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Making 8 per cent. for the year end

MAKING per cent 1UT lHt y-aT tIII-
ing Aug l. 1861 Said per centage be cast upon the orig
ina amount the premium note, without reference to any
Endorsement land to be paid to the Treasurer at his ONCE
in Montpelier before the 10th day of Oct, 1851
Members of the Company will find in the hands of the
Representatives elect to the Legislature schedule showing
the due from each respectively; and
they particularly desired to that the money for their
assessments forwarded the Office in October The
ments must be paid when due little attention to this
the part of the Members of the Company, will them
pense and trouble (See Act Incorporation your
Policy) j. T. TIL RSTON, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Sept. 2 1861.
~ The publishers Of each weekly newspaper within. this
state are the aboue advertisement in their
respective papers three weeks sucesve and forward their
bills for payment.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, SEPT e. 1901,
CANCER.

n OCTOR R. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
habtants of Hardwick, vicinity and Community al
large that he has removed to South ardwick Caeuoha
CO. Vt where he intends to make the Treatment oil Gan
cer-n its pdrious Stages) speciality in business IN
connection with Chronic Diseases, private or common
The Doctor feeling conscious OF his ABILITY IN the
ment of the above Disease-from 80 years expert
ence in the Of Cancer and all conditions OF he
system, producing that Disease, he would say 70 the
come one all, and the Doctor will advise
you what to do. All Counses gratuous. ANY amount OF
References will be given to the credulous appcaton'
The Doctor il regular Physician OF the ola SCHOOL
means all he says and no Humbug. 49,
South IlardWck. June -, 1861. -,
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G A R D I N Frs
Sszaesasnaassc and .scur,r
COMPOUND.
4 sure Cure for Rheumatism end Nh,
ITS UOrst foym

The undersigned heleby e.rtiiy ,hsr+
'Gardiner's Rheumatic eni Seura,si9 roc! 4
the cure of rheumatism and NAp-airio
every case found immediate aud prr13,,a,, +.l
have tuil confidence in it. healilr ruq.itis'I
recommend it TO all who are afflicted NH :. '1'
ing diseases, as one of the safest ana ha..
ever offered to the public. j"
: HANCOCK, JK. :, - South Market :. P,..
II. ALLEN, Boston HENRY A. FylLgp y
Market st, boston SAML. WALES Jg., e,
Boston; GEO. Il. PLCMaER, MeycrIe. ,. M.
Boston; HENRY b. GARDINER, Web.tpr ! y =
ton; ABRAM WEEKS, Webster i, E1.,l,
CuAs. Il. DoLLIvEH, East Boston
The best medicine for disease ever SAN r.
SMITH, No. l Old State II cuse. Boston.
Have been afflicted with Rhe4matisr n
form an d was entirely cured By The Use a. g.,
A. W. BEYER, Matthews Buiilng. Ccmren--
ton.
GARDENERS Pneumatic and Neura gi3 Com.
entirely relieved me from suffering, Of ,4,.4
standing. w. 4. HoDGKINs, No. l Cd IA.
Boston.
Alter suffering with Rheumatism for t,7s,r
wa' entirely cured by the Use Of two 5c-,
per's Rheumatic and Neuralgia COMPOUND
1 AYERS. IS Franklin street, Boston
The Rheumatic and NeurNlcia CcmcCw3
taken by hundreds Of people Tor scr6fam.
With great benefit. il may be siyeu 10 :l
perfect safety.
At wholesale by MACY & JENEIys. G. Z,
New I ork VI. ;. kUKH & Co, IS fremont (
Principal DepOt-67 KilIy ST, boston.
None genuine uulcsa signed b. CHAs r.G.
For sale BY II. Il, Cone. ". K. VHng.
CHAPMAN, Woodstock; GEO. N!cEoLs.
DR. PORTER, Mortified j. II. Henry. .
Waterbury. l.. f Pierce, ard Fred I. Sl.N
Ter, Geo, 5 Kendrick, Lebanon, n. IT,, All
carries generally.
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CARRIAGES AND sLEEGA

