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,u,O THE LADIEs.-wA BROWN, io Chatham.
- opposite Roosevelt, has large .ssortmsnt OF mans,
hrb he viii sell st lower prices tha1 tnsy have ever
80 .od 10 this CITY lie daily hnIshiDg sons OF The
os pendd ynx nuns that nave ever been 10 ms mar
at wnich will be sold very low NJ I'M
EOSiMIsslONEk OF DEEDS for liiiao's, inat.
u ~ ONO sna szn sppos.ea By the 0osesssss
Of said States With power " tsxc the seknow Of
aeeds d posllioas ef ~itnesSss, ke.
oIANLf ID FLEETWOOD, " NAsssssL
sHF has peculiar facilities fof the Transaction Of
husr.s. the aDd South s.srp stALse 80 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

AxJEILs a. co. late LIVINGSTON WELLS
w OWING 70 the death Of Crawford Livingston the
psrtner.hp firm u Livnzston Wells has been Dissolved
The 10 al - aspects will be contained Dy the
uryyinz partner and he widos " the ate partner
New TOrk. nov. 9, I347 HENRY WELLS,
MO I'm CAROLINE {. LIVINGSTON
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EKEsH FRUIT.--BOTcesux Pgun.s 10 splendid
fancy boxes; AzAxa Grapes. kegs, perfect orders
Msasz kaisns, assorted packages, Italian Citfon Lsnis
Curznts and general assortment Of Mats sod ffuits
their for family supply BY the quantity 70 deal
70 lowest market prces by
MI GAr,NEK < YOrN0. l3l Chathan-st
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NOW fOh HALE-uuhsefvf"s -
q tent truss, tot which he has received t~o
<xE premiums BY the American lnstitnte,-ops
Oct lSBt aud one ia Oct. ioi5. FROM tbs
universal testimony Of the best VhJscians,
and te m an aUprObaOn VI tho weafcrs, the suOsfiDeH
ftr themselves that this Truss 10 but 10 Do hn0HH 70
.ao.r.rd. ia practical unity, all others aow before ho
ob,le The Construction OF the pad $50 thai h~
rIlo, motiou accommodating it.sf TO every motion o
Inc body perfectly securing the rupture Ins sse so
Comfort with which THIS IrDss 10 worn, mae T" "sJ
~ r TESTIMONIALS
BEING under the necessity Of ~esnos sItus sppneo
one Inc BACK pad when Called fno so msch ua 'ns
rsu-a, b.c .us worse the disease beins INDUCED
~ ~ gnxerfords Truss the rupture scared ~ltn
.a.e aad couyeniencs Ia every pafticusaf riJ o0nas
ona oot induce inc 10 part with with u, unless cossa
49," ,o.tI,~r WILLIAM w, DkfO,
Nsw-Pslts, Ulster Co N T.
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NEW DUTCH HERRINGs.-ioo ksss Superior
lNDuteh Hsrnnxs, for sale 81
- oXSsNER YOUNG, isa chakAAns ~
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-A very pleasant front paror with bed
- f0un attached suitable for gentleman and ady, may
obtained with board by early application ~ oz broad
way Also several very desirable rooms, with board, of
single gentlemen. ms wv
DOkRD-A spacious rooui with bedroom aud pantry
I'D attached the second loot also room for two sasie
gentlemen may be found at - Barcsyst Tbs location 70
particularly desirable, overlooking the beautiful grounds
Ia rost VI Columbia College MS
l,OAKD- VITA rooms furnished # required tor gen
ID tenen aud their single sentlemsn, may be
obtained By applying n North M0orsst few doors vest
OF Narics.C hH
lDOARDiNG.-rwo gentlemen csn be accommodated
ID with q pleasant room at 50 Whitsst near bfosd'
way. ~ "
nRIyATE BOAKD.-Funished rooms, breakfast
L and tea, may be had by two ssntsmen In hlshy 10
,pcctsDe family without chlldfsn. al - SoiunOis"
BROOK IN Unqus-ionabls references required Inquire
At tho house or south Nillism-sI ~ w
I,UK>I.uED ROOMS-With or without board In
il modern nnshod aud convenient HOUSE, ana Wen 10
Gated for DO obtained s4fJ application
A Alorri.st bliss MORRIS, late New Brighton House
n h. Bathing room on me premises Tor "Ia, cs'a OF
shower baths hlo .noys
a Out.INs--IodslDys at the bsstmao hoa.s -
i Iaeesmanst BIZ the night or week a choice OF over
hif, ,uss rooms which tor cleanliness cannot be sur
passed single room. % cents. Otser rooms q cent?
O1J Inn .. ''D'N.'.
no LET-ro single gentleman slsgs sifed FURNISHED
room, Oh the second noof, In prisss fany a. .o<
DrandsL - =
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NEW H0TAIR Two-oyEsRAS6E

