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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
SADDLE, HARNESS, AND TRUNK
.r..~r4 MANDATORY. .......

"HE subscribers would
respectfully inform the
>citizens of Dubuque and
surrounding country, that
they are manufacturing,
and will endsavor TO keep
on baud an assortment OF
2 SADDLES, HARNESS,
COLLARS, BRI DIES
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

Dubuque. April .2ssh. i84s~-tfas7 al
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-02

times week
Leave Massilon every Monday Wednesday, and Friday
| at m, arrive at Coshocton next days by IL am.
Leave Coshocton every Tuesday Thursday, and Satur
day at IL m, arrive at Masslon next days by Up m:
aO35. From Bolivar, by sandyyie Magnolia, Waynes-
burg, Malvern, Pckn Minerva East Rochester, and Green
| HILL to Hanovcrton, 80 miles and back a week.
Leave Bolivar every Friday at arrive at Hanover
| ton same day by Z D M
Leave Hanovcrton every Saturday at arrive at Boil
| war same day by pm.
Proposals to extend through New Lisbon, ten miles
further and to three times week on the whole route
| invited,
| 2O36. From Nimsu, by New Portage Norton Centre,
Western Star, Wordsworth, and River Styx Medina, 26
miles and back twice a week.
Leave Nimsia every Tuesday and Friday at m, ar
| rive at Medina same days by s p M
Leave Medina every Monday and Thursday at m, ar
| rive at Nimisila same days by 3 pm.
2037 From Canal Fulton to Ashland, A miles and back
once week. ,l
Leave Canal Fulton every Tuesday at m, arrive
Leave Ashland every Wednesday at M arrive at Ca
nal Fulton next day by pm.
2035. From Clinton, by Chippewa New Prospect, and
Old Hickory, Canaan Is miles and back, week.
Leave Clinton every Saturday M at Canaan
| same day by IL M
Leave Caanan every Saturday at m, arrive Clinton
! 9O39 From Minerva by New Franklin, Mount Union,
Mahonng and LimaviIe to Atwser, % miles and back,
| once week. ...
Leave Minerva every Friday at M arrive at Atwaer
Leave Atwnor every Friday a, M arrive at Minerva
same day by 8 pm. 1...rjI. .3,a -
2O4O From Franklin Mills, by Strccsboro Aurora Bis
sells RUSSELL Chester Cross Roads, South Kirkland and
Kirkland, Mentor. 36 miles and back twice aweek, with
additional weekly trip from Kirkland to Mentor.
Leave Franklin Mills every Tuesday and Friday at a
| m, arrive at Mentor same days by pm.
Leave Mentor every Monday and Thursday at
rive at Franklin Mills days by 6 p m.
The third trip, Saturday, leaving Kirkland Mills al IL
| m, arrive at Mentor by M
Leave Mentor 10 m, and arrive at Kirkland Mills by
GOAL. From Akron, by Yellow Creek, Granger, Wey-
mouth, Brunswick Liverpool, Grafton, and La Porte to
Elyria, as miles and back, week oil
Leave Akron every Saturday at m arrive at Elyra
same day by p m. w ,uh.o5 IN.
Leave EIyria every Friday at a m, arrive at Akron
| same day by p m. r-.
2042 From Bedford by Scion, Aurora Cobb's Corners,
Maotua, Hiram, and Rapids to Parkman - miles and
back, once week, 81
Leave Bedford every Thursday m, arrive at Park
man same day by 6pm
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1848-05-06
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL
A0AO53Ilgfo

