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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

10 WHOOPING COUGH, ASTHMA, &c. The
"WHOOPING COUCH CORDI.iL' has been
proved in hundreds Of cases in this city and else
where, be the best remedy, if not the only one,
ever discovered for WHOOPING COUGH. In AsTH-
all structures of the Chest mot depending upon
inflammation difficulty of breathing, sc. it used
with great benefit and prompt comfort, and when its
use is persevered in effects permanent cure. Cir
cumstances induce state, that the GENUINE AR
TICLE can only he obtained of DR.. GIDEON b. SMITH,
Basement of The Chesapeake Bank North street, Bal
tmore. Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. d4 JaloF
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

HATS AND CAPS-FALL FASHION.
INA REDUCTION IN PRICES OF HATS
WA AND GAPS, at 10 BALTIMORE STREET,
go between Harrison and Frederick sts.
AMA44uA COPELAND ~ GROVE.
iiave now finished their well assorted
stock of Seasonab'o HATS, comprising in part Of
Best super BEAVER,
do CASHMERE, the best of texture, a
dress Hat
do RUSSIA, durable article, of good
quality
do SATIN BEAVER, super article, with
Castor body,
SILK HAT, Russia body.
We present to the public beautiful assortment of
CAPS, for gentlemen, youths, boys and children; OF
ter, Velvet ahd Fancy CAPS, with all other kinda at
our reduced prices. IT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

Rf- CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch, ~ No
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH BILLS Much larger than aHy ''h'
I office can eEecue
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE X BATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. Ne
Indeed it is needless TO enumeraie, as we are pos
sessed of facilities for doing work. in every style and ID
manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

TIE MILITIA. A correspondent in to-day 5
paper urges the propricty Of re,organizing the
Militia of the State, and Of passing efficient
laws to maintain discipline. We agree with
the writer that a respectable military force
should be always kept organized and ready for
any emergency; but we doubt whether any mi
litia law can be devised which will have this
effect We have had some experience in this
matter, and never yet witnessed a militia mus
ter which resaited in imparting the least i'll
struction to the men. Indeed it is utterly inn
possible that men can be made acquainted with
the manual exercise and the various military
evolutions in some three or four parades during
the year. In fact, at such parades, not one
tnan in ten excepting in uniformed compa-
mes has muskct, which renders the whole
proceeding a broad farce. We should like to
see a military spirit encouraged, and should
therefore be pleased to have encouragement
offered to volunteer companies; for on such
companies we must rely in the first instance, in
the hour of danger. We have number Of
suCn companies III talS Guy Dut Ill 5eHeTdi tiley
are deficient in members, as it takes both mo-
ney and time to supply uniforms and to attend
drills IfthoTe can lie law passed which will
encourage young men to attach themselves 10
these companies, or to organize new ones, we
shall soon lave an efficient force to protect US
from danger Of every character. The volun-
teer companies OF Baltimore and the officers of
every grade, are subjected to considerable ex-
pense in keeping up military organization,
and certainly deserve great credit for their pa
triotsm and spirit; but they have little encour-
agoment either from the legislature or the peo-
pie to continue their exertons, We want to
have some manifestation in their favor, but
confess that we are unprepared to make any
specific proposition. We shall be glad If others
can suggest a mode to revive the military spirit
of our city, and to do justice to all who may
devote themselves to our security i'll peace-our
defence IN war.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

THE EVIDENCE IN BISHOP ONDERDoSX' 5
TRIAL. 1t is announced i'll the Courier 8. En-
qairer by the Appletons, publishers and book
sellers in Broadway, that they have purchased
the copyright of the proceedings, evidence and
arguments before the Court of Bishops, and
that they intend to publish the whole in the
course of next week. They have given $500
for this copyright.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

NAVIGATION OF THE HUDsoN. On the It'll
instant, the river continued navigable to Pough-
keepse. Navigation is entirely unobstructed
below the IIighands.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

DIR. HOLLICK'5 LECTURES have been in
this city, (as they in Philadelphia very faVora-
bly, received. The DR.. commences another course on
Monday, at the conclusion of which he leaves for
Washington. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

Sp RECEIVED THIS DAY-A large
I'm stock of Gold and Silver WATCHES OF the
cS SRinest Workmanship, and for quality cannot be
tsss1-sssurpassed Received direct from friend IN
Europe, who has selected them with great care
Those in want of good Watch are respectfully in
vited to examine them at my store.
GABRIEL D. CLARK'S, No Water-st,
dc Fronting Cheapsde, Bail.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

