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.CUDGEN ON VENDORx.--A Practical Treatise on the
~ Law Vendors Purchasers
Sir Henry snen In two volumes Win and references
of American decisions OF Vendors PnrchAsss
The present time ByJ C. Perkins, Seventh Ansrcsa from
London edition. Springfield
by George Charles Merriam. d
celebrated Treatise of Sir Edward Sudgen
Vendors and Purchasers has standard
relating ransfsr OF No
thorough satisfactory dscussOu Of
points arise the legal construction Of relating
real their formation validity the evidence that affect
Them and the modes Of resembling enforcing them That is
duly appreciated by the profession wherever the
waits evidenced by the fact that has reached eleven editions
England and in this Of which
"The English edition. which many
additions learned AUTHOR
ADVERTISEMENT additions
sive Ibe writer he afterwards adds has bestowed time
and labor upon this than former production
the and references Of the American editor
md for the American exceedingly
BILE No decisions Of leading authority seem 10 have ecaped
Perkns while for saying
has Introduced authority which
nen the many book making ednss ed
authorities unnecessarily undispMteA pds
We ought American entirely The
table English American
~ in double columns The index the
like everything else about IT, scientific ind thorough
hundred pngcsNew York Eoenng Post Oct 4, 1854.
For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR, ff
0ct23 AKA Washington, for the Publishers.
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w. II. stanford, Merchant Tailor,

