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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
Petition for Partition.

Lli.1 Miller -. Henry smuke and Elizabeth Smuke
Ilanlel Miller, Solomon Wildermuth and his wife
hmily Wildermuth. William G. Hanna and his wife
anna Hanna, Catherine Miller, ST. Clair Miller and
Rose Anna Miller.
'hk above Defendants will take notire, that said
Ehss Miller on the 3lst December, 1919, filed his
fehtlon IN the Court Of Common Pleas Of Fsiriield
Comfy, Ohio therein praying ior partition Of SIX
ACRkS of Laid In the Northeast corner Of the North
East Quarter Of Section No 8, Township No. l5 and
Snnge No. ID in said County, and that at the next
Term o. said Court application will be made for an
order Of partition.
II. II. HUNTER & SON. for Petitioners.
January 4, 1850 $3.50 6wSj
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

Arabiar Liniment.- ehrn,ed as the irahs were
centuries ago. IN the healing ant many Of their nrpara.
tions were Of great worth and amazing virtue H. Far
rel's celebrated Arabian Linimen s composition nf hal
sans from rare plants and aromatic peculiar To Ara
bia aud II was by Tie use Of the articles c0mInsing this
great medicine that even the wild Ara Of the desert per
formed Snch miraculous u is equally good fur mai
aud heue hercpre il Is hailed as tie greatest blessing Of
the age. See advertisement. 2w37
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Danisl Lowis
y for himself, end Daniel Lewis and Jacob NJ
shade as partners, unaer the firm Of Daniel Lewis Il
20, did, On the 18Th day Of December, 1Si9 make as
s'gnments to the undersigned, Of all their property,
real and personal, in trust for the benefit Of their
creditors generally. Such persons treore, knowing
themselves indebted to Daniel Lewis or Daniel Lew
IS Co., will maze immediate payment to either Of
the subscribers. DAVID WILSON, I,
JOHN X. MUMAUGH,
Assignees
December2I d3tw3m
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
cOHiTAN1
Of Hartford Connecficat x,tS.

PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Hartford Connecticut, vii:
Rates of Premium as low as those of anv other
RESPONSIBLE O;tlce.
"a Speedy and satisfactory adjustment Of losses
by the General Agent of the Company for the West.
ern and Southern States. .
3-Arbiration tof all differences which NAV arisel
by referees mutually chosen.
Awards promptly paid in Specie, ,Bankable Funds
or exchange on New York Baltimore, Charleston
New Orleans, st. Louis Louisville. Pittsburgh or
Cincinnati at the option of the insured
u Pamphlets setting forth the mode and PRINCIPLES
ot adjusting lossesfates of
OF Hazards &c, Nc, &C., furnished to the customers
Of the office free of charge.
For further information apply to the undersigned
who is fully authorized to insure Dwellings Stores
Hotels, Warehouses;, Mills, Manufactures Barns Sc
Also-Household Furniture, and Goods Wares and
Merchandise contained or stored therein against loss
or damage by FIRE.
Also-Dry Goods, Groceries, Manufactured Goods.
Produce, Household Furniture, Live Stock and every
other description Of Merchandise or personal Proper
ty, shipped to be shipped pei good steam boat or
boats to and from points on the Western Waters or
between, Eastern Cities [via Lakes or other inland
route and any towns in the Western country against
the hazards OF INLAND TRANSPORTATION!
Shipments of Goods, Wares and Merchandise
per good vessel or vessels between New Orleans and
Eastern ports-between New Orleans and other Gulf
ports-between all American ports and English or
European Ports, or to any maritime port whatsoever
SEAS. WNL p CREED Agent
January 70, l0oU % Protection Insurance Com
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

