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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

THE LArE QUEEN nF TIE BELGIANs'
The English papers announce lhe
death, a, OsieAd, on the llth, oi Lonlse
Marie Therese Charlotte Isabelle, Queen
of the Beleians. This lady was the sec
ond child Of the late King Louis Philip
I've, having been born at Palermo on tho
2d Of April. 1912. The Princes Louise
was most estimable woman. In her
earliest years Sue did much credit to the
,u,elase Of her preceFtress, Madame Nal
let, who had been recommended tor the
position by Mad anne do GenIis, the gov
erness Of Louis Philippe and the resi-
Of Philip Egalite's family. She shared
the fortunes Of her fathers family un'l
the revolution Of 1880. when SHE became
conspicuous as the first princess ot the
French Royal Family. In 1881, whe'
Belgium became an independent king
dom, Prince Leopold of Sake Co5ou'g
The widower of tho lamenIed Pr nee
Charlotte, of Wales, and cousin OF VIC
toria aud Prince Albert was selected Il
occupy the Nronc. He soon afterwards
was Ina,r.ed to the Princess Louise
The Queen Of the Belglaus was thus in
tima,ely united with tho royal family q
England, and the King has general
showed thar no estimated his relation
ship with England more highly than tn
with FEuce; aud particularly during tn
discussion Of the Spanish marriages, dl
he aud his queen look collly on Lou
, PhilIippe's projects, Still Queen L"'
A ise continued lo be devoted danghle
= and when Louis Philippe, in lS4S, he
crowuless To England, Claremon' Hous
tho property of King Leopold WI
a placed at his disposal. The Queen
/. the Belgians was taken severely i'll som
weeks since at Ostend. whittier she ha
, required for the benefit of her health
' Her complaint was general phthsl
accompanied by much suffering, he
mother. C Queen Marie Amelie her bro'h'
the Duke Of Nemnurs. and other re-
. tives, were early summoned aud rema''
r ed with her to the last,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
StUNDAY school and Family Iibraries.

SUNDAY School and Family Libraries
- Depository Of the publications Of the American
Sunday School Union, has been established at tho
book Store Of the Rev, JonN LEHMAN, in Lancaster,
where Sunday Schools may obtain Books At the same
prices they arc sold at from the Depository in phA-
delphia Regular libraries containing 100 bound vol.
ums are soldor So Juvenile lbraries 10 bound vol
nmes only 70 Family libraries "a bound volumes %.
From the other publications Of tho Union Schools and
Families may select to such amount as may suit their
own convenience. Lancaster, October 4-20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

SpEcIE.--The total amount of specie
exported from New Ymk, during the
present year. is giving as S9.356,OOO, The
shipment for several weeks past have
averaged about S6OO.0OO per week, aud
tho receipts from California alone about
100000 per week. II is eslimated d
that the impouaiions Of specie and gold
dust into New Yoik, during the mouths
ofNovember and December, will amount
20 at least $4,000 900
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

HIoHLY IMPoRTANT FROM Texas. -
The Boundary Blu Accepted.-A do.
spatch from New Orleans, dated October
26, SAYS
The vote in Texas on the boundary
question gives heavy majority in favor
0f accepting tho proposition
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NntiOns

A LARGE stock Of well selected Fancy Notion
IN such as Pocket Books, Pencils, Spectaces Shir
Buttons Fans, Baskets, Knitting Needless Pins, &c.
Just received by G. KAUFMAN
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
dIbr faMfastfr Ga;rttt.
saturday evening Nov 2 1850

