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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
Umbrellas and ParaseIs !
PATgMT
AMBIs(bTYpES!
Daguerxeotypes on Glass


nm subscriber having Obtained the right for Montpelier
aud vicinity is prepared To take these beautiful
and changing pictures in glass; al his daguerrean
stand; over Ellis & Eancfofl's s,ore,
STATE STREET, MONTPELIER,
The Art of Ambroyping has very recently been brought
to high degree of perfection by Mr. Cutting the inven-
tor, who has secured patent for fonreenyears France
Great Britain and the United States. These Pictures are
TAX the best Plate Glass which another glass is ce
mened thus retaining their briancy for ages and are
beautiful in tome bold and clear in effect that they ae
uni Tesay admired, and are rapidly taking the place of
Daeueneotypes.
Ambrotypes be taken equally well upon the smallest
miniature up to the full life size and in much less time sit
ing necessary for good Dasuerreotype They can be
any light as well as engavngs any paper pie
under glass; and hence very suitable for large pic
lures to he hung IN frames They not reversed, but
seen in the natural position of the sitter.
Dagnerreypes can be copied in this permanent style,
and enlarged TO any size. The darkest dampest wealth
equally favorable for this process, with the ares and
dryest as it is rarely necessary sit half minute in the
darkest day. N
9y-Pfices vai ying from 400 to $500
The public are invited 10 call and examine specimens.
Montpelier, July %, 1855. 5. o. JERSEY
NJ B-lhe subscriber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he still continues Dagnerieoiyping in the highps
perfection Of The art aud all lis various styles,
n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21

The ART OF PREACHING.-There is much
in common between the tragic and the pop
ular preacher but while the actors power is
generally the result of studied eocution,
the preacher is almost always native. A
teacher of elocution would probably say
that the manner of Chalmers, Guthrie, or
of Card was very bad one; but it suits
the man and no other would produce a like
impression. In reading the most effective
discourscs of the greatest preachers, we are
invariably disappointed. We can see moth
ing very particular in those quotations from
Chalmers which are recorded as having so
overwhelming impressed those who heard
them. 1t was manner that did it all. In
short, an accessory, which in England is al
most entirely neglected. is the secret of
scotch effect. Nor is it any degradation
from an orators genius to say that his pow
er lies much less in what he says than
how he says it. 1t is but saying that his
weapon can be welded by no other hand
than his own. Manners makes the entire
difference between Macready and the poorest
stroller that murders Shakespeare. The mat
teris the same in the case of each. Each
has the same thing to say the enormous diff
ference hes in the manner in which he SAYS
it. The greatest effects recorded to have
been produced by human language have been
produced by things which, in merely reading
them, would not have appeared SO very re-
markable. Iazlitt tells US that nothing so
fingered on his ear as aline from Homes
douglas, " as spoken by young Betty:
'And happy, in my mind, was he that diedn
We have heard it said that Macreadv
never produced greater effect than by the
very simple words, /" Who said that 2" It is.
perhaps, burlesque of an acknowledged
fact, to record rhat Whitfield could thrill an
audience by saying :" Mesopotamia !" Hugh
Miller tells us that he heard Chalmers read
piece which he Miller had himself writ
ten. 1t produced the effect of the most
telling acting; and its author never knew
how fine it was till then. We remember well
the feeling which ran through us when we
heard Card say, As we bend over the
grave, where the dying are burying the dead"
All this is the result of that gent us to feel
with the whole soul, and utter with the
whole soul. The case of Gavazzi shows
that tremendous energy can carry an audience
away, without its understanding syllable of
what is said Interior men think by loud
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
B ACH s
A w IL RI A n
COMPOUND.

