ter IS as follows
ADJUTANT GrNRRAL'S OrrIcF. }
Washington, May ~, 1916.
GTNERAL:-l am instructed, by the
Secretary of War to acknowledge vour
letter received this evening Of the lltl
n>L aud to say that he desires YOU
Will countermand your call for the
| several regiments Of mounted gun
men, which you state were to rcndcz
vous at Fort Jcsup, on the receipt OF
Tins letter, rs tins requsItion will IN.
tcrfcre with the arrangements already
mnde by the War Department, relative
< 10 the quota Of volunteers TO be called
into the service Of the General Govern
mcnt, from the several States, unde,
the new law. The volunteer fore,
called into the service from Louisiana
Alabama, &c, on your authority, and
4 which you have previously reported,
am instructed TO say, meets the appro
val of the Department
! am, General, very respectfully,
Your obedlent Servent.
Signed X. JONES,
AdIutant General
To Brcvet MAJOR Gen. GAINES,
Commander Wcstcre Division,
New Orleans.
We learn that Gen. Gaines consider,
the latter part of the communication a
applying 10 his authorising the raisln!
Of regiments of volunteers subscuuen
TO his letter of the llth inst, and tina
he has IN consequence given order
that no more supplies be furnished vol
untccrs in the way of clothing, ration,
&c. Ne can place no such construc
ton upon the letter of Adlutnnt Gen
Jones, but conceive that 1t applies sole
ly TO his orders TO raise mounted reg
lmcnt Had 1t been the intention q
the Department TO countcrmand al
hIs acts subsequent to the llth, thcl
would have done it in express terms
and not given n particular order will
reference TO the mounted regiment
Gen. Games has not Yet determine,
what course to adopt relative to tn
volunteers that may be now daily eX
pccted, but we suppose will dctermln
with his usual prompttudc, and max
known his decision today, As mat
ter OF course there was very little vol
unteering yesterday,
Netc Orleans Pic, 27h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11

I 7 is now about ten years since this medi.
i cine has been introduced to the public
and II sta nd, unrivalled IN lis effects, bear
in the severe test OF the scrutiny OF all class
cs, both lrlehdly and unltlendlv. II Is but
for one putpOst-iur the use OF Mothers, " hu
have 10 pass through sea Of aitlicuon ~
giving birth to mluktnd, not TO be described.
1t Is to you, We make appeal, ltis for your
general aud special good that YOU should
make use on one bottle Of the MOTH
IRIS RELIEF before confinement. then
YOU an rlr7,H '." pIH.r.. f.tI. ..
without leriIug as u N"u were gong q. .'c
chamb el Of ccaih You may rest assured
HAT It willISult al. isOr.le and nervous f.
ccllons 1t smootns and shields from INIT
ton, and by Us peculiar properties, It des-
tIOys the cause Of hemOrrhage or lnhlm,-
ton that 50 often attends and follows the
hour Of parluIlton. 1t causes sweat and
natural rest, and at last facilitates the birth,
So tIlt mothers viii not have To pass thro'
such clcruci1ung pam and distress. The
mothers relief may be depended upon in all
cases Of thieatnng abortion, where 1t is pos
>ble 10 be prevented; IN cases Of spasms,
&c, causing ifequcht alarm, from .wo to
three doses viii give immediate relief
As the subject is ono lhat cannot with pro-
prlety be fully discussed IN this public man.
net, we invite all who feel interested to call
on our agents (most OF the respectable drug
glsts 70 the United Staies,) or on the manu-
/ iActbret, aud they Will be furnished with
pamphlet in which they will find all the fact,
/ to form correct opinion Of its merits, and
also the opinion OF many physicians OF eml,
hence, and OF persons who have become &C
quainted with It's beneficial effects
. AGENTS FOR RUTLANDgCOUNTY
W l.. SloIdaId, Rutland-N. ". Saw
yer, Tlnmouh-L. NJ. Walker, Clarendon
. Spa.-D. Morgan j., d Co, WcstRutland -
| f.. H. Spencur x Co Fletcher d Wright
, Orwell, Vail d Gus, Middlotown-L joy
4, Benson.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS
We learn that spurious aulcles Of Moth
er's relief are put up by &. II & J II. Cole
mau, of Buffalo, one DR. Smith Of New York
also Comslock OF \. " bis bottles and cut
with the directions thai are pasted on al
bottle, are nearly perfect fac slnlIe to our
lie once was an agent Of ours and Las ID
genuine pamphlets consequently It - wei
calculated to deceive The pubic, Ask iu
B.tihohck's Mothers Relief. None l. gen
uIne un,Hss our signatures are found with
the wreath rf the direction thaIIs pasted o
the bottle, sigGed with our own hand, and G
yer the ne, OF The bottle ls a fac Slnl,lc
? our haua writing. aiso
! John ..lnpdou, FACTORY Po.sl, VI, is a
geut Tor the State pi NoImoui Orders nd
, dressed to him Will mcet w,,h prompt after
lion
Nv attending to the above direction, no on
need be imposed upon.
4I-Gm c. A. BAI{THOIlCK.
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w + The subscribers, helnG appointed 10y the
W probate court for the district ol Fairhayen
commissioners 10 receive examine, md nd-
just all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate Of
Ddrid Potter, late Of CdsAcion,
IN said district deceased, represented insul.
, vent. and also all claims and demands e1hib.
tied IN offset thereto and months from
the Goth day Of May last, being allow
ed 10y SAID court for that purpose, we dc
therefore hereby give notice that We wal
attend to the business OF our said appoint.
mcnt a, the late dwelling house Of David
Potter in Casllcton on the 9TH DAYS OF Sep.
,cmber aud Novemborne1t, from nine O'Clock
am until four o'clock p III. on each Of SAID
days JosHrA il,RRIs6TuS, co,.,,.
SAMUEL \. CorcH ~""'''' -
CaNlcton May 30, 1910 go
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LOST or STOlEN.

