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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
Windham County Court,
September Term,
n 1Cel


windham County Court,) WIN. c. BRADLEY,
September Term,
A D. 1859 LEWIS NJ OLCUTT.
WHEREAS at present this Court, William c.
Bradley OF Westminster, In said County, brought his
hook against Lewis VI. 0lcutt Rocking
ham, In said of Windham,
handing the of s0)00 balance Rook accounts be-
them And appearing that said 0cutt has not had
notice of this suit it is ordered by the Court that
this suit be continued to the next term Of this Court to be
held Sewane within and for said County the second
Tuesday April D. 1860 and that the Plaintiff notify
the Defendant of the tendency Of this suit and the Of
this which the continued by publishing the
substance of his writ with this order for three weeks
cessivey in the Bellows Falls Times printed at Rocking
said County, the hast pub cation to be at least six
weeks previous said April Term which publication
will be d, emed sufficient notice said defendant appear
and make defence o said action L. TYLER. Clerk
}. D. BRIDGMAN, Atty. 6S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
MARRIAGES.

In Windbam-Jan. 81. nv Rev. W L. Ficknel of North
springfeld- Mr. GILBERT J. FRANCIS proprietor Of the
Windhzn.
r, N -st yessle ss 6 by R-~- " Erhsii, Mr.. W
~. hAskELi. OF Neattersief- aud Miss NELLIE
AMANDA tR asE ass .tcr q Mr. Aile tlexs. Of Spring
hsd. SP'i"e
IN Ludlow FEB :, by Fee A. Y. Clark Nc DAN l.
los.
In Woodstock, E-s- 8 ~ Req " Eiaaer. Mr. ANDREW
= PINNEf II Piysnssssk- aud ki-s LUCK A. ROYCE Of
Reading
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

ground hope ! may mol call down upon
my unprotected head that "twofold damna-
lion" which Mrs. Mason of Virginia has
Warned Mrs. l.. Maria Child Of Massachu-
ecus to take unto herself. woa'd much
rather hold the Olive branch Of peace over
the head Of my Virginia sister, who deals
ont "chaity' 10 her siaces, until the threat
ening earthquake of dissolution that seems
10 be shaking the Southern part of our con-
fcderacy, shall have burst and sundered for
ever our long cherished sisterhood.
M A VERMONT WOMAN.
LUDLOW, Feb. 5, 1860.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
STATE OF VERMONT. ! The Hon. Probate Court

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate Court
pIsT OF WESTMINSTER s. for said District. To all
nerSons concerned Greeting.
! Whereas II ARRIsoN O. o HOWARD, Guardian of Lyman
Eige Farmer minor residing in Grafton. In said dis
trir has made application writing 10 said repre-
sntip that Il would be beneficial the interest Of his said
whole the real estate Of said ward siiua
ted in said Grafton being about Of land,
H. raise funds for the support and main
his said ward and PRAYING for cense TO sell said
real estate. You are hereby notified that this Court will de-
eide upou said application al the session thereof 10 be held
nj Inn A. X Wilder. in Rockingham IN said district
on the first Wednesday March, A D. 1867. when and
where you may be heard the premises you ft
BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
cr,nor F.h . Isen
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
DEATHS.

In s-cokHne. FEB. S. CHARLEY e son Of Jacob and
ssysA Hush. aged n years. months and " slsv-.
In Bratieboro, Jan. %, FRED oniy of C. L. Whit
n~y- aged year.
In wardwell, \. Y, Jan. p. Mrs LAURA y WENDELL.
seed - II months aud "A days wife Of Austin
" Nendei and daughter Of the late Sida-y Mend.l
Brid--warsr. Vt
In andoser, Feb .. Infnt Son Lorruzo and Loors.
Stcarn-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
STATE OF yERMoNrL

wHrREss at tn. pr~rrt term Of this tnrt samu.l
billings Of Rockingham In said County, brought his action
of Book account iBst LAWS oicutt sncLng-
ham, demanding the uf Sii0fo hnare- hook .~.
ronis h.iw Them ant as Summoned the Rank Of Eel.
lows faii- ne Trsst-- - sxii oicust
And Appearing that said oiruft has
natice 81 this Suif u T. ordered by this Court that this
suit he continued 10 tho fn- rou,t 10 h. he.
NJ Newfane IN and FIR sad county A
II april D. 1874 aud that the PIaiatT notify III. NJ
rnsnt 81 fr rriney - this suit aud Of the this
Court u which thu Is continued. by publ ling t,,s
sus1ncc q his writ with this three e., .,r
ssTrs ia tir Fellow Falls Tincs Pint kinrb.u,
Htred. the tas publication 20 h. six weeks mr..
vina 10 sai next srrsl Term whirh p ieafin ali b,
s-ar <nirirnt firc tn sail dcfni mt q. ,n,,r
make dsfrrse "a sid artian. H. TlIER - -
J. D BGlDGMAN, Au'y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
SPAULDING'S PREPARED GLUE
sPAULDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SPAULDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SAVE TIE PIECES,

