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TIIEO. \. PECK, burlington.
Wholesale and Retail Agent, :. X. COLLINS
Montpelier.
October -, 1852. d&wly'
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Xslsc Paints.

THE NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY
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Arrival of the Africa.

New YORK, Aug. IL.
The Africa from Liverpool, 3 p. NJ. 3oth of July,
arrived this morning with l35 passengers. The
Lady Eglinton steamer from Quebec, arrived
at Liverpool on the morning Of the 18th.
The Sultan had sigued an agreement dictated by
ambassador with it to St. Petersburg, Beyond this
nothing had TRANSFERRED The Porte protested az anst
the occupation Of the Prinepalities.
The Bourse regards peace as secure and continues
firm.
The Hungarian escaped from Bewoo, At SMYRNA
he went on board an Austrian steamer where he was
arrested by the Captain and claimed rs an Austrian
subject. He jumped overheard and applied to the
American Consul for protection, which was given
him, and who ordered the Captain to deliver the ref
ugee's wife and children.
Italy is in very feverish state, especially in the
Roman Territory, and is nsurrecion.
Riots had taken place at Bologna, Ravenna and
other places, account Of the high prices of bread
Ravenna was reported in state of siege. Numerous
assaults had taken place among them.
This Costa affair at SMYRNA is unchanged.
Nothing Of Importance from Eng land and France
By telegraph from Trieste, we learn of the arrival
Of the overland mail with dates from Hong Kong to
June 9Th. The accounts are conflicting. BY them
would sppear that Nankin was in possession OF the
rohels.
LIvERPooL.--Cotion--s Of the week. q, 900
bales a, full prices, with an advancing tendency on
descriptions.
Fresdstufs, according 10 the circulars Of Richard
son x Bros and Dennision, were strong: wheat and
Hour closing at iui prices For the past week corn
quicter and easier.
The Africa saw the Europa OFF Cape Sable on
the 7h.
The Hermann arrived at Coyes on the 20th ut.
The rigae Constellation sailed lcom Cape Vincent
on the 3Oth July, for Port Prago.
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Commercial.

PIONEER OFFIcF,1
August 25. 1858.
The recent rise in the river has enabled the Boats
to make their trips with regularity during the past
week. The water is receding slowly.
LIVE SToCK--Beef on foot Sc. ~ b. Cows $50
to $50. Work Oxen from 500 to $50 o. woke.
FRESH MEAT--Reta.-fseefS Sole Mutton
l24c. Pork l2ac. Veal l2tc. Chickens IS p doz
PRovrsroSs.-Pork l7aS1s U Dbl. Hams 800
I2c. T. b; Lard l2al2A Flour 81 500 y bbl
Corn meal 75Ge0c. y bushel; Beans 50 90 tp bus
Potatoes 40c. Butter l5G20c. y ID. Cheese I2a;
Eggs zoe " doz.
GRocTRIEs.--Sugar, brown, 16DSc. y H. Refined
and crushed I24l5; Coffee I2i@l5; Tea 506lOO.
Rice 8. Molasses 4o@7sc. p gal.
DRIED FnUir.-Apples 81 50@2 90 p bushcl !;
Peaches SO 90. Green Apples "A 90 y bbl.
MISCELLANEOUS .---Crackcrs4 000S5 O0t Dbl
Candes--Star 30c. y to Tal.ow Is do. Fish (iresh)
Sc. y n, dried &c. Lime 81 006l % Y Dbl
Onions 81 90 " bush. Lard Oil 81 90 V gal.-
Salt 81 90 y bush. Vinegar zoe. " gal. Tallow Zoe.
y ib. Tobacco l5G40c Hides (grecn) q, dry Z.
LuMBER.-CoInmon $sal2 v NJ; Dimension
stuff, do; Flooring sl4; Siding SIS; Seasoned Is
@2O; Shingles So 50@3 90; Lath 81
Woon--dry--$3 90 Y cord.
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lie P"ne's health is reported TO be prccarious -
lie has been suffering Cor time from an attack Of
asthma and from general debility. He s 81 years Of
age, and his death would, without doubt, he the sig
nal Tor important movements in Italy. A good deal
OF excitement prevailed among the population Of the
Konagna and IN several towns assassination was be-
coming rife. -Four murders were reported within five
or SIN days; two At Edenza, at Imoa aud anoh-
er at tasteI-bocgncse. Alarming riots had occurred
at Bologna, Fort, Rmini and Ravena The o.icn-
s'be cause Of these Disturbances was the dcarness of
provisions but it was strongly suspected that this
was irctcxt to cover political moves. The export
OF grain has been prohibited from Ancona.
Accounts from different sources in Rome, confirm
the beiief that some important step is contemplated
by the revontonists. II is said that within a short
time past, twenty thirty Of the noted ringeaders
OF revolt, together with supplies Of arms have gain
cd access TO the city, and secretly therein
They saw too, that the French and poniitical police
are pretty well advised Of their plans and only wait
IN hopes Of crushing the movement when it shall he
fully organized The ParIiamento OF Turin, of the
9th, says that Feriara had been placed m a state Of
serge, and that proclamation had been issued bu,
its parport is not Known.
On the 10Th the boxes containing Gioberte's man
uscrpts, were opened Turin by his literary cxccu-
tors, and Selections from them will be published.
The Gillian congress was opened on the first OF
June by the President, s. Moutt The financial
state Of the country is stated TO be favorable The
public income Of 1852 exceeds that Of the preyi-
Gus year by 81 900, 900, and The receipts ha We
met both the ordinary and extraordinary expen-
ses Of the financial year.
WAGER melons have made their appearance in ST.
Paul market and are selling at the modest price o;
10 cents each.
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CHEag> unCEnya