RUMoREp Duel. 1t will be seen by our
Washington letter, that it was believed IN that
city Yesterday, duel was about to take place
hetween two members of the House:-Alr.
Clingmnn, of N. c., and MIR. Yancey, of Ala
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

ANOTHER ABOLITION CONVENTION Those
travelling Lecturers on abolitionism, DIR. Hud-
son and Miss Abbey Kelly, were at an aboli-
ton convention held in Wilmington, Del, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday last. DR..
Hudson denounced Presbyterians, Baptsts, E.
piscopaans and Mcthodists, and was SO out
rageous in his language, that the audience his
sed and hooted him down. Miss Kelly piled
her tongue with much greater rapidity than
she ever did her needle. The audience endur-
ed the scolding woman, probably thinking that
she was only aboring in her vocation. We
marvel that she does not give practical evidence
of her sympathy for the African race by mar
rying colored gentleman! She would thus
add example to precept, which would carry
conviction of her sincerity. If she will not dc
this, the next best thing to be done is, to darn
her stockings In this occupation she might al
least preserve the decorum Of her sex.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

A BALTIMORE RUNAWAY. The Richmond
Star states that yellow girl was arrested in
that city last week, who had left her friends in
Baltimore, and was going South in company
with two men, on their way to South Carolina,
The men assumed no care or right over her,
but having taken fancy to them, and feeling
desire to travel, she took up the same route
that they did. Such, at least, is the story
The girl is free, and letters have been received
from Baltimore in regard to her, which have
led to taking the necessary steps for her return
home. At present she is in Jail.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. II, 1915.

The WEEKLY CLIPPER. The contents OF
this cheap and large weekly paper will be found
highly interesting to-day, embracing a report
of the markets; prices of stocks; proceedings
of the Legislature and Congress; abstract of
the State Treasurer's report Governor Pratts
inaugural address; Bishop Onderdonk's trial;
Mr.. Cushing's tour to China; editorials; city
news, and news items; correspondence; besides
"The Widows Daughter, " and "The Widow S
Last Trial" two interesting tales, with several
columns of other important matter. Price on
ly 81 per year, or cents per copy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

CoNucr LABOR. In the message of the
Governor Of New York, reference is made to
the various complaints against the practice
which has prevailed Of bringing the convict la
Dor Of the state into competition with the work
of mechanics. 1t has heretofore been the Gus
tom to place convcts at labor at some mocha
meal business and the Governor notices 'he
injurious influence which is thus pr0du'eu "
sending abroad convict made mechanics 10 III
terminglc with and corrupt apprentices, 81
The legislature has deemed the objections
urgcd TO this svstom so we'll founded, and OF
such importance, that it has been resolved to
convert convicts into miners. For this pur-
pose tract of land containing iron ore, has
been purchased, upon which it is proposed to
erect buildings and to set the conyicts at work.
The same complaint has heretofore been urged
against the management of the Maryland Fe-
nitentiary; but whether the cause continues to
exist we are uniformed.
1t may seem strange, that, whilst people are
thus sensitive on the subject of bringing our own
convict labor into competition with the mocha
nical interests of the country-and whilst they
dread the communicating effect of permitting
convicts to labor by the side of apprentices OF
others-foregn convicts are admitted amongst
US upon terms of equality; and that we even
solicit them to aid us in governmental affairs.
We approve the determination Of the legisla-
ture of New York to discontinue the practice
of manufacturing mechanics out of convicts
for we can see no just reason why mechanics
more than Others should be compelled to re-
ceve such associates-but so long as the inn
portation of foreign criminals shall be tolerated
it will be in vain to expect any beneficial result
from restricting our own convicts. We are in
favor of thorough publication, so that me-
chanical business shall hold its proper rank,
and be protected from the degradation of nav
ing a portion of its workmen furnished from
the penitentaries Of Europe and America.
Mss CLARENDoN.--.4 Benefit Miss Clar-
endon, SO favorably known as an estimable la
dy and accomplished actress, having suffered
some pecuniary loss by generously surrender
ing an agreeable and profitable engagement at
the Museum, to aid in sustaining the manage
ment of the IIolday-st. Theatre, recently, we
learn that it is proposed to give her compl-
mentary benefit. This has been suggested, I'M
der the circumstances referred to, by a number
of admirers of the theatrical talent of Miss
c., as a compliment to worth and merit MIR.
Pcale having kindly offered the use of his sa-
loon, she will appear at the Museum, tonight,
in Bulwer's sterling play, "The Lady of Ly-
ons," sustaining the character of Pauline, ia
mison, as Claude Melnotte. During her brief
stay in this city, she has won an enviable repu-
taton, by her chaste and beautiful acting; and
as this is probably the last time she will appear
in this city, fox the present season, at least, we
expect to see a crowd of fashion, beauty and
Intelligence present on the occasion of her be-
neit.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

