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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08
NEW FIRM AND NrV GOODS

to- The Spring and Summer Of I>92
FrHE undersigned ARE nov receiving and
opening their stock Of NWmg and NHm.
~ cords. which II well selected, consisting OF
.laos, every article usually kept IN adfy goods
Establishment. With an eye To hard lnr- we
ne determined To give good bargains and iui-
'ermore, deem j, prudent not to Toe underso'd
y ans hou-. IN town. We viii not promise
10 DO Miracles. such as healing tn. SICK making
'te old Young. the poor rich or marrylng IN"
gals or But We can, and will, .eii goods A.
cheap as any one else. Cnll and look for your
sell. No charge for showing goods
PIERCE n IA\ LOR.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08
Evans sanders, 4 60.

In their Aen 3riek Store, " f'i u The PHbhc
!Sauar, tryt door Norih NJ Exams. Greg,
d heys
HEAlERs in drugs medicines, and chem
- ieals. paints, dive -luii~ glass ware, prf-
fnmcry, fine soaps, steel pens, superior writing
ink and pa,cr. patent medicines of all Kinds.
wine, and brandy for medical purposes. Phy.
sicians prescription, carefully put up at all
hours. Purchasers will always find at this -
,abli-hmcnl, fresh and unadultcrtled medicines
which have been selected with great care, Tor
,h,- market Al purchasers are invited to cs-
anime our stock, which Is being constantly re-
supphed '~h'oF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08

CElGER & co have on hand a large
VI assortment, of saddlers' goods Saddlers
would 60 well to call at their establishment IN
MARSHALL, next door to Ward, Wilson II Go.
y IN Shreveport, at the sign OF the nolden
Saddle, T.xn, street. Je26-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08

su M'Atr,y Rs MILLER.
X NJ MeALplN & co, "ho','n'' 6roe'' .
-. and Dealers IN Wines and Liquors
Canal street Row, and 10 Common street, New
Orleans.
We invite the particular attention of Nereh
anita and Planters to our very large and vel
elected stock Of Fresh Groceries.
Jan. N Issa v3n2S-'y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08
$ r PERRY, Proprietor

] Person. can be furnished with horses,
tgagir- marks, aud carriages, at the shortest
uuuce
Marshall, Aug 2S 1852 9r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08

81 wunt to know" ba~le-i old 0psss.
gra.., III thu, boy haio't got though them
'iaiers YETI
"Sakes alive !" responded the old NO.
man, YOU d better he looking asssr that
Jatez; here it = night. and he hsa I ben
and brouah, a single bucket Of tstses from
the field this blessed day"
Few bad" continues the old man. ~
bet he hahn I dug . busheI Of tatsrs THE
day. and ! strictly charged him to bs spfy.
aud dig and carry in ten bushels before ssn'
down, or d give him the sIl6redest val.
lopin' he ever had in hi. born days"
With this piece of eoquencs burning or
his lips. Spssrgfass took down . ratteI. and
started Tor the later" field There stood
Jsbez. = great Ioblolly Of = slab aided
Notwithstanding ~help, digging for dear
life ~ 'h"pgh he WAS afraid dark wcsid
catch h.n before hs aot toe las potato ou.
OF the grouaa.
Wiz or m,ar bawls The old MA.
sn'i been sno brought % hcm iaier-
,shrre arc they 2 bow insny has sou deg =
il" ~ al. dad rssponds the hopeful. tfy
ING 10 wipe tho sweat irom 81. brow, si.a
s,ssse;ss * So ais long. lats boSy per-
sead,euiar with the shovel handle d" red
haea ,aekefiu' AWAY issa a. 81 shis eitsr.
usor, snd
Wners are sne tatss, hswls shs ~
man wA
Wall. dse TtssVs'a sse' | v~ s'sse
cut anv,hef eirn ,cm vosAs. md n sassf ~
Up t'oshes soes eu, stefs7l - ~ sa'Ns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08