EtUNUHl NISFATCH
G5-"A Srrcn Is TINE SAVES NiSE,"-n
As accidents viii happen in wel-regulatrd families
is desirable to have cheap convenient way
for repairing Furniture, Toys, croekery, etc SpAULn
lSGs PREPARED GLUE meets all such emergencies and
no household attrd to be without it, awa,
and up to the sticking point There
for hnping chairs, splnered veneers headess dolls
broken cradles 1t just the article cone she'll an,
other ornamental work popular with refinement
and taste This admirable preparation is used cold, b,in,
chemically held in solution and possessing the VALUABLE
qua ss Of the best cabinet makers Cue II may he used
in ,e place Of ordinary muciiage, being vastly
i've. USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE. n B.-A Brush nc.
companies each bottle Price, % Wholesale Depot
No. AZ Cedar St New York. Address IL. c sPAULplNG
Box No. 5000, New York.
Put for Dealers in Gases containing four eight and
twelve dozen. beautiful Lthogaph accompany
ing each package single bottle of spaudings
Glue viii save ten times its annually every bouse
hold Sold BY all prominent Staoners Druggists. Hard
and Furniture dealers, Grocers Fancy stores
Country merchants shonl1 make a note of spaullinx
Prepared Glue when makngu their falist 1t will stand
any climate. 45.ti
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
Springfield Affairs

Afuost a Fire.--Tbe residence OF Hon
- Whitcomb came very near being des-
sFoyed by fire a few days since 1t caught
n - root, from the chimney. The alarm
was gwen and the Engine Company prompt
y On band, but the fire was extinguished
wiekout their aid.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

WALPoLE-Fesfieai-Tbe ladies of she
Unitarian society viii hslz their annual
festival at the town Hall, on "Wednesday
evening of next week There will be a
rush Of course, and good time All kinds
of refreshments willlbe served, and the .oc.
casion VII close with a dance.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
, ocaI Ma ters.
ELBOWS FALLS. FEB. II, 1860 -.
VILLAGE AFFAIRS.
LUDLOW, Feb. 5, 1860.

8I'he next of the course of lectures by
~. Mr. Balch, will be delivered at Wight
pms Hall, on Tuesday evening of next
eek. The interest in them increases.
be attendance at the lecture last Friday
vening was third larger than on the first
|oIt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

E4k WIN u
AhUEL L. BILLINGS,
winslhsfn County Court. !
September Term,
N 1870
LEWIS VI orcurr.

4 D 1850 LEWIS VI. oIcUrr-
wHrzFsS the present n this Court Ssuael I.
billings bingham ~ ssi Cunty ef windhan brought
hi actisn sssinsf Lewis aeutt 81 sid Rekrrhan de-
elar. him noon counts Of isf,t,taf@s
s,,,srsif. demanding the Il - . %.
Andi Appearing that aid oeuti has NJ, hsd personal
o-icr Of crrs b. this Court that this suit
h. ransinsI the Term Of sill Court he held
Nrwfne and s1 County On the sererd Tue~sas n
srrI is0. and that THE Pan;6 notifs th~ nefrrd-
Of the rnderey e this sui; and e the term n This uFt
- hic the continued Publishing ssthstzn~r
Il his with this order FIR fhrs sS safrrisels IN
the nrlloss Falls Times printed At Rockingham afc-sd.
nc a-f puhraan ietst .ix wes~ prticus ri
r+xf April Term xiich sid puhca. viii - dernei
frient uotioe sid attendant ariar sni n-kc ~
n sid ssfisn. T. TYLER Ctrk-
J. y BEfDgHAS ATTY 6S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

As AZ ADVERTISING MEpfN The Journal has no eqnal in
New England Its prices uniform and the Advertise
rents set mp cicar and conspicuous sauer udir-
iosy arranged aud cas flied Hpr apprnprste heas and
appear in both the MORNING and EVENING papers with
out extra charge.
ITs CIRCULATION Is thqn treble that cf any
cent subscription paper In New England The public
reminded that dHqsT fr olrsFfisias
poyed BY this establishment.
TuE C,sn PRINCIPLE. In all the cash Principle
will he adhered notice Will he taken orders
accompanied by the money ~ papers dsconiinu
ela the expiration Of the time pail for.
The Journals sale al all the New-pap~r Dyots
and the Railroads Throughout New England All
defs should t.e addressed
CHARLES o. ROGERS J0UaSat Brnrfxe,
No. u State street. Boston. Mass
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

