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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-30

"a lily by pain and with other difficulties, and hav
g known cases where your medicine has effected
Great cures and also hearing it recommended for such
Cases as have described, obtained bottle OF your
Extract of Sarsaparla and followed the directions
you gave me- In a short peflod it removed her com
plants and restored her health Being grateful Tor
the benefits she received, take pleasure in thus &C
knowledgng it, and recommending it 10 the public.
NJ. d. MOORE, cor. G rand and Lydius SITS.
Albany, Aug. II, 1874.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
This Extract of Sarsaparilla has been expressly
prepared in reference to female complaints Note
male who has reason TO suppose she is approaching
that critical period 'the turn of life, should neglect
take H. as it certain preventive for any OF the
numerous and horrible diseases to which females are
subject this time OF life This period may be de-
layed for several years by using thsemedicine. Nol
is less valuable for those who approaching wo-
manhood, it is calculated assist nature by quick
ening the blood andinvigoraung the system. Indeed
thismedecine is invaluable for ali the diseases TO
which women subject.
1t braces the whole system, renews permanently the
natural energies-by removing the Impurities OF the
body-not so far stimulating the system to pro-
duce subsequent relaxation, which is the case OF
most medicines taken for female weakness ana dis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-30

This Extract is put up in quart bOttIes-it is six
times cheaper, pleasanter and warranted superior to
any sold. 1t cures diseases without vomiting, pur-
ging sickening facilitating the patient, and is
particularly adapted for
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SPLITTING BLOOD.
Read the following and say that consumption Is
incurabe if you can.

INN'1.I 1'IIt4 H
incurable if you can
New YORK April p 1917.
Mr.. TOWNSEND: ! yarily believe that your Sarsap-
arilla has been the means, through Providence, oil
saving my life. have for several years had bad
cough 1t became worse and worse. At last | rails
ed large quantities OF blood, had night sweats and
was grately debiliated and reduced and did not ex
pect to live. have only used your SarsapaFilla but
short time. and there has a wonderful change been
wrought ON me. / am now able to walk all over the
city raise no blood, and my cough has left me-
Y on can well imagine that am thankful for these
results. Y our obedient servant
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"a 81 So N So


She only remedy that can be relied on for the PER
lmanent cure of Spinal Complaints, SpasmOcic
Conuactions, Irritation of the Nerves, Nervous G.
Sick Headache, Nervous Tremors, Neuralgia Alice
lions Apopexy, Paralysis, General Debility, Def
cheney of Nervous and Physical Energy and all Nell
VOWS Disorders. including the most dreadful a
ISaa thafa offae tte h
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GEN. ScoTT.-The Washington observer
of the Philadelphia Ledger, in his letter of the
9TH. after remarking that the Court of Inquiry
to be held at Puebla on Friday, the 18th, Will
show that General SCOTS" offence was not
military, but an assumption of diplomatic
power, goes on to say:
General Scott, in word, advised Mr. Trist
after the latter was recalled. to entertain the
Mexican proposition of peace, and he became
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tor in the negotiations. General Scott had no
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act; but the Administration itself will not be
rigorous in regard to him, and content itself
with making out the charge, and withdrawing
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r UC lOllONilie5 ihNS
York Union Magazine for February.
THE TALIsMAN.
BY WILLIAM c. RICHARDS.
This motto give the young and the old
More precious, by far, than treasure OF gold
Twill prove to its owner talisman rare,
More noteut than magic-tis Never Despair
No. never despair! whatsoever be thy lot,
If fortunes CAV sunshine illumine it not;
Mid is gloom. and despite its dark burden OF care
IF thou canst not be cheerful yet Never Despair
Oh what if the sailor coward should be,
1,-hO, tho tempest comes down in its wrath on the
sea,
And the mad pillows leap like wild teasts from
the lair,
To make him their prey if he yields 10 Despair
But sec him amid the fierce strife of the waves
When around his frail vessel its storm demon
raves
How he rouses his soul up to do and to dare
And while there is life left-will Never Despair
Thou too. art a sailor and Time is the sea,
And life the frau vessel that upholdeth thee;
Fierce storms of misfortune viii fall TO thy share
But ike thy bold prototype-'Never Despair.
Let not the wild tempest thy spirit alright,
Shrink rot from the storm though it come in It's
might,
BE watchful. be ready for shipwrcck prepare,
Keep an eye on the life-boat, but Never Despair
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GEORGIA U. S. SENATOR learn that
Gov. Towns has appointed Herschell B. John
son, Esq, to fill the vacancy in the Senate of
the United States in the place Of w. I. Col
quit resigned.
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JUSTUS COBB, PRINTER,
-, WHOM ALL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB PRINT
ING WILL BE EXECUTED on
SHORT NOTICE.
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rr The following lines appeared in the New
York Union Magazine for February.
THE TALISMAN.
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SPEECH OF
MIR. Collamer, of Vermont,
ON THE MEXICAN WAR

The House having under consideration the ref
ference of the Presidents Annual Message-MR
COLLAMER, said:
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H. BELL,
TERMS OF VOLUME XII.