IouS r unA,ip lNuNAf. S'N' 4,
yDII\ r DONALD 4 co, iactors ard
u Coum,s,,on Merchants, No %, Gravicr
street. New bricans.
L. ia 1851 y2naa w
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Cseas Sxog sas -.i9cg pessp1 esl
fsa,iils ecastsye Of sAs aascuut rlgsss
esama,sd il thiS 90 nsfy. dniis Say
81 aesiiing ni hs yearly a. e.s BE-
grpsing passian Cor The naa.oos wees
traly nnythiog ~ plsasaF siy eeniasaplsifs
\ boy oomu ~nces smok.ng At tap ~ a
d,tsn Years cid ent b ths TINS he shpa7f
Re . Of sg~. r. ". ~ viaiops tlni hoesy H.
yaloped fscuiss.s, quite Al Ancss 10 sea
And stree, sMesirg, seo. - ,Hrresss'i II
rate. witain yps pssf s',ss lids ar ~
msle tho parissu breesss a cur sysuluFt
a. fedasn, af smoke anA snleii' "a ssa~ss
onc pasal oreauic faculties upcn RI &
pop y-'l 10 New York There !. pns ass's
ides @. l.eiul impoa that we eau stvsnes
iH .Arof OF smoking 90 ans gfeai exiena /
Ia oar city, consumption sid asthmaisr
disorder, Renarall4 afe mo5e pe.saleni hfsa
th8u ia utner and more southern climaies.
and for the projection Of ghe lHnes, y ar
smoking % moderate ekient, mas he
nsetol. re- vel ss pleasarabls but an 'n-
disrum.nata ,aosenes in smoking rat
anls o. dead waste ~ much ready mooe y
hut ini riaus 30 tat eyes teeth. breath iaats
smeil. and III other seoses.- -u, Lci'c
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08

The Ama1ouia arrived this morning, but
wc gather icw additional particulars from
her Sh, has on board several u. ihr killed
and those who were iniured Alexander
Kelsey, engineer. Is badly bruised aud in
wardy sralded. George Fulton, second
engineer. cut on the head aud badly burned :
" Coll. ptln.. arm badly hurt, aud sup
posed to be- broken.
The Republican SAYS That Mr. Kelsey,
the engineer. expresses the opinion that the
explosion was not caused hy steam, rs gem
orally supposed. but b, pow der. He states
tina, there WAS large lot OF powder in
Aeg. slowed away - the hold OF the boat,
forward OF the hatch the blanks forming
the gangway To the shore being wet aud
slipper, large quantities of hot ashes. min
gied with Goals, were brought from the fur
uace and strewed upon them, ia order to
cnahle the men to keep their footing while
ascending to the bank (which WAS consd
crabiv above the deck and descending with
ttr wood. VIZ. X IS OF the opinion that
some OF the Goals or sparks were hlown by
the Wind into the bold, causing the powder
to ignite and blow up The boat lie further
saws that he saw the boilers AFTER the explo.
sion and that the illes were not collapsed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08

4 rrcnch eournsr said. among 81 :
aequau,auce., h ssly kew .Ays 81
women. Who ~ theyy
Queen. "Yoss noaj~sly 81 tssS -
your Majesty gill exrsl
as wish to As<p q
leaving every stssr fesR 4
the tb,rd n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08

Nunlw Missouri Hr As general
rule, merchants Whn ao uaf advertise, sse
close aua Hafs5w m.u4-a 'p heir ysws.
aad psrec spe ui 'he -feeay impauenea
OF the fellow b ta il ofde % reailst iof
tane ly a sugle apa alor, si.ied i's gtoss
TINT la,d ~. golden eggs. iae s"n'~ susu,a
contracieduess Of interest in ADVERTISING -
akin 10 tina, Of the farmer who stinied his
land to halt the quantity of seed necessary
TO produce full crop, under the esp<cts-
ton OF saving q, seed time. and Al The
sauc time OF gathering in All abundant
harvest As general rule, those who nre
wanting in the liberal,y necessary to make
their business extensively known. vii not
hesitate to skin every customer that comes
within their reach. Ladies are sagscious.
They know who advertise, aud who do not.
and they never expect n bargain IN > non
advertising establishment. So, too. win
men. They say the man who does not nd
vcriise his goods has nothing worth adscf-
Using. or II be has and does not. he Is
shiniiint. aud it Is better to keep out OF his
clutches.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08
Ne TEX REPUBLICAN
|r Two Dollars and a Half a Year !
~ ~. LOU Il 10 o. UY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TEL RMS.
ry,,sRyruriicssi issued weekly ~ TWO
JARS AND 4 HALF i~r ennnm II ps,d IN
enc, II paid within ~ months. Three 5ollar-
nj he DELAYED until after III. 81, months the
"a he Four Dollars. single copies. On. Dime
,,,.rrnent. al ~ per square, Of ten lines pr l--.
n cont. per SQUARE Tor every subsequent insertion
1s,,sl discount made for yearly Advertisements
na,a1erment OF candidates, Ten Dollar
XIII, pei cent will b. charged On Advertisements
- Liter addressed to this Office must he pre-.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08

