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q 81. Constant street.

Montreal, July II, 1854.
Messrs. Devins & Bolton-Gentlemen !:
For the last eleven months have been SUI
fering almost daily from several attacks OF
Dyspepsia 80 much so that / could with
difficulty retain a meal in my stomach
more than twenty minutes. At night ex-
perienced great burning id or about the
region Of the heart; q general depression
Of spirits, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dimness Of sight. ltried va
rious cathartics, compounds, and stomach
preparations, without being afforded any
effectual relief, till used four bottles OF
HubbeTs Golden Bitters, since which period
have not been troubled with q single one
Of the above comp ANTS. From the benefit
those Bitters have afforded me, | feel il ny
dutyto express publicly my grateful hanks
Gro. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
Try them and be convinced
For sale everywhere.
For sale everywhere
For sale everywhere.
Go. c. HUnsEL & Co. Proprietors-
INV. HuBBEL, Exclusive Agent
% Cedar street, y. y
JAS. CONCEAL,
az 2sshIy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-02

LroS's EXTRACT or PUKE JANAIcA GIs-
GER-for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn,
Sick Headache, CboleraeSIOrbus, Flatulen-
ey, &C. where q warming stimulsnt is re-
quired. It's careful preparation and entire
purity makes il a cheap and reliable hrtiels
for culinary purposes. Sold svsryEhere, 81
50 cts. per bottle. Ask for ILToSs fure
Extract Take no other.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By al
Druggists.
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PRICES:

Nc. !, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood plain case 500.
No. 2, Seven Octave, round esrners, Rose
wood heavy nouldings, SS25.
No. 8, Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Louis XIV style, $3.50.
TERNs,-yETI cGsH, in current funds
Descriptive eirruisrs sent free.
griy IN, lss.-l3lg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-02
TILE STATE OLE TEPAS.

To The Sheriff Of Ellis County, Greeting:
NOU are hereby. commanded TO summon
4 by publication, John Perkins, Jr,, who
is not a resident of this State TO be aud per-
sonally appear before the District Court, to
lie holden in and for the county of Ellis, at
the Court House thereof in the town of
waxahacbe, on the second Monday after
the second Monday in February next, then
and there to answer the petition Of E. F.
furniss fled in said court against the said
John Perkins Jr., and alleging in substance
as follows, to witt
That ut different times, from the thirty
first (3lsD day Of December, 1861, to the
thirty. first (3lst) day of December 1852
the said Perkins became indebted to plain
tiff and undertook and promised to pay to
him divers sums of money, amounting in
the aggregate to twenty-one hundred dol
lars, for a more full exhibit of which refer
enco is made to acct "a" hereunto attach.
ed. That in addition to said amount Of
twenty-one hundred dollars, so set forth in
account "a" defendant afterwards on or
about the Sd Of January A. ID. 1868, be-
came further indebted to the plaintiff for
valuable consideration, in the sum Of sew
enteen hundred dollars, witnessed by a due
bill of said date 10 plaintiff by Henry Pan
nell, said defendants lawful agent. A copy
of said due BILL marked "B," is filed with
and made part Of petition. That plaintiff
is still owner and holder Of said indebted
ness which ID still due and unpaid.
Gle further states, that defendant Ia
nonresident of the State Of Texas, and that
he undertook and promised to pay all of
eaid amounts viz: Thirty eight hundred
dollars in said county of Ellis, and that he
is the legal ownw and holder Of lands, and
other property in Ellis county.
Wherefore he prays for attachment
against the property of said defendant, for
citation by publication, aad finally for
judgment for his debt, interest and costs,
and for one thousand dollars damages, and
fol. al. proper.relief
L. F. FURHIss, Plaintiff.
Account "A"
John Perkins Jr,
1861. To L. r. Furniss, Dr.,
Dec. 3Ist.i To,medical services on
Somerset estate for the
year ........ ............. 5000 90
Dec. 3lst, 1862. Medic services
as shove, and removing
property from Missis-
tippi to Te1as.-......... 500 90
2,l00 90
1863, Jan, lst BY Cash received 200 90
1900 90
Exhibit HB,r due BILL
EsLIs County, Texas, January I'd 1883.
Sl7O0 Due Eff. Furnis, seventeen hnn-
dred dollars, for sale Of Ben Porter, psys-
bic on demand.
HENRY PANNELL,
for John Perkins, Jr,
Herein fail not but have you then and 4
there before said Court, this writ with your
return thereon, showing Row you have exc
cuted the same.
Witness, J. II. Gordon, Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Ellis County.
- Given under my hand and zeal
SEAL lof said Court, in the town Of
OOS/Wsrahsehis, on. the 2nd day Of
January A. D. 1861. J. II. GORDON.
Clerk D. c. r. @ T,
I certify the foregoing Is true copy Of
The originOl nop in ny hands. Jan, 2lst
1867. CT. FOSTER.
lsfE Sberif Kills Co
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THE
MANDRAKE PILLS

