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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

0~PAt the Annual Meeting Of the FINN
ers' .Nutuqi Fr, Insurance Company, holden
on the I.ih ins., the following Resolutions
were unanimously adopied:
Resoircd That in the recent death of
SIMEON Lyman, ESQ, one of the resident
Directors Of tbs Corporation, we suffer the
lossof a most competent and faithful officer
and agreeable ,ssociate-thc community an
upright and worthy citizen, and his family
most ailtctonat husband and father And
while we deeply realize our own loss, and
that OF the public, we sympathze mos, of all
with the bereavsd family, whose loss is ire
parable.
Resoired, Thstwe are panied 70 learn the
death Of Hon 5 MtLroS BiIfLow, Direc-
tor Of this Company. .or The County of Or.
ange by which affective Providence, while
We are depnvedof the services and counsel
Of valued officer, an infinitely greater be-
reayement is brought upon MS own family
and the community 10 which be lived
Resolred, hai the foregoing resolutions
be placed upon the Records Of the Company
and that the secretary furnish copies for the
om!ies of he deceased, and also for publ
cation
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qpntrbman K 5tatr ouurnul.
,ra1,sueD EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

PUBLiNhGb v ~
rgRMs.-st. 50eash inadvenee S1'VNiPayme"'
ma, made ia uceFuterestaiwals eheresdtFo"
the end ofthe ycn.
,a,o,edts ali.t og,sonuto eeeive subscriptions,
.ty.oiss ,,. and communication and acknowladge
,aynentfot the same.
Bakersfield. s.N.PoMERoY
Bfookaeid,s. u. sMiTH,
Cubot.C. G.. BROWN,
Danviile, CHARLES DANA,
Imoe, l.. CIRCUIT,
Hydcpnk, EOwARD B.sAwYER,
Johnson, e. w. sCoTT,
Maf-h6eld, Z. d. PUTNAM,
Worthwhile, J. c. MOVES,
siiddlesct, JESSE JOHNSON ,Ir
Nofth6cid, Z. SMITH,
orause, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Paiofsld, A. BANCROFT
sonth lIsfdwiok, c. sHfPMAN,
stowe. JOSEPH C.RAYMONp,
stfahsra, WILLIAM n'LLfNs
south studord. DANIEL W.JuuD,
Tuahndgo, AARON \. KING,
Waiis6sld and Faysion. ORANGE SMITH
Warren, FRANKLIN 4. WRIGHT,
Waterbury aud DusAuy,
WILLIAMSBURG, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT.
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ISSUED SIMULTANEOUSLY AT MONTPELIER.

To amend sec. Is chap. 10 c. s. 10 General
Committee. Regulating naturalization and
the suffrage Of naturalizcd citizens, tn Sc.
lec' committee Of FIVE. To protec, person.
al property of married women, to Judiciary
Committee. To protect towns against GER
tam suits for injuries on highways. to Com
mt'ee on Roads. Cedng to the U. s. ex-
elusive jurisdiction over site for Marine
Hospital, to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Eleoton Of Secretary Of State
The Senate came in, and balloting was re-
eurnod
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Is "a q IgE .s-..i....5 .l.:.... 50
Northern. \. H.. Railroad.

Anos Tus.day. Nav J. 1855. Ps.scnrer irains
leave Boston at 7,30 and roacoid 40 .5 A. NJ. iof
Whts Rirrt ~ efiin W-us River L.ulftun 81
Jsh7.aufy, nntlirgion. Raus.s Paini Montreal, pc-
dan.aur.h aud 40 .fstfoas on ihr O1icnshufEh, VI
Ctnfrai Ptssaupsic and Wi'a NHuniifua Railroads
th.urs "a stage tu Nhite snd fuucaa'a Msuntain.
Lancaster. H4u,n, fufie, 50 1s. aad. uui ell the
rrinciplf foWas ga Northern u and VI
t.~tsr Bl-lau OF ~ 80. fni Concpd az NJ, for
White RIVER Junction, proceeding earf nrHt rufuins
Over W. csuirt Raiif1sd 90 kouse's Point, Montreal
aud Dst fnslsrEh.
Lsssr tvbue river Jau.,leo fof Boston. lowell
Lawfeucr .f-astef Nc., az \ y sad Ia-sop -
of an trfitai oi tue Traius from VI tentfel ADD
gassnmpstc Railroads
uath down ffftus connect with trains 60 New htr-
ket Dover, Great Fsils, Portland, kfr aud Hampton
Bnschn. Partsnanth, 4.asfeuee, Lowell Noecesfef.
P4.scnscis Tor Gfoton junction, Lancaster and all
station. on rho Wufsrster Nashua. New port. ffpvi-
dence nod Worcester 4 Weston hohds, 400 fof Nor
Wieh. New York &c, Nc, connect al Nnshra with
tram direct ur those places bi either tram over the
Nssihern Raihoat -
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JOSEPH POLAND. Secretary.
The "Anen Greys" at the Cap
ifal