THE next session of this school will com
l. mence, as usual, on the first Monday in
January next. and terminate on the last Thurs
day in May. The Infant department. still un
der the direct superintendent of the subscri
Der, will be tau9ht by Mrs. Armfield, and the
the other two by himself and Joseph Dvsart
A. M. This gentleman is native of Penn.
syvania, and graduate of Dickinson College
having graduated with the fist d,stiction-
is an experienced teacher -havng taught in
Maryland aid elsewhere. He brings testimo-
mails, (subect to the inspection of all,) of the
higheS! character as to maturity of scholarship.
satisfactory teaching, and purity of morals
for furtheF information as to Mr. D., we refer
to Bishop Paine whose written testimonial he
bears also to his personal acqua,ntancs, DR.,
Whitfield, John +. FortSon, Esq, Col. John
Holiday, &c.
Rates If Tuition, on half in advance, bal.
lance at the close Of the session-Elementary
brrnches $40 per session-Arithmetic English
Grammer and Geography, Sl5--all other
English branches, 800. Latin Greek, French,
and Mathematics, $25. Authors used, same
as formerly which for sake of uniformity and
classification, is still insisted on. Each pupil
on admission will be charged with the whole
session, subject however, to a deduftio for
the number of entire months elapsed previous
to such admission. The usual fee of one dol
lar per session for contingent expenses still
added.
All destitute Orphans are invited, and shall
be taught gratis. Fl. G. ARMFIELD.
Aberdeen Male Academy, Principal.
Dec. "a, IS47-6m
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JOHN RAM,
Gun Maker,--No. 50, Water street,


VIZ OULD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public generally, that he has
now on hand and will constantly be receiving
large and splendid assortment of double and
single barrel GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS
&c. lie would particularly call the attention
of Sporlsmen to his collection of Shot Guns
as they will be found to be of superior quality
having been made to his order in Liverpool
embracing every variety, in quality, style and
price, from the finest stubbled Damascus down
10 the plain twist barrels.
He has also on hand a great variety OF pow
der TASKS, shot and game bags, percussion caps
Of the most superior kind, 1ints ceansil g
rods, gun wads, powder, shot, etc.-in fact ev-
cry article that can he found useful TO sports
men
He has also on hand a large and handsome
assortment of TABLE CUTLERY, Pen
Knives, drkS, etc, The whole of the above
articles will be found of the best quality, and
which will be sold at such prices as cannot fail
to please,
j. r. takes this opportunity of returning
thanks to his friends and customers for the
very liberal patronage bestowed on him during
the past years he has been located in Mobile,
and begs TO assure them that nothing shall be
wanting on his part to merit a continuance Of
their former favors.
N. B. Repairing of Guns, Pistols, Rifles,
Locks. etc, will be carried on as usual. All
orders will be attended to at the shortest notice,
and all work will be done in the best manner
and warranted. Guns made 10 order, restoclS-
ed and altered from Flint 10 Percussion locks,
al the shortest notice. Jan ! 1913 ly
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r. MACIVER'S

PLENDlD LINE OF
FOUR HORSE POST COACHES
T EAVES Memphis, Tenn. for Hollyl
~ Springs, Miss, daily Except Sundays;
there connects with West e. Dannellys line
east, via Salem 10 Ripley; there connects with
D. Gallaher & Co.'s line east, via. Jacinto TO
Tuscumbia, Ala; there connects with the Raj
Road TO Decatur and the Stage line to Hunts
vile. Also, at Decatur connecting with the
main eastern line 70 Charleston, s. c., via. So
merville, Warrenton Jefferson, Ala, Rome,
Cassville, Marietta, Decatur, Covinton and
Madison, Geo. At
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS,
Connecting with S. B. Palmer's tri-weekly
line south, via. Waterford and Oxford, to
Coffeeville; there connecting with Resides
line south, via. Grenada, Carrollton, Licking
ton, Benton, Yazoo City and Canton, to Jack
son, Miss.
Also, at Holly Springs connects with VIM.
R. Wilson's tri-weekly line southeast, via.
Ponlotoc and Aberdeen to Columbus Miss.
Leaves Aberdeen for Memphis. Tenn, on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
al o'clock.
The public are assured thai on the above
routes they will find splendid coaches, careful
drivers and fine accommodations. Fare from
Columbus, Miss 10 Memphis, Tenn, $l5.
r. MACfVER, Contractor,
july loft s. B. PALMER, Gen. Agt.
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M. j. WICKS & co.

