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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-09


LATER FROM MEXICO.
An arrival at New Orleans brings dates
from Vera Cruz to the 26th ult
Gen. Bustamente had defeated the insur-
gents under Paroles. The Government for
ces under Bustamente marched into Guiana
juato III triumph and the instruction was
considered ef1ectualy put down. Padre
Jarauta was captured and Immediately exc
cuted.
We learn by Telegraph from the West
that Il large number of delegates, estimated
at 10000, had arrived at Buffalo. The feel
ing is strong and almost universal for VAN
buren,.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Flour sales, 5000 bbs.a 90 5,12 1-2
Corn-sales, $4,000 bushels at SO IS. The
sales on Saturday were about 10000 bushels.
Money is easy to-day, at per cent.
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r@ The Boston, Concord and MONTREAL
railroad was to be opened as far as Mered'sh
The 9Th Of August.
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BY day or starlight. thus from my first dawn
Of childhood, didst thou intertwne for me
The passions that build up our human SOUL
Not with the mean and vulgar works of Man,
ut with high objects, with enduring things,
NEiti, LIFE and NATURE; purifying thus
The elem, nts of feeling and Of thought,
And sanctfve. rg BY such discipline
Both main and f.. until we recognize
A grandeur in the b.. 'tings Of the heart
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ENIIE medicines issued
IL by the Graeienberg
Company consist ola Sc
RiEs, pre- eminently H.
dapted TO the diseases for
which they are respec-
lively recommended. -
Great dispute has attach
ed to the Patent Medi-
cine business by persons
Claiming universal pow
e e.! tor u single given mo-
idle, but impudent to
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10000 Copies

h,
and we have testimonials enough in its favor, from
those who have purchased aud examined it, TO fill
volume. We publish few only.
"No Farmers Library is complete without Mr..
Coles Treatise on the Diseases of Domestic AMI
mails"
From William Bacon, R,chn.oad.
This book is just what wo farmers want. The
prescriptions are SIMPLE always accessible, and
harmless to the constitution.
From the Cbti'iian Herald, Ncr5uywotT
It is truly "a book for every farmer" We have
been most astonished at the amount of important
information and instruction which it contains, on
tho training breeding and diseases of domestic
animals 1t is compiled by ono of the best agricul.
tural writers in the country, from his own expert
cnce and observation, as a practical farmer and
conductor ofagrcuitural papers.
From IIidghts Paper, philadelphia,
"Colcs American Veterinarian" is an Invaluable
book. II is worth its weight in gold TO any person
having the care or charge Of domestic animals. An
agricultural friend to whom we gave copy, OBJ
served that it would save him hundred dollars n
year
From, Tic Amcticaa Agriculurist
Tho farmer will find much valuable information
in this little work BY reference to its directions
they may be able to save valuable animal, which
otherwise might be lost
From j. " Weeks Vermont.
The American Veterinarian is the best book Of
the kind that have ever seen.
From Leri Bartlett, New Hampshire
This book should be in the library Of every farmer
From The Farmers Visitor, By Coz. HILL, N. IL
As the Editor of that excellent agricultural paper
the Boston Cultvator and other kindred works, Mr.
Cole has shown himself vol qualified for the com
pilaton Of this work. We nave known him for
years, and he has proved himself to be one Of the
most persevcring and able of ouraTicutural editors
We understand his now book has already had free
and extended sale. Many times its price, to almost
any farmer. may be saved in its purchase.
Published, and for sale wholesale and retail, by
JOHN P. JEWETT & co.
20 C0rahd, Boston.
100 agents could mako money on this book, in
various sections of the country; None need apply
except those who can command small cash capital
of from rs to $50 Address, post paid, the Publish
crs, 90 C5rnhHl, Boston. ixl9;X9
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N O IT &c z.

a LII persons indebted to Chapman & McEwan
Anre requested to call and settle the and save
cost They have sold out their entire stock Of gods
at Orwell, therefore it becomes necessary TO cioes
the concern. One Of the partners will remain at the
Point to attend 10 the settlement.
60 CHAPMAN & AfcEWAN.
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BOnncls and Flowers.

ET1NE Florence, Pedal, Pearl and Frenoh
u Lace BoNNETS; Misses do, Also,
good supply Of outside and face FLOWERS,
for sale low f. j. BLISS 4 CO.
Brandon, May %. 1913.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-08-09

~, a general assortment Of Crockevy
w and Glass Ware, including every
article and kind wanted in the country at
New York prices, by
CHIPMAN & MCEwAY.
Chipman's Point.
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JOHN P. JEWETT & co.