III 49,. ,esse,i.d % call and examine the
I've Gov 10 operation At ~ Broadway I'M. k4ass Tor
m os.rsf he /. - contributed that any person
-, n There are hampers % be used, or dues 70
81 49,. 80 .fssetioD GEORGE PIERCE,
- - zs2 Brostway
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1 have used Hgnserords Truss on many occasions
durnx tho past foar years, aud am CONVINCED ths. ~
rtr :. vel a comfort Il exces all other Irosses now
sa s,a,y m. ouslIc JOHN BARNES, N. ID.
PouzLsesp,is, June 10, ls47; s.xns ,.o
EeJss,..r ny Manufactured BY sEELfE Wan
NEk, Gaylord Bridge, Com. 20 '''e''
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~ klHkBkIDE lAii s.-< 4.
IAr~<ryn Ds.ks are the only remedy s,of eS.e =.
NHA -nls couutry which Will cure hssses VI s'ossn
--- ii aof.es aad tosy now recos -
,f.liel. rr,oed, iof conpisIns iher seAo PRIV
s.-,n al . n. .Dfsted Lnsiisn fafnsf sAa nave DSen
-. -. -, ,sars tho famous lstsnsns 1soies
Ta,e .sa other part VI England, win estnsDishsa
ione 80 .ncs their introduction lsto THIS county
49, - cared "a thIs clty aeo vicinity alone more
~, 1.ar hundred horses, many of Them sfiictsd with
% .sxoav.fed Of hsave. broken Wind AID chronic
lne following 10 ons among host 81 proofs that
- - pr,auced oi their astonishing efhcacys
d.,sss A. A. O0UCH 4 Co.-Ceafs- bought about sk
ss.s $40 package OF your hs.ys Powders 10 sdmiaS-
10 asouts horse had been troubled with nessss
ior more than Two years His very bad one,
aia ~ nc4pacgtats nan from hal has as1A
labor I'D had resisted all the remedies ordinarily ssen
cf this dsofcsr these had effect but 20 slightly din-
sA no VIOLENCE of hsssDs while tsxig tas medicine
package Of Jour remedy has compulsory efsae.
ted the aud ms wind 10 - good a. ever
was IL moath be Las taken the Powders, s'o
can warrant ham sound. Respectfully, - =, A.
oEO. ". DAVIS, Monroe, Aiddiess1 ~ "
November ), lei7 49, =, a.. t.,..
bs.as their specific action upon diseases OF ,ne lahs
and ind &C. ths Powders from tbef sfeAs
- .rr,srve ooxss are the test c0sottios rnee,ere
tb.t .n h. u.ed 10 tl<nt hide, loss o. sppee - ~
as 80 ~ ION, asranssnent of ne digestive isae-
eases 'nat $50 80 A. h 0OUOh 20.
S''' " Wv la Fultoo-s t. New.io ora, cole psopne.ofs
Country merchants md dIuszss who are DayiHS soecs
ii, ION .o.Id d. well 70 pa<chese small supply 10
erald l.coant " dea4ers - = ~.
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Larger sizes IN proportion Tue Teoc sePP"Su wa"
plain letters liberal terms
JAMES ACkERMAN, sign, Banner and
M nrn..l.ura- .-nl. IuL Nas.l-l.a a.


