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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
-ARE,rrIFrL. HFALTHi REsIDENcE

3. on he Ohio River Tor sale on essy Terms, contain
- ing say 300 acres 0nel.rl 10 cultivation inf ta DALI
srs La rauahi. timber for steamboats,. The -1a IA very
fertile ord produces Wheat. Com. Clover, &c wei u
binds un he rV- vo-tris OF lie and 1t- i1 view of
SIX miles, ltra- large lucs house u looms, pur-
f-o c near inU coice grated uf uecs III fl 5eal.r- TIE
lrIt might pas .ie interest o - price, ald t wood, so.t Do
.eafah0a. would nay HCsi lot a.. s rrce u lie-
below Madison. Ia and nile nom Hanover college. =
,you sf person wishing eiucaf- ol 20 establish
4 Female Seminary Sir Lsuer who well acquainted
with b. VIII be SeN-lork from the 4h ul inc loho July
and nav Ue seen az WINSLOW l. PEkklNos, Wv al
Il New YorA. on apply personally by eger postpaid.
10 Rev James Knox, q F0urilaveuuc New-iork, 81 \
H.ys Madison n, ISIS 3wD6iW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

DRINTING PAPER
I l.Ol1 rel.us -fl U.s. 81 il D. IH.. rer re1fr
aa reafls 1fx'r I'd I'D ID. per re.ff-
20 reanis 49,. ~ Oh 81 los pei TCa-l
i04 reenls -sE5f - .1. per r-arL
llo reLnls -9x 81. 81 Ihs per re1l1-
30 relis -6151, - '1s peT reau.
tor sae By CYRUS W FIELD CO.
iylN wv l I.L
AlErALLIC BLOCK LETTEn-.-The sub
h.ilals taflna been srratuiel arer-s Or lr alr of
N,l.-le hi5-k Letters, now oEo1rg o. o. purtr
"a q ,tsoftl-tt % t4e t-rrerf -iEfs. . lrI plain
- fttrI R7OrfFR e. 90 - fkrsar. af
4 ARGE PIrCHERS.--Larer grii.sria ws-er
IA pitchers Or sumner ufr supply flsf rerirei
lrofl ~ marufaciofT and lr sale wh .e and retail
a. hnrllg SIP hY LECIls HART
iYl1 W Isie bosr1msn 4 Hsrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

PoLIcE.--Thomas Ryan was committed ioi ck-
animation Yesterday suspicion Of stealing 81 ~ gold
coin from Mary Regan, 20 Lewis-st- Two boys
named John Parks and George Benton, were arrested
mis- morning on charge Of stealing box. containing
between 40 snd $50 The box aud only - were all
that i recovered Committed John Wilson was
committed prison yesterday on charge OF staoDins
= man named Edward JOY with a knife The wounded
man was conveyed 10 the City Hospital IN a critical
situation George Hamilton was arrested on charge
Of assauliing Mary Smith with knife. Committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
r. REGULAR MAIL LINE ID.
z ..Sl,.---.nrLL EEN aN.ION AND NEN-lnsss

