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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-02-02

vPIssUE PAPER.--YellowtT Tissue paper for
covering glasses, &C., for sale at ths Office Of
he American. a... ia -1.s.rH $50 tff
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we Chailenaa She World

To PROVE Our. 81 'ero.trs and t,t.-iy kope!.ss
case Of scIoihG ty Ike use Of TEN TIMES as much
'arsaosTill y other medicine used Of Brarfs
Purifier - elect tie above Cure"h'rh shall DO
the above cure.
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FOR SALE.

A handsome new Sleigh, for sale cheap. En-
IA quire at the store of HENRY MASSER.
Srnbury, Dec. 29, ls49.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-02-02

AWALLENTINE.-Thc "devir' fthe Plain
dealer picked up the following morceau, the
other day. As Valentines day is fast ap-
preaching, we recommend it 10 some Of our
"loveyers" TO copy for their sweet t-hearts =
don't yew sea yewer tarki duv
sit tin yondef Trea
1t is mournin for its trew luv
so Dew mune tew be With the ,r
yewers till deth iph yewl have Me IN t... 10
VICTORIA SEMANTHA Nj KONDEN. q
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FoURTEEN WITNESSES |

Mr. !lASkiN Las sworn 10 the above facts. and tho
'aCts are Witnessed AMI certified to by DOC1. T. VII.
IlANS-hr. &. r BROWN proprietor Of the Fss. Rome
BI'i -Mcsrs B.SStIL 4 LEONARD, Wholesale aud
ges! uruIgss sud ELEVEN other -ss2sstGJ!s ri.aIss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-02-02

A Celebrated Gambler, after attending a
great revival meeting, experienced, as he
supposed, change of feelings, and was
finally induced TO take his seat upon the
"anxious benchn The minister commenced
examining them on their experience and the
state OF their feelings, aud finally, approach
ing The gambler, asked, "Well, my friend,
what do you sayW "Oh," replied he, un-
consciously, 81 pass what do you do, old
fellowW turning 10 his left hand neighbor
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Hundreas-Th ousands--
Brarlt's is the Cheapest.

whs have used EssSTs puRIFIts ser having used ssd
eeu AL the sdrsrrcria, sad other medicines
meEded to cure blood dises,e, have dsciG<8 that
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SI -, g., =4.slG ~
SCROF t1l.,A,
BRANT's INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

shen Msdcirs In every respect and there il ebua.
dant proof In Sredt effected that ONE BOTTLE n
u contains more purifying healing virtue and nfitssi
poieT than there is contained In Bottles of
.aarla any oh ri:ditins that has e,.r bssn ersd
ior sale There is unduIbtrd proof IN or phieu
tna by the use OF this great Ia5iGH Pp-;fa thev that
were bYtSu yet LIyE-;hcy thgt were iAyr ard Csrr.
fLsD san now WhLE--they that were SICK ScRuFuLous
and oEer y su lisehtei
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READING INSTITUTE.

I k,tiing ln.tinte will be held IN the Town
y Hall, 1T Ludlow, Vt. to comn.erce on
Monday. the "a day Of September, rcxt, at II
O'ci"ek " snd continue three weeks.
The rhirJi i,to aa"ri any, e.recaiiy teach.
e.. au opportunity Of improving in the Nc,y
Important. but muci neg ectrl art of Reading
\n cay graceful ard impre.,hc delivery
v. rare ard cnvisbie areonri i.hment'''
The Institute will T." conducted by " A
HtTcH, 4. H., a gentleman Of hhe ablitic-
and veil qualified having been under the tuition
~ Prof NA>pryILtE, Author Of a .ystem al
Recalling AMI Oratoty. which is attracting much
nttcntt"n throu. huut the country.
Fcr.ons who are designing TO teach. who may
be connected with the Rack River Aeaisin,
the ensuing term, will have an admirable OPP
rortnn''y Of becoming proficient III branch Of
FktnAay iNruRrAhcE.
Al Teachers whether connected with the
Academy or not aui Laiie. aud Gentlemen
sho are not teachers, are respectfully invited
:" Jon the Cla,s TnGsg WILL tx NJ cHARoE
rem TUITION.
u il very es,ential that all who propose to
attend should br pre.cut at the fret Lecture.
G.. SMITH
Principal Black River Academy.
Ludlow, Aag. 9Th, 1850. 81
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NANDS' SARSAPAklI.LA,
IN QUART Dot TIES