Should u happeD tbat tHe S''t@SuS VI H''s =.
ton. headed by SONS trancendental Wis - =.
ionarie4 Of that city uf Hntinns. should a,
he the first to raise the bnuuer OF H
notification in the Narth aud resist the IA
execution of law of Teng,ess. il wuuld e
reHec, severely upnn the people of the !, !,
apeieu, commonwealth If Massachusetts /
and place them in an attitude aulsgpnis- I
tic to that of which they we've proud in
tho days Of other years.
When their able end distinguished
Senator. in HE calculated reply to Mr.
Hayue Of South Caroline. in the day
when Notification rea ed It's head inIhe
Palmetto State, tnade that beautiful ahd
eloquentspos,rofhr t"the noble Did com :
mouweaIth whose citizens lie represent
edj when he said that,
.Mr. President, I shall eater on M cncom un
upol Massachusetts. She needs none. lere
she is; behuld herund Judge lrr ynnseiveS. There
IA her history; the world knows II by lleurt lhe
mat nj least. is secure There Is Bos'on und
CoucorI, and Lexington, uld Bunker b't' anu
0s a%srie"a @ liberty @ raised ls firsr vo ,ud where
is youth was nurl'rsd a. au ~ Sa'u" % "o and fiji Of
~ % o1Sms q iI sprit. If discord and disnaiON s@l
wound t 1t party afye 1.i o,aG" a%ne., aIu' Il mn.
eGsiacss under satuiary restraint, shall succeed
q, seoefdte il from that unlIn. by which hi"nc no
existe ce is madc sure, il will stand. IN the end'
by the side Of thu, cradle in which its infancy
was rocse.,i v w,' ;, % moS s,,II r r.,uu over lhs
friends who gater around j.; aud it will tail
Ut last. y n'l u mus, anI ' s"s s,, "s @ n Us or.
irin,"-
1t is said that citizens OF Mossachu'
sets. who heard him ON that the great
est day Of his life, she'd tears OF joy not
only on account Of the noble Stale wh'ch
claimed them. but on account oi 'he just
and faithful tribute paid 10 her ny her a.
bic aud eloqnent representative upon Tue
Aoor Of Congress. There was not eli
izen of Massachusetts "h'Se heurt OF"
not respond l" tho sentiments o' '"e
speaker, aud who did V"' 'eel "i'''"s
with all his might to mn'n'a'" Inc '"'es'
riIy OF the ancient commonwes'"'
Time has passed on and tho scene ha'
sothewhat changed. There are 'urS'
class Of people now 10 MaSSSehu"e It's
as then in South Carolina who have 81
Idea that the central government mas 10
come Oppressive aud that laws are pass
cd, the execut'Un ot wn'ch 'ney are ea''
ed uponto resist. There arc some GU
zens OF that state VINO conceive '"e"'
selves wronged by the action OF 'he ho
joriIy. and as IN Soulh eaf"""o' cons'ae
itihelr duty to raise The oan"e III N""'
hcalien. Would II mol now pres'"'
curIsus spectacle 10 w"nnSs u c"o'"l''
Os some Southern Union STATE upon !"
tloor ot Congress, passing U'on'e
the like KIND to Inc state OF MS an"P"'
and callng upon inc c'''%ens VI msSH
chusetts to lay ASIDE 'he'r dangerous "
iiohs and rally rs of old to the Suppu
of Liberty aud Union
Th.. !. s,,.uo. n;x,,re of priu,
III. ;,i.,. .,r hmm
rights sprung up in the ''old lhirteeI
since tho days of the Revolution. The
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire,

TIME undersigned as Agent Of tho CITY ,INSU.
RANCE COMPANY OF ClNClNNATI,i lie pre-.
pared to insure property Of any description against
loss or damage by FIRE, in the town Of Lancaster
ana vicinity. Ofhce-- Main Street, Fosters Building
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, December 81. ts49 dl9u
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

ARREsT OF CuBANs.--.1he Boston Natl
has seen letter from Ma,anzas. repre-.
sen'ing that fifteen Cubaus nf high stan
ding bad beenarrested unthc 7,h Instant,
aud imprisoned. charged with hrmg ey
olutionisls. Amnng them were Don Fran.
cisco Do Ia o. Garcia. Don Salumiuo
Hernandez, and othSrs Of the most iuaa.
sniial ami wealthy men Of the leland.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
CL or HING STORE
RPRINGEIl n TROUT.

Shavk's ReiO, Main Street opposte
George g, Beck's Drug Store.
TIAVE received handsome variety Of READY
Ill MADE CLOTHING, whichs ron, CASH, they
will sell az low as any other establishment Of the kind
In Lancaster, They deem i unnecessary TO ennmers
ate the articles but invite the5 fe9ds % give them
a call before they purchase at other places. NJ
They would say to their old friends and the public,
that in connection with the above, they still continue
their old bGsiiiess Of fashionable. Tailoring, IN
which line of business they hater themselves they
will be able to give general satisfaction Give US cal
Lancaster, April IS, ls6O. 81. Igfa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
Greek Books

GRAMMARS, Dictionaries and Readers, Grace
" Majora &C.. Bibles and Testaments p l'''i7
Also supply Of Latin Books. JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, October 4, 1850. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
Nc IIis,cr's An Heating OinIment

THE action which this
i ointment has upon the
human cuticle; defhonstra's
its grand efficacy and heal
ing power. It is the first
and only discovery, of an
external preparation that
has power to restore the
'InsensibIe Precipitation
The skin being the medium
through which the blood
drives off its impurities, is
often locked up by cold,
whence orcur RheumG-
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
The American Live stock
INSU NCE COM MPANY
Charter UaIimited- Granted January 2, 1850
CauitaI $50. 900!