Nay hs taken vifk entire safety BY al and eor
dffious producing All the ROOD results that b.
otfainef From caiurnei. any - the ercurial med
icines anf vifguf any q their hurtfui irjuriou
results. Tbsy carry out Of the system The -uleni
sud vurr-ouf natter loosened nnd Dissolved by y
SAWED TO SIC AND PULMOSIC SYRUP. II
vin he that eli tkr~e ~ ny n-dciues nrs ned
- In most eases 70 cure COnsumption-
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NEW ORLEANS.


HAVING received by the late arrivals a
Ill large stock Of Fresh aud New DRUGS,
In addition 10 the large assortment on hand,
! am NOW prepared to supply the large aud
increasing wants Of the DRUG TRADE
SOUTH.
IL Is needless, perhaps 10 enumerate the
various articles embraced in my stock, be-
cause ! am 10 keep on hand srsTy aTteIs us.
ually found in a wholesale Drug Establish.
ment My Drug, and Medicine, have been
selected with great care, and hesitate not
TO say that fresher aud purer lot Of drugs
and medicines Than those TO be found In my
store and warehouse cannot be found In this
city, They were selected by myself in per-
son and know they are genuine, ] offer
them to the trade as low and on as favora.
BILE terms as similar articles can be bought
In New Orleans. My stock Of
Chsnnedi,,
I'dinf',
OILS, Giau
Dye-ShFJ,
Psynmsry, 81.
Is complete.
am also the Wholesale Southern Agent
for large number Of the most
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES AND
REMEDIES
now in use throughout, the country. These
embrace
Goes Cough Bal,am
aud Dyspepsia Cure,
Hubbels Cabinet Brandy
and Golden Bitters,
tho Martha Washington
Hair Restorer,
Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills
and Queen Hair Restorer,
DR.. Clocks EXCELSIOR Hair Restorer,
The Msssasoit Hair Restorer,
DR.. Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics.
Russ St. Domingo Preparations,
Hurley's Sarsaparilla,
Worm candy and Stomach Ditters,
and many other remedies equally we'll
known in the South, all Of which l can
furnish in any quantity and on the most
advantageous terms.
am also agent for very superior kind Of
Lubricating OIL
which is now used instead Of Sperm Oil, by
Northern Railroad Companies and Machin-
lists Of oil kinds, IL having been found
equal to Sperm Oil for all kinds Of machin-
cry. 1t can be sold very low.
respectfully invite those who visit this
city in search Of anything in my line, to
call and inspect my stock and learn. my
prices. 34Ay.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-02
MARsDLss
VEGETABLE sANATIvEPILLs,

