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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02
FIRE PROOF SAFE

Manufacture is divided into two classes, viz:
THE MARYLAND PArENT-as one classi
ALI OTHER DESCRIPTIONS OF MANU-
FACIUEE--thc other class.
THIS, fwo cfasses d,Gcr N vRaiiy important
po'nt
Experience and mechanical skill have produced
in this latter class artclc" its requirements in
only five out of the six sides of the Safe.
Experience has also shown tho cause, in tho nut
mCrous cases of this class of safe having been
burned, TO hc the heat being conducted by
the iron, indispensable in the construction of
the door and doorway, directly upon the inside
wood casing of the safe thereby proving this class
unreliable in ali emergencies
THE MAITLAND PATENT has proved to be
as fire proof in the front or door side in either
one of its other sides, by constructing the door
and door way of non-eonducting material in place
Of the iron, rs used on the other class of safes
that the inside wood ease is a. wholly cut oil from
communication Of heat through this side as il
there was opening there. thus rendering it
prot against any heat less than salicieut to melt
the niass Of iron and stone.
NJ. d. BIGELOW & ANSON HARDY,
- School street. BOSTON, MUS,
Manufacturers and proptictars Of the
MARYLAND PATENT SAFE.
y. X. SAWYER, Agent, Ellsworth.
sGy"onc of the aboye safes is on exhibition Mt
the .ip,sfifap Uncc. 1yl3
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IltNNEWELS
CELEBRATED
TGLU ANODlNE.

tn -r.lt N'urll &c ErUo,ly and Material htUn calls
fur st.ft attention. and interest, hcius irs" q, Opium "a
i,r,tt,t tli,,s tem o amy hut It, strictly 'ts''-
bl anil medical properties. tuf NcdrAl-t ten1tsh'
cut, f-th AMI E'r Ache, Srt at Complaint h''l''
a IIn, or Stun,ch Rose ct Hay tyyer, CAtatrh, aud
All i8iuar Nervous Complaints.
F6r los. Of sls, Chronic Nervous li.d Ae', So
Head Ache it has 81" anal, ASH IN Nhieh We oir esu-
fppfil,s from nutouhted sources
sar pJlrium fr ucus II ia Sure Remedy.
taf Bowel Complaints, ,ueluHs Cholera M"rHs, u Is
,.rIiil, al,it.,l ia only r'mnsius the paths hut
IT,. ,, pt,-ie great contrast with oP"a, witch I't
sf, soustiIe- and druss thH system, but uith-s l'e
tttn,,ly sor-s tntn the dis. nsr.
Fpa m, ,ic4ns ask attention, and on demand For
a or Trial BOTTLES will BE- sent developing in Ito An
.y n, ara ppatr which ha. long h'cu wanted and IA We
,sl Kcnedy such rs entirely one central Pfn-
rple 49,, r.. p,.i.
or cSpiauailon without " POSTAGE lanps
Prtcs-Iargc Cough Remedy, 80 cents per bottle
Small %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02

Rev. Gears= i Williams after an NJ
sencc Of nunlst ii yelrs-thc last thrsa
ar four spent in Kingston, Mus i, ha- retnrn-
ell to iIainl.lcu ON The Penah-cpt aud taken
charge OF thu BAPTIST Church in that flace.
The church had h.rn clpzad a YEAR aud ! halt
when Mr.. " preached, = lew >ahbaths since
The house WIS WILL filled
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u | r. d.


Ell.worth-22i ult. Mr. Ezra Davis agci IT.
years.
EHswaslb- eth, James, son Of Mr.. George
6rant, asc'i ycar.
Mar,a,rle-2' 18th uIt., poreus Penny. aged "a
vcafs
GfeWer=oet 10Th, pudleyc. oakcs, aged -
sctrs
uallen=oct, :, Mr.. Susan, wife OF Isaac Glow.
lev aged - years.
E,nser-pet. 18th, Mrs. Sarah, wife of Daniel
t'reeey, Isl. formerly ct foxcroft.
lett fait6cii-2ith ut, Mr.. Stlllman Gordon
aged - years
East Mschia.-15ti ut., Mrs ApThia, rclict Of
tn tto .lbtnh Fastcr, a,ci - yours.
tharis'tc-etth ult, Mr.. joseph rarhell, aged
about - year..
pcxtcr-1lh inst siuasa {, only son Il John
. anil Econece Whittenorc aged T. years and =
months
Sod twick-ost. 5th Mrs Mary Jane, wife Of
Lewis urinlrll. aged 3 ye,rs.
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OLD MOREHOUSE BITIERs.