INAKEN from the Hotel Of Alanson Dy-
i or on ,he third day ol last April Court.
fine ciulh o,ercoat ola dark brown color
with silk vcl,e collar, two pockets on each
side, and faced with black Ia one OF thcsa
pockets was pair OF frlngsd mluons, Any
reasonable compensation will be made Tor
the return OF said coat, OF any one who Will
give information where II may Ice luuno
Apply to 4. McLeui,hau, Waiting ford. OF to
A. DYEV
Rutand, May, 25, 1916. 30
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biCoun,erfeits are shoal upon Farm.
er' and Mechanics Bank Of Hartford, Con.
necticut
GENERAL ORDERS
HtsD QuARrERs Vr MILirIA, J
Mid1lebury, 2Sth Nav. lStG


M'dlIebury, 2s,h May 1916. I
In compliance with rcquislion from
the Prcsdent oflbe United S,atcs for yolun
tcors from The State al Vermont, 10 aid IN
prosecuting the war ngains Me,ico,- the
Militia OF this State will take notice that
volunteers will DO accepted Tor that service
10 an extent sufficient 10 form a battalion Of
i've eompauie, Of infantry The companies
are each 10 consist Of one Captain, ono LEI
Lieutenant, one II Lieutenant, four Ser
ecanis, four CotpoRls, two Musicians, and
SIXTY iost Puvat,s The battalion officers
are TO be one Lieutenant Colonel or Minor
one AdJulant, IA Lien,cnan, OF one OF the
Complnjcs) one ScrccAn, Major, one Guar.
tcrmastcr Sergeant and one Drum MAJOR
That such volunteers will be accepted in
companies or baualon
The volunteers are to furnish their own
clothing, for which, when called into actual
service, they will be entitled to receive pay
from the United States They are 10 have
the organization OF the Army Of the United
States, aud the same pay md allowances
alter being mustered into service, and a-e
to be armed nt the expense Of the United
States The olhcersate to be appointed in
the manner prescribed by the laws OF This
! State.
The volunteers vii be enrolled and held
IN readiness for muster into the service. by
an officer Of the Amy Of the United States
nj such time md place as may be dcsigna
/ ted, who will receive no man, under III,
/ rank OF commissioned officer, who is ovol
/ forty five or under eighteen years OF age
or who is not in physical strength and Wig
or "k is respectfully suggested (says tn,
requlsltionl thu, public notice of these ere
qulrements Of law may prevent much dis
appointment 10 the Jealous and patriot,
cl,lzcu- "a y0ur State. multludes Of whom
the Pres dent canno, doubt, will be eager t,
enroll themselves"
The volunteers are to serve twelv
months after they arrive at the place OF rem
devious, or 10 the end of the war, unles
sooner discharged
b. order Of the Commander in Chief,
T. w HOPKINS.
AdJl 6 Insp. General.
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RARE CHANCE
CLOTON'SIMpRONED BEE HIVE