THE subscriber would respectfully ask the attention of
L the People Of Vermont, to the claims Of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND,
As Of the best preparations before the puRc for the
relief and cure Of the following complaints =
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore I2ro1ts, Catanel,
Nursing and liberated Sore Mouths, Sore
Nipples yMercuridt Tdints Eerer Sores .ScyoE
ulGi liberation of The Lungs and Stomach all
Nervous Complaints, Female Werkness and r.
regu'aritics F9uor .Aibus Tor WhdeS Coughs
arising from an hritated Throat, Ptits, Weak
StOmachs-in fact, in any case Of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, or IMPURE BLOOD,
USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city Of Auburn where this medicine is prepared
and the Propreois esde large list OF the most reliable
and respectable proc of its efficacy have been furnished
in its favor by the voluntary prompting5 OF those who
have been relieved and cured Of long standing and ex
trtmey aggravated affections of the above complaints
hom geaul desire to spread lis knowledge and pro
mote the good of others who may be similarly afflicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy in all cases
Bronchial and Throat Affections from slight to Chont
Infamalions and UlcenLons. Also, in some very mark
ed cases Of Female Weakness and Irregularities, an'
many other complaints enumerated above.
We have also strong Of this character in gu
own State, in which has been used with wonderful sue
cess where years resorts to many other remedies nave
failed 10 afford relief Its ingredients, among which is
| compound fluid extract OF
"BEECH DROP" Or CANCER ROOT"
apd composition such to render it perfectly safe
harmless reqrirng the rise of no especial care III re
gard to the habits nf the individually beyond that ord arl
| ly necessary.
From personal knowledge of these facts do not hes
aie say all who in any way afflicted with Bodi
y Weakness, Debility, inflammation, Impure or Snggis
| Blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
Is recommended in the strongest assurance If Relief
Cure
| FRED G. SMITH, Montpelier
| Wholesale Agent for the Stale Of Vernon
| TO " hom all orders should be addressed.
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KID GLOVE CLEANER.

AAAD U 1lN7 ' u OAl fi11 II XIII
An important Discovery to tie Notwithstanding
Entirely Just Imported.
JoUvEN's NOTORIOUS PREPARATION"
for instantly CLEANING KID GLOVES without the slight.
est smell Rub small portion he glove. and the dirt
Instantly disappedrscan be Immediately afterwards
One bottle is warranted to clean my pairs # gloves
Price 50 cents Try before buying. All the agents are
presented with an open bottle to prove It's operallon-
Agents are coming money by the precedeDted demand
More wanted CONTENT, NEARY & CO.,
29yl Wholesale Store, No. SOP Broadway, New York.
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roaring and frantic gesticulation, to produce
that impression which genius alone can pro.
duce. But the counterfeit is wrecked and
with all intelligent people, the result is de-
rision aud disgust Eazers Mag.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21

rug anything they may come In contact Wlth atct tv lug
the paper and possesses great advantage over all 9th
pGsons in its not being liable to he mistaken thus pre-
venting those serious accidents which are of almost daily
occurrence. 1t he hung the walls Of IN
the window, o the reach Of chIdren-although little
fear reed be apnreien6ed Of its injurne them.
Fun directions each sheet Retail price, six cents per
sheet.
BURR, FOSTER & CO., Corahll, Boston, General
Agents oite New Enganp States and British Provinces.
to W HON ali orders shnML be addressed. "a m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
TO DEALERS IN
Boots. Shoes :sgss9 ESgBshers.

A LIEN, WESTON CO.. a. the old stand of j. A. Es
~ tahrook, corner Of Merchants Row and North street
have on handand are constantly receiving direct from the
manufacturers, neral assortment OF Ladies' Gents
ana Cilldens ioos, Slices and Rnbers, which well
adapted In The New England trade Persons trndiur with
us being desrOus of epenshng their can do so at
the dozen prices Our business Will be condu ted on the
cash SYSTEM so that persons who buy Of It's will not be
compelled coutribnte towards paying the old debts If
those who sell on credit.
Deales in Boots and Shoes plea call and examine our
stock and prices before purchang elsewhere
ALDEN, IVES ron & CO.
Cornerot Merchants Row and North street
(Direclly opposite Oak llai)
Boston, June Is, 1856. oom2
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YOurstr truly,
HENRY GOODRICH.



BosroN. March 20, 1855.
PRov. WoOD Dear Sir-Havng bt come prelnatureIy
ql cray, induced weeks since Ia make
rial Of Your hair restorative have used less than
bottles, but the gray hairs have all disappeared aha t..
though my haii has Ho fully attained its original Color
The process of change is glfr!ilN ~ cu ard havs
great hol that in hort fir ti ai he Dark rs
ormey. have als'' avrh El'h lri Fl At lie healthy
moisture ana vgnt 81 iNt nlch before was harsh
and dry, and has Ct formerly
Respectfully yours, d. e. NJ. RUPP.
PRoF. o. j. Woop, 3l2 Broadway N. Y --ncar Sir
Were to rcma silent upon this occasion, would be
act OF gross injustice part bath TO you and my fell
low creatures When duly considering my siina ion be-
ing have affected four times periodically in such
severe manner with eryspeas, that my head was to.y
bere of its covering three times of the four afcii n
and last not in the most pleasant Of effects to the yoHnE
when my hair began 10 grew instead Of lis being black
heretofore, II was well mixed with tina. color some COM
mon to old age and having tried many preparGt ions
nonrced TO restore the HAIR 10 its original color but all
failed 10 produce The DIES rcd effect until induced to
try yours, and happy state by using about five
weeks 10 my asonishmeHt, in spite of all my doubts
bout its efficacy. my hair is sufficient evidence all
my acquaintance of the superiority u yonr article
all 0lbeis to the hest Of my Judgment With cheeful
hdcnce can fully recommend it to all in eff such
article fully believing that what has done for me il
Wishing you that success genius enterprise so
richly merit
remain youn most respectfully,
BENJAMIN LONFRlDGE.
New York, July 30, 1855. 254 Seven Avenue.
o. J. WOOD & Co, PIopretors, No. 32 Broadway
New York. and ia Market street st. Louis Missouri.
SCOTT & BROOKS, Montpelier, Agents. oyl
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LOOK AT rrHJS
The Greatest Discovery Of the Az,

