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LITTLE IRELAND, UNDER TIE HILL. }
November 20, 1865.

LITTLE IRELAND, UNDER THE HILL.
November 20, 1865
NI.1HrR EDDITHUR-It's back to ne shanty
/ an me Judy an the byes | am, but the diyi
/ resavye me if it's meselft that's deited wild the
fact rs warrum receipshin an cowld war
besides got. Win l put me head in the cabin
wild " Save all here il wuz Judy that shtucB
her hshts on her hips, an SCI she, " So its bach
vez are Pax, yer camer's warrum for yez
We murlhcr1n' yillin. Shure, there niyer biI
Nv mate in the pot, or a handful ay male in the
lag, or a purtaty in the Garner, an Il 1t thS
munney yez have to git dinner widfor yersilf an
yer family, Ia Ike to know
d" Judy, agra, - SEE l.
% None av yer mulvathcrin," seq she' 80 have
yea the munney for the mate -
Diyil a ciut,' SCI l.
- Thin git out, yez drunken gommoch, seq
-he, " an niver put yer ugly phiz inside the
lhure till yez bring in mate or munney, an
wild that she cum Arthur me wid the Drum, an
mesilf didn't SHAY TO see what she wanthid.
Its to the ould place an the Garner | wint tusi
fur consolayshun, Fax, its a dhrap ay the
raal shtuif 'ull go nifty ccmiortin' this cowld
maruin', 80 SCI l. when | inferred.
An have yez the munney for that same
-ez me oull friend ~ runs the shebeen house.
sHr
" DiYll clnt, SEE !, Dut we TAKE
dhrink an the Guild party" SCI L
That's played out, SEE he Inc oild
party isn't in the Ticker bzness so much as II
wuz, an II 5 the shpondulcks NJ u'hlhs ho"
fur me whisky, SCI ne.
80 IN wherell | be eittin' thim2' SCI !.
Wurruk '' SCI he " An the airlier We 60
at it, me bye, the betthur for yez.'
The curse NV the crows on me tisht-sklhnei
tiaie, TO be tnratin me 50 unlacint |hln Il s
meseit had BIN dhrnkin he the wake IN ms
place at the ixpinse NV the party But II NGz
fur wurruk "int, an a weary thllmp mad
an 1t : not ylt / IL he hndn It, II TOO busy
the gintlemn all wuz to see me, though 1t Wuz
wi-An an irndly enui they wa! oeiofs Ali5-
shun- wuz powerfully tired an discouraged
whin | seen giutleman ay me ackwiniance
sthandln be his dhure.
'' The tap av the mainln 10 yer manner
SCI /. 80 Its mitey glad am TO see yer good
lukn, phz waust more.
- Marnn SCI he, az co"ld an az shafp ~
an Islkle.
Shure an its d. rlal comfort to see a irindy
face, SCI l.
g Wat the divil do yez want, man SEE me-
shuappu' like bui. dog.
Shure, SEE /, II Wurruk' yer manner;
wummun an the chlider
IS I've got no "urruck fur yez, SCI he. ,..
"Nlil be Arthur moFln yer hape NV coal
sez /, fur It wuz shtandn' lnkn' at the same he
wuz
wat I'LL yez ak NE SCI he.
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if VIM fnr bgb wac. far the moor man We
wuz.',
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nlksbun. an If WIZ nat thin I wantii nv coal
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FREEroET, March CO. 1855
hereby testify that " ss Sawyer's salve has cure
a swelling on my heel Of several years standing
gladly recommend il 90 the public rs an iuvaIlail
remedy for swelling and lameness ofauy kind.
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BURLINGTON sTEAMBoATCo.
On and after Friday. Dec. 18th, 1865, the
Fl" % II X II = II VI II y -
will run between:
PIatfsburgh & Burlington