ss.ts.z-!eTwEES sOsToS AID NEw.YoiS
Eezfn.~~s-s@< .ia ~tlrinrf0n ald Prcgiftrcc.
- TIE gerry Prosif erce . now avoided b. he X.
srsrrh Ralroad Inland R0uie ihTgcgl wtolf chsass =
csrsor Sane tn steamer 1. VANDERBILT c.,
Joei store. ara RHODE ISLAND. Csri Post~f, ls -
rcccu viii the sioaineion ~ Providence srt Sose =.
lerrs Faroass leaving New lo1k dzly, Ssntsy ;,
-epted from pier Norlh River. A. oeiock ? N ~
s5ningiun Al O'Clock 2. 81 Or uFoa ne sFrsA \ aes.-
lrar from Boston These sesefs are 4rfrp used sreeT
srialfof srf comfort h1vrg each q Dem ~ largo co
duis private sists ROOMS and scrhs ios ~ peTs1us u
SIDE large private roous for suii1e. aud pslcrs TA.
steamers ar offered b. re most experienced fr ~
wf -hcsen he passage between Ne's-foFs szc Boss.
nom = 90 ho1rs hcrehy arriving d srp tue ios I'll a.
lines flrlirr from Nev.fnrk. Norir SouiD Gl Wss, ~
all lie i.nes From Bosior North ard East
The {. VANDERBILT va cave Ne~-foik, Taesi,,
Thursday ard Ss'usday. Leave siorlngion ionty, VIZ
rasday and Frdag
The ERODE ISLAND will .eave New .Yols, Hosl,,
Wedneslly I'D Friday. leave siolrs son lesisy In,
Gav md Ss1ruiay.
B-Psssrugors IN 20 arrival q ne steamers At ST..
lnetor Proceed mme. sicily in &c sple1dh Rsircsl ca,
tn Providence srd Boston. 'afgsrc master sccoapt
De steamboat rs1s 10 an rom Boston, 10 axe cane a
IRE hareare For passage, berihs, STATE rgos ~ III
rnrlirsoa may De irse b. he Agents on hs wtsf AZ
a. Office. Oh Bsusry-p.ace. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
80. goR RI-I.I,.- FERRY, Tiherudleni


= - NO1e shilling each way-Ihe t.eeiA'es
s=-'s'rEsz>rn3 SUFFOLK. Capt Hoamre VIII fAD % o'
lows daily. sundays excepted ., u . -.
Tr,vre NrV.YoRE-C atheriue Market pier, + h .. e
A 81 loot of Cort and-sf y T. az aud - a u ara 81
b.. p n Isr4r. Al Greenwood Dock esch way, amer .A'
-, IN y, '''-''e lyl5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

Dl ORDER 1f H~-s-r Lamb. Eq County Judge Coan
~ o c-ss1gls. HEREBY sisel fasf
s-i ssl l- estate 90 THOMAS FtEELAND 400 rss-l.
tstr rf ta fr le sri Or payment i-1
ss b. fe al tchuIs flfh lfis lu alftn. i0 s ula
afls ir te If-i nlhlr cl THE llle that pas.
tt t-ls fae 81 ters
e o An, ~ 9f a' u-, 70 property within tls So etc e.n.
ii eng Pc alsef 0 flll rpfrs bi asr. orae By
Jaw, ed are iot-Dffe- March - l.i'. AAOEf 3 RiCF
Attlrlsf Go a+far rr crsifarr raff.r- y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

lef ORDER NsrIr Lee. C1l1y Juteeci Nshll County
fJl1uuear g. police hereby gwen p1rslal. lie qDfs 4
tr stzuls sal9rzl- hn-u eaei si
Gent fsc'or tlsf tlnerf has ssu-i PIE
20 HORACE CRAY t1d NATHANIEL FRAnCis, r--ient
tett.r AID 'ntt Tie all III s0 1 i- psyusli cf Their ie
unies- 'hs appear alf fcl.rs suc f41f- according
within Qlt nou l- dr publication oi Ais u9ts sii fht
tl- psi ol lela them 1Y l-leufs l
delivery them tr any property
i9ugz -l sri sng property ly us are
f1llll-n ly isus alf Foi-D Dated Jallsrl IS
PARKER A POTTER of Whitehall.
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

auzrxs-l FOX ~Aff-Atthe old stand. Barclay
\ t<lf 81 opposite fh- As0r House variety of0i
n "A y ~ ard octave Piano.ores, Of every peg
" I ! term with al O q modern Improvement, 10
0ss oo and mahogany cnses, warranted 30 give sstsse
ion or no saIe Pianos ON hire.
~ 1ms JAMES THOMPSON. .si- fal-ulsn 4 Randall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17
FIANOFORTE lIANUFACTO-

~ FOR -ALE-A light wagon, cane hack, leather
l-%.ioD patent axle and boxes, nearly new made %
49, order by John c. Parker. fOrkvlle Also, b.iez
horse years old, switch ta-warraned sound and KIND
Wi be sold low, the having ice for hem Apply
Al Ia Anfhonyst lei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-17

DESERTED ISFANr.-Last night al infant, only
lew DAYS old was left in the yard Of Nj Laurence =
house corner Of Livingston avenue and twenty nrsi a.
which was sent 20 The Aims house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23
Account Current.

