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AGRICULTURAL.
spplication of Manure.

Mr.. EoIToR :--In The first place, shoulc
not every farmer consider what the crop Is
TO Which he can apply his ma ure to The
best profit, whether ii will be to iucrC a,e his
hay, or corn, or the small grains. If lis
farm is one better adapted to hay t.an
grain. that is, il he has a larger propo ion o.
low land or swale hay, then il would seem
best for him to apply his manure for raising
grain; but if otherwise, he should have
greater proportion Of upland hay, which
needs the manure TO keep that crop good,
then il appears that here is The crop ned
ing the most stimulant Now let us con-
slider what per cent each crop gets, in tho
common way of applying our manures. II
we spread and plow in all our manure for
The first crop, say for corn, which is gener-
ally allowed to take fifty per cent, the first
year, and then sow down to grain and grass
she second year, which is allowed to take
twenty-five per cent, of the remainder of
the strength of the manure,-then we have
only twenty-five per cent, left of all our
manures for the succeeding grass crops, |
which, if there be four of those crops, as is
commonly the case, then we have only six
and quarterper cent, yearly, of all our
manures, for four crops of hay.
According TO these calculations, is It any |
wonder that we have light crops of hay,
when we consider that some of our old fields
have thus been managed for the last half
centnry or more?
II this theory be correct, il is certain that
we are spending larger portion of our ma
nures on the grain than on the grass crops.
This may be the hes, course to pursue, but
will depend on circumstances if the amount
OF grain we produce can be converted by
the least expense into that which will re-
produce the most from the farm, then il is
best to cultivate The land for those crops;
but for some farmers, no doubt hay will be
the crop for them in preference to any
ether.
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lDLENess.-No matter what may be the
fortune or the expectations of young
man, he has no right to live life of idle
mess In world so full as this of incite-
ments to excertion and Of rewards for
achievement, idleness is the most absurd of
absurillies and the most shameful of shames.
IN such world as ours the idle man is not
so much of biped as bivave; and the
wealth which the English peerage is an ex
ample, and of which we are beginning 10
abound in specimens in this country, is only
a sort of human oyster.bed, where heirs and
heiresses are planted, to spend a contempt
bic life Of slotllfulness in growing plump
and snoculent for the grave worms ban
quet.
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] "
Dtog'"Phtc" s"e'c" JF0" "'s eye y Me 'W-
cotd Ff7ace o. american MdnWdctarers.
! al mt only ORIGINATED the en,re nrocess ot
mannfactnring INV 6rst sci of stencil fools )"
bnt J was aIso the 6rs, N o,;o;n,te tha 100 ~
Files and Vices-tbeir use becoming necessary
in the deyelopement of NV great science And
as Douelas il the orig;noI 1ven,or of The idea
that man has any RIGHTS; SO. too. am the aria.
iaoi iopentor of Steel Dies or Punches of any
kind
And further in NV marvelops endeavors n
..show mother how bio a dash I conld cnt with.
out splitting y | ..eat6auled" the whole field Of
ancient and modern Invention. and nv nnear,b.
" strides, 81 ceeded n placing NV name frs, in
the worlds history. anon the lis; Of inycn,o,s
Heroes and NIaryrs totally eclnsinq the f,me
of Franklin, Fulton. Morse and Whitney The
great Cotton and Woolen Mills of Iowell and
Lawrence. are oversbadowed nv nv Great
"American Stencil Tool Works y and IN com
parison Herewith, become like mole hills to a
maintain. The Scale monnlacturino establish
ments of Fairbanks and Howe and ali The creat
Machine Sbops and Foundries of onr copntrv
are but cinbeis nv The Side of nm works T6e
Great Piano Forte manufacturers he Sawino
Machine manufacturers. The Agncn!tnr,I Jmnle,
mont manufacturers, the Gun manufacturers. the
Boot and shoe manufacturers tha III, ro,n,,. |
facturers. The paner manufacturers and even
the Shin builders of our country. now have m
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An lf'sliman went TO live in Scotland for
a short time and didn't like the country
\ was sick all the time was there. and IL
lad lived there to this time I'd been dead
ayeal ago."
That mad wag, Prentice, say tall gentle
men are always successful, because the lad
ies are all in favor of hymen.
serPent-. they say, have power to charm
Eve probably learned ihear in her famou.
interview with the serpent inthe garden.aoa
taught i 10 her daughters, and so woman.
kind are charming.
Constant companionship is not ENJOYABLE
any more han constant eating Is a possibli '.
We i @ lpag II the table of lriend.bis
when se eaE-sii our sn2e.ire for eael,
Others thoughts.
Some lines in riusiag upon genius in is
simpler m sal'sessations- it seems as if The
great art Of human cilrure rop-;.,ed ebi..lv
il presevi : the glow and freshness Of the
heart
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DIR. G. ~. SHOlES,
Eclectic Inarmary, 1871 Court Street,


