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Ladies' Repository for 1862.

THE VOLUME XIII.
is the design Of this Magazine to produce elegant
and pure literature, such will cultivate the taste
fire the manners, and ennObe all the aims of life. Lit
erary without being pe6antic religious in its tone and
character without bgory, will make itself welcome
wherever it is known. No Magazine in the country is
better adapted to the family circle. During the forth
coming volume it will continue to maintain its character
as :: THE QUEEN OF THE MONIHLIES.'' And each
number will ain two original steel cngravings
The Repository has large list of original contributors
which comprise many of the best writer's of both prose
and poetry in the country.
The volume begins with January and back numbers
be supplied at any time.
TERMS:
Two Dollars Year. invariably in advance.
All ministers Of the NJ E. Church agents, ard will
receive subscriptions and payments
Subscribers may have their volumes bound in cloth,
plain for 80 cents per VOL rs gilt edge IS
half morocco; 81, so in morocco, extra, gilt edge.
JAMES p. MAGEE, Agent,
march27w6 Cornhill. Boston.
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Allen jacks Estate.

f subscribers having been appointed by the Honora
bic Probate Court for the Disrictof Washington, COM
m sioners receive, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands ul all against the ESih of Allen Jacks,
tute Of Woodbury. in said district deceased, represent
ed insnvent, and the term of six months from the 18Th
day February 1862 being allowed by said Court 10 the
oedors Of said deceased exhibit and prove heir respec
claims before Give notice, that we will attend to
The duties of appointment he dwelling house late
ry &C .uped by said drce;,Sed in Woodbury. said dis
,rc 3lst day of May, and 18th day of August next
st 4 O'Clock in the afternoon, each OF SAID days
r phiSEA AZ viii MIinisLER, commrs.
Woodbury., March 49, A. D. 1862. 326lw3
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF At the h
said holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier, in
said District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
quested to attend to the same on said court days
7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
December l, 1860.
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The Horace Waters Pianos.

MEL0D cons, ALEXANDRA ORG ANS, and T. GIL
BERT CO.'S celebrated EOLIAN PIANOS, are the
nnest Instruments for Parors and Churches in USE
large assortment Gun be at the new Warerooms
All BROADWAY, between Grand and Rroome Sts,
which will be sold at extremely low prices. PIANOS and
MELoDEoNs from sundry makers, new and second
hand to let and rent allowed II purchased per agree
ment Monthly payments received for the same Also
secondhand Pianos and Melodeons at great bargains
prices from S25 to 100. Sheet Music Music Books and
all kinds OF Music Merchandise at War prices
HORACE WATERS, Agent
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December l, 1860.
l.. wv. EgitcEncOck's Estate.

wAn1NaToN DISTRICT S. at Montpelier, with; and for
said District the 3lst day of March, A. D. 1862.
IN DUSTIN BLISS, Administrator on the Estate of Luz
Their ". Hitchcock late of Cabot in said district de-
his administration for settlement
Wnereupon it orde red that the he referred tot the
22d day OF April A. d. 1862 th Probate Office, in said
Montpelier, for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
peler three weeks successfully may be, that
they may appear and at said time and place, if they
cause, object thereto. By the Court.
as7fw3* Attest, T R. MERRILL, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden
WAsMrNeToN DISTRICT, SIS. at Montpelier, the 18th
day as February, A. ID. 1862.
u 1t BRUCE, Administrator, with the will annexed, of
T. the estate Samuel r. Athetton late of Duxbuly,
wills the and probation in writing of the lega
tees of said d. ceased for license to sell the
wh,ae,of the real of said deceased representing
that the sale of part of SAID estate Is necessary for the
pa the debts of said deCea ed and expenses of adj
winsation of said and that part of said estate
be sold without injury to those int rssted IN the
remainder thereof, lha the sale of all the real
tate said deceased would be beneficial to those inter-
,ested in said estate
Whereupun, is ordered by said Court that said appli
cation be referred to the 22d day of April A. ID. 1862,
at Tie Probate Office in said peer for hearing and de-
oison thereon and it is further ofdered that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication of notice of
this applies and order thereon, l weeks successive
er hefue SAID time of hearing that they may appear at
said time and place, and if they cause, object thereto
By order Of court.
3o7 Attest, Z. X. MERRILL, Judge.
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American e. Foreign Patent
r. I'll. EDDY,

