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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
SENATE-P, M.

Repeatedly Mr.. Wead from committee on
claims, in fiIyor Of House bill to pay Il. A. Stan
ley, Joel BIrIow, William Randall, and Erasms
Cross; passed. BY Mr.. June from conmitsn
en- Finance, against bill for erecting shed, in Tho
rear Of the State House, and it was refused =
third reading. By Mr.. French from conmitea
on Education, in favor Of bill to incorporate Tho
Female Collegiate Institute at Newbuly; mass
ed. By Mr.. Dean from committee on Banks N
favor vi bill Incorporate g the Franklin Coun,S
Bank at st Adams Bay; land on the table an
motion of Mr. Parker. By M Walker, fron
committee on Library, on the sube matter CAM CAM
tanned in letter from the Speaker of the Cana
madam Parliament, resolution authorz,pg and
directing the Governor to forward one cons ~
each of the Judicial and Legislative R4nyo. y,
and public documents Oflhe Staty so far an tbo,'
can be spared without injuHng the State Ljb,si
ry, and that he direct the State Librarian To av
change such volumes as was thought beat -.
dered to be engrossed. BY Mr. Chandler froD,
judiciary committee, in favor of bill renderin"'
void the sale ofproperty on executions in ceys;S
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
FRIDAY, Nov. 9.

MI Bigelow called up the resolutions relating
to slavery, and they were ordered to be engross.
id, and subsequently passed unanimously.
On motlon ct Mr. Chandler the rule prohibit
ing The Introduction of bills after MonI&5ast
was suspended to permit 20 the into1duction of
bill altering the time OF holding county courts
IN Windsor county; EeJsrfed to committee on
judiciary.
From he,4Y0use Resolutions on the subject
of slDrrfy referred to the Judiciary committee.
>>lhat both Houses meet at 10 A. NJ. on Satur-
day, tor the purpose OF eectIng County officers
for the year ensuing. Messrs rhonas Parker
BigeIow and Mclean opposed the adoption Of
the resolution. Mr.. Dean hoped it would pass ;
and 1t WAS adopted IN Concurrence % to q. Bill
to incorporate The AScutney Railroad company
10 pay h. A. Stanley, Joel Barlow, Williams
Randall, and Erastus Cross the sums therein
mentioned -Totax banking privileges; referred
to committees.
EngrosSed Bhs.-Repealing an act amending
sec. 81, chap. 10, II 5. approved in AZ, relating
TO schools and 10 incorporate the BeIlwater
plank road company both passed.
IDS. Walker FROM committee on educaton. re-
ported in favor oil ,int resolution providing for
the printing of the report of the State Superin.
tendent for common schools, and it adopted in
concurrence,
Mr. French presented the second annual re
port of the Rack River Savings Bank, and Mr..
Colburn the annual report Of the Windsor Say.
ings Bank.
Mr. Weston called up the bill for extending
the chlrter of the Burlington and Rutland Rail-
road. MIR. Bigetow proposed To amend by maxi
ing the corporation subject to any general rail-
load law. Mr., Weston moved to amend by max
ing this act OF .iect 10 any railroad law accept
"e15 -. The question being on the amend
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cases ordered to be engrossed. BY Mr. Hol-
bro * from committee on roads, in favor OF bill
amending the act Incorporating the Rutland and
Wnshngton Railroad on motion ct .Hr kldder
ordered 70 ne the special order for Monday morn
| inp Nv VI French from same committee IN Ia
yor of bill Incorporating the Ascutney Railroad
.Nr Parker moved to make it the special order TOR
Monday morning agreed 10. BY .Mr Chandler
iro,n Judiciary committee IN favor OF House bill
exewnnp certain articles from attachment 8
pasaes Bv Mr. Weston, from committee on
Claims. in favor of bill to pay Charles K. vii.
ljamslSaA others, the sums therein mentioned,
with a boposa to amend By filling the blank
with $50 dollars laid on the table.
On motion Of NJ Chandler, the rule was sus-
pended ia admit bill in addition to an act IN
cornoratuo the Rutland and Washington Rail
ROAD =. referred to committee on Roads.
Mr Weston called up the bill relating to the
licensing of retailers and inn keepers. Tho
uue,npn was on the third reading. Mr. Plat
moved that it be indefinitely postponed; carried
i5io.9. +, -.
statino that s ]. Y Vail declined accepting tn.
Office II Jall Comm slonor Tor CnIedln MIA and !
vas referred to Senators from that county.
M Dean called up the bill I'm Ter cOn@dera
non in the forenoon repeating the acts OF AZ ani
AZ ,eatnl to highways and bridges, and spoke
, Ia favor of the passage. W. Bgplow moved in
, e6u,tely to postpone. N.ssrs Weston and Nc
ea, favored NJ Pa ker opposed the p st
= puoeupn and the motion prevailed % to =.
= a-mfuions-By NJ Stamey. a joint resolution
hRhe Sergeant at Arms insert il window il
, - end Of the Senate Chamber; The rul
4 .oIpyoithu nlture Ola bin referred 10 iindnc
: committee. From the House, that the Governc
ppo OF COMMISSIONERS to inquire INTO the expt
t itucy Of establishing school for educain
e oys in agriculture, and report next session Oh
icrrd to he on motion Of VI Parker
b Nh Parker moved 10 reconsider the vote rGfllS
y no the third reading Of the bill providing for tn
D o, ection of shed, IN the reG of the State HoLs
The moion prevailed, and .Mr June moved
b increase The appropriation TO 300 dollars, and Il
action of r Chandler, the bill was ordered
e We.
Nr Heston called up the bill for the exemI
e ion ithr Homestead the amendments plopo
ID by the committee were cceped and it Wi
cad third time and passed, q to /.
Ur Parker called up the bill to incorporate II
franklin County Bank at St Adams Bay. an
n "a motion Of NJ Foster it was made the specl
rider for Monday morning.
y VI tIazen called ~ thu bill incorporating til
Il Faanrrs Mutual Fire Insurance Company;
o vas read thnd tim and laid on the table.
II H' Parker moved to adjourn to meet at hal
,,st six this evening carried, ami the Senlt
ig'urned.
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ISIA9.
unless they Glanced T. be Of one particular party