PETITION TO SELL LANDS
William SlAde, Jr, AdministFator Of the Estate Of R.
y. Ainsworth, deeeased,vs Widow and Heirs.
PY virtue Of an order OF the Court Of Common
- Pleas will offer for sale before the Court House
Door in said County, on
Saturday, February g, 1850.
between the hours Of 9o'clock, A. NJ. And4 o'clock
p NJ d said day, the following described Real Is.
ate, situate in Springfield, Clark County, Ohio.
One-Third Of In Lot No. 22i
do do DO 225.
do do do 2ss
do do do 2io
Said one-third Of In Lot No 2is, to be sold subject
70 the Dover Estate Of Emily Ainsworth, Widow
therein.
Terms-Ons s-third in hand and the balance in one
and two years. WILLIAM SLADE, Jr, ,Adm'tor,
O the Estate Of r. NJ Ainsworth, deceased.
December 28 $3.50 5yy3f
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
Pork Packing in ,he west.

NA'iN"i O'vVu' hlildlnsIlDfl, w b,UUU,
Covington $500, Perrysyle 5000.
Eugene7 900, Newport3, 800 Logans.
port 5000. Delphi 5 600 --" $4,000
The figures for the Wabash VALLEY. strikes as
as high continues the Gazette: They are given
by the Laylayete journal of the l4lh instant.
which states that nearly all the particulars we're
gathered from the most reliable snurces." Il
correct, they show large increase in the amount
oI pork packed in the Wabash Valley this seas.
on, as compared with las..
The Hamilton Intellgeucer says that the fig.
ures given for thai place this season, must be set
against 80 900 head for last season. This shows
the large falling of Of $1,000.
A note lrlm New Lisbon. Coiumbiana coun.
ty, to the CinciHnati Price Current. says The
number Of hogs packed IN this couEiy this seas.
on. was ,S.iG0 head, weighing 632 900 pounds.
against 800 cad last season. which weighed l..
838 600 pounds You perceive the number of
hugs Is greater this season than last vel there is
a deficiency i'll the weight of 206 .O1O pounds"
Aggregate deficiencies hate been summed M.
at seven or eight pluces, of about so. 900 head
Dnt iIley rest more upon estimates than the ac.
lunl returns. and therefore should not be too
strongly relied upon.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

RSCEiPTs FOR THE GAZETTE.
Philip Benedum .$I:l3 T Litlefed. $1,000
j NJ. Mosier. ..-.. 300 N. B. Coti'man 400
N. Carpenter ..... 200 N. Beatty. .... 2.OD
Thomas Trimble. 400
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

WA man once spit in his neighbOr's
face because, he said. it was at the time
the dirtiest place within his reach.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

EIn answer to the resolution of in
quiry in relation to the government Of
California, &c. the President said that
he did not hesitate to express to the peo.
pie Of these territories, his desire that, il
prepared, they should comply with the
requ!sitions of the Constitution and ap.
ply for admission into the Union. But
he did not authorize the establishment of
any such government without the conse nj
OF Congress. nor authorize any govern.
ment agent to influence the election of
delegates, or control any convention In
making or modifying their domestic in.
If you have any more resolutions ofin.
quiry, bring them on.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

To the Public-We call special attention 10 Tie ad
vertisement Of"HoWEs SHAKER sans 'PARILLA,'n
our paper to-day, The superior merits ofhe Shaker prep
eralion ofhsh hest ofal medical plants is rapidly hecomng
known aud win ere long he the only in For sale
by II. SCOTT Main Street. opposre the Telegraph Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
wistar,s RnIsnni or Wnh chprrv.-rl,r r.e.

Wistar's Balsanl of wild Cherry.-Tlr great
success attending the of this Balsan in Pulmonary dis
eases having naturally attracted the attention of phys
clans aud others. various opinions aud surmises have
arisen with regard to its component paris snne have sun
possed il 10 contain odius, others Mercury &c aud 10
such substances they attribute lis extraordinary rirany
SuG opinions heng entirely erroneous and calculated 10
prejudice many persons against the medicine we pledge
ourselves that contains nothing Of the kind any thing
The least injurious tho contrary IL is composed prinr
pally OF extracts from the MOSS OF ICELAND WILD
CHERRY, aud the PINE of our NORTHERN iaiiirdes
6y-Se5 advertisement. Im3j
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
Notice is hereby given