The October Elections are over. Their results
may be summed up thus
WHO GoyERsoRs in all the states that have
chosen Governors-OHIo,P EsssYLvAsiA and FLO
tIpl-the latter two having never before chosen
Wing Governors in an even handed contest
WHO LEoisLATUREs IN each Of these States
though Ohio is threatened with an ansrchIcal con
test
WING U. 5. SENATORS IN place OF Loco-f ocos
from Pennsylvania Florida, and probably ONO
A drawn battle in GEORGIA, which last year
chose Loco Foco Governor by 200 majority
Al unex pectedly sharp contest IN SOUTH CARO-
LISA. which elects one decided Taylor Member OF
Congress, and two others who at any rate are not
for Cass The Legislature is quite likely to throw
away or withhold the vote Of the State.
OF these States, only Ohio voted for Clay IN
a. Florida was not organized, but came IN Loco
Fooo soon after. The probability now is that a
majority Of their aggregate votes will be cast for
Gen. Taylor That will do for one month, seeing
IT is not quite November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23
". l.. Robinson.

The Sunday Aria. Of Yesterday makes some
remarks upon the Wing nomination for Congress in
the WITH District and adds
Mr. Robinson Is man Of talent and has had an
eccentric career he landed IN the United -tates some
ten or twelve years ago snd made his appearance 10
Connecticut To the year lsfe-il. when the Dorr war
broke out IN Rhode Island be peramhulated the state
a. lecturer what was called Dornsm and, OF
course va. = radical Democrat In Rhode Island. Mr.
Senator simmons resided. aud have been told inst
he convinced Mr. Robinson that the Dorr party wa IN
error Al any rate he left Rhode Island and su0se-
quenty became particularly enamored OF Iy.eHsm-
that fret and purest OF cardinal virtues As M NOT
ace Greeley happened ~ the same time, 70 see great
light which induced him quit Dorrsm, II was oy no
means strange that be and Mr. Robinson kissed and
embraced
We cannot see why these remarks have been pub.
u.hed as they are 50 far from the truth If his political
history IL OF any importance the following is the truth
Of it:
The ars, political speech he ever made in the country
was in SIS and that in favor Of HENRY CLAY.
he aer0 made political speech in the State Of
Rhode Island bur one and that in lao. Hon. JOHN
wHIrrLE. the leading Anii.Dorr man, addressed the
same meeting agreeing with Mr. Robinsons remarks.
Mr. Robinson never said one word in favor Of Dorrsm
in Rhode Island or elsewhere He stood with the
Wing party on this as on other questions.
He never spoke 20 Senator SIMMONS in the state OF
Rhode Island, and was not acquainted with the Hon
Senator till Dorrism had 6zzied out.
He was thoroughly opposed to Tylerism per So
The only time he supported Tyler was in 1854 as
the nominee Of the Wing Convention on the ticket with
Harrison, and that be regretted soon aiterwsrd.
Mr. Robinson always whig. always supporting
the regular nominations. lie was, from the s,all 4
Wing s now Wing and will be Wing as long az he
takes any part n politics. As be takes no part in the
controversy absut the nomination in dispute why
should he be abused or misrepresented
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

EUROPE Al PREsEST.-The letter Of our -Pe-
cisl Correspondent G. a. D. which will be found
on our 6rst page. contains most lucid aud com
prsnenslve view OF the present condition Of hu-
rope. The great political tendencies Of the times
which arc apt % be lost sight Of in the dersnge-
ment oi successive revolutions, are there drawn
with force and dstinctness-snd We have no
doubt that future events viii establish the cor
reotness Of our correspondence views in relation
to the great struggle soon 10 be fought between
the two oontending principles Of Liberty and
Despo,ism His opportunities for observing these
movements have been most ample, and We refer
~ result Of them 10 Ill who would read under
Ndingly an imminent page the world history
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23
BIZ Ttl,rasA to the Stv-York Tribune.
ohio EIection-Lesi-lativr contest.