The "Greys7 arrived at Montpelier on
Tuesday evening, 9th inst, and were wei
coined 10 the inequalities OF the place ia
neat aud spirited manner by Hon. f. p.
Walton. Jr., at the conclusion of which the
citizens formed proc sslon and conducted
them TO the quarters assigned them. where
they found everything provided for their
comfort
On "Wednesday forenoon The Company
paraded and won universal praise for their
fine appearance and soldIerly bearing, aud
the snarlness and precision with which
they performed their va Ious man1uvers. ln
tue afternoon the Boston Brass Band, finely
the Bagu a. t iiei VII a is a c SIR Street ~
presenting an appearance and awakening
emotions rarely experienced ~ the homelv
and quiet Stale Of Vermont. In the evening
the Band gave fln Instrumental Concert at
Washington Hall. which elected the enthus-
msic pi1dis OF the large audience present.
On Thursday the Greys' escor ed the
Governor to the State House, when he IN
vited them to hrs rooms and addressed them
The members of the Company were then
introduced tn HIS Excelency, and at the
conclusion ofihe ceremony were invited into
the Representatives. Hall, = he Band play
cd several patriotic airs, when the House
adjourned and ihe Company marched to
lhel. quarters. In the evening came off the
grand tableaux the Military and Civic Ball
watch WIS uuqucsilouably the most bril-
liant and Joyous affair OF the kind ever wit
messed in the state.
The "Greysn returned home on Friday.
feeling that their vls't to the Capital would
/ ever be a bright spot IN their memories. --
Brandon Post
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0FThe Albany Atlas is the organ of the
Soits or Administration Democracy in that
city. Because il gave an Anti-Nebraska IN
depreciation to the resolutions OF the State
Convention of its party, il has been formally
read out OF the holy Locofoco church by the
Washing ton Union, aud branded as an abo-
litionist More than this, il is said that its
government printing will be Immediately
transferred to the Argus, which, having de-
serted Mr. Dickinson, will assume perma-
nent place on the treasury benches along
with the other government organs who are
not abolltlonists.
How much the Administration will make
by this move, remains TO be seen.--B Boston
.iflrs
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Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
anCe Co.

AT the Annual Meeting Of this Corpora
ton, holden on the 18th inst, the following
named officers were chosen for the ensuing
vpar:
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House.

