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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-09

A SEVERE AccIDEST.-Last evening
about 10 o'clock an accident happened
in the Lafayette restaurant on Main
street, by which an unfortunate woman
named $40 Allen was severely in
jured. She and two companions were
supping in one Of tho private rooms of
the house, when the man Of the party
rose from the table and raised his chair,
plnyfully it is said, and struck it against
a lamp held in q bracket. The lamp
was thrown out and fell upon the table
near to where the woman Allen was
sitting, and the burning fluid was scat
tered over her person. Her face, mock,
bosom, and hands were covered with
the burning kerosene, and her skin and
garments were ablaze. There vas n cry
Of fire outside, men rushed into the
restaurant, and the utmost constcrna-
ton prevailed for 4 few minutes. In
her sharp agony tho affrighted m
ran from the room INTO the main saloon,
where several men had been seated at
the tables, and clutched first at one and
| then Mt another Of them. She threw
her arms around n young man, whose
beard and eyebrows were singcd before
he ~disengagcd himself from her hold.
The hands, boards, and hair Of several
others were burned in their attempts to
put out the fire upon the. person Of the
blazing woman. At last one man he'd
the presence of mind to take off his cont
aud throw it over her head and face, by
which the fame was extinguished. The
unhappy woman was then carried into
the room where the accident occurred,
a physician was sent for, and every
available means was rssorted to allevi-
ate her dreadful suffering. DR.. Chamb-
lin presently arrived, and sought to re-
lieve her pain before as%certsining the
extent Of her injuries, after which she
was carried home. We learned from
DR.. Chamblin this morning that her in
%juries, although severe, are not rs bad
as they were at first supposed to be.
The burns upon her face are slight, as
are those upon her breast, which was
protected by a voollen garment, but
both hands and one arm are burned
s%hockingly. The occurrence Of the bad
accident was purely accideatl.-Reese
River RepeiAe, 6M.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-09
BOILER M~ANUFACTORY
O TAYLOR,

AND.
SHEET IRON WORKER,
NEVADA BOILER WORKS.
SILVER CITY, NEVADA.
NrRw BOILERS MANUFACTURED AT
IN the shortest notice. Water and Pump
Pipeof all kinds. Allkinds Of BOILEk WORk
done with dispatch, and ALL WORK WAR
RANTBD.
n REDUCED CHARGES. "a
rrom mi, date We have reduced our charges
for Boiler Making from 010 10 80 per day.
OrderS may BE- lsft at tho once Of the Nevada
Foundry, No. 50 South @ street.
n. B,-PartIcular Attention paid torspairlng
mhls.tf JOSEPH TAYLOR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-09
POLITICAL.
For Chief of Police,

ToHN G. LEcoNEY ANNouNCEs HIM.
self a. q Candidate for the Office Of Chief OF
Police Of Virginia City, at the ensuing election,
subject to the action Of the Union City Conven.
tIon. apr6td.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Arm Of Jen Wilson Co. 10 this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. The business and &C.
counts Of the sAmo have been transferred TO
l.. FOX & CO., who are alone authorized to
receive and receipt for all debts due ths above
hrm. !. WILSON.
Gold Hill, March 81, 1853. apl-l0d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-09

AFR. LYONS. HAVING REFITTED THE
Ml above centrally located and beautiful Hall.
will gIys N GRAND BALL to his numerous
friends on the occasion Of reoprn'ng the above
Hall for the season, on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-09


by Mr.. G. j.. Hillyer, vas adopted
Resoiped, That We proceed to elect,
uipa poce, six alternate delegates, who
shall act as delegates in case Of the'ab-
sence of those already elected, in the
order in which they are chosen.
The following named persons were
elected in conformity with the above
resolution
LIST, Abraham Curry /; End, G. N. COL
Inns Sd, A. N. Fisher (; 4th, W. N. Hall;
9Th, D. Wellington I; 9Th, VIM. Gsller.
(Thus, if belong is absent, Curry
will act for him, and so on.)
A resolution introduced by Mr.. Welty
to instruct the State Central Committee
to adopt for the next State Convention,
n like apportionment governing this
Convention, was withdrawn by that gen.
tlcman.
An invitation from Governor Blasdel
TO the members Of the Convention to
visit his house was received.
After taking up the usual collection
to pay expenses, and n statement by the
Chairman that delegates credentials
would be furnished after adjournment,
the Convention adjourned sine die with
three r%ousing cheers for General Grant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-09