Having given my undivided attention for the last hfteen
years the treatment of the gsto-lHary organs anu
having large practice In this speciality claim the
possible advantages for treatment the world has yet
discovered,
have been advised BY many of best medical men to
advertise my remedies for the people generally from the
that those who need my services dare notask
friend whore 10 direct them.
To FHE IMsorENT AND BILuArKD.-sPERMAFoEkndA, or
SEMINAL WEAKNEss divide into three stages;
ls NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, which my Eclec &c Life Drops
win cure In a very short Time without failure.
ID. DAILY DISCHARGES, There more cases Of this
than the world Is Of Some Of the symptoms
and scanty excavations from the bladder, with
smarng sensation attending IT, sometimes with turhid
sediment and at Others mk-like appearance ihave
ais many specimens OF this nature md in haye
found traces of Semen and Abumen which Is as to
produce death as Consumption unless it Is checked by med
ical treatment
rib,
3D. Loss OF MUSCULAR POWER Such eases may be cured
by similar II the patient be In otherwise toerable
health,
Best French Preyentives at low prices.
See my advertisement in the Boston Herald and you
learn more full description of such cases.
Address C. H. SuoLES NJ. D., l2I Court Street Boston.
Boston, June 26, 1860 26-25
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conduct the business IN each Office receiving a
stipulated salary from MIR. Fullan,
IL may be rema ked here that during his early
struggles previous 10 having completed thar first
set of tools, that the 6itter censure Of hisfrends
drove HIM from their reproach and fired HIM
with the energy which so long ago paid of the
membranes on the old parental home, aud re-
built and renovated the place rendering an
abundant, peaceful ond pleneous home for those
who once told him they were ashamed to have
inquiries made after him.
Young men. these SEINE stencil tools which
raised young Fullam to one of the first Of his
age are within your reach. His circular with
samples, prices, &C., will be sent you from his
Offices, the princi al Office being 2l2 Broadway,
N. Y. Eastern office, Is Merchants Exchange,
Boston Also at St, Louis, and Springfield, VI.
1t will wellrepay any young man 10 visit Mr..
Fullam's office connected with his American
Stencil tool works at Springfield, Vt. Even
were it for no other purpose than To lean les
son OF perseverance as you seat yourself in I'M
doubtedly the most Inviting place OF business in
the Union neatly and richly furnished good Ii
brary, piles of newspapers from every Stale in
the Union, the sweet tones Of the piano, and the
kindest and most courteous of attention. As
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

BE FlRM.-The wind and the waves NAV
beat against rock, planted in troubled
sea, but il remains unmoved. Be YOU like
that rock, young man. Vice may entice.
and the song and the cup may invite. Be-
ware-stand firmly at your post. Let your
principles shine forth unobscured. There
IS glory in the thought that you have resis-
ted temptation and conquered Your bright
example will be TO the world what the
lighthouse is TO the mariner upon sea-
shore. 1t will guide hundred to the point
Of virtue and safety
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VT. Valley RailI'ond-