~ ANrED by the subscriber, a school to com
w mcucc about the lniIdlc Of November.
1t ElGEk LORD.
Ellsworth Oct. 20, $50. JWiO
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GROVER & BAKERS
NnTSEI.ESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

HE undersigned, Cercymcn of various denominations
l having purchased and used i'll our families 90 GRO
YER BAKERS Celebrated Family Sew ing Machine"
take pleasure recommending it instrument fully
combining the essentials Of good machine Its beauti-
full smpicy of management, and the strength and
clastcy of its stch unite to render il nacine
passed by any in The market and one which We feel CON-
icn Will gave satisfaction to all who may purchase and
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st. hnthony's Fire. Rose or ErysipcIns,
JCtfcr aud salt kht am, ScU1d Head,
Iingworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
IterImc Ilccrnt ION. Ecnmlc Disehses.

DR.. ! Il :. Claiming, # New York city, writes ="
most ehccfllY comply with the request u your agent in
say iuE have found ShiSainri most excellent
nltcr ttve in TIN numerous complaints for which we
cnplY snt remedy. but especially in HH1ic DISEASES
# the SCrpfnuus datli as have cured many nveter
ate uf Louc1rtn.i l,r IT, aud where the
riau cause, 10y liberation, Of the ,felfs. The ulcer
alton itself cucl. Nothing within my know
e'g" equals it for th"se female ,cr.iu ,enents'
Edward = Marrow, of Acwluiy. Ala. writes, :" dan
hiHi0F al the females In family
with bad ,efiad all the rrnetes could employ. has
length been completely cured ty your Extract Of Sar
saIrt. Our UlS -ciau Thought nothing hut cXtirpa
lion could naiI relief but he advised the trial of Your
SasHIaiilIa TIM last resort before Cntting and it
proved crrtual. Aner tuin. your remedy eight weeks
no syufl,fGm ri ttr t,c1 20 rCn1iuS.'
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
CANCERS CURED.
By JAMES REDEEM.
Read The following certificate;

Read the following certificate;
TO all those persons afflicted with
cancers or cancerous tuners, woul,
advise them to go Immediately to JANE
REDEEM Esq, at Redden's Gross Roads
in Sussex coudty, four miles this sice
Of Georgetown, on the State Road. who
can positively and radically cure them
without fail, ifrot too far gone. ! had a
cancer on my face for six years stand
ing, which he killed in few minutes
had previously taken the advice Q
several eminent physicians, some sd-
yised Tue to have it cut out, others to
ct it alone. it would never be the cause
of my death. 1t was very troublesome
and gave me great uneasiness of mind
as well as some pain. accidentally,
while in Wilmington, heard that Mr..
RcddeH could cure them. i came home
aad Immediately fixed up and went
down; he operated on it. | came home
and in three weeks it came out "root
and branch" and in six weeks it was
entirely well, and has remained so for
six months. / publish this certificate
for no earthly interest only for the sake
of suffering humanity.
THOMA s MARIN.
Appoeuinimink Hd., N. Castle Co:
O-3m. Delaware
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
CLIMAX GRAIN FAN