nAYLIGHT IA, COlIE.-wHilIAKEk's
~ newly invented SOLAR LAMP Tor which patent
Is now pending) offered 20 the puDnc % inc oef
aud most economical Lamp ever invented
Po.ses-px an the advantages Of the Solar Lamp II - 10
larger and buns no more Oh man an ofHinsty
for brisncy and ciesrness; ~ - not liable 70 80 -
reuar.: Ia perfectly easy and sale - e.rJ aDoa -
h. sHoried complete AZ prices varying from ~ .rh
dll.,. DER osir Liberal discount ~ the uAns' i' r
III sr- invited 10 call ard examine
Manufactured solely By -,.,,.,rp Ia Ef,,.t
rJL N..H
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NOTICES.

PWRENOLOGiSTs AND PUBLISHERS.
FOWLERS e. WELLS,
Clinton Hall, t3I >as~nu--f. y. \.
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WATER CURE-DR. TRAIL, who .,Arted tho hr.

MATER lhE-Dh lhALi4 VINO r-nIl'o 80. =
w Hycropathie institution Ia America, receives patents
a. his sew and commodioas estaD.hment ID Ls'fhtsI
one door from 81. john PAX once hours; os'o's
M from IL 70 :. and after p. NJ Consultations tor
~ treatment mornings AID syenlag. o" imSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

TuOuPsOS's PREMIUM TRUSS,
- <sk-< Improved BY }. n BsnJsnIn, Is bseknsn-st
< NJ. universally approved Of BY tho Medical
ana all who uss theni, a. the pressure
can be graduated from One w hfty pounds On
hs lure without back pad which does ~ much ma
~ 10 he spins. causing weakness aud pain In ts bscs
80 ,d-. .na oftsa permanent spinal dseese six daY
trial gwen aud II DOT perfectly sausetoiy' monoy 70
nsn.1 Also the most approved shoulder Braces AID
$3.50. ma istpsf
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HANGS IMPROVED LOCOMOTIVE AIR

HANh,- IMPROVED LOCOMOTIVE Aik-
IlHEATER for warning public aud pnNsie Jei1ints,
comb advantages than any artcie O the mo 10"
10 use As the Locomotive Boiler 10 more economics tn1n
Other 80 proved Air Heater when compared
with other heaters in use lt II VIII ftlltt@ H",e
heat with sven quantity Of fuel than any other "a u
u u.rfec accessible all times and may 10 cleaned yi
she. aud either when operation " not Inc pu
he are requested call al the zz,ncy and examine ono IN
operation. nj w. GEORGE PIERCE ~ bfoad~sy'
sCKEKNAN,- PREMIUM CAaFED LETTERS.
"A These celebrated Letters tor which the suD.cn'ef
Wa awarded silver MEDIA a. the late ar Of tns Amrii.
-. In.ttuts are confidently offered % the public a. ne
hest cheapest article Of the KIND Ia the MARKET a. tHS
following reduced pnces. No..
Premium Carved letter. gut with extra deep soia ZEAL
warranted not % fade, ~ 10 cents an ilch
in isttsr, each ~ cents IN each 70 cents
In :. 80 o.. in %
5 In. - ~ m -
s TO- . . O. =. II ia ..
Larger sizes in proportion. Tue trade supplied with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-24