TIE Clerk r; Hamilton County Loc'-F '.o
has after fall De berstion issued Certificates ~
Lection q Members of ths House from this County
in socorsanoe with TIE Appo-tiounent Las Of last
Winter-Messrs Spencer aud Ruuyon, Wings
being returned from the City District with the
three Loco-Foco candidate. II the County District.
Messrs. Parh and Walker, Loco-Foco candidates
10 the City. vii c9ntes, the seats, on the assump
non that the dlstrictins OF Hamilton County was
unconstitutional and g therefore null and void
Il IS spprehended that no organization OF the
House can be effected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

The market for CoTroN continues dull and prices
are more or less nominal The sales Of the day are
1900 bales IN FLOUR there Is fair demand. and We
notice sales of2O00 bbls illinois &c a; - -. and fancy
brands IS 10. OF WHEAT there were sales Of 5000
bushels At 95 cts CoRN remains without change-the
sale. sre 5000 bushels In Provisions there is mod
crate inquiry with sales of60 5bis MessPo 81 IL %;
and 20 kegs l. Hn AZ cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23
Failure IN Boston.

BOSTON Saturday. Oct q
Tie announcement this afternoon OF the iai-Iie
Of Messrs Henshsw Ward Co druggists, Tor slao1oo
has caused considerable sensation here. The house aa'
beea hitherto considered one OF the soundes' n MS
city They had lately sold cit tier establishment and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

BALrr~ozE saturday, Oct. 81, l,i-.
The case nj the steamer Isabel builders Is. own
ers has been decided 10 favor Of the owners.
There has been no change worthy Of note in onF
markets
The weather il rainy re- ususi durns ihe annuui
Quaker meeting period
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23
The Crescent CIV.

NEw ORLEANS. Friday, Oct -
There : but little news of interest stirring here
TO day The Crescent City which sailed yesterday for
New York took out 90 cabin passengers and 1-o sol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

sAVANNAH saturday. Vrt J.
The steamship Cherokee arrived here this mora
ing after passage Of ~ hours from NeV.Nork. She
encountered strong hesd.silds but came through all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

OSLO p g srrtr'F-H7o Th7ms' Ewing
e.r r-,g s'e-,r rri ssrnon ch'se srs ProY''sd
70 .se-ees Hon Wn A.en In iha z sfnsie lhs
Hrnt.r. re 1ssriuops 'of ne re- seton 9i AIeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

PsvSsrtvasfa-TD BursrNr Apaiachian.
.s.,.d ~ r NcCAss Zee bss taken down ne Cas-
~ ssf md r,ss r gsn slrsn sod Aisms 10 q printed
NJ, ne sosrfsr. Of Wss,norsisnd and lndisns Counties
M "a. bess slrsvss IocoFsso sd7ooa'e slgPor ing
ro-rsfrs,h nd Psirter - fhe recent slssfor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

~ ne E-saiaz Ai,ro, states that ~ iag re-
7r--s ~. Res--.sr,snvs n District n Congress -
- -,.fs-r- = 49, uf--rf-f Wa 80 Whsrs =
- - fonnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

~ The wings Of sing Sing bad very entha
ssssc meeting o. Saturday evening lssi c. II DBL
Ar.S opened The meeting n = oTisf and eloquent
.s>seh w Z ROBINSON ESQ followed, and SPOKE
ssout ,-o hosrs Hon HusH AAxrrLL closed TIA
ses.sps - ons u hs shsss and eloquent Addresses
Tss speeches we're received Nth nuch applause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

