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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-01
NEW MEDICINE.
Masta's Genuine Indian Vege>
table Purgative Pills,


TNHE most generally approved family nsu os
n cine now to be had at all the prlnciPais'OisSs
in every village and town in this sIa.e arS
the state of New Hampshire anu
Canada East, ,,a,apv
FOR BILIOUS and LNFIrAElh1III1Osmn3
FEVERS, LVIDIGES1Y0M H f;dW
ACHE, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER GucS7
PLANT, COSTTVE.NESS, r iLET2rt
.L4U.NDICE, CHOLIC, PAIN In !nTt
STOMACH. AND SIDE, HERl6BIU1pppH
PERVERTED .4PPE1TIE, Dnn InE
HE.4. ID Y S E Mt Il II I, Ln u,
RLOOD. AND ALL DER4NSTvSS.
.ME.NTS OF THE BILLioo'
TEN, c,; IN these
The proprietor has such confidence IN II, " ,ybs
pills that he would say to all persons . "I
may purchase box of them, that ~ 18th direc
;ng one or two doses in accordance VIZ ,h them
tons. they should not be satisheu ,tn charge
the money paid will be refunded, OF NV ,he box
for the same cancelled, by returning ,;nder of
in n useable condition, with the ie''r r,oouested
the Pills. Agents selling them Sie
to conform to this rule. IN the habit
IF YOU or your family have been ~ msmd them
of using pills, try them, and you "l, than
ms rood. if not better in many rrspe eOt say to
onv Won have ever used before DonO hoy Of
yourself, / should be giaa Id, " before tho
them, but there are so many emu, nnSeS for one
public already, some recommends ,ha rest for eve.
thing, others for another, aad la 'm in any Of
ry thing, that have no connaemd de- for speca'
them, believing them all TO Ie " many pro-
lative purposes. Without I'll: uJ Recommend
ed and made merely for specuiatoHd' 10 answer
NAV be: but these Pills will be lrunu r,Iich they
- 1ooI +b;nr the purposes lot WIN"
are designed. rso,f if you 90
not like them, return the box with win VIC vou moth
der of the pills and they will cos see that the
ing. Call for Masta's Pills anu DO b.,
name is on the box. :, relation 10
TTFor further particulars i IN i village By
them see pamphlet, sold IN ~ t .he merchants
J. c. Bingham, and by most s'' 'r' 522yl
in the county.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-01
GENTLEMEN

NKTILL find at E. JEWETT & CO.'S
wv good assortment of German and Amsi
lean Brondcloths, Doeskirs, Cassimeres, Snm.
mer Stuffs, Vestngs, Crayats, Bosoms and
Collars. ALSO,
A prime assortment of Ready. Made Cloth
ng, among which will be found
COATS, PATS, VESTS. OYERaLLS
,OVERP.ayNT'S, anil FROCKS;
all of which will be sold at low prices.
St. Johnsbury, May |, lS45, 562H
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-01
200 Gallons Linseed Oil.

~ JEWETT d. co. have for sale 200 gal
-aAo Ions Linseed Oil, which will be sold
low by the barrel less quantity; also, Spirits
Turpentine, Coach and Furniture Varnish and
Paints of all kinds.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, M arch 20, 1913. [556tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-01
BOOTS & SHOES,

TENHE undersigned has taken the Shop for
Il merly occupied BY f. Jewett & Co, and
is prepared to furnish BOOTS and SHOES to
his friends and the public generally, at reason
able prices, and made in an elegant, fashionable
and durdJie manner.
He respectfully invites all such need
anything in his line TO give him n call.
DAVID WHITTEMORE.
St. Johnsbury May 90, 1913. 563tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-01
Summer Clothing,

which will be made we'll, and sold CHEAP
AS THE CHEAPEST. No MISTAKE! T56lG
Danvile, April, lS4S. J. BOLES.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-01
M A N U F ACTU RER,S
NOTICE.
GEORGE GRIEE1M