lIOKsE NET-. Good liberal wages will be paid To
IL persons female prcsrfed-who 10 thoroughly &C
quansd with the manufacture of horse nets ia all tie
branches other need apply 10 ~ " ons OF the ht.
eTn states 20 supsnntend Mandatory. Address
MM. STOWE. Agent, American Net aud Twins
,futf Maunfs "a - lomtnsrce- n Hostou.
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The American improved HyfeRn NeEefanIe NelIflnc
The use OF single package would demonstrate their u
2srior virtues General Depot $50 telton-st san Build
building Pamphlets gratis NJ MAN Ares
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Country merchants md dfusxiss WHO 1e 800
IL, torn 0.Ia d. well 10 pa<chsse small suPkp I'D
sy.lai.eoant " dea4srS 10 Seoeh..k
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sections of this outstanding and the stock created by
ms and the the thirteenth section OF this ac shan not ia
arsi nd prorded further, That stock shall be Issued at
SIC H. And be IL further enacted That the interest on
the stock created by this shall be payable semi-nnnual-
sa hS IS DIX oasy ad Jsy in s.es sS Of
stock to be issued under this shall be signed by the Re-
gste OF the treasury and the Secretary OF the Treasury
shall cause each OF said certificates 10 be sealed with the
SEC 49, Asd Be further enacted That for the payment
Of The stock which be created under the provisions OF
this act the sales of the public lands hereby pledged
and is hereby made the duty of the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO and apply all moneys which may be
ceived into the for the sales of the public lands af
ter the first day Of January, eighteen hundred and forty
eight hrs the interest all stocks Issued by virtue
Of this act and, secondly the balance OF said
eep after paying the inieres, aforesaid in the purchase
OF said stock at their market vae provided that no
than par shall be paid for said stock -
cesde be paid
appropriated money in the treasury be- and the , same is
" as d snS SG &c
issuing OF the treasury notes and stock authorized by this
any officer whose salary fixed by law, for preparing,
signing or issuing treasury notes. or certificates OF stock
hereby made duty the Secretary OF the Treasury 10
cause statement to be published monthly OF the amount OF
provisions this that the power treasury
notes conferred the President of the United States by this
shall and determine six months after the exchange
and fathcation OF treaty OF peace with the republic OF
Mexico.
motion to reconsider the vote just taken was then
made put, and negatived
FROM THE PRESIDENT.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a message from
the President transmitting letter from the president of
the convention of delegates of the people of Wisconsin,
with certified copy OF the constitution adopted BY said
convention Also, copy OF the act of the legislature of
Wisconsin calling said convention and copy of the
last census showing the number of inhabitants in SAID
Teritory which referred to the Committee on the
Territories, and ordered to be printed
NOTICE.
Mr.. STEWART, of Pennsylvania, gave notice of his
act for the conditional transfer of the stock held by the
United States in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compa-
ny terms to the early completion of that work
to Cumberland"
The House then adjourned
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The following petitions and memorials were presen
under the rule and referred to the appropriate conml