FOR rhE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT crRg or All DIS
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Cnfancons ErnpiiOns PimDiss or PBsiphs on The
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Norm o. Tater Se"Id H'nd, Enia,s.men, and
Pam ofihe Bonts and Joia,s Siukbo,n El,,ys
Syphiiic SymT'ions !ScuicI - Lumbugo anil
Diseases arising Jromun in3a,i,ciousu>, ~ M,,r..
~ Ascite' or Drop1y, Erposu,. 0, inp,"dro IN
L,Ts Asa Chronic Consfiufionai U,sor,,s
The value Oi tins prrpafstion Ia nav ~id, known
and every day the field "f ITS usefulness Is extending
II is approved and highly recommended BY Phys,
Clans and 10 admitted 10 he the most powerful and
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been employed In medical practice. Tn. uii,rtu-
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ease, aud now with rsseneraieJ IONS gladly
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The following cert fcate from Col Samnri q Tsy
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guaintaocr through the soul bern States nnd la,c,
app ntcd consul To New Gtcnada, cutnincuds Itself
@ the attention VI ALL
New York, January I, Isi5
Mes.rs A. IL u Sands. --tinntlemru- Having
used and witnessed the effects 81 your ylual. prep
ariiiUn Of Sar'apsrii on different p-rsnns in yari.
Gus parts ~ lhe sou'nrfn county va - Nueihh,
Louisiana, Texas, and Mexico, feel much pleasure
In stating the high opinion entertained Il It's great
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system, and exciting III the most agreeable insuner
n tonic and invIs"fa'i ing ioNurncs.
Your SafslpaTilla is highly approved and extern
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lcu, and my cousin, Gen Zachary Taylor has tot
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at the sam time, ad II isnG. cons 'dcrrd almost
Indispensable requisite TO he army. Ia conclusian
| wnuid say, that the better 1t il knosI ihr more
h,shly II is prized, aud trust that II. heat res,
torins virtues will make II generally known Ihfo-
out the length and brea I'm of widely extended
county. Yours very respectfully,
= Il TAYLOR,
T. g Cnnsu, 10 New Grenada
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1s'T7"f J'VW " T7HV'
Competence and Health

bAN' "a 'bt ~. i'@'
my DrtR SIH: know you WIN ha,r tr .nt
ness Ia bear with mr. In shrroschinr nr,"n rom tr.,
while acknowledge tin behalf al IN, snlf ard VIE
the obgB ions feel ourselves under 10 ynr IN Ia,
ing made known certain rnnticrs contained m ,tv'
most invaluable Married W oman Private M,tp-
Companion II has been worth jis weight 10 soi
10 mo. If express myself rather W sr,nly. van VII
see that can not do t0n warmly, when nifm
you Of the extent W u hch have, through il ,e,n
benefited. will state my situation when oitnh'i
,onr book through the mcresi curiosity | h.h ugo,
il as one of the most fortunate events az ~ HI"
had been married some ten years. and the fail ~
o! seven rhilIrn WAS long struggling uDc-a. hr'y
to the end tina, might gain pH.ierste 'omrrtn''
but the results III my utmost exeusns 81 the 'nd 81
me- about whore was at the beginning OF each 80.
md That only, with tho most sisted economy, suf
cling with barely the nccesssries oi life. FINALLY 10
constant Effort was beginning to have its effect urnn
my h"slth: I hlt icss capable to et,un ia eonns
anrr. While | felt the necessity Of perseverance
THIS constant, unceasiug Struggle on ms part 49,
imperative, IN consequence of the pro~,n,.i sl-i'
ton of my " ife with u~rHsiOnel in,0rmis,iH hg'
years much ii the tune confined N her bed, rnt n
course incapable Oi taking the chnrgc and manage
men, Of Iiouschnl affairs Her condition nr't rrH
causes oi which was ignorant OH aha' "r4i
have gwen had the six years 10 live oy'r ara
Whit would my vile have given H. have been sps"i
bed Of sickness - oil Of which would have t-sI
svuie,i, had then seen q copy Of 'THE MANN
WoMAs's PKTAIr MEDICAL CoarAsio.
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PAINTS.

