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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-13
EVIDENCE OF ITS EFFICACY.

Read rghdt those say Of the Embrocation whc
hare ased it. A te,o Of the hundreds ,cho hare
testified can only be quoted here.
From Elders T. NJ. ALLAN and M. P. Wills
Boone COUNTY, No., August 81, 1913.
This is to certify. that we have used "My-
ers' Embrocation" in our ia miles with entire
success, and we hereby take great pleasure in
recommending to any who may be afflicted with
rheumatism as most sovereign remedy.
Il. M. ALLEN.
NJ p WILLS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-13

JOB WORK, of every description neatly
executed at this Office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-06-13

IL w. DIGGES d CO, have just received
l. large stock of School books, Paper,
Quilts, Ink, Pens, states, slate pencils, motto
seals and waters, ticket paper. envelops,
Bristol Boards. drawing paper, tissue paper !,
which they offer for sale chap.
inar2l
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-23


N vi,sd Also ssparsss proposals to only between
Paris and Huntington. al.
$3.50 From Princeton At . m ons week ON Friday
BY Monsesuma 10 Providcncs by p m same day. 20
7fi miles
y And hack between m and p m Thursday.
523i From Princeton a M twice week. Mondays and
m By Frsdonis, Marion Critenden SPRING., and Salem
To smishlsnd by II . m next days, 81 mikes
And back between l p Tuesdays sad Fridays. and
SPIN next days
sasa From Pdncs,On It ! m once week, on Monday
By Long Pond and WalIonia
TO Csdh BY Q p m, - miles
And back between I m and IL m same day.
593s From Princston Il m, ones week, on Monday,
BY Chalk Level end McGsries, a8
To Msdisonville by m, 80 miles
And back between . m and p m Tuesday.
1894 From Marion At m, once week, on Tuesday
By Willow Grove Camp Creek. Bells Mines, Cy-
press MorganfeId, and Raleigh; s.
TO Shawnsetown, ILL.,, by p m. 4s miles,
And back bstween m and pm Wednesday,
With two additional weekly trips The IS miles be-
yond Mos sn6eId. leaving that Office ate m Thurs-
day and Saturday, and Shawnt ctown at one m same
day. through Ia hours esch way.
Proposals 70 end at Morganfed are invited.
sass From Marion At 8 m. once week, on Tuesday
By Walkers and Csve-in-Rock
To Equality by = p same day, % miles
And back between m and p m, next day.
base From Salem II m once week, on "wednesday
10 Goieonds, Illinois, by ~ m, 10 miles,
And back hstwcsn . p IN and N, ssme day.
1897 From Murray II m, once week, on Wednesday
To New Concord
By III m same day, 10 miles,
And back between IL . m and p m, same day.
saga From Pslucsh Il . week, on Wednesday
b. Loveacsvls Blandville. Melvin, Wilson's Crock,
MayHsld CIsk's River, Pennington, and Lrsndsr "a
Boydsvls, Tennessee. by II nsxt day, 70 milcs
And back bsswesn m Thursday, and m mart day,
Prcpcsss 70 commence Lovolscsvis and ertend IA
Paris, "a miles In I'll, ere invited
b2as From Pajucsh q M svsry other day a.
Bv Exchange, symscnis, and Benton; 4
To wsdssbcro' by ~ m, 80 miles,
And back between p m and 4 M, same days,
Proposals. 10 extend via Murray, Locua Grove. end
Ccaysrsvills. Tenn, 70 Psris 70 miles IN 81. will
| b considered.
| $50 From BIaDdvils q y ones wsst, Tuesday,
~ Bslls Ombrs and Hardwood,
rs Caledonia, Illinois, by N sans DAY, 30 miles
And bsek bstwssn : y and n, Moaday
Pspssals fx two sIso for ihrss trips week. ere In
Md.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01