warrant this Great Fan to clean any
kind Of grain or seed, with less trouble
and easier. on the operator, than the best
Faa Of your knowledge, for$25. They
are "a inches in width; five Riddles 20
by ID inches, and they have an easv
end motion. Other fans have a side
motion. In this fan the bottom of the
hopper shakes and feeds itself if desired,
and the wind is so conveyed upward
that the chaf uever strikes the riddle,
so they will clean wheSt or other grain
without riddle if desired, and take out
the cheat, coekel and smut. Therefore
sell them as better Fan than any
other pattern, and if they are not l re-
fund The money. They will chaff 5
bushels of wheat per minute. They
took the premium in Delaware, Penn-
sylvauia, New York, New Jersey, and
everywhere that they have been tried,
over all others.
Price $25.
Efg~CORN SHELTERS for horse
power, warranted to shell with ease loo
bushels per hour, separating the corr
from the cobs,3 sizes and diferen
patterns. Hand Shelters, single anc
double, the very best.
Heavy and light machinery, of any
kind, made aud repaired.
d. Castings'of any kind for steam
Engines. Saw or grist Mills, Gearing
and shafting, Spindles, Gudgeons, boret
and fitted ready for use. | have ial
set of Patterns, and Castings, always OF
hand for repairing Horse Powers. AL
work warranted.
Oven aud Spider Lids aud stow,
Plates always on hand.
GEO. S. GRlER,
Iron Founder and Machinest, Milford
Del.
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GentIcmeh's
FURNISHING GOODS,

ever offered on this Peninsula. The
proprietor being Practical Tailor, en-
ables him to guarantee every article sold
at his establishment to be as recommend
ed or the money refunded. My stock
consists of every kind Of Clothing and
gentlemer's Furnishing Goods. apper-
tanning 10 a gentleman's wardrobe. |
have also the best assortment of Cloths,
Cassimeres, and Vestings, all of which
| have made up to order in the latest
prevailing fashion, and warranted to ex-
cell that of any other establishment on
the Peninsula, as | employ none but
the best city workmen to get up my
bespoke work. My customers in Sus-
sex, and the people in General. are invi-
ted iopay me visit, or send on their
orders, and | will convince them that
my clothing is better made and better
goods than any other establishment in
the State for the same price. Call next
door to Parvis' Hotel, on WALNUT ST.,
and see lift is not so.
P. W. HALL.
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The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
THE CHEAP BOOK
STORE

IN PHILADELPHIA, is at No. 224
North Second street, (between Race g.
Vine streets. Established nearly a
quarter of century ago!-and still con-
tinues on the principle of tho "nimbls
sixpence," &c.
Constantly on baud, and sold 10 coun-
try merchants, booksellers, store keep
ers, public and private schools, collie
ges, academies, teachers, &C., at whole
sale, and. to everybody at retail:
All kinds OF School Books, latest
editions.
Fools cap. letter and note Papers,
States and slate Pencils,
Carmine, red, black and blue Inks,
Letter and note Envelopes, in great
variety,
Copy Books, cyphering and compo-
sition Books, ~
Blank account and memorandum
Books, manv sizes, different qualities,
and various prices,
Steel Pens and pen Holders,
Wrapping Papers and bonnet Boards,
Almanacs, Diaries, Lead Pencils,
Writing Sand,
Rewards forschools, and everything
else--besides family, school and peck
ct Bibles, hymn books, prayer books
together with large stock of Books il
every department of Literature, and SUI
tied to every taste.
IGG-A All at the very lowest Net Gasf
Prices. -AZ
~ LEARY, GETZ &. co.
. W Publishers and Booksellers,
No, 224 North I'd street, PHILAD'A
EG Particular attention paid to al
orders by mail.
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advertisements.
Something NOVet
IN T Q W n.
DR.. P. W. SMITH & BRO.
Have opened
Drug Store
~7,t eiat aaf t.Hisfils
IN GEORGETOWN, DELL,

II. the Store House on the square,
formerly occupied by M. Rench, Esq.
y They are prepared TO sell Drugs
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL, at very
LOW PRICES. In addition to a
large stock of Pure Drugs, they have a
VARIED ASSORTMENT
Of articles usually kept i'll such an es-
Enlistment. Among their stock may
be enumerated,
Paints, Oils, ! we Stufs, Glass,
Spices Varnish, Combs, Wall,
Shoe, Paint, Clothes, Shaving,
mail and Tooth Brushes; Soaps,
of an endless variety; Tobacco,
and Segars, very superior; Pa
tent Wheel Grease, Concentra-
ted Lye, Hair Dye, Perlumery
Hair Oils, Extra Pomades, Su-
perior Extracts, very fine Co
lognes, Pearl Powder, Rouge
Balls, Infant Powders, Aroma
tic, Vinegar, Pink Saucers
Frangepanna, Marchella, Vic
line Strings and Fixtures, Pa
tent Medicines,
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
JAMES P. BARKER,
GeOrdetOaUal, Del.

