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Marine&nd Fire Insurance.

TINE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, by
recent act OF the Legislature il authorized 10 take Ma
rine and Fire Risks under the new title OF the NEW YORK
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, having
ai,l all its losses in FULL occasoned by the great fires
iS35 1916, AMI possessing full Capital OF sOD, will
surplus affords ample security 10 all persons making Ma
rne and Fire Insurance. Risks will be taken iavora
BILE terms other similar Institutions application at The
Office OF the company, No. II Wall street, (adoining the
Courier a. Enquirer Ufllce) &.
~ DIRECTORS
Oliver II. Jones Joseph N. Lord
Samuel s IIowlaml William Spencer
Samuel G. Harriet Jubal Terbel <.
Horace Brooks George lovet
John Capp Corns Vanderbilt
Walter r. Jones Oscar Coles 49,
Thomas II. Mills, Isaac N. seymour ..s.'
Hamilton Blydenburgh Israel Corse
Oliver Is. 1weedy Josiah o. Law
Walter Il. Jones, ir. John u. Andrew
Andrew A, Pilot John Even
Abraham b. Davis Charles Minurn
IIoratio N. Sebbins.
o. II. JONES' President
ID JNDERbIIL, Secretary. oct ly
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John JACKSON, Esq. Editor OF the Railway Repub
unpublished the above certificate and remarks IN all ed
ioria follows: - -..s.. .
' ~ The success of DR. TOWNSHIPS PREPARA
TiON OF SARSAPARiLlA appears 10 be one of the mos
extraordinary character We publish to-day two certificates
IN lis behalf one from Capt McLeis of this Town, and
from the Rev MIR. White. Of Staten lsaid gentleman
well known in Railway Capt Mclean believes the medi
cine 10 have saved his life aud Mr. White seems 10 enter
tain an equally strong confidence in lis efficacy Intelligent
men like these would praise strongly what they did
not fully believe 10 be de serying
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THE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which ID felt in the
accuracy and perfect adjustment OF these Scales Is such
that they have come 10 be regarded rs he standard from
which there is appeal ,
scales OF the above manufacture OF every required mod'
fcaiion graduated the English French, Spanish, Poru.
gliese and Chinese standards for expectation and home
trade, constantly hand, and Tor sale by
oct & w. FAIRBANKS& co, 81 Water ST
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DELMoNIco's HOTEL,
tnnoApwAr, VIEW ronk.

IHIUNUWNIi NVHNJ :
ID A L. DELMONICO respectfully inform their friends
anil the public generally thai their New Hotel being
now completed they prepared 10 offer accommodations
Tor either families gentlemen may be required oSly
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Copying Presses,

: OOpyIHS TTCbsebs
FTIE subscriber has now hand, anu IL constantly IT,
cevg Copying Presses, Of all the different patterns
and sizes, with all the articles used for copying
Also, the celebrated GERMAN COPYING INK, winch Ii
warranted To take copies and perfect than
other Ink sold Merchants and others in want Of ell
er tile above articles invited 10 call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere
GEORGE f. NESBrIT, Sationer and Printer,
oct s ly' TOntine Building Wall and Water ste.
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Nails, Tacks, Brads, Brass Ket-
ties, &c.

ALTER NJ SMITH 20 Pearl street, offers for sale at
W the lowest market prices cut wrought fnls,ns, elout
brass and iron; brass Kettles bailed and unbaied Al
kinds of Hinges Turn Buckles Hooks and Staples; Blind
Fasteners Stair Rods Cutlery Files Rasps, DC Locks oi
Sal Irons, &c .. ocf g. ly'
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COIUMBIA HOUSE,

CIfESNUT STREET, PHiLADELPHA,
THE Subscribers have made every arrangement for the
L accommodation Of their guests, and respectfully solicit
a share Of patronage. BAGLEY, MACKENZIE x co
nrtS .
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-13