Y NJ FARMER, late OF the i.Im If Rey e. Farmer
sS Is pleased 10 inform his Oh friends and MI those
wishing purchase Groceries ard Prov eheapiy
that lie has receved, and offers for sale the
cash prices al his store Third street. door
below the orG's Fair, large, fresh and well selected
stock Of articles in his line, consisting IN pat of the fol-
lowing:
Sugars, ~ all varieties.
Teas, the latest imporiiticns and best qualities,
Coffee, West India and Mediterranean Fruits,
Fish Col. NackereI AID Herring,
Pickles and Preserves 81 all kinds.
Nuts-A Ma, onds, Filberts, Brazil, &C.,
Tobacco and Ci-ars,
MoGsses and s}rrp 6es, quality, from Bclchcrs Re-
fnery.
Flour-Superiiua of TIE choiccst brands,
Hams, Shoulders and Pork.
And al other articles in the line oi family consump
tion graBt Rnd small 200 te iiods to mention.
am bound 10 sell, .nd those vishia, &c trade vii
find il to their advantage TO call.
J. " FARMER.
Mav Is. % i.y
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Important from China-Amoy taken by
the Rebels.
LONDON, Jolly 80, 1858.

LONDON, July 81, 1905.
The rebels captured Annoy on the 18th Of May, az.
ter severe fight. They friendly to foreign
ers, and protected the factories and British Consul
ate. They profess desire to trade in all articles,
except opium. Any decisive success on the part of
the rebels in the north would apparently grad
ual rise, and lead to convulson of the empire. An
attempt TO retak- Annoy had failed.
Canton quiet. Trade going on as usual teas
were coming down from the Inferior. business trans
actions were, however, but small Goods Of all kinds
were cheap. Freshts were expected to be high for
first teas. AT Shanghai business was rifing teas
we're expected to rule high
The youngest hoy in the Saybrook ." Mirror"
office, insists upon setting up % an Act to amend
the charter the city OF Hartford - as " an Act
10 amend the character of the city Of Hartford"
That boy should graduate with diploma.
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For SALE.