North side west 81 Third street.
under Gadsbys istst, .a &4.H6.
DEGs friends, the cizeDs OF Washington
ID Georgetown, Alexandria, the public in general also members Of
visiting the city that his stock OF cloths cas-
vest large and complete Although does
$4,000 WORTH issudeenty large for all good buy
other
District goods that all perfectly new
esh falls which will DO made 10 order
The notice. surpassed equaed
by any other establishments in The United States,
the highest price paid In this
work m
Having employed in the establishment Of p w Browning
having his special charge
branch Of the cutting department known TO trade and Civ
general prompted DESIRE
ars himself that he will be able 10 please all that
will him with their which he earnestly soc
Also hand assortment OF fancy goods,
under Shirts cravats socks knspcndefs,
Gloves coa and article TO complete gentle
m wardrobe.
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DRAPER and Taiisr-WIILIAM TUCKER, late Of the
Arm Of Lane Tucker Pennsylvania between ~ and
9TH sueeu, from his
ends ana the public generally having opened very large and
ersenve French and English cloths and
veson9 selected by himself with from the
Importing houses OF New York and Philadelphia, all Of which viii
establish
nent snfbcent guarantee their
paeroeage OF The style which
bI shall he resdy IN days
NruAQ -
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NEW BANKING HOUSE in Washington City.--The
undersigned having been induced to embark the exchange and
Of Washington d. c. avais himself
notify his friends and the public generally the
solicit their His institution will BIO
known Union from which
will be issued for circulation that will DO represented by
tangible substantial la the shape of gold silver drafts
the United States northern exchanges Virginia bank
able funds -
u adherence legitimate upon basis
will readily perceived that the public and the bank
upon after The maluest deiberaon, and gratifying
know that meets with the approval OF experienced and sagacious
dnancirrs of New York, Washington, and Richmond
addition of for circulation, "The Bank Of the
Unon will collect drafts the and the principal
United States and will negotiate for the sale
coms State stocks guaranteed bonds of canal and rail
companies, and other good securities.
Any with the different departments Of the gov
Washington will be attended liberal
RIO. H. CAI.LAHEiA
Richmond, Va, October, 1851 Nov ll-2awlm
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ID EMOvAL.-DUvALL h BROTHER, merchant tailoys have
II Of Informing customer.
hay removed their elegant store st
between AZ streets
square OF their old they have Just returned
opening richest and
goods OF business which they prepared
make order in their usual style OF elegance
DGvALL 4 BROTHER.
N. B. Wanted, two or three first rate cost hands
Sept 1o-dlw keo2w
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"A UItRAY'S Handbook Of Modern London-r1 vol.
Ill London, 1851. sa5t. ~. .t54-fetft#
Practical Treatise the Law, Privileges Proceedings,
Usage Of Paramcnt by Thomas Erskne May
edion-l vol. London 1881. 8 *
Running Streams and Tidal Wnien an application O
principles of 1yne--l
1851 +
The Mining Almanac for 1861. London.
Reds RudimeDts OF Chemisuyth edition. London, 1861.
shourcdes Loearilhmic Tables Edinburgh
Gabah's Mathematical and Astronomical Tsbiss-l
Edinburgh.
Martens History the Origin and Progress Astronomyl
London. Ut.fA4
British Almanac and Companion for 1851. Fl ..a
The British Yra Book Of Facts Science 1851.
Imported, last steamer, by
Sent IL 'FRANCK TAYLOR
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PARCHMENT Copying Paper, possessing tnree ~
four times tho strength Of the copying paper eners.y
almost kind OF ordinary ~
entirely article ofssR also the advantage OF nfecs
and which may w,tho"
spreading. For sale for the manufacturers by ,,,ov
Also copying presses kinds and English no
r...or as.r,. caovins inv, A. 40 Ar pct@
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Mount AIban Institute.
THIS Institution pleasantly situated the Georgetown
Heghtsthe from embracing the city OF Washington
Potomac OF Alexandria II Is de-
. the benefit o good,
partesi, Christian II seeks combine the advantages
thorough scademica with the discipline 9"
Chrtstian homo.
The regular viii begin November J. Parents who Tor
with the Rector
Appcson for admission Of pupils or for nret information may
BE- addressed,
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, n. @,
kesences The Bishop o Maryland Hugh Dayey Evans,
- ~ baltimore Hon r. q Chamber, Kent county Md Aaron
~ Dayson ESQ., Fourth Auditor the Washington Evan
Lyous, 8esrseon w, Thompson, ftaboro',
0eya lG-Qa~4w
0FEICIAL military Books. sale by Taylor q
" MAURT, booksellers, 9th street. Wnshinetou.
Cavalry Tactics, : vosi price s5-vety scarce.
Wayn<p Sword Exercise price 81.
Infantry Tactics,
for Mountain Afiicry price rs cents
CoopAra Tactics and Regulations Militia.
Instructions Field ARTILLERY, Horse and Foot.
Crossb Military Laws.
McComhs Courts Martial
Ordnance Manual
Army and Navy Registers
And all other government books and documents
sepsS
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I,OR Rent, the large and covnUodso"s house In IN
II FIRST ward now occupied by Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply to Cen cratios, Sir BoIdngs,
Sept 2i--eodu finten,1
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CLASSROOM NJ Chemistry, for tho Of seho"n
academies, and popular readings Edward L. youmsns
Amo,ds Second Book III Greek Prose Compostion,
Louis's School Dsysa for with engravres
TAYLOR MAURY,
OSt ~ Root sellers, 9Th street
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lust heavy, durable
cheap eood-, a. "a lO4 dice, diaper and dsma.k
Of the manuactory %, ls4, ia, LA, and -
shcnr which will be found the beavies, goods Of the kind
objection urged against
will he their durability very
CLAGErT b DODsON,
in all kinds OF mstnss, oil cloths
and sishng goods generally
Of Of Ninth and
June
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully invite the
fall ribsnd
Also, ladies' morning and dress aow
mobsir and thread sces hehes, and
sleeves cmbrodercs collars houncnG n-ens' and edengs
black nbands lace falls coored for wells gloves
Spanish perfumery, powders, soaps, sc
her seasons nbsnds
which sb dispose OF at reduced prices.
Penn. avenue, bstween 18th and 18th streets.
csp
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NOTtCE.-rhose Of customers who have
bill. rendered the LIST July viii
their earliest
have NIL thar date closed prior the
Of the fall trade.
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
Sept 7--9wh
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DIED.