TIIE very choicest Of Crehoe's wte red and blue star
back eagle Playing Cards, also Merry Andrew, High
lander and other varieties, with every description oi back,
together with assortment Of Playing Cards from all the
principal card manufactures in the United States For sale
III the very lowest prices and in any quantity 10 st pur.
| ehasers, by CHARLES SMALL, 25S Pearl street,
| octS Iy' door 10 the u. y Hotel.
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H. G.. SMITH ~ CO.,
COMMISSION MER CHANTS,

CLOCK EST ADJUSTMENT,
No. ~ John Street, New York, .-.-
WHERE may be found large and splendid assortment
w OF the besl modern imprOy ed Thirty Day. Eight Day
Thirty. Hour, Brass, Hooi dnd alarm CLOCkS WIN
Clock Trimmings, Mahogany Knobs, spool Boxes, Spool
Stands, Iron RWeis, &c. which viii be sold at The lowest
cash prices. '..r ..g .. ,., :.
Clocks repaired anu warranted. oct Sly
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THE BEST uMDREILAs IN AMERICA.

7 n.
ISAAC SMITH a 90 would inform the public, and par.
ucariy their customers, whom they have been unable 10
supply Tor time past thai they now obey think
able iuhl any order ior their Snper Bingham Umbrellas,
well known as :" Smiths Super Umbrellas
They have also on hand every variety OF Cotton and Cling
ham Umbrellas, which they will sell low for cash credit
ISAAC SMITH a. co, Wholesale Manufacturers,
No 26 Pearl street. New York.
los. Ma losfou lass
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PETER BROWN, II LiuIe st, Brooklyn
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

.1lilStEAIRACl VI SAksAfAhiiiA hht been eA'
pre- ssy prepared IN reference To Female Complaints No
female should neglect to take it, il certain preventive
u the and horrible diseases 10 which The
subject II is valuable for those who approaching
womanhoOt II is calculated assist nature by quicken
ing the blood and nvigurang The system, Indeed this me
Is invaluable Tor all the delicate diseases 10 which
subject ..
II braces the whole SYSTEM renews permanently the ma
ural energesby removing the impurities Of the bluodby
far stimulating The system as IL produce no subsequent
relaxation, which il the OF most medicines taken fol
female weakness and disease. ...
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IT, sd. II, BROOKS g. CO.,

f,LOTIIERS AND DEALERS IN CLOTHS, CASSE
u MERES AND PESILNGS, Nos. ll6 and lis Cherry
street, corner Of Catarine have on hand very large stock
Of Fashionable ready made Clothing just manufactured,
and especially adapted to the season Also, CLOTHS
CASSilfERIIS aud PES1LNGS, BY the piece, or in
quantities 10 suit purchasers. .....r... ..
GIRuEN7.Sof every description Manufactured 10 or
der the best possible manner and IN point OF style not
he surpassed oct-S--lyd'
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To Senators, Representatives. Legislators
FOURTH EDITION NEARLY EXHAUSTED OF ~.
THE SIATESMAN,S MANUAL.

NEAKLY FUUR THUUSHNDt COPIES OI tls valuable
IN National Work has been exhausted IN year; The
rth Edition il the press and will be ready lew days.
Two large volumes s,O, liuU pages. Price 50.
From the Journal Of Commerce gf August H. 1916
"1is OF the important books published in
the United States Tor long The country needs such
work, which by ready reference the citizen hiius al
all the valuable UlnIOns the course policy
the nutlOii, from the beginning"
Good aud responsible Agents will find il aproftabe bust
10 canvass districts and Legislators for Tie above vaui
bic work. Il. WALKER,
oct sly ...... Ia Fulton street
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ENVELOPES,
Nh. Gam, m, q nc Ial Adhesion EnyeIOpes,

DEQRJNG neither sealing wax, waters or letter siam
IL which are imported and for sale by ANSTICE, "a Mas.
a,u street. opposite the posi- office, are worthy the attention
OF the mere antile community.
oct 9--dly
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