unless they CHANGED t. be Of one particular party
hue.
Against all these proceedings we earnestly
protest. G protest against the idea, that, as to
these appointments which almost exclusively
concern the people of particular districts, the
will ct that people is not 10 regulate the action
OF the Joint Assembly. We protest against this
aggression upon popular rights upon this pecu-
liar and cherished feature of New England re-
publlcansm, which Yields to Towns, DISTRICTS
and Counties, the right to manage their own at
fairs. We protest against this attempt of par
| ty to clutch all the powers of government in
Towns and Counties, and WELD them by one
great central organization, whose dictator is
| party caucus.
We protest against this snbversion of the az
Gent rule aud established policy o! the State,
and Interpretation of the constitution, founded in
the almost uniform practice OF half u century,
We protest against the resort for apologize pre-
cedent to the " Vergennes Slaughter" ofYS, and
the fierce unhrotherIy 5trifes Of 1918. We pro.
test agpinst the decision Of the President and Of
the Joint Assembly that whenever nomination
is presented to be considered" it is not TO be
discussed. We protest against it as danger
Gus attack upon the right o free speech and free
debale, right existing in nature and secured
by the constitutional right dear to freemen am
hateful to tyrants nniy--a right which thei
seems most undeniabe when we are called up
on MS electors to canvass, " consider" and de
eide upon the qualifications of candidates for hlg
offices in the Sate--a right not altogether val
ueless to minority, as the history Of the eiec
ton Of Bunk Inspector in 3D. and of Chic
Justice Of tn Supre ne Curt IN Az, against tn
caucus nominees of party majority, sufficient
atipSts. We protest against this decision
wndnly unprecedented IN any like body in an
free Stae. We further protest against the az
ton Of the JOINT Assembly in pelsistlng in til
halIohng, while enquiries were being made an
facts stated, and debate attempted, but shAe,
upon the matter nnder consideration.
We protest against 1t, IS an in1ignity to u
and public npnprey.
. These several acts and decisions of the Joil
, Assembly, we regard as grievous wrongs, an
r o1trages committed upon Us the people who
we represent aud tho whole peope-wrong
themselves, condemned by the conscencies
men, by the uniform practice Of the government
by the genius of our institutions and the spirit
the age.
Against them, therefore, we do hereby soemI
y protest.
Montpelier, October 24M 1910.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-11-22
THE PROTEST