In Danville, oil Sunday July Goth, MARY
JANE, daughter of Henry B. ID. and Sarah
Sectlcr, aged about Ii years.
IT. Muncy on tho 30lh ult., Mrs. Mary A.
GARNiAr, aged SO years, Z months and Q
days.
In Philadelphia, on Tuesday morning, tho
Goth inst, Capt. Thomas LovGHEAD, (bIo,her
OF the late James Loushead, Esq, OF Dam
wiley in tho S0th year OF his age. Capt. l..
followed tho ocean us q seaman, and d scii
Captain for i~oTty-six years, was shipwfeckod,
and cast away, several times, but lived
through all the pc,ils OF an active and ad-
vcntIrons lite 10. tho ago of four score years,
and then died i'll peace amongst his children
and friends.
: In New London, Conn, on tho 2lth Of
July, Mr.. Henry WEDu, Printer, only son OF
the late Col. Wcbb, OF Bloomsbury, aged
about 20 years.
In Bloomsbury, on Thursday, tho eth ult.
MARY. Alice FORSYTH. daughter OF VIM +.
and Mmia Louisa McNlullcn, aged l year,
D months, and IL days.
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mcnts fer the month =
Whig logic

Charley Cook OF Tho Daneilc Wig has
all intelligent correspondent who defends
Senator Frailey from our rcbuko in this
wise ''The people of Montour arc grateful
10 Mr.. Fruiley-thc people of Columbia
were ungrateiul 10 you, ergo it is right 10
give Mr.. Frailey a horse for his devotion 10
the EIontour interest,"" That chap is a dan
gerous logician, and if he must write for
Wing papers had better so at the business
of putting pumpkins and squashes, for at
that he might make his %''iarnal forlin." But
a Whia's a wig, and we only ask that the
high intelligence which delights in such
classical and logical articles shall not attempt
to ridicuIo us by p%raising us for having more
manliness and deccncy than generally, III
these degenerate days, falls 10 the lot of cd
itors in a small village. It is very unkind
for sich intelligence to commend us, and
we shall have to study out some strong de.
fence if we are threatened with tho like in
Fiction again.
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PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
several Courts Of Common Pleas, Gen
eral Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, and
Orphans Court, Court of Oyer and
Termincr and Jail Delivery, in and for
the County of Columbia. tocommelfco at
the Court Ilonse in Bioomsbmg, on
Monday the 18th day Of August next,
10 cOnlinue one tUeek.
The Coroner, Justices Of the Peace &
Cons,ablcs. in aud for the county Of Cot
rulbia, are requested TO be tIien and there
in their proper 0sons. with their rolls,
records, inquisiilons, and other. remem-
brances, 10 do those things to their sew.
cral Offices nppor!aining TO bo done,
And all witnesses prosecuting in behalf
Of the Commonwealth against any pris.
oncr, arc also requested and commanded
to be then and there attending in their pro.
per PERSONS to prosecute agains. him, as
shall be jnst-mij not TO depart without
leave AT their peril. Jurors are request,
cd TO be punctunl in their attendance, ri
the .imo appointed agreeable 10 their no
tees,
Given under nay hand at Dioomsburg III,
10Th day of duly IL the year of oul
lord one thousand cigh, hundred and
fttv--and the Independence Of the u
nilcd States of America The 74th.
PETER BILLMYER. &'G.
God save tho Commonwealth
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Traverse Jurors.

Hoom--James Keslcr, Robert Richart
William Brown, Alexander Emmitt.
Bedver-Henry Lehr, Cornelius Rit:en
house, Charles Michael.
Briarcr0ek-Thomas s. McNair, Alexan
der Lockard, jesse Bowman, Mordecai Jack
son.
Benton-Thomas Gibbons, John keller.
CGftatrissa-William Fox.
CeRter-John Keltner.
Fishing Creek-Richard Bright, Isaac Sal
mon, Simon Todd.
Halok-Hiram Appleman, Reuben Bonn
boy, Geo. l.. Shoemaker.
Jaekson-lram Der, Theodore Smith, Johr
McHenry.
MISUNDERSTANDING Christian.
Mount Pleasant--John Ruckle, Andrew
Crawford.
Migiin-Charles Klingman, Geo. A Bow
man, David Brown.
Maae--Rudolph Sliuman,
0fange--John D Edgar, Henry Eyer, Sam
uel Henry. 3
Roaring Creek--Samuel Eek
SugaibJ Isaiah Cole.
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CIRCULAR.