kl'C Wv > l.iIl ~ ' ~ bl'Is III Il
THE subscribers are now prepared to offer
for Sair lhls highly valuable invention. lut
which lciteIs patent. haye been oblaihod and
which II e confidently ass ted, combines
Sufficient advantages over n ourr hltcs
now Ia Use, 10 mako 1t worthy the aueuuon
oi all such - keep or afr desItous ~
keeping bees even though II 10 bu,
one swarm The construction Of tho hive
Is Simple, and 50 adapted to the nature and
habis OF bees, as that the more numerous
the bees, The more room is furnished for
them 10 labor 50 that In the midst 81 tic
honey season, ample scope given for tie
industry o( all
THIS hive, when examined bv hose ac-
qualnted win The management OF bees /. I'm
medIuely purchased and highly recommcn-
/ died and such recommendation, from M.
ny OF thc first men IN the stale. (among
whom are Gov. Slide and Lieut. GOV Ia
ton are published IN a pamphlet together
with directions Tor the construction Of the
hive and the manage ment ~ bees; which
pamphlets accompany the sale Of each night.
This invention is the result OF much study
and 70 search and now It Is offered Tor sale
not for the purpose Of amass'ug 4 fortune.
uul VIfu The confident belle th1t the iuiro-
our,Ipn and general use OF iivI.l be an meal
cola1'r pubic benefit Being dcsirOus lha,
ms have should be immediately Ia.rDduced
TO the public and ia superior advantage,
appreciated an enjoyed, the proprt'o's "uI
dispose u't1wH ot couHW nights upon tcfu.
20 IuI,uasGs.
.lUI.-u.as tor town OF county nights
snou 10 made Co hafou Cotton, Piisfcld
uf 60 j ~ Bennett, Gavsrilile. ~ and fnl
I0iisIiual ushls 30 R1tianI nd Nendoa to
IS. " B.uey Of Rutland Pu,slofc 10 MIla
Jane OF Iu,siordi for Clarendon sndShGews
tov Go 7 moth, a. g. fbs0n Jar Nood,fnrk
ard Heading 20 phN1 Hatch of Woodstock
Dr Pumrr' 20 John ttcIa| pomLcl
Que of Noe EopuCt9Is wl,I .e a, ,Ae Oh.
uuF uf .ue courts Iu t,ls stale. and also aI
i.r sitting oIae Legislature r0 osch ,isls
prepared 90 SCI. night, ohftssrnIhle ',raIs o,
r.tt 90, purraasort.
AARON COTTON.
JOHN n BENNETT
ru.fo. . Arc. l5I 1870 l-fr
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The East FgoT,dian, published at Gin
ton Miss, states that Col PHcbIn,N Chief
ofthe Choctaw Tribe Of Indians. has dcclar-
cd his determination to raise 5000 warriors
Of his nation, aud OFF, their services to
the government, to march across Texas n.
galnH Mexico Col Pichlin is m educated
Indian, and a man Of fine talents.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-06-11