I'D BCAPiTULATION OF NEW BOOKS
~ received during the week at No. IL NORTH
STREET, aud No. Elliott'S Building, Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington.
No. 6 Mrs Halls Sketches of Irish Character
Illustrated-prce l2i cents.
No. 80 Littell's Living Age price l2Ic. or Sc year
Heather Mythology, by "Panch," with 10 illustra-
tons, price 25cents.
Nos. ID and Ia Catholic Bible, price IL. cts. each
No. Martins Illustrated Family Bible, price 25c
No. The Works Of Josephus, illustrated, price 25c
No l6 Harpcr's Pictorial Bible, price 25 cents.
No. History of Greece, price 25 cents,
Agincourt, Romance, by James, price s5 cents.
London Lancet for January, l545 Terms S. year,
or so cents per number
No II Winchesters edition the Wand' ring Jew,
price S! cents each.
Edelk Vernon, Romance, price l2I cents,
All the New and Cheap Publications received as
fast as issued, aud For sale wholesale
and retail, by SHURTZ TAYLOR,
No. II North street, Baltimore,
And TAYLOR & co. Penn Av., Washington.
NG- The Weekly Herald of to-day will contain a
condensed report of the Trial of Bishop Onderdonk,
price g.. cents. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

SHOW BEEF. FEELS
S-f71,-,~sstsSy POINT The subscribers, ever ready
III zssss3E to compete with their neishbors in
..liySssASSS} the same line, and DESTROYS of laying
r4Au>Sl .x., before their friends and customers
SS---s.~--s.sS%-I on Fell's Point good BEEF as
graces the 'hooks" of the Butchers of other markets.
have made arrangements to slaughter three Magnf-
cent Beeves, purchased from Mr. Henry Kaufman, of
Baltimore county, which will be slaughtered THIS
DAY, and exhibited at P. w. RULEY'S, Loudensla-
gers Hill, till TUESDAY, ith inst, on which morn
ing they will be arranged for the inspection of our
friends the above market, where epicures and those
fond of good beef will find the best Of the
-..,.T .. ''. p. w. RULEY,
iall-3;s r. T. c. GOOD.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

EDRIZES! PRiZES!! all sold at The lucky Office
IL Of MILLER s. co. No. 1888 Baltimore ST. where
was sold in the Md. Lottery, drawn yesterday two
more three No tickets, one of $780, Nos 10 81 g. half
ticket and Nos. so 3d. quarter of $500 both sold to
citizens. Draws TO DAY another splendid little Lot
terry for the benefit of the Frederick Female Seminary
class No. go Nos ls drawn ballots-l2 prizes 10 10
blanks in each package Of % tickets.
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
prize Of S7,OM prize Of $500
1850 81 $50
900 O. $50, SC.
Tickets 81. 50-shares in proportion.
Certificates of packages of 20 tickets only S7,37
For packages, single tickets or hares of tickets an,
ply to the old established and most fortunate office Of
MILLER s. co.
Corner of Baltimore and 81. Paul streets
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. LOTTERY, class 5, dawn
Jan. lG-lowest prize So 90:
81 10 50 10 I u 10 SO % 90 50 IS
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
NOHN EVANS AND JACOB NJ FOUsE
% having entered into Co partnership, announce TO
their friends and fellow citizens that they have located
themselves at No. q BALTIMORE STREET, three
on the TIN WARE and SHEET IRON MANUFAC-
TURING BUSINESS, in all its varieties. They WIN
be prepared in short time to supply their TRENDS
with Goods in the above line and HOUSE-k EEPlNG
ARTICLES GENERALLY ias-d4tf
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HNGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES
~ rich treat may be expected at our Office to-
day. as the famous 'ESmall Fry" comes Off &c No
lottery with IL ballots Go in for package at EGER-
ERToN's to-day if you want to pocket the cash. A
fu package of whoes for 1921, halves Sl43 quarters
81 81, eighths SO is.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
prize OF $1,000 5prize OF $500
2,USO g $50
@ 1000 200 &C.
Tickets S2.50-shares in proportion
Drawn Nos. Md. Lottery, class ), are
81 10 9 so lS 7 - Is SO % % 50 65
As usual we gave it passing clip for $1,000, to
comb Is "A SO, but did not hit it AZ hard as we in
tend to do to day.
For the truly fortunate tickets, apply at
EGERrONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
Corner South st. and Exchange Place. or
Ii Corner Commerce and Pratt streets
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aNLORIOUs LUCK AT sCHOoLFIELD