OF THE MINORITY IN TIE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, AGAINST THE ACTION
OF THE MAJORITY IN RELATION
TO COUNTY APPOINTMENTS.
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PHILADELPHIA. Aus 81 Ar erg Nnrod, b. R'hert. Ban
M-.tsn Cushing. cAsu Aces foltsl1- >- lafk
Lscy maven srl tdvr stJohu. NJ C-vslsls fsrc bose
sf-t smiley MY. En-rs fsl RIVER Blt.
Mana Wlsrd, ri4la. Cohsr La Boson. Lyra wisy
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Coh-n. lsux, Portsmouth, H. l.
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CHAKt Esro>. lraf st... Colamha. SNorss
fs--, Ns~po ws-s,I 5Ak cheros-e hanqa-y.
Fa.laa. phl.. -chr 2 sss~0. wAssa. >iors.
90. bfs POSER. Lovstt >hsf-u
SAVANNAH Az l1Afr sctr i1sspeass,e-. Bsto Ro.,o1
tI1 b.rs Peter psnHI. How >loh
nnslLE. Az lS-Ar abr Ana. Jehrspn Peat l.so-
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ID lie d.

o. Tuesday Avg a. sNsr dr-... Of eo'e-son 81 n.
81 ~ D. ss.t 3 o O. heoS o. us Cty
H. -s respectfully invited O. attend b. ian-rs o.. amer
81 s.fks Chuch At oeoes, ~asrs ne services
y ns r~furr~t
ia tts- 81 he hrhsr Geofse le.of
r.r.<u, stt-nf ihs iaus fum rs ate feease
.sJat - fh. tN-au~.iss' afternoon attocsSs
ssr g. NJ WILLIAM ROE N-d 81 YEAR. noath srt . Save
~ irrass espcctuiy nt~i u Aieac - 10
Mcn-stss sisrus As - - ocSs. f'" ms ~s
t~ac~ isuren..st ~thout iurh~f iuvi.trin
bsns 500 -,~sfs. CAROLINE We OF
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A,e.t,s on sesssy Avg 10 cLARKSoS younse.s Of Al
~ sab .s.o se-rs sat , mests. 49, . - ~ $500. u.
Br.a5n. Msusss. AS -, CHARLES G Briggs, se-c
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90 n Ger ~ Afsfs -
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head-tufT. Circular.
MARKET RFPORT


%, Stoave A~oieI NV DEA. 'o'.a} A-s -.
49, I'd len tfe FL0UK n.rs-t very firm and y JOB
s.ss,s t.odenry since inrn TIE improvement ha-
.,se ,er bbl o. most sres. c0sing ess hfm man al
-. Ttecemand bsfnF cniefy ~ home nse ano last
- n.rset TIE sfocx and supplies p~ing ~, nsu-
800 rev ss regards the coming crop 70 ~ hthI u@-
,,-o.o.r-d The lff-riouy 81 Tie cf"p 10 ONO - ~ .
sre hut from Other psrts o harvest BIOS TAR 70 yro
fre nos znuneauty $1,000 a..
~. FxyoNrs 90 Crest Srtain ard l'eend from ttls
- f,r H. fortnight ending he lfh int were ls'e b0s
far so bushels Wheat, and lo<.o<3 Dus.es issian
Corn , T.. 49,. L.. . 49,. 49,.
~ esl ara prcss are nO~ ate nominal. The rates
-. Il. o~r bb on our. and sJid per bush on Corn
- orr The eKDOf. demand for his aruci- having
,.srv suh.1ed too operations since Tue IN int have
-, IN ~ Tor The Cry trade and kasiern markets, a.
800 above The market closes with advance pre-
80. fsf.s mostly upon the better gradss ~ ono and
Tressee Tie pres-ntrfes ere 81 a c. lUr sour =
a. Tor 8ninsp-cted and tre. 80 ~ fJr common
We.sr snd sfore 49, III for srsit state ard goO1
We,,ero ssd 81. 8 - for pure G@nesee RYE FLouk
!, selling 81 > s., aS 81 CosN Nal il scarce, AID
hugs Mas o.
Gs,fS-Genesee WHEAT sfrmiy held A. l15 a 80 CO.
-r 81 b. wiih0D' sale; good Ono l1s rs ca. Tie ne~
taaeru Jos 49, accord M 20 oIaity srd c0ldnOn
Rye bring. - @ CTS OATS have declined 10 q ~ CT
PER tnsh.
fxnfA~ CoKS-Hss been To iqht supply without nsie-
"a change in price, he export demand having cesselJ
rnfd yellow brn .ng . "a Cts; mixed "esiefn' u
,sctst white a. n - cf. Rrsuecff4lly You're,
EDWARD BILL, BrOksr. III bfosd-sI
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BOOK TRADE.
ILLUSTRATED STANDARD POETS,