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23

lIzIN5sIlIsl

L-utDADLLrnIA MrotIAi. nOUpE-Us.amisned
d Is Years ago, by nR. ktNkEi.GN. The oldest,
snresi and lest hand To cure all forms Of secre, diseases,
Diseases OF the skin and solitary habits of youlh. is DR..
~klNkELlN, n. w. corner Of Third aud Union sis,
between Spruce and Pine, u squares from the Ex-
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who lave iujureA themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from
nightly teH. even when asleep, and destroy hols n,ind
aud body, should apply Immediately. Weakness and
constitutional debility Immediately cured, and fun visor
restored. An letters posi- paid.
NOtNu MEN
II You value your life or your health, remember, the
delay OF a month, nay, even a week. may prove your
ruin, both OF body and mind. Hence let no false mod
esiN deter You from making yORr case known to one who
from education aud reSpeetability. can alone hetriend
yon. he VINO places himself under Dir. KinkelIn's T,at-
menl, may relgiousiy coRhde IN his honor as a Gen lie.
man, and in whose bosom viii be forever locked the Sc
crei OF Tie patient.
Too nany think they VIII hug tie secret 10 their own
hearts. al. cure themselves. Alas Low often in til
fatal dclision, aud how many a promising young man,
WHO n iEht have cen al ornament TO society, has faded
nom the esrta.
COUNTRY INVALlnS,
finding il announcement 10 make personal anpiieation.
can. b stating Their case explicitly, together with ali
Their symptoms, tper letter post paid) have forwarded
10 eheni a cLesi containing DR.. Ks medicines appropr-
a!ed accordingly.
lacs ages Of Medicines forwarded 10 any part of the
United states al d moments notice.
= Pest pad letters, addressed 10 DK: klNkLLIN.
Philadelphia, viii he pr0n.tly attended 10.
see advertisements IN the spirit OF the Times, Pills.
hTltNhlh' Nov 20.-iy
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u

w oULD you have9 Will you posses. an eaeetual re
w medY against the awful ravages, tnat is constantly
made by that fell destroyer of The Infant race, MoKNs.
II So we say 10 you cnnhdentialy with the Blessing Of
c Lord attending the application, that II, will in no
c 9if taken according te the directions fail 10 remove
ws sirum thesionach OF the lille sufferer and restore
lilo ain. our worm syrup IS made entirely OF vegela-
hies. t. etoIe harH.iess Fathers, Mothers. Guardians
TO The PAFeuiiess and all who have The care ct clillren
delay not, hul hasten and get a bOIlis Of Hohensaek's
worm syrup ii the corner 81 2ud and coaies SIS. PhIla.,
or apY OF Their numerous agents Throughout the United
States.
Come provei The truth Of what we say,
To tosie, eud Second haste away;
There's as} rup that dCs seXpel
Nergls, An who can It's virtues tell.
Is mild and gentle vel as sure,
Moiheis. 10 VIII your children cure,
Then can you, Wti yuu. vet refuse,
IhStest Of nediciurs 10 use 2
PREPARED ouly b. J \ & g : lloLeusack. second and
coates ST.. tAtia. AVID for "a e. By most Of the respecta.
Bile Druggists and store keepers orer lie United states.
Erce - cts per bottle. sen no
10 Jauie4 Rtsrr. = tepaan and I A Wsit. s..nts.
" i,cfl.s. Va. David fa~hs Z 60. agents NartnnsvlAe
OHIO, James a Gray * 90. agents, Bridgeport, ONO,
joss noaAssAcE. nAolesae aseAI. MaIIhsyAle OAio.
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lsAN1- tJIFI. W.
~ ALIENS NEGETABt COMPOUND. for the
H. cure OF pyspepsia. LINER COMPLAINT. NER
DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, &c sc.
J ms lHeulclne " o"efed 10 the puliIc nidei the as
liai,te Niat tleie Is no aftlce Ia existence having stron
ger claims 10 thti co1siuel4llnll; heine compounded
w a fesutar ~hbuA VI Jht fIhsoN COL
lL'L, Iuih2dtlphla, ahu a practising lhysicfan o.
l"tAt" vars stahdlhe ID / lliaoeipula, ms long expert
lbs e|"hiiIea 'iiul IN tue Opinion tias a compound.
ca medicine was required 10 prevent ana remedy tie de-
liltailoli produced ny residing IN low
ana /" couhtefaci the pfostfailng infuen-
ees OIL me many nervous ulsofdefs WIN winch tie hu-
man i@Inliy are autlc'ed.
DE- ALLEN Is a well known Physician, and has
me "tGNe ntdIcine IN ms practice for EIGHT
is i aa ~ w. m 'n ntoy yoIf as as, ,PoninnG esee'' having tested
No medieine eva received nore fatioring eomm
na',O' i'onI l .! s!1l"Hs " cn,,ltit slahuins 'hah mas
'ey'i ne-toWeu on iills; hesd me ioioWilis'
~ a'e = =. SEOhNt IisLLith y OF fhiladei-
P",e' pl"no,hec" II one u tne phSl loNlC prefafa'
.iois ne i!au eNei uSSd' ana recommended II strongly IN
= III : AIM ias ~ :, Me.Toa5 t nfo my eve Won
DIR. RoBEBT AcNrw.
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REMARKABLE CURE or PiLEs!-THiRTY
YEARS STANuihGu
MuUAt y. asldugton. Bcrksht,Q Co hfaSSM