20 SW"t0t, oUot""'
100 agents could mako money on this book, in
various sections Of the country. None need apply
except those who can command small cash capital
of from rs to $50. Address, post paid, the Publish
crs, 90 C5rnhM, Boston. ixl9'X9
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Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH TO RUTLAND.
Reported for the Voice Of Freedom,
LATER FROM MEXICO.

From New York, 3 O'Clock, p. A.,
AuGIJST 1S1S
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" Sleep in Peace"

TOLACK, Blue Black, Drab and fancy
ID Dress Silks, at
- IRA BUTTON & SONS.
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-HVUI my, lEuB' O
Senate. The House Oregon bill was re-
ported with slight amendments. WiImot
Provso retained.
The House was occupied still with the Ar
my bill.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

On Friday, July 2Sth, in addition to the
proceedings reported in our last, the Senate
voted to adjourn August 14th.
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- IID-A = zlIto' II
Senate. The pending Appropriation Bill
was engrossed for a third reading.
The House continued the Slavery debate
on the Army bill, in Committee. Amend.
ments were adopted granting three millions
extra pay, and fixing the peace establishment
at 9,0G2,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23
DIR. TOwNSEND's
COMPOUND EXTRACT or
S A X s A p A RIL L A.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDI.
CINE IN THE WORLD.
GREAT SPRING & SUMNER MEDICINE

1 ilL moS1 IN lhhohDINNh nbDl-
CINE IN THE WORLD.
THIS Extract is put up in quart bottles. it is
l. six times cheaper, plraSanter, and warrant
ed superior to any sold. II cures diseases with
out vomiting, purging, Sickening or debilitaiing
the patient.
The great beauty and superiority ofthis Sar-
,apaTill over all other medicines is, while it
eradicarcS disease, il invigorates the body II
is one si the very best Spring and Summer
medicines ever known; II not only puriieS the
whole system and strengthens the person, but
II creates new, pure and rich blood a power
possessed BY no other medicine. And in this
lies the grand secret Of its wonderful success
It has performed within the last two year
more than 20, 400 cures of severe cases of dis
ease at least q 600 were considered incnrable.
Il has saved the lives gilmore than 600 CIII.
DREN THE PAST SEASON alone.
More than 5000 cases of Chronic Rheuma-
ism
2000 cases Dyspepsia
1000 cases of General Debility and Want OF
Energy.
1000 cases orthedTerent Female Complaints
2OO0 eases Of Scrofula;
500 cases Of the Liver Complaint
$500 cases of Disease of the Kidneys and
Drop>y;
1000 eases of The Gravel;
ZOO cases Of Sick Headache;
500 cases Of the DropSy;
5000 cases Of Consumption.
Md thousands Of cases OF diseases Of the blood,
VIZ Ulcers, erysipelas, Satrheum, pimples on
the face, ScaId head. tetter, Neuralgia, ac. &c,
together with numerous cases Of sick headache.
pain in the side aud chest, spinal affections,
SC NC.
Hundreds OF cases Of SIS and nervous diseaS-
s', originating IN debility, have been entirely
cured and thousands .. eases Of dyspepsia, di-
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Commissioners Notice.

FU7IlE subscribers having been Lappoinied
IL Commissioners 10 receive and examn C
claims against the estate Of ELIZA &. DOL
BEAR, late of Newport, widow deceased. rep
resented inSolyeul, give notice lhutsiX months
from the date hereof has been allowed by the
Court of Probate of Newport tor The creditors
ol said e>late 10 prove their claims, and that we
will meet at the School room occupied by VIM.
Gulld IN Mill street on the first saturday in
Augusr and September next. at2 o'clock 7. VI.
!or The purpose Of deciding on claims that may
be presented TO either of us,
t. w. LAW ION,
ADAM ). CDE, Commissioners
PHILIP SIMMONS,
Newport, March q, lS4-
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The GENERAL Posr OFFICE, at Washington
is large HANDSOME building ofpure white mar
bic erected at a cost of Sl7j, 200. 1t contains
between seventy-fve and eighty rooms, and
under its roof one hundred and forty-ive clerks
find constant employment The business hours
are from nine O'Clock until three and the sal
aries, generally speaking, arc quite liberal, |
visited the d ,ad letter office, and found three
old gentlemen, James Hamilton, Eascr Ellis,
and George NJ. Kendall, who were busily en-
gagged in opening the letters sent to the depart
ment for examination. The letters are not
read, but only opened TO see whether they con
tained money or valuable papers. The mum
Der thus opened, during the last quarter, was
! 800, ,000 filling sufficient number Of bags to
employ five wagons to carry them to the field,
where, under a guard, they are consumed.
This operation takes place al the close ofeyery
three months. In another room of the De-
partment, | saw specimens of a new mail bag,
made of India Rubber, which ] thought great
improvem mt upon those now in WASH
ington cor. ". y. Express.
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Fluid Extract Of Yalcrinn.