Resoiuiion.-By Mr. Ferguson TO adjourn
to 10 A. NJ, on Tu sday next when The
House adjourns Mr.. " atkins demanded the
yeas and nays yeas III, nays Il; so the
resolution was adopted.
Bills referred Extending provisions of
sundry sections Of chap so $ TO amend
chap 60 c 5 aud prohibiting the reyiow Of
actions at law--all to the Judiciary commit
tee.
The Senate came in and the joint assem-
bly, proceeded to elect Reporter of decisions
of the Supreme court-Mr Wentworth again
nominated John +. Deane Senator Page
named Geo. +. Edmunds, and Mr.. Beckwilh
seconded by Mr.. Burton Of Manchesternom-
- fHI.rl.as | Atflff.r.a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Coalition q Things IN kaasas. While
he Boston Post and other administration or
gans ~deprecaie' the gross outrages which
have been committed IN Kansas, fearful lest
their timid word, may peFchance promote a
dissolution Of the Union, the New Orleans
Bulletin. high toned Southern Journal, VI
tiers the following indignant rcbukc;
"The enormous outrages that have been
perpeimied ia Kansas, during the last six or
eight muulhs, are disgrace TO tn country
and the age ~ which we live Furthermore,
the excuses that have been committed
there, m violation Of law, order and decen.
ey, with the passive action Of the Federal
Government, will most assnredly be the
mems Of defeating the object which the au-
thirs Of the bill had exclusively in view
the organization of Kansas as slave state.
Messfs. Aicmson, Sirngfcllow and the Mis-
souri, borderers generally, have gone lit
tie too far IN their foray and time Of re-
tT button is soon TO follow.
No one can honestly justify, or even ex-
tenuate the outrages aud violation, not mere
ly of law, but OF those conventional obsery
ances which exist 10 the most rude and prlm-
tive societies, which have been dlscraclng a
territory under the United States Govern
ment for the past SIX months But Tbs. peg-
a...~,son 80 nut enough; lnero
should be direct and emphatic denunciation
Of this condition Of affairs. The class Of
citizens who are ;he friends Of law and or
der, who depreeate the supremacy OF mobs
and lawless a-semblages, and who desire to
see the people exercise freely and peaccably
the rights aud privileges TO which they are
entitled, should set their faces against this
domination of reckless aud irresponsible
power"
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favor Of bill ia amendment Of chapter 65 of
Compiled Statutes, relating to Homestead and
widows dover; ordered to he upon the Ia
bic.
Adjourned. ,,a,--
o,,i-'
NV 30
"So' ''''o"' 10y '''' N''',' ''''' u'''i's
I'"' a. comm 20 'N '',.''s vs. 's 10 Wy
l'' ,s''v'''' ~ J'' ''.' u ''e anu ''''
gu W 'Yf11''
=, W ''' '''- ''''4' "y
go '''' " ,,n -.
~ ''o'' f0'',','7 ''''''" gnu 1''' '',' '''''9
D''! '''''o'u ~ '''''''''''e '''''' W u'' 10
"suu'i'',' 'o,o :" '"''' NEON, 'o' 'A'e"ulus
'',, '',' ~ Ds,v' = '',''''' ~ o,'''''''''s
OF Roads. BY Mr.. lloz'elon' for the sup
port Of Mary Ryan. insane state pauper' to
General Committee. BY Mr. Reyes Of New
bury, TO amend act Of 1852, relating 10 grams
mar school lands in Orange County, to com
....,iee on Eduesiioo
"Reminiscences rytrred OF u. ". Naw
and Edwain Elmer and others, to select com
mltee on annex'ng Somerset TO Dover and
Wards6oro.'
Petitions referred OF Joseph Baker Jr.,
70 General Committee OF citizens o. %
school district IN Royalion read and refer
red to committee on Education. OF Frazer
/ & Billing, Of Bellows Falls, brewers, sell
ting for h that they have suspended ihen
brewery ~ obedience to law, and asking lb-
eriy to resume business again, and TO " draw
/ il mild"--reod on motion of Mr Field, and
referred to committee on the liquor law. ~
Mr.. Powers Of Woodstock introduced res
oluion OF thanks Tor these petitioners for re-
spectiug the lws, and commencing their eX-
ample To others; which WAS referred to the
same committee. OF Aaron Drew and 9TH
ers, to committee on Banks. OF +. Blair
jr. and others, to same committee.
Public Bus introduced end rs,rred 10
CommiHes on Printing BY Mr.. Bartlett Of
Lyndon, for the protection OF orchards, nur-
series, gardens, &c BY Mr. TIL, to amend
sec oi act Of lSi9 on the Homestead.
The Speaker announced the following Sc
lecl Committees:
On Houses Of Correction Messrs. Beck
with, Smith OF Cas,lcion, Marsh, Belknap
On the Liquor Law-Nessrs. Stevens of
Ilafdwick, Chambcrlin Of Cra!,sbury, Rum
sey, Beard, Bump.
On bll on fencing hghways-M essfs.
George. Whine, Smah Of Stockbridge, Var
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26