ARE now receiving, direct from New
York large and extensive stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hardware, Crockery.
Saddlery, Stationary,
Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps,
WOODWARD, Castings,
Smiths Tools, Iron, Nails DC.
ALSO-Prom New Orleans and New
York, o general assortment Of Northern
Western and Foreign Groceries.
Brandies-Old Cogniac, Pale Otard Sig
net and American.
Wines-Champaign, Malaga, Madeira,
Port &c,
Jamaica and New England Rum.
Holland and American Gin.
Monongahela, Rye and Rectiied whis-
key. ,
Sugar-Brown, Crushed, Loaf, and
Pulverized,
Cofee-Java, Rio and Havana,
Teas, assorted Candies, assorted,
Rasins, do Pickles, do
Scan. do Candles, do
Cigars, do Tobacco, do
Flour, Buckwhcat, Butter, Cranberries,
Fish, Powder, Leadi Paints. Oils, Glass,
Putty and about every article to be
found in the Market which will be sold a:
wholesale and retail at the lowest cash
prices. jan. %. ls4S.
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+. r. ZEN MN GS.

is now receiving a lot of choice molas-
scs, super6ne St. Louis flour, sugar, rice,
cheese, Goshen Lutter, and by the next
arrival will receive variety, Of staple
goods-boots, shoes, hats, iron. nails, cast.
ings, hardware and cutlery; loaf sugar,
crushed and pulverized do. mackerel,
cranberries, buckwheat, pickles. candles,
cnoice liquors and wines, raisins, fine TO-
bacco. Spanish cigars, oils, tanners, lin
seed and lamp, No. white Lead and put
ty &c, &c, which, together with his pres
ent stock will enable him to offer to his
customers stock which, for variety,
cheapnsss and excellence, cannot be sur
passed by any establishment in the coun-
try. The market price will be paid at
all times for every description of country
produce
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1848-05-06
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
S. c. HI o. O. q,

THE subscriber having obtained a convent.
i ent location, one square Immediately
south of the Female Academy, would reSS
pecttully inform the citizens of Aberdeen and
vicinity, shat he will there open an English
and Classical School on the second Monday
(l3th) Of January next. The situation is re-
tired one, and affords every advantage that
could possibly be desired. Under these cir
cumslanceS, the subscriber by turning his IN
dividual attention to business, feels confident
that he will be able TO give general satisfac-
ton.
All he further asks is that his friends and
acqnaintances will give him a trial
Students will de charged from the time of
entrance TO the close of the session The
fuel bill will be charged rroportionally to each
student.
TERMS-One halfin advance, per sess. IN
of 81 weeks, as follows:
Beginners, $1,000
Common English branches 1900
Other braf ches, Mathematical IN ooo
and Classical %o,ooo
Parents, in jnstice TO themselves their chill
dren and the teacher, will Go well 10 enter their
children as soon as practicable after the cpen-
ing o'the session. d. w. SADLER.
Dec. 23d, iS47-IItf
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CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT, sc.

TINE undersigned would respectfully call
i the attention of families, and Of the cti-
zens generally, to his extensive Confection-
airy Establishment, at the south east corner
OF Dauphin and ST, Emanuel streets, where he
keeps constantly on hand for sale, large as
sorimenl OF Cakes, Candies, Pastry, Fruits,
fresh and dried, of every descriptions Nuts Of
all kinds, domestic and foreign Grapes:
Orders for Pastry and Cakes for wedding,
dining and evening parties, elegantly filled al
short notice.
Also-A very large assortment of Segars,
embracing every variety manufactured at Ha-
vana and elsewhere,
ian 1913 ly +. CARMELlCH.
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1848-05-06
EAST rENNEssEE uNlyERsIrY