SURVEYOR GENERAL's OFFICE OF Pa.
juno 30, 1851.
SOLOMON NEyHARp, Esquire, Surveyor d.
Tho County of Columbia
SIN II act passed tho tenlh day If
April, 1895, authorizing tho graduation ani!
valuation OF The unpatontcd lands. III TN.
Commonwealth, by tho COMMISSIONERS OF
tho several counties, and which has becm
extended from time to limo by supplement
AIRY acts, cxplIes OH tho. tenth day OF DE
cember, 1851 Cisco Pamphlet Laws, 1919.
page 49, after which lipp no abatement OF
any interest can be made on tho purchase
money duo on such lands. | have, there
forc. conceiycd. ITO be my du.y TO give thi>
NOTICE, 10 all tho County Surveyors. Yo,
will take. such measures as you may deem
proper 10 circulate this fact, in or,ier that
those Interested may avail themselves OF
The benefit OF a law which favors those who
own unprotected lands vory mech.
ihore is no appropriation matie TO defra,
tao expenses OF Publishing ,his notice n'th,
different counties, or else + should have IN
ken that method of giving noiice in the new
papers. Worry respectfully yours,
J. PORTER Bts3WLEY, Surveyor Gen.
EV' The county surveyor has a list OF the
unpalcnted lands within the coiniy Of ColS
umbia.
July &c, is5f.--3t.
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W'msport, June, IL, 1927.
Philadelphia a. Reading Rail Road.

REDUCTION of freight on Merchandise
TO commence March /, 1851.
RITES OFFREIGHT PER 100 LBS.
Bettccen PotfsuiM and PHILADELPHIA.
ARTICLES TRANsroRrED.-1d CiaSs.-Bi.
luminous Coal, Bricks, Ice, Iron Ore, Limo.
stone, Pig Iron, Plaster, Slate, Tiles, 8 cts.
2d CIasS.-Blooins, Burr Blocks, Cement,
Grudstones, Guano, Laths, Pitch, Railroad
Iror, heavy, Rosin, Salt, Stills, Shingles, Tar,
Turpcntinb, Timber and Lumber, 10 cts.
3rd Ciass.-Ale, Beer, ami Porter, Ashes,
Pot s. Pcarl, Bark, Barley, Bones & Horns,
coffee, Cotton, Whiskcy, & Domestic Ii.
quors, Grain, Iron Castings, rough; Rolled,
Bar or Hammered Iron, Boiler Plates, Flat
Bat Rail Road Iron, Lead end Shot,, Mo
@lasses, Potatoes, Nails s. Spikes, Salt Provi
sions, Sugar, Saltpeirc, and Tobacco, I'M
manufactured, i2a cts. Flour per barrel,
Al ciass-Applcs, Bran, But,or, Cheese,
Co'rdaso, Earlhon Ware, Eggs, Grocer lie
(excopt those s,alcd) Hemp Hardware, and
Cutlery, Hollow ware lard, Leather, Live
Stock, Manufactures of Iron, as Machinery
Oil, Oysters, Paints, Raw Hides, Rags, Rus.
STA Sheet Iron, Seeds, Steel, Sweet Potatoes,
Tallow, Vinegar and Wire, II els.
5b Cldss--Books aud Stationary, Boots &
Shoes, Camphine, and Spirit Oil, China, Glass
and Quccnswarc, Cigars, Confectionery, Dry
Goods, Drugs, Fresh Fish, Meat & Fruit, Fo,
reign Liquors, Hops, Spirits Of TuTpcniine
Teas, Wines and Wool - cts.
March 10, 1851.
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4lHnAGfaNIIlMuANHl!glAHIpp