As follows, Making Two Trips daily SUNDAYS
excepted,
FIRST TRIP.
Leave Plattsburgh at G a. m, and touching at Port
jackson and Port Kent, arrive at Burlington al & a
m, time for mail train going South.
RETURNING
Leave Burlington at 9.l0 a. m. direct for Platts.
burgh, arriving at that place at 1890 A. M
SECOND TRIP
Leave Plattsburgh at 4 30 A. m direct to Burlinp.
ton. arriving at p. m.
RETURNING.
Leave Burlington at D. M. and touching nj Por,
Kent and Port jackson, arrive at Plattsburvb NJ
p. IN. ~ NJ
. Passengers can breakfast or dine on board IT,
boat. 'ns
GEO. A. MERRILL, Gen. supt
Rutland. Dec. 10. 1858. ftdff P''
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SURG1CAL AND DENTAL INSTRUMENTS
y Dentists Foils, Mineral Teeth, Trusses and snn
porters, Shoulder Braces. Bandages Leecbes MP
raj Waters, Druggists Glass Ware Brushes RE-
Seeds, Perfumery, Flavoring Extracts. Snicas
Shaker Herbs, Dye Stun, 'P''esi
@No artiets efi'fsrior quality kept -
WHO'S c. SPEAR EDGAR W. BURRTrr.
.n.u Church ST., Burlington, Vt.
u SOL diff
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Growing old The good year 1865 In little

Growing old The good year 1868. In a little
time it will have passed away
The year begins to trembe and decay,
Like an old man who leans upon staff,
Aud in the graveyard reads the epitaph
Of all his offspring who have passed away;
Yea, soothed and hattered in full many ways
Though all the fields be bare and woodlands sere'
Half hidden from his sight by thickening haze
Serenely smiles his slow declining year
Like one who has in goodness spent his days
And waits his coming end without fear.
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VERMONTERS
The VT. Record 4 Farmer,
BEST PAPER IN VERMONT

Intends to spare neither money nor labor TO
make this the
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This Is TO certify that have known Miss SAWYER.
salye for more than five years and Of its bavnzte
successfully used in many cases consider i- surs
nor article, and well worthy the confidence u TICS
requiring such a remedy.
r. RICHARD CLAY.Mu
Boston, Dec. 10TH 1867.
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The Niles. Mich. Bsmorat says Flat It.
Gently Mr.. Chamberlain. residing in Cas-
County, turned q herd Of cattle which lad
been Iasturins in d marsh during the sum
mer, into his corn field. The next day thirty
head died. 1t is tl.a.ht by some that the
animals were poisoned. others attribute the
fatality to a sudden change Of diet.
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FARM FOR SALE

TIVE Subscriber offers for sale the farm On ,-r..
Il resides, near Checkerbury Village. tug1,-.--
miles from Milton Falls. containing one L----
twenty-five acres Of good land, with god +.
and fences, well watered and wood alI --
fcient for the use ofthe farm.
Million p, - ,ses JOHN ". IRJa
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IN instruments Of this class It is now several year
since the invention and application 10 such instru
ments as the NON HUNANA, which was first ap
piled 10y ts inventor 10 the Organs Of Mason & Ham
lin, who were urged t. introduce il 10 the public
IN its then imperfect state, and especially consider
in its liability to get out Of order they were IN
willing 20 adopt it. From that time continuous ex
pcrimenis for its Improvement have been made in
he factory Of the Mason Hamlin Organ Company
and elsewhere, which have st last been eminently
successful, the result being the MASON & HANLIN
IMPROVED NoN HUNANA, combining several pa
tents.
In combination with the Automatic Bellows Swell.
used only in these Organs, il wonderfully increases
the capacity and beauty Of the instrument, impaTt-
ing delicious qualities Of tone and producing novel
nd exquisite effects especially adding 70 its va
uety and ceiicacy Of expression. and increasing,
somewhat, it. power. The peculiar eXcellencies Of
several orchestral instruments successfully imi-
tated and altogether AS frequently characterized
by organists, " the effect is fascinating ID is SIM
pie in construction, free from liability to get out Of
order and requires no additional skill for its use
being operated by the ordinary action Of the bel
lows, recurring no separate pedal.
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FARM FOR S4TE

TIHE Subscriber offers for sale his fam, ~ a..
L Said farm is well fenced, well vat, -
young and bearing orchard, with g,1I ~ 10
over one hundred acres Of heavy WOOD 49,
land on the farm. Situated one mile from n
Of the town and two and a half miles from IN. p
depot. Enquire Of the subscriber on tbs NJ
-. 49,. II. II. NEWF7
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REMOVED.

