Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-08-05


subscriber respectfully the inhabitants Of
Richmond and its vicinity, that he has recently
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etc., which no now offers to the public the most
As hsinsension permanent location in this
place, will b great deadersts install himself in
the confidence Of his customers for which, all his efforts will
be brought requssion and reliance on the pars
Of customers for PROMPT PAy be hopes 70 prosper
PaODccE Of all Kind: : s.as L, in eseh..gs sos
GOODS John WILLIAMSON ~! Ia!
R'cnsoso, ssh mo- 25sh, 1887. 2ld
'sHELP ONE ANOTHER
Indiana Mutual Reinsurance
Company.
Chartered January 3Oek, 1887
OGce, Ne. n, Dleke'. Building, sppssiss Brow.
ning's Heel, lnAiasaPsiis
DIRECTORS.
xs.e. Bsa*<, Indianapolis
James NJ Roy,
Calois Fletcher,
Charles w. Cady,
Oliocr H. Smitk, Connersville.
George II. Dsss, Lawrenceburgh.
Hsnry r. u1or:eo"' Ne~.Albany
jobs Lar, vincennes.
Lee II. r. Maxos, Michigan City.
joins Mitckcl, Evansville.
Asdrcr Iagram, Lafayette.
JAMES BLAKE, President and Tsesssrer.
CHARLEs w. CADY, Secretary.
VHlS Company being fully organised, 10 now ready 10
u receive applications for issssswee
Every person who insvres in this Company becomes .
Weber Of IT, with all The privileges incident any
ratOn and Interested in It's general exsa
and prosperous condition The assured the time II
missory called pre.i,s note without inter-
ess the Of which is determined by the insured
in advance. No further payment is required, unless
losses should during the period Of years. this being
the term for which policies issued, which times
sessmen' arc made cuisaby all The notes sufficient
such losses. To insure building Of the best class
risks. the of O0O the assured would give his
and 81 iSr the Poev would maze ooiv e. 70. hi. ss,
payment As the Policy years; personal
required make annual renewals Of the insurance. The
company insure cotirds Of The estimated value Of build
ing. and one-hoy Of personal property.
Mutual insurance has been found by long experience
parts Of tbs United States safest cheap
ee method whether prosperous adverse fortune attends
its opcason Risks, which in stock companies have
from W lOO each hundred dollars
cost in mutual companies but from Is 20 the
same amount insured, and this fr several years
succession This method Of insurance 10 well adapted
the peculiar ssuaon and interests Of the Of lnana
as dispersion Of the risks and assurances readily
be obsansd and consequently, less liability large
Every is therefore, invited 70 give this subject ma
ure consideration, and thus ascertain The benefits which
may be secured BY the general operations Of this Company
TIE aased in this company will all tines haxs the
benshs a tbe good orte which may assssd in epsa-
y me noees arc oesessed only IN proportion - Losses
and Incidental expenses; and il fair psssms
The company will meet with comparatively fsw osoea
that win be .sadersd nso'vsns BY ae which
would ssSirs The whole of il pssaiun sosos
sxpeoded fos shsif payment.
Ths contingency upon which he asssssnas ess up
Oh ~ pssiWm dspssd, much ID fAvas q
soFsd IN die company advess - q sis
the sexual rosnlU in many similar inssieus b
duesd. No Musaal Insurance Company il shs Unised
states ever with seh adverse fortune
raies which 10 san b said q oek eopanies
IL is Considered ineonszovebas shas Insurance this
pany will prove safer, cheaper and certainly squa
bic, than BY any Other method yet devised.
PARTIAL will Be- paid in full exceeding de
mount insured.
James w. Green ESQ., Of Richmond, hereby duly a.
tosissd Agent Of Indiana Musua Fiss In.
surance Company BY order Of te Board Of Disscsoea
CHAS w. CADY, Sse,y.
July Is, 1887. 97-3m