under the rule and referred to the appropriate COMMITTEES
BY Mr.. GoRDoNi The petition OF Jehiel Tuulc eSn
red TO the Colnmitiee on Invalid PENSIONS
BY Mr.. FRIES The petition OF John Frost and oure
citizens OF Columbana county, Ohio, asking Conyres n
provide by law that the public lands be laid ont in hnI
and lots for the free use of such citizens (no possessed
other lands will occupy them referred to the Comn
Bv Mr. PIsRRILL. The petition from citizens of Oh l
PRAYING for The reduction OF the price OF the public an
referred to the COMMITTEES on Public Lands
BY Mr.. SEvERANCE The petition OF Isaac Rogers an,
eniy other inhabitants oil Pennington, IN The p
Maine, that peace may be restored with Mexico.
BY Mr.. MORSE; The petition of James Cu'chel, PA
ing Congress examine and report upon the propne
lighting the Capitol with solar gas referred TO the Coa
tee ON Public Building
c.. Bennng and James @. Denarest, Of savannah Geog
praying Congress grant them the right OF pre-empto
certain quarter section of the public lands in Florida
ferred to the Committee on Public Lands
BY Mr.. BOYD: A memorial for a posi-route from psds
cab, via Mayfeld, FeeianS, to Hickman, in kenmcsy
BY Mr.. JAMES b. HUNT: The memorial OF iiy.iA,l
citizens of the State of Michigan, for the estabhmenlo
ma-route from Owosso, in the county of Shiawassee
LYONS in the county of Iona TO the STATE I.
near the house of II. LEACH in the town of Scioia sh
wassee county, Michigan referred to the Committee on NJ
Post Office and Post Roads.
inhabitants of the city of New York, asking that nq
may be made by Congress relative to the dscontnuane
the branch post office in said cit referred to the Comm
tee on the Post Office and Post Roads
BY Mr.. DUNLAP: The petition Of James Doughty
Brunswick, in Cumberland county, Maine, for rernuaaaI
ton for services rendered the government during the
BY Mr.. J. B. HUNT. The memorial of 81 citizens
Michigan for the establishment of mnilroute fr
Owosso, Shawassee county, by the house OF Ii. Leach
the of Scota, in said county, to Lyons in the cou
Office and Post Roads.
BY Mr.. SEAMAN The petition of Edward Quinn To-
Mr. Sff r 5fs ha neso ON Of AS
and 81 others, OF Abingdon, Massachusetts, for peace vii
By Mr.. ]. p. MARTIN. The petition of General y.ul
Jackson, of Laurel county, Kentucky, praying to be released
from Judgment security Of Calvin Carter, late poa
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to Europe before. A half century had almost passed
away since the prowess OF the nation had been shown
Europe and the civilized world had forgotten them
They great nation-their keels ploughing every
wave--their ships at every port Forgotten ay al he
first tap of the drumthe first sound OF the buglewhal
was the effect The government had not 10 summon men
the field they had more than enough They told them
TO stay home. They did not want them II was ab,
soutely the duty of the government to stay the ardor OF
the citizens They could take 1.-THE OF those who vol
unteered their services prouder spectacle was never
exhibited since congregated together IN evil
lied societies. spectacle most clearly prophetic for the
stability of the republic, He had nothing to say about
monarchlcal governments Let Europe have them; but
theirs the government for them-a government IN
which the property and rights of citizens were sacred
and il shown that in time OF war II was equai
to a defence He knew there had been good deal SAID
about the injustice of this war; but he supposed there
not honorable senator on his side OF the chaIn-
Der who cause for the war. Some might say
that nexpedient to 90 to at the time but no
one, looking upon the long catalogue OF aggravanons,
would say that there no cause for it, The Presl-
dent had asked them for regular forcesor ten regiments
of The constitution had given him the power to DO
it, They should support him. Therefore he did trust
that the bill reported by the Military Committee, IN con-
formity with his requsiton, might be passed. -,
[rhe remainder of the proceedings in the Senate VIII
be given To- morrow.
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ton was agreed TO.
The committee accordingly rose, and the chairman h.
ported.
Mr. DANIEL moved that the House again resolve \
Union and on that question asked the yeas and NAYS
A motion to adjourn, however, prevailed, and
The House accordingly adjourned.
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I)ENFUMERf, Fancy Goods, &c., Mt auction
L Friday and Saturday evenings the 22d and Sd
sants shall sell, at 81 O'Clock, p. n my auction roS
two doors west of Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenui
line assortment of the above-named goods, viz
Chessn,en, backgammon boards, dornnoes cards, &c
Cologne, shaving cream, fancy soap, aromatic salts
Congress and other penknves, razors, motto seals &c
Hair and tooth brushes. tuck and other combs
Accordeons, violins, flutes, flies, Jews-harps, &c
With many other fancy and useful articles.
Jan 2O--3t GREEN Auctnnee
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nv II. GREEN, .qucfioreor.

GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On Saturday, the I
~ instant, shall sell opposite the Centre Market
O'Clock, ~ m, lot OF groceries, partially damaged
lire at Jackson Hail. consisting OF teas coffee choc
cocoa Hour, buckwheat, spices, pickles, pepper, NL
cigars, lg blue, &c, with many other articles not neo
ny 10 enumcrate. Term cash
Jan. 2--3t GREEN Auctond
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DIRTH-NIGHT BALL.--A ball will be given by |
ID GAUrIER at Jackson Hall, the anniversary c1
birthday of George Washington, under the management
such Of the subscribers may be elected meeting
be held as soon the subscription list is made up Boa
for subscription will be opened and after the ls feO
airy next, at all the principal hotels in the city
Ian Ig-3
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~ TEMPLEMAN, near corner of Al street has AT
VI. supply of Tanners map OF Mexico, 4th edition, Il
Nloena, and other poems, by Thomas S. Donolo, esq
Washington. A few copies of the Blue Book for 1886
last published) are vet remaining. Jan
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TTNEN Dollars Reward.-Lost, the evening OF the III
l. instant blue cloth cloak, full circle, black velvet
lar, strap and facing, with silk cord and assel purple
cloth lining with pockets inside, flaps and butonss
blue cloth cap, hdki, &c, within the pockets, Inquire
the Union office. Jan. 2-SE
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IL day night, the Goth Instant the Presidents eve
three quarters circle black cloth cloak with light
lining, velvet collar trimmed with wide silk braid, and
small silver triangle attached, by which to hang iE
The present possessor will confer favor upon the own
by leaving it with Martini at the "Whe House. o. L
Fullers Drugstore, corner of Pennsylvania and
2l--t3l y
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National Publishing Company's.