rson would cvacuate Rome on the rival of
his Holiness. The French have fortified and
occupied several strongholds on the coast. Ar.
chitccts have been ordered 10 prepare the palace
for the Popes Legate.
Russ1A.--Accounts from the Dardanelles
state that the Circassians have gained great
advantages over the Russians on the Ossa, the
Russians having been compelled to retreat with
great loss.
TuRKEY.--Thc escape Of Madame Kossutb
and the fact Of her having Joined her exled
husband is confirmed. The extradiion ques-
tion is nearly settled upon the basis OF previous
adyces.
SwIrzERLAYD.-Au has made demand
for the extradtion of some Poles who have Ia ken
refuge from the seventies following the late
Hungarian troubles, within the oantonments
of Switzerland. The Swiss Government nave
refused to surrender the refugees, except in
cases where it is clearly proved that the refu-
gees have intrigued in politics, and otherwise
misconducted themselves. In this position, the
environments are supported by the French Gov
eminent England will also, it is supposed,
sustain the Swiss in their position.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
DR.. CORBETT's CONCENTRATED
Shaker Syrup of SarsaparilIa.

The cures effected by this powerful alternative o
the blood are multiplying daily. Certificates, as to
its efficacy, are rendered voluntarily, TO an almost
unlimited extent But on these alone the Propretors
ask not the public to rey.-The words OF Science
unquesonaby must bring more conviction 10 the
doubling, than the accredited statements ofhun
dreds rescued from the grave.
The distinguished Chemist, Augustus A. Hayes
NJ D., who has chemically tested this preparation
writes as follows -
Messrs. EDWARD BRINLEY & CO.
Gentlemen Will bottle of Corbett's Com
pound Concentrated Extract OF Sarsapara" | re-
ceiveo a copy oil his Formula for preparing it.
From testing the Syrup, the fact of the existence
in II OF the active substances named, dscertaned
and the general good qualities of the preparation in.
iened
The Formula exhibits the union of some ofthc best
OF our native medicinal roots and plants, with sub
stances OF the highest repue an remedial agents and
does not include any metallic compound For the
cures in which the medicinal qualities Of Sarsaparilla
sought for, this preparation should have prefer
ence consequence OF The and skill evenced in
compounding it. Respectfully.
AUG, A. HAYES, NJ. d.
State Assayer OF Mass
March, l6 1915.
Sold by EDWARD BRlNLEY g. Co, Druggist
Boston, sole proprleors and by their appointed
Agents throughout the United States. w35w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01

were on the spot little too early for those
who did, and taking possession Of the Commit
tee.Room and the large Hall, had every thing
their own way Capt. Rynders opened the
ball by nominating Mr.. Purdy for the Chair,
which he took amid tempest of yells, Kisses
and groans. Mr.. Sickles made his way to the
stand and nominated Chas. OConnor for Chair
man, when he was Immediately "hustled out"
reaching the bottom of the stairs in a some
what damaged state, and begging for dear life.
Several others, who ventured TO murmur disap.
probation at the proceedings, were rudely eject
ed from the Hall.
The Chairman road series of resolutions
amid such turmoil and confusion that i, was
impossible for ary considerable portion of those
present to hear word he uttered. The vote
was taken and the resolutions declared adopt
ed, though good many voted Nay.
After the Barnburncrs had accomplished their
purpose, they pitched the Hunkers out, turned
off the gas and closed the doors
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01

ing copies (32 in NUMBER for subscribers whose
Certificates are numbered orcr 1900, will be re-
ceived in few weeks, and notice will be given
in our columns.
The delay is occasoned by carrying out the
iudicious and excellent plan of Messrs GoUPlL,
ViBsRr & Co. by which each subscriber is to
receive that impression from the plate, which
corresponds with the number Of his Certificate.
Those now received are, Of course, al early
impressions, and are very beautiful.-We have
already received few subscribers for 1850
and it is needless for us TO suggest to any of
our readers the advantage lin the matter of the
superiority of the Annual Engravng) that those
who subscribe early secure to themselves. We
shall be happy to forward subscriptions for any
who may wish to become members for the cur
rent year.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
LATEST NEWS,
Teleg'raphic Despatch
REPORTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE DAILY FREE PRESS