ITO all concerned that the final accounts and vouch
i ers thereto Of the Estate of JACOB CLAY.
POOL. deceased have been filed by Wesley and Isaac
Claypool Administrators thereof for inspection and
settlement at the next Term Of the Court of Common
eeptions to any item thereof 2,
JOEL RADEBAUGH, Clerk.
January IL, 1850 3w36
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25

HARTFORD Projection Insurance.
CoMPANH.-The advertisement of this
company will be found in to.day's paper.
There is probably no Company in the
United States. which has given greater
satisfaction to its customers, or that has
more promptly met it's losses.
It's late increase of Capital enables il
to extend its business, aud it is now pre-.
pared to take larger amount of risks.
We have seen numerous notices, in our
exchanges, of its pfomptuess In relieving
the necessities of those, who nave been
damaged by fire.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
LIaf Lellena

ID EMAfNiNG IN Tie Post olles uI Lancaster,
IL Ohio, on the first Of JunnarT. 1850, which
II not called for before tie 6rsto Of April. will 81
sent 10 the 6oneral Pos Office us dead loiters.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-01-25
Fire and Marine InsUvonce

ME undersigned call the attention of nier.
chants and others having property exposed 10 loss
by Fire or the perils of Navigation to The superior
advantages offered by the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-24
EDITED
THOMAS RITCHIE a EDMUND BURKE.


~ ,As CStf.sns Of Wa.hington and the Public gsmeraily
ss s this "a sSa make sS
are Interested The company operation
ana and in @ course two weeks supply an amount equal to
feet Of % coal ga @ per day h ans sp.ny g.
ed from any place United taies do now sell
% s o. s % sS sp sf %
H T " sss % % e wa @ % . %as s.. @
loot will give The company sells Se thousand
Tss % oW sl % S. s VIVA, Would
~ bssr ses & .. sas % %
light produced BY this cheaper than other
vs nss So Ile dasrencs il The cost for The same amount o
sss who disregard the risk attending burning
has contemplation an by which they
BY reduce the pce Of the
profit they profits yet
s ns mas NO ,hsys % sos ae
place any oher light and this sa Of better aasy be the
and fair remuneration their Investment
There may Who use % % s, and o. s
be satisfied with light they
menu here made is the gas j the most economical and
this made amer careful examination, dsacs
In conclusion, fear any
By Their ga. feel assured always
U s oa any ss%p 70 a L. and viii sn
der the efforts OF the unnformed abotive S
I. =
company
will 10 the public estimaon and public utility They
have heacy In saying that the patronage due this
authorities Congress the United
BE- IN ne % O. s s sa and @ sy
that will amply reward such patronage and give satisfaction all
Byorder Of the Board; +. LINDSIEY, Secretary,
0z-Atenion called following certificates,
which will fully corroborate the above statement;
WAsmssros 10th January 1850.
Mr. WARpsIR: your yesterday
well Jackson Hnlly well anci-
pated The Light al the last Assembly Ball was better think than
made In with candles, and did onetlrd
Respectfaiy, JOHN O. RIvEs.
G H WAsmseros, January Is, 1850.
sIa pleasure in stating that have used the snuac
of panorama OF Voyage 70 Europe the city Of Washing
and conside 70 be Of excellent quality and taking
~ nd % Y shssp a hs sSs used x mo
Painter and proprietor Of Panorama Voyage TO Europe.
UWARD, esq President Washington Gas Lght Company
WAsmsorox, Jan H. 1850. I
This certify that have burned or the fve
of the Washington GasLisht Company, prefer any
exclusive Of have burned
hours each night for six nights week. and has just
dollar and seveny-six cents per week THOMAS PURSELL
gas manufactured by sewashingon
bancy TO that Of the northern Cities and quite cheap
pine or other oils. d. 4 W. H. GILMAN, Druggists
January II, 1850.
JANUARY IA, 1850
burning Washington gas months
do hereby certify believe cheap pine OIL
speaking Of its superior light burn Ave lights down
from early lighting until eleven also burn paor This
gas does per month"; pine
o cost me twelve dollars per MONTH and no, 20 good light
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-24