Try VIRTUE of a writ OF ssnditioni EXPO
~ mas will be exposed to public sale at tho
courthouse in Bloomsburg on Monday the
18th day of August next, al l O'Clock Z. M.
the following described property, 10 VITA
certain tract of land situate in Madison
Township, Columbia county, beginning at n
stone corner of lands of Benjamin winter
stccn, thence by tho same East 1870 percles
to n post on a line of James Pophard's land,
thence by the same North 1923 perches TO
a stone corner of land sold TO David Miller,
thence by tho samo West 95.7 perchos 10 II
stone corner of land sold TO Daniel Dcirk,
thence by the same South 9S perclies to a
chestnut, and still by the came West Sl3
perches 10 q stone corner, thence by land
sold 10 Thomas Cox sra William Winter-
, slecn South 6..S porches to tho place of be-
ginning, containing 1874 Acres ~ Perches
and allowance.
ALSO, ono other certain tract of land sit
uate in Madison township, Columbia county,
TO wit Beginning at a small chesnut in a
line of john Low and John Hack, thence by
tho same East iil.3 perchos to q stone heap
South 9S pcrches 10 n chcsnut, West partly
by the same, and partly by land sold 10
Thomas Cox North and crossing n run,
thence 90 pcrchcs to tho place OF beginning.
containing &c Acres and allowance.
Seized and taken in execution and 10 be
sold MS the property of Thomas Maschal.
ALSO, at tho same limo aud place, by viz
the and place, by yiGuo OF a writ Of ieCari
factas all that certain described lot or piece OF
land situate in tho township Of Greenwood
in tho County OF Columbia aforesaid. Be-
Inning AT a Chestnut Oak, tho south east
q ,rnor OF land of Joseph Evort, thcaeo south
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FOWLERS s. WELLS,
1871 Nassau street, N. Y.

THE WATER Cure JOURNAL "A New Vol
umo OF this "Journal of health" commences
in July, 1851. Subscribers should send in
their names at'orcc. The Philosophy and
Practice Of Hydropathy, Physiology and An
atomy OF tho Human Body, Dielotics, Phys
ical Education, tho Chemistry of Life, and
all other matters relating TO Life, Health and
Happiness, will DO given IN this Journal.
We boliovc that man MAY ptolong his lifo
much beyond the number of years usually
attained. We propose TO show how. Pub
lishod monthly, at Ono Dollar a year, in adj
vance. Please address all letters, postpaid,
to FOWLERS & WELLS
1871 Nassau street, N. Y.
Subscriptions TO either OF tho above valu-
ablo works received at the "SlaI" office.
July &c, 1851.
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warranted 10 stand more heat than any other
chests in tho country. Also, Patent Air Cham.
her IRON CHESTS, l7OU now in use. rhoy
also e%ontinnc 10 make tho ordinary Fire Proofs
at very low prices.
We, tho undersigned 'Nerc present on the II
day Of September, when Mcssrs, Evans d Wat
sen tested ono of their Salamandcr Fire Proc:
Chests, al which time they consumed five
cords If wood over il, commencing at 0 A. NJ.
and continuing until . o'clock, p. M, making
ve hours intense heat, amounting TO a white
heat. The Chests remained in the fro until
tho next morning, when il was opcHc in our
p~rcscnco, and ali the BOOKS ana papers taken
out, having been preserved entire. The above
named Chest, together with tho books and
papers, may be examined Ivy calling &C tho Store
OF Evans & Watson, % Dock street.
THOS. HANSELL, 18th ST., above Arch.
SAMUEL i. DAVIS, iii, N. Third ct.
WILLIAM HARPER, Jr,
Mcssra. Evans s. Watson:
Gentlemen -nn::ring been present when the
contents of the Chest alluded 10 III The above
certificate were exposed to view, | take pleasure
in adding my testimony TO the perfect security .of
ll,e papars. No mark Of fire was apparent OH
any Of them. Respectfully,
s. v. MERRICK.
P~hiledclphia, Sept l6.
BALTIMORE, June Is.
Mcssrs. Evans & Watson, Philadelphia;
Gcntlcmcn-Wc have much pleasure in re-
commenting your Eiro Proof Chests to the no.
tico Of the public-thc ono we purchased from
you having saved our books and contents efiec-
tualIy, after undergoing a very severe boat during
the fire, which destroyed the entire block Of bull
dinga OH A'ch street wharf, on tho SchuyiGiIl, or
the 9th of Juno, 1919.
Yours, very res. eff ully,
russell s. GlLIiNS.
Seal and Letter Copying Presses. Fire prooi
Doors for banks and Stores; Patent Slate Lined
Refrigcraters, warranted superior 10 all others,
Water Filters, Truck Wagons ior Stores, shox-
CT Baths Of tho best quality,
June 5th, ls5l-iy
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Reading IL. IL. passcngcs Trains
razss5sss-zaza bhTSadn.
E,...r 1tJ JrsJf-

nOFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
\JAND READING RAILROAD COMPA.
NY.-philadclphia, March 29, is5i..-SuM'
MER ARR ANGEMENr, from Philadelphia
10 Pottsville. Two PassengorsTr Trains daily
Sundays cxceptdd.) On aud after April |,
1851, Two trains will be run each way, -dai'
ly, between Philadelphia and Pottsvllle.
MORNING LINE
Leaves Philadelphia a. u o'clock, A.: NJ,
daily, except Sundays, Leaves Poitsvillo at
~ o'clock, A. NJ, daiiy, except Sundays.
AFTERNOON LINE
Leaves Philadelphia at 5 o'clock, daily
except Sundays. leaves pottsville at 81
o'clock, daily, except Sundays. i,
Fifty pounds oil baggage will 30 allowed
to each passenger III these liHus, aud pas
sengcrs are expressly prdhihitoi from taking
anything as baggage but ,ilasr W wearing
apparel, which will be ut the risk Of its own.
e..
BY order OF tho Boani of Managers.
March 90, 1851. s. BRADFORD. Sercta-
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rire Insurancc Companies.

These Companies are of three kinds,
Stock, Mutual, and Mixed.
1. Stock Companies are those that insure
for a specific premium, paid annually in adj
vance. A long series of experiments has
enabled tho managers Of these Companies
TO fix a rate of insurance which will ordina-
rily enable them 10 declare a reasonable d.
vidend upon the Capital invested. What
constitutes the safety of these companies il,
tho amount of Capital actually paid in and
securely invested. Corporations sometimes
BORON money to start upon, SO long as 10
answer the literal requirements Of tho law
They have no consciences, and people must
look out for thcm.-ln general it is safer 10
insure in a well-es.ablished Company. The
Franklin, Philadelphia, is .trictly n stock
Company. 1t has issued over 10000 Poll
cies, aud possessed funds amounting TO over
one million dollars.
. Mutual Companies arc those that, in adj
dition 10 the advance premium, take a pre-
MUM motto of every member, which is sub.
icct TO assessment 10 pay the losses and cx-
penses Of the Company, or 10 mako up the
dciici, after approprialing the advance pre-
mitins to This purpose. Some OF these
Companies take very high notes, and o
small Cash premium; others, low nolcs and
a high prcmium.-(In these Companies, the
notes are the principal fund 10 be relied up
Oh by the insured. )-M STATE Mutual Co,
which docs business both upon the Stock
und Mutual principle, rcquiresa suflicieAi
premium in advance, to pay ordinary iitcs
aud expenses where as tho Monroe Co..
takes but one dollar on a thousand insured
Tho Wyoming, L%ycomiug, Lazcrne, Mon
roe, Northampton, Sc arc strictly mutual.
g.. Mired Companies arc those tina. Insure
Tor a specific advance premium, without
any further liability TO tho insured. AT the
same limo those who insure participate with
tho Stockholders in tho profits of the bust
ness, in proportion 10 tho amount paid in
OF this character is tho DahwIre Co, Phila'
dclphla.- Carbon County Gazette.
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CASSiMERES
10 tho lidblic.

EROM tho first day Of July, 1851, the pc.
4 tago on the Daily American 7~tleg,opa
Washington city, ID. c., will be per quartz
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% cents over fly and not thrco hundrNi.
30 cents over three hundred and not ex
cccdins ono Thousand, rs cents, &c. Any
person wishing To be served for three month
after tho above date, need only TO pay hi
quarters postage and send US q gold dol!ar
and n silver quarter in a small .leiter--pos
taSc paid, of course or five dollars for n
year. Idc Telegraph Is Independent in poll.
ties, polite, moral, agreeable, and familiar
prompt IN furnishing Tho news, and a terror
10 all evil lNela.