Washington, Feb 9th.
SENATE.-Mr. Chase presented Legislative
resolutions for the recognition of Liberia as a
republic. Various other petitions were pre-
scented.
Mr.. Benton is now speaking on Mr. Clay's
compromise resolution.
Mr., Ashman's bill for reduction OF postage
and abolition of franking privilege.
Mr.. Riggs bill for branch mint in New
York, were referred
In Commitee--Mr. Boyd in the chair.-Mr.
Toombs moved TO take up the California mes.
sage-Mr. Toombs is now speaking on Slave
ny.
Col. Bessell and Davis, have not concluded
their correspondence on the question of the
Buena Vista Battle, and the debate on Slavery
Great anxiety prevails on the subject of Mr.
Webster's compromise. Northern men think
he will scarcely venture to lead off on this sub
jcct which Southeners think he will. Mr..
Foot is i'll from excitement of the past week.
In the State department &c, rumors are that
Mr.. Winthrop will succeed Mr.. Clayton. 1t is
also said that MIR. Abbot Lawrence, has en-
pressed desire 10 be recalled, in the event of
which Mr. w. probably would be sent to the
Court of ST. James.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
A Row among the Democ racy at Tamma-
ny Hall, New York

There was an old fashioned row at Tamma-
ny Hall, on Saturday evening, worthy of the
united democracy! 4 call for a mass meet
ing of all opposed to the Wilmot Proyiso, was
issued by the bunker General Committee and
extensively circulated some days previous, and
everything had been prepared for grand de-
monstration by Hunkerism.
1t had been arranged who should be the off.
GERS and do the speaking We here quote from
the Tribune:
But alas for the uncertainty OF human calcu-
latiops Capt. Rynders, Ex-Ald. Purdy and
others, who didn't sign the call for tie meeting
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
Estate of Jesse Glovd

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. the Pro
DISTRICT oI CrrILH0Ly, IS. bate Court tor the
District of ChIttcnden:
TO ALL PERSONS CONCERNED IN THE
ESTATE OF
JESSE GLoYp, late OF MII,on, in said District decs,s.
ed. Cron,; - %
Whereas, Hiram bushnell, Executor OF snid de.
ceased, proposes to renderan account OF his admins
ratlon, and present MS account against said cstae
tor examination aud allowance at a session of the
Court OF Probate, 10 be holden at the Probate Ofire
IN burlington on the 23I day of February, instant
nereiore you are hereby notified to appear before
cause 1t any yon have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed ''
Gwen under NY hand at Burlington this 18th day
OF February, 4. i. 1850 " o"'
"'J"2 c. ADAMS Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
ER.AEsFe EY"E,S
ID Y e A ID u s r.
40 Washington Street, Bcston.

tE'IilS extensive and ell-known establish.
Il ment, having introduced all the modern improv-
ments, and discoveries in the 1t OF Dycng and Fin
shing, is now turning out style OF work that has
never beeS equnlled
LADIES DRESSES and CLoAHs of all kinds, SHAwLs,
II DKFs, ScAErs and Fancy Articles o! all kinds
dyed most brilliant colors aud finished so much like
new goods, as to deceive the most pracised eye -
Silks and SILK Dresses watered in beautiful style
Noolen Dresses dyed without being ripped. Para
soils and Sun Shades dyed on the frames Straw
Bonnets dyed, and pressed in fashionable shapes
Merino Shawls censcd without injury to the Dor
ders. GentIemen's Goats, Overcoats and Pants
censed or dyed whole, and pressed the same as new
GR Having taken the lead in this business for 40
year the proprieors mean to keep it by prompt
ness, the excellence Of their work and moderate
prices
J. J. DUNCKLEE, AGENT,
Burlington VI.
to" Office at the Store Of IllGBEe e. WEE,
Church Street, where all orders will be promptly at
tended to. d26i&w3lu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
DI1ic0,

In Louisville, Ky,) on the 18Th ut., after short
Illness, Mr. DANIEL NJ. uDALL, formerly of this Vii
lage, aged about 10 years.
~" Young Mr.. UDALL was formerly Clerk in
Messrs Edwards & Smiths Bookstore, and was
much esteemed by all who knew him. He was q
Nephew OF DR.. LEONARD MARSH.
III Vergennes on the 30th ut., OF Apoplcxy, ED
WARD ROBERTS.
In Buffalo, N. Y on Friday evening last, the Sth
inst, HORACE Looms, infant son Of GEORGE and PHcE.
lie FooTE, aged months and days.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
DR.. Warrsa's
SarSapariAa, Tomato aaI ITi.a C.cYry
PHYSICAL BiTTERS,
1T SO Cents per Bottle.