NrortcE On and afer WEDNESDAY, May ., 1850, Pas
senger fraas will leave Bellows Falls for Bratteboro
al 90 a. NJ and 2a2 A. MRnd returning leave bratteeo-
no at 10, 40 A, NJ. aud 80 4. NJ.
Freight Train bellows Falls at 40 A. NJ anu Brat
tlcuofo at l.bo z. NJ. 80,
The two passenger trains over this route connect south
with the vi Mass aud Connecticut River Railroads, TO
snrneRed Hartford New Haven aud bridgeport direct TO
New York, On the North with the Rutland burhngton
sullivan VI Central Vermont Canada connecticut and
Passunpc Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with Whitehall, Saratoga and Schenectady 81 Jehnsonry
and White Mountains, burlington and Rouses Paint og
Isnsburg and Montreal NJ. SLoAT, Sup't.
M.,' y is,o II
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BUY YOUR GOODS OF
BLAKE 4 FAIR.
Walpole, N, H.
Cheshire Railroad.

SAGSulFo ndllrOdQ.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-on and err MONDAY
w Nov q, 1859, Trains will run as folio
MOVING EAST-Leaye
Bellows Falls at 80 A N. and % p Kpene at 10
n Nj and q p. M-and arrive at Fitchburg at IL 90 NJ
and OH NJ Boston at 80 and As 4. M: Worceste
at 2. 90 and go Pm.
MOVING WEST-Leave
Eoston at ~ and HOO A NJ; Fitchburgh at As A. ~
ana o0 = NJ keene, l33 A. NJ. and 40 p NJ and an
rive at Fellows Fails at 1928 and 440 r. NJ; Windsor 2
and 30 T. NJ; kutland, 255 500 NJ Darlington
6O0PM.
Tfaias Connect as foRopos.
UP train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND& BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for lutiand Burlington, Montreal Ordens
uuIgn Albany Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for WIndsar White
iver Junction. burlington. 0gdensburg. Montreal ST
Johnsbury, &c,, via. VT. CENTRAL PASsUMPsIC and
hEhhoNT CANADA ROADS, &C. Both trains make
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL r. r. for ali points
north. " " i P''n's
DotoH Trains Connect al FiehJRreh
with Trains of Fitchburgh Worcester r. for Worcester
Norwleh, Providence and New York City
And at Groton Junction trains of Worcester & Nash
na ~ Tor Nashua and Concord and with Trains Of Sonv
brook X. X. for Lowell Lawrence &c 1'
Iekets for all points West may secured at any station
On oheshire Railroad and baggage will checked III
70 Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
A. CHAPLIN, Superintendent,
ouperntendent's Office, Keene, N. H., Nov 49, 1859
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To Town Liquor Agents.

FINHE undersigned Commissioner for the sal, If H.
Massachusetts. Is allowed by law TO sell
iEed Agents Of cities and towns IN all the New Epva,
Domestic Liquors, which are all anay aed by s,u NJ
sayor according TO law, aHd certified ~ Aim 10 ~ a
aud suitable for medicinal mechanical and eheni,, l
poses and sold in large or small quantities al mo-
price. Agents may be assured OF obtaining IIannhA
guaranteed Peigk and at as low cash prices a. tb
be obtained elsewhere. '"'9 "a
EDWARD y. PORTER, Commission.
1881 ~ Custom House Street bOSToY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-01-18

A MODEL CITIzEN.-When Cant John
Bonner died, in 1926, the Boston News
Letter published an obituary notice, and
after naming in detail the many excellent
qualities of the deceased, added the follow
ang summary of his virtues :--'In short he
was brave, hardy, healthy, sober, industr
ions, honest, and gooa-naituyed, as weu as
reLqtons.n
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
on AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNEll, 1860. TRAINS
" will run follows:

-S GID IL CE-
The Morning Train will leave windsora at 90 A. NJ
connecting with trains from Montreal and ogdensburyb
C!aremoni at 20 and Charestown at Al A. NJ eonnee
Iheat with Cheshire Railroadfor Boston
Lowell and worcester. and with Valley Railroad
ioT springned arriving at New York at ,45 P N.
me MAIL Irain will cave Windsorat 1877 p. NJ Tor on
arrival OF Trains from Montreal Ogdensburgh barton and
!, ui'.eeoI oiaremoh tat So and Charestown 222
~ atBeiloSs tallswith Cheshire Railroad for
Boston worcester, &C. also with Vernon Railroad
~ spfingneid &e arriving at New York IL TO- p NJ
anu with Rutland and Burlington Railroad
rI CD uE Ell, Eu>
Train will neaTe atl2 % Charles
town ~ 40 olaremont at l0Sp NJ wind
sor with Central Railroad Montpelier Barlinvon
House sPoint Montreal 0gdensburgh &candatWbitt
HyerJ JUNCTION with Passum psc 70
tains. -' - WV "hise 'houh-
Ihe Evening Train willleave bellows Fails at 20 fon
arrival Of trains from Boston and New York own
az o. and Ciaremont at "a NJ connecting AZ Wind
sot with vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier BurIipg
ton, Rouse S Point Montreal, 0gdensburrh sc 80
~, EDWARD THOMPSON sup't
'tiostoWh' ILL., June II .l66O. 81
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IL. HYDE
REECHER,S SERMONS.

As Just returned FROM Bosoa NTH fresh supply of
Groceries, which Ne is oacsing reduced prices $50
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~. CARD
TO THE PUBLIC.

VBTAKB PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO OUR Nu-
nerons Friends and Patrons, that owing 20 our large
aud Increasing trade tor which wish them to accept our
sincere thanks have found Il necessary 70 Increase our
ung Aud wish say 10 the Public and our rat
rons every where, that they can find at
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THE PERFECT MELODPoN

A MOTHER TRIUMPH AT THE LATE STATE vtrp
Nat Burlington the was again auarSs
the First Pre- iium purity eyenness and power OF
and prom ptness Of touch
lneyery desirable quality necessary for superior instr
ment the Perfect Melodeon Is unsurpassed OF thisw h
abundant testimony.
The addition Of the BASE DAMPER, for which We s,r
recently obtained letters patent Is Of the graii N
pIoyements made the Meodson It's netipe viS
universal appreciation and Is considered ndispsr b
who have used II and become acquainted with its besu
steetWithoutit Is almo impossible sell instr
ment,
PIANO FORTES,
from the best makers selected By Prof " BAKER ofEo
ton, (which sufficient guarantee Of their excellence m
sale and 10 rent At manufacturers pre~s
All instruments warranted aad sent any part Of tn
country at onr risk. EsTEY & GREEN
BRArTLEKoRo. Oct 10 1859. 2O
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AS. CAMPBELL
ID. E. PIERCE,
L. AMADON.

.AhADONs
c A KER & JEWE LER,
- Constantly for Sale
Watches Clocks, Gold aud Silver Work and Fancy Goods
Also good of Guns Rifles and Fishing Tackle
In Wentworth's New Building.
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VIII ae attend to the Purchase Sale of Real Estate
Loan Real Estate Security Western
Land with Cash Land Warrants; Make Collections
and promptly remit all other business In the
Inc of his profession
Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. s, 1867.
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RUSSELL HYDE,
Dealer in
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Also, in Flour, Lard Hams, Fish r. l. Salt Oil Fluid
Butter, Cheese, Crorkery and Glass ware
The above goods having been bought for CASH will be sold
alta small advance, for ready pay. Callat
Newtons Block, MOL
BELLOWS FALLS, May l, 1857.
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BUREAU DE LA COMPAGEIE D'ASsUFe-
kJ ANCE MuIUELI.E DE La LOUISIANA.