" b. PALMER'S COUNTRY NEWSPA-
Y, PER ADVERTISING AGENCY, Tribune Buildng
New York. embraces Of the best newspapers OF all the
cities principal In the United States and Cana
Ia for which he is duly authorized to receive advertise
menis and subscriptions and fully empowered to give re-
cepts. :.-.. a.. E.,
Merchants manufacturers, artists and individuals gene
ray besides public institutions, Incorporated companies
and societies who wish to advertise ill., or subscribe l0r
of section OF the country are respectfully
invited 10 examine the hles. .-
To remove all doubts and msapprehensiOIs, the agent
hereby notifies the public that person Is authorized by
lin solicit advertisements, cards subscriptions Tor the
new spapers for which he is the only authorized agent
numerous pretended agencies in this city, renders the aop
ton Of this course essentially proper TO guard against I'M
position
Those therefore, who wish transact business with his
agency and avoid mistakes respectfully invited to hand
~ '''' -" v D. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune buildings.
E.- The cost of advertising in country papcra-a list oi
papers are published with the copies Of the
raj papers which he Is the duly authorized Agent may
be this office, in the Tribune buildings oct ly
CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS
,ruE SUBSCRIBERS have Just received splendid as.
sortment Of Velvet Pile Carpets of various sizes with Me-
aon Ceners and very elegant borders Also some with
out the Medallion Ceners, but with very rich borders al
prices nearly low the same quantity and quality o
Carpeting by the yard.
have the extensive variety in the city, consisting III
part, OF
Elegant Satin Danasks ...r
|" Very Rich nrocatcles
Snperine quality Satin Lame ...
. Lace and Muslin Embroidered Curtains, DC. DC.
All OF which are offered at extremely how prices by
.t A. 4. STEWART ~ co,
oct s div. Broadway and Reade 81.
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Fine Frehch Letter anu Fost iopsrss,
A FINE assortment Of these Papers, together with Eng
n lsi American Papers, both ruled and pain con.
s,untly ON hand The best Of English BlOtng Paper, rel
and white Copying and Wrapping Paper, for sale whole.
sale and retail, by VIM w. kOsE,
octS ly. Importer Of Stationery, ~ Wall ST.
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RHEUMATISM AND PILES.


DR. TowNsRsp--Dear Sir--My wife has been Tor seve.
raj years. afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies TO obtain relief but all TO no p,r
pose She finally induced by seeing your advertise.
ment, TO give your SARSAPARIlLA trial. was also,
together with man III my thploy) badly troubled viii,
ra, our complaint completely cured CONSIDER il
OF The best Of medicines, and would advise all who
afflicted 10 give ta trial . 49, u 81
GARRIT GARRADRANT
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Gn1iRNnhFs MesscMSef, LONDON md PnfIs
Observer. 49,
SUBSCRIPTIONS for these celebrated Newspapers
y ceyed No. 10 Waii street. by Tie isiged,
Galgnani. For the Messenger, daily, printed
Englisi, price is 70 francs For the
Observer weekly, francs per month"; payable m advance
LIVINGSTON, WELLS * Co, ~ Wall 81.
oct S-lyu'
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YOUNG LADIES, READ THIS.

E. You who have Pale Compilations Dull Eyes, Blotches
the Face, Rough Skin, Frcckes, and tout Of spi
rts," bottle or two Of DIR. TOWNSENDS SARSAPA.
RIlIA II will cleanse the Blood, the Freckes
and BIorhes and you animation, sparkling eyes Gne
spirits, and beauilh exionall OF which of i'm.
Ulense value UNMARRIED LADIES,
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Vera Cruz Commission House.
CARPETINGS,

w, TRACY is now opening extensive assortment Of
u, rich Tapestry, Velvet, Wilton, Brussels and other he
scripiion o FASHIONABLE CARPE1INGS, selected
BY Mr. T. L. CHESTER, the principal manufacturing es
Establishments in England and embracing all the latest APP
proved designs For sale at 81 Broadway two doors above
The Hospital oct S-lyd'
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This certificate concuSvey proves that this SARSAPA
RIIIA has perfect control the obstinate disease
the blood Three persons cured III house is unprt
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English Carpetings and Flooor Oh
Cloths.

