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OF the
New Qrleans Matual INSURANCE ccnapany.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-sTATE OF I,orIs1.
ANA-cITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
BE IT KNOWN That this day. twenty second of June
ia The Of Lord Eighteen Hundred Fifty Nine and
in the Eighty Third of American Independence, "a
Before me, AMEDEE DUCATEL, Notary Public duly
commissioned and and for this City Of
Orleans therein residing and presence Of undersgned
Witnesses,
Personally and appeared the parties whose
hercuno subscribed who declared that avang themselves Of
the provisions Of Act Of the Legislature Of this State en
tied Act for the organization of corporations for works of
public improvement and utility, approved March The esr
tseath eighteen hundred and 6avs they have
bind themselves and those whom they establish
an INSURANCE CoMPANY. for tho object and purposes
and under the obligations stpulaons and regulations foil
Ing, to wit:
ARfIeLAI.
This Comsany shall be established In the City Of New Or
Snd s e ssE GT fni x ~
Its operations about the FIRST day Of
October Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nine thereof
Years from he date ii hs Act. unless It's shall as
dated settled order Of oursh 4 the votes of the
e s ~ * Viz
the name Of the Company upon the margin.
A1rIcLs II.
The object and q this Company declared 10
buildings household furniture merchandise other properly
.po. vessels A
boats goods wares. specie bullion eennissions
Sottory and Interests and make al and
insurance appe!tain.g to connected with marine
They may themselves to W rensursd sgsinst any
. III
officer whom citations oher legal doeu
| ARfIeLE
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In addition to their share Of profits the business Of the
Company the original subscribers shall be entitled TO receive
Tor the rst special interest OF eight cent tho
ahS pr Of premiums credited their subscription noies
winch interest shall from the dates OF sneh credits until
the fifteenth day Of October Eighteen Hundred and Sixty.
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ARTICLE
n case any Certificate certificates Of profits shall net be
or ~ me parties entitled thereto, within three
thereo with all interest accrued thereon shall
pe 70 he credit OF the contingent the books
INC Company after public French Eng
an n TWO OF tue newspapers sshed this thirty
days which dvertisement shall the
certificate and the Of parties entitled 10 me same
DoNEAND rAssED 1. my Office i. New Orleans the day,
month and year hrst above written presence Of Messrs
ERNEST DUCATEL ard AMEDEE DUCATEL. Jr comp,.
tent Witnesses who have signed these presents with
the said parties and tho said notary after reading the
khole.
The original signed Victor Benit 1t Mauaon Caballero
Basuado, Lauve Mccall, A. Miitsnbergex 4 Co., j.
Wright h Co.. and others
ERNEST DUCATEL,
ANEDEE DUCATEL, JR.,
AMEDEE DUGATEL
Notary Public.
do hereby certify hs foregoing to be copy Of the
original act Of incorporation OF record and fe office
In faith wheresf have herouno set hand and axed The
seal Of sce Now Orleans this twenty third day Of
Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Nine.
o.." ANEDEE DuCATRL, Notary Fable.
The Recorder Of Mortgages for the parish and city Of New
Orleans hereby certify that the within has this day
been recorded In his oes Society Book 235 3s3
| JOHN HOLMES Recorder.
New Orleans, june ~, 1852 jys 4tocd
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and respective interest Of the parties TO this Act
h koGBEREAu AGO.,
1t. MILLAUDoN,
J.BURNSIDE CO.,
BARC0CK RHODES,
TRI.LDWES 4 CO.,
CAkALLERO 4 BASUALDO,
A. MILTEEBERGER CO.,
MONTGOMERY WHITE,
kEICHARD CO.,
HAGGEkTY BROS,
kETCHARD CO.,
CUTRER, HARRISON 4 CO.,
and others.
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cNGARH-A FEW eABANAa PRENsADOs to sasss q.
~ hveiss, fer sale Ia ARARELLI 4 co.,
myh 4 q 0sumsn stgsst.
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WILLY WALLACH-
ISL WILLIAM STREET. New York,
Importer Of Foreign Folio Letter and Note Papers and
vscpes; Rehbach's Celebrated Lead Pencs Red
rapes Gum Tickets Inkstands etc., eci Cardboards and
Cards Staple and Fancy Stationery generally, FOR THE
TRADE. jy2s 3meod
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Deal ESTATE AND SLAVES PUBLIC
N Register Of MCCERREN. LANDRY 4 co.
The snbscbevs opened Registry
Of Real Estate Slaves city country and invite
their friends public
they have for sale inscribed sin their
Register
No charge will be made for such registry.
The Books will be opened for examination by the public at
the saes-rooz Of the undersigned
MoCERREN, LANDRY CO.
corner ofP erdido F' n
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m Druggists and and all dsalerBin any Of The
articles the above catalogue, will and It their
vantage calling sending their orders above where viii
b found tie Of GENUINE PATlNY
MEDICINES The United States al the lowest prices
Plsaee aadrsss. ]. WRIGHT CO,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAHEHOU9y
A1AH Nos. ISL and II Ohartres street NeyOrlesns,
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JONAS BROOK AND BROTHERS.
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GLACE
Spool Cotton,
White Black and all coloEs.
Combining snoothness silk with the strength Of nen
aud for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY IN
RIvALLED For by tho principal houses New Orleans
Mobile and also 10 original by the manufacturers
agent VIM HENRY SMITH,
au1 1ykW 81 and "a vesey street, New York
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INSURANCE.
E REscEaNT
II MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW ORLEANS