GEORGE GRIFFIN
XKTOULD say to his former no,,os
w friends, that he continues 10 ca,s and
the business of manufacturing at POasngy Oh
Village. Having become satisfied th0, 'N
the low prices of Goods and the incroas. ron
cilities for doing work, there must be = soS
ton in prices, he therefore proposes 10 ru Uu@
facture Cassimeres and Flanneis AT the c I1nP
ing reduced prices '''0V
Cassimeres Scotch Grays, per vord o.
Common Colors, c "a !"
Stripes and Checks, az
White Flannels, yard wide, Il"
Common Colors, %
Madden Red, &C ~
Checks for Ladies Dresses o.
Frocking, Sg
Striving to meet the wants of people n ~ III.
northern country, he has come to tho c =" Ih
sion to put in machinery for mannf,o, ,"y,u'
Broadcloth; will have il running so tIot ',nS
pie can have Bronds this fall; macLinerg pc@
be the best kind. Price for Broads from soS
IS cents per yard. ""
The Factory having been remodeled tboo,.,
winter, new wheels and fitted up in the Pa aS
shape, and with the addition of the nbova w"
chinery is now ready to manufacture aIa"',
every kind Of Wooden Goods needed n''' ,S'
country, both by Ladies and Gentlemen. o w.,
from former success and experience in N ~"u
ness he feels confident that he WILDE nbIo :"
do all work intrusted to him in style fins,
will give satisfaction.
MERCHANTS and FARMERS having sn,
Wool and wanting Broads are respectfully in,
vited to call and give him try.
CLOTHS on hand to exchange for WOOL
Wool brought to exchange or manu(aetp,,
l,., oil IL, Cd -
up in good condition.
N. B. No discount from the above prices
He will adhere strictly TO the one price cash
system. Ali kinds of Produce and other
Property taken at its cash value
All indebted for work are requested to settle
as the pay is much needed.
WOOL C.ARDED and CLOTH DRESSED
as usual.
Passumpsic, May %, 1s49. 566wI3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-01
Square Timber.

A LOT of inch square timber for sale by
N T.. JEWETT e. co.
June 90, 1545. 569tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-07-01
2eadyMade Clothing Department

is now filled with an extensive assortment OF
clothing-cut and made by themselves-in the
best and most FASHIONABLE manner, Gas
such it will be warrantedD also, very large
and complete YnrietY of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20
- RrwAnE.-Will STRANGERS from the

.xarRs BEwARE.-Will strangers from the
eYnn- never learn wisdom! They imagine thai
foun@ AN Guido the cunning scoundrels who make
iss nroession to prey upon them, even as vultures
IA r mon innocent lambs. Yesterday we saw a
Pss nitisbIe sight. There were two persons, both
t{ gam hard working men, who in years were con-
o. , beyond the meridian of life, who were sit
si0e sa;de by side One of them, James Winning
ilng lad been robbed by Bill Van Hooks party OF
aals' The williams took him into a coffee-house-
~ sred the liquor that he drank and then taking
m Intna dark alley, stripped him Of every cent he
na n he world, and even took off his shoes under
pau d !, that he had more money concealed
t@ ,bem. The name of the other person was George
y on s'H He was grey-headed man, who some ten
pun rs apo had been robbed of over $500, in all prob
d hs;ty by the same gang. Now, these two poor
a s3o,ys have not a dime whereWith to buy them
Ely and their garments, like those OF Julian ST
1 nes..s were much the worse for wear" They
Eolsh for staying away from their homes, and
~ , " them lives $500 miles from New Orleans,
oS - the vain hope that they will recover their
ans earned dollars 1t is useess-the robbers may
al su,osecred. but it win be miracle if they
Nen~;cted. and even if the are, the money stolen
g have found its way into some other PERSONS
w. lnds Those who are adopts at stealing, equal
!, ,la, 4alanted in concealing their plumber.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20