NARSApARlLLA, TOMATO AND VILE
- CHEREY Hlttrrs have now become standard
medicine, universally approved By physicians "a a
sar speedy and ei'rrual remedy tor Ncufuious Ner.
cur'Hl, and CUfaHCoS Diseases; Jaund,ce lrdIges
ton, Dyspepsia Billions Disorders Liver Complaints
Costycness, Neai, and SoIs Stompcn, Ulcers and
Rqnning Sores, Swelling OF the Limbs, Pain in the
Bones, Tunors IN the Throat Rheumatic Allrctors
Salt kheum, Erys!peIas, bad llumors, Eruptons, on
the ace o. Body, Cauccrous Sores, Kings Evil
Chronic Catarah, Lnuguor, Debility, Headache biz
@ness, Sallow Complexion, and all those disorders
which arise from the abuse OF Mercury or from an
impure ant in the blood, no mater now acquired
The extract here presented IS prepared after diIec-
lions given by tn crlehrntrd Er. Warren, wnosc
nan hears and viii be- tounl superior to any in uec
It hi lhly concentrated, entirely vegetable and very
hm J Il Worcd to the taste, The change which It pro-
du' IN the condition and tendency OF The system is
speedy ami permanent,
As a Spriug Medicine for purifying tho blood
strengthening the stomach and hody-and checking
all consnmptlvc hnhils--the Slrsupar,la, Tomato
and Wild Cherry BtterS are cnurtiy unriyard.
Prepared add sold BY
DAVID F. BRADLEE & son
1870 Washington street, Boston.
Agents Burlington, rhco. 4. Peck, Montpelier,
: X Collins aud by Dealers IN Medicine through
out New England,
January Is, 1880 w29ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, Wednesday, Feb
20. AT market 3S4 Cattle abou, 25I Bceves 'and 80
Stores, consisting OF IPorking Oxen, Cows and
Calves 1earIings, two years old, three years old &c
'Plices- Beei-Extro at 1913 per cwt; lst quality
5,25; I'd quality 1913 Sd quality 81 ordinary, So
al.
Stores IVorking Oxen, 500 75a9O
Cows and Calves-S20, 2Sa32
Yearlings-S5, 7al2
Two years old--SlO, l5a2o one and calf sold at
$50.
Three years od-Sl2, l6a22.
Sheep and l.nmbs-ll37 at market Prces-Ex-
tar-S3, Si,S7:aG. By lot-sl,2 IS l,6oa2
Swine-None.
RemarksThe Market is hard prices have de-
cned, and few sales have been effected
80 cars came over the Fichburg Railroad and 26
over the Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded with
cattle, sheep, horses swine and poultry.
Number from each
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
Eau advertisements.
Nathan p. Spaulding's Estltc.

STATE OF VERMONT, I At q Probate Cour,
DISTRICT OF CHlTTENDEN IS. : holden at Burlington
wlihin and for the District aforesaid on the 2ls day
OF FEBRUARY, A. p, 1850, an Instrument purportng
to b, the last Will and Testnmen, OF Nathan p
Spauldna late OF Jericho, in said District DECEASED
was presented to the Court here for Probate by Rus
SCI French one OF the Executors therein named
Therefore 1t is ordered by sad Court, that public
notice be giLen 10 all persons Interested therein 10
appear before saia Court at session thereof to be
holden at Burlington Oh the 18Th day OF March, A
1897, and contest the probate Of said will, and i,
isfurher ordered that this ofder be published Ihree
weeks suces5ively, in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed at Burlington in this State. the
last OF which shall be previous to the day as,irnc
Tor he1rn-.
Given unI'r my hand at the Registers Office ,.s
2ist day OF February, A. d. l5jl
BRADFORD RIXFORD,
WSiWS REGISTER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS,
GEN ESEE COUNTY, NEW YORK
ANALYSIS BY JA.iEs R. Chiffon, NEW YORK.