measures and delay the restoration Of
the States lately in rebellion to repre-.
sentation in the Congress Of the United
States, were so f~lsgrantly illegal, so
thoroughly mischieyous, and so dan
gerous to the welfare of tho nation as
not only to- justify but demand the pro-
sentatiou against him Of articles Of i'm
parchment.
Resoloed, That Ulysses s. Grants tho
choice of'the people ofNeysda for Presi-
dent of the United States during the
next Presidential term.
Resolved, That the Delegates to the
National Convention be and are hereby
instructed to give no proxies, and thai
the members present be authorized to
cast the vote Of the entire delegation,
unless there be alternate delegates
present.
The following candidates for Dele
'gatcstwere put in nomination in the fol-
lowing order John B. Winters nomi,
mated Charles E. DeLong Mr.. Hastings
nominated Jos. Trench ; William H
Corbett nominated A. Curry D. W
Welty nominated L. Hyneman Mr.. Stur'
texsnt nominated Fl. II. Beck Mr.. Hill
yer nominated G. N. Collins Mr.. Has
kell nominated A. N. Fisher ; Mr.. Bur
son nominated ]. Al. Walker Mr.. Stafford
nominated o. r.. Leonard.
They. each received tho votes indica.
ted by the following figures:
Trench
Beck
Walker
Leonard
Curry
80
Collins
Tho following resolution, introduced
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21
Approved, March ,. 1865.

An act extending the time for the COM
pietion OF the Dubuque and Sioux CITY
railroad
Il 1t enacted bv the Senate and House
al Representatives OF the United States
oil America IN Congress assembled. That
The time for completing line of rail
!"au from Dubuque 10 Sioux Civ. in
the state Ut Iowa, for the construction ot
which lands were grunted in alternate
sections TO said state by act entitled can
act making grant of lands to the state
ol Iowa IN alternate sections to and in
the construction of railroads in said state =
approved May fifteenth, eighteen hun
bred and fiity-siX, be, and the same is.
cAtended until the first day of January.
eighteen hundred and seventy-two, sub
Ject 10 Che reverter mentioned in said act
III Tie expiration of the time herein Iimi-
lea Provided, That said road shall be
constructed on the most practical route
by way OF Webster City and Fort Dodge
10 SIOUX City, which route shall he at
all points within the limits of said land
grant, and the same shall be completcd
TO Fort Dodge on or before the first dav
OF July, eighteen hundred and sixtv-nine
and thereafter at the rate of not less than
.Iorly miles each year and the said road
snail be- constructed, operated, and main
tanned a. one continuous and unbroken
line OF road from Dubuque to Sioux
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21

by mail, free Of postage, under such reg
ulailons as may be established by the
postmaster general.
SIC. I. And he il further enacted,
That all the provisions Of This act which
apply to public acts and resolutions shall
IN like manner apply TO ..eaties between
the government of the United States and
torign governments, after they shall have
been duly ratified and proclaimed by the
president o! the United States and
shall also apply +" postal conventions
made between the postmaster general,
10y and with the advice and consent OF
the president, ON the part of the United
States, and equivalent officers of foreign
governments on the part OF their respect
i've countries, under the authority of the
second section Of The act entitled "Au
act 10 reduce and modify tie rates o.
postage in the United States, and for
other purposes" approved March three.
eighteen hundred and iiity-one: Provi-
ded, That it shall be the duty of the
postmaster general 10 transmit copy of
each of said conventions TO the :, cretary
OF state for this purpose, and that the
printed copy OF said conventions shall
he revised by the post Office depart
mcnl.
SEQ. ). And be it further enacted,
That ali law, and part, of laws requiring
tie secretary Of state to send the laws
first directly 10 newspapers for pubica-
lion, as well Is all laws and parts ef
laws in conflict with the provisions OF
this act. are hereby repealed.
Approved. March 9, 1865.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21
Approved, March q. 1865.
An act in relation 10 the pronunciation OF
the laws of the United States.