PROFESSOR WOOD offers inr sale perfect hair rrsior
alive II will IN .hort time The hair which
has become gray permanently IT. original coior-bJipR
II on, where is gore, and where is falling off
clean the head Of dandrf and ic!iig-relnOyes all
cntDe0us erp,ons, and renders he scalp perfectly heal
thy BY restoring the secreve organ Ia , original vgur
and strength, and thus supply nuriment and cooring
matter to H. 1t does mt cor the hair but H. in short
perfect llalr Invigorator az Tonic.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
Doors, Blinds, Sash, 60.
West Randolph Academy.

o. D. BARRETT. A. B., Principal.
NHESUMMER TERM this Institution will commence
L on Wednesday, May 81, and continue ten weeks Tho
Fall Term viii commence, Wednesday, August 9Th, and
continue thirteen weeks.
Thsis the first classical Academy in the State l, has
ted between fifty and sixty young for college since
lis commencen eight years ago The influence ofihs
class OF students has dune much towards making study
the order OF the day all the departments The Trustees
and people OF West Randolph offer still additional
inducements to all to attend this schoo who wish to Dur
sue an Academca course ofsludy thorough
preparation for college, without which college course
amounts to almost nothing. They have secured an eff
ce Board of Instructors whose during the past
term Is good guarantee tor the future. They have made
extensive arrangements by which the price BOARD the
great item o expense the STUDENT will he geatly
reduced They have unanimously pledged themselves TO
board during the present year the uuform rate Of 81 50
per week, including every thing but wood and Lights
There are also ample accommodations for all who NAV
desire to board themselves.
For further Information, address the PRINCIPAL
EDMUND WESTON, Secretary
West Randolph, May, 1856. oowl6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21

TO DRGGsTs AND OTHER DEALERS,
Card.
Fur the convenience Of Druggists and individuals now
nsing this Medicine in the Slate of Vermont, constant
supply will be kept in the hands OF State Agent FRED
E. SMITH and all applications orders will be promptly
I'll lad, on the same erins MS wien adGredded To us.
r v. r. COVENTRY x CO., rrorrietos,
80 Gene &c ST., Auburn n. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
prnha+e C'ouri s.

STATE OF VERMONT, I Probate Courts within and 10
WAsasGrox pisrnlcr - the District Aforesaid WIN re
he'll at the Probate Ucc Montpelier, on Tuesday Oh ac
week. luri.is the year. ,,,,,, cu,Sp ,,,,o
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
GER TTFICH TIES.
Imp Ortant from DIR. e. w. Sabin, of Roches-
ter, New York.

ter, New York.
December j, 1855
This may certify that have made Il tfial Of BACH'S
AMERICAN COMPOUND" In case # severe bronchial
Affection, and long standing Irritation Of the mucs coat
of the Amentary track By the OF iva bottles Of the
above pound it is thought permanent cure was tt
feced | have seen its wonderful effects in a decided
of ScruGlla Con -umption, whele the patient was
thought To be beyond cureater taking few bottles of
the American Compound, is now thought to he out of
danger and nearly we'll From what hay seen OF the
effect Of the Compound, sh ud certainly recommend It's
Use in such above named.
E. W. SABIN, NJ. d.
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MmF0RD, WOrcester &c. N.

MILFORD, Worcester &C., Mass, Nov. 10, 1854
PROFESSOR O. Woop-Dear Sir: take pleasure in hear
ing voluntary Testimony to the magic effects Of your
wonderful Hair Restorative As far ack as 1888 nv hair
commenced falling of, until the top Of my schalp became
bald and smooth glass, aud has continued TO fall for
great many years, M twthstandng / have used many
celebrated preparations for its rrstualon Seeing your
advt itisenent, was induced 10 give yonr article trial.
and 10 my inter establishment found after few appca
tions that my hair became firmly and assumed very
glossy and beautiful appearance and by the time mad
used quart bottle, my bald head covered over WI
young and vigorous growth OF hair, winch is now from
one TO two inches in length and growing very fast.
Yours truly,
uFN1V rOODpTru
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E. W. SABIN, NJ. d.