Judge Aans on S'dpsy again. Judge
Kane of Philadelphia, has once more had he
Wheeler slave case under consideration. and
has formally decided that the Jaws of IA
tions guaranteed the right of transit Of slaves
aud of every other species Of property lhro'
territory where Slavery was not recognlzed''
SO slavery is to be established no. only as a
nafionai institution, and thus forced upon the
free States, but as toorid institution, recog-
nized, covered and protected by the Law Of
Nations, as every other sort Of property is
protected! We are happy to quote differ
ent authority, on the Common Law, from a
jnrift quite as respectable as this doughty
Federal Judge-we refer TO his Excelloncy
Gov. Royce, and quote from his pithy aud
admirable Message
A design is also INDICATED TO hreak
down th0t great principle Of the COM
mon lar, heretofore universally ad-
united and affirmed, that a slave he
comes free, when he enters a free
state by consent of his master. The
experiment has been tried, Of pur-
posely bringing slaves into a free
state, and there claiming contin-
ued property in them. And all
these events would seem to have
passed with an acquiescence, to say
The least, on the part Of national au-
thorities, executive aud Judicial,
which the true friends of freedom
can scarcely contemplate with COM
posure. The time has evidently
arrived, when all who would OPP
pose the further encroachmenls of
slavery, should combine their Wig
orous aud persevering efforts for
that purpose.
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Eagrossed Bills. Relating to Elections;
passed. In addition to act Incorporating the
New Eng land Verde Antique Mnrble Com
pany; passed. Relating 10 reference Of ac-
tons in County Courts passed.
Report BY committee on Rolds, in favor
OF bill incor porating the Bennington and
q ustenbury Railroad company, amending
the same; amendments adopted, and bill or
dered 10 a third reading.
House BH In alteration Of sec. and
sec. 10 Of chap. 2S Of Compiled Statutes,
was read twice and referred to committee on
Roads.
The Senate then went into joint assembly
ana upon too i'm
Adjourned
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NailrOn0g.
La 50 4 -.a .--..:sss
1855 Yt. Central Dad. 1865
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Northern aud western. British
mud gnited .tafes Wall Route.
Trains Going North.

LEAVE WINDSOR ai 100 M.. connects 90
Rou.e Point with u irs tor dpaffcH, sam" evening,
M f,f I'D nsiuia andthe ~ est on the morning
D. ave .Nihi.or 90 50 +. u siop yer night VI
White Rfv. Juncurn aud proeecrs next Day. oonuec
int ti tfitn- inr oedensufh' aud steamers Tor The
e..t. is4rine i.feu-bufs the -Huie event z.
in4.. sisafpeiiNr ~ O.. n = 80 20
Hutliutton at 80 a. ia. 90, So %. a $40 r. 10
oaneef 90 Rouse, rripi, trains Tor ugdens
.ar.h .ud 0fnuifr.l the .eme dag.
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SO Hon. WIN. NJ PiNoRr Of Bethel was
elected.
CnARLEs u. JoYcE, Esq. Of Mortified
was elected State Librarian UNANIMOUSLY.
HIRAM llARLow of Windsor, Sup't Of
Slatc Prison, aud Jvnr DEwEI Of Mold
stone, JosErH d. HArcH Of Windsor, and
E. D. Mason Of Richmond, Dlrectors-sll
elected unanimously
DR. =. D Bradford Of Mortified, was
unanimously appointed Commissioner Of the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

On the 10Th ballot, the election was post
poned to to>morrow, half pas, 10 o'clock.
Election of Judges Of The Supreme Court
Isaac F. keddeld, Cnief Justice
Piegpo.nt Isham, lst Assislan; Justice;
Milo L. Bennett, 2d
Z cotton Of Circuit Judges
Robert Pierpont, Let Judicial Circuit;
Abel Underwood. %
Nsahcl Peck ID
Luke p GLAND. ith /"
Che Judges were all elected by unonim-
Gus votes, riua roce
The Senate withdrew, and the House ad-
jou,nrd.
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LEGISLATURE OF YER
MONT.


SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Bills. by Dir Warner. to permit Banks to
subscribe for and to hold stock 10 bank Of
mutual redemption; referred TO committee
on Banks. By Mr. Pierpoint, to incorporate
the Vergennes Scale Company; referred to
committee on Manufactures. By Mr. Wor-
lhington. in amendment of act to incorpo-
rate the Island Pond and St. Johnsbury R.R.
company; referred to committee on Roads.
By Mr. Keyes, to incorporate the Vermont
Marble and soap Stone Company referred
to committee on Manufactures. by mr.
Picrpoint, IN amendment of act extending
charter Of the Bank Of Vergeuncs and
increasing their capital stock referred to
committee on Banks.
Peilions &c referred OfSamuel d. Al
ford and others for Bank at Fairfax; to
committee on Banks. OF the Vermont and
Massachusetts, Railroad company for an act
to auihoriz' them TO mortgage their road to
committee on Roads. OF c. II. Morse and
Others cor annexation Of part Of the town OF
Somerset to Dover and part to Wardsboro',
to General committee.
Reports. By Mr. Coolidge, of Judiciary
committee. in favor Of BAL relating to refer
ence Of actions IN Supreme and County court;
amended and ordered TO third reading. BY
Mr. French, Of committee on Manufactures,
in favor Of bill in addition 10 act 10 ncorpo-
rate the New England Verde Antique Mar
bic Company ordered TO third reading BY
Mr. Wonhug,on, Of Land Tax committee,
bill laying tax on Orleans county passed.-
BY Mr Coolidge OF Judiciary committee. IN
favor Of bin ia amendment Of chapter 65 Of
Compiled Statutes, relating to Homestead and
widows dover; ordered to he upon the Ia
bic.
Afr.rrua1
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So on the 18th ballot. C. w. WILLIAM
Esq. Of Montpelier was elected, and he ap
reared st the bar and wac sworn.
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SO CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS Esq. was cleo
ted.
Tho Senate retired and the House adj.
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No,,as,la. W. Jo, %, isas &c
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After the slh ballot. Senator Green nomi-
mated and Mr. George seconded Hon Daniel
z. Tbonrson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-14

INDIANA PoLrrICs.-There are rumors of quite
nn excitement at Indianapolis 1t will be remem
bored the Democrats in the Legislature refused
10 60 INTO an election for Attorney General State
Agent aud other State officers. This they did
because they knew their candidates would not
be elected III joint session, and if no election was
made, they supposed the Governor would appoint
their candidates, who would thus get the offices,
though majority of the Legislature were oppo-
sed to them. They succeeded in preventing an
election, aud after the adjournment of the Legis-
lature the Governor appointed the candidates of
the Democrats, and their plan seemed about to
succeed. But it seems the Constitution requires
the oath of office to be administered by the Sec
retary of State, and he, not being Democrat,
refused to administer it, and there is no way to
compel him. So matters sta at present.-Nat.
Int.
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THE METHODIST CoNFERENCE.-Th Metho-
dist Conference is moving along very smoothly.
and it is probable that the session will close with
the next week. Nearly the whole of Friday was
spent in the examination of the probationers in
the ministry, all of whom. having served for two
years. were admitted TO Deacons orders. All
the discussions have been in kindly feeling. and
every disposition to do the work of the Confer
ence. During the daily sessions large amount
of work is accomplished, and it is gratifying to
see that the utmost harmony prevails. The pull
pits of all the churches of this denomination will
be filled with members of the Conference on Sun
day, as well as the pupts of other deGomina-
tons who may extend the invitation to the Con.
ference to do so.-Bditimore american of Satur-
day.
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n Noble Deed.