ID nIl>nkO ~ d APPLETON Co % Broadway
L bsrrr'- Compete Po~lrs Noiks-l l.rs,-d ~iih
-4sri s.e~ as-seirs. and portrait w. svn go "a
~ -e.A - -r.'. si rsres, ~ S.. moroSco. e1ira.
CassFer ~iiao-. VIII Port-st,nl vrss,t- Co,h q. s.
b IA, 49, Comp'--- roe,,,i wo-s.-se,sufsr. ...
-..rs,sd nf's &c see ergavras a'd portrait fo
ny -.-s' fsftI CON. : 81 tuin tAirs 49, see "
u Moore. Compete wors.-I..u.t ~ish very
SO. -n-rtTr.s sat portrait Ve. sso, AZ "a a..
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it S.aa-f'. Complete Pc.r-, woe,-u'u.us,rd
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Tie S'-r-d Poet. y - "a - Am-ne, Or Tire
C--.-r-s- .-t by R4f4. " Gns~od i'u.us-d
'-F e-.l 800 VOL $40, e'on, - sai ecsS''
a CO a...o ruo.'.a C.,i~rr ED,rio>, of re Poe,.
Campbell. Dante rN.sa. al Blt-r. h .d.5l,. r.rv,n.
n Prce from ) IS 90 ; 81, each ssh'r aa.. 80
THE CHEAPEST MAGAZINE
- TIE WOkLn
EDITED BY Ms is' Am s'EsHENs-rrc. only
st he sel Fashions .hoa % subscribe f.r obi. vork
PErERsoNs NATIONAL MAGAZINE
SrPTFMSER. iss-
OxslNAL ENBsLlisHNENrs.
Feedins tie Aa'a'- a'-qef' Hie4''A-- -as'vsd By
n F..''an. for september. from pattern. received In
advance. engraved on .teei. ard -oo-rd = fnoi-
800 TIE Farm ; srl. gravel BY Gl1-rl rnon' irom
sst@r-ra or painting .n The az London eAliilluu
~ Bouquet .0r September choice srsving. tlGs-
.rrF .l Flv~-Oi srteu flr The month 81 scpfeu Der
Mare stuart Head Dress. Two rngrsvinEs, from pa
s.ls received By trr steamer kmercs. Jlsl arrived
ORisiNAL ANrf~Lss.
TIE Yarn Nsrf
Marrying fur Norey Love.
GresIu-s. -ni G'odnr.s uy : Berisinu osge
Ptace- 40 Prs11.. tv Ms AIMS stephens.
Dnr over Gsrtsn. hy NJ. Mary smith
The Rainbow 20 Ny Dream. by Mrs c.sfSe.
hy Oh Home. hg p A Jordan
TIE .siuns-y. hy Ms Ann Elfs Rsncy
L.re. hs Emily Hermann
>Hslus GA Picture. rs T : Arthur.
The Wrorgri One. hy : Aldr-sun
The Moons Maiden. hy John $. jenkins.
T. L--- c.. by M.ss NJ Wilson
TIE Young Wife. Or, Tue Husband and he Lover. by
Psul Cr~ytun
Toa Young Ma'icr. hv " L Shoemaker
The Nurs -rs1r BY Nile Driour
Fashions flr september
The Bs-h- or. ID -rsm. SOM 'ny Chsrie. Shirs.
F-rt.n. The Rabbit DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT
aulI fr. .rn.. fir \.N
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Disasters. &c.