BY THE BEST woRKMEN IN THE COVNN''
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will 0e 'A'''
by the subscriber opposite the
Court House Square, Montpelier -,
Those in waat of ,cdndntoi Carriages an ioa
VIII perhaps do we'll to call ami see what is pel"s
the old stand Of ca Imam CAMP.
Al "'''F' promptly attended TO- JOIN ". cllBO
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w C1&-SD c>E- GO al.
Ahead OF all Competition

t~NNNASh
o4o5 OF them manufa ctured last year-more than double
the humber Of any other first class stove in
one year, in the United States.
THEY contain al the improvements which are in all the
- frst class stoves, and the advantages and nnrova
hehts over other stoves are in part as follows:
ISL Inc &rYanaemen for bfoiling on the front hearth
an improvement overlooked in other rst class stoves
IL mas also the same ARRANGEMENT for broiling on ton
~ A thorough ventilation Of the Oven.
%. introducing hot air draUght to the fire cbambar
tefeoy increasing the draught of the Stove
KS operations, and enabling it to throw out more
matter mnch ana justly complained of in other Stoves
IN An important improvement in the application Of
tAe camper which throws the heat around the oven -
',i Hiuch greater weight consequently heavier ua,es
aIL' more durable as well as haudsomer castinrs
QUE \ draft damper at each end of the FIRE hoy co
t 'he nie equa2ed, and gridle will heat as nc
as iS otler, also heating the in half the time
burn out i Ns' 60 ~ cannot
~ II ADDITION to the above Improvements it has all
conplNeu IN other first class Stoves viz Hot wqtor pes
efNoif, NGrmlng Closet Rooster in front Rake ~ 49,,
ooFS i!heo with best Russia Iron &c. &c Further AZ
sLoFe IS warranted to do the work with LITTLE f,.I 49,
o''eT StoVe IN the market, and in superior mannar
-A VINO want hrstclass Stove should never INV NV,
ey ca ana see the Coon SAMARITAN as thew ha We in e
cry instance given satisfaction " ' nave IN eV
am me exclusive agent for the sale of ibis Sto,e IN
peller ana sell it on trial for any reasonab, fanth
VI ',niei so all are safe in buying. "o'"
nave also as null an assortment Of Common stoves
aio u. any other dealer in Washington County ard
as ow as any one in the State n - 1Iu
Montpelier, Dec. TO- 1860 ~ DH" Ell
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commences .Nonday, august II, 1861.
Trains Coin. North and West


Leave Montpelier, at $50 AM $50 and 445 p ".
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor & White River
VI Junction with trains eavng Boston and Springfield
atY.;0 same day, and New York previous evening.
Leave Windsor at lbs M, arriving at Burlington at 90
Rouses Point 40 NJ, Montreal at 10 80 M
and Ogdenshurgh at 30 connecting at Ogdensburgh
with Grand Trunk Railway, for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
ACCOMMODATION leaves Mortified at 6.25 A. NJ for
Burlington and Rouses Point
NIGHT EXPRESS connecting at Windsor with train
whic! leaves New York at co. and at White River
Junction with train which leaves Boston via Lowell,
80 P. Lawrence, at 90 p. the previous day.
Leaves White :.va- Junction at u 20 NJ, arrives at
Burlington at s NJ Rolses Point at 30 A. Mon
teal at BOA. Il at OgdeHshnrgh 90 NJ,
meeting with for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and the
West
TreI cling south and East.
Leave Nons1 ct 10 a. M, 80 NJ and 10 80 NJ
Mail tram 4" ~ louses Point at 4 90 A. NJ, 81. a.
bans at 90 A. L .aaecting at Burlington with Rutland
&C., connecting =. Whre River Junction with trains for
Wells River, Lston White Mountains. Barton &C., and
for Boston, Lowell, Worcesler &C. and connecting at
Windsor with trains for Boston, Springfield Harnid,
New Haven and New York. arriving in New York at II ID
EXPRESS leaves Rouses Point at 10 A. NJ Connects
there with train from Montreal the morning,
gton with Rutland and Burlington Railroad
for Troy, Albany and New York. and arriving at North
field AT 2 80 NJ.
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogdensburgh at II 80 A. M
Montreal at 45 NJ. Rouses Point at GO M connect
ing at Burlington, with Rutland and Burlington Railroad
for Troy, Albany, and New York at White River june
lion with No rthern Railroad for Boston, Worcester &C.
CARRYING in Boston at 10 A.M) ut Windsor with Sul
Railroad, for Boston, Sprin gfied, Hartford New m
ven and New York
Sleeping attached to both the Night Express
trains running between Rouses Point and Boston, and
Between Rouscs Point and Troy
Through Tickets for Chicago and he west for sale at
She principal stations G. MERRILL, Sup;.
ST. Adams, Vt, August 10, 1861.
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TETI
ONLY DIS C OV Il X I
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE Po"
RESTORING
THE BALD AND GRAY !