JEFFERSON Il HUMPHREY, 400 Pearl street, near Ma.
olson, have just received by late arrivals large lot Of
EIDbfINSIER CARPE1LNGS AND OIL CLOTHS,
with designs and patterns, which will be sold at Wholesale
or retail at reduced prices. oct ly'
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Or. TowNsgSp-Dear Sirl have the pleasure to inform
you that three my children have been cured u the Srro
iula by The OF your excellent medicine. They ~
cted very severely win bad sores; have taken only lou
bottles; il took Them away for which feel myself unde
deep obligation. Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN lbs Wooster street
New York, March |, 1871. ...
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Fairbanks Patent Platform Scales.

oct 7 w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-21
IMPROVED
MAGNETIC MACHINES.

r. Moorhrrdf- tsraduifto hngnenc VIA
chfne-Ths s...lIelt o. .u important lAprOFsu-lL
r = other mis- u manufacture. ara Las been Adopted
by ~. tnesca prcf-ssion genera y a. beng ne tosl
-rvfvl-rt .ne ef-ctu.! MAxn-u Mz-hnr 10 Il Is
perfectly simple n consrucoo and therefore rot haDe
10 gel oat Of order Is the case la 81 A sfu-ts
N ssuts OF he most perfect contro ard can Dc GsADuA-
v m anv nox-r adapted for 40 miami or slcenl Tor
he iron sas ~ ne pleasure o. nc operHor Inc
rnsgpetc force 10 In parted II continuous msnner, aud
NJ 10 uuoea..nt sensation, 10 th7 Hosi GseAl7 PaSnl
II r-quir-s DO assistant IL 10 use, 1ao ]. 70 every
perfectly harmless 49,. ,,.,,,-,.,, 81. -.
f s.rf .oue Of her diseases % ne most serious
c,s-s-t-f snown 10 the med cs froiesslll Amons ON
r., nav b- mentioned scrol.i lf1ps4' rfsY- a. -rAl-
$50 rrvstlrs OF ne .pne d0urr1f ac-l- and chfu-
~ rh-gmsfi.m paralysis, rpirplt us --- ache Lld
oausry .-as-s when may BE- fuiefieli 10 NJ n-fFoas
system ...s ... u..bi.s. ,,,.,
a. F-. LII - reference csl b. ua4e io several ~ Ne
- ti,i-'.l-5 ir be- uss.cs prof-ss.1n. who have
ed hem ri a crest variety ~ cuP .l.s 70 ar FtslAk
.----ss A sing- lrial el.. ret il-f 81 ---rs.
Fsrl Machine 81 CON 1s--ly .ifa--1- . r.. ---
Al necessary 81 l.illces f4i lt m -r-' y. u
-set - ~ Ma1lsi ~lil llll o4ivc-l9li
r-s.-1irr il ice ard lqpi'.'l- = ,ts. .s.ts d In,
Fs-r. f.,.iIg snoul posses nl1 u- ~ n
..---..--t. IL, atl aUsys DE- ila-1 'A--a'7 -oin
r,-.a. AZ h-1 the yery beef pr 'clA - ~ ~ -
49,, d, fb- 0.rltlrs 1us.essr or l'-I .l-
q, s.r u.,,-t,s g.ctiles sre cod 81. elces -qlAly
- =. -. CHARGED 90 iui-fl0f h.t.'s - ~
readily seuL % sny par " 40
vsrsf.rutr-t sps for ssl-, Sho -sas anl rstAl' ~
~. NJ q HOORaEAD. ~ BrosdSsy' hs~-forH-
Id. WHEELER
~ Commissioner Tor nc -"i w" nj
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Things In Boston-Mr. Webster-New Review
steamer Bay state.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