- sCTlheT TO alt those wishing purchase landed
property m or abou, ~. Paul TWO III NDgED LOTS
IN eligible positions within the limits Of the curporaot
VIII be sold on terms 10 suit purchaser.
ALSO che lot fronting -. Anthony street. near
the American Ho'o 60 feet front BIZ 80 feet dcea upon
which Is substantial three story brick Budding 20 feet
front by 80 feet eepi the lower part of which
bic tor any mercantile business, and the second and
tiid stories Of which admirably adapted for OFFICES;
OH the same lot there is Il comfortable .,Sclig house
good warehouse and carriage house.
ALSO, eighty sores OF valuanle land iaI out in acre
lots, Immediately adjoining and overlooking the ov9
on The saltwater rond atorHg excellent for co;n-
try residences the advantageous terms and in
such quantities may be desired.
ALSO the undivided halt c quarter section Of land
living the saltwater road, five miles from the city Of
81. Paul.
All of the above property vii be sold extremely
low rates for cash. JOHN r. IRVINE.
81 panl, Nav Is. l353 If
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Dated August ., 1853.

DIsTRIcT CorRr,--First Judicial DistIti,l
Ramsey County, Territory OF Minnesota.
lhineas Freeman. surviving partner 81 the late firm Of
Charles 4. Freeman h Co, against James Curran,
William Il. LAWYER, partners, &c.
To James CurrHn ami lillian Il. LaWler, the above
named defendants
Iou are hereby summoned and required TO answer the
complaint III this acton which has this day been flied
the Office of the Clerk Of this Court for tie county
aforesaid at ~. Paul, said county, and Territory OF
Minnesota, and TO serve cony of your answer the
sand complaint the subscribers at their Office, in
Paul, in said county and Territory within twenty days
AFTER the service Of this summons ON exclusive of
thr day OF such service and If Won fail 10 the
said complaint within the time aid, the plaintiff
this action vl take Judgment aganst syou Tor the
Of one Thousand and sevcnty-seycn dollars and three
cents. with ercst from the twenty thiri day of MAY,
thousand eight hundred aud tiny three besides the
costs Of thS 9ciiUH.
MASTERSON & SIMONS,
Plaintiff : Attorneys.
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ISDEPEHDEScE, AuC. 3.
Heath & O'Fallon Just in from Fort Mackcy.
They report any number of Indians awaiting Major
Fitzpatrick movements. He TO have dis,rib
uted the goods and presents the day after The party
left. From some returned kowas at the Post, We
have news confrmaory of the Great Battle of the
Prairies, near Fort kearney. From their report the
Sioux and Cheyennes were almost rubbed out
WASHINGTON, Aug 9.
Intelligence received from the fishing grounds
atrs considerable unoasineSs. Some fifteen or twenty
vessels have arrived there from Gloucester, Mass.
New Castle, \. H., and kittery, Maine armed with
muskets, boarding pixies, cutlasses, and swiycs de-
.ermined to fight if nterteIed with. Heavy opera
have laid up their vessels At the wharyes, and
employed their men shore, and invested their
money in movements Collisions are daily rx-
peotcd. The Eastern people are SAID to be satisfied
with reciprocity, but all IN against the
sstry Of British vessels to control the coastng trade.
Il seems thai the Gshorrn.n are cer,ainv armed,
reports TO the contrary notwithstanding.
WAsHlSGroN, Aug. ~.
The chiefs Of the Potawatomics. now here, have
very serious charges, before the Commissioner e IN
dian Affairs, against their attornies, " G. x q. W
Ewing, and Mr.. Walker, which the Commissioner,
Col. MaHypenny, is now Investigating.
The Indians gave The power Of an attorney TO the
above named individuals, to receive back Iay stated
ly them to be due to their tribe u1der certain treaties
aud $50 900 was named compensation.
The bond, however, expressly stipulated, that the
amount was, in no case TO come ont OF the regular
annui,ies Ia spring; but the Ewing<, contrary to
this took $50 900 out OF TIE spring annuitcs and
pay for service. not vet rendered.
The Indians visited the President who gave them
reception, cautioned them against future credulty
anl promised most thorough investigation.
NV YORK, Arg. IL
dispatch received at London, Just before the
Africa sailed, saws that the rebels had taken Annoy
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FOR SALE.