VEGETABLE SANATIyE FILLS,
Are purely vegetable, free from Mineral
and Mercurial Preparation, and compoun-
ded with great care. They may be relied
upon in all cases Of Constipation, Bilious
Disorders, Nervous or Sick Headache, Gout
or Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, and all
Affections ofthe Liver, as the most prompt,
safe and reliable medicine known. They
sre active and mild, being particularly de-
signed FOR the Bilious Diseases Of the Wes-
tern and Southern States. when timely
administered, they viii be found efhcacious
in Bilious and Remittent Fevers, Fever and
Ague, Costivsness, Collie, Worms, Pain in
the Bowels, Heartburn, Flsiulence, lndi-
gestion, Pain in the Head, Back or Breast,
ADD in al cases whore Csthsriic IL required.
Their great excellence consists ia this, that
they are compounded from the concentrated
virtues Of the medicinal substances Of which
they are composed, consequently they have
far greater potency, and far more remedial
eff CT. than the same medicinal substances.
whether mixed or administered singly.
Prepared BY 7. W. Narsden, 4s7 Broad
way, New York. Price 25 eents per box.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-02

A GOOD s.. Louis made Hack for sale or
N exchange for Flour, Corn, Bacon, or .
pair Of good mules BY FIELD BROS.
January 18th ls57-l8tf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-02
ALMANAC 1867.

Marsden's Southern Almanac, 1867.
Is now ready for distribution, containing
garden calender and useful information.
To be had gratis Of all Druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-02
No a.
AQUA DIX MAGNOLIA.

a toilet delight Superior 10 soy Coisss,
used 10 battle The face and person, 10 reader
The ska sofi ahd fresh, 10 sllay inhamms-
ton, 10 perfume clothing for headache, 4e.
U IL manufactured from the rich souihsTa
Magnolia, and IL obialning q patronage
quite unprecedented. II IL favoriis with
actresses aud opera singers II Is sold BY
all dealers, at 800 in large hotties, aud By
DrHAs DAnSfs & Co, New York, Whole
sale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY
all Druggists.
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STOCK BRAND.

IyOR ne irforrusfio. ofal couu--nsd h---ty rivs
II nrtr-s thnf ~ hrnnd ~ hu-s.s arf csftis : &c
fharffrlly rscsfrtirst. NJ nd1rurs 4 nrckwnn.
Kssf1sn rsurtg- i1gl sSEAx cEyrN-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-02

NOTICE. have this day placed all
~ my mercantile books, papers, notes
and accounts in the hands OF Messrs. Bur-
ford & Mccoy, who are alone aut oriIed to
collect, manage and control the same, and
no payment made 10 any other person will
be respected or recognized by me.
N. D. BULLION.
Dallas, Dec. ls, 1s66-l48mo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-02

ksrsdensP Pure Extract Ginger.
rDeccr.bsr ., 1s5s-l4sn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-02
GROVESTEEN & Co.,
Piano. Forte
MANUFACTURERS,
400 Broadway,
NEW YORK.
THE Attention of the Public and the
Il trade is invited to our NEw SCALE
Octave Rosewood Piano Forte.
which for volume and purity Of tone unrivalled
BY any hitherto offered in this market. They con-
tain all the modern improvements,
French Grand Action, Harp Pedal. Iron
Frame, 0ver-strung Bass,

and each instrument being made under the personal
supervision Of Mr.. J. II. GRovEsTEEs, who has had
practical experience Of 30 years in their manu-
facture, is fully parTarted ~ ereyParficriar,
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LATEST
BY TELEGRAPH
Night Dispatches.
lwrsTrns ...oelArED1 rnass nEr0nra.l