a.,
"Nt ~ '','',o'' :" '''' l'''''''"'-''i''' "'
'''' law vi '''' ''''e'' ''"''o'
lie 1t enacted by TIE Senatc and House
OF Representatives "t the nlt"l States
OF America IN Congress a-s -nbicd. Iha;
| from ana alter the passage oi tins act
II shall he the duty OF IT." secretary q!
state to furnish the Congressional Prn-
Ter Win correct copy "l every act anu
loI"t resolution "s 500" Il. possible after
lis approval 10y the president oi the NJ
tea States, or alter II shall lHN" become
Il law III accordance with the constitution
without such approval Ani 20 much
OF section seven OF the act entitled An
act to eNPedlHtc and regulate the pr.ni-
NJ OF the public Il" umcnt-, and ,r OH
er purposes, approved .junr Twenty-Five.
'lGhi"eh Hundred and -INt:-:uur. as re-
Iutr~ IL" secretary %; tLt senate u t,r-
"IH'I -"rh copy i hereby r,l'r.,Ir'l
Sic. :. At'I he II further enacted,
ma: the Congressional Printer, Oh re-
''lP' o. iht copy froNl'.ei ior III the iore-
gong "ec'loi- shall III every case lmmc'ii-
'leIy cause an accurate printed COPY oi
he act or resolution, as 1t shall have
been furnished 10 him, TO be prcpar, Il
and sent III duplicate to the secretary ui
state for revision, and on return OF one OF
the revised duplicates the Congressional
Primer shall at once nave the marked
corrections made, should there be any.
and cause to be printed and sent TO the
department Of state fifty copies, and also
cause to be printed separately the usual
number Tor the use OF the two houses
congress Provided, That, on request OF
t.e secretary OF state the Congressional
r iil''tr 't''li furnish 10 the department
oi ''''e any additional number OF copies
oi any ACT or resolution, not exceeding
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21
In Chancery, September Term, 1868.

STATE or yErNo>r, HARY i srHvEIs ss and nd liE>-
ZEE "ouH'H' r. >KIETTA STEVENS, his WIFE
WhsreIN William Stevens Of Bloomfield, in Essex
Coun ', has flied in this Office hi= petit Oh, zctiug
in rubst nee, that the uth DAY Of Jun, 1903 thee
defeudents executed to J. >. Piper, gag deed ui
land in the bloomfield, being lot 80. = in the lith
range, land off OF the herly side of mt, known
undivided, about eighteen rods wide. SuppO- ci in
The whole to be hundred and L y-ive
Condition, d for the aymCut of two hundred duEtrE
specIted in u note dated said ust mentioned day. and
paya L. to J. >. Piper bearer d-mcEd Ith iE-
annually, which l. due and sald Nor gage AID
noe have been duy assign t" The pcttiOn'r. An I
prs ing the for closure of tn def uden= equity Of
redemption III the pr nires.
And II cing IN de 10 appcar ha tie DetcndlEr arc
rsd ng out If this safe and without the juIi=dcta
OF tEis Court, that 50 puua cannot be -cTvtd
trem, notice - hrhy given them, and tAcy
CURED 10 appear b'for" he 'ourt OF hanc ~ H' I
BE- he!: Al truildAall " thin and std i--X
ty, the I'd Iuc-day OF september, 4. ID. U.s. .Ac
and tier" vusHcI sid petition lUdHbI .r tA' ODD
and tecrc'E made herein. And the petitioner - rect
I'd th- order with substance Of -liI Pc
titon To bc published tEr,' weeks vry in H.
81. JoEHsbury CnedOuiaf. uevEpIJtr Iubli-.,L At
Johpsbury, in H. county 81 Id don tn tu- #
viii "a pubcat zhIl 'c u least t"c. . q W pre-
Sious to said Sd TUezd1yot September.
Dated Al ti.iltHall tI- Il; Gay # August, 80.
GEO. y. DALE, IHA>. l. BENTON.
solicitor. w. ti-...
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
Z. III. Eddy, Solicitor Of Patents,

Ilte agent Of L. S Patent ONCE. Washington, (under
the act of ln37.
IS State Street, opposite Kllby Street, Boston.
After extensive practice of upwards of twenty
continues to secure patents in the United States
also IL Great Britain, France and other foreign coun
Caveats, specifications. bonds, aSgnme nts and
papers drawings for patents, executed on liberal
ieru1s, and with despatch Researches made into
American or foreign works to dete mine the validity
utility OF patents or inventOns-and Legal or other
advice rendered in all matters touching the same Copies
o claims OF patent furnished by RENTING 81
Assignments recorded al Washington.
TEsrIMosIAL
II regard Mr. Eddy OF the most successful
capable practitioners with whom have had odc-
Al intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner OF Patents.
have hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ a person more competent and trust
worthy, and more capable OF putting their Applications
in form TO secure Tor them an early and ia'oiAOIe
consideration at the patent othce"
EDMUND Blu e Late Commissioner OF falehts
NM. r. II Eddy has made for me 10 Applications, on
all bit which patents have been granted anu
is pending Such unInstakeable PROOF oi stea
talent and ability his part leads me 10 recommend
inventors 10 apply to him to procure helt patents
as they OF having the most talthlui atteh
ton bestowed their cases, and at very reasonable
charges . ~ ihuu<A n Il
During eight months. the subscriber In course OF his
large practlce. made twice rejected apphCau ous
10 appeals every which decided III his favor
b> The commission OF patents, Il. Il. EDDY.
BostOn /, lSbS-ly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21