FxNE large three story house and lot s.incied Main
u street, in the town Of saltwater, known as tho
saltwater House." formerly kept .sr ho:ei with
stable and buildings oonrected .sno~ for sale anS
will be sold upon The reasonable terms this large
and well flushed bouse situated upon the principal
business street in the town, the steamboat land
ing and well constructed for convenient hotel, ana AZ
fords chance for ivsstens 10 any person WISH
ing to engage h the business az kseping hotel.
For further information and the etms oi ssls apIs 70
ME-. AAES, ESQ, 81 Still water
Anil 27. la57.
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MARX HE ScoUsDREL.-Some three Years AGO
Fellow oalling hinssf F. w. Danlorth, settled IN
chs pscr and commenced the business Of watchmak-
* ep3 ew-l.cr BY industry and specious exterior
le salued the confidence Of our citizens generally,
and ., roaciuaG, in business got reputation for
haar-' or something like IL lie pursued his calling
here about two years, and during that time married
oer' esnabe young lady; last fall he left FOR parts
uakn sn, aking with him everything Of value he had
"a hes ?, leaving number Of debts unpaid and
t,orlcs-l abandoning bis wife. Since that time IN
~ recently, he has not been heard Of. MIR. II. j.
>r'fk s4 hlm at -. Paul, Minnesota, a few months
ago, here he had opened jewellers shop and was
passing nu Ter the asssmsd name Of f. W Horton
:" hen ~ zen to ty Mr.. Strk, he seemed mach en-
'@'rsfei the mote SO, perhaps, as there were per-
eaas 'y no ONLY knew him Horton, and we're
s''r peg hear him called Danfor,h. Mr.. ID. r.
IS -tes thus place, IN whose family Danrorth |,
ia.' a home, having heard the above particu-
ia rr lion 10 him, paid 81 Paul wish a short
time siac-, and found him He was carrying On bu-
clness e1 the name of T. w. Horton. lie told
nin' i ics about his debts here, and the cause of
h' 1a' 90 and made great many promises of repa-
i1,n when, from certain causes. all that could
: q abziaed from him. Mr.. Shi,k nassed tb,onyh
~ f79i 'ince the return of Mr. Bearss, and he in
-rt1s as hat Danforth. alas Horton, had sloped
1 bat place, leaving his creditors, doubtless as he
r." tr1T1 herein the rch.
DC opinion 10 this vicinity among those who
-c'r ~ oforth, alas HoltoG, alas uhateyer other
.aar ae nay assume, that, be is . lying swinding
.cyundfs. who richly deserves the State Prison II
rereiaiy believed that he has several wives living
iai &c has swind.sd other communities as be did
Ll1
81 seai this paper to the st. Paul papers. and
- libic may be on their guard against the vii
70, i've brief description Of his person.
y Dantorth, alas F. w. Horton, is about 8
-'es high, heavy set, weighs about rs lbs,
face, dark eyes, black hair, was born some
The Eastern States, speaks rapidly, is a
g. '- b., about his business. very fond of pet. Of
a IS, re inds, and is treat eater.
our brethren Of the press, to do little adj
'-'"'" or scamp gratis, as we did.
ha'EFuL Boy.--Quite a delicate, curIey.
-ry- cent boy Of twelve years OF age, was taken
.' ~ on The arrival OF the train Of cars from
Al halt-past - o'clock this morning. He
AIDED from the Monumental CITY, and was
ne officers who had received a irlcgraphic
espeoting him. On his way to the station
~ nre" book into the street. il was nick ed
' o'cer The lad was searched. and new
large blade, and new pistol. load-d
-" is' and ball, we're found in his pocke,, He
70 The staton-house 10 await N. arrival If
rom Baltimore.--lP Bulctin. y
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u Would respectful, cnll the atteaot of the public
4 to this establishment, where aeep constantly on
hand for SALE the best variety 81 horses, suitable Tor
fancy. carriage, drait the saddle. Persons having
horses dispose Of viii ld il to ther advantage to
call keep the only establishment OF the Kind IN 81
psl, and ny knowledge o: the market Will enable me
procure fair prices Tor gny which may bc lci N
have always The best fed for horses, and am
always THAR.
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT & co.
Third street, opposite Ca,hcart Kern Il Cos store.
Aug. II. If
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MASKATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR
SALE.