NEW YORK, March 2G.-The Peabody
educational fund trustees have finished
their session. The report was made by
Bishop McIlvaine. It states that for the
presest. the promotion of primary or
common school education by the now
existing or other agencies, shall be
the leading object to aid this design.
A normal school of education, to pre-
mare teachers, will be favored, and schol-
arships will be enrolled In the now exist
ing halls of learning in the south, and
education, in aid of the application Of
science to industrial pursuits, viii be
another purpose OF the trustees. The
annual meeting Of the board will take
pIaee in New York on the third day Of
June. Rev. DIR. Sears, of Browns uni
versjtv. has been elected chairman.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 28.-Central
Mexico adviees state that Weshooeon Is
free from imperialists, and that Corona
commands the entire liberal force In the
vicinity of Quintazo.
Fscobedo had routed the imperialists
under Mendez. Miramon attempted to
form a junction Of his forces with Men
dez. but was routed and lost both legs by
a cannon ball. Mendez was killed.
Diaz threatens Puebla with six hum
dred men.
Maximilian holds Quertero with a
force of 10000 against the combined
forces of Escobedo and the other liberal
chiefs.
LONDON, March 26.-In the house of
commons, last night, Mr.. Gladstone
spoke against the government plan os
reform, and opposed the second reading
of the reform bill.
dispatches from Constantinople state
that the porte will never consent TO give
I'D Gambia to Greece.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-27
Danger from Texas Catlle.

It seems that the danger arising from
the introduction into northern herds OF
Texas cattle has been undeTrated rather
than overTated. Experience in Missouri,
Illinois and other stY7es, place it beyond
question that the Nexas cattle bring
with them q subtle and deadly poison
which, while innocuOus to them, IL de-
structive to cattle raised in the states
north of Texas. 1t has been called the
Spanish fever. Although Texas cattle
themselves show no symptoms of the
disease, they communicate it to others.
Il is supposed the excretions Of the Texas
cattle communicate 10 the grass Of the
pastures they are fed on poisonous mat
| Ter, which is fatal 10 the northern cattle
that feed after them.
It is really one Of the strangest cause:
of disease, either among men or beasts
an record. The disease is wholesale
I literally exterminating its victims; Will,
ne danger from it is most imminent il
VERY neighborhood into which O
thro1gh which these Texas cattle az
brought.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-27

The remarks which we copy below
upon the quality of the piety and pray
ers for which Congress pays, are the
more striking, because they are the
utteranoe Of RAYMOND, the " Litue
Villainr of the New York Times, shuf-
fling politician, like Mr.. Faeing-both-
ways; who, an exchange says, reminds
us of the character Of Dickens, who,
in danger Of being beset himself, turned
about and fiercely assaulted small
boy" To the shame Of the Nation they
are true, and prove that Northern piety,
like Northern patriotism and love OF
liberty, is of tine quality termed in the
phrase Of the cotton-market toic md
ding:
Religion, like everything else in WASH
ington, is shamelessly prostituted 70 the
necessities and eonveniences OF partisan
noiities. Chaplains are elected just as
doorkeepers and tide walters are ap-
rointed on account of their political
opinions, and they are expected to pray
and preach in the service and for the
profit OF the party that elects them.
PARTY zeal is often quite as apparent IN
the opening prayer of the congressional
cbaniain as ia the ward haraDgue OF the
treasury clerk. The chaplain Is expected
to prav for his party friends and at feg
party foes. Usually his petition Is d
summary of the proceedings OF the pre-
eeding day, and a statement OF "hst
ought to be done on the day at nand-
For every bill passed and vote given IN
accordance with party purposes and
plans, devout thanks IN anything OF thaG
Kind can be called devout) are returned
to the Almighty, who is earnestly ex-
horted to open the eyes and change the
votes Of rybOdy who stands on the
other side.
The frreverence Of some Of these So
called prayers often border on BIAS
pbemv. They are seldom anything
more than stump-speeches made VITA
closed ewes and addressed Ostenslbly 20
the Father of all while in sentiment
language and general style they would
shock any intelligent and cultivated
audience. Last winter one Of these eftu-
sjons.began, 30 Lord, Thou hast ruled
this world for six thousand years, and,
as are Belieue, Thou hast ruled it well y
People may fancy this is either thanks
giving or prayer ISIS really little better
than Liasphemy and not WHIT less
offensive. 1t was q oOndescen4lng IN
dorsement, on behalf of congress, OF the
Almfghty's official conduct; 1t was
little Surprising not TO see it followed by
a resolution of continued confidence and
q vote OF thanks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-27