SCLICIIOh OF P.II ENfS
(Late Agent of U Patent Office, Washington, undtI
the Act OF 1887,
70 state street, opposite Kilby ST., Boston,
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards of twent
"A years continues 10 secure Patents in the United States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign coun
tres. Caveats Specifications, Assignments and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
and with despatch. hes made into American ~
Foreign Works, io.de,ermine the validity or utility Of Pv
tents legal or other advice rendered
all matters touching the same Copies of the claims H.
any Patent fn rnished BY renting One Dollar Assign
ments REGARDED ri W,sIinn,on ~
The Agency il no: only The largest in New England
hut through it inventors have advantages for securing
patents OF ascertaininy the putentabiy Of inventions
passed by no by to any which
; uie ."ci cSeWhere: ne ~ NE
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DR.. MARSHALES HEADACHE
EeEsaa @WHJNEr.

THIS Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the best
article known for curing the CATARRH, CoLp IN
THE HEAD and the HEADACHE 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many cases of SORE EYES. DEAF
has been removed by it, and HEARING has ofte n
been greatly improved by its purges out all OBJ
sructions, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected. 1t is recommended BY many
of the best physicians and used with great and
satisfaction everywhere.
hoIe than tvs nty five years experience has proved
its great value and at this nen stands higher than
before.
large number of the most espectdbe Druggists in
Boston and New York, in ifcate signed by them i"
1854 say:
I" The undersigned, having or many years been &C
quainted with Dr. MAR6HALL'1 CATARRH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF and sold it in wi o sale trade, cheerfuy
state that believe it 10 be in every respect to the
recommendation given Of it lol he of Catarrhal
Affections, and that 1t is decd Ely best article have
ever known for all the eases of tie head
BE Of C0sihterfeits
A fac smile Of Tie sgna tre of the - ,rictor
CHARLES BOW EN-. is" ever bottle Soil hy Drug
everywhere. z.i*intiI'yl
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LIST OF
s. CD ~ CT 9
D. L E O N Il r d
Fairhaven, vt.

Songs or Song Books sent to any eddTess'
free of postage, on receipt Of price.
Price Cts each Is cts. per dozen; slOO per
hundred
Very liberal Terms TO those who buy to sell again.
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A New Medley
A little more Cider
A Sailors Life for me
A Life on the Ocean Wave
Blanca, the Star of the East
Belle of Alabama
Belle Brandon
Ben Bolt
Eobbing Around
Come to the ole Gum Tree
Coming through the Rye
Carry me back to Old Vir
ginia
Dixie's Land
Dixie, as sung by Chamber
lain
Dixie (The) of our Union
Dearest Mae
Do they miss me at Home
Gentle Annie
Glad to get out of the viii
derneSS
How the Money goes
Hazel Dell
FL me Again
Have you seen my Sister
How delightful 'twould be
In memory of Ellsworth
Pm off for Baltimore
Is it .nybody's business
Juney at the Gate
Jeanie with the light BROW
hair
Jeanette and Jeannot
Kitty Clyde
Kiss me quick and go
Kissing through the bars
Lily Dale
Maiden Resolutions
Maggy BY MY side
MassA's in the cold ground
Morrissey and Keenan, Figh
Mrs. johnson
My Girl with the Calico Ores
Nettie Moore
Nelly Gray
Nelly Bly,
Nancy Till
~ A variety of Song i
Christy K Whites Song Boo
Woods Songsters, , kinds,
Song Books, I kinds, 10 cent
Songsler, II cents. The Ha
cents. The Kiss-me Quick
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Nathan 1sOrsc7s RIseatc.