Il 20 LOTS in TIE City Of Mankasc. plue Earth
II u County, sitnsted At tic head Of Sfeamtost
cation, the great Southern bend o! tie MSreso
Ia, st. Peters River the mouth Of the Blue
Earth.
Apply to the subscriber or to Isn,es x. Lawrence,
ESQ, whc is the 81 ecai Agent Aashato City for the
sale Of this property. HENRY 1cKENrT.
81. pAnl. Ami lsl9--Gm52
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DI>rRICT Court, first Judicial District,
Ramsey County, Territory OF Minnesota
Thomas / Hayes and Lorenzo snow, partners, &C.
against James CurraI. and " lilm -. IaSler part
Nera, &c-
To james Curran and William T. Lavler, the above
named dcteudants
You are herets summoued and required 10 answer tie
complaint in tti> action which has this dtN fled
the Office The Clerk of this Court for the
aforesaid, 81 PAM, IN said county, ai Territory OF
Minnesota and to serve copy ui your said
complaint the subscribers their office ST Paul,
said county and Territory within twenty dal after me
service of this summons you exclusive of The
such service and if YOU fail TO the said lant
within the tiaie aforesaid, the plaintiffs ihs ac lion
will take Judgment ag1in, YOU for the Of th0u>-
and nine hundred and nifty dollars cents
with interest thereon from June p, 1883, and for
The further Cf five hundred dollars with interest
f. the 22d day OF MAY, Thousand eight hunLrtd
and fitN -thtee, besides The costs of this action.
MASrERSON ~ StMONS
Plaintiff : Attorneys.
,nr,,s,
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STATIONERY.

NM VI. :. COMBS. mas Just received large ad-
diiion TO his stock Of every thing the station
cry line Law Cap, aud Legal Paper, so reams letter
paper; 100 rcsmS cap paper.
Gold Pens, Bagleys u Picguetts.
Gold Pencil and Pens.
Once Furniture, Writing Desks, Ink, Copyinr books
ana fre--esi ard many other articles numerous to
mention, At unusual low prices. Call and examine
between the Rice and American House.
NEW BOOKS.
CONSTANTLY received rs fast as issued from The
" press. ny W. :. COMBS
NEW MUSIC.
4 LARGE supply o. new music just received by
IA aug. Il ". = COMBS
NOTICE.
IL persons are cautioned against haborng trust
IA ln9 Richard Ferguson, iudentured apprentice
90 the pasterng Business Will not pay any debts OF
his contracting tom this date.
CHARLES P. SCOTT.
St Paul. VI. r Arg. y 1853, It
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FARM FOR SALE.

TUNHE subscriber offers for sale very low for
j. Cash, the farm which he now resides, situated
about five miles from 81. Paul, the Saltwater road,
The farm comprises $50 acres, which is good story
log house. 80 by l6 feet twelve under cultivation.
The farm beautifully situated and is admirably adapt
cd for stock, being well waiered and timbered.
Any person wishing to buy himself rich have an
opportunity by calling the subscriber upon the
JOHN 0ASTERS.
Pierse, Esq.
81. Paul. Aug. IL, If
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CAPIrOL PHOpOSlI1s.