Nov -, tell,
NessGs. W yGtt Il ketchanI-Gcnis: For tb!uy years |
have been 9liicled with piles, genera dcItte. and IN.
halnniailoh. Cau-ipg tnuoUrs and proiat SITS OF the Row
cir, and which had HSiste8 an tAe Hedicai treatment
if t%ANpmaa and others cGuG give. JErlds three years
OF thal Iu e my sue efingSdvtY description. I was CON
lined 10 bed, unable TO help my set. and al last given up
ny my PHYSICIANS aud friend iu despair of evei gaming
my health IA fact fof three days before / commenced
using Or Dphalu's kAectuSry, | was enIi ely s~,eeclless
and my burial CLONES were made. But under lruVi.
dehce, AND the USE OF Dr. L phaEis ilectusry, though an
OLD MAN, J have tile pleasure Of stating toe FACT 10 the
pubic that my neaih is new good, aud hope to I've
wears II ga = Gods Will. 10 make known the viz
tues OF Doctor | plam's LtectuaTy. aud to recommend
il 10 nay a4lc'ct eiioN-cresiuFes Il hetped ms levond
the eApcc.atious of ai tiiat knew my case. and / can
on} say tu nthers that 70 Us, ia my opinion, Tie hest ne
dieHe tuiHc world Tor Pies, OF ANY other disease OF the
luWt'e; and II they wlii USE it according 10 the dnec
ticis, ! VIII my sell variant d cure IA every csse,-
luuls, wi'ht the utmost expression Of ik~anEiumess,
CORNELIUS SPUR.
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,r,..-.-. ..-r r..at, N..rh -Frfuatetu
this FOUNTAIN ~ arv- us4f.s uHu-l Pc ole ei
Esv. ra Ha.ts-lr 20 sagIrr tu8tttesu lIH- are fkE
EWiNINTlN tUE ubNihi ofri tuothtrs n-sd toi
Tfmrs tuurtzIIis. a. $50 who ere ltqldulfa WIN
t.cu snow. .ut 10 al WE VIII useilcia wti ue iats.
pertclt c-Ut Hsrld tf the results.
BEAtEr CAtNRtH~ POWDERS.
These .aet q. fsa V au eHtclual rrWtds iot gu tAoseoh
St'nr'H' fU tr h-ai aud lose WlieH arc fee"se
COILS. ac Ift erC'lef causts. alarm Us Nci! -i.th
tie I4. ars. l18-s 90 us.f OF ttC worst cases 90 lW-
dsmu stt.t $50 Size Efts.u f faia. Diseases of tlethtaato or
wlutfi. r.ot sveuuf i.u'1s, inducing tousunl3N'n
~ attou.e, '1 SID ..'. BED d IT'S commencement .eiote
utrr4it Ucs 90 syulIu-.t worse. Ie secuuIi.h llis.
tNcfr is uOrI Iuu t4. t fU these AlAENN row bLhS.
tlrt remove 4 Wurfiu on puruieut matter from parts 81
froiJ tie c'ol.gl Or 81 struCtcl organs, and excite heal
thy secre'igHS IN tHe glands and membranes. restoring
tAcir natural one ard acaau. These o"le-r Sre'le
ct the very test remedies used for fult Fus intfe nose
aud al other exc essences which appear iH tht ua-A ca
writes; they are sluEulasiy prompt ard elective h t0t
ing Headache. ard 10 giving great reiei l" eh cass' atl'
sing fTom Colds iuthe head, aud ron az eAits.Feee,tI
! mnation OF blood to The hfaiu, sId other similar suee
IRRITATING PLASTER.
| This is one Of ihe most valuable at caaNter Fi'SNS Ds
te,up srutieI over the parts affected 30 relieves acute ana
/ chronic Pains m the side and cHe'. ana H"Au4H 50 ..
! tbe turoet or bronchitis. tcutt~deatUess, or a"ihtss %
hearing. aud IS one Of very se-i teueu'es tei d" ui''''
Of the -piuc. aud Of tHehcad or BRAIN
Ar these Medicines are pat uF under lr. heaeH : I'M
mediate supetyIsl ION. and ha'a bis nke"ess aha "fi.vu
Signature attached To even |oA, iacAa9e' pHia' u1''.e'
snurtaus limitations. CouUtefelts OF surfepiitlous afii
! ciee. aud the pllic are hereby cautioned a-ainsl pa
! cbsqiap any ajiIcle 8s tbcaeHs Ncdlcnh r, EXPECT su1l
a. have his likeness and written signature On eae""'
abe Owe named remedies. Il,
For munef lsricu'ar. respecting pr. beacl's Boob
& Mcd,cHe, see r%amppiet, which may he Obtained st"'
Itl4f tNp AGENTS.
-. sale hy lanes Baker. Wheeling, Va .ani lame,
! Bur!ey, EIzsbttAtrWn, We. ot
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BRENTLlNGER'S APOrHECA.
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING, Va.
Ne. HERE Physicians prescriptions are accurately
WV and neatly put up al all hoars of the day and
night; also where can be hadthe follow ing uoIuIar med.
icines. viz:
DocI Jayne's Medicines,
noci Roses do
Riiey's Pile Ointment,
Lewis Indian Vegetable Pills.
Smilh's do do Sugar fills.
Brandrethis do do
Rouand's anti cOs.ive do
loct Desh's Rheumatic do
poet thapnai'S Blood purifier and Liver Pills,
Hysean Pills,
McAlisier's All Healing Ointment,
Compound Syrup Bonesei.
Alternative syrup Tor cure of Scrofula and all
diseases arising nom impurities of b 0od.
Nerve aud Bone Lininent.
Compound Syrup saTsaparlla. &c, &c.
April
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BREN rLlNGFP'S