\ MONTH LN.wr1E-Ihe other DAY.
having need OF help from dfayman, We
callrd an ln-hman to our assistance He
performed he duty with great promp,ness.
and his language aud drmcanor generally
were such as to command our admiration.
I!aviue paid him for his trouble the follow
inr conversation ensurd " How long have
Won been in this city we inquired
" Twelve months tomorrow, 81, lie po-
.i.ely replied. Pray. what was year oe-
cupaiion in the old country For mo.
men, the NAN colored and dropped his
head. bot in an instant after, raisiug him
self vita tue dignity ot a maa. be boldly
ropl,ed 90 was physician IN Duaia.
Somewhat surprised. we asked how 4 was
that hc was nov driving a dra' iis re-
ply in substance was. that he heue4h. bis
family direct from Dublin e. Chicago, shat
when he arrived here lis funds we're se
much exhausted that he e4s unable "a
maintain the appearance OF h,s profession
besides. he found ,be CATS iasi Of yoana
phvsicians waltz ll che city grew. la
Jog no msch trade. be purchaset
horse ans az. aai al once began 20 ssn
Twelfth ,of hmsell sad family "
call tn q noble specinsn Of a wsa hos
nue. more iad, penaep, and hArly ~
man ha speu' the wear III \ ~ u 1 49,
ale ana com ,lalaing q s1ysee w
time Chicago f'ribase.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08

The oldest living ~ Il
States Is 4 man ualnsd CT
South Caroiiua tie worked
RuAs,ll on the Beston ~entiae! IN
uts ago, and IL Yet sets sspa ~ ~
light. and IS 80 Yeats Of aye
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08

Falsehocd could "a hse
4 dld go, gaia Che efv@e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-08

NHrN REAptSC is NOsr BENErIctsL.
The time at which reading il mos, improy
ing. Is when, ~ yon read the cable of con.
tents, you lrel impatient TO begin the chap
tee. as containing exactly the fact, ,on
want Ia know--the very observations YOU
wish to compare with vour Own. And
this eager curiosity and xes' for reading
with proper method, viii have y contlnu.
ally wider field ;or its eSeriiou, I'll st last
every book will have its interest Did YOU
never hear man fond Of literature say,
Give the ms book | DO not mind wha,
il is" "hlo asking this question, there
rsas before me vision of one, an accon-
p.shed scholar and bard worked man OF
active HE, standing amidst a nursery OF
children. 50 tveted on one OF their story
books picked of the floor tina, the Young
Try. spite OF all their pulling q, his skirts
and cling'ng 10 hl. knees, dospaircd in :hel'
Impa,ince st moving him, I'LL one cried
All knew ii we did no, keep orr plt
tore books away from him, be would p0'
le. us ride on his foo, I'LL he had read ea
IN through p,acrru
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Snsldlcrs' Goods.

March ~. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02

Nepu:llork Daily Qribnne.
NEW-JERSEY.