4 ". POWERS has removed his Piano Wareroo :
y. from Winooski Avenue TO his new place corner
Church and King streets-irst corner south Of The
Post ONCE. STOCK complete and instruments war.
raLted as heretofore. Nov 80 lm&W2w.
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hight years ago cured two corns that 0 ad troul-
IL led me for years with HOODS LINIMENT. and
they have never troubled me any since.
WM. SMITH.
Hinesburgh. VI Aug, I2,IS6s' dsat6wtf
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4 PROTESTANT man and his wife to take CHARGE
~ Of the Domestic department Of the Home for
Destitute Children, in Burlington, Vt. The best u
References as &c character and ability will be re-
quired.
SARAH c. COLE, Sec.
y. B. State papers VIII confer a favor upon the
Institution by giving circulation 70 this notice.
sept. g, Wit.
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NM ii Ms sANrER,


Of Recommendation in the possession of -l.e.--.
Front M. Elizabeth C0orabs, B-trs.
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nNE two-year old Mare Colt. medium size. ligh
~ hay. with small star In forehead. Whoevc
viii give Information where 70 may be found sinai
Dee literally rewarded.
HENRY BORROWDALE.
Jericho Vt Doc H. WV
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This department is edited ny C. HORACE HUBBAED,
ESQ, President Of the Springfield Agricultural
Society.
TERMS
$3.50 per yeart lbs for six months; - cents Tor
three months 3l cents per month for any time less
than three months. In Clubs Of five and over 70
one address, : per year for each suhscr.pti No
Club subscribers taken for less than iull year
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Dt't- Henry In-raIlan ana vie, =
Joseph Farwell Mayor Of Roekland) and VII
NJ. c. Andrews POSTMASTER Of Rocklandl aA4 -
l. X. Kimhall and WIFE William MoLoon.
lfyou desire more information write 10 aHy -
Of Rockland, and they will take pleasure II ~
mending this truly Wonderful Salve. o.,
GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., Wholesale agent
ton, Mass. DEBfAS BARNES & CO., WEE
agents, New York HENRY 4 CO., Ene-.
agents, Burlington, VI Sold BY all prugT1,
Burlington. Sept. =. t'u~'
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READ THE TESTIMONIALS.
Saving for one month, sls2.35, over 20 per cent
". Y. Tribune.
Using three and four foot burners in the place Of
SIX and eight, heret0fore."-N. Y. Herald
81 am satisfied that this improvement will make
clear saving to US, in gas bills, OF 5000 per
year,. c. Moore r Co., Anieboroargh, Mass.
We hereby heartily endorse Il as the most per-
feet gas light we have worked by in any print
ing otice-h-Signsd by fhs Foreman. Asst ForsDan
Chief Reriser aud Makers up Congregational
Printing Office, Washington, d. c.
Saves fully one-third the expense" -DaHy Spy,
Worcester, Mass.
We have saved As per cent yet our light is fully
equal to what it was before."-NicAols & Hufetins
LotcsH, Mass.
Has saved more than 20 per cent in the quantity
OF gas consumed, whilst the quantity OF light has
been somewhat increased and It's quality greatly
improved. "-John J. May, Brood Street, Boston.
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We have real Pearl, Opal, Ruby, Emerald, Garnet,
Carbuncle and Seals, gold, Is carat, plain, chased,
and enameled; also variety Of childrens rings.
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We the undersigned, have solo m ore or sIi.- ,.F
yers salve within the last SIX m ,t,s tfar ary a
er kind Parties who have T. led II sueak n vsrv
hl-L prnIsa Of n. arcnIID-.t !. - = -
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\ writer in ChaniJsrs Journal recommends
coal-tar instead Of oil-paint, as a preventive
of rust on iron. II Is very extensively used
in coating articles Of hardware, and Is appli-
81 by heating the tar in boiler and apply
ing it while warm. Naptha Il sometimes
mixed with the tar to reduce it, make 1t dry
quick and give the .urlace CLOS
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Zeal estate.
FARM FoR.sALE.

II Fletcher, Franklin County, e., m1se
keep % Cows and teams. BuiIding. ie- n
good. 600 sugar trees, good running h.. e.
good orchards. viii be sold reasonaI7. "Sls'
suit purchaser. Inquire Of or address p ui1.,-. f.
Fletcher, Vermont. NiNsLn
Juiy 18th, is65-Wtf
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7 Z VIA -
-FIaheTty.