Chr,ssc and fsrs Green, Ros. Pink
Ch,osns aud Wrench R~iIc~. Stone Oehre.
Ssaai.kr snd span''h brown, Lnhsragc;
Sh,pes, Amctesn aud Enei,sh termlion,
Isd'ss snd Venetian Red. Ned Lesdi
I,ousd and dry Vcrd'gti., Ter. de Sienna,
Ui,.ms'fie and Pra,s'an Bur; Whiting;
tDser, Gun,s C.psl sod si~iisc;
Asphsltan. fom,cc and Rotten Stone;
G..ld, Solver and fisns. Leaf and Bronze;
Fatty. tsfn,.h. Rcd and White Chalk. sc.
Ae., fn sale hy BARRETT i son,
August, I,.D ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-29
TIE AMERICAN VOCALIST,

The popularity Of this excellent Colicc.
ton of Muse. is sufficiently aiirs;ed by the
fact, that although II has been published but
ahou, "ue year, The sale has already reached
10000 copies, and Is at this time greater than
ever b''orc, as the book becomes more gen.
efalv known
|, - divided into three parts, all Of which
are embraced in single volume.
Part I consists Of Church Music new and
old, and contains the most valuable produc.
tons Of the most distinguished composers,
ancient and modcrn--,n all $50 Church
Tunes
Parts . and contain all tina, is valuable OF
the NeStry Muse now IN existence, and the
mos, admired English Scottish, lr,sb, Span.
18Th and Italian Songs, embracing in single
volume, more than five hundred Tunes, m
Guiding all the GYMS OF music. that have
been composed during the last five hundred
years
FsoxRxy G p MArnxws, Of Liberty.
:" do not hesitate to give the American Vocalist
he preference 10 any ether Collection Of ChuIch
music. rkisnt. II dese'ves place in every choir,
vs.try aud family IN tns unon.
From Hsxar Inns, Editor Of The Wesleyan Har.
n.ony
Prom my hear thank you for your excellent
arrangement VI those sweet melodies, to ma. Of
~hoh sacred poeiry, Is nov for the first time adapt
I'll. IL ~ Tho nest COLLECTION OF Church Muse have
ever seen aud Il embraces the only complete oolec
ton 81 Ncstry Music that has ever been published
! am glad that IT Is not sectarisn work. hope IL
may be used IN every denomination IN the United
states
From y Fgsnrs. Jn.. Of Cambridge.
This book calls Up pleasant memories II con
isinss better selection of good Tunes both for public
AID social worship than any other collection have
met with. Though an entire stranger to The author
I feel grateful TO htn: and desire thus publicly to
tha' HIM Ir the important service he has reHde ed
the Cause II Sacred MU-lc
PuUIsh-d by wM. REYNOLDS Il CO.
~ Cornhiii, Boston.
For sale ia Rutland VI, by n. l., SPENCER.
:.
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Men fOI California

are S'm",t nniversally insuring in tli.C o,npauy
bccause term. are So reasonable,
HsAt. OF FAMIiIrH areanxious o insure in
This Company 90 fc Institution.
SALAnirD Mas are cnsuring in thi. COMPANY
b, sc"res
Hard rorIine men invest in this company br.
causs they regard ii ~ the hest ofsavinc> banks
10 lay up their earning. III for their wives and
children.
Capitalists invest with thi. company by .ak-
ing out policies for life, because they regard it
MS good A. money ut l2to 20 per cent interest
All Glasses and conditions OF men ensure in this
company because, just ms they do every thing
III Hartford, when they meet with losses, they
lsy up at once.
Feb. i3 5tf
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Rutland & Burlington Railroad