Is now prepared to clothe the naked,
feed the hungry, and administer to the
wants of every person in this commu-
nifty.
He has the best assortment of Goods
ever offered for sale in this county, at
prices to suit the times, such as black,
blue, brown, olive, and dahlia Cloths,
for dress and frock Goats; black, blue
and brown Beaver Cloths for Over
Goats; Cassimeres of various styles and
patterns for Pants; plain, black and fan
cy Grenadines; fancy Cashmeres; plain
and fancy Velvets and Silks, of every
description, for Vests; all of which can
be made in the neatest style at short no
| To- --- ~
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c 0 4 Z 0 I {

which for cheapness and brilliancy
of light surpasses every other. illum-
inator yet discovered. There is no
more danger in using it than the
common whale oil. L have a good
supply of coal oil and fluid Lamps,
Shades, &c. Fluid lamps altered to
burn coal oil, at reasonable price.
PureESpices always on hand, and
any article in the above line.
The best Segars IN town are to be
had at my store. 's
Orders by mail or otherwise,
promptly attended to. Ho.h
Persons ordering goods by mail
will please state the price, and will
send them as good an article for the
money as can be had anywhere.
R@~ Country stores supplied with
Oils, Essences, &C., at the lowest
prices.
44-tf. JACOB Y. FoULK.
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1859.
1859. 1859.
MIX HORSE POWERS.
ANEW TANSAlNG MACHlN
GEORGE s GRIERa
MILFORD. DEL.
MILFORD, DEL.

They work well with any numbered
horses from to 8, and are warranted
not to break. by 8 horses; the only ma
chine that is warranted not to break.
DEscRIpTIoN:-The main wheel does
not turn, but stands stationary, with a
double row of cogs, and 5wheels gear
ing directly into it, with Is cogs al
bearing equal strain; there are 10 wheels
in the machine, 5 of them run with
their hubs in oil cups. E
warrant the machines TO do good
work with A horses; and they are so
constructed that they cannot be broken
by tLreshing out wheat, rye. oats OF
corn.
PRICE, from $50 to sIo5 for Horse
Powers.
THRESHERS ALL IRON!
/ have Threshers which | warrant t.
thresh and fan so bushels of wheat pei
hour, ready for market. Price 500
Also Threshers with or without seper
ators with 20, %, and 30 inch cylln
der, either close or open, of Iron, witt
the the teeth all put In with screw ant
anut on each tooth, so that they canno
fly out. warrant them to thresh cleai
and cut no grain, and give satisfaction
to the purchaser. Price from 25 to $50
GgBELTING Of all widths, war
ranted not 10 stretch, and perfect,
straight, with only one JOINT, and an,
length required; the heat of the sun no
the rain does not effect it. 1t is NOR
durable than leather, at less price.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
GET A GOOD LIKENESS.

The undersigned announces to the
citizens Of Georgetown and vicinity,
that he has taken a room in the
COURT HOUSE, and is prepared to
take all kinds of LlKENESSES in the
best style, fiom so cents up He has
on hand all kinds of gilt Frames for the
parlor, and fine Gold LOCKETS.
Persons desiring a good likeness, at
low price, slionld not fail to embrace
this opportunity. Call sooE as my
stay will be short.
J. S. GRAHAM.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19

$50 a month and expenses paid
An agent is wanted in every town
and county in the United States, to
engage in a respectable and easy
business by which the above profits
may be certainly realized. For
further particulars, address DR.. j.
Henry Warner, corner 18th street
and Broadway, New York City, en-
closing one postage stamp.
41-3m.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
N O TICE.