BosroN, July 10, 1871.
The Times ofthis morning contained report that
Mr. Webster had been gored by bull but far as can
learnis mere invention the part ofthat very orgi
nal and respectable journal At any rate 1t makes
change in the preparations for the public dinner which
the personal friends Of the distinguished Senator 10
sve him 10 morrow evening the Revere House. 1t is
sxnecied that the festivities OF tbe occasion will lose
nothing by the fact they dedicated not to the
public but the private Mana tribute not TO the legs
sfor or the statesman but to the Friend.
The most interesting thing the literary circles heres
the proee, of a new Quarterly Review which has
been seehing for months and will probably be
done and served up sbou, the LIST Of next December
The gentlemen who are TO be engaged in it combine
talent enough TO make impression upon the country
Amodg them have heard Mr.. Emerson, Rev Theodore
Parker. Charles Sumner, Eco Rev Caleb stetson and
DR. g G Howe spoken of. What name the new journal
1, 10 wear 10 believe yet decided In character II
will have a tinge OF the complexion OF the Dial
bpt will differ from that work inssmuch AS II Will have
a back bone IL proposes 10 be heard AS TO political
matters independent of party organizations kspe
cisly il will condemn the Mexican War It's hlders
abe tors and heroes In word 1t viii aim to express
with faithfuness and vigor the conscience and best
thought of New England on all political social theolo
gcs and literary questions As gentlemen who ought
to know said il will be the exact opposite OF the
North American Review.
The heat here is ntolersbe AT this present writing
notice ,hstyou complain and then in York but
you have endured the fiery furnace OF one OF these
close and narrow streets, through whose sbyrinhihe
wndings not a breath of air ever finds II way.
Boston wears busy aspect just now IN almost every
street you hear the trowel OF the mason aud see ponde
rous blocks granite rising to take their places In ee-
CANT and convenient structures. In Milkstreet and
Broomheld street especially noticed this morning new
blocks of stores which for tasteful mesveness surpass
all similar buildings that have seen elsewhere
The new line TO New.York by way of Fall River is
daily growing popular. 1t is 90 much more agreeable
to sleep I'LL four hve in the morning instead of being
reused out of your berth at midnight that many people
prefer this to the old routes The spaciousness OF the
Raw State and her undoubted security Ia the seyerest
storms render her afavOrite The Massachusetts which
slso runs upon this line is well known to the public
came over upon her the other night aud sep; soundly
nm dsylieht blessing never enjoyed on the passage
irom New York before. Yours, ID. A T.
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The Illlnni. Regiment.
Correspondence Of the Missouri Republican

CorTespOndonce OF The Mlssuufl hspuuIIcAH
FORT LEAyENwoRrH July >, 1877.
The regiment has been quartered here about ten
dsys snd from present appearances II Is Ike TO remain
some time for Il 10 in deploraoe situation write
within bounds when | say, that near halt OF the men
from sickness are unable TO commence their merch 10
Santa re- The measles and oarrhea are the prevailing
diseases Mspy have died Tor want OF good medical
treatment the proper surgeons OF the regiment are NOT
with us vet and our lives are In the hands OF country
physicians.
Much dissatisfaction prevails In the Regiment smopg
the officers for being about 10 be ordered oh without
receiving any psy The most OF them swear (snd not
for the cake of swearns) that they will not 20. They
are young who have spent all they bad In raising
their company
Thi. 10 not all the difficulty In the camp The comps
uy ocers and the staff cannot agree about the proper
mode OF drilling Many dsrespeotiul scenes have occur
red between them parade. In word al Is In con
usion-eveTy officer IL Colonel and every private i'
Captain. Respectfully M
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MARION, O., July 1.-THE Wheat harvest has
now fairly commenced In County, aud our farmers
busy enough. With regard to the yield Il is turning
out much better than was believed possible some weeks
AGO and from the best Information We have been able 70
obtain fee justified Ia putting down the crops Of Ma
rion County for le al three Ourths of an average Al
least Snd more likely 10 be than under that The
quas of the grain is very superior which agrees with
the reports from al parts OF The state. Eagle.
sALEu. Massive understand that, in our i'm.
mediate peighborhood, the crops never presented
hner prospect than at present The hay crop hss
been 80 heavy for years Potatoes are extremely prom
sehsht luS%v"e'
SYRACUSE. n. Y.-The Wheat harvest has al
ready commenced in this vicinity and We learn that the
eropis better than WAS anticipated. The weather has
teen uucom monty fine for the last three weeks and tne
heads Of grain are larger and the berry more plump than
Rwas feared they would be- The crop will not how
ever be an average one but the quality was never sur
passed star.
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NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.