81 ~LTERATlNE SYRUP for The care of scrofula
4% aad utaneous diseases stands unrIYsied. Read
the foilOwlDs-
81. Ioris, April 7th. ls4a.
poet. BreniAuser-Iou uay reiuemfet thsi | furlha
sed rom you last tall d ho.tirso OF your Aiterar i've syup,
Tor the cure OF an uicef ou JAS leg, winch lad leen Of
I'VE year, standing and aituou- IA / IGl usea .afous OF
uthet Preparations ! never received aHy heutut uutu I
took yours. 1 atn hap ~ TO say tIal l AN nov pefteci.
vel ana have been 20 iur ie last tlree months. lake
tlns oei40d 10 express The hu sh opinion | have OF vsur
= rap I send tus by your broraer " iiliam, ana if on
fee disposed 10 make use OF a by Publishing 10 YOU are
al perfect liberty to do 80 Believe ue routs. tnly,
MA BRANDON.
The above medicine can he had al 8~RENILINGER'S
Apotheca, AshsudSq. Wheeling, Va. Apr.5
SrfNo ABDOMINAL SurrORTEG-This iusiru
- nlent' AS itsntme Implies, Is designed a. a Support.
20 the hact aHd bowels.
Although u wGs originally Intended only as aremed,
Tor l. r1i8Fsus iiCri, IL Aea nevertheless Teen found ftou
experience no esrc-i an uHer discoveries ia eiyi ing
siftn4ta ip TIE ecA-traeluE lAc s~s,aiarfs; thereby "a
padding lHe chest, and giving cit.Utr tor t4e isee exer
e4Se 40 the inngs. lCf-pHs dr-4rha go hNoN as vsius
l1 ai ctsrs OIL "%tahue.-, cain uttaiH a rauuNiel anu see
t4e n2nimrut tr ~caiiineat rRtNtLINGEEs APO
thrta. near the t"4t House. soc AGENT for tfH caan. (
tira Q! D.'1s nt-oAe t4d +oisatA. Va. af24
-Bll BbIs sat just received and tor sale low BY
wv APi2o BAsSEi4 = ROBIAsON.
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WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY.