Commencement conditions de In chare de Ia Compgne
u Assurance Mruello de la Louisiana de IN Ltris
ature tut de la Louisiana No. l6 approuvtc lie II
59 pubiquc ct par lie present dome que ceicus
svants scrip pour rannec 1877, nterdt qu est tcu
pas recaes hurenu dc la Compagne Ell que
les dts certcats avec leurs nttres qu aront pas
mandts pas on les propreaires leu rene ous
qu suvant date de Get avis ccets annues ct lie
poctt credit dn onds contingent les liyes
de Ia Conpagnit, CONNIE lis prescriG par sa chere
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New Orlenn

Personally came and appeared before me, ----,
Justice OF the Peace and for the parish city aforesaid
Charles Briggs President and H. P. Janvier Secretary who
being euy doth depose and say that the is true
transcript Louisiana Mutual
Insurance Company.
CHAS. BRIGGS, President
H. P. JASvIER, Secretary
Severaly subscribed and 10 this day of January
1861 before Inc, Il. F. MITCdELL
Justice Of the Pfars
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LEANS. N'ILE-ORLLAss, 5 ianvier, 1861.
Confomement Ia charte de Ia compauie, de la
Legislature de Ia Louisiana DO 176 spprouvtele Il mars 1859
avs pubue ct present donne les coupons syns
emis de 1856 a7ec ntret qu est ech pas encore
pages par cee compugns ST Placement pas exig6
lie OIL les prepGeg legau dams les ents ours
Ia date de cee avis lilies cancelles annues ct les
repectyc portc credit u fond contingent dams
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PsroSse d'Orltans, Vile do lt Mile Orleans, {
Ont Earu ct Sc sont pesend devant moi, --Jusc de
Pa ct pour Ia parose ct vile des Charles Briggs
President ct H. p JanFicr Sderetire qui cyan duueu
asermettS deelatet i.ent one eat est ue COME
eSace ct correcte DIES ivres de la Comgn
ellie de Ia lonisiane. CHAS. BRIGGS, President.
II. P JASTIER, StcreRire.
solac sous serntnt perscnellemet devn moi ianve
1861. D. F. MITCHELL
ia7 30t .Tnre de Paix de In Saconde Cour
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recte des liyres de la co;Dpagne
A. BROTHER, President
JAMES II. WHEELER, SGcreafre.
Fiat La LOUISIANA,
Phroisse d0rleans. vile de IA Me Orleans
Soscri errntnt par devant moi jour 4nvier
1851. u. +. MlTCHAIL,
ieT Y0t ,Juge de Paly de Ia Sc Cour.
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J.
A. BROTHER, President.
JAMEs H. WHEELER, Secretary.
STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Sworn to and Subscribed before this 9Th day Of January
1EGl D. F. MITCHELL
Second Justice of the Peace.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


M LII WINES. WINES,
~ "' t"' %. 'ep'F, ~ i'-''''t tie.' '''''N
FlA'"lo ~ FlOSHA, 1f.,
d2 aud u old LsFee
---
90 ON, o. onoaaa ~ aa1a+t
nT,Icro j., ,-rosr, t.
40 and A O1d rovee
p1ArcIo b vTosc, Jr
90 ,d g, ma y yee
-
~ -,
GaEeS 1fUEes, shfdhhcs, Af"iAhes' Eo'StS = "hH
ana MHSh'ooWS.
lo3o qiHL'eF b"'.." ,oS i'u''''
u" nan DoSe' ifnlhes.
D''oo" quarter po"eS 'o'',a'"''' ~ ''
l7."U nan boxes fe'lS loi' h"h
$4,000 half boxes MuShTooms' from fafis'
For sale by flAGdlo q 'Io9"A' o..
In Brandy and Juice EpccfneRt6
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3aiWtitular Uotltes.