A Precious PARTY.-Recorder Baldwin's dock
was yesterday morning graccd by the presence OF
four of the biggest most desperate and cunnngest
rogues in Christendom. Bill Tracey, man Of
stout proportions, with heavy black whiskers, and
most respectable looking one of the gang Next in
Order in point of beauty came Mr.. Oliver Hunt.
This gentleman had cheeks the color of the rose,
and his hair laid with the utmost placdity upon
rather a prominent brow. There was a smile
though upon his countenance that told plainly that
the hypocrlte lurked beneath the folds Of his gaudV
wastcoat. Cord Orion, who are told Is the
smartest OF all this deectabe quartette party, was
rather decent looking German. His conversation
was innocence itself, and he declared that he had
never his prosecutor in all his life. He begged
the Recorder also to inform him where the robbery
had been committed and under what circumstances
These slight facts the Recorder intimated would be
fully explained to him at the First District Court
Last but not least was Bill Van Hook. who GER
tainly was the ugest and perhaps the most danger
Gus of the whole party. He seemed to be as per-
fectlv at home in the dock though he had been
to the manor BORN When he was taken to the
guard house on the opposite sjde large crowd con-
grepated TO see him and his distinguished COM
panions He poked his ugly phz through the bars
and inquired if there wash some OF the Id
loalers outside who would like to come In and as
sociate with gentleman like himself. Tie also
requested the crowd g TO go to the ST. Charles Ho-
tel-ca for what they wanted and send the Dill IN
TO him. The whole party were snugly ensconsed
in the Parish Jail, where they will remain until
their trials come on before the First District Court
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20
PROP osALS FOR A LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

APRIL IL, l6a5 =
S,EALED proposals will be received under the asof Slsf
1873 for sixteen millions dollars Of Unted States stock REM
bursabe twenty from and after the LIST OF os
bearing cent interest per annum
ally on the first days OF January and July OIL eacn year.
unless one per thereof deposited some depository o.
the United States before the date liked for opening III
proposals. The bids in all cases must be uncondtlona ~.
without reference to the bids OF others anu sh"uld he
sealed and endorsed Proposals tor loqn g io4o a
addressed to the Secretary ofthe Treasury
d. C. The which may be accepted WIN De Ieehen a
be paid 10 the deposary oil the uhtea e ha "a.rS nav
he successul but the amount OF the accepted Dids Ho9 p
ers not residing the United States must pc
the assistant tyeaure New York, Boston, fhnadepa'
or New Orleans. - =, Ill ,rzo,s IN n.rc;n,te in the
of funds this stock bids will be received 10r the
of certificates authorized by laW-oehs
a. if1v dollars as well as for higher sums. -
All certificates under thousand dollars VIII De uanslsa.
h nm the books of the but all ceftncales ior
MN and upwards will be transferable on the books Of the
teasy or by delivery with coupons attached a. te opol
non of accounts all certificates with coupons attached VIII
i've for the sum of thousand dollars. =. =,
The successful bidders will be required TO dep0se me
amount awarded in five equal inafmens III eacM "a .o
er of the present yeaf except for sums not weny
thousand dollars where the bidder may be desou Of max
ng Immediate payment in which case the whole amour
may be deposited Inc stOck WILL Dedf h'sieoe " 81
cases from the date OF deposIte , rr - -.
The bids will be opened at the Treasury department AZ
on Saturday the 18th of june 1913 in the presencs
of ali persons who desire to attend but under Poy-
SION introduced the of 3 of March last no BIDDER
will he permitted TO withdraw his bid On AL BIDS mol
,ccerted the amount deposited in advance will be lmHe.
dsieiy returned The whole premium the amount
awarded must be deposited as part OF the irst Raypent To-
quired in July next o. H. J. w 1870 .aa,rrv
2uN tleIT u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20