Was committed to the Public Jail
of Sussex County, as a runaway
slave, Ohio Nelson, who claims to
be the slave of Thomas Bradley, of
South Carolina. Notice is hereby
given, that unless said slave is claim
ed within six weeks, he will be dis
charged from prison.
WM. LoFLAYD, Sh'Hf.
Jan. 2, 1860.-6w.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19

GALE & BX.Aia1NH,
The new and large stock of Goods
just received, and which are selling
very fast, at the cheap store of M.
p. G. JONES g. co.
AT FOULKS IL.
DRUG, PERIPHERY, MUSIC
AND VARIETY STORE, ~
East side Walnut St., 8 doors be-
low Pariis' Hotel, ha1o
AT FOULK,S
MILFORD, DEL,

May be found large and well Sc
lected stock of Pure Drugs, Medi-
cines and Chemicals, together with a
varied assortment of Perfumery,
Fancy Articles, Piano Music, Musi-
cal Merchandise and musical Instru-
ments, such as Violins, &C from 70
cts. to $40; Accordeons, Flutes, Fla
geolets, Flies, Banjos, Tamborines,
Tune Forks, &c. &c.
My stock of Perfumery is very
large, consisting of Extracts for the
handkerchief, of over so kinds and
styles, at from 6 cts. to 81 so per
bottle; also Toilet and Cologne Wa
ters. aa,i,isg.
Toilet Powders, Meen Fun and
Meen Fun Balls, a new and fine ar
ticle for lady's toilet; Vinegar
Rogue and Rogue Balls.
Soaps of every kind and variety,
Camphor and Elyerine Soap, to pre-
vent hands from chopping. asI
Ladies Cabas and travelling Bags,
Port Folios, from so cts. to SO each.
Ladies aud gentlemen's Port
Mounaies and Pocket Books.
Tooth, hair, hat, cloth, crumb,
nail, infant, lather, and other Brush
es. .5s .As st 80
Buffalo, India rubber and horn
tuck, side, puff, bennett, pocket,
dressing and other Combs.
Diaries for 1860, Ledger, Memo
randum and other blank Books.
Fancy and plain Letter Paper and
Envelopes, cap, drawing, and tissue
, Paper
Pocket Knives, Razors, and Razor
| Strops.
q PARTICULAR ATTENTION
is called to my superior article of
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19

NoTrcE.-The subscriber offers
to rent for the year 1860, a Farm
in Dagsborough Hundred, contain
ing about $50 acres, convenient to
church, schools, and market, stu
ate near the Aims House. Apply to
EDWARD MARVEL.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
JEWELLERY STORE.

JEWELRY STORE.
VIII be opened by VIM. H. SCOTT,
on the 26th day of October, at
LAUREL, opposite Woottsn's HO-
tel, where he will offer the citizens
of Laurel and vicinity, a rare chance
to procure all kinds of
CLOCKS, WATCHES g. JEW
'aa ELRY,
of the most fashionable styles. Ev-
cry article to be as recommended.
N. B. Particular attention paid
to Repairing Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry. e hs
l would also take this opportuni-
ty of informing my numerous friends
and customers, that will continue
to keep on hand large stock Of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &C., at
Milford, Del. 1o,..
no. 38-6m. A. N, HALL.
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NO TEC h


The firm of P. @. Jones g. Son is
dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be settled by VIM. +.
Jones, who is authorized to close up
the old accounts. Persons indebted
to said firm are requested to come
forward and make settlement on or
before the first day Of January next,
or the accounts will be placed in The
hands of an officer for collection.
P. G. JONES & SON.
N. B. The business will be contin-
ued at the old stand, by P. Q. Jones
& Co., who are thankful to the old
customers of the late firm for their
liberal patronage, and would solicit
continuance Of the same.
44-3m.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
FAMILY MEDICINES,

All of DIR. d. Jayne's, Ayers, Wright's,
Rowand's, Perry Davis Pain Killer,
aid choice lot of Drugs, Essences,
&c., from the celebrated Drug Store of
E. Bringhurst. In fact Barker has a
balm for every wound, a cure for every
ill. Call and see him; he will do you
good, and give you the worth of your
money.
No. 45--tf.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
gI,0THI.'NGx

% A large lot Of Ready Made ClO-
thing of every kind, consisting of
Over Coats, Dress Coats, Cashmere
Coats, Satinet Coats, and Vests of
all styles, which we will sell cheap
for cash. Call and see.
as- WII.LIN & MORRIS.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
PEREuMERY.