4 NLORIOUS LUCK AT SCHOOLFIELD
M CO.'S YESTERDAY. The thirdeapita sold
To Nos 10 SO 70 prize of Sl500, half ticket being
the third highest prize in the scheme, sold to patron
at winchester, Va. Nos SO 81 65, a prize of $500,
and Nos Is 50 3d. q prize Of 500, both sold in the
city -. ...
Nos Md Cons. Lottery, class S, drawn JAM 10
lowest prize S4, are
81 10 9 so 10 70 Is SO 90 90 50 IS
Draws TODAY, the brilliant scheme of Md. Con
solidated Lottery, for F. F. Seminary, class D.
f.., THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize of $1,000 5prize of $500
1850 $50
1000 GOOSE
Tickets $2I; halves 81; quarters &c.
In which Schoolfied & Co will sell on certificate
packages Of % whole tickets for My $40 50 halves
Sl4 AS, quarters 81 81, eighths SO 6S.
For the capitals be sure and cali on the truly for
tunate
SCHOOLFIELD & CO,
No. l Calvert street,
1t First0f from Baltimore street,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

u the Prize office of TUCKER s. co. yesterday.
good prizes in ono lottery, and every one of them
redeemed and now on our file for any on to see
SlU0o we sold to citizen in Sharp street; $500 we
sent IN package to Loudon Co., Va; $500 to lady
on the Point; 500 to Capt. - 90 81 72) and 800
we again sent TO Grays0n Co. Ga We have often re-
get the prizes.
Draws TODAY, the Frederick Female Semi
nary Lottery draws Capital $1,000. Tickets 50 so
bb NOS. II drawn ballots. In which we will sell on
s368. e''' '''
Drawn Nos. of yesterdays Lottery, class s.
o. III oo rs q 10 SO % 30 SO g.
IT. TUCKER & BROTHER,
1t Head of Centre MARKET
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

Whole tickets S2s-shares in proportion.
Risk on package Of quarters that can draw IL
prizes only 81. Splendid scheme for packages, 70
prizes to 10 blanks.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated LOTTERY, class
D, drawn the 10th inst.-lowest prize $500:
81 10 . 80 10 70 Is 50 90 90 50 S.
N}- Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY & CO., No. 2 Cayert-st.,
IL Baltimore. MARYLAND
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

RfKNE q co. have done more for their pa
ND irons in the way of selling prizes thar. any 9th
er office in Baltimore. We have sold no less than
$4,000 in prizes this week, and had the pleasure of
$500, O'
For the snug prizes in the fine scheme for TODAY
try old d. Calvert
5000, $4,000, of $1,000, 5 of S5Oe-tickets s2i.
Drawn Nos of Consolidated Lottery ell. j. drawn
yesterday-lowest prize 81:
81 10 50 is 7 u Is 50 % 90 50 65
BYRNE s. CO., No. At Calvert street,
1t Opposite Barnuni,s CITY Hotel
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-11

MWIIO DESPISES A SNUG FORTUNE? If
w any one who reads the ''Clipper,' is SD much
OF philosopher, he had better not take ticket in the
ENTICING SCHEME FOR TO DAY.
prize OF 5000 prize Of $1,000
2,Ce0 " 500
Besides $50 900 in smaller prizes.
Whole tickets - 50, quarter tickets e. cents.
Packages come veiy low,
we only invite those to call and make an invest
ment with us who are tired of living by the sweat of
the brow'' and the racking of the brain. One small
rag OF dollar may living for li'n-and then
man may enjoy his case and dignity on shinplas-
ter Come one, come all, who are hungry and whose
pockets need filling. We are the dispensers of food
and OF money. Have you heard of the generous
JAMES FLETCHER s. co.
No. ~ Baltimore street,
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Ark IN T. RESULT. NOS. 80 50 So
47A the beautiful prize of $l2l7 in whole ticket
sold to citizen. Nos 10 50, another of $1,000 in
package of quarters, sent to Chambersburg, Pa Nos
70 ~ Y, another beauty of $3.50 in whole, sold 10
lady OF this city. This doing what We call tall
business in the way of selling prizes.
Draws THIS DAY, the Small Fry, class 2, for r. F.
Seminary.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
ESTRAY NOTICE