! II& DI&A5D &A&H $50
,... 90 u,of Wood have
Many, since the grest uioo,y vastor.tive 6ut pro
fttemp'eh not ohy 10 ii'a' ,hst wouId produce
tess 10 have dfeoNeit" foni' h, M cnroe and roue
resuits ldehticil pt tnet dorfl rnsnlts OF Prof
BENG carried away " , 80 hean torcad 10 leave the
Nrous pfelhTh,'op; anu Nd n Il ,ha tnIo.ing -
Heioto Ike resiSteSs sM nti NJ. AnTi, 18Th 1853
u ,ro, . t', Eants. lle Letter i wrote you
:'rot o. a. ooa 10 'ea1is LIS Her Restorative
in is59 concerning . Uu' ~ mis- v;rni,v ana else
ana "l!iHn on navy srrus inouirics tor,ch ng
WleTe hse EVEN il ~ inu;ras are first is il fact
me laNe ~ ,nn 90 stated in T. cori,nuni.
q III! "oi'n'' :, trna ri ali therein contained I;
caii1n eeeoioi ~ "o,tirne In he in gooo ortier
mn" i''es ny I"l ~ oti com and vii a, sv er
anu % ih LA wy =; n, or better than IN any
ihea''aGy ,orT~ vnors mast more soft thrifty
stAg " iJ .ynr "a trpa OF nv whiskers.
siu w II W aot generally true is that
.he &c - w. oo ,sod IN, wiing the face in
lace, Wilen ~ e'e WI .o btsrers te same result will
cIoe colitciVi Mii ho,a hon IN the recent O. a
loi'o" us s itIl fnr, Mi nars Of New England
siea Iu,'; ~ hor stim crntmues to he good as
a. ny ie nucn f. ,pd in The manufacture AID sail Of
80 ononrd az VEL &c thi. if has no doubt been
vaous coli! JUN a. " q" NOT ontv without any
a! -, nhrro ;niurv have not used any of
49, Poro,;,o or .rt, occ our{ for some months aud
XXX .; oS noa - evsr ard EundreGs have e,< m.
! ,ritI SrI,,re og am now 81 wears old and not
siet M M, m ~, sond mr. m NV face and to prove
., = ~ at" 1872, - y IT of my hair talcn OF the
WIS Ipc, ftnu v~ " AVN If two nngIt bottles
pa VIZ, , io arn vnrv rrn;efil. cave
~. @ ~ va ,narefv ind,ca fhpm TO trY H.
~ ~, ofter tri9l and thrn ,lrchas-
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Probate aOWrfs.

sTalh Do and for the District
laid will be holden at the Probate ONCE in Montpelier, in
sd District on Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing having business with said Court are re-
'iN'''O T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
,har1
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Who wants a Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