NOTICE 10 he,.h, evan te the so~thcide.s
o. the ksi.ssa s~i Ru'iins,es Rsi,nrad iss'
ss'eeaey t. tcsoase o. the ID ,feei-rs passrd
al he Fed es, e,s,,aag See ihonAshd shsfes OF
ser esn' prsitrre-i stect,
Eses ts,ae' Of ens or i~o sAsres Of old stc<h.
~ sntil'ed 10 Gee share 81 pteicfrcs stoSt
EscA beider 81 Eve sAss~s of I'D sioeA 70 sesitl~d
10 t-o shaics preserved s,cet, and
Each holder .fa.or. ,hss ave shsr~s AZ Old .iort
10 ealtl~d 10 one shs,~ al rrefsred stoot
Ia, ever, three shares pi tse Old stock.
r,ns idvi he not " ssmr H.n.hs~. Tressp,e,
Bos'nn. 80 Ssmsei swift. Assistant T.rssur"'
Asdd ebvry. VI. or a. before tho ter'h day OF
Aasss; nest efht. des,r. Is take The ssid ere
f.'red sioch srd pay fnr the same a. u rched IN
notice seed ia each stoes hn der on the ii
,nsiapt SAINT. HENSHAN, Treas
Jay. 1855. 20
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SICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Extract Of a Lefte, from a G'"HcHaH IA is,sa' q
"D,yroS NAV I Iar
"Dn A. N. M,uRicrAu---My ilcar Su The
Married Woman's Private Medical t"uipsuion IN
which enclosed one dollar In your address came
safely 10 hand. ] would not have troubled you With
these few lines, but that ! am nr'ird by ~nss
Of gratitude, for mysch aud wife, 10 give uaer,ncs
70 our sincere and be ar,lct cmo,Uns
my wife has been perc"p'ib'y SINKING III s'ms
three years or more, in consequence Of her rea, At
guish and suicring some months ho''rr and danns
confinement; every successive On" NOR" mi more
debiliisted aud Frustrated her Fnt' ne her III" II IN
mncnt danger and which was on TIE last rc''oa.
despared o. Impposcd tina, this slate OF 'hhr''"
inevitable, and resigned myself to meet the worst
At this time tuow about two months hrNd hoS'
book highly spoken NJ ~ containing som" matte"
reaching nv case. On Its rcceipt anh leri'd 'sn
not express Ia you the relief it aor'rd my stressed
mind aud the joy i,s pSecs impaired tony "I' %
learning that tho great discovery OF VI. NJ. pc'o
meaux pn,yidcd remedy. II Opened prospect 10
n,e which little conceived was ppssbc no pc'r
mary consideration can ever repay IL. ob''ghsn"
am under To you for having been the mean, I" IN
parting 10 NJ the matters contained IN he Msf''
Woman's Private Medical Companion Not ~
this, err ano,hcr year would have passed "'r' nv
head in oil human probability my ~'i' ~"s'd h"F
been in her grave aud my children lei. n'"hs''"~
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BLACK RIVER ACADEMY,
LUDLOW, VT.

The Fall Term Of this tlourishing lnstitu
ton will commence on "Wednesday, Angus,
2cth, and continue II weeks.
BOARD OF IssTRI cTIos.
G d SMITH, A. NJ, PRIScIp,L.
Il. HITCHCOCK, Assistant in the Eng
ll,n Department
A +. MAYNARD, Teacher of Vocal Mu.
SIC.
q. MURPHY. NJ. D.. Lecturer.
Miss II. l., FLETCHER, Preccptress and
Teacher of Muse, Ac.
Mas. NJ. Is SMITH, Assistant and Teach.
er N the Primary Department.
The prospects Of this School were never
more encouraging, nor It's advantages greater
thau al present. The most careful and IN.
proyed instruction will continue TO be given
IN every branch Of study, especially ia the
common English branches, and 10 those who
ics,gn TO teach
DIR. Eruy, who has had some expert.
rncc as a lecturer, will lecture on the Natu.
raj Sciences, and lectures may also be ex-
pcc,ed on schoolteuohing and other impor'
isHt subjects
Tuition will range from So TO 81. Mu-
oc on the Piano, including the use of the
ins,rumen nj 81; without The instrument, So
Nocst Muse, French, and Drawing, leach
saua) 81 Board IN private families, FROM
81 10 10 81 7j per week Rooms Will be-
furnished those who may wish to provide
their own board, on the most reasonable
Terms Students viii he furnished ,,li tex
books used in school, by the Principal, al
he loves, rates
w WARREN, Secretary.
Ludlow. July 20, l-5o. o.
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special reference to the comfortable sccommn.
da,ion of passengers, md arc commanded by
men OF long experience, who will see that pas
sengers have every attention paid them
Families emigrating west, will, by calling on
the subscriber, be advised of the most direct and
ceenpest route, and be enabled to procure tick
cts Tor any OF rhe Weslern ports at the low est
possible rates. For further information call on
the subsci iber at the Railroad Office. Whitehall,
WV. H. STEVENS, Agcu
For tickets, apply to tho following persons:
VIM. II. Stevens, on board Champan Steamers
A. Reed, do. do.
WIN. Gandili Whitehall.
Whitehall, Apr! 49, 1850 c3lf
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EDUCATIONAL WORKS
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cuASTcs u PEAxE 4 CO