UsIoN BANK OF LoufsIAsA :. !
New Orleuns, Jan. 10, ls6 8
viii held at the Banking. House lHDAY the 2ist inst
betTge 81 hours Of NJ aGa h1 rrrRnr Cashier
rEsTroS,Ycn 20 ielua1ei assemble gu hTU3D * Jan
~ al r. Nj III 81 81 Charles street. for the purpose
oorganips and reporting for active service. Punciual at
tendance ID Fe4 r. ofdtr Of the Captain:
jail 81 w v. 7. EGAN, Aeag Secretary.
r1-Ffremett's Charitable Associate 1.-The
TSKp pr 4 e mSS Of w 2Go Of M
O'Clock; in the Lecture Room, Odd Follows, HILL.
fro Attention, Crescent Rifles! Members
St. Ghacs att O'Clock, FRIDAY EVENING the lii
NTH" I'll it BY ORDER.
CRESCENT CRY BANK, I
oroo.,, MY o., Orleans sn Ja.nna5y . iS5
on IL No. 'SS n1"S a rua"o 1cs est
Directors to se ,s.. 4In"s the euing year Vi
5 5Si" f;h 1ssSe5;s " WI T. 7 T5 5R%pN'"'
At meeting of Directors tbs day. John p Ia5ousse, ESD,
was unanimously elected President OF this Hoard =
oDD FELLOWS HALL, GnAsp sEoRrrAnr,s orrcE ;
.Eg-I. o. o. F.z-The SC 10 i-anIlustI Commlu-
Ei b hsd ID lie Grand Lodge Room odd Foowe' Hail. on
TGESnAY the I'D inst :" q,f9ek Ie ,na so.ror
seat mo Dt" Tis &EENiNG Ffida January H.
jali it !. +. BAKEwELL Foreman.
HnAOqo4nrrNs co4yAs1 Lool i G;gs44HD, }
R8-A special meeting oftLis Company !" i'll
bcrs are requested to be punctual in attendance.
'',,>l " ssAML NJ. TODD, Captain
ns-Benevolent Association of the Sons of
LOUisIANihe regular monthly meeting OF this Association,
which should have taken place Sunday The 9th instant, but
lively lake pace on sUEDxY he @ January s6j at tie
trst, At Il o'clock H. precissz ' s'N S ''N D''
Members requested be pnctnal business Of import
n DE LABARRE President.
psrspccfal Notice 20 Auetioncers-IL will pc
street. TO and credit returns for The quarter ending
jal5 st 'D.'' = '- = ". ROBERTSON, auditor
Ha~Firo observation-disclosures Charite-
Elected at regular meeting his ASsocaon held Mon
dry Jan s g serve for The year e"d" on the first on-
fis: r. 52gSS r Hose
T fsssa;y-%SEAH h H04 J T 4
., " r GfIT q E WSE%sE CROUCH
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ISAAC $Si 3 %ad1sHgE
SCASLAN, Of No. S; +. sAMHeLA, Jr., Of No. 10.
ENGEEfR
DAVID BRADBURY, Of II. H. L. No3
ASSISTANT ESGrSEETS
First Fire niairctiE0. LEINlEGER, Of Il l.. No. l.
Second Fire District -CftAS. A SMITH of No. -
Third Fire Di,trivt--EDWARD FLOOD, Of No IL
Fourth Fire Disltict--J 0SEPH MURPHY. Of No. 18.
Fifth Fire DistrIct-IEA +. BAKEWELI. of No. g.
Sixth Fire District-r AILENET. of T. II. l. L. No. 4.
Seventh Fire DiStict-JOSEPn D1DLOT, of No 9.
Eighth Fire Disiric-f. BOkGE, or II. H. A. L. No. 3.
Ninth Fire District-JOS. JACOBS, Of No, &.
-- *RGe!ected.
ja9 If J. F0LGER. Secretary.