Please read few certificates from the following rc!ia
bic and well known people.
MEssRs. HENRY p WILSON & Co.--Ny wife is now
using your Regeneration for the hair and pronounce it
far superior to anything she used for the hair is
easily applied does soil in the easthas no disagree
able odor increases the growth of hair prevents it fall
ing off, and often the headache. forward You
this certificate unsolicited, because think an article
that will do what your Hair Regeneration will, should be
widely known think it the best article for the hair
no" IN Rsv 1AccB sTE1SSs xewbuypor m
81 like the Hair Reegenerator and Dressing ,rery
much" REV GEO. W, WooD1NG, Hartford, Ct.
81 unh esitangly pronounce it an Invaluable arti-
Gle from the effect on my o'cn head."
S.A. HILL, wife of Rev. Henry Iil Manchester,N II.
"Nrendered nv hair soft and glossy"
MISoT FARRAR, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
81 feel confident that ii operates NOT dye, but
to restore the roots to their natural healthy stGte
REV, E. NJ. KELLoc, Nashua, N. H.
Utmost cheerfully recommend 1t to all persons.'
REV, G. RUSSELL, Littleton, N. II.
November !.
MEssRs. HENRY P. WILSON & CO.: have no hesitancy
in saying in my opinion, Mrs Wilson'S Hair Regenera-
tor and Hair DRESSING are the best hair prenaraons now
in use. shall continue to use them with pleasure.
REV. II. II. HARTWELL Lawrence, Mass.
November.
MEssns. HENRY P. WILSON & Co: I have used your
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit from them deem the articles worthy Of
high commendation ard chcerfully recommend them to
all who gray hair to its original color,
to any who are troubled with dandru, disagreeabe
itching of the head or humors, or to those whose hair is
falling from the head.
REV. G. w. H. CLARK, Great Falls, N. II.
MEssns HENRY P. WILSON Il Co.: I deem Mrs. Will
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations. have, in many in
stances, known them to restore the hair where it had
fallen off dandru restore the hair to its original
color, entirely the most painful headachesand in
instances most serious humors Personally, have
been sharer in several of these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester N a.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

The Regeneration is put up in two sizes, and
retails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 for
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
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Vermont HEuduaH.

THE Annual Meeting of the members of the Vermont
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at tt
off the 10th day of October next at O'Clock P.
for the choice of Directors and the transaction of
ether necessary business Per order,
CHARLES DEWEY, Secretary
Montpeer Sent Q 1861. 207w3
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Nathan Edwards Estate.

STATE OF yERMONT In PrebaTe U0UtI n lu nI a.
said district on the Attn day of September, AID. 1851
NAMUEL ID. HOWARD, administrator on the estate OF
y Nathan Howard late of Barre IN said district hecease"'
nresans his administ ration account Tor settlement -
Vberunon il is ordered that The he referred to the
SIN dav Of Sent A. y 1861 at Probate Office, in said
Mnntnepr for examination and Allowance and that all con-
rernrd be not arsof by the publication of this order
in we Green TN Freeman. printed at Montpelier,
threa weeks : .i5t7e,y as soon may be, that they
NAV annear az 1a and place, and if they cause,
object thereto. Greer o. the Honit 49,,
29eW3 luoSs, l. H. MEhhlLh, jung
Iyo7,,,o,,{ r;val Fire Insurance
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Vermont Central Railroad

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..iual Fire Insurance
Vermont
;.1mDanyr

NOTE 1T ASSESSMENT FOR 1851.
ryrHE Members q The Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company aby notified that the following assess
me n have made by the Directors all Notes in force
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FARM FOR SALE.
OR TO RENT,

THE subscriber offers his farm for sae situated one and
l. half miles from Morrisville the Randolph road
leading, to Stowe, we'll located and School House
The farm consists of 100 Of good and suitably d
vdeG r tillage pasurng, and woodland, and 500
trees with sugar house The buildings consist of
good ozestoy brick house with kitchen and wood
attached, two good barns and two sheds There is run
ming water at the house and barns.
The stock and farming tools belonging to sa id farm with
the present growing crops and the household furniture
will be sale till the Sd of September next when if not
disposed Of will be sold at PUBLIC auction the highest
bidder. Credit will be given for part of the real estate
the above will be rented for years after
the-3d of September next. ALSUP LATHAM.
Morrstown June 26, 1861. 2SSw9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-19

TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER ON BOTH SIDES
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INCIDENTS OF TIE BATTLE.
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LIST OF THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
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TIE WAR FOR THE UNION
YHE GREAT BATTLE on SPRINGFIELD
Eotiyes which Induced Gen. Lyon
to Attack.
H,S GALLANT CONDUCT TO the lASh
Glorious Fighting Of the Federal Troops
$500 Union Men Defeat $4,000
Rebels.