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80, SO ,rapss - sesrts W t,ttss~s,
teton, ss.~s.a, - Ma n.a.ss.ss L = ss', sps ss
n ~ k"ssn~~s's Asstss fssls~~pA'. At' ~
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Bon s1Ns ttsvtNragy ALGERIA. Dc
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'urErIi>N uf AGRICULTURAL CHIN Try
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SCHOOL BOOKS
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have ~tos. will tirs,e .dhfeis h. " &Ca 10,
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Er',aet Jrom Lit,,
70 those inst Married. -" Hnd | known :

"PHiLAbIfrHrA. Suv - l'''-
"DR 4. ~ MirRicvAu Had known - ne y"
p1~taDt matters uestcd u in The Married " 'fn'h'
Private Medical Companion s,ne years hgo Wv
much mir-ry might have escaped lhh'e'""
yesrs from causes which you I-p'ni nut N your wv
without knowing hat u dn. obtained ''i' -
E,und my csse treated Of trust every '"'N''
avail herscli OF the in!or,psi on contained 10 ~ 'S'
Letters sr- daily received Of this eha'set"'. 's''
essay To present ,.,
To those vet unmarried bu, contemplating n"
rage, or perhaps hesitst,Bg as u The pf"PrP q.
mourning tive responsibilities site3dsht ~
importance u being pOssessed Of the r"'r'''ol
tanned ia tbcsc pages intrmst-y r'"''Hf ~"
future ha pness, can not be spfre'7s'd' IL,
II 10, of course, inprsotiesble 10 eo"'ey n0e' -
the various subjects treated 81, - they ar
ture s,rictly inL-nded fos the married 4" ~"
iemplai,bg marrisge Brtbor "a II De'rss'
IL Is every ones ,sty To bccoDe fn'se'''n ~ "a,
edge whereby the soHsrinss 10 ~hbh w." D''
or. or . sister, nsy be suiJoci. can Ia 'D''
- Cspl-s will be s~si by Mail free Of fS''''
- the Psresas~s.
~ On the reosirS a Os~ DoliH INV ~
RiED WOMAks PRIVATE MIDI A. .,
PANION" 10 sent /ao,sd (,ssj 10 sHy pa' -,
si.os~ oonis ming Q remittance sud add'ssL rsf
A N MAUhicEAU. box 1924. Ne~ y"
Publishing Once. No. i2s Liberty a. Nc" III
Over 20 $50 Cspsss bsvs ssss sss,H =.
within three nx,utis " nh pSreF' "e'
saisty.
Boz k'ell.rs and agents engaged ~ ~
hre making hsnd,ome e@mpttsHe'e' "'H
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the extremely liberal terms sfefstd is'I
Active ioe>i and travelling sgsat',
out tho uIltsd States add Csnsdsf"'"' ~
,Hed on the sapne terms. Commani ca '''' >
required to lie postpaid snd addre''s' o
'.'CAUTION The public are e'''.'
Araih. rarlrus eseh-ferHie' in'st1'' 10
rslned q aroG ,hsm, Initiating ~ '.'''
work a. The Married LApIrs AsGieA
panion, and various Othsr ute' ~ -. a.
the work 10 'Tas MAEsiEo WON ~
yArs MsDieAI ConSAsiosi BY Dr. =
ha0Tieeaa
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california Life Risks

