The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-12-22

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no ILtusTRATE-A man aged 35aoI
sound health and constitution; free from
hereditary Or amily disease, and Of
temperate habits, can insure his life, for
the sum pf One Thousand dollars, BY.
paying six dollars and eIghtA.ssyen and
4 hall cents qUnrte rly, q rtwenty seven
Dollars and fifty cents annually fof the
whole life. AL Bis death Ills family
will receive tho sgmaof One Thousand
Dollars, ant the accumulated dividends.
earned by the premiums, ins good CON
panles, generally fifty per cent Each
insurer FOR The whole IS d stock holder,
ard participates 10 the profits. Lives
may Be insured for one wear Or a term
Of years. N
When one insnres his Life for the
whole life he pays as the premium or
price Of insurance, the same sum every
year no matter how long he lives, IA.
man S5 would insure his life orthe
whOlslile7for one thousand dollars, at
tWenty.seven dollars and fifty cents.
payable each year, and ho would pay
more than that sum al go years or
age lf be insure year after year, The
premium is Increased every year, and
at the age Of 6Ohe would pay forty one
and 50cents.
The advantages Of life insurance arr
now TOO well understood to need a long
exposition. Ia aIl countries the prus
dent and far sighted, whose means arr
limited, ana. who have depe dent fami
lies fleet insurance. for their benefit as
thai when they die, the widowed
and fatherless viii not wanl, but will Fe
,eive from the insurance o~ficas,sa GER
ain thongh moderate competence; hus
lands and fathers may toni happily dur
ng Che day and sleep uniifolbied BY ~
ressing dreams At night. An indepen-
Ience for the family Is secured, let thu
insured die when he may, ID debt or opt
# debt,
The company is now ready to receive
lpplicasiongs and when applications 10
|. sufficient amount 40 ensure a safe
!; mmencement shall have been accepted
~ the trustees, the policies will be is
iaed. Parties milking application musl
lold themselves thereafter il readiness
q pay The first premium, IA all times.
allure to pay the premium whcn due,
the policy No insurance will
u granted for more than 5000 dollars
N 8 lie Al present. No person need
lpply who is unsOund in health and con.
'tiGution, 81 liabletO any family or her
,ditary diseas, Of Incorporate III his hab
IS, If ones. whose life il insured be-
'oIne Incorporate, to the injury Of his
lealth thereafter, the policy nhis iifeI
sill boforfeited. Alife may DO insured
n the name of trustees, or bY a wife 10
snure to her, or TO her ~chiIdrenif she
lie before her husband. This isa sacred
und not subject by an express provision
# the charter, 70 any debts al liabili.
les. The proftsiof The company can
y loaned only upon unincumbered. in-
'roved real estate, worth al a sworn
ash valuation. twice The amount loaned.
The investment is, as an investment
merely, 9 good one. Ten dollars will
nsnre lof 2 year tho life offs man aged
v years for 1000; il would require
nors than thirty years al compoaaa 4
crest log ten dollarsto reach this sum.
Faithful agents, who can assure the
'oard Of trustees oftheir responsibility,
re wanted in every town III tha state.
Applications postage paid, I be made 10
ne presidents
Upon postpaid applications, the forms
ecessary for applicants for insurance
I'LL be- furnished.
BOARD OF TRUSTEESNvms
N Dufield, Hunt,
Scott. Id wv Adams.
9P Anderson, r MI Ifobson,
w Yergef,
FL l1heims II kHatinr,
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