STROlOGY.-The celebrated c. w. ROBACK, from Sweden,
ce No. II street, h street. Philadelphia
OF
consulted with by all the crowned heads Of and
higher Asroloser than living Esvues
accorng GeomancyLadics % Gentenen &5 Par
their naves drawn by sending
Of birth. All
will receive immediate attention, and nayes sent 70
Of the world, durable and he
Of his by conjnaon Of the following opics
Couhp advice advice given for the successful accomplishment
wealthy he has the redeem such
the too free OF the bottles and for all Of hazad and
the stolen lost properly the purchasing Of
Thousands Of the named this
lis vicinity and all TO full satisfaction, and 1000 nkves he has
during the All letters win be reigiousy attended
prepaid will gas particulars,
@. w. RoBACK.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-24

ELOOR OIL CI.OTH.-Ciagstt a Dcason, dealer. In
furniture goods OF Pennsyvana
IN street Of Washington
vcipasc they received and have now sale
arSer ssf well seasoned floor oil CLOTH
which vii be o any floor desired.
the savnR o time and labor with
DE - article, best adapted basement and bathing
rcos paner halls passages only be appreciated By
tbo~ sho have They used them,
they hive justice done them, will never be without their use in
~" X.o, new sappay S rich clo., wid,h gilt
/ case Aiendss quilts, vep. cheap. N
/ do Lancaster do do.
/ AL nerb 40 for single beds cheap. q
Also reuainus few pair of those superior Edinburgh
banke which, IN Of the advanced
STAGE M ,be sessop. will be sofd cheap.
And rood many Of carpens which are left from the
most ehoce that which been sold
season some containing enough for ANAL other.
adapted bcdkdcs, rugs, &c.
covering Of which wish tooles out and prepare
for good spring beginning We cordially invite a sood economists
jss K-assv5vn 80 CLAGETT DoDsoN.
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person be entered books snss NE
payment Of the subscription be made In advance
subscribers forward money BY letter. The postage
Will all assumed BY ourselves IN ~
sale transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER Published ui-wsskly during ne
Congress, and semi weekly during
Subscriptions peod less than viii be received ~
terms proporuoned the above annual rates.
nyPosTMAsTERs agents. and, by
sending us RVS DAILY subscribers, with SO enclosed,
subscribers, with s25 encosedi Rvs WEEKLY
subscribers with s0 enclosed viii be entitled 70 one copy Of hs
edition they furnish u subseLen for, gratis
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-24

pENMANsHIP Sbr the Mlmon.-Fortune md employment
gained by those who write hrsrse hand Terms mode
sle and greatly reduced Reopsning Of Mr. Bows National
Writing Establishment for pupils Of all day and evening"
music ~ ny, -
To gentlemen Of the different departments the
diplomatic, and the inhabitants OF Washington generals
Mr. Bstow finishing wrtng respectfully his
return rom Richmond and feels the utmost pleasure OF having the
honor Of presenting hs admired and superior system
penmAnhip ladies and this city, who, his
visit last generously welcomed his arrival with their kind
mess, confidence, and patronage f
The decided the OF Mr. BIS practice
ave and the universal estimation In which hk method Of
teaching held both Europe and America,
for youth and attend his casses, day
and evening" already active Mr. D. politely invites early
application, as his stay will be imiied
Gentlemen Of all occupations are positively taught splendid
business hand, fluent bold pd-a clear
no matter how bad igble cramped the writing may be- In one
The ladies meet a, reserved hours they acquire beautiful
graceful truly delicate feminine hand, the form of
for subsidiary writing (See specimens as the door between l2h
and i3h streets, north sidel Private tuition given
NIB Lord Bacon says cocd writing IKE good address
person; Il II letter Of credit and recommendation"
Mr. B s 70 be seen from ., a. m, 20 ., or 10 :, p
vise Of twelve four
days Dec N-dlm
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-24
TUESDAY. JANUARY ~, 1850.