How CAME YOU so 9''-This was the question
propounded to Peter Norton by Waterman on
Thursday night last, when he found the aforesaid
Peter lying upon the edge of gutter in Poydras
street, in a state of beastly intoxicaton. Peter
looked up to the stars if he going to read his
fate, but the Waterman not being skilled in astrology.
told him to g Git up, and 60 along with him to the
ed, and was, after due examination furnished with
q bed of boards for the remainder of the night
Yesterday Recorder Baldwin told him, that unless
he could find some one to prove the morality of his
character, he should send him down-and down he
went.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20

UNBLUsH1NG VILLANY. - Yesterday, whilst
Mynhecr Fon--so unpronounceabe a name that he
could not repeat it to the Police-was quietly walk
ing along and wondering how the revolution was
going on in Germany, and what would be the future
destnes of the g FaderIand, he was accosted, as
Dogberry would say, by $ praiseworthy villain =
named William Colghan. Bill snatched the Dutch
mans pipe out of his mouth, and without even say
ing s. BY your lave he darted down the street.
The Police, however, were soon upon his track,
and in short time. the game was secured. Recor-
der Baldwin will explain to him, this morning, the
penalty provided by the law for stealing Teuton S
tobacco smoker.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20

sryr DowN.-Charles O'Brien, a big, burly,
II aeed fellow, who looked as if he could eat a
a'asin aninel with long ears without injuring his
digestive organs, was Yesterday sent to jail for an
~ robbery of w. H. Myrick few days ago
r ~ protested his innocence in the most vehe-
osnt language, but it was no go. He departed
under the careful guidance of police officer.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20

YEsTERDAY:-Y Yesterday, from sunrise until
about nine O'Clock. was very pleasant After that
we had slight touch of summer and those who
wore thick clothing wished themselves somewhere
in the vicinity of the North Pole. Umbrellas were
IN demand, and pedestrians sought the shady sides
OF the streets. Young ladies were partial to white
muslin dresses and people generally to mint jueps
About two O'Clock, however, merry, brilliant,
risky, silvery shower put everything to rights and
made the air delightfully."- pure and refreshing We
wish, however. the clerk of the weather would be
little more just: we only want our just quanum.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20
Horses, Bread Carts and Earness-Succ ession
Charles Monrose.
L 4
Delightful Residence at Madisonville, Withou!
Reserve.
R,r DIEPSAN RlNNENAI

Office No. 81 GrGrier street.
- Banks's Arcade without
A delightful COTTAGE RESIDENCE situated at Mad
sonville, about fourth OF mile from the Steam IL
and Covngon the neghborlood of the residences S!
of Major Baham and Gen Morgan-he tract OF land
handsome Cottage As feet front by 30 feet depth entirely
and well tnished-together with Kitchen, Stable and
Carpenter sshop well other out-houses The Who'll
according plan which will be exhbred at the sale
There also line of omnbuses running between tOvHg
ton and jacksonville Persons DESTROYS of purchasing he
property will do well to and examine the premises before
the sale There two boats running between the
above named cities and NewOrleans.
Terms-One-half cash. balance at IL months credit for
notes bearing mortgage until final payment. nyt9
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-A man by the
name of Benvit Giradin, residing in Clouet street,
in the Third Municipality, yesterday attempted to
commit suicide, by cutting his throat with razor.
He was prevented however, from accomplishing
the rash act by the interference of his sister.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20
Arrived Yesterday /:


Shin Palmyra Byrne "a days I'm Boston, to master1st my
slp Constantine, Smith, 46 days FIN Liverpool to L.. FL.
shp Maid Of Orleans, Dennis 10 days FIN New York to A.
shp Colombo Pray adays FIN Mobile in ballast to master
Ship Folaa, Rowland, 20 days I'm New York. to Andrews
shp Ferere, Fr) Gfllen 81 days FIN Havre to master
sp Caledonia Brander Coulter IS days FIN Philadelphia,
TO Andrews Il Dewey-lst my.
gsk Tefeseo - Q days fin Mobile, to master-2d my.
Bis josephus Pitcher FIN Savannah, 18th April, to Wood
gdg ay Jane, Hussey FIN Tampco 18th inst in ballast
loD s. Quariermaster-3d my
Bark George Henry, Cross, 20 days FIN Boston. to master
Bark Bachelor Page, IS days I'm Richmond to Bailey &
Big Pulaski Norris 26 days FIN New York. to Toby & 3d.
Big Adams Gray Collins fin Havana, 18th inst to Curtis
Il Buddendof- my.
Oregon Hiern, FIN Mobile iii,NADO'
tOmne South, FIN Mouth Cold Water-a56 bales cotton.
lfcla, Dalman, FIN Natchitoches
Ben Adams, Hunt, FIN Yazoo River-1I bales cotton.
Duchess, Wade I'm Cincinnati.
Towboat Louisville, Long, FIN the Passes.
Towboat Tennesseean, Thompson I'm the Passes.
Towboat Mississippi, w I'm the Passes
Towboat Mary Kingsland Whan, FIN the Passes.
Memoranda.
The ship Maid of Orleans left the Bahama Banks the
Ahut, in company with ship Union, from New York for
The steamboat Duchess left Cincinnati on the 18th and
Louisville the .l4th inst Reports 61a feet water the
FALL, and falling.
Towboat Louisville lowed down and to sea the 18th
int bark 0berlin
Towboat Mary kingsand towed down and to sea on the
LIB inst, ships Wisconsin and European, brig Harriet.
Towboat Mississippi lowed down and to the 18th
INST bark Union.
owboat ennesean towed down and to sea on the 14th
na, ship SuFIah, and bark Columbia.
Spoken:
onheSth inst in lat 81 long g. British ship Jane hence
alyepoo. On the 18th inst in lat. %. long. IS. whaling
& Camus OF Povincetown, three months out, with fifty
barrels ol-al well.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20

STEALING BoAT.-Henry Kearney was yester-
day arrested by virtue of warrant issued by Mayor
Bouligny, of Lafayette, on the charge of having
stolen an iron life-boat from Mr.. ]. W. Tichner.
The accused was delivered over to the Lafayette
authorities Kearney will not go a-sailing this time,
although, no doubt he would like to come off with
Hvno cOorS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20

THE SaUAREs-Lafayette Square and the Place
d'Armes present delightful scenes every afternoon
when it is clear Hundreds of .gaily dressed little
girls attended by their nurses, assemble there for
the purpose of taking the healthu exercise of jump
ing the rope. 1t is really pleasing to see the ambi
the number of steps without being tripped up. The
squares are aiso on such occasions, crowded with
ladies and gentlemen, who resort there to witness
the pombols of these innocent children
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20
MAYo7S MUSIC STORE,

HMM NO INNIV HfHF VHFHL.
ahho FORTES manufactured by the best houses, and
n,osiIy guaranteed for permanency OFF,
Psno I durability workmanship; Hoan lE-=l Tzss s
% Guaranteed sS from the best St manu-,
ion vi yfah MUSIC for all instruments received daily
pbb,baii a publishers in the United States NEW MpSe
SSs s MESTS of every kind embracing IN
Baaoii mans Double Bass Viooncelos Guitars Violins,
oars FUN bass and tenor; Tamborines Flutes Lar
hombonnaaa geolets, Flies. BRASS lNSTRU MENIS-
ceS Ees bass tenor and alto Coet-a Pistons, Orphe
Cysn Taeh Horns, Trumpets, valve and plain Buges.
MERTui i,e,nlpetS. Hunting Horns. Cymbals. MUSICAL
Han a N,DlsE of every kind STRINGS for the
BOOKS r. =, shIol, Violin and Guitar INSTRUCTION
RSTR III di Instruments by the most approved authors.
and n Voo.f ION on the Piano Harp Violin Guitar Flute,
arpsymsa, Music Pianos tuned, repaired, and taken IN
ri TsalC BOUND The above merchandise is re-
much oa on consignment and consequently offered at
Fufhaser prices than if purchased private account.
before nTTae respectfully invited examine the articles
mv1sB ie CHASING elsewhere
-----" VIM r MAYO A gent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20