Every variety oi Fancy Soaps, Elk
tracts, Cologues, Bay Rum, Hair Dye,
Whisker Grower, Hair Tonic, and
every article to complete the Toilet.
Tobacco, Snuff, Segars and Pipes,
Shoe Backing superior article.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
Groceries,,

Consisting of Coffee, Essence of Coffee,
Chocolate, Tea, Sugar, Molasses,
Flour, Buckwheat, Butter, Cheese, So
da and water Crackers, Soap, Fluid,
Csndles, Salt, Pepper, Mustard, Soda,
Rice, Nutmegs, &C., also Powder, Shot
and Gun Caps.
G0NEG9gG0@AATo.
Fancy and plain Candies, Foreign
Fruits, Cakes, Nuts, Fire Crackers,
'Torpedoes, and every kind OF Fancy
Goods for Christmas and New Years
presents.
The Messenger. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1858-18??, 1860-01-19
SEMERIM YNRlgYsp a

No. 3s--3m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17

An IsGrsIous SURGICAL OPER,rIos.-A young
man from Enfield, N H., had his arm badly broken in
q thrt shng machine about four years ago. Although
the arm was properly attended TO- the bones did NOT
unite. During the year following the patient under
went two severe surgical operations for relief the last
being performed b. DIR. Warren, in the Massachusetts
General Hospital, but without success. In June last,
it being ever three years after Le Accident, Dr.. SAD
son performed ths following operation the arms
The bones were cut down and exposed, aud small
portion rem owed from the end of each fragment These
ends were then pierced with gimlet, and through the
holes wss passed stout silver wire, which Was
twisted in such manner AZ TO bring the Fragments
closely and firmly together. The wire was thus al
lowed 10 remain for number OF weeks, when II was
removed, and the bones were found TO be grown To-
eether. The patient went home the sixth week
with the quite strong letter recently received
from him states that he had been work two months
and that his arm is strong and well as ever.
IRuland CsaIisr.
In case before Justice Conlon, the other day, in
indianapolis wherein physician claimed pay from
snother for visiting bis patient 81 his request, Il
shown in evidence that IL was q custom with phys
clans not 10 make charge for Whiting ano,hers paeu,s
when requested by the stefan in attendance 20 do
The Justice held that custom made law, aud that Tho
complaining physician would have 10 abide the rules
and regulations of hls profession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-17
snsnranfe Companies.
METROPOLITAN
vi FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
no. los BROADWAY,
coRygR OF PisE-sT NETWORK

CASH CAPITAL..............,... $500, 200
This Company having cash capital ereeedsd By hoss Of
other Companies 20 insure ell kinds Of Per
sobs Property Buiding- Ships In port snd their Cafgoes
terms low consistent with tina security OF the Insurers
and the insured DmEcTons;
JAMES LORIMEK GRAHAM, President.
JOSEPH b. VAnNUA, HENRY V. BUTLER,
LEONARD APPLEBY JOSEPH II. VARNUI, JR.,
EpFDiK H. WtLCOTT JAS LOR. GRAHAM, ia,
WILLIAM X STRONG. BOWES r hIclLVAIHE,
MQaFS TAYLOR, GILBERT l.. BEECKAfAN,
JAMES o. SHELDON, JOHN G. HENDERSON,
DANIEL PARISH LORRAIN FREEMAN,
0IJsTAVUS A. CONOyER, EDWARD MACOMDER,
MARTIN BATES JE, WATSON Y. CASE,
DUDLEY ID. FULLER, CHARLES r. APPLBbf,
PASCHAL w. TURNKEY, SAsII- ID. BRADFORD, ia,
FRANKLIN H. DELAE0.
EDWARD A. srANSBURY Secretary.
RoByHr C. RArHBosE Asst Secretary