Pursuant with the requirements Of their Charter the
GENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY make the fol-
lowing statement:
Amount Of Premiums received for the year ending
Seth Of June 1889 ssto,sis -
Amount Of Premiums lst Jaly 1855 leso oe
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

lof 500 volumes. Ore from North Spring
field of 100 scholars and $50 volumes II
their library. One from East Wallingiord
Of ll2 scholars and library OF 500 vol
umes. One from South Londonderry Of
1875 scholars and library of ample size
Remarks from various clergymen were
made, and at the opening of the afternoon
exercises an able address was delivered by
ex Gov. Fletcher of Cavendish. The Ches-
ter and Ludlow Cornet Bands were both
present and discoursed to the Convention
their usual amount of good music.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

A STREET SeENE.--The Montpelier
Freeman says that quite an episode took
place in that quiet village last week, which
would do credit to the great place called
.out vest" A couple of females, feeling
in>ulted by the remarks OF certain man
while they were passing, procured couple
Of raw-hides and, proceeded to chastise the
said offender in a manner highly satisfacto.
ry TO themselves, but rather unsatisfactory
to the mao, who in selfdelence "pi,ehed
in" to the great amusement of those whc
usually witness street scenes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

Common Roads, Rivers, Mountain Passes,
seats of former battles, with dates OF each
engagement also, LOD'bar9y, Fence 1eS-
CAM, Parma, Modsna, Lacca, and the
S.ates of he Church. These Maps are en-
rrayed on steel in superior manner, hand
somely printed upon heavy paper and
beautifully colored. Both Maps upon one
Sheet size % 10 inches.
These Maps supply want felt by the
multitude. and have been put at a price
within the reach Of all who desire TO be
well informed concerning the social, politl-
cal and military movements of Europe
Price, postpaid 80 cents. Published b,
JOHNSON & BROWNING, l72 William St
New York City.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01
Fourth Of July.

The anniversary of American lndepen-
dence will be celebrated in several defer
eut places in this State next Monday. All
Rutland there is TO be a grand military pa
rade and fremen's muster. The arrange
ments are OF grand scale.
In South Londonderry, there is to be a
Sabbath School Celebration, for which ar
engagements are being made on liberal
scale, and no doubt there will lie an inter-
eSting time.
AT Royalton Hoo. J. S. Morrill, delivers
the oraion. In the evening there will be
fireworks.
At Montpelier, they have military pa
rade and Mons. La Mountain makes bal
loon ascension. Celebration also take
place at Lyndon and Cabot. In other
States there will also be due share OF
powder and patriotism There will OF
course he the usual number of killed and
wounded. Through carelessneSs and acct
dents great sacrifice Of human life is
made annually on the fourth of July, and il
behoves all having the management Of
these celebrations to take all possible pre-
cautions to avoid such unfortunate occur
rences.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

ed, South Plymouth, at which place marks
of the encampment are now TO be seen
In another part of the town is cave well
worth looking into and the fine and beau
it'll scenery is lighIful. Those who have
thought Plymouth was place "out OF the
world and the bars put up" will perhaps
be surprised TO find so many good looking
farms. Some of the best butter and cheese
in Vermont is made in this town. But we
do not often intend to write lengthy arti-
Gle, and defer further common; at this
fine
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01
The Presidency.