Gallant Behavior Of the MISSOURI
Iowa, and Kansas Volunteers
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ms GALLANT CONDUCT 10 THE LAST
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Glorious Fighting Of the Federal Troops
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-02-16

hshnc1a win accotnpIish aud secure comparative
lhdependrnce. We appeal 70 that
speakihe and erlsing will not secure Che
bIs.iihe: W need action. united action. con-
cgntratsd actIoa Union Il strength scat.
sesel indivtluaIa have made me aitesnpt % =
cure aud stop ths leak ..bus Il vas pretty mach
IKE cIesins the sblgdt-hote when ne bupg
,vss len en,, Therefore. new arrangement y
desirable sud We believe praeticsbIe: hence We
wish 10 present our i,ieap. not ~ way n dic.a4
iIion. BIZ as an earnest % our Intcnse wish Eor
The glory aud welfare o. tllc commuhity We
have chosen III our associates In the lie that
now Il, ard IL that which Ii 70 come,
Believing that none Of ousyown citizens pos
SEES sufficient ready niesns, indisidually y lay
a thorough basis for our projected operations.
we propose 20 organize accompany for the ex-
press purpose d importing merchandise. neces
tafy hr ourusc aud consumption; said coul,
rany 70 consist 81 tlioAe who shall sabscriiDe 10
cash, Of other seeded rolling stock AZ cash val
uaiion, one o. more shares o. the value Of
500. or In quarter Or halt shares on tho same
ratio. We viii presume that 200 shares a
500 each can Sc secured. this u our cash ba-
sis, for this casii received We uouid issue scrip
bearing interest after ths lapse 81 sis months.
nj snch rate as might he deemed advisable. and
10 be paid Ia tnerchasdtze Ii o. s. 4. city;
others who might wish % become shafs-holi.
sn, could do 50 a. fsrightsfs, sumo ono OF o.
two, others wagon ~ Two. receiving similar
scfip bearing interest, At The same rate and paid
inths same manner and place. Il. n
The ageat fof our purchases 10 The States
should possess, these qualifications ilt HI.
moral character should BE- above suspicion, 81.
NE should pcssess knowledge u the business
entrusted 70 lin. understand the necessities u
this community. and the best market from
which 10 supply that aeed. "a. When pur-
chaslsg be should have the moral coufage 70
say MOL 10 al ciIss d crsdit. buying nothing
but Whist We need. and d good quality,
nsderstabdInsly propos,ioned according % ID.
cssh deposit ssch . man should b we'll paid.
~, resolve postioa 81 ,hat plymeat in scrip.
hearing interest - befresaid; al scrip Issued
should be made ,taafeuabls for many reasons
on application 70 auditor Of company.
## 4. lto N corisuep.l
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NlIsSnTRI
GOV. Ilekaos's ISAroCnaL ADpnEas.