The next Collegiate year OF this lns,;-
ton will commence on the 18th day of
October. The Faculty consists Of xix Of
fcers. TUITION in the collegiate depart
ment is SIS; in the Preparatory and Eng
ish departments $40 per session. Board
ing in the Public Hall is 1925; in private
families. $3.50 per week. The entire an
aaal ezpemse, including clothing and boar
ding in vacation. need lot, with strict
economy, exceed $3.50. The locality is
exceedingly healthful, and has proved pc
culiarly SO to students from the South
For further information. see Catalogue,
which may be examined at the Office Of
the Jerk Of the Cour, Of this county
or be had on application by letter 10 the
President Of the University.
D. A. DEADRICK,
Secretary Board ef1Sxssses.
aug 20. lows td*
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5000 acres western Texas land

5000 acres western Texas land for sale,
exchange for land in the vicinity ofAber-
deem, or likely young negroes. The land
is situated in the Guadalupe valley 12
miles above Gonzales, hourshing town
on the Gandalupe river, md so miles east
of San Antonio, possessing almost every
natural advantage, such as rich and al
most inexhaustible alluvial soil, good wa
ter, good timber and good range.-Tracts
containing from 347 to GAO acres fronting
the San Marcus river, either ofwhich will
make good. settlement, and no distant
day an enviable home.
G~For further particulars apply at this
Office.
Aberdeen, Miss, June 18th, 1s47-l5
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STOR AGE

THE Undersigned now owning and
having the entire control and management
Of the Ware Houses formerly occupied
by Myers, Mcclure & Co, including the
only Brick fire proof Ware House in Alb
erdeen, solicit the patronage ofhis former
patrons ana shippers generally. He flat
tiers himself that his Ware Houses offer
great advantage for the storage of cotton,
being located at three different points-so
that Planters desiring it can have their
crops divided and thus be more secure
from FIRE. He pledges himself to attend
promptly to all business entrusted to him.
Cotton stored in Fire-P Proof Ware
Houses, per. bale, IS cts.
In Frame Houses or Sheds, 20 do
Up freight in proportion,
d. CLARKE.
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ARE now receiving large and elegant
sortment of
NCY DRY GODS.
suitable for the approaching season, direct
from Boston, New York and Philadel-
phia, which they are determined to sell
as low as can be bought in any Southern
city.
Our friends and buyers generally are
respectfully solicited to examine our as
sortment, which from its variety and
cheapness ofprices, we doubt not that
they will be able to make selections every
way agreeable.
@Call at the brick corner opposite
the house formerly occupied by Gee.
Wightmen.
Oct, 22nd. lS47.
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FOR SALE.

1000 ACRES OF CHOICE TEXAS
l%OO LAND, situated on Trinity River
few miles from the public road, near town
called Cincinnati, well watered by creeks, and
finely timbered, in very healthy and thickly
settled part of the country, and warranted to
be as fine land as there is in Texas. Indispu-
table titles will be given, it being soldiers
claim of 1886. The patent for said land was
issued in I84l, and bears, the signature of
Mrabeau Lamar, then President OF the Re-
public of Texas.
Should any one wish to purchase fourth
one half, or the whole of this body of Lands
hey can learn the terms &c. at the Office of the
Weekly lndepend ent." ian loft
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.

TINE subscribers have now on the way, a
l. large stock Of goods, purchased by one of
the firm this spring, at Manchester, Paris, alas-
gov and Belfast, and which will embrace the
entire range of dry goods, that bear importolon
under the present duties, to this country, they
feel confident in being able TO sell as low il not
lower than they can be purchased in new York
and through out, and as it is their intention to
make 1.-THE interest of all TO purchase in this
market, they beg leave particularly to solicit
the attention other friends and INGREDIENTS in
North Mississippi to this advertisement as the
facilities in the fall for obtaining their goods
quick and at much less expense is greatley in
favor of this market.
WIN. GARVIN & Co.
Louisville, Ky. July It'll 1917.
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MOBILE ADVERTISEMENTS.
@. MAZANGE e. co.
IMPORTERS & DEALEARS IN