WI, General COMMITTEE nave engaged room Al 10
Broadway No Up stairs a. which tnsir friends from mo
rontfy afs invited 10 ssod for purposes connected VIM
tbe sns1ng election and for the distribution Of Wng DCce
.ns'@s e az ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23
RRnoKLYN AFFAIRs

Miss NORIHALLs COsCERr The concert Il
Miss Northal 10 ght at the Female Academy will, no
doubt be thronged BY the many friends and admirers
Of that deli ghtful vocalist she viii sing several Of her
most popular airs among which glad - nouce
France, / love thee" and The Banks Of 5aadsF
culver" Strskosch will also give three or four Of ns
admirable performances including the Prayer from
Othello and the Overture to William Tell Signor 10
ria will preside AZ the Pianiorte MIS- Nortnsh n~
been engaged by Slrako.eh
COScERroF TIE GEKNASIA cociErf--lhe Ter
mania Society gave concert In ms CITY on ss'or'A,
night Owing TO the anfsyoraole state Of the "eaneh
the attendance very small but those "no we"
were truly delighted with the performance Many
the pieces were encored with the greatest enthusiasm
among them the magnificent over'ares To De' TIC
.cnutzv and the Midsummer Nights Dream, "n.1
have never been better played in our nearing VIC ~
glad 20 learn that the Society give another concert tn
week when all who have not heard them VIII nave 70
opportunity. and II they appreciate music AZ q niss"
they had better make use Of u
MoRE GAs-Many Of the citizens have been
for .ome time past justly complaining Of the nessea'
manner in which some OF the streets IN this city tsve
been supplied with ghls. IL Is only recently that
medical gentlemen who hal been called ate At nz %
attend patient fell down trap door 10 the upper Psr
Of Fulton snd had bis eg fractured Gas lights and
the two great Of this city. and Il VIZ
be time before they viii get plenty Of both Inc
Company that present enjoy the exclusive privilege
Of supplying gas 10 certain portions Of the city have
onen been called on to remedy the former defect
A new candidate Is now in the Geld, who has aske'
permission from the Common Council TO Jay dovn
pipes for supplng tie eiy With sss ard Il hey srNn'
the request, a reform will no douo, take place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

FurH WAED.-There seems y be dltersnce
amoas things Of H., wsfc ~ilh fsgsfd T. candidate
for the Assembly AID PsrssfsPh rhich sot into OF
last may seem 10 side rith one patty b a. sch ~ss
not our Intention. and q ooairsry " s4f rue. We
trust the ailscslfy viii be promptly settled oai q s
not whoever shs b osnized BY me Ward Commit
-, as the regularly nominated WING candidate ~ tasi
Ward .hsl be treated such BY We tfusi us
Committee ~iI set tessonA5ly 10 the Premses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

= DELARocHE's PIoTrRE Of Napoleon
crossing the Alps. Is attracting great attention There
10 some prospect Of the artist pairing rsif shortly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

ARENA ASD CiRcUs.-It will be seen. by refer
ence 10 cur advertising columns tina, sands Lent Co.
will take their splendid collection Of animals and eques
TRANS to visit Newark Jersey City and Brooklyn IN the
course Of tais week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23
~ Capt Rrnir, publishes the following card
Ia tie Basor Trar,lv Of yestsriay

ALBION HOTEL. Boston, Or u. l5i-.
II ia Eaagrs Of re Daly Ersalsg Irarsllg
GENTLEMEN J notice .n several u the papers A.
tack upon By one 81 my second cabin passengers on
IA nv lsst passage from Liverpool - Boston. o.z
o. say hs, the statement made by that passenger 10 s
lsy's Hrn entirely false and call upon my other
passengers Ohio have been e0guizsnt OF nay conduct
during the whole passage % make plain statement Of
tho facts 30 FAR from causing he arrest Of Tue man
Halifax my action vas the means Of preventing II
srn reuilsrnsn your most 0bedlent servant
A. RfhiE
Commander Of the steamship Niagara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