Repored for The " Y Tribune.
The State Temperance Convention OF NewJesey a.
sembled on Wednesday, at Temperance Hail. corner d
Greene and Front-sts, Trenton at 10 o'clock, D.
The assemblage very large, and more than tled
Temperance Hall. Many distinguished advocates OF The
Gen 6 + Carey, Of Ohio = T. Barnum Of Connecticut
Combe. Of Pennsylvania and others
The Convention was called 10 order oy jacob D lard
one of the State Executive Committee.
VIM Allen ESQ., of Burlington. was called TO the Chair
Upon taking the Chair Mr. Allen returne hs thanks and
EXPRESSED bis inability transact the busness OF the body
without the aid Of the Delegates Let US snow 70 the REQ
e az the State that we ready 10 discharge duty
reference 10 the important and responsible dunes commit
ted to our charge Let us act a. sober minded orderly
teore and then sha aid materially the great mora
fef,iu in which are engaged
Rev Isaac Winner invoked the Throne Of Grace in an
apIropriate prayer
4 b, HAL Jr. Of Mercer, wes appointed Secretary
and DR. Hoagiand Assistant Secretary.
Vice Presden, appointed from each County as
At..rae william Moers; Berssp Rev, wiaas4 Barligs
D. Gsatsh N.. PsI S;ps d y Go.e.s E
fs1in n John shsgs HTRestsn D m asnsy ht J
yss5Is A''I .e l.. johs Blown Caleb Morton
s;.I Se1Psr cnyIer then read the report Of the
state Committee and rendered the resignation Of the mem
bers composing Z. ., -, ,
Or isso have eer rsassr. AID m Of sneOgrsss and
-. cd A nd sssssaa q, .appoT T q "a &
n5. q Tsuperarce hroashogt the STATE Our single ala hX
nc f ,sfats proars toe srOgsao AID tipping houses Ths
Es~b,s sneeut EesthEo les h-a ne
SISs p0trstsd oH ias Hgse ,ss ProAio'0J a~
Te cary eu ~e lave 1p,ed yai2as 1Saes .aa We
rsr y01f sprfoblroL 10 JsnnsfJ as Ee c.sat
:, Ssrs "a be az We lave reomrnss5d Il sgdss q
Curry ses I'D .er,osd sf s;1'. ,chi 3 i''s-s' .-
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DEpUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
Goal.

Goal.
NOAL-very best quality Of Red Ash Stove and Egg
&C Goerck IS so and White Ash IS . tan q cents
ess fron, boats MAT. CLINTON
NOAL.-The subscriber is now prepared TO supply
consumers with kinds Of Anthracite and Btann
ous Coal VIZ Peach Orchard Black Heath Lhsh Hazeon LV
rpoo Or Camel Sidney and Cumberland newly mined and
be of the best quality which nc ohers Tor sale 81
the very possible deye direct from the vessel
ctcreoned from ward JAMES L. WORTH, southwest corner
Albany h cor Thompsons and othav cor
stairs ty Budng through Dispatch Post will receive
prompt attention
GOAL Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut, 475'
Tss Stove snd IS 50 White Ash Egg Stove Range
IS from Yards Lees taken om bouts No SIS
Eowsrr and No 2lI Greene-st. JACOB WEEKS.
CUMBERLAND COAL from the Mines OF the New
~ Creek Compauy-Ths Coal is Of the best quality and has
been hghly approved for oostic aud manufacturing
For sale the lowest market price Apply At the ONCE OF
he Company, No. IS Wal-st
DlTTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany prepared furnish superior White Ash Ps.on Coal Of
aud il GOOD order suitable for shipping aud
burh and Brooklyn The Company facilities sfe such enable
10 Give coed dispatch loading New York Port Even
PsIcu the delivery OF Coal for domestic
poees Apply the Office Of Broadway and Wast
SMALL PEA COAL.-The PENN COAL Co. offer
- By the Small Pea Coal well adapted for steam
purIoses Apply at their Office Broadway corner Walls'
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
Fare Is cents.

Fare Is cents.
CEPTEMBER, 1s53.-For Shrewsbury. Long Branch,
- HIGHLAND Dock House Port Washington. Mounts Dock
EToxn pck sddetownl Red Bank-The elegant and
councillors THOMAS g. HAIOHT Capt r. Cor
lies the day of September Sundays
A. hours New York ami Red BAns touching
AZ a. The landings the above Leaving Red Bsn<
every morning o'clock Leaving Newfork Pecksp Eas'
River every afternoon at Z. O'Clock. Fare . cents
This boat will the shove hours uni further notice
CEPTEMBER, 1s53-FOr Shrewsbury Long Branch,
- Hsbapd Dock Ocean House Port Wasnston Mounts Dock
Browns Dock Mddeown and Red Bsnk The and splendid
steamer ALICE C. PRICE Capt Hssg-y will from foot
of Murray-t. North River daily ~ follows;
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professional Notices.