q. MAZANGE u ca.
IMPORTERS & DEALEARS IN
BAR IRON. MILL ROCKS
HARDWARE CUTLERY, &C., &c,
Corner Of Commerce and Exchange Sts.,
MOBLE,.ALA.
A RE receiving per recent arrivals from Do.
"A nestle and Foreign ports. the most extern
sive supply and complete assortment of Amer
lean, English, French, German and Swedish
goods, ever offered in this market-purchased
from the manufacturers under the most favor
able circumstances. Their atock will be con-
sianlly replenished from the same sources, and
now consists in part of
500 Tons Swedish bar Iron, fiat and square,
assorted, a 5 inch wide.
$50 tons s gedish plough iron 6 IL in wide
"a tons American refined in bundles, eonsis-
ting of horse shoe, band, scroll, square, round,
hoop, nail rod, etc, etc.
l45 tons Eng fish iron, of all sizes.
30 tons steel, cast (Naylor's) German, Bis
tered, Crowly, Shear, etc.
25 tons Swedish plough mouds.
5000 casks Swedes iron cut nails Of superb
or quality.
l40 tons castings, Amer. English & French
200 sets gin gear, 6, 8, 8. l0d. IL II diameter
Mill rocks, French Burr. Esopus, and Co
logne OF all sizes.
Boiling Cloths, Dutch, Anchor brand, e Or.
vide, all sizes.
Saws, VIM. Rowland, and other brands; mill
Of extra thickness.
Flame, cross cut and pit saws
Saw and grist mill irons, of all descriptions
Blacksmiih's tools, 300 SETS, all descriptions
Carpenters tools of all description.
Sheet, cast and Z Steel, Nay lor's' for Gin
manuiacturers-also, Brussels, glue, sewing
Irvine, ETC., etc.
10000 gros N England wood screws, aIlsizes
l000Poughs of III descriptions, inclu ding
'Ruggles Nourse 4 Mason's' genuine make
Of lIsizes; Subsois, etc,
Green, Sinclair aud Hovey's straw cutters;
F. mills, Rakes, Horse shovels, etc., etc.
10000 lbs log; OK, fifth well, & other chains
1000 doz cast steel, German steel and Iron
Hoes made 10 order,
10000 pair polished trace chains, OF all sizes
400 dozen genuine S w Collins Hartford, }
Hunts Simon's and other Axes.
COO Single and double barrelled Guns and
Rifles, splendid assortment.
200 Pair Pistols, of all sizes.
500 eros table Knives and Forks,
200 dozen and sets Rogers and other Ivory
handle table cutlery.
COCO doz. |, ,, 4, 6, blade pocket knives,
well assorted.
1000 dozen Locks of all descriptions.
With splendid variety Of other goods, to
all of which they invite the attention of Plan
tiers and Merchants visiting this city, and offer
for sale Oh the most reasonable terms.
ian | ISiS-Iv
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G L A d T IDIN GS.
r o II Fl T. A FF TED