~ SAB AFFAIR.-We learn that Mrs.
dngals of Vernon, was probably frozen to
death on Friday of last week. 1t appars
that she had been on visit to some friends
I'm Hinsdale, and told her husband she
would retura Eniday and cross the river on
the Ice, and wished him to meet her part
81 theway- This request was made be-
|scaase the ice was so glare, but Mr.. Ingalls,
understood his wife TO say Saturday in
stead OF Friday, and did nst 60 to meet
her till Saturday, whenhe found her dead
|and frozen Friday was the day of the
|great gale, and she may nave fallen and
been - much injured as TO be unable to
proceed further, and Thus perishedi
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
THE BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL,

Contains the latest received by the mails and telegraph
the hour Of going to press u is printed
Hoes Six Cylinder Fast Presses, which enables to hoh
back the forms until the latest and still
OF the edition in for the mails and expresses II
published the low rate of stS DOLLARS YESR; SINGLE
CORES Two CENTS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

re RusH TO JANAIcA.-Pieree, Dex-
- = 20 issue their proclamation this
they are all live Yankees of the
feea old stock, and are now Offering great
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

Last Saturday, Geo. o. Guild and two
other young men of this village, started at
a o'clock and skaied to Springfield and
got back in good season, before dark.
They firs went to Charlestown and from
eAere arp Black River to Springfield. The
NE day Charley Hyde and George Tay-
tor skated to Charlestown, and after having
good time there, came back-eight miles
In 26 minutes This is ahead of the
Bnitleboro skaters which we chronicled
!ast week. We understand the boys have
measured off emile track" and are now
xaifing favorable opportunity for skat-
ling match.
We understand the Rev. Mr. Day, of
Ailwaukie. formerly pastor of the Congre-
| entional church in this village, has quit
preaching and gone into the mercantile
business in that place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
gT9sII2i:tIsI9 GOODS,
W. !. Goods & Groceries,
Flour, &c. &c.

we pride ourselves keeping and Choicest kinds
In TACT Ladies' and Gentlemen to Mace
our foods at such prices that all petition will be dis
anced We are intending add .lready spacious
wareooms early in the rpring time thus enabling us
add new branches 10 our business and keep Ire
er stock in all the branches We add as we
menec our career trading company among one
great aim viii be to treat all whether high or low rich or
poor on an Equality Always aiming represent our goods
the uttermost farthng.
,f.tt.s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

21C0l YEAR ms1c BY any one With $40 Stencil
'Sl@ o0 Tools. t4ferr medal ssar<ed Samples fire,
Address, A. J FULLAN, Springfield VT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
BEST NEWSPAPER IN NEW ENGLAND.


BEST NEWSPAPER IN NEW ENGLAND.
and has enabled to compete successfully with all its con-
temporares in the fulness accuracy and prompness with
which has published every matter Of interest
~hich mas ranspred during the year That The Journal
has done this, is evident from the fact that its
DAILY CIRCULAT. ON is TREBLE
that of any newspaper OF its class in England Regard
ing the whole Of New England its field neither labor or
money have been spared furnish the earliest
q all matters OF Importance in the different New England
statesand the result has been in each of
them with the exception OF Connecticut larger than
that Of any Of their local papers
The coming year is to be the most important and
exciting which has history OF this con-
try In it the Presidential contest to be ,ueht
which not only to decide what our rulers
for the next four but there also a
citing and determined beyond of its predecessors
the return Of the Government of this nation prn
cipes which inspired and governed the Fathers
public and the re-aerton and maintenance of which
alone restore that quetness and
country which IL much needs. 1t will be a year more
than any other in which every thinking intelligent
England man will desire the earliest and fullest information
OF every movement bearing upon the questions which
agtate the country IL the intention of the Propreors
Of The Journal that in its columns that information shall
be promptly obtained and that in the coming Presidential
Campaign as in the last by the trced Of the Tel
egraph by the labors of the best experienced
porter and by able and reliable Correspondents all
tiers Of political shall be chronicling
every which be of interest all par
ties and of all views OF ability to do this but
refer to in similar efforts in the campaign
1856 and the increased facilities which experience
and increased of the three years have placed
command.
While thus make The Journal greater interest and
to the active, thinking working Of New England
intend that 1t shall lose Of its popularity
class Family Newspaper New features of interest In this
respect will be introduced and among them happy
announce that old friend lawscr Narngae," whose
"sALT WATER BUBBLES"
ad led interest the columns of The
Journal and were beyond all question the popular
es Of stories published has
them IN The Journal and that he will commence them
the beginning of the year We that all
have read his stories will be pleased at this
They will appear in the daily, semi-weeky and weekly
editions. Other Improvements, which cannot
nounce. are in contemplation and will render The Journal
second to other in the country Family aud General
Newspaper.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
THE HERALD OF TRUTH.
SURGEONS SERMONS
SPuRGE0N'S SERMONS
SURGEONS SERMONS
SPURGE0N'S SERMONS
SpUKCEDN.5 SERMONS