fslE subscribers having teen appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court Tor The District of Washington commits
a.oers, recev exanne and adjust all claims and de-
MAIDS of al! lersns against the estate of Nathan Morse,
OF NorhIeld, in said district deceased, represented
nsolven and The of six months from the llt day OF
March, 1862, being allowed by said court 10 the cred
of said deceased, exhibit and prove their
pec,ve claims before Give notice, that we will attend
the duties of appointment at the dweliin house OF
Martha Morse, in Mortified, in said district on the lst
Thursdays Of June and September next at O'Clock IN the
ttelnoon each of said days.
MOSES ROBINSON, Co,,,rs
WIN. NICHOLS, "
Eoythfsld, March l4th, A. D. 1862 32Gfw3
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IOh, Boys, carry me 'long
old Bob Ridley
Old Deg Tray
Over the Left
Our Mary Ann
On the Road to Brighton
Pop goes the Weasel
Pat and the Priest
Peter Gray
Red, White and Blue
Rally for the Union
Resale, the Prairie Flower
Reply to Willie we have miss
ed you
Reply to Wait for the Wagon
Ridiog on Rail
Root Hog or Die
Since We been in the Army
Song about Nothing
sparkling Sunday Night
Shanty mans Life
Sourkrout and Sausages
The Star Spangled Banner
The Flag Of Fort Sumter
The Yaller Gal with d bloom
er on
The Girl with a blue dress on
The Old Cabin Home
The Poor Old Slave
The Old Folks at home
10 the West
The Great Prize Fight
The Blue Juniata
There's a Good Time coming
That's so
The Modest Girl
Uncle Ned
Wilkins and his Dinah
When we're Married
Willie's on the dark blue
sea
WYATT for the Wagon
Willie we have missed you
Yes, We miss thee at home
And various miscellaneous
Songs.
New Songs con family added.
ooks constantly on hand
ks, 5 kinds, 1913 cents each.
lOj/ oapt. anoh Tho n,,oa
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MRS. =. III. yGeN's Estate.

H subscribers having been appointed by the Hoaora.
bic PROBATE Court for he District Of Wshln gton,
miSsuners receive, examine and adjust all claims nd
dc IDS OF all persons, against the estate of Sarah II.
Hayden, late Uf Montpelier said district. deceased,
and he of SIX months from the twenty second
day Of March, 1862, being allowed by said court
to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit and
prove Their respective claims before Give notice, that
will attend to the duties of appointment at the
Oicr Of lea,n g. Reed, in Montpelier, in nd district,
the 2ld day Of April and OF september next at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, eacI of said days.
JOSEPH A. PRENTISS, lc,
CHARLES ID. SWAsEY, o0"'''' D.
CHARLES REED, Administrator.
Montpelier, March -, A. ID. 1862. 326fw3
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Notice.

Notice.
THIS cortifes that have this day sold my son, -eon-
ard c. Berry, his time during the remainder of his
aority, and shall claim of his earnings, pay
eny debts of his contracting after this date.
II NJ. WELLS, Witness. ELIJAH BERRY.
Waitsied, Feb. Sd, Is 2. t327wS+
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1r-A variety of Song Books constantly on hand. -
Chrsty Whites Song Books kinds, 1913 cents each.
Woods Songsers, . kinds, l2s cents each The Dime
Song Books, kinds 10 cents each The Young America
Songser, II cents The Harp of Erin bound in CLOTH %
cents. The Kiss me Quick rongster, cents. Also, an
assortment # cheap Books for the Holidays, &c.
In Press. The PATRIOTIC Songster, 10 cents.
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GARDENERS = u: i
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

certain and permanent for Rheumatism Med dr
II gia and Salt Rheun 1t Is an ntefian r eonring
no charge diet business and NAV be ,aHeh NY
children and persons of the most delicate CONSTITUTIONS
tcufptl
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent of U. $ Patent ONCE, Washington, unI'
the Act of 637.,
SG State street, opposite Kilby ST., Boston
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1850 THE 1862.