REAL ESTATE 80 sale.
A FRAME HOUSE and lot on the
~ pubic square III the town Of Mount
Pleasant. Henry county, Iowa: pr.ce SbOo,
one third cash, balance IN 3, II una l5
months Interest from date Of sale, secured
b. mortgage on the property.
ALSO,
lot Of Ground on wtlt h are erected four
tenemcuts, three oi which ARE good frame
b,nldinrs n"cuoi, d "a the post uflice, talors
shnp and con criionary. situated on the cor
ner Of Washington AMI ham streets. III the
city Of Burlington. IaWa; price $500; one
third cash. balance IA 6 II and i months.
Interest fsam duy oil SAFE secured ~ mort.
c4gc on tie pfoprriy.
W NJ. b. EWING s. SON,
Burlington, Iowa.
ALSO,
a lot on Hill street in Galena on which
i erected frame ware house, which r"nts
at present for 3 l0H per annata. Price $500.
Terms. one third cash. balance in b, II
and IL months, secured by mortgage En-
cure of L. DRU AOND,
Gulena, Illinois.
ALSO,
A two story frame dwelling house and
lot, together with another lot, IN the town
Of Warsaw, illinols. Price SSoo'one thiro
cash. balance on credit Enquire Of
I. n. REYNOLDS,
mv22-52 Warsaw. Illinois.
The Galena Gazette will insert the above
four times and send bill TO VIM. B. Ewing
& Son, Burlington.
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RATION 4. DAVID.

One door East of Garrett q Go. Je3erso"-sf.
MOULD respectfully announce to
w his iri.nds and public generally, that
he has Jus: received per steamers 81 Cr"'x
and Fortune, a complete and full assort-
ment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
These together with his former stock. ena.
HES him to offer inducements to the trad
;pu community to give HIM call before
nurchas,pg, elsewhere as time and money
can actually be saved. [ap2i
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LIQUORS, MINES, CORDIAL

rsNHE SUBSCRIBER hasJust reed
Il per steamer Mermaid, Il large lot of
the finest Liquors, Wines and CordlaIs ever
brought to this market; consisting III part
Pipe Holland Gin
l do Cogniac brandy
90 Sgnett do
2 casks Port Wine
do Madeira do
5 Barrels New York Brandy
, do Rye hsaev
10 90 Cincinnati RcctIfied do
Basket Champagne Wine
do fine French Cordiais
box Brandy Cherries
do Muscat Wine
do Caret do
do Creme de Noyau
do flint chewing Tobacco
do common do 60
do Principe Cigars
do Regatta do
) do Oranges
2 90 Lemons, for sale wholesale or
retail by II. d. NJ ARROW,
corner Of Water and Jefferson SITS.
mv22-,f 81
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CARD.
NHE UNDERSIGNED has taken

Il the store next door to +. j. T.. Peasley,
Esq and is now "oen,ng large and we'll
selected stock OF HlrdDare. Cutlery. Boots,
Shoes and Dry Goods, purchased IN New
York from the English and American
agents, and direct from the manufacturers.
which he offers to the inhabitants Of Bur
ling:on and The adjacent country "a, st
Louis Prices. J. UPH VI.
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protection Fire and Marine Insur.
ance Company.
II YNAN COON - h.or J,,,r

YMAN COOK has been duly ap-
pointed an Agent of the Protection In.
surnnce Company OF Hartford, Conn.,, at
Burlington, Iowa, and is authorized to in.
sure dwelling houses. stores and ware h,u.
ses, mills, manutuetor es, barns, stakes
and the contents of each, together with
every other similar species Of property n.
gainst loss or damage by fire The rates
of premium offered are as low as those Of
any other similar institution, and every
man has now an opportunity. for ,rifiine
sum to protect himself again st the ravapes
of this destructive element, which often,
In single hour sweeps away the earnings
OF many years.
There are two stua tions, in either of
which the value of Fire Insurance can be
adequa'ely appreciated, viz: While stand.
ing upon the runs Ola persons own proper
ty, receiving from the Insurance office the
iuli amount which he has lost; or standing
upon the same spnt surrounded, perhaps,
by u desolated family. lamenting that stu.
ptdity and folly which failed to provide u.
gasnst such contingency. jcl2-tf