Dennis al HOmc--fa UHpledanis h6cepilo"
-Hor HIS Political Friends $1,000 0y nun
-" TranfeI, EmpioymenL
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CLEAR THE TRACK!
The Registers are Coming {!

rI'HE Legislature having dissolved the copy is in
the hands Of the printers. and the trade and peo-
pie generally may expect 10 have a WALT0N'S
REGISTER OR A VERMONT DIRECTORY, just
which tn choose, in season fo- New Years. They
will be for sale by all the booksellers and where
there booksellers by all the traders and where
there traders will be sent by mail, postpaid,
TO any address, Issued, receipt of TWEEN.
ty-iive cents. Address the
CLAREMoNT MANUFACTURING co.
Nov. n, WOW. Clarenont, N. IL.
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agricultural.

Mr.. Pierson. Of Onoarga, H., thinks two
inch tile will carry all the water that will
find It's way into it for eighty rods-aftcr
that distance larger tile viii be neeled.
The Utica Herald SAYS that at a late meet
Ing Of the Herkimer Co. Farmers Club, Mr..
Skinner, who has large experience, said the
best time to cut timber to last was when the
timber is frozen.
The average price Of horses in Vermont Is
SIlO IN New Jersey. $40. The value Of
horses in Vermont amounts to about ! ,000.-
coo; and the value Of tire horses in Orange
county New York, Is about S5,0OO.Go0.
Common shellac dissolved in alcohol. makes
the strongest cement for wood II VIII unite
the fractured legs Of your chairs and tables
AZ firmly as if they had never been broken.
Bones contain large proportion Of phos-
phorlc acid, and on this account make an
excellent manure for orchards and gardens.
Tie smallest bit Of bone should not be allow
ed to 20 to waste about the house while the
soil Of the orchard, garden or field Is in much
need OF such a fertilizer
Though one fourth more land was culuyat-
ed with wheat in California this year than
last the crop Is probably no larger. owing TO
the falling ciT in the Weld in the Old wheat
counties The new land gave much heavier
crops than the old.
,,.r;.o-.-c, -...,r,,,.,,5.
coal-tar instead Of oil-raint. as a preventive
Of rust on iron. Il Is very extensively used
in coating articles Of hardware. and is appli-
ed by heating the tar in boiler and apply
ing it while warm. Naptha Is sometimes
mixed with the Tar 10 reduce it. make it dry
quick and give the surface gloss. z
~,
ne NI.gs' Mieh., L'.''''" 7-l9 nay ri
,eh'y d MI OhamheIiaiI' I,siliils IN ri
Soun'y' turned herd '' 'a'u' WIZ" ''
peei assuring 10 d marsh curing 'He 7t'N-
lher, mo ms corn h'li- Inc AeA' ''N '.iIt
animals We're poisoned, others attribute the
fatality % a sudden change of diet.
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wILLIsToN ACADENIY.

TIE WINTER TERM will commence on Monday
Nav. .sl. I-t-. Board. including fuel and lights.
81 per week For particulars address
Nov. 20+&wlm. C.. G. MAYO, Principal.
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ANTHEM AND CHORUS BOOKS.

VNIIAT are used in our best Choirs and in the lead
L ing Musical Societies Of the country, no one but
/ is Of superior character;
BAUGBACH's SACRED QUARTETTFs. A choice Sc
lection Of pieces from the works Of the great masters
and great number Of original compositions and
arrangements for the opening and close Of service.
With piano and organ accompaniment. Boards,
s. so; Cloth, S2.75.
BOsros ACCIDENTS COLLECTION or CHoRUsEs.-
Being selection from the most eminent composers
Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven. aud others ;
with an accompaniment for the piano forte and or
gan Boards, - 30.
BUCK s MOTBr COLLECrION.-Composed, arranged,
and selected hv Dudley Buck, jr., Hartford, CT.
Boarls $50; cloth. s2.75.
The CHURCH AND HogE.-A collection Of anthems,
MOtets, extracts from Oratoros and Masses, Chants
&C, from the works Of Handel Haydn Mozart, Bee
thoven, Weber, Mendelsshn, Cherubini, Novello and
others. choice variety Of short pieces for introduce
ton and close Of service Selected and adapted by
Geo. Leach Boards s2.50; cloth, s2.75.
NEW 0RATORIO CHORUS Book. Containing the
leading Choruses Of the principal Oratorios, with
popular selections from fsvorite Cantatas. BIDS
sl,25.
Harmonic SAcRA collection CT Anthems
Ch0ruses, Trios, Duets, Solos and Chants original
and selected. By 4. L. White and J. Z. Gould.
BIDS, sl.3S.
CoksTELLATIov. Collection Of Anthems Che
and Sacred Quartets. adapted TO the wants Of
Conventions Choral Societies and Social practice.
B'ds., 81 80.
SACRED CHORUS Book. By E. L. White and J. E.
Gould. Bds., $3.50. Sent on receipt of prce.
OLIVER DITS0N & co Publishers,
Washington Street, Boston.
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I AN az home again and viii be glad to see those
L requiring the services OF a dentist. Remember
the only place 10 this County where teeth can be
procured with the " Folsom Patent" that prevents
food from working under the plate, is 40 my Office
parties procuring teeth with this improvement Of
an other Dentist in this County render themselves
liable O. prosecution.
~ FILLING anu LKrrartinZ zone with care. Office
inFirst Nat onal Bank Building.
JOHN ~ CO3iEGYs
Burlington, April %. ls6s W.T.
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BeeCher's Sermons
FOR
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Professional.
LAWRENCE 4 BURNAr.