PESnsYLvANlA CENTRAL RAlLnOAO,
with II. connection. fo'ms -
=. THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
pIsos kkw'foRk To Tsg PKiNclPAL NEstghs ,IliEs.
&ta tsins run daily from Sewfois TO Philadelphia VIZ
A., Eew:lersey cod camden snd Auboy iine ,,,,,s
ALI THROUGH TRAINS FOk 1iE WE5f By THIS
EUUiE LEAVE kkW-YOkK FROI THE
-, FOOT ~ COOHILANOIST
Yo ~ ,..os phs the morning p''.e ger leave sew
NJ p N one hour late; thar o,ber lines
eb,ss no. ersiDg pa.seogsrs leave az IN
arrive The sane the Sob.,n uoss n C6ie4go and al
Rcinss 10 ne North West, Cresns. nd anooo Loui,ve
sans W., .ttano. .o-oos, Cincinnati and III man
,sepinB Gers without eb..se raS rom Philadelphia to
fo1rgh $50 miles and NesYoIk TO Piltb.rsh 41O mile,
cuokIDg and Balloon Cars on all tain.
ss'e tho same Is other routes.
SssgS. checked through. Transfers free.
'''ui' iicao'; zee o, s1 o,sd by iy.barsh-
Tue Fennsylysns Central Corpan, snr, an Frojgran,
Line witch afford. cou,fortsbi. MODE OF
81 a.. moving Westward. OF hal usual rates
R,M FREiGHTS
b "a f.n usshh Ct al descriptions DO forwarded
diana Inos Sus 90 the Railroad. q ONO Kentucky To-
Ap DikEcT, 70 a., Dor, on tn asyiu.bs river. Of
fSs r.;ss :, y " S,sa:s: from fI'i.bush
ss Railroad are q, Mi tur ~ fay.rabe .. are
Der, inr,,, s.t hAno,d Companies Merchants aud ship
psny can "a 70. so.ponsoo o. their Freight thu Com
WIN 0'1nosLce on Ito speedy tiaa.L
vsrmer and n, LIVE STOCK.
suss.e, NO Deasr. 10 Live Stock ~ fud this most al.
Died Jim se. Ctpaeiogs Ysrd. ~el wateed sup
ai' connections and eyery ssoo 4, ~ ~ -, ,y,''
f,sd,s where viii be found every convenience or
saA kEwYoKk sa s1s, A p1e,sd q m f f ~
iltcnHl LiVrf Passenger Agent. No. Aston HOUSE.
"SDoSALD BiscHoff, Kmisrsl, Agents.
EEOcu Iv,v,o NO. bsuefy place
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EXGLIsH AND ASlsmcAN BooKs'
nrRsuANT 70 an order Of the Supreme Court,

PURSUANT 70 am order Of the Supreme Court,
made tn. oh day of SepemD-f lsi, H. Ran SOM sole
,c,ipg As-irr.e the isfr Afl 81 tsunson Dfvs WI
eu - pnsr nuci m - the Merchant sclarrc sa re"
40 nj Rload~.y ia the Cy o. Ness 1oft, by > AEDN
~ II noon Of the same dsy al tie unconvrIted Asss' OF
lie late Gn Of Canu.fo9 Owls. Of the Lty o. tow lok,
uclucilg Notes, Accounts Dfths thHe' 81 Iihs hoa
IN. op-e No % Pinest for Inspection. A.o al the
h title an3 interest of he aid late hn aud ~ no ssl
lin Of ca water Branch t0uufy St4c ei Mifnfn, - vi"
h, 9r tho ~ section - IN town O. > Of H. west
siny 10 acres so about IS a 0 bciu; tho Eas,
of sat Section 22 add o. the south Of tsa, 81 section l.
In ,tid town excerpt 2O OF the eat side thereof hereto
o,. d-eded by Br.sy Cqpeu sad wife % Auou Ioh'on
~, los Sos sud In III .ci ~ in the Second Ward ~
the civ OF K~udk.a State Of Wi-con,i1.
uyl6Gt tx T. ALLLN, Attorney, No. JIG Nassau IT.
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LAM PRACTICE.