USroS CoLLEGE.-Oa Sunday evening, the 18th
at hall past o'clock, Rev LBENEzER HALEY will de-
liver an Address before the Theological Society
On Monday. the 25ih, at halt past P. NJ. THEODORE
sEpsvIcK ESQ will address the Senate.
On Tuesday the 27th, at 10 o'clock A. " the Philo-
rnalbeao and Adelpbc Societies viii celebrate their
Semi Centennial Anniversary. An Address and Poem
msy be expected.
% Tuesday att o'clock P. NJ, Hon. WILLIS HALL
will deliver Grafton, and DR.. J X MITCHELL Poem
before the New York Alpha of the Phi Beta Kappa So
ciety.
On the same day, At half past O'Clock P. NJ, Hon
GEORGE MARSH will deliver the Annual Grafton be
fore tue Literary Societies.
The Commencement Exercises will be held on Wed
nesdsy the 2sth, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
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While TIE workusn on the Central Railroad wero en-
sed Ia removing the earth in the deep cut north OF our
Village saturday last elsrge mss Of sand and gravel
ffe way aud precipitsed upon them buryiog Tour
nom bsv 10 six feet below the surface, and neay Gov
erns tao or three others Those Who not entirely
.O'eled were released without having received any ma
s'A Injury but their four less fortunate companions
souid DOT De extrlested until life extinct Their
Ianes we're Patrick Duncon. Ba;t Reagan. James Nal
yssd James McGrsIh Burlington va Free Press.
SLAVERY RESOLUTIONS IS MArSE.-The House
Representatives Of the Msine Legislature which hss
ssosr CONSIDERATION series o; Resolutions relating to
ae Extension OF Slavery In newly scquirsd Territories
s ~ amended them as to declare Slavery 10 be
'v'alo<' u well ~ moral and social evil
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ExPBEssEs-Tbe Caledonas news, which was
received a, Boston the 80 inst expressed TO Mon
uesl over two distinct routes ria Fitchburg and
Rutland the other through Concord and Franklin N ii
The Burlington Free Press says that the Express va
F,chburg and Rutland. by Messrs. Cook. Field q
Co and L Church did the thing up brown" II
reached Montreal $3.50 miles, In % hours and sere hours
IN eduaacs of that run by the way of Concord ana
Franklin" Horses performed the whole labor excepting
the 80 miles of tbs Fichburg road and the crossing OF
the Iawrencen
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Banks, Gtorks, Mc.

noWFKY SAVINGS BANK.-Nev york l3th
- Juy 1917 -DiytD.ND The trpoHtors are hereby no.
tined thst mi-aulua dvd-rd ~ The rate ~ hue per
cent mum Or A. sums Of five dollars and upward and
es tnsn five hundred dollars. ant foHr per cent per an
NUN On all sums five hund red dollars snd upward, which
have been deposited three combs previous 10 sI
inst vii be paid TO deposurs Oh aud aftr Monday ne
lqh inst durg the hour, Of business Al me Bank All IN.
ter-sI called for will remain prncpal and draw In
terest accordingly from lst inst
The Bsnk Ia open for business Mondays Thursdays
and Saturdays, Om 10 O'Clock P NJ al No lS boweiy
BY order OF the Trustees,
JAMES MILLS, President
n II CoccFsHNI Secretary jyl6 81