I'VE and EAR INFIRMARY, No. 80 PRINCESS,
IL s f. Cor. of BROADWAY, ~ Y.-Deafnes Noises in and
Eaom whatever cause cured IN az o time
Also short imperfect sight restored Dr. LuTENEh ~
exclusive attention 10 the above branches or he
sixteen years Office hours from till g.
CYLVESTER LAY, COMMISSIONER of DEEDS
- acknowledgement and authorized to take Dispositions
recorded in the follow
ng States NewYok, Ohio Penn yvsns Maine New II
Vermont Rhode leland Myland VIZ
na south Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi Florida ous
ma Missouri Kentucky Michigan Indiana Illinois
Minnesota Oregon &c NO 10 wallis newt oth'
Off &C hOuIa from 9 AM til 5 Pm
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MssorRL-The friends Of Mr. Benton have begun TO
sgate the question Of an organization TO secure hs re-
tim TO the Senate In 1854 The bali has been opened
in johnson Co, at point where Mr. Bentons sdmirers
seem to be most ardent and active.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-02
Water Cure.

DR SHEW, of New.York, earliest American prsc
Duer Water Cure and satbor Of various wors on me =:
sct will receive patients DURING the summer season. N
With Mr. CAMPBELL Lebanon Spriurs tofuneia % "
~ II TAYLOR, NJ. D., No. Eleventhst, cor.
W. Four,hsv attends the WaterCure and rhysolo<eai
Of disease IL lis domestic ppc--on Also '-ee
ton.
uYDROPATHiC and HYGIENIC INSTITUTE
No IS L.sh,s. R. T. TRAIL. ~ D. Props.o.-Acc,rino
dsfions for hundred WI! DC opene9
Medical and Physiological School November l.
NEW YORK CITY WATERCURE, No ict I'm
~ corner The best :eecuinodsiion to'
Boarde received By the day week
o. X WELLINGTON, VI d.
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MD. hoa, noIa the Island 10 o'cloek Fare 8. eens
Sishi boat from NewYoTk III O'clock are ~ eens
included -, .- ~ ho,- until a
SUNDAY ARKASGENEST-Boss leave every nan noa' UNI
P NJ Night boat, 10 o'clock from the sAAd
CEPTE MBER, 1e53-For Shrewsbury, Long brsncn
- Ocean House Highland Dock Port W.hESioa Aoai'
Rowns peks Mddeio~n ard Red Bank The new aod p,en
d steamer GOLDEN GATE. Capt T. A Little vi" leave f'ei 0''
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~. y,
ne I,se s.eco1 t.. .ae g, Gosso FIRST o.
recssec oS 90 s", the Presidential election ssope
eauose, 60, ,.s,sJ e sl3 votes and Ge.erayAat do
Pierce 81 0Is and ct the gubenatonal election Of thcpo
wear Is5l Mr. Campbell the Wing candidate receive0 Cfc
fa 3 ytes and Mr. Trousdae the Democratic csndsed W.
die sI673 Thus that this year there wersuA an
59li votes posd than and 1874 Lee N
the year le As usual the Wings lose By ths a the 30
ter fact. m'o'm1.
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County Sc a 1Ss sssso % c ae
present the same with vouchers thereof 70
em.burh On or before the ay February 1854
Dated WILLIAMSBURG, August Is 1879
,,s,,usmr. J JlaIks S !, WILSON Executors.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
GS .asS JOHN bRseo
e h a % % 81
eighth of February the fourth
DAY 3 q i. Aasai '''' 'N''O D'''' > .
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of the
S HSs PIf is
s;s: er 3 s:% IT, j 5S;a;; ass
D d the &aRda siy + M
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of the
GsGa WILLIAM
The b, Fa., WITH h e cy or
s s s: % s'T afs swirl f
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
County pGss hereby ss s t. nsv a
e with yeSss Thereof e ss ,s'se1
, 10 Gone " Bssaeed Attorney No. s wiam ely OF
Se~Yerk the Of December next Dated New
fiT III ,s awe "a MARGARET FrNEGAN Sole Execu
IN PURSUANCE of IN order of the Surrogate Of the
GsG sasu %IaM 'S Mos n'ss
S se ws h d and %
of ON the third day Of November next
Dated EewYork the ninseenth day OF May s21 ~,
mo lsw6mf- ISAAC Loch"Uop executor
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse c: Smith,
ESQ., Surrogate County Of Kings notice Is hereby oven
according all hayi9g claims asains THoHAS
SewUtreeht deceased that they are
required exhibit the with the vouchers tn reot to s CUB
crts residence Of William Brown Ia tho town OF New
the Kins before the threth lay OF
September n.xt-Daied March p 1853
ms ismsmF WILLIAM T brown, Administrator,
JAMES ). EVANS.
In PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County Of hereby given all persons having
claims sgsn FRANCIS A. KIPP late Of the City OF Sewfork
Starch deceased present the with vouchers
thereof TO The the Office Of EDWARD FRASER
Ia the CITY OF Newfors before tbs
IIh February pex-Dsed SewYork the lh dsy of Aug
lt5S MAhGAhEI a. hirri Ehrehtnh
aal2 lswernF WILLIAM Kip, Executor
CUPREME COURT, PUTNAM COUNTY
~ JAMES RUSSELL HUGH kEAkNEf, CHARLES TODD
and ELI ~ FERGusON-To ELI ~ PEhoCsoN Deendsn.;
You summoned and required to the complaint
this action which been tiled The Office OF the CLERK Of the
COUNT OF Putnam Carmel il aid County aud 70 copy OF
yonr Village Of Carmel Aforesaid within -
service Of this exclusive OF the day OF 'neh
vice said complaint aforesaid the
Plaintiff will apply the Court for the relief demanded Ia the COM
psnt-Deed. August 1881 - c,yv
CHARLES GA. NUN Plrfs Attorney, Carmel n T.
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1nsuranee Gompalies.