t. the Editor Of The ~ y. Tribune.
SIR: Your article tbi, morning on " MIR. janice
il excellent Iii. whole sound and sen'ble-deet!sds
rkguSsfsn Nj James and others may learn wisdom is~u
is perussL
10 that particular portion Of e. however which has ~
direct bssrn. on OF Mr. j. desire to direct seS
,lon You "iu.s" tina: man hasa nsue ughtto employ
whom he will to condaei bis suits nafdy th'ns tu
Won intended to use the phrase natural right II the ssna
las natural sh. employ whom he pe'e' to try his
Gauges IL would be only unjust bat ilesd and uncors"u-
tionsl 70 deprive him Of IT, But passing by this compare
tive upmporso. polu le, Ms consider he,ne' pH'N
r the Interests OF .ors and lawyers dean .nds that tue courts
should be thrown open to all comeE'.
VIVA, would be the effect OF ths upon ltie,nbs
Woul ther interests be promoted or he business DC expo
1edl Mani.,sy and though they 'houd not io'e.
hey have nothing san from this arrangement But ~9"9
hv not Inevitably lose by conftus ,heI business to incK
.,ca aud ignorant men Those bay'ng business Of Inn
,soc, would readily understand tnis. and then as nov"
their interests to gentlemen who devoted their ~h"is
time to the study and practice OF the Law.
olv fec. weak minded would exercise their natural
ht" or filling victims to tie cupdiy racii,y sns-
ram pe.,if,,,ers But futhef how wood your plan afrce
wyers As Of fact 1. would nure them but si .
heu,, the people would have the sense to npoy cous'ens
men But your idea generally adopted lawyers w0us
aes The uore numerous those Who appear IN Court
de e, will be the individual profits of the Pse,ice Ofihs
m add the stimulus pro'e sOna excellence Gini-i'h'a
! Ike proportion ,u.
AGAIN how would your plan affect the courts ana 'ne '
,ut.estsl IL you would ated few consecutive s's'
The Court at Chambers In this city, where much OF u u
aes,i t,ansacted by young lawyers or awyefs e los
veu,d soon be convinced that the terms OF Wv
hr ,boul be made stil stringent than 'aeS now
II No donb, .re that II all who now Paeace 10" "c'e '~
L, H. bu.n.,s Of the courts would be CREAMY eApeow
a u5,d Of suits " hch now lumber the cHerosf "o"e
= - h.sn commenced merely because they are surets
"a IN ,ho., suits which were brought to trial would %
=, :, with that speed aud certainty which are only ."
the sborious ard diisen' practitioner On the con-
a.. ,ooI, Of the cours would revoye slower than they
=, n thew we've impedrd BY the blunders OF mon poe
-, AZ n, talent. no experience aas no knowledge Of the
! law. ,..,
- NO. ,ucien. you say that but few men Of ths
np would employed The principle and tho policy are
sre IN the case Of In the Of hui dred
And beiiss why adopt plan which Ill not cause any In
r,a, clareesi We oesiay should not change cur pres
| eat system merely from the love Of change
Oher technical ba, equally objections to your pro
posed PLAN notice. they would hardly DO o. In
,erest to the general resasr
EDWARD II. sPooN2R No. Ill Broadway
Nev- York, May 10, 1862
iIr A. Ro.se agent for the sale OF Tns TmavsH hA'f
| POHp, Connecticut
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FbIRSI'ANT 10 an order Of ROBERT IL.
- l,cny i've .ccodirr TO law 10 all pefsoos having
~ 5nsaea1yl the ..ae Of ELISHA o. OILS. i.se Of "
Town AZ 1onkers u sid County. Deceased Z" pe'. We
- ,i he vopenes h,res E. 10 the de i,nti, stu4.uis
r,,oT Of al and 81 Toe goods chhttel end
80 sacee-e5 At he Once # WILLIAM 4. GUN a
,n.x No I2 Br5adwsy New-Yofk City, on OF before we
i4 ~ N Jalv A. D. igC1 -D4ei his - csy o January
a. D., lah2 H. T. bAbplAi' "u"'N'''''~''
JE8 iswGrno Sat
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THE HAY TRADE.