City; and no lands shall be disposed of,
or patented, or certified for said purposes
more than forty miles in advance of the
point to which said road NAV be ,,con-
structed form time to time.
Approved March ,, 1865.
An act in relation TO islands in the Great
Miami river.
BE it enacted ly the Senate and House
of REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
in the case of such islands in the Great
Miami river, in the Sta,C of Ohio. lis are
undisposed Of. or any vacant public lands
adjacent thereto, which are in the actual
and exclusive occupancy OF any persons
"nc have made Improvements thereon,
or OF their heirs or assigns. such ooyu-
pants thereof shall have the preference
right to enter the same at two dollars
and fifty cents per acre, on making proof
of the facts to the satisfaction of the COM
missioner OF the General Lake Office
and paving for the land within twelve
months from the passage OF this act, and
patents shall issue for the tracts so enter
cd a. usual in entries OF public Lands.
Approved, Mach ,, 1868
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21

-\u ar; to ,-;uu.I-u AMI declare the lgii-
road and biIdLrS @! 'hv New Orleans.
Mobile ami Chattanooga Rmiro:,e
Company. a. hereafter constructed. Il
post road. and Tor oiiIrr purposes.
b. il enacted 10y til, S.;,ic and Iiou>.
.I representatives oi the nitcd S;at,~
. America in Congress assembled. That
;u, New Orleans. Mobile. and Chal1a-
vuor;. Railroad Company Is hereby mi-
ilouzcd and empowered to construct.
,u-id, and maintain bridges over and
.cro-~ thr nayigtble waters OF the United
States Ca the route OF said railroad be
tween New Orleans and Mobile. tor the
use OF and company and the passage OF
Ifs engines. ears, and trains of cars. pa--
-cugcrS, mails, and merchandise thereon :
and said railroad and lis bridges aforc-
SAID. when constructed. completed. and
lu Use, III accordance with this act and
the laws OF the several states through
whose territory the same shall pass. Shall
he deemed, recognized, and known a.
lawful structures and Il post road, and are
hereby declared as such Provided how
ever, | hat the SAID company, in the con
struclion oi It's bridges over and across
!hc water, known ~ the East Pasraun-
MA li,cr. and the BAY OF Biloxi. the BAY
ui - Louis, shall construct aud main
tam ..Ew-hrid-r- III the channels, there
"i. uc'. when open. shall give Il cI,. lr
~'ar. tor the ra->;g.r Of vessel, OF not
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21
Jesse Mason's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the hon
Orable Probate court for the district OF Caledonia com
mlssiuners, to receive, examine and adjust all claim
and demands all persons against the estate Of jess
Mason, late STANDARD, In said district, deCed e.
represented nsOvtnt, and the term Of >N months from
TIE day July, ls6S being allowed by said 60 II
tOthe creditors Of said deceased to CAuh AMI pc -
ueirrespective claims before Us Give notice thd :"
Will attend To- the duties OF our appointment al IN
dwelling house OF MIS- Dorothy MHspu IN sad district
on the 81 TUESDAYS Of september and DrCeuo"i, HeAt
at 10 o'c )ck III the forenoon each OF said dal
A e. Rabbit, tC,,,,rs
2O-22 }. II. GEORGE, ~ "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21
10 HOUSE BUILDERS I.

The subscriber would inform house bull !ers. and all
prrson- who wi-h lumb dressed, that he has lately
fitted up his shop with and improved machinery,
and that he hol u himse in readiness TO do AL work l.
his line II II -houd ie and - short notice.
He h's one OF WHITNEY : IMPROVED CGllN-
DER planners. which haz taken the highe-t PIE MUM
the Mechanic exhibition Of Mas chusctts alsO gold
medal the Purz Exposition the pa-t =es-On. his
machine is made principle, and If the only one
il this Of the state that Will plane and joint clap
boar is ii Caa operation.
lie has also of John Humphreys improved joint
ing TALES for ed sinE and iOnting lumicr.
Also Il Daniel Paner for dressing lum er.
Ai-o i hatcher for ma. ching lumber Of all thick
Also cutting-ofT and splitting saws and boiling saw
for fitting wood for stove.
lie intends to keep lumber on hand and will furnish
it to order. !. 7. MACON.
-. jOhasbury, April l.. ls6S
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21
THE MAN