TOWARD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
@ a *: os q % os
per ''u o' mia aud REESE
oSs METER aeaes
liners; CAmBRELENG, Counsel
EXCELsIOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of e sc Of Saaf
I Fire S Es
open the office the Company No Sasau WE'D
w " WV COMMISSIONERS
George Penshy JET TB M sI ''''
Frederick Penz Charles O. Hsvens Nathan Babcock
IT, f. Ransom Ransom George r Rogers Nicholas W stuyvesant
Join sd ss sss ca.l anslV c.rm.n
John r. Livingston James Bowen Jos ph B,ittOn
IspryL Person shePhe I'd Knapp, Henry r. Tsllmadse,
Bsysid CLARK, MaT,hnil q Roberts chsIles A. Shn'on
a an.ain Tntsle David FeiS William Mcdiroty
vsnssnivoord Nicholas k Anthony, William T. Jennings
Frederick Depeyser r. NJ Blstchford, Gordon Burnham
George S. Doughty,
I AFARGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office corner c. CASH Nf' ca sn% TS siso3So ''
"s B nn"is nd @ personal
los damage by Fire ApPsons sent by post or through the
dispatch VIII DC ''n'e0 10 G%c4B wEsTERvELr President
NICHOLAS CARROLL Secretary.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
The Company having their capital OF IN IN cash ana
securely prepared insure against loss and damage by
fire, favorable terms
The charter company provides that after paying interest
the Of fourhfhs OF
divided the assured in scrip
which 10 be redeenabe IN cah whenever
the accumulated profits and capital amount to sioVVVo
TRUSTEES.
Stepheu Whitney. Reuben Withers Robert Il. Mn.urn.
John A. C. Grsy James Warren George I. Adee
Daniel b. Fearing. Arthur Leary. . samuel '. HOFFMAN
William ii. Russell. Mortimer w Hamilton yohn j. Mor ".
c. Downing. Dennins Dner trederek A oeisho'
Gazewey II. Lamar John Steward Jr james - bell
George ". Riggs. Edward {. Center Daniel Drake smih
Vim Butler Duncan. Josiah Cakes Frederick q Foster
Cherries II. Russell Joseph tiailnd- Jr Peieg hall
Isaac Townsend. James NJ Waterbury Robert > Hone
J.. +. Graud Foster. George Curtis - . $1,000. -. ., -
DUNCAN CURRY, Secretary ROBERT - HUME PRESIDENT