Mr. Surgeons Sermons we'll those the Rev Hen
ry Mciv H. D. chaplain to her Majesty week.
y from Europe and published. received in The
Herald Of Truth The of other dis nguished
gyn,tn OF all the Evangelical both this
country and Europe, appear regularly in is columns The
Herald Of 1raih is published weekly No. 1870 Nassau
New York; Rev W Major of the Prcsby Church.
tor Terms - per atnum; two copies S3 clubs
SIS and extra copy to the gett-up the club. The
paper Is guar to of sixteen pages and is arranged for bind
ing IL contains every week four b. Evangelical
dyines besides much other matter Of interest Spec
linen copies sent free.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

TIE WEEKLY JOURNAL

Tuesday Friday Morning. Thrive Dollars Year to Clubs
! Five copies, year. Twelve Dollars Fifty Cents
. Ten copies, one year, sHi Twenty Dollars
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17
RULES And REGULATIONS,

Equality. or One Price, Strictly, and No Deviation
No Charge. All trust In Note form
3 Al Notes must be paid within Three Months
= All amounts less than 81 90 must be paid at time of
sale.
8. All Goods Warranted as represented.
O. No Goods TO be returned except for Imperfection
4 ~ kinds OF Farmers Produce TAKEN and the Cash val
paid therefor.
We have made our arrangements for vigorous campaign
We have plans completed can receive weskly add.
tons to our stock thus giving opportunity who
may wish to order through Goods free exhibition
all times psring no pains to make visits both pleasant
and profitable. Finally, FAY hope BY the united
efforts OF long experience. to receive and merit
81 public patronage which shall claim ground Of
fair and honest dealing.
The co-partnershp Of the undersigned commenced Feb,
ruary /, 1860.
Very Truly, We Are
Your Friends aud Servants
Peirce, Dexter & Co.
Jamaica Feb J6
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For Rent :.


ON reasonable Terms Two New Convenient and very de-
~ siIabe Tcnements. n. HARRIS.
Bellows Falls Feb. 6, lSG0. 6-l3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-02-17

For safe by .. y. THORN, Brnfticborc. 80
4 tosBs. BRUSHES PggrUNpRy, TOILET soaps Of
" every d-rrip,ipn, for sale by !. " tn IN,
Brattv'crp, ". 20
L usrat wlGIfThAN's
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02
River News

LOUISVILLE. Aug. 1.-The river is sta
tionary, with feet 9 inches water in the
canal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02
For T. Dsily Patriot.
Free schools of Nashville


All who have visited the Hume School
Building have seen that 1t was one "f VII ch
Nashville might we'll be proud. 1t WAS
the. result OF many years zperi' nee IN tue
North here premium. have BEEN Civ n To
obtain the best Md Is for healthiul and
convenient school bull iings Mr.. Hume was
sent TO get all he inforna ion he uId for
The benefit of Free S. b. OILS in N ishville. He
in six or eight ii s.
The rooms are about 25 BY 80 feet. size
and shan. sniiahle tor a suitable number of
nnuiis. Mr.. Hume adds, BY all IN ans have
m. building So constructed that you will
never wish il changed
Res;dls the ,chool rooms there are two
small rooms 81 tab i,r library or Office,
and a reno story for books for the who'll. of
H. school: and had the latter been SO used.
aud books supplied to the schools as Is d NE
in other eli is, from 50 u00 to So O0 might
have been saved 10 tn people every year on
book aud station ry. The me SIP cious naii
through the building wa tsseiilai tor heahn
and comfort, as means OF Vehuialihg se'
the rooms. The injury that is nosC heing done
to the building at AN expense OF Sooo I'd 81
900. looks as if some Granny fidgets was
trying to see how great an ab>ur4liy couiu
be peI petrated. and reminds one OF the whsni
thai lasted for few days, oil taxing Tue
children out to Watkins s Grove TO dance, OF
rather of that succession OF whims that nave
made the history of the institution, OF In,
Producing every thing. but carrying out ano
accomplishing waste OF ume auo
money.
The door and solid brick wall of the end
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02
Or. kings DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DIS IAiI s.