TNHlS preparation contains all the valuable
i properties Of Valeran Root, in high
ly concentrated form, has many advantages
,ver the ordinary preparations, aud will be
found 20 be more cAicncious in all cases where
the effect of valerian is required - with direc-
tons for using, at X HAZARDS,
Sign ofthe mortar, near the Court House,
July -
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DictcticS for the Sick, &c.

Such as-Bcst Bermuda Arrowroot,
Superior Russian ngass, \
Coopers lsinglass,
Irish Oat meal, kiln dried
Irish Moss,
Fine white Tapioca,
Pearl Sage,
Pearl Barley,
Robinsons Patent Barley, &c. &c. at
II. II. HAZARDS,
Sign Of Golden Mortar, near the Court House
jy %
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Notice.

FINIlE subscriber having purchased the stoc
Il and interest OF Michael Freedom, 2d would
inform the lrendsand patrons ofthe old concern,
that he Will continue the House and ship paint
ing and Glazing business at the old stand, No.
l2S Thames street, next door north OF MeSSrs,
Finch II EngS he intends keeping a general
assortment Of Paints, Oh, Glass, Varni>heS,
Brushes NC.
Gratefullor past layors, he especially solicits
I continuance Of the same.
ap ID. JOSHUA y WILLIAMS.
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EREELOVE 4. JAMES.

ate Of n wport, widow, deceased, was present.
ed by VIM H. Hudson. the Executor therein
named, tor Probate, and letters le~lamentary
hereon, the same i, read, received and refer
red for consideration to a court Of Probate L.
he holden at the Town Hall IN Newport, on
The 1t Monday in April next,at 9o'ciock am
lnd that notice thereof he given by ad'er;sc-
nent three successive week, in the Herald Of
he Times. that all persons interested may ap
pear ut said time aud place aud he heard.
Mrh 10. b. B. ROWLAND, Probate CIR.
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Can the Absent be Forgotten.


Can the aosent be forgotten
Can their memories ever die
Were they loved, 10 he remembered
As IA sl,siow on the sky
Can the early ties that bound us,
Like 10 morning dreams depart
FORBID IL, heaven, for then will cease
All truthfulness of heart
Can the absent be forgotten.
Though their silence we regret
No Lcthe springs from this fair earth,
By which we can forget.
There is something in the memory
OF those We We loved and lost,
Uphods loves bark, DER Times vast sea,
However tempest tost.
Can the absent be forgotten
Can the lips that We have kissed
The hands lhat We have pressed in ours,
BE lost, and not be- miss Il
Can the heart that throbb'd to our hearts
throb---
The cheek tlIlt sought, our breast,
A the swallow, wearieI from alar,
Seeks It's own chosen ncsl -
Can all these b. forgotten-
As footprint on the sand,
The dew upon the hawthorn leaf,
We brush Oft with our hand
Oh. no there is faith in love,
Whose impulses are pure,
That, like tn eternal mountains, God
Created TO endure
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FRoM MsxiCo.-Scvcral vessels have ar
few New Orl ans from Vera Cruz, the last
in four days. The train which left Vera Cruz
for Orizaba, commanded by Briscoe, was at
tackled by 100 guerrlllas. An express was
sent to inform Gen. Twiggs, who detached
three companies of cavalry to aid Brscoe.- -
They proceeded to San Diego but seeing
nothing they returned.
A later arrival brings information that a des-
perate fight had taken place between Briscoe
and the guerillIs at Mittegora, in which the
latter were dispersed. Lieut.. Henderson and
four Georgia volunteers were killed. A strong
body of cavalry left Vera Cruz on the ? LIST to
clear the road Of guerillas.
The Free American, of March 2, states that
an express had arrived from Mexico with the
intelligence that an arnistice of two months
had been agreed upon between Gen. Butler
and the Mexican Commissioner.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