RESPECTABLE PAIR.-Daniel Connolly and Geo.
Hewey, alias Wilson, were yesterday sent to the
First District Court by Recorder Genos, as incor-
rigbe Migrants, and dangerous and suspicious
characters. This pair of worthless said to belong
to the depradatory gang that during the past winter
have relieved so many of our jewelers. of their gold
watches and spare diamonds. If they do not sue
coed in getting habeas corpus, the probability is
that they will be furnished with lodgings for the
summer months in what the Police Jury call well
ventilated apartments.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20

HoNoRABLY DIsCHARGED.-A German youth
by the name of Peter Ahlien, some few days ago
accused man by the name of L. Mayer, with
having broken open his trunk, whilst he sick
in the Charity Hospital and also for having robbed
him of piece of broadcloth and quantity of sew
ing silk. Yesterday, the case came up before Re-
corder Genois, when the accused was honorably
discharged.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20
FAMILY OF NEGROES FoR SALE.

4 EMILY TrAMlLY OF, ACCLMATED NEGROES at
and his Wto MAN aged about q years a good subject
Washer an Negres, aged about y years good cook
Agei abontn lroner-wth their chidren viz Boy,
The abo years, and an Infant, aged months.
Rorma%lhe Negroes are fully guaranteed. and come well
on6 ana Iu They Will be sold for one-haf cash. balance
nyi ~ the Negroes Apply 10 ~
~-0u PERSON 4 BONNEVAL, 81 Gravier st
VI1sc 4, ALABAMA oSNABERGS-
L d.riaLooSA MANUFACTURING CoMPANY.-The un.
tBpv Agent for the above Factory is receiving
I'll o o. the above gcods-a frstrate articIe-whch he vii
mi a. 10 planters or the trade
On JOHN r DONALD. % Camp 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20
NEW ORLEAN S:
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1s4s.

o. The Courts yesterday Were for the most part
very dull and unineresting. The clerks dozed, the
Judges yawned but the worthy gentlemen of the
law spun out many very extensive yarns. Warm
weather has an effect upon the corporate system Of
Dame Justice it makes her feel fatigued, and she
prays Jove TO allow her to recuperate at some one
of the watering places.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-20
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE..
Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn

Etna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn
STATEMENT OF ASSETS on ISL MAft ~; go d0d0.
Cash deposited in Phoenix Bank. Hartford. 590U0
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing ~ -, mn
interest the Of per Ct per annun 13go-Il4ooo
Stock in Hartford Bank, Hartford ......... l26S0
. . HnTtford anu '-e' '.a.''.. 200
Stock in Evnhange Rank .......,.,.. 1850
~ " ronnacficut River Bank ,.,... $3.50
- - E.re Rank Providence .....,,. 1880
- - 60 RanL ga Massachusetts 500
- - Eonneot;cnt River { Company ..... 1500
- - Railroad 49,. 1850
- - u.rtfnrd and New Haven Railroad 5000
The above Stocks of the most substantial
character, yielding to per cent. interest,"
annually and worth at this time an adj q, ooo N, on
the above mentioned cost prices OF 40
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad eo' 81 g 0
Real Estate in Hartford, valued at o2Nlo
Bills Receivable payablein 30 days after demand am
ply secured by pledge of Real or Personal Estate Or ooo
Total Assets of the Company ~, =; 500 zoo
AGENCY OFFICE, 10. 4! Camp street.
e. The undersigned Agents for the above Company,
continue to issue policies the lowest rates OF premium, re-
'"i''A7 ~ VIM R. FOSDICK,
p,v,O tlI1stN GEO. G. LAWRASON