MORE SWINDLING-HOW 1T Is DONE
We invite he attention Of everybody who ever
buys hay in this city the folio wing statement; and
we ask other sufferers TO give usfacs. We propose
TO follow up this winjng business. and shall nexs
Winter mark every member OF the Legislature who
dares to oppose rig lteous law 10 regulate sales Of
| nay:
| To he Ed.r Of The y. Y Tribune.
SIR: AN Il 81 that the frauds IN the sale OF nay
are beginning attract attention OF the buyers Of thn A.
iclc, experience IN toe m,rr -aas me {, oeee
freely load Of hay Is sold ia the borry tbit tse pu
d-fraud-d om to hundred pounds sne
All tho ivcry stable keeer ~ tue city are f"Me
me fef but rIce s. Of hr Ionstituf nav
g sbyi.h. al Oc-s ior tAe weighing ea1shs mosS
urin. cunng inspecti any m-cbsdise Ac tn"y ssy
M bc scales In that location 6y VII. N he appointed
a.d is ,pOus!oe NJ one tppet" ~ AhD" Az
the he J-ct null snd o 10 elect aDo
you roYt ont plan ~ ofd-snce that te Cay 1or
.,ueu. could ADOPT to prevent such who- ae swindnr,
Won . O Ia confer great favor upon large Class tht are
buy-rs OF tie commodity could point OFT numerous
dealers men toned oy your esHespoodens
hich viii pasnt fss
GU hi 10 g. scales: IL so puus aud the OF ~
90 pounds The hst load is weighed oy TIL. esooasibs
wsccr or when he gels his ticket 10 20 lie heu made
MS ticket the with 1000 pounds, VINO tHtn oiN,s
arouu blocks aid lis hay ~eisnods
and b., din, each ia, ticket fVr 2iV0 pounds ID
r.Cue. ,in. lie - told by these s"iGdes u -
1, las en- weighed once. ard taey refuse to comply wan
into our g.stue remedy thce evils Sr9a't Dfahiey
IT .es,i % iufrod iced u r. taat very purpose wice
pa sed Snlte bat detected ey al nhdrsta ' oes
Mr. Pesce H. the Assembly aud oue OF Ae reasons uses
oy the rletan that his constituents "ee nIetcssu
they auted the prEi-se OF otins thar nay wan ~
nnch possible thai tncy uish De eoaP-nsod i,s
their tro1 trust therefore with your aid very nsDs ~
ton ,o SUFFERER
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Jneurante Companies.

NEW. ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
~ BOsToN AID NEMYo8ks oRV "a, i0'''
ACCIfMIiLATED CAPITAL, TWO hILLiOns,
enIgPLI,s OVER LIABILITIES ONE MlLLioH.
Tt Co. ia sirict!y mutual protection. AID ehtAe De
erant Ia al rs orkiEgs aud tendenc.e- il - the O!aes'
i~ Mutual Co In the United states. snd uniformly .u'
rcs, Ibe insurance Commissioners class II a. we
~ a. ia slu. and ecoDomy. an ove aud s)O'e ne sexual
~, aad Wv limited expenses returned 10 every nuif
1,,iog o1c,Ips1s win fu information, forwarded upon
SpI'I oIiN HOPPER AGENT ard ATTORNEY for the Co.,
,s,oaiiis,, Bnak Buidng No 10 broadway Now OK
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Nlatbir,crp.

nOARDMAN's PATENT STEAM-BOlLERS
Il 10 sr cent Of the fu.l required for hue Or pei1
eynder boilers the, have AZ The .dy
y... ana simr!icity OF consrucii0n convehehoe anu
chsePi' claimed for either. Send for circular , .,
's'ev III wv n. BOARDMAN. NO. "a Broadway, ny
UyHE GREAT AMERICAN PuMP.-dhe nest
4 Go, We'll and Fire Pump-Rsires from oil dopL'
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