During the night of November Goth last in n
'n'eh snow storm, the wind blowing heavy gale
down the hike, tho water chilled and making ice
last, the Canadian schooner Conductor can't
iineket' struck on the bar outside of Long Point,
ON the island slo, bent over and filled with water
immediately, some distance from the shore. the
sen mnking complete breach over her. driving
the crew 10 the rigging for their lives. In tho
morning mt daylight they were discoy red cling
lng IL the wreck, by Mrs. Margaret Becker; n
lIaPPT'- wife, the sole inhabtant of that end of
the island, her husband being over ON the main
mud she immediately went down abreast Of tho
vessel ON the beach, and built large fire of logs
madr t"me hot ten, and prepared some food for
ihcm III cnsc they reached the Shore and to re
ir"sh and encourage their dropping spirits hy
showing them snccor was at hand. All that long
aay' with the tempest ravng around her, did that
h'lolc woman watch the suffering seamen cling
ing to the rigging of the wreck.
just at nightial the Captain called to the mate
WHO was on the other side of the rigpiur that
they would nll perish if they had to remain in the
rigging another night, and that he was goinp 10
attempt to swim ashore; If he succeeded the rest
should follow him: if he drowned, thew could
cling to the rigging and run their chances He
leaped overheard and struck out. A 5 he reached
the uhdrrow aud bdckwuter. his strength failing
and elIlIed aud benumbed with cold. he would
certainly havc been drowned, had not tho woman
gone l" ms rcsouc. she waded in through the
surf op 10 her neck, gIuspipg him and dragging
him out safely. The balance Of the crew then
followed him one by one, with the same result,
this noble woman breasting the sen, and meeting
ana dragging them out singly as they came
ashore, beng III the main instrumental in saving
the whole crew. Such noble conduct deserves
moro than passing notice. She is a woman of
the most humble position in life, but showed her
self ON this occasion, true heroine, and posses
sed of the noblest qualities of heart and soul
BHGdio Commerciai ldrertiser.
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LlNCHBURG WEDNESY MORNING, MARCH H. 1888
MISCELLANEOUS.
ExCITEuENT.,-.

~ hooks. nj Williams y Hoopcr ---wnrnr they
ucNcr tail t. aftnr in timr, uulet all crrnu stances
rcndinr tins hnnk
The lnilns story nf modern e--n work Of thrilling
interest,
IT, Nifgin'a Queen hv ] ttcdcfich Smith author oil
Nv oman ani lie. Master" "ffed Vernon Sc
rnIu U-urpotiau,
Rcy,rw at the speech of the Hon !. Chandler Pa
Ruth llnll, hnc" snrply,
lila Norman, by Ma. Lincoln Phelps
ih' News Boy Ne. together Nith n la Of extra fno
STAT llONEkl. ttr ihc Iaatr.. A-o, nrea SUNNY ol
NEW MUSIC
Amourat which mn, be found IL, f. lowing hcautifu
s"n - fnt.y hisprr. Go d New lrpn Homo Sal
Nv, l,un ilomc, Tie khow N.tiint .,nr IlaN Sweet
a." the Roses; together uirh mnny other nrs Duets.
6lec4, Nc. Call mnetmtely nj
WILLIAMS 4 HOOPERS.
(Nu ssssrr 10 Il, A hlmm-) md suppl, your
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Fs5 ..: ..a.. % ss..z ~: @ =s,s. u
* ROSEWOOD PAR

vi LOR SErrS-M ,heg,ny a Ro,ew,"d t'nlor
sets, finished in pain aud snry =. .'n' sale at
extram lv low prices, by H. >, t'Lhn''
IT WARERanxs, d.ee doors below Loerty "ure-
house nsrl-ts
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I'lHE. LIFE AND MAwuNEuNsN.


many,
THIS Company make- Insurance arunpt osa a. dam
,ge 10y Fire, 81 Dwelling llou,r-.ctnrra Tobacco tnctl
'"s un' Other buildings, furniture. GO H. wnrcs anl
ncehnhdire general, in towu aud country ;hc
favorable terms.
Nl"" make tnsmnucc On III" lives otnll persons
nNine good health, md OF sound constitution the
whole duration oi life or iotp limited period
ShN"s employed in nrdnnrv occupations, will b,
INSURED onrrasonnll lc icrma.
The Company willnl-r take nnrinc risks from md tu
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JOIN ROBIN MCDANIEL. PteydeHi
JAMES NJ HpBPS. lHe President.
SAMPSON blrGulp. Shict Euginccr.
DIRECTORS.
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John O. Taylor, .ainca NJ Boyd
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