NORTH'S Compound Pectoral Balsam
~ Hoarhoun-For Groups, Whooping Cough
Colds, and all affections of the Throat and
Lungs.-There are lew causes that more fire.
quently excuse disease and death than Coughs
and Cods-and as the season of the year has
arrived when we are all rendered liable from
the effects of the chilling blasts of winter, it
should not be forgotten that the most certain
cure is to be obtained from "North's Pectoral
BalSam Hourhound. This preparation is pure
ly vegetable, and has been tested for years
and has been found to posses superior remedial
advantages over any other medicine ever Of
lered for sale for the cure Of Coughs, Colds.
and all affections ofthe throat and lungs. II
has received the appreciation of the Medical
Faculty and the public generally of this city,
and We are satisfied that whoever gives it
fair trial, adhering strictly to the directions.
will never regret its use-safe in its operation,
certain in its efficacy, pleasant and agreeable
in its taste, and an object of the greatest impor-
lance in arresting that fell de>troyer-Con-
sumption, in its track of death among the
youthful and lovely.
Among the many testimonials ofthe superior
efficacy oflhis preparation, we append letter
from a gentleman well known in this commun-
ity. In addition to which, the following of the
Medical Faculty have given it their approba-
ton:
w. Lee Fearn, MD. P.H.Lewis, M. D
A. Lopez, do F. A. Ross do
J. III. Woodcock,do J. B. Earle, do
N. Walkly, do L. Chieu Sc, do
G. A. Woodruff, M. ID.
Messrs. R. North & Co.--Gentlemen;I re-
eeil ed last winter much benefit from the use Of
your Balsam Hoarhouno, and, whenever re-
sorted TO its use as relief for other members
of my family who were afflicted with Colds,
It's effects were al ways strongly marked, rapid
and permanent.
have no hesitation in hearing testimony in
its favor, and in recommending It to the afflict-
ed, believing conscientiously that perform
public duty in making il more generally
known as valuable remedial agent and is
probably the nearest to an infallibIe remedy
as can be obtained in arresting and curing the
diseases ofthe throat and lungs.
A great advantage found It to possess over
all other medicines have been in the habit of
using, is the pleasant form in which it is pre-
pared, as in its not producing sickness at the
stomach as well in large doses.
| found in every case one bottle amply stuff.
cient to effect cure.
It's value as domestic medicine is not to be
estimated, and never intend to be without it
in my family medicine chest. Yours, etc.
Mobile, Oct, 8, lS47. I'D. SPEAR.
Prepared only by.
R. NORTH q. CO., Dispensary Chemists,
corner Government and Royal SITS
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EDUC)A. TIONALn

TINE subscriber will commence his schoo,
l. January 3D.; 1915, in the room formerly
occupied by Mr.. Crawford. The rates of ti-
Iion for a session OF five months will be for
Beginners, $1,000
English branches; 1900
Mathematics, 1000
The en'ire course (lncluding classics) 1000
An entrance fee of $l,O0 will be required of
each student, for delraying contingent expens-
es WILLIAM DICKINSON.
made to the following gentlemen viz!
Rev. S. B. SYKES, S. C. BLANToN, ESQ.
" S. S. 1EMpLEToN, r. M. CUNNINGHAM,
w. Fl. HoLcoMBE, G. McFARLANE,
Prof. C. J. HADDERMaNN, A. M J.CARLlSLE,
JOSEPH CRAWFORD, A. M, J. RANDALL.
Dec. oath. l947. 4l-tw.
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WAVERLY HOUSE.
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Corner of Government and Water streets
MOBILE ALI.

NJ WILLIAM STUART dealer in Ready
~ made clothing sHats, Boots, Shoes and
Dry Goods On hand general assortment OF
the above goods, to which, additions are con-
SANITY being mgde Purchasers are respect
fully invited 10 call, as my motto is 10 SELL
CHEAP.
Dec %, l647-ly.
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THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.

THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
Office Sc, Wall Street. New York city
NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNAY Sec'yt
THE subscriber, having been appoint
ed Agent for this Company for Aberdeen
and the neighbouring places will receive
applications for Life Insurance either for
a single year, term of years, or for the
whole duration Of life. The benefits of
lifes insurance are very great especially
to those who rely upon their business or
vocation for their own support, and the
support and protection of their families,
and those dependant upon them, in case
oftheir death. The peculiar advantages
presented by this company Fat being reg
ulsted on the mutual systematic assured
and their representatives participating in
all the profits ofthe institution)r ecommend
it thoroughly to public attention. The un.
dersigned will at all times be glad fully to
explain the principles of life insurance
and the advantages of the mutual system.
The terms. conditions and mode Of effect
ing insurance can learned by applying
to
GYLES M. HILLYFR.
Agents for the Company and
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Aberdeen, June 10Th, 1916, 15-1y.