Mr.. Douglas has entered his name AZ
candidate for The presidency in 1860. u
friends At Washington lave received Z.
following letter from him;
WASHINGTON. June 22d, 1853
My Dear Sir have received your y
ter inquiring whether my friends are 1t "
erly TO present my name 10 the Charle,Ie
convention for the presidential nominate
Before the question can be finally d 'aI
mined. it will be necessary to umiersi'e
distinctly upon what issues the canvas. 4 !.
TO be conducted. If, rs have iull 'a"
they will. the democratic party shall as'F,,
mine The presidential election OF lagO' u
adhere TO the principles embodied ~ Y
compromise measures of 1850, and the
by the people in the presidential elre lol'
1852, a reafiirmed in the kanzas- Nr"s
ka act OF 1854 aud iacoi porated la'o Y
Cincintaa platform in lS56.-as expoa.
I'd by Mr.. Buchanan IN his letter acirH''
the nomination, and approved BY ihe r.
pie; in that event nv friends Will DC
liberty to present my name TO the e''s
ton it they see proper to do so. H. gu 4.
contrary, il shall become the policy o.
democratic party. whi.h cannot anle'p.
ID repudiale these, their time honorra r.
ciples, on Which we have achieved 80 9'.
patriotic triumphs. and in li.u OF tiea
convention shall interpolate into me =,
OF the party such new issues as The IT,.
OF the African slave trade. or corr,
ional slave code, for the territories y
doctrine thai the constitution OF the W.
States either establishes or prohibl's y
ny in the territories beyond the pow
the people to eoni'ol il as other p'of'
ii is due TO eandor to say, that II SUI
event, | could not accept the nomlra's
rendered TO me. Trusting that tins 81 !,
viii be deemed sufficiently expiiel5
very respectfully, your friend,
10 J. d. Dorr, Esq
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

Tue DAY AFTER rue BATrLg-ns
fo.lowiag description Of the field Of b,rs
at Montebello by an eye witness is paintuui
interesting:
"Wiihin fifteen hours after the buth
was over, we entered Monticello, whr.
were only an adyarcri gnarl OF 10 lighi
Sardinian hnrSe. The city was still aimo,,
desert. The inhabitants Who had ar!
the day before at the approach OF the enc,
my's columns, we're returning tmilly OK
by oae, watching ami listning sharply g
lad out the condition OF their gols&
Corpses covered the approaches TO the ,0n
and filed the streets. those of the Ausrna
in the proportion Of 4 to Of he AlEs
While NJ. Gaildran, my fellew trayec
was skalching for ILLUSTRATION The scrrs
al the BATH, according TO the description
rhe Piedmontese officer, | went into 500
OF the houses.
Everywhere saw soldiers dead and II
in the attitudes IN which they had b-r,
struck. Bodies sirewu in pools Of bloa,
furniture broken, walls grooved by bsb
doors and windows smashed, boyonets be-
aud twisted mnskets which had been ne
as clubs; all this made up one Of that
scenes which are never forgotten.
| went TO the cemetery. 1t WIS lilea.I
filled with Ausirian., lying among b
graves. 1t i on ground elevated cotsils.
ably above The road, AMI has wall Wild
is pierced with grated Openings. 1t misa
almost be called furiifi alton. All ID
interpidily and iucrrdiblr dash Of our vi
iers was req tired to dislolge desPsrs
enemy with so little loss.
have seen the Austrian pr.oass
Many OF them are lIanglrun., and oPat
express their joy at being in our nnA
fhey tell, in tad Italian. incredible sora
Of their sutierings since the CAM aign oe
mrnce,l, AID Of the sorry state Of G!uai
army"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01
vermont News.

RAILROAD AcciDENT-We learn that
a Mr.. Grimes, an elderly man, formerly Of
New Hampshire, but now belonging TO The
town Of Shrewsbury, in this county. was
run over by gravel train on the X. ~ Is
Railroad, near Cuuingsville, on the III
inst. He was considerably bruised, and
injured internally, and one Of his arms was
badly smashed. He was attended by d.
Pond, OF this village, by whom the arm
was skillfully ampulated near ,he shoulder,
DIR. Horton OF Shrewsbury, assisting ia the
operation. Mr.. Grimes has tor some time
been in feeble health, and it was thought
that his injuries would prove fatal, but We
are glad to learn that he is now dong we'll
and is in fair way to recover.-R@iana
Heyald.
The following are the Directors of the
Wind-or County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company for The years l859-60; Dudley
e. Drni>on, Royal;on Rufus L. Fay
.Stockbr,d,e; Charles ). Raymond Bridge.
water; William w. Howard, Windsor
William NJ. Pingry, Memberships Nor
man Williams, 6 orge MelIish, Charles
Chapman and James Il. Jones, Woodstock
The Republicans of Addison County have
made the following nominations;
For Senator's Samuel p Nash, Alouza
G.. Allen. assistant Judges Harrison o.
Smith, Samuel L. Cook Pro5ate Judge
(Ne,c Hacet District Harvey Munsill
Probate Judge (AdLison District -Jacol
Conroe. High Sherif-Gaiu, \ Cola
mer, High BaLf-Wiliam Joslin STATE,
Attorney w. f. Bascom.
Mr.. Andrew johnson of WaitsfrId ha.
a COW that brought in three calves, June e
two of them weighing As lbs. each, anc
the other weighing 90 lbs. All doing we'll
John Messer of Bradford took strychnine
and mo!asses on Friday, then toll of it
The doctor pumped him out and on Sunday
he was well enough to be robbed, as he
says.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