FROM recent report it appears that
the number of children in Cincinnati
between the ages of six and seventeen
years is 4s, ,395, of whom p, 49s, or q lit
lie more than one-half, were members
of the public schools during some pOr-
tions Of the year. Not far from II, ,0eO
children were enrolled in church and
private schools, leaving more than COCO
children who are not known to have at
tended any school during the year. IL is
estimated that two or three thousand OF
tb.se have been detained by useful 0ccu-
pafions but in the most favorable view,
the schools fail of reaching large num-
bers OF those for whom they are de-
signed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-27
.ur,DS WTY-TAIIs. YOU LOSE

with knewu cheats
To play upon The square s TO be undone.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Times, usually well-informed,
writes this from therookery at Washing
ton:
THE MILITARY GOVERNMENT BILL.
I observe that several OF the northern
papers are urging the southern people to
90 to work and reconstruct their states
under the military government bill, so
that they can be admitted under It's pro-
visions. / presume the southern people
will Judge for themselves what IS best Tor
them to do. But I am in position to
say, and do say, no southern state will
be admitted to congress-, or into the
union, under the military government
bill or its supplement; nor will represen-
tatives of any southern state ever be adj
mlttPd to congress under any circum-
stances by the fOrtieth congress-. The
object of these bills" and the object or
the radicals who formed them, is to per-
manently dissolve the union, and to
keen the southern states excluded and IN
a conquered and subjugated attitude.
These bills are not the last measures
which the radicals have in view. Wait
until after the recess wait until the for
tieth congress gets fairly to work and
then you will see whether the men who
control the fortieth congress intend these
measures TO be q finality or not.
We note, also, that it is already dis
covered that the supplemental bill does
not distranehise people enough in Vir-
ginia; and that there is no way, when
State has once been admitted into the
Union, of enforcing specific performance
of stipulations entered into before its
admission, even if these are contained
in its Constitution. Congress is consid-
erably exercised by these two snags in
the muddy stream Of its legislation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-27

The Boston Herald says; The
American colony at Jafla is discouraged.
They have been deceived by their lead
ers many have died, Others are sick,
and they beg for man-of-war to carry
them home. Meanwhile the porte has
entered protest against the whole pro-
ject OF an American colony in Palestine,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-27

The Rrusslan papers HeutlOh beN
ulan for the care of the wounded ON
eeld Of battle, which was tried during
the war, and has now been definitely
adopted. Every surgeon is to be pro-
v,ded with a pocket-book containing e
neneH and a number of labels, like
tbose sold for luggage apparently, with a
strinu at one end. After attending to a
,,,,,ndea man, the surgeon writes on
- ~ these labels the name of the
...e,,,,d and what he has done to it, signs
,he label. and ties it to the wounded
e,ss ~ b,itton-hOle. Thus the man can
~ ~ carried at once by the hospital at.
tendants & to the proper place, and the
s,,-eeon 20 whom be is brought can learn
IN n 3 n,onent the state OF bis wound, ane
proceed 20 dress It.
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rrNrAL SYSTEM.

Calculation masls al The rate OF - pounds per per
oats.
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SgENF A. A wASQUERABE-A Rus
EsND VLCFIMESEB BIZ HIS WIFE.
An amusing incident occurred at a
( Philadelphia masquerade ball last week,

