Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-01
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TO CAPITALISTS.


chants and Farmers in this Country. having the
means and who desire to make a safe and good
investment, is requested to an advertisement in
our paper OF to day, of the UNITED STATES IN
9URANoE COMPANY of the city of New York, and
to the advantages presented for increasing their
interests to double or treble the amount usually
obtalnedby investments in Bank, Rail Road or
State Stocks, with little or no additional risk
The Gentlemen engaged in this Company are
among the most respectable wealthy and intelli-
gent men in the country, and deserve much credit
for their perseverance and determination to fill
up the subscriptions to their stock in times like
these, but such is their confidence in the success
OF their undertaking that they determined
that no obstacles shall impede their course; they
have obtained liberal charter, under which
shareholders in the interior can participate in the
business of the city, and in the large dividends
to be derived from the imme nse amounts annual
Iy paid for premiums of Insurance in that city.
The Stocks of other Companies engaged in the
same business last year paid an interest of from
IS to 40 per cent, and at this time will command
IN cash from % to 80 per cent higher prices than
any State, Bank or Rail Road Stocks in the
Country
Their annual receipts for several years past in
each Company doing both branches of Insurance
have averaged from 100000 to 90O, 900 and the
probabilities are that they will for many years to
come continue to increase
A contract has been made IN London with
Messrs. ~ NJ. Rothschild & Sons for n cash sub
scrptlon to their Stock, TO be paid within thirty
days OF at least haif their Capital which will
be permanently invested in the best of American
per cent STATE Stock in London. The Com
missioners are DESTROYS Of obtaining the remain
ing $50O,000 in our own State, (S nc. 900 beino
already securely The amount of their Capital
is ample for all useful purposes and is calculated
for the business of a large city like New York
Cash subscriptions be made 10 the Stock
of this Company usual in other Companies,
with this exception, that those who pay in money
annum interest, or such amount as they realize on
investments for the use of their money, in addi-
ton TO their full share of dividends derived from
the Insurance profits, subject to contingent cir
cumstances explained in their circulars
Subscriptions secured by transfer of Bank Stocks,
Of such Banks as are at or aJovs par on their
Books and not selling below par in the New-Y ori
market can be made dollar for dollar, the subscri-
Der retaining the dividends or both Stocks but
subject to contingencies before mentioned
By which arrangement they will with ordinary
success gam 10 or 2 per cent, a double inter-
est upon one and the same CAPITAL
Subscriptions secured by Bonds and Mortgages
on improved and unincufnbered Real Estate can
be made for !, s. years, at tap. thirds the true
cash value of the property, and no interest viii
be charged on such Mort ayes, except under GER
tain contingencies, before alluded to,-thus for
farm worth $4,000, the owner can secure $1,000
of their Stock and in addition to all he can raise
from his Farm, gain from 10 to l2 per cent wear
from the profits Of the Insurance business, but
The property must be improved and unincumber-
ed
Insurance business is important branch of
trade and commerce rs that of Banking and the
prejudices which exist in many places against
insurance Stocks, are more the result of preiu-
dice than Of any real causes, for it has has been
PROVED by the experience OF Il halt century, that
no Stocks can be safer and none more profitable
than those ofInsurance when conducted prudent
ly, by men who understand the business.
No Cash payments are required from subscri-
bers who secure their payments by Bond and
Mortgages. They have only to give their Note
for 10 per cent on the amount of their subscrp-
tons at the time Of subscribing, until their Bonds
and Mortgages are prepared for the full amount
of their Stock, when the subscription note of 10
per cent will be cancelled and given up or if pre-
tered the 10 per cent can be paid in Money or
Bank Stock, and the Mortgage made for the
balance Or 80 per cent.
The Marine business OF this company will be
confined chiefly to the cargocs of European Pack
cts, and the annual receipt in premiums, will
never fall short of halfa Million Dollars, in the
city of New-York alone.
WILLIAM b. IRELAND ESQ, one of the most
respectable, wealthy and influential Citizens of
New York will be President of this Company,
the two assistants President will be selected from
the officers of the most successful companies in
Boston.