A EFkhHg Preacher Some Of our
Western En-Aanges speak Of a noble e..
ample that has JusI been set by the Rev
Richard a Stewart II appears III OF his
pugnaeious reycrcnce-who Is a Melhod st
Parson has arrived 10 New Oricau, al
the head Of one hundred volunteers from
Eaa Baton Rouge aud Ibcrsdic a coz.
respondcn 'he Fredericksburg Recorder
roprossr H Us being endowed WI a
great ..' ching aud says D, isa nab
tVrh @ u.,n b, .olsa call to thrash
any on temporary dismissal from
the ctuJct ui when he has done he job he
asks 10 BE- rradmiued The writer adds he
has obtained hi, dismissal for SIX months.
IN order 10 lick tho MeIicans
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NEW SAooleANAoNess SHOP.

nNHE Subscriber informs Ills friends
and tho public generally ihs, he
has iakou the shop COO doot east VI
Jhmts Pouct's sore, ur snts, ~hcte
10 attends 10 cary m The saddle and haf'
nos. making hnNusss 10 all it, branches his
STOCK and ms,eual ne oil new and he ia
lcnds that his work shall bs done 10 man
ee' that tanno, be surpassed by any shop IN
the county, and any thing wanted Va hi, Inc
that IL not on hand. vii be made to order on
the .,houcst nouce Trunks, Nah.cs, sud
Carpet bags Of al qualities and prices,
Also
Neat, Foot Ou Tor sale 10y the pint. quart
OF gallon. he will also clean and oil hafnoA..
~ tho best manner. and nj the lowest prices
Purchasers canno, iitl TO sUt themselves -
he has tho bcN Ph,iadsipA,a OAK TaRssJ
Lcaihsr and every VARIETY of trimmings wblch
the New York market AhotdS. Please ~
call before purchasing cl,o~hs'o. ...
IRA I. BLISS.
Rriland, 2O,h MAY, 1910 pIu
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II. W LEsIER.
J l.. lilLLINCs, fL,,lers.
DAylpMoKGAH,JT
\. ENGLAND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

Ir0rE0rIiSd Dccembfr, 1874
OTlt lora,-4 al Concord y H., Ne . Pari
4i,ssi drr,rtIy orer hs Mechanic bGHt
Directors Of said Comaanv
j. STs'T' g~ con D.S ~5i Laarsr Man. Man.
r Fp % az" eo'd' chester
The Company viii make insurance on
buildings for sny term OF time NOT oEceetiog
three yesrs, and on personal properly alone
not exceeding ,wo years bot where person-
al property and buildings are owned boy the
same person, and both included 90 the same
srpAepuo- the Policy may be issued 'o' She
Iormer pcnod.
The Company wi. take risks 60 shops.
NILS pnucrra, Manufacturing csIalHf1-
msuts marbmerv i1l.s stock ia trade.
public buHl.nzs, Aoteig. stores, st5rtanueee.
bridges. dwelling houses. and property gen
orally. aaa DO .s believed fhu nuT of iass
has been rlcc upuu which VII give entire
saifsfarttou go the .asurad
JOSIAH STEPHENS. President
JoEs WmprLE SscTsaiy
Aarsrt --Tho.s Mclaughlin. Clarendon
srnac, W % LaloAol .-l4l4. -t5i
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ashore OF the West side Of Galveston.
and ali '.uds were lost.
A SID. { 200 tons was thrown on
her Bon 'nds. I.l steamers James
l.. GAG. aai Homo len Galveston six
hours previous to the gale.
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MARRIED.,

In this town, on the Sd inst by Rev. J.
NJ lockwood, Mr. Gulcy r. Ilannum, Of
Weston, to Miss Julia l. Green Of the for.
mer place,
In Orange, \ J., on the "a inst by Row
Jos S GaIIaghor A w, Kingsley, NJ d
OF puslord, VI, to Margaret A only
daughter Of Lewis Williams Of the former
Mace.
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NOTICE

4 Ill. persons indebted On book " note.
N IN the estate OF Joel Bosmau, arc re-
quosted to make payment by the ioih OF Al.
gust neat a, al. dem,sjs not adjusted, snet
that date will hc lott With an attorney tot
collection LYDIA BEAMAN I Admins
] u. DEAMAN, I uIa,oIs,
West poultncy, Mal rs, haas -