The bn,ires. Of th-Comrany will be conduct
ed upon the JoiNT St"ck and upon the MuruAL
princ,ra, at ihe opium of the insured thus meet.
In. the wants and crcumstauces Of the public
more fully. it IL believed than purely mutual
cainpai.ic, can so.
Ga the Joint stock principle the insured will
ia, 81 ) per cent. les. for insurance than the
rate II the best organized lnutual Companies
al viii rcreitc what's equivalent to 80 10 per
cent per an. nm in dividend pr offs paid IA al.
vance instead of receiving m uncertain amount
nj the end OF each year In script cert Geate re-
acctnabc on certain cuntipg eucics while at the
'ane time the annual cs.h paym"nt.nrc increa..
ei 10y the interest paid on notes given for half
the amount oi the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company pro-
p"rc to insure Mt the usual ratcs of nntuaiC ON
panics. div iding the net earnings each yearc Civ.
ing script certificates rcdccmabie after q Mutua,
lnsnranceFund Of Twoflunircd thousand Dol.
lar, 10 accumulated, and charging n com miss ion
Tor Conducting that part OF the businchs caniy d.
lent to only about one hall the expenses Of the
Company, occurring (losses being eauaD a larger
yearly dividend to the mutual insurers hcsid.s
giv,ng the members a lien upon u Joint Stock
Capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars. n
large iuint stock Reserve Fund, which will be
pledged M security for payment of lossas in
addition n The usual Capital and keser,c Fund
~ mutual Companies.
This company Is not only one Of the most
rrosrcrons but alto orc of the very best in the
country Harifo,i Daily Courier.
No Company ia the Union has had such
run ntbusiness' as this company since its organ
iZatiJn.
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hths sss-<'Isss ssiaS Apo, Gled ay 20. He
rrss'N e-'sTS h.r he ds.srioi al fsirSsssn tnr,
Ses - f~ssH ststa'tss saa ID Bssi e.sias, a.ra
$500. O. ~ frfs-ss aga ua ite estate q rIT
FafN FAttsast. - Nssl. 10 s.,d l..,,itl .see...1
f"sfe~~sard asssresss sAd Fasa.h. fra5a 81. -
ca % 'sy, 1910 ss'ss sea 3, s.,d ,s u 80, ta.,
- ss 90 iAsfs'sis s~rs - F,'s asiiss that =,
81 sii.sss Il tss hsssns.. 81 s,st a, A .ss,,
we S-"'lSs heass ~ -tavs Ds "a. Pes - ~,
istas ass - s~f@ssnssf Asti i,sss D, ar,e, s,tg
"H s'ehst n 90 SAD ds,.
b-is~ 81 " cd. Ih.. "a : "a, - Iii, iS.5 T.
jphN HsGnf<
CALVIN ukfygFp Commandments
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ic-ee Burlington daily, Sundays excepted.
fer Is .,t,u and intermediate Stations at = M
and ! 2 r. IN. arriving ia Boston att 7. m.
aud y. IN respectively.
ketaraing, leave h ,ston At l a. NJ. arl
II a NJ. aud arriving in Burlington ut q g.. IN.
and a. n. respectively, connecting both
way. with the ia"rn,ng aud evening line of
Steamboat on Lake Chainplsi..
Passengers taking the mornins trains from
either Boston or Burlington wilt have An hour
fer dinner Il, Bellows Falls.
Passenger taking the II a. m. train from
Bo.tou, or7f p. IN train ffon, Burlington,
will lodge az Rutland
Freight train leave. Burlington at Is a. m.
and Boston q r. IN daily, Sundays, excepted
through IN ~ hours
Regular Cattle Train for Cambridge md
Brighton Markets, lcsv-s Burlington every
Tuesday morning ut AS q. m.
l.. BIGELOW, Superintendent.
Burlington, July I, 1854. 25tf