r,,., ,..---.
T. .,H ,'I'; ". ~ a o 1- W., ~! ZEN
. gree oHHhhrtc Hr!d 80 Nlf'cd, 10
SHphdte o. Lime, $3.50 Organic Ertractre
rrHt3' $"Ihate ifo"' il ~ matter, 32e
SWPh0ie u ,i'"m'"a' 9oS 1900
saYhd,e o. W &ns%%,o%S HFd!hs' 10y II
'ENlE w AIERS OF these &c celebrated Ale.
1 dicinal Splin.rs have also been ANALYSED by
Prof f. Emnlons, Of A ,bnny and Prot B SiiIima6
Jr Yale College There are EIGHT of these sprinoe.
but only the waters of three have been Submitted for
aua.ysi- The c.uporcn; Dar,s al. similar 10 the
above VARYING, however. in strength in a liyrn ouan.
lily These waters have Been submjt'cd Tor exnmi-
nation To various medical gentltmen and arr.
number have given comlnerdatory op.nlons, anon,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
Tavern Stand for Sale.

Tor Sale or 10 Rent the Stone Tavern House
L lot and out buildings now occupied by Cotton
t!etcherat Wlnoosu Falls Colchester. II not sold
rented at 4 reasonable rate aud possession given the
first day of April next For terms of Sale or Rent
apply to the Subscriber South Hero or to Hector
Adams at West Milton.
CALVIN FLETCHER.
South Hero, Feb, II lSj0. w33w3'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
Number from each State
Total,

IN. B. Bee--Extra includes nothing but the best
large oxen, well stall fed at least one year. First
quality consists OF large fat oxen stalI-ed least Sc
yera months. Second quality includes the best grass
fed oxen, the best stabilized cows, and the best three
years old steers. Third quality consists of good
tai cows, and tat three years old steers.
Sheep-EXtra consist of choice Bucks and fancy
Yews Tor stock and the best Cossets.-Atias
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
w3Iw5 BRADFORD RGXFORD, Register.
Luther Carpenters Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT THE Hon N. PRO.
District OF Chittenden, IS. : bate Court for the
District OF Chittrnden To all persons concerned III
the estate OF Luther Carpenter. late of Huntington in
sald District, deceased, Greeting
Where's John +. Firman, Adninis,ro,or of tho
estate Of sud deceased proposes to render an account
OF ms administration, and present his account agaust
sald estate Tor examination and allowance at sess
ION OF ne Court OF Probate, be holden at the Pro-
next. '' ~ '' III
Therefore, You are Lareby notified to appear be-
lore SAD courta tie time and place aforesaid and
snew cause, II any you have, why TIE account aore.
said should not be allowed 0'
Given under my hand at Burlington ,h.s ll,h day
OF March, A. ID. 1850 80 N''
BRADFORD RIXFORD, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
XcbulOn Eayjnc:s Estatc

STATE OF VERMONT, ! THE Hon. the Pro.
DistEicf OF CHfTENotH, IS bate Court TO ali per.
sons interested in the Estate OF Z .bulon Layjne ote
OF Essex, in said District, deceased
,,,,, Greeting:
Whereas 'yrnn Stevens Administrator of The Es.
nte OF sad deceased, on tins Goth day of February.
"A. I9oo fed IN said court his petition, in writing
praying Tor license to sell all the real estate of Inc
SAID deceased, for the purpose of paying the debts
against sad deceased and the charges of adninistra
ton. wherenpon the said court assigned the 10Th dnv
oil March 1850, at the Probate Office in Burlington
aforesaid Tor the time and place OF hearing and de
Gliding on said petition, and ordered that all perso1,
IN said estate should be duly notified there
OF by publishing the nature OF the application. the
reasons for the same and the time and place of hear
ing, three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
fress, newspaper printed at said Burlington. the
last OF which publications. to be previous to the said
10th day Of Mlrch 1850 'l'u
Therefore, ydu are hereby notified to appear before
said court at .he time and place u:oresaid ana show
cause; II any you have, why the prayer q said pet
ton should not be granted 's''
r. Given under my hand at the Registers Office in
burmgt9n in said District, this Goth day OF January.
w3lw3 BRADFORD RIXFORD po,,;s,or
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
Vermont Central Rail Rroad.
{. I; 5;:E2 J !: - c.
esDcn 10 jsUrtiugfOIa,

WtE PASSENGER CARS WILL LEAVE
4 Boston for Burlington Daily, Sundays excepted
at u a. NJ, via Boston. Lowell Nashua Concord
Northern and Central Roads; also via Fiichburg
W. & Massachusetts, Cheshire, Sullivan and Central
OF the above routes.
lreight trains leave Boston and Burlington daily
Sundays excepted Tor further information Sc.
PathhiGcr's Railway Guide.
JANIS MOORE. Superintendent.
Dee. %. 1912. w27G d237tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
Dissolution.