The brig w..sheos -Poss n lon - .. The M-r
.cf Ccust CUBS Nfors ~ dss out .hof
prlvu she bal board he Cn,r- .nd ten aauo-
h-olus ffeucl .ucs he Essi f.nas k-1 o. NJ
.s.cn. u The st st Pvt Pnnoe M.fsse.
The RasAld4 pgls l0h n al ~ 80 o. sh9 WAss,a.
Msisuiss of C0~s VIII 90 Of a,nsst .nd nan Top mast
h0vspni spruug Of 80 lie SD Dot
sd si stores nc chrunon-tsf She
.-nas Hasi Soc s - a. loo -, ~hss the Aelisat
happened
fh- wsshasi1H ssnor. feports me ota r.t
y IS esp-r-ncet hssvs Of ~ld from th-
sracs earyas a~sy si-oo.fd anc
a,lsey raj INN the lore 70 ne
stove bllears,. AID hlra the aecs ~ta
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~ T,I-xraph. In Nr.ico.-Aa -rrIs.I-. ;

~ Trlrgraph- In nexico.-An exclusive ri.-t
1sVrg t--r %. 81 81 10 N-rr.r 5ur-rrr-rf % c1-
strri r.qt. ir ~ R~fgHr. it- -11rr. .r-t -rr
p1s-r-1 OBJ treat for the pea o. cad tt AL ~ r,-
proposals tor Inc t-. -1 N-ra Cur .ri ft- CIV
lf M-r~0 " DfD STEWART
s4f ~ N-xi-s- f--' 1--lI. = hr.a1usr
~ sons Of TemP~rsnc~.-Tt- Delegates n tf o.
Convention fu rr-gsr ars.t ti h-tu-I..s OBJ tl-
--r.--f uf t-- -lrflf DIS l-tt- @.'l .i FL. l-r
i..--1. ul q crstt. -frr r4 i4l j. Goo I..r sr
Pa G-arrsr il harrp-f Division Room. a. c. n'c'ncs
IT, De ats 1f Every nr-In1 s-- Pl.i--lv -l-s
- o. be- present a. ft- r- -u f0rr -fl Re- 1
lo1.- ihe1 --n.rt k0NLANDs0N. s-c'F
= Account hook. Manitoba Writer Cro-
Ink. &r.-THl s.fsrr 80 NJ l Invite aft-r-
-ur ~ rlnrrrr merchants f1 tr-- -t0-s -h boz
fll d Orb embrace every article ul- Our sock nf
--r.er ard Cap Pz1-r- -t-. era VIII be- .a'f by
.rE r-aln or ir clarrr- A. MID prr-- L-. GER.
Jo4rrs. Dsv Books Invoice sd Book. a .h Mem
o-s1tur Psss ard Coy Books Ell q our ne- O. .rlf.-
rlr- sept constantly hand. Comp ~te of B10E.
U- s-ssor-d for iuuefisre IS. -ttl from ft-
shelves Nlfe payer ard Erre.ups. Portfolio o I'd
Pens ate. f1ssfsris &C. Psflg Cs-is 10 great ~
rely 81 manufacturers pr-r. Cronn Ils very sure-
nor srfc variety ol sizes rr-V packed 1 nux-. "
0l- dozen eacn. FRANCIS LOLTREL.
al1 80 S.uur--s. - MlI-r-.ara
p Lyon'- Nnzueric Powders. f1r me ie.t-rc.
ron q rnlF= rIczruarhr and a. ofter Insects PIE
for ft- destruction of ras al1 mice without poison. 81
Broadway Hl.l
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CEMETERIES.
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY

OFFICE az BROADWAY The pubic are invited b.
" lspeci our extensive gfOurcs 90 ne Jzn2cA urn
Dx- u ui1lt-s distant from m Soen Frfry< ~ Long
I. and Railr0a1. sud 4. ni-s from "lA4m.onfkn pre-
.-1Iinz yarrly " s dale, .sr, VOID and 4nd cop--i
admirably sfaDt,d fJr cemetery purpose. Prices sirf
tl. I5.n VI August i0iDNs Hal ots - slor ols
ia IT, paths $40 % he .y-14-r ~ ze " fgl .Dt-,
~ .4o-rfc a. feet Purchaser. have ne free mpofsfy
80 ri ne receiving valL Associations, cnufcnes Or
t-r. Iocs-. .1f societies select sfOulcs N .
BODY 70 favorable terms for which warranty Ge~ds rec
sn1 ear vii - zgrn. Tho bonf Island hsifosn
COMPANY have 10 progress an 1ffzngrmrniJ a. soon
4. ne branch road Is aid % run hourly ralns % NJ
- 81 49, Cer-f-rv Tr.in.-First regular uz4n
80. srooslyn 81 :. II q " P and P NJ ,
r~tir1ing.t .sd 5. n EKtr. rans FOR pfocss.ions
ana .sc-u-s wi cave any un-, on noncs D~pf l-
a. .s.1 l-c- Pamphlets. giving ul ptflf--Hsi my %
lad a. ne 0rfc- grallllJ4slY ~ order
~ lli.-o K % S.LLi-, General Agent
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scDngs DxsrHAsD BURIAL

sCDnEs DkArHAsD BUHIAL.-Rev. Mr. Hsney
Of the Methodist connexion died suddenly Of Cholera
10 Aurora lat and was buried about three hours
sferNsrd ~ half dozen people, notwithstanding
the renonstrances Of the pnysi-ian.
People. Platform, - Charles, Aug g.
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MEDICINES.

GHOLERa. - BALLS CHOLERA sfhLP u
Y medicine that be strictly relied upon Tor hr cure
Of me real Aslzstc Cholera 10 usually siop- ihfhra
and vomiting frW -inutes. The follow ~ p-'sons
hundreds Of ofner-l used and adii-isIrfr H
eulr- = Ion reference = made ~ Rev
". Newman. Rector u - Psui. Church all--. :
Dr.. Alex Clinton. ui5 HOu.ion-.t ). Dr. c r
Hammond e HldsOn-.t do Ar. Orurze D-kiri' - AnL
Co. Mr.. Marg.r-l Ge.esAeVe, > Ia.ns. o. nfoos
lvn { Thomas - Prar-s- y II u -. 10
Maiden sne do James Hu.e, E.etiy-s-. - Ola
" = Thoma. L-ddg ~ Jones. H0-i. Brnokiyri Id
lors 81 hr00s 20 Advertiser sad N-S-fOrs Oiol-
Agents 10 Nes-iofk Ciiy-C. {. bfosd~e.l' ~ ro-rln-
81 " Lolne. 2e HlcsOn 81 y bro~n 10 rll-yn'
o. l. Bingham. Eishiy-siXtt-st f0fkW-r A-so 20 Ds
lad 10 soutn-sL q, I. > ~ Wa.si - Maiden l4ns'
- Broadway; -. y
Agent. 10 Brooslyn-sionns Phelps ssi Fa.ton-st- 3
Bennett 8 Allantic--L -.
Prepared ard cod. ~hoesale sn9 l7ta--f =. nc IL
X BALL. Chemist
here GAMMA -rris~.e. will be shown enough 10 prove
h.t i've. fsv- been and can saved 5y The ls- Of NE
medicine. which the Rev M Newman rrnArkef Ai,ef
witnessing ~ effects, 70 worm IL "sisl' 20 so---
D. afH.fT
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Aston


MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
THIS COMPANY have taken the rooms al he corner
OF William e. so. 56l AMI Exchsnge-plsco. in The
Merchants Exchange where they are now ready 90
&C. W. proposals. Marine and Inland Insurance excu
-reIy except where tho hrensk l. ndls pensabiy CON
nerfrd wlih fhe marine
TIE of decentralization for claims Tor losses con
-isis OF promi-sory notes, which hy Tie terms of sub
subscription flr absolute properly oi ihe Company
ard may he negotiated pledged coz disposed of by them
Or way used % pay claims which may Dee made on
hem" The subscription now amounts fo
TWO HUNDRED FORTY THOU SAND DOLLARS
TRUSTEES
y-r-ds@ tofs Ffearf AIuIay. flH'nf. . -st01,
Uns--. Brewster. ls'hrt, fanc- -stij,
>.8.-, Broke. samuel .pf0uI.. p-'a.U.
Ft-n b. Cr0tker 0-afg- Gr.soh Jf John Nl0aa.
Nn. X Thompson. Nn Huk-l, k0a- forF-r
ti-Hrr- tefif-y, h } hrirH Afii4f ? .-sanf
F--fk A f-@. Jrs--- hif-. 6-Hrs- Bird.
William Ruf-. J.l. kfHIHg. j " taIr-ft.
Aired sarrtf. Augusta. Boa lap Clault.i ID H4ri.
WfffTarf 7 90 - lrsI-. Pal At-r
Ra-.-r. L. Tsff Tfunrss Dlr1sl. 9 Is trffsli-n.
" k-rf. Is C~drst l. , Poo Jol1 hffp-f
n H-n-41. Jfu-s Mt~rs. tha- Connolly
Jane. stsear X b1fls San. l. bIst.
INSPECTORS OF ELECTION
Wm Langley. Hem X a ~ lam 9 Toe
ZEBEDEE COOK. President
EDwARD ANrHONY. NcoPres.drut-
EDwARpA >TRoNc, secretary.
New-YorA. April :, 1919. my1 lawtmisW
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Passengers Arrived.

IN bark T,s4i fon Mr., Dssdni Mr. hy. H-..rs
~ i..s-ur . T. t.rHtfd.
~ slig Lrsrp71i WIN Hur-f England rsst
lady, ana, JOIN Cough mi 40 90 the
~ n Ceianas from LoHaoAl Misses Holman and lss
i mo
Children. anf
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M A Il n lie ID.

n the CITY of Rochss.r Az a. b, W Montgo-sy Or
7 sAtioCA 10 Mrs. ELizAskrH hALLocN 9th Of he
lfy Of >s~ NcIk
os Ts-.sas. Asg 81. Re-. Y cr-~oia. JOHN BREWER
y - ISABELLA lCM6f sNoi thi. Cry.
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nIAKkHEA AID DN-ENIhhf i" LIS
~ MILLER PRONOSIs Goa PAM rhI - 81
nv te had ~ Bsx-ry - Chatham ie- 80 Broad
~.y So Grand = cor ~ and zhih - - ,nanio-fs
sss Hua.r.f IA 80 e. Brasd ay. 10 brogsyn a. =
800 u t--.v r,r--r Washington an1 Hudson 80.
.nd a. scranton Co. Aanle-s- IL "AlaA'o-fs q .
N.~HAs-ET. L !. Ans 10. 1913.
Messrs WELLS. MlLLss rsoFa'I- ,'ens- by e-..l
~. Z, I'D sgs The tisrrt-a for snuut ior N--s- -nd
seemed h derive a. b-n-st from m n-c cues e
IN fr- sr-,tiry obv.rian. A friend from N-N-fofs
e.rir IN. .iu-ri5a sent nc bottle ~ your e0mpo-n1
Extract of scs8-rry. with = rlch ie p - : = GO
r. ne d.v he trul-sia r-9.lr1 D. lr-ln 40 -a-
- $3.50. ! VI MOORE.
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ARINE URN AL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p.

sIrtAIUKr sLnsNsC....THIs DAY.
70, ...s lst s.s % fa. Moo ssts.. 81 .....
HleH WArEK...August q
its,lsy ioas 10 ssm A. Gov s.d.i sem Hal cat l9