GENERAL CONFERENCE.-THE general
convention of the Congregational Churches
of Vermont was held last week at Yer
gennes. 1t was an Interesting occasion rs
usual, and the reports show that larger adj
ditions have been made TO the churches du-
ring The last year than at any former tlme'
in any one year, within 20 years. The
following resolution was adopted and speaks
for ITSELF:
Resolced, That we fully approve the ac-
ton of II e American Tract society at B"s-
ton, in severing themselves from their con-
nection, with the American Tract Society
AT New York, for reasons which are well
known, and need not now be recited; and
we recommend to our churches TO give
their patronage 10 The Boston Society.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

MAP FOR THE TINES =" Cobon's Mgn =,
Europe full and reliable Map, show.
lhg the cheif Cities, Towns and VILLAGE.
also, the grand political divisions Of Kipo.
doms and States. The relative position
and b"ar;ng of one territory 10 another. and
the modes of communication and inter.
course.
"C0'fo",s hap q, Northern Haly." 7z.
Seat Of Var. This Map embraces the
whole Of Sardinia, which is now ;nv.d..d
and contested, by the great powers Of
France Italy and Austria. 1t shows at .
glance the small divisions in sard;n;. ,Lo
Cities, Towns and Villages. Rail Roads
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

resort her mother was sent on TO pcrsro,-
her, but she firmly refused. On b.r
turn the mother was shipped South. ana !,
is believed the girl would have gone IN ~
same direction, had she returned. 1'
A few DAYS since the father, accor..
MED by hard looking customer. both aI p"'
ed with revolvers. called TO see the a
The girl was not alarmed, but her irss.I.
were, believing the design was 10 Kid
her, and they speedily kicked up suel !
rumpus that a large crowd was soon ;,
tracled to the spot. The Vireinmns ~
EMMY protested their pacific intentiop.e
the father protesting that he had come J,
visit the girl and pay her bills, without AM
intention Of taking her away that, IN s,g
ne had emancipated her, but deed of emao
cipation which he exhibited proving invalid
on examination, this statement onl exci,.5
! suspicion.
AT this stage Of the proceedings an e,.
cited negro appeared on the scene and vav.
new turn TO affairs. lie declared Tho,
the mother of the girl was his wile-bs
having married her subsequent 10 the birI
of The girl and lived with her f,ur,es,
years. that he had partly paid for her trr.,
dom; that III had detected between his WI.
aud her master sundry peccadilIoes. and
that according TO the law in The Sikh.
case. be had a right to Kill the gcntlemn
and meant 10 do il instanter.
llerrupon the Virginians took refuge
neighboring house. where lhey suppIa.
It'd in piteous terms for pro eciion from II.
wrath of lhe furious black. After cor,a
cradle excitement, a compromise was ]:
fected, the Viiginlans and the negro su.
renderi G the weapons into the hands q
third parties. The Virginians were lbs
escorted to the river where their revoly-,
were delivered up to them. So anxog
were they to reach "O'i Virginia's shoe
that they offered fifty dollars to the lerry.
man if he would land them s'sal,.ly on III
other side" beft re the dalkey could get It
them. We are happy to say that the Vi.
ginia gentleman has since sent to n
daughter a genuine deed Of manum.s.os
and >he is now FREE. She is almost wlie
intelligent and handsome, and would bring
a good price in the Southern market.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

The Charleston News decIars that if the
d morratic national convention hesiiates
about congressional slave code for the
territories, or f there is danger of the NOM
ina ion of Douglas, The southern drleg ttes
will recedr, and nominate for themselves.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune says
'Judse Douglass letter is denounced as
dic'atori"l by The administration and many
democrats, and considered inpoilic by his
own friends. 1t must increase the D rty
schIsm, aud if adopted as the basis of a
northern wing 10 ACT upon, will rupture tile
Charleston convention. The opposition is
much indebted to Mr.. Douglas for this
manifesto"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