SUcH GOOD ovE.-A lawyer in this city,
recently had a note placed III his hands for col
lection, and put it in suit. The man who
ow ed, the note, being unacquaintcd with the
" laws delay called often upon the lawyer to
see 4" how things were going on. MATTERS
at length came to maturity and the amount of
the note was paid over To the attorney, and the
creditor duly notified Of the fact. The. latter,
al smiles, call ID to receive what he considered
his due, but his face elongated somewhat when
he found the attorney had made a charge for
" professional advice" every time he (the
cllent) had called 10 see how matters stood -
The charges more than swallowed up the
amount of the note, and the man that went u
law had :" balance to pay. Philadelphia
lawyers have high reputation for shrewdness.
but we doubt if they can 90 ahead of those in
his city .-Proridcnce Iranscri pt.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

FIRE.-The talor's shop Of G.. Alexander,
On High street, took fire about 10 O'Clock last
night. The flames were promptly exiingush-
ed but not before considerable damag5 had
been done to the goods in the store The loss
was fully covered by insurance. -Pror. Trans.
FJiduy
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wcDster's Dictionary.

IU1IIE Large and new edition Of 1913 being
the be-, Family Diciionarv in uso For
-ale at the bpnA store "i US. HAMMOND.
ALSO
further supply Of Gmnscy's History Of tho
y. \. and Luther aud the Lutheran Reforma.
non by q. a. Scott Tor sale as
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DS We learn that Robert Sherman. of Paw
,ucket, publisher Of the Gazette and Chronicle,
was shot at on Monday night by, some unknown
person, and narrowly escaped being killed,
Mr.. ; is Deputy Sheriff Of Bristol county and
has rendered himself very obnoxious in some
way or other. We do not learn that suspicion
has been attached 10 any particular person.
-Prouidcncc Transripi.
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fInE.-Tbe stable of Messrs. Brown e.
Crane, Of New York. was burnt on the lith
inst. Fourteen valuable horses perished IN
the aiincs.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

obdurate litigation has just been developed in
Wyoming county, y. Y. A case which
had been three times before the court previous
to this, and at each time the jury disagrecd-
At this hearing the jury agreed on verdict
for the fill amount claimed by the appellee,
S2s ,o8-the principle and interest of the ba-
lance of the note given for the purchase money
of horse. This suit has been so long pend
ing and has been tried so many times, that the
costs have accumulated to a very large amount,
estimated at $500 or $1,000. The payment
Of the paltry sum of S25, ,07 would have saved
all this litigation and lis attendant costs.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

Court or Probate o'he T0'cn Of Narport, Mrch.
6, 1913.
4 y instrument in writing. dated lS;h Fchru.
n ary, Isis, purporting 10 be the last will and
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u Now YORK correspondent OF the
Chronotype says
A man hung himsclf here to-day very cur
iously. lie rugged th,ropc 50 that after passing
around his neck 1t was fixed to his feet, and
50 by Strengthening out bis legs he could help
on the process he had in view He also ar
ranged looking glass so that he could see his
own face during the operation and study the
various contoriions it might undergo!
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.arrhRa and summer complaint. Probably
there never was remedy that has been 50 sue
cesslul in desperate cases of consumption, aS
this. II ceanses and strengthens the sySem
and appears TO heal the ulcers, and the patients
ia, nd
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

Copper and IRON Pumps,
among which may be ennmerated-Farnam's
patent Double Action Forcing and Suction );
patent Hydraulics; Double action lift and force,
ship and steamboat Pumps, and a great variety
If others, which will be fitted in the best man .
ner aud warranted not to fail, until ,corn ont
A large supply Of LEAD PIPE Is kept on
hand which will be fitted 10 order in any style
that may be desired.
A large assortment Of such articles rs are
r>ually found in an,eSabiShment otthlS kind
IN hand and for sale. u All kinds OF Job
Work III will be carefully attend TO Oh the most
rea >on1Ie terms Orders left at The store will
De exec lted with despatch.
4 share of public patronage is solicited. and
he most ample satisfaction will be given
Store, second door north of the CuStom House.
NATHAN M. CHAFEE.
Nov lS-6m.
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W. w. VAN ZANT.