CAPITAL S1OU,UUU.
rr HIS company, being now duly organised is prepared
= 10 make insurance on every description of Fire and
Marine Risks, such as dwelling houses. Store Houses, &c
with their contents. Also, Steam Boats. Flat boals and
Keel boats with their eargoes, to and from any port on
the ONO and Mississippi rivers, or theirtrihutaTv stream
Applications for Insurance TO he made for line present al
the Office Of the Wheeling Savings Institution.
aug II. Mccoy Sec,y.
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Coldridge's Balm of Columbia For

The hatr.-iIs positive qualities are as !oliOws-ist.
Tor infants, heeping the head free from seurf, and
cansIi 8 4 luxurious growth OF The hair.
"a fOt ladies, alter eHiid-L.rth, restoring the skin 10
Us usual strength aud nrnaness, and preventing ths iai
ling Uui ot INT ldr.
ID. tofa"y person recovering from any debility, the
SAME eject is produced.
4li. II used Il. Infancy Till a growth is started, il
may he preserved, ny attention, 10 the latest period OF
life.
SIN 1t frees the head from dandfuf, strengthens the
roots uuperts health and vigor 10 the circulation, aud
prevents the ual hOu! changing color or &c ting grey.
ON lleeIseS the hair 10 cufi beautifully, when done
up IA II over night, liz No ladies toilet should ever
he made without ii.
EXpectorant Syrup. ns %oi y ss.s q .S@flo1-
SANDS have met q premature death TOT the want OF al
lelltlnn To- common COLD. Have YOU d cough ? Rev
br. Bartho!omew's ENpecloraHi syrup, a safe medical
presci IpllOh, containing no POISONOUS drugs, aud used
ava an extensive pracilce for several years, viii most pc
silistiy give teiiei, and save you IRON Thai most aw1ni
disease, Pulmonary CONSUMPTION, winch Usually SWEEPS
INTO ihe grave, hundreds Vi the yodns, The old, The love
, and HE ga.
lne ont4 genuine for sale Ia Wheeling by A. O; Fair
cll.d, ~ SieufenYiiie by 4. Conn. IN Pittsburgh 10y VIM
Jachs"h, ia u asluHstoH by A Sweeny q SON, in 81.
Cial}sFi.e 10y johnson, also IA every town in fenusyl
wanna, 0nio, Maryland aHd Virginia. dee 10
- Cases siei!y l.1qgorIee, | case Refined do, for sale BY
- Aa.l IAS pAkER
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
II iSkS will he taken by the FIRE & MARINE IN
ASSURANCE COMPANY OF AT Tux
Low Est RATES OH
Buildings of all kinds, stone, brick or wooden andtheir
contents
Steamboats,, factories, mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending the transportation of
goods on rivers, lakes, seas, canals, and railroads.
FOR the character OF the company as to promptitude
and llberalliy in the adjustment and payment oflosses,-
we beg leave 10 refer 10 the merchants of this place and
elsewhere who have had the adjustment of claims upon
us. Office on Main street. X. w. RBIN Sec'y.
aug 4.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

FIR n MARINE INSURANCE.
fE7O BE l~NSURED-or not 10 be-that's the question
q whether il is better by one sweeping fire, to he ruin
ed-and subject to all the ills that flesh is heir to, or, like
a prudent man 90 to the Protection Office, and there he
made safe, comfortable and happy-we leave for you to
determine.
The Protection Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,,
having already paid over S500. UGO OF losses in the Yves
tern Country entitled TO the highest confidence, and
their agent Wheeling, Virginia,
W. +. PETERSON,
willta -lsks on dwelling houses. warehouses, stores,
mills t-ctories, NC, together with their contents, such as
FUR -ure, merchandise, machinery, and every other des-
= ttion of insurahle property. Also, on steam, keelap
nat boats and their cargoes to and from any port on TIE
Western Naters, on the most reasonable terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-23
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
EETlII insure against all manner of life risks npon
WY the most favorable terms The operations of this
Company are confined exclusively to LIFE INSURANCE
AND CONTINGENCIES upon the mutual plan. lis advan.
taees are too easily conceived TO need comnient-ena-
bang the Insured to participate in all the profits OF
the business while living, and securing to survivors a
certain resource against want when dad
Each person Insured for life becomes a member of this
company, with a ierpetual charter, and is entitled to a
yote-and also entitled to his share of the Dividends,
which are declared annually. For further particulars
inquire of W. f. PETERSON Agent.
Wheeling, Virginia.
u {Ofice on Monroe ST.
ROB'T. l.. PATTERSON, President,
BENZ. C.. MILLER, Secretary,
NJ. II. HOUSTON, MD, Medical Examiner,
Je5. Wheeling, Va,