Who couldn't his feelings doubt did business on
cash principle Speaking of cash reminds us that you
cannot invest your spare cash prottaby than In
buy ing one Of CASINOS SPRING MATTRESSES
and LOUNGES. A fine assortment OF nice covers just
received Car and zoe thorn. Eastern Avenue St. j.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21
gegal.
Miranda Wetherbee's Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the hon
Orable probate for the district Of Essex. cOu
mssiOners 10 receive examine and adjust claims
demands Of all persons against the estate OF Miranda
Wetherbee, late of Concord In said district, deceased
represented insolvent, and the of six months
from the oath day OF July, 1865 be ing allowed by said
court TO the creditors of said deceased, 10 exhibit
and prove their respective CLAIM before US notice
that viii attend the duties of appointment
the dwelling house OF Harvey Judev in Concord.
In said district, the 29th day OF August inst aud
23d day OF January next. at O'Clock each OF
said days
VIM S HOWARD, q, .-
1921 AMOS HOW ARD. N'II -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21

An act restoring lands to market alou4
the line Of the Pacific railroad ana
branches.
BE it enacted 10y the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the United States
OF America in CONGRESS- assembled, That
nothing i'll the act approved July hr,,.
eighteen hundred and siNIy-two, entitled
An act TO AID IL he construction OF Il
railroad and telegraph line from the Mis-
sour river 20 the Pacific ocean. au t.
secure TO the government .hc u>r OF til,
same Tor pu~!al, military. aid other puy-
poses. and the acts amcnldtory thereof.
shall be hrid to athoril. the withdrawal
II exclusion from settlement aul :uir,.
under the provisions OF ..e pre-"mpllon
~ homestead Avs. the rvyu-hu:ubrr,d
roads thcr, IN mentioned which hay, been
az may d. hereafter located PROV .I.,!.
:m.i -ici. -,,...ua -.....! .tv ..,;,.. a., 49,.
doll rs JiI fifty cents per as. .. .'l ~i..-
.ls.; only t. entry uud,r iho-y law ana
the secretary "t the interior Lr and =
nro!" auino.i1yl and i.g,-,,i 10 restore
to Lo"c>'y.L settlement. ire-y.uptIou. ur
entry, according 10 cNi,til- laws, all tie
rvcn-nurnbcrcd sections o. land hc,ou--
Iu- to the Government. AID NOW A.t.-
drawn rom market, on Both sides d.: the
Pacific railroad and brJn.ly-. WA.url,r
-aid road ard branches have hcrI J,h-
uifely located.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21

An act authorizing the sale of an unoc-
cupied military site at Waterford,
Pennsylvania.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives of the United State,
OF America i'll Congress assembled, That
the secretary of the treasury, be and he
is hereby authorized in his discretion 10
sell TO the highest and best bidder the
military site Of three acres OF l.ud at
Waterford, Erie county, Pennsylvania,
belonging TO the United States, and pay
the proceeds into the treasury OF the III
ted States
Approved, March /. 1868.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21
40 ACRES OF LAND.

wen divided into moving, prstulaEe. and woodland
Ga said "a IN good house, with he'd a,tiain n, ~.
2 cd bara=, with sheds attached. sad f I'm i. wei
tcnc nd well sup Ii = witt good ri min at r AM
IN very l-h state of cultivation. The above farm
WI Ice sold u ha ,ti. with, wit .out the ops
an ON and ok III prop rty owe. Frr further p -
i'-gl- IIr\pN NJ pD,N
North Ilanvilln. Ang l 1SfS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21
FARM EOR SALE

IT I'7T7Ff
buildings thereon; barn nearly new, with ,u.pinf-
water to house and barn. Tn, fifty res Of wood
ia IN n" same. prt Of which is sugar Urcaa of
~ Ut $40 tire s, with sugar house, arches &c There
Is also small lppe orchr d AMI scry thereon
Aiso adJo ming, (on the Endrck brook calledl il q
OF - acres, about two-hirds If cn meadow and
gras- land
ne whole Is. acres viii be sold together or separate
Ni'h crops On without, to cult the pupch.us. r
uu JOHN GALBRAITH.
fassump-ic, Aug T. 1sGS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-08-21
Il T n 4
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE Comply,
Hart ford, Conn.
CAPITAL 100000.

For h Insurance # nor Is VArTl T. M,
NJ LES agsiuz e-th from lent. Ere
=lso against los during IN. n Id marine t-lr-or
ton.
.z-IINE AGENTS WANTED t. opy.l.e in Cal ] .-
D.a prlt rs I'D Zee. tou.. i r. vermont
GEO. =. SHAW, General Agent.
II. Iouu-iur., Nrrrr5--