An amusing incident occurred at a
PhHsdelphia masquerade ball last week,
which r. thus told by a correspondent:
A certain married couple here in high
life. supposed 10 De living lovingly to-
gether, were invited to one OF these balls.
Upon consulting together, they mutu-
ally decided not TO go, and thus, II was
supposed, ended the mStter. Upon the
dav Of the bail, the husband represented
30 his lady that be was suddenly called
over to New York on most important
business, and accordingly after breakfast
left the house, hut alas sOrrOWful 10 re-
late, not for New York, but to prepare an
elaborate disguise in which to attend
the ball. Strang T till upon the depai :
ture of the loving partner Of her joys,
the wife also changed her mind, and de-
termined to attend the same ball, in
company with a lady friend. Arrived
there, she wandered around with the
masks, and before long happened, by an
unlucky circumstance, TO find herself be-
side her husband as his partner for a
dance. He, not being much on his guard,
/ spoke several times in his natural voice,
! 50 that his wife at once recognized nm,
but. with Woman's tact, said not q WOru
! in reply to the very loving and gallant
/ speeches from her faithful partner.
Sic then decided to watch him,
and never lost sight Lf him ioI
a moment. At last he seemed
/ to fiud the one particular charmer be
desired, and they became inseparaole.
/ Remaining near them, the wife heard
/ them arrange TO depart before the time
/ arrived to unmask, and, accordingly
| soon after they started for the dressing
rooms. He soon procured his wrspplngs
| aud went 10 the door of the ladies' room
/ to await the appearance Of his fair friend
! but the wife was too fast for her, for
/ slipping on d long cloak and hood ovel
her head. masked as she was, sh'
emerged hurriedly from the dTessln1
room, seized the arm of her exPectan
lover, and they rapidly made their way
/ 10 T. e carriage she, OF course, not speak
ing, aud be never suspechng IN
/ exchange he had made in IN
haste. After getting into the car
riage, the lover became exceedipgl,
demonstrative in the expression o
his ardent love, unQying affection, etc
| His companion prudently kept him at
distance, and carefully abstained from
speaking above a whisper, so that tn
afiactionate lover did not discover hl
mistake until they mutually unmaske'
In the room Of the house to which he ha
ordered his carriage to drive l drop Ia
curtain the interview can be better I'M
agined than described The lady IS
/ course, very indignant, and has separate
. from her unfaithful partner for, ma
much az bis supposed partner was laSe
by tAe gay LothariO for his as ofabl
J Laura OF several months' standing
and as the name Of his real partner hal
pens 10 be, not " Laura but semethin
very different, she justly concluded tha
/ the " affair % was no new one.
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A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE

81 Front Street
49, Tofga sf Perfection, 18th: No. !.
ss1sfa5 COMMUNICATION ID W Wednesday IlsAl
- -, uonth. Henry z. Woodland, sd, g.
NJ. Charles 81. Carroll, l4th sec - o
Meets sth WeGuesday Of eacn month. DsgLlse ~
WeIiersh, sd, g.. NJ. A Z. FIankiano d-1'
see. ,- vr-1-
f.sTBffrs Council OF Princes OF 3erusalerl, loin.i
No. n Benz. X. PUllen, sd, Iarsil-'-i -
CO.. n FrFg ef Rose Croix. 18th, No. J.
CsGarlas ". Adams. S2d, NJ. W. Il. l. 4oIil-
liuSou 3 q. See. -,,,
ptTTTTprF UlrFIrssEIs Council Of A-h, Soih-,
M 4 Henry p Woodard, sd. Comm. ;
William y CIr0de 33d, Rec
rossrsT0EY OF WEST TE1zNE1isEE. 81. 1oln
iusIie. SD Comm. in Chief; Dodge I.
rar s.lf. l{egs-
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LIABILITIES.


The greatest amount insured on any one risk
Is s75,0O1, but will not as q general rule exceed
$1,000.
TIE Com pauy has no general rule as 10 the
amount allowed TO be insured IN any city, town,
village or block, being governed in this nlatter.
in each eaEe, by the general char;teter Of build
ings, width Of streets, faciiittts for putting Out
hres, etc.
A certified copy of the charter or act Of incor-
pOratiOn, as amended, accompanied previous
statement.