The "Great Republic Monthig.-We
have received the July numbrr of this
hehutitul work. The literature of til,
m igazine is Of the highest grade, as well
as being beautifully illu>trat, d. The lead
i"g article for this mouth is "Yalparai,o. y
being iu'l descripio of the harbor and
town. This magazine is published by Oak
smith x Co., New York. and may be had
Of Ii. G. Bates at the dep t.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

DEATH ORA REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER.
Mr.. Sawin, of West Windsor, a Revolu-
tionary soldier, died on Thursday OF last
week. His funeral was on Saturday, and
attended by the Cavendish Light Inf,ntry
under Capt. Deane. Re was 100 years of
age and would have been l01 if he had
lived till September. A brief and very
appropriate address was delivered, after the
funeral by j. @. Hawkins, Esq, in Which
he gave biographical sketch of the de-
ceased.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

SABBATH School CoNvESTIoN-We
meant 10 have noticed at the time the Sab
bath school Convention of the Baptist de-
nomination and others held week before
last at MI. Holly. but the copy got mislaid (;
There we're nine schools reprrsenied-three
belonging to Mount Holly-numbering over
two hundred scholars with interesting IL
braries owned by each. Three belonging
10 Chester, numbering over three hundred
scholars, and more than 62S volumes in the
three libraries. One from Plymouth Of
seventy-ive scholars and good library. One
from Ludlow of POO scholars and library
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

THE CRoPs. Our trip TO the gold dig.
ging' gave US an opportunity to observe the
crops TO limited extent. English grain
generally looks well. Corn is small now
but of good c ,lor and the warm weah her is
bringing it forward rapidly. With favora.
BILE weather in July and August the corn
crop will be equal to the average at least
Grass is backward, but abundant. In MANY
instances the crop will be more than the
average.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

Tue VERMONT GOLD MINEs.-The
Bellows Falls Times, and several other
journals in and our of The State are not on
" injulcious, bur deserving of crnsure. for
lending lh,ir columns TO the vile purpose
of drum ing upa Pixies Peas" excite
ment to the Plymouth gold dggings. -Rmt-
hnd Courier.
The Courier is mistaken so far as the
TINES is concerned. We have 'drummed
up" no excitement. 1t is true that we
have kept our renders well posted as to all
news from Plymouth gold diggings and shall
do so hereafter, but there has been no
statement made in the TIMES which is not
true and which we can not prove TO the full
est extent We are aware that some of
the city press, which have a special fac
ulty for fixing up news from country papers
as though it were original with themselves,
have told some stories which were nutori-
ously untrue for which we have given no
foundation, aud are in no way responsible.
ChC PdpCi hud ~ etOi ihe'L iai @S pai v
started f,om this place, and another that
there were 200 miners at work, &C., all of
which is untrue. There are at this time
some 40 or so at work in the mines, so of
whom we visited personally last Tuesday,
and which is as large number as has ever
been at work at any one time. If our
ne shbor of the Courier will make visit
10 the mines, he can easily satisfy himself
We reported the Curriers' case to the min
ers, and if The editor will call upon Sawyer
& Eddy. and r,port who he is, we'll vouch
for him cord al and gentlemanly reception
They are making from So 10 Sl5 and more
per day. We have no other desire in the
premises than to state things precisely as
they are, and shall ''drum" nobody to 90
there even though gold should be found b.
the bushel We shall state facts and our
readers may draw their own conclusions.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

TowNsHEND.-A lad about A years Of
age named Richardson, on the lllh inst.
was brought before VIM. r. Skater Esq.
of Townshend, on grand jurors complaint
for setting fire TO his fathers buildings
Judge Stoddard appeared for the State, and
R. w. Dean Esq, for the respondent
The court ordered bail in the sum of $500
for The boys Appearance at County Court
in default of which he was committed ia
jail at Newfane
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

CO The unterriied democracy of this
County have called their County Conven-
ton at Fayetteville, on Saturday, July 9th.
They have usually announced Connect
cut lnger<ol to speak on these important
occasions bit thi' year they announce their
poetical candidate for governor who they
say will positively be present.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-01

. ssy The article on the outside entitled
"Tbe Vision Of Rachel Razor" is original
the usual line indicating il at the top hay-
ing been left off by mistake.