After the reading OF the Journal,
Mr. FEATHER ST0N asked and obtained the unani
nous consent OF the House for the introduction ol bill
for an appropriaon in aid OF the State OF Mississippi
in reclaiming swamp and overdowed lands within the
boundaries Of said State Bill read twice. referred to the
Committee on Public Lands, and ordered to be printed.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-24

UTATCTHEs AND WELRY.-A. @. HUGUENTNh a. CO.,
manufacturers Of watches Of description, in switzenand
and In the United have arrived In Washington
with and the Of superior watches and guard
chains that have appeared In Washington City, and offer em
ff sae Wholesale and RETAIL cheaper than bought
New York. 4
call. A. g. HUGUENIN, n.
At Montandons old stand, Pennsylvania
49, between l2th and 18Th streets, Washington, d. q.
Principal depot, No 10 Beekman street, between William
Nassau streetr, New York. ~, -E.t,
During my absence, have le my establishment
Huguenin, Switzerland
Watches clocks and chroncmete consequently
him 70 my friends and the public generally.
Dec. 23-dlmt J. MONTANDON.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-24

NENTLEMENs I" "BELONGINGs.'-sTEvENs has this
d received large and full assortment Of gentlcmen ouh
Family yokeneek, Shirts superior quality and new
styles The system Of retailing shirts wholesale prices
unued BY Stevens. l'E . =.
CRAvATs. t
Avery large supply Of black and fancy coors, imported
believed 10 Be the newest In market \
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS,
in silk mcno, lambs wool Scotch WOOL and large
assortment, and some Of extra large sizes
UMBRELLAS. y
A supply Of sk and cotton, some new styles.
gloves, perfmery,
article
pStc>s at sTEvENsp,
Great Hat and Gennemens ouditng Establishment
Dec. 5-eod,f No. Browns Hotel.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10
ADVERTISING ARRANGEMENT
BETWEEN THE
RICH MONT ESS

lsbed n @ .. e ua,y pa[s pno
salvss on sar;os is ~ ~ H. ~ -
ator ~ ,os5, ~ VI; ~ IL -
1rntv IN bar h,,s;,ass - Z ~ ~ ~
% ~ ne ~ " h
uned toraser II an 10 aarae,t y tha II, sa
cicstons. = = - WIN ''i0 sP'-
Each Office ;s Of lbartv to liz our, ra,es &c oborae
oradversnp whether bv tho veay ~ CHER sneesd
neroa ~ Nv fbe inserton hi fhasa - rts will H fIiss
pnnonced and cnnsncnosI uhohad u aacb ~
and will ba str;cv adhered ~ ypybon
The i ;ia oar a ~ = .tI
.nc piviiose " weary auVeieisSs ~ stnctly 1litSo
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10
/ NEW FALL GooDs.-woRD, FERGu-