GOV. JAcKsox's ISAraURAL ADDRESS.
ST. LOrIs. Jan. 4. 81
Governor Jackson's inaugural address
almost exclusively devoted 10 the dis
cnssion Of our federal relations. lie says
that the destiny OF the sIayrbolaing states
are identical, and that Missouri will best
consult her own interests, aud the inter-
.ests Of the whole country, by . timely
declaration Of her determination TO stand
ny her sister slascholding states, Ia whose
wrongs she participates, and with whose
institutions aud people she sympathizcs.
Missouri will remain III the United States
SO long as there Is hope Of maintaining
the guarantees OF the Constitution, but II
the Northern States are determined to
put the slayellolding states on q footing
ofineqnality by preventing the entrance
Of their slaves into the territories admit
ting no more slave states into the Union
and persisting IL lullifying and per
verting the Constitution III reference TO
slave property, then they, themselves,
practically abandon tile Constitution and
cannot expect the South 10 submit 10
such government, . Y; .;... "
The governor opposes coercion and says
that the project Of maintaining tho gov
ernment by force may lead 10 q cOnsoll.
dated despOtism but never to n Union.
Our government Is based upon justice aud
equality. Standing armies and mereenary
soldiers, subject TO the will 81 the execu.
tive, cannot redress a violated Consiitu.
tion and violated laws. The first drvp oi
blood shed ina war Of aggression upon
sovereign states will result IN the over.
throw Of the entire federal system.
The governor has not abandoned an
hope for the preservation Of the Union,
bnt believes that BY prudence and well
directed efforts IN adjustment, alike hon.
lorable 10 both sections, may be effected
He opposes congressional compromises
and says that the South can only rely
upon constitutional guarantees; and 4
effect this end, he advises the calling OF I
southern convention, 70 agree upon snci
amendments 10 the Consultations as will
secure the Just rights Of the South, and
TO submit them 70 the Northern States
aIso. for their action. NJ. ,..5 3
The governor advises the calling Of I
state convention To ascertain tho win d
/ the people on the subject.
Turning TO state matters. the goyernol
advises Peterborough organization ofmilitii
10 repel the invasion Of the state, allt
protect the property Of the citizens.
The governor also recommends the Ie
galizatiorro Of the suspensions Of specie pay
ment BY the banks. ...s.s ..sz .'..1
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from the sale, the balance belongs 70 the
,mortgagor. See also jackson n; Hull,
10 John 4SI. Dankley ". Ven Buren,,
9 Joha Chy n. 33l. IL which the Chan
cellof ex,ressly says, that after foreclosure
suit NAV h. bfonuht on the bond for the
deficiency. Ahd III The case 81 Jones ".
Condy, d IN ~, llic court decide thnt the
mortaaEcc has two remedies, one ID rem
and ths other IN pctsonam, end that both
may be pursued al the same time
From these authorities IL follows that
the plaintiff below lid not exhaust BIZ
remedy BY the sale OF the moftgaged
premises, and that he had right to sue
FOR the balance remaining due after de-
ducting the sum realized BY the salc.
But il Is said that the court erred IN
allowing the witness to testify In relation
TO the verbal contract, as the contract
was merged 10 The tlOrigage. We do not
think So. The mortgage did not extiu-
guish the contract, nor was i merged.
The contract existed independently u the
mortgage, and was just as valid aud bin
ding IN parcl, as II IL had been ID writing.
The mortgage was dependent upon the
contract, not the contract upon the mort.
gage. One was an obligation 10 pay, the
other mere security Tor the payment Acl
cording to the decision ia 8 John Ch'y.
X. the mortgagee could institute suit upon
both al the same time, one at law, The
other in chancery, one III pcrsonaM, the
other In rsm. hut this could not be III,
ease II the contrnct merged in the mort,
gage. 5., 4. "
The mortgage In the case before rs
reciies the terms or the contract, recogni
xcs is binding force and validity, aud ex
Pressly states that II Is given 10 secure the
payment Of three thousand dollars ID forty
eve days from that date What three
thousand dollars we might askl Certain
y none other than the three Thousand
dollars that the witness testified Stowe
was 10 pay Savage for the mining claim,
True, pafol testimony cannot be iHtrodn.
eed 10 vary awfittcn Instrument, nor can
Il be introduced TO prove antecedcnt con-
vefsations between the parties making q
contract, when II Is Ia evidence that the
coatfact vas reduced TO writing. Blu,
this casc does not fall within either Of
these well established rules or law. The
eouiraet tras not y.dsad 10 priiing, the
mortgage being the security for the con
trad and not the contract itself, aud ii,
court decided correctly In allowing III,
witness TO give evidence d the paro
agreement.
Judgment affirmed.