VAL'--Iht suDscfbef mas haild VaTOUs slztsI 7
~ quality OF anthracite COAL which he will dispoa
upon reasonable terms particular attention paid to
weighing and delivering the Orders left at the Butt
Coal Office, John w. Baden's, south side OF Penhsyw
avenue near the of 9th street, John +. Calans
Simms Son, and the yard, near the long bridge, VI
meet with prompt attention. JOHN PErTIBONE
Jan 2l-3teod NAT Intel]
DOZENS, by Thomas 3. Donoho--One volume, ls411
L Just published f. TAYLOR
January Fl
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FARMERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
Al 0,sar.lle, Wa,Asasfcr Co. y J..
Il Over five Millions insured IN two
years aud no AsS,ssincniS..f-.
THIS Company commenced doing busi
nss on their prose at Improved system
on H.. 18Th dsy of MAY. 1915. snce Which
time the, have insured pfoper,. mostly IN
the state. Of New York aud Vermont. To the
amount Of over Ims Millions Of Doiiass.
have made no assessments, and had on The
9Th Of lamar, last past. the date Of the last
report, s5s.3.c6, AFTER paying all losses and
c,perscs, AMI the business oonNan,ly IN
,,es.ing-b SIDES q large amount, 10 prem.
tn ioi'>.
THIS COMPANY vii not insure stores. gr.t
mills. cotton and wooden factories. machine
~. calumet makers. .oinci's. coopets. black.
sniihs shois, o. buildings situated Ia blocks
o. exposed parts Of villages IN no ease
Nil iho COMPANY insure more than $4,000
90 one Usqgc. within 10 rods
Any person insured may a, any time sur
fcnftr his Policy and have the SINE can.
o,!lcd
Al persons insured aud sustaining loss or
damage by fire, viii be paid IN four months
after due notice ard prpofihereof made by
,he insured m conformity 10 tie conditions
aunrNcd 10 the Policy. (Which NAV he sent
Nv mall) In case of any difference Of d,sa-
grecment arising between the Company AMI
suy person sustaining loss, the same may he
Submitted and determined by Arbitration IN
tie county where the loss happened, al the
election oithc insured. by ,hree disin,rrcs,.
cd aru.f.iors, TO be mutually chosen by the
insured ana HE COMPANY
kcmllianco~ Tor all losses in the counties
Of Rutland, indsoI. Addison aud Ben
nlngton. will he MADE. II desired, through
either Of ,hc Banks Of Poul,ncv. Rutland,
Black RIVER, Mldi,hury. or Manchester
Foo iutthof Information, reference il made
80 the several agents IA every county IN ihe
state of Vermont. who are authorised 10 take
applIcaucus iof Insurance. and the Compa.
Nv VIII be responsible for all surveys made
by or under tie personal direction of hei'
agents. and who IL - expected " III call on
the farmers generally a, then residences and
receive applications.
AGENTS.
BENNINGTON Counfv-John McNsughton,
Alonzo Fox. J. N. Hall, J. f.. McNaugh,on.
Windsor Coun,y-D Daniel A. Head, Step.
hams Sicarns, Ephtaim Rice, J. f.. Nc
Narghion
R.Ilanj Co-John McNaughion, Aaron
X. Vail. Spencer Green, Ohn Abels.
Addi,on Co.-Jamcs : Miner. Henry :.
Gale, Edwin B Douglas. Siephams Stearns
HENRY Bi'Lk LEY, President.
ARcm lhsHop, Secretary.
Granville, y. y. May /, 1917 2O.6m