ATTORNEYS q COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
BURLINGTON, VT,
Office over Merchants National Bank.
L. L. LAWRENCE WILDER L. BUsSA7.
Sept II. d2wSw3m
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IMPROVEMENT IN
C.RBE.VET ORIGINS.
PATENTED Is5s.)
Tn E " 4 3 O.N y H.aB'LTN
Improved VON Humane


j. new invention nov ready in several STYLES Of the
MASON HAMLIN ORGANS, to which the manu-.
acturers invite attention, believing that it is likely
O. prove the most
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SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE


We will pay agents who will devote their entire
time 10 canvassing for the VERMONT RECORD AMI
FARMER. liberal salary BY the day, week,
or month. We want good agents in every town and
county 10 the State 20 work for US from noT unit.
Feb. l. Is6g. Write % Us and get our terms. Al
dress all communications 70.
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN

, and I inch for sale by RI. WHITE.
= sept 23th, w-mos. Shelhurn poin
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Every person who is now a subscriber whether
single in clubs in the State out If 10, who ain
uscrhes for the full year Of 500 will receive one
Of Whites Patent Newspaper Files" magazine
size, postage paid
Anv person whose name Is not at this date upon
our books who will pay $3.50 in advance for one full
year. 20 begin any time before OF including January
. I-6g will receive the paper one year from date u
subscription, and either a Whites Patent Newspaper
File size Of the RECORD AND FARMER; Patent
Cattle Tie useful to every farmer OF a copy Of the
HOUsEHOLD for one year, as the subscriber may
elect
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CPLENDID INDUCEMENTS to Agents
> No Humbug. Address DOUGLAS C0MBINA
TON WASHER & WRINGER CO., Richmond, Vt.
A. 5. Douglas General Agent June 10th. d&w
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For current State news from every County each
week for Vermont Historical Sketches, BOgraphi-
cal Sketches Of Vermonters, Obituary Notices OF
Vormonters. and in all respects
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Iron Mrs and NJ I'm Kendall. FrseB0rt N.-.
Among the many salves now in use. Miss Sauygrr
stands pre-elinent for almost all the achesar 5a1
the human family are afflicted with For Rht-uF
tism, Lame joints, Nervous Headache &. -itas ia-
stant relief We have used 10 for several years SID
ind i an uuialllnS remedy for burns sdalls sore
threat. salt rheum, swelled joints Sc. &C We
eheerfully recommend it 20 the public as being Ver-
iectiy safe and good for many more aches than @
hEso mentioned
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Snsuranre.

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Efna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CnpitaI and Surplus s5,O52, $50.
Ar. S. WIRES, Agents.
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, sJ,73o,9sl
s.&R S. WIRES, Agents.
Hartford Fire Ins. Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and surplus, s2,O26,22O.
s&R.s. WIRES, Agents.
Ems. 40. Of North America,
or PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated 1919. The oiaest Company in the
United States.
Capital and surplus, s2,O3O, 4l2.
s.4R.s. WIRES, Agents.
PhgniX Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital and surplus, sI,25o,790.
s.&Rs. WIRES, Agents.
LOriiIard Fire Ins. Company
or NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, sI,5Os,e $40
s.4R.s. WIRES, Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance Go.
OF NEW YORK,
Capital and surplus, 1880, 900.
s.6R. S. WIRES, Agents.
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OF NEW YORK.
c.., oo,os
S,..ipofoTh = 4 VI Hns 40
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