Dr J S. Wood eel 1t my duty to inform
you that your Sarsaparlla Elixir has been of
very great service TO both myselfa and my IA.
lhcr. lie in particular has taken only one bot.
te and the alteration In his case is quite aston
ishng. From being feeble and sickly, unable
to labor, and lingering for five six years past,
he is now quite well and strong. lie declares
nc was benefited more than fifty dollars by the
use of one bottle
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GEORGE E. STANTON,
PrOprietOr.

agents Names.
Newpori-R Hazard, CO Hazard n J Tay-
lor. Portsmouth,. John Tallman. jamestown, T.
4 Weeden. Wickiord. l. Young. Proydrnce, i ohm A.
Wadsworih, Wholesale Agent.
Feb, l0-2mos.
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Pastor of Hudson 81. VI. T.. Church.
Hear the testimony Of highly valuable cili-
zen and an honest man
Bank Department, Albany, May lS, lsF.
DE-. Wpod-Sir--l have been afflicted for
some time with a severe sickheadache, pruduc.
cd by u continual close application. ] have
effect Al the solicitation ul a trend was in
duced to use your SarSaparilla Elixir, and with
decided benefit, the complaint being about re-
moved aud would recommend il to hose Simi-
larry afflicted. Yours, &c.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-03-23

ends SarSapafllla. Thousands who have tfled
it, are more than satisfied delighted. Ladies
of every nation crowd our Office daily.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen.
Consumption can be cured.
Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Complaint
Colds, coughs, Catarrh Asthma Spiltng
OF Blood, Soreness in the Chest, tlec-
tic Flush, Night SweatS, Difficult
and Profuse Expectoration
and pain in the side, DC.
HAVE AND CAN BE CURED.
Probably there never was remedy that has
been 50 successful in desperate cases of con.
sumption as this. 1t cleanses and strengthens
the system, and appears to heal the ulcers on
the lungs, and the patients gradually regain
their usual health and strength.
CURIOUS CASE OF CONSUMPTION.
There is scarcely day passes but there are
number OF cases OF Consumption reported n
cured by the use of Dr. Townsend'S SarSapas
ri Ia The following was recently received -
Doct Townsend Dear Sir-for the last 3
years have been afflicted with general debill-
~ and nervous consumption Of the last stage,
and did not expect ever 10 gain my health at all.
Alter going through couse of medicine under
the care OF the most distinguished regular ply
Siclan and members Of the Board of Health IN
New York and elsewhere, and spending most
of my earnings in attempting To regain my
health. and alter reading IN some paper Of your
SarsapaIilla, resolved to try 1t. Ailef using
six bottles ] found IL had done the great good.
and called to see you at your office. sWth
yOur advice kept on, and most heartily thank
you for your advice. perSevere in taking
the SarsapaTilla, and have been able to attend
to my usual labors for the last four months
and hope, by the blessings Of God and your
SarSaparilla. to continue IN health. IL helped
me beyond the expectations of all who knew
my case. CHARLES QUlNBf.
| Orange. Essex Co, ~ j., Aug. 2, Isl7.
/ State OF New Jersey. Essex Co IS.
| Charles Qumby, beng duly sworn accord
ing to law, on his oath saith, that the foregoing
statement is true according to the best Of his
knowledge and belief
CHARLES QUtNBY.
Il Sworn and Subscribedto 10 before me at Orange
the 81 Of August, 1877
CYRUS BALDWIN,
Il Justice Of the Peace.
Principal Offices. i26 Fulton st Sun build
ing, N. T.. Redding a. Co. 3 state st. Boston
Dyott d Sons, 1872 NoEh Second st. Phadel
pba \. 5. iIance, Druggist, Baltimore Duro
d. Go Richmond p NJ. Cohen, Charleston ;
Wright & Co. l5l Charles ST. New Orleans
l05 South PerLSt. Albany and by the princi
pal Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States, West Indies and Cana
das.
Sold by n. J. TAYLOR,
Newport, r. 1
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Marine Insurance !!

vJ1HE Subscriber having received the Agency OF the
i CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
NJ j. chartered 1922 for the City of Portland and
vicinity, will issue Policies to an amount not exceed.
freirits on an favorable other Institutions
Losses sustained will be promptly and honoraby adj
iusted and paid in money cnrrent at the Banks in
This CITY within thirty days after proof Of the loss and
adjustment and in case of dispute in the settlement
of claims, the company will abide the decisions of the
Courts Of tbs State of Maine. --
CALEB s. CARTER, Agent,
a.Yt. As Exchange 80.
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