GtEALED Proposals will be received by the Board Of
~ Building Commissioners until the first oi SCI tcm-
Der next for grading The Capitol Grounds cleaning off
the rubbish and dirt from The same. building six arvs
around the base windows i'll the OF the build
ing and erecting steps at the doors IN The same, also 10
make culvert FROM the capitol Ninth street. and
filing up the ditch The airy and steps 20 be OF cut
stone and the calvert be foot The clear Of stone
e. W. BRUNSON,
l6-3t Du!lding Commissioner.
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vyFoRNATIDN WANTED.

va St Paul. Minnesota, is DESTROYS 81 obtaining ne
information concerning his brOtter John Young, who
emigIaed To Ibis country in the sumner NJ ioi7, from
tio,isdorf in the Grand Dutcl Of LuNcmburGh, and is
now believed 10 he in she vicinity of Chicago Nil
waukee.
ANY Information concerning him will be thankful,
received aud may be addressed Mr.. Peter IoHCin. 81
Anthony u. t, OF this Office. lott
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F4NE subscriber having purchased the Foundry in ;s
n place FORMERLY owned hy C. w. Bofup n TO-, and
having thoroughly rcted it, prep3red to furnish
casings OF a descriptions The most enable terms
NH Gearing, Shatting Boxing, etc, VIII he executed
coed sly lie can be ouai III the Western World.
steam Engines and Thrcshing machines repaired on
short stoves of all kinds furnished with INSIDE
platcs doors gddles, Patterns of all descriptions
made order. Also Brass and ComY ostou Castings OF
all descriptions; BabbI metal lining, etc. made Of the
hes, mat erials and warranted.
Old Iron, Brass and Copper taken IN exchange for
Castings /. GILMAN.
ST. Pau. Aug T. IS57-6r1
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM or 81: ACRES with ten acre. broker On
n which a crop rai-ed Last sumner. Has II
good anIHgeek house, IS q aud stable ~ so There
is good Spring the house, and OF
ter running through the farm. II is situated the beau
,ui and picturesque lake, Johanna; miles from ~.
Paul and - miles from st. Anthony Fails, with GOOD
roads leading each way. HENRY McKESTY.
st. Paul, April I2, Is53-6n52.
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WOULD call the attention Of the lovers Of good
" Books to their extensive stock of new and read
able works just opened We have choice selection
in almost every department Of literature at reasonable
prices July IS 1859
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE III, BROADWAY, TRINITY BUILDING.
NETT ACCUMULATED FUND, FEBRUARY !, 1858
$2,010,775 Ga.
Stability Secwriiy, -Perpeiuiiy,

THIS Company has now established itself on such a
Il firm basis, that IL can offer those desiring an in
Sestment on their lives that greatest of all desideratus
In Lie Insurance, Wis full and perfect security It's his
tory Is almost, II not quite, without parallel. Com
mencing LIST February, lS43, 90 years ago. without
dollar oil capital except its receipts premiums has
now ali actual cash capital which Invested in Bonds
and Mortgages ON Real Estate principally the cities
OF New YORK and Brooklyn, worth double the amount
loaned thereon, OF S20O0OoO receipts Tor
miuns during the past five years have been nearly So
100000, and Tor interest investment $3.50 GOO
and has paid on policies terminated by death during the
same time nearly $4,000 Its dividends latter resery
ing innd sufficient 10 reinsTe all tsnding poices
were 90 per cent the first i've years. and 33 B per
the last i've, on the amount Of premiums paid being an
average OF over 42 2 per per annmm for ten wears
These dividends added 10 the policy their rever
sionary value, pay able death amount insur-
ed, can be applied to the reduction Of future premi-
uns al the option Of the insured The business Of the
Company Ia conducted strictly On the cash pan--nc
credItsand IL is believed to hold greater induce
ments than any other company, whatever
Its rates oil premium low those of any good
oce, and believed TO be lower than some no pro-
iess to insure from IS 10 80 per cent less.
FREDERICK 5. WIN STON, Prest
ISAAC ABHoTT, Secy.
Charles Gill, Actuary.
JUSTUS l. MCCARTHY, Agent
Taos. r. PorTs, NJ. d., Medical Examiner.
AnC l lHE VI