Auburn, N. Y. jane 10, 1855.
We, the undersigned, have received the formula for
preparing BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND," and us
far have tested it, can recommend lis general sc
tonic and Alternative Medicine, TO REMOVE INITIATED
HUMORS OF THE BLOOD, and peculiarly adapted to
Female suffering from Lencorhea [Whtes,) and to those
whose constitutions are enieobed IRAN lnermed Fever.
JOSEPH NJ. MORRIS, NJ D.,
LAhslNGH BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
4, G. TABER, M. d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
LANSINGE BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
4. G. TARER, NJ. d.

Hon. d H. DODGE, Of Auburn N. Y, and late member
Of our State Legislature and of The most accomplished
Physicians cd Chemists of country after giving this
medicine his personal observation, says" is destined
tosupersede all liz lid preparations Tor the cure OF Chronic
Diseases"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
ksros,afe Notice.

1'HE Probate Courts lT thr District OF iam'e; WI" pF
holden for the wear eusnins rs follows ~ Tue rf"
hate Uicr in Jnhnsnn On The III SATURDAY. IN Jannafy
and the ist Saturdays Of each months thefeait,f
Al the office nr ltnla Geehin Mnrrsvh'e, on Tue '
Monday IN February, aud on The lst Mo"uays"i o"''
SAMUEL MERRIAM, Judge.
| Johnson, bee 3, 1875. oil
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21

Bachs Family Receipt Dock is 10 he had gratis of all
Agents-you will there cures of diseases recorded
and you invited to communicate with any whose Ger
tifcates are given, in order to prove them genuine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
DIR. BOWS
Grand Alediaal House and Office,

MOI. EndicOtt Street, Boston. No. z.
Established Tor tie Permanent Cure Of all Private Dis
eases and The suppression of Quackery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21
PROFESSOR MORRIS
German Ely Paper.

DOR the sure aud certain
L destruction Of Flies, ANS
Bugs, Mosquitoes, &c,
This valuable article is
offered TO the public as IL
deadly poison for the above
named pests 10 all house
Keepers and families. 1t
is perfectly simple and safe
yet surf and certain in its
action. There is likewise
no dangerto be app ehend-
ed from the insects poison =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-21

CAUTION
All the genuine medicine bears the SMILE Of ?. "
r. COVENTRY 4 GO. on tile outside wrapper.
Principal Office and Depot, 81 GENtSEE ST., AU
BURN, NY.
FRED E. SMITH, General agent frtho slatcof Yer
mont, I0yl
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Trains GoingSOuth.
POT'HCHONHAyEE.

Mortified, May l, 1856. "'''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

ErEOt te4StC3'lo eIEWe'kGf.
ON TIE LEVEE, ROCK ISLAND.
- TIIIs NARkE1,s daily fully supplied
08Es& With Reef, Pork, Mutton and Veal, Of
the best quality. Thebest cuts will be
--HA furnished at the following PRICES:
Reef eeuts per ID Pork 4 q cents per ID;
Mutton -. Ct" yeal -" :" :. -
ssA.suppay of the hest Poultry, 0Sme, Msekteac
Trout, fresA White Fish, and fresh Cod, always ON
hand together with VEGETABLES Of all kinds; al, OF
which will be sold at the loscest nsrkst E0,rss Also
Prime Roll and Firkin Butter.
The ctisens Of DAvKxPoRr will 6nd . saving Of
twenty to twenty five per cent, by purchasing theiy
i. II KENT.
Rock IaaSA. Nov ~ dtfs sss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

y, CT RISTIAN RAUR
ARCHITECT,
CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER.
OGce--Fourth street, second door west Of
Market House; Davenport, Iowa.
VXTnL attend to all business in architecture and
w drawing. He has large collection Of drawings
of the noa nsos ahA hshisaah,s 4yies, sbp 1nisksd
public buiIdngsor private gesidences, whih he be-
ieves are calculated 70 satisfy he Wanss and tastes
wish 10 enjoy practical neat and comfortable homs
References:
0tideReistsr ehrssianssa, egoAetp pf the Crystal
Place, New York.
AZ smith. sschActsct. Baltimoee
John Wood, Esq., Philadelphia.
Henry Rarnnm, Ia, CA1caes.
AAseM Meilner, coal spssaew, 11nevuviule, ~.
Charles Heekscher, oVDul 1anee IaIp. Co.,
Woo4sS4o. p. ass mareh1Ajtfs
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MISC ELAN 0US.