THE coparlnership heretofore existing
L under the firm OF Fl, ~ Ballard g. Co., is by
mutual consent this day dissolved
\. CHITTENDEN,
II n, BALLARD.
Burlington, Feb 10, so. w35w9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
Valuable Land for Sale.

SIXTY SEVEN and three -iourlhs, ncres OF i'm
- proved land on the west side OF the road leading
from Burlington, to Charlotte, eight miles from Bur
linston, \ bargain will be given. For particu is
enquire OF II, IL. Newell, Esq living near the
premises, my agent for the sale.
Y. RICH.
February 49, 1880 w33w6'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
e q G. T. Il
e 2 G L =
Life and Health Insurance Company,
incorporated, February 1911
CASH CAPITAL UNINPAIREp
o OO,G0G!

CASH CAPITAL UNINPAIREp
q Z 90, GOO!
Besides surplus OF $1,000. a paia IN and safely
secured IN accordance with the requirements
OF is Charter.
! Grn"ra' agents FIR Fcrmoqt and Northern v. Y
! JAMES A. REQl \. Main st Burlington, VI
| GEORGE ". WARDM d, Medical Examiner
! White ST, near Congregational Church.
! sillE plan upon which this institution is
4 o!g1n2'd, has So Cd the OF time and cxper-
! lenre. II l. managed ~ a board OF Directors, who
nave deep interest ~ its success and are responsible
10 the insured rs wei! the Stockholders Tor It's
prudent management. The business Is conducted
up sclenlhC principles and based uuon original
scnreiu.y prepared by coMPe:eu. mu..enari-
clan. The charter makes the DlRCcTors persopaH,
reSpoRShic II the capita Is impaired by returning any
portion OF IN dividends. The insured take upon
themselves no other responsibility than that OF lay-
ing their premiums The rates ot premium are as
low those OF any sound institution in this country
OF England, and a, low undoubtedly, is conlpati-
be with TIE stity 81 the insured, aud the stability Of
the COMPANY
CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS
tax N nj rates which will compare favorably with
othercompanles. NO Risk is taken any Life tor
greater amount than five thousand tJ,ars, and no
lhurrncrs effected on Ere or Marine skis
Zoe insured may dispose OF their policies 10 the
hr mpany on fair and eIuilabe terms, or loans all
hl5nadc up on them according - their value. by
hlS arrangement no person need let his policy lapse
from a temporary inability TO pay he prem am lor
a loan on the policy will always Afford rruet. This
system l. very Advantageous ANA cqutlble, and re-
moves those objections against contact for wears
where tie parry u'p~ehenis that change OF circun-
stances may render him unable to carry il out ac-
cordmG 10 the original Intention. The rae OF re-
turning tie va.dr Willie applied TO policies tor the
whole duration oi htr II .wo or more annual pay
ments nave been made.
BY the payment of one half per cent, on the sun.
insured, premiums viii be given to the persons on
whose Lite insurance Is ELECTED 10 make a VOYAGE
ont and home any part OF tn" Continent OF Europe
orto any port on the Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of IeSco.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-03-01
BOSTON STOCK SALES, Feb 25.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET,-Feb. q.
[REPoRTED FOR THE rRAvELLERl

At market 800 Beef Cattle, IL pairs Working
Oxen, 81 Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep, and
$50 Swine.
pRIcEs.-Bcef Cattle-Extra $50 Isl quail.
ity $3.50; % So; 81 $i,75.
Working Oxen-$GO, IS, IS, 81.
Cows and Calves-Sl7, 10, n, "a, %, 81.
Sheep-S2 90 $50 2,75. One extra lot of "a
sold at $3.50 each.
Swine-3aa4ac retail 4aa6c.