ISQUEsTs.-Coroner Walters was called yester-
day 10 hold inquest st ~ Essex 81 the body OF
Alicia Nugent native VI New Jersey, aged - years
sho had been very Incorporate for the ast ss months
and the return home a her husband about o'clock
Saturday night found dead In bed. and a wal
labeled audsnum containing small quantity " that
poison, the table. Verdict accordingly. The Cor
oner also held inquest upon the body Of IhoIna.
Gibson native Of Kentucky. aged Is years, who vas
found a state VI gross intOxcsuon, and conveyed 20
the Third Ward station where he died yesterday morn
ing Nerdct feath by intenperance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

ExPLOslOS o. Gas AND IsDIGSATIOS.--The
second and ast meeting Of indignant reporters was
held a, Ex1ldermsn stoneslrs saturday night
when and where 10 became apparent that tina, dgnied
body had 10 IL senses After considerable
amour, Of discussion and inbbulston, BY which the
harmony o the meeting greatly improved series
Of resolutlons unanimously adopted 10 the effect
that SIR. Burton IN his New-York. IN Slices. mad not
insuited The profession and that the peculiar hit which
had ocessoned the row, well intended aud well
desered After this the public CONSERVATION inrne-
dis,ely subsidized and 81 Pauls clock struck midnight
as calmly a. though nothing had happened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

/ propose ia one more letter b. discuss the spc-
cisc differences between the Tsrd Of g. and That
~ a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-23

Commander OF the steamship kisgUs.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-22
TIE EAGLE
life & Health Insurance Company.
No 40. UaH Street, NetO York.

NO. ~, - UtC b<'fCCts 800 " ~
.(NANHATTAN BANK BUILDlNG,)
rs prepared to insure Lives, grant endowmen MIS-
and annuities. In addition to the annually re-
served funds out of premiums, this company has
,an;taI of $50. 900, and dividends will be paid
10 The shareholders until the assets amount TO
4s1O0 600. The directors are per-' naly response
blp To the jpsured, if the capital is impaired by
ir'nroncr mana cement. The rates are TEN PER
rrKr. LOWER than the rates of mutual companies,
anc credit of fosty per cefe. will be given on
nolicies for The whole duration oil lie.
ADVANTAGES
wutCu THIS COMPANY HOLDS OUT TO INSURERS.
Our ample paid-up capital to meet Whatever
extraordinary risks ma. arise.
. Premiums lower than mutual companies
3. responsibility to insurers beyond the pay
mcnt of the premium. .
A. n, risk of partnerships with all classes OF
persons. and its serious consequences
5 No liability to have the sum insured reduced,
or to make further contributions in case OF NOR
taliiv beyond the estimated average.
6, The certainty OF having every claim PAID as
soon as substaEtiated, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place
7. The stock holdersat directors haVlngiargc
interests in the company, "ords security to the
insured that : affairs will be conducted so as 10
secure safety and stability.
Premiums fol, the assurance ofSl0O on a Single
life
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-09-22

THESE Scales arc constructed with great care
l. by experienced workmen under the supervl-
sion of the inventors, and Efforts made to secure
not only pc rfeci accuracy. but also the greatest
strength and durability. They have been long
known and severely tested, and have been found
always right. These scales are adapted to every
kind of business transacted by weight, and from
their extensive use, and the high repate they have
attained in the United States and other countries.
may now be regarded as the universal standard.
Scales for weighing wheat or flour fui nished
with Fights to weigh even bushels or barrel.
For sale bv HARVEY DURKEE.
u Office opposite the American Temperance
House.
CAUTION.-The well-earned reputation of
these scales has Induced the vendors OF imperfect
and worthless balances, to offer them as 8 Fair
banks Scales" The genuine article is manufac.
,ured by Z. 81 T. Fairbanks and Co., and none
: eauthor;zed to sell who have not testimonials ct
Iheir agency. l6yl
Southport, October, 1917.