NJEW FALL GOODS.-WORD, FERGU-
In son. q BARKSDALE have opened the greater
part of their Fall Stock and by the close of the week
will have their entire stock ready for inspection
Their assortment this season is much larger and much
more varied than heretofore. They respectfully invite
their friends, and the public generally only call and
examine for themselves and they feel confident that
there will be occasion for their going further North
to make purchases. good assortment of the fol-
lowing
LADIES' WEAR:
Rich Silks, black and colored
Rich Chene Silks
Do do Satin de Chine
Plain and figured PopIins
Plain and figured Cashmeres, De LANES and
Merinoes
Colored Challies
Party Dress Goods of every description
Berthas, Lace Capes Collars &c.
80 FOR r G 81 as1ilfSi
Cloths of all colors
Caasimeres: Scotch, French, English and Ame-
rican
Plaid Cassmeres, Vestings, &c.
Silk Drawers Of superior quality
Silk, Merino, Shaker and Lambs-wool Shirts
Gloves OF every description
Linen Collars, Silk and Linen Pocket Hdkfs
A fine assortment Silk Umbrellas
Striped French Cotton Socks
EngIisb, French and plain do
FOR SERVANTS
Heavy Satnetts and Lnseys Of all kinds
Blankets, Domescs, Socks
Common Cassimeres, low priced
'SA FOR CHILDREN. No.
Socks, Gloves, Mitts
Pocket Hdkfs Merino Shirts
And numerous other articles
WORD, FERGUSON q BARKSDALE,
SEQ No. 1913 Main street.
IT OUIS J. BOSSIEUX begs to call the attention
- Of country merchants. and others in want, to his
stock Of Confectionaries &c. which he offers at mode-
rate prices. He isin receipt Of
Is trails soft shell Almonds
5 bales soft Molica do
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-10
TlHE WoRCEsTER PIANOS..

jWHE WORCESTER PIANOS.-By the
~ Westover we have opened another OF Worcester's
beautiful instruments, and by the Greenway, daily
pected shall receive two Others Professors, Amateurs
| and the public are invited to examine them.
Sc s. NORRIS & BRO.
ERRANDYi AND WINES.--In the Custom
MD House and our store
100 half and quarter pipes Brandy including the
Hennessey and other choice brands. Also
2l5 or. and eighth casks Burgundy, Port pure juice
Port Brown, Pale and Gold Sherry, Madeira,
and Malaga Wines, comprising assortment
ofqualities, and for sale at reduced prices by
Sc Z DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. co.
TONQUA BEANS.-Another fot prime, just
H. received, per schr. Westoyer, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
se5 90 Main street, corner 18th.
WNRESH CONGRESS WATER.-By the schr
~ Westover, have Just received fresh supply OF
Congress Spring, or Saratoga Water, in pint bottles
R. R. DUvAL, Druggist,
se5 Under American Hotel.
WV E wish to hire forthe balance Of the year. good
w STORE HAND. One accustomed 10 the
grocery business would be preferred,
au 80 JOHN N. GORDON & SON.
H6AAA B8LS. FRESH EAST THOM-
OVeNI aston Lime, landing from schr Lghtioot,
SEQ 20 s u RANKIN 4 wHITLocK.
EHOLLINs' NEW sEMTRA FLOUR. IS
- bbls Just received "A bbls his superfne
al 80 6. 5. q w. gcRENsHAw & co.
UD USHTON, CLARK e CO.'S COD L.
~ YER OIL.-Another fresh supply just received
penschr. New York, for sale by
- PURCELL, LAID & CO., Druggists,
SCI ~ Main ST. corner 18th.
BEANs.-Prme Tonqua Beans,
II small lot just received for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
sau IA 80 Main st., corner l4th.
M ORRIS 81 BRO, LATE DRINKER &
w MORRIS, WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS,
|STATIONERS, AND DEALERS In PIANO
'FORTES, are now in receipt of their fall supply of
goods embracing their unusually large and general as
sormen, 10 which they invite the attention of buyers
generally.
PLANO EORTES.-M. & B. are sole agents for the
gale OF Worcescers unrvaed instruments seq
fEE INSURANCE.-Th subscriber, as agent
- Tor the New York Life Insurance Company,
would again invite all gentlemen who may desire to Sc
cure Tor their families and certain sum- after
death, TO give him call at No. 203 Main street, where
he will be ready to give them all information the sub
ject, and furnish explanatory books gratis.
The business OF this Company is very prosperous, be-
ing entirely on the Mutual lnsrrsnce sfNs All the
profits accrue to the insGss 81 IA, rs cut SO
per cent from the conIs ss , and
Tor this dividend ser M sSs Y SsSS naysnte-
rest. sss. .s3ssssx
II ~ Call at Il! Ss III Ssssss
au 81 x#$ s&a M s8 III #FNys@AR
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