DIR. KING, formerly of New York tor
EfF III the last four years of Louis Vile, by =,
[<-~-~r- and who has devoted his attet a. u to-
the treatnlSr. Of private diseas for so years T.
ters him ELI wing en- ded to Practice i"T so a.
nv wears ana cureu MANI thousands he : ora
ble 10 cure all diseases Of private ttuTe, no mat
ter how bal they nnas be from nJu.lclop NJ
treatr,eut or from neglect OF their OWL AZ MA
Iisn,s,ry IS No Is Deaderick street, between Cier
~ and thf SQUARE SECOND story, wherein GU @ al
diseases of private uaIure- - - ...o- -
1;o~oRssrs cured without nauSeoaS medicines OF
Interference with business ~, - -
STRyC1uREs oil OIL CT recent date, eueetuaAy cureu
in a few DAYS BY an operation VII ch causes 40 pan
Where a Structure exists health caln DC 81 J"Ieu-
Perhaps 10 d 5 ase Causes more hliSohiei a." u-ei
mil. s the coust tuition so much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF me sam gu ie
out OF Neglect or bal treatment, can be eneoctuaiy
cured in lew days
SEMINAL wEAkSEzs Particular attention having
be given this disease. aud all the COILS quei ces
grow ny out of Il, br ugbt in many cases oy The
ti.si ruCive habIs 81 CGnslder-te y uths, aud ex
cessiye ulgen, f tn neglect oil which
will I'm erIuIBe the Institution, TenurTing the SUP
CT mt business sSc' ~ land ca sig pren.a-
ture old ag-
L-ruales who IN be lsbOrIng with any iiisuty
oF the ". mb resi- assGTea al mediate reiiet.
Persous residing aoso-d, by wrHug AID sta ing
thetr cas-, III mel So, eGIe0 10 Br A.
Eing, NJ, q lie sdeti -tI' ct, Nashyu Tenn will
have ne necessary aiedlcines sent l. tler address
it necessary StilcI secrecy Oo- erved.
ofTr. honrs from O'Clock IN the mUr uIti in
he ,vening july lo-.EdA = 1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02
- - -

public treasury of thousands = and we
might almost say milllons-of dollars every
year to be used in controlling elections. it is
high time that We had-a Gag Law" In
this free country men in Office have the right
to do as they please. as long as they please TO
do right: and when they don't please to do
right, :here ought TO be Law TO make them.
Mr.. BELL never favored alaw to interf re
with the rights and liberties of the office
holder, and he never will. He desired, as all
good men desire, TO see great source of
evil to the whole country put down. and such
alone was the object of Mr. CRIrTENDES's
law, which, acco, ding to the U ,on and liner
lean, was ''fas ored" by Mr.. BELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-02

VALUE OF INsURANCE.-We copy the follow
ing sensible article from the Southern Home
ead of this city, L. p. WILLIAMS & Co., edit
ors and proprietors, which is adapted more
particularly to farmers and mechanics, but
will apply with equal force to merchants and
other persons, who have stocks of goods and
other property either entirely unprotected or
only partly insured.
Men toll, work. slave nay almost sin for their fami-
lilies;
They do everything but insure.-Frdncis's Annals.
INSURE YaUR Homestead Farmers and
mecna"ics are yCu insured? If not, ref CT
upon The ri k you run; unless YOU are fully
able to sustain the loss of your dwellings
and trnituro. Won have no right to run the
ri,k of thai - ..tsd the comforts in it, for
the loss falls .ol only on you. but wife aid
children will fe I the deprivation most k en-
ly. Then reflect how much bet IT 1t Is Tor
you 10 put aside small sum monthly 10 Sc
cure oarselI from Calamity; aud lhen if you
should be burned out aud lose valuable pro-
petty, few days and you are prepar, d to
rebuild and replace that which you could
not do wi hout mOrtgaging the farm or per-
haps y"u could not replace your loss, aud
would be left buuSelrss. and in want.
Tue rates of Insurance are now very low,
aud there is no excuse for running a risk
that one is not able TO bear. Farmers should
Insure their houses and fur niture, their barn,
stick and tools. No better investment can
be made Than by getting insured against au
evil 10 which all are subject, and often sud-
denly. Messrs. Nash d Mari, OF this city,
are The agents of several of the oldest and
best Insurance Compandes in the Union.