Ohm GUY will attend 70 thu collccttan or ,l.trs
- ,a.s subscriptions for Newspapers. and do . Gen.
Refer 10 Burrows 4 Pr.ttyu.aa Couk 4 D.ll.0
foiah1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

eCLRCTlC PnYSICIAN-Ofacc on Brady street De-
tween I'd and 3d Residence ON Third street, be;
tween Main and Rrady. Special attention gwen 70
ehc treatment Of ScrotulA and other chrouic dis .
-. Davenport, Iowa. oc'Io
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

GEO. p. WB11TCOWU,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, Once on corner
Brady and 3rd sts- entrance on Ord sttest, thet
seuas - the Mayors Office, Davenport. janis
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m. KlLROlRN,

n. klLBOURN,
Reai R,tate Broker and Auct,oneer. VIII attend to
sAs sales Of City property, Lots, Lands Farms ee.,
a. Auction Once with Geo. L. Nichols, Land
Asent Davenport. octlo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-09

IfERljN6 Dslls for ~ end upward. Hor Ss
CscsS. Deo.. Barrow aud 90. Bautn
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AtE4. ". ncGRFGOR,
Nooovy Public 4 10s0YaDee Ages
Oacs DaaAins House As0reso,. La.es : Bsatuo
- ..-, "l-ut every 1uesd,y
huTaaaay md 6aiurdaya al o'et~k a 4 o.nser,,pg
Vth the y Psnl pssketp end The Railroads IL s,.ps
,1esve Ga na evefy Tuesday. Thursdsy ana sstur
~ u ~ . esocA AM cnAsertins with tho K.I,naa.
i psvrpp,Tt AMI q ck Island
TAI. hoas beng q light draushi snA n great .rea
my - seii-A opon sor making tonr,.cs "a a. sd.s,
6ea1
cFvf freight o. passage srpy on haarA
- 49, Aat.k -.s @ J J SMITH, csrfatN
krAh1nuH4r. Cterk (MssyISit.l
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NT1TIC,E.

THIS isso certify that The ecopArtnershp hsretelbr
i exiSing between the undeTslgncd under the
name ard style of Shcup b. kaow is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
An the demands outstanding in favor Of said arm
will BE- oolly ct.d by aid Slsoup.
BFSHOUP
A BARKALOW
70 The Forwarding and Commission business will
hereafter b. contioued BY Shoup Co, at the
SAME stand.
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p. h. u 4 10 ID n g..
@eorssv a,,d dealer In English, French and Gorman
Fancy 0oads, Hardware, &c. Keep slso constant
u on hand large assortment Of Groceries, Domes.
&c Dry Hoods, Hardware, &c, corner OF Second and
Harrison streets, Davenport, Iowa. octl5u
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CNAkIanaD lsle.
l1His ua%p""y espvYTtsSsai:sa ai:sae 'pssiss.s sis.s, on
- ~ .asc, 0N1MMdl NMVlK aesWn
. rnm. pOrsnatOm NMd Fire HSsks.
~ R.r.on.iLis R.IteS
Al NM, ,.,,iitinnal return rreminm ~ ~ CHr crus
viii bc r.d back u cigo eustners n the Cs ~ hs
yam rv,rerty and detachsd buildlug~v 0vorsiiS
.,,u,,,d may le insur,d AGAINST iost damage bs
ar. sr any i,,S,h of time from on' 70 nse yssrs. Il
,,w rates ~ premium. Ai titus AvVsl Ass1sss0v9t~
o. In Mutual Companies.
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO.
DIRECroRa.
Isasc UrdrshlN, Tls~, Perry, Wm = uess"s.
4 a Tvns w. T. Phelps, T. ~ x Rsotlsssv0a
r. Holland, Nm. f"oii, l., u""Ands
Wu,. y. Macon, MI TBourl,nd, J. y, ys'ssds.
Charles Holland.
OvviCERs.
isaac UEEsnMiIL prce h l.. T. YapEk AwC, VICE fscs.
CnAaLEs Ii,a.LAsp, Secv-tary.
JOUN ADAMS. Agent Tor kpak island. Davenport,
Molu.r and vluiiy. OGlr"-Mint~r's Briidsns ~
uUts street Rock l,ia,d Ot,cn In DswOvoSt at tbs
Ccnn,ins E,.Ia o:tLs State D~moeiat.
ma l7,kAWst