VIRGIL. E. SHAW, Agent Lancaster, Ohio, Or
fee on main street, two doors west Of the Hooking
Valley Bank.
For the Insurance of Horses, Mules Prise Bulls
Sheep and Cattle Qfevery the COM
bined risks OF Fire. Water, Accidents ami Disease
Losses paid in thirty days after proof Of death.
--.. DIRECTORS;
Hiram Decker NJ. u Alvan W, Tracy.
Isaac Mass, Hon. Abner I. Ellis,
George d. Hay, Abm. Smith,
Hon. Thomas Bishop.
JOSEPH @. BOWMAN, President
B. s. WHITNEY, Secretary,
WILLIAM BuRcH, TfedsKrer. mh29 ~
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RE NJ o AZ.

VOHN C. FLOOD has removed his Shop to the
- house nearly opposite the residence Of Mr.. r.
Bope on Broad street North ofthe court house, here
he will continue the business of Blacksmlthing,
in all its various branches He is prepared to Iron
Buggy Sprifgs made and repaired to order, togeth-
or with all other kinds Of work done by Blaeksmiths.
Horse-Shoeing g-particular attention paid to this
branch Of the business. "-
All his work will be done in good 1Dork1nanlkeman
ner and cheap for cash or good trade.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by strict atten
ton to business in his place to continue to mer
good share Of public patronage. 'l.apf
Lancaster, April 10, 1850 5Ou
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
Boot and Shoe Making.

German Grammars.-ol -olendoff' 3 new method
" of learning to read, write and speak the German
anguage. Also, German Bibles, Testaments & HYMN
Books just received and for sale low at the book store
Of JOHN L TUTHML,
July 10, 1850 Opposite ShG6er's Hotel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
T1IdIIa- a-oP oUAcILa.

y VNAIONEN UE NIRAAAANa -
LHf EvnRYnobY Rnkp THIS CAnnrvLLr-lheIre~
saTsaparlla lor sale IN the different Ioynn eeee
Townasnds SarnnparillA Il is advertised a. the Oe
NAL, GENUINE and ali that This Townsend 70 &c.. y.
and but formerly worker on -
pss and the keyel he assumes the Title o. Doctor o ~
purpose Of gaining credit or what he 1not re eays
has amended two medical sehoOs and praceed oI nosa
yearei" Now thetruth u he never ptactiesd medlene
day In his life Such lpL, Nicked misrepresentation
looks bad 70 the character and veracy Of the man wn
most sincerely he had neyOr made those statements O nun
ssf OF o ne. Wich VII carn 70 be hones end fe-
f in all their dealings and uiereouso with ,heli eloW
mem He applied q one RNel Capp 70 aala MIN 10 MAJ
ulaeuEng HE mlrture stating hs large sums he wSuo WOULD
make, as indueemen TO embafk the business These
men have been Insulting and bellng me 10 all possible
forms In order impress the public with the belief that
the Old Doctors SarsapRrla was p the genuine, original
Sarseparfla made from hs Old Poeisrs Original Rse
pie This S p Townsend says hatsspld the Of my
name for o. week will give him 600 II he viii pro-
duce single solitary proof cf this His eiaemen q
Thompson SkimAn x Co., are nothing but tissue ei
lsehoods simply made 70 deceive the prhlir and keep
the truth down 10 regard 10 his sehfig, erhehng COM
pound. This s 10 caution the public 20 purchase bul
Old DR.. JACOB Townsend's sarsapsria having On Us
IEnatureacross the Coat Of Arms. al
Prticipdi OGes, i02 NdssaE-sireet, n Y Cily.
t JACOB TOWNSEND
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

Manufactured ONLY by II. G. Farrell, sole nven-
tor aud proprietor, and Wholesale Druggist, No n,
Peoria, lls to whom all communications must be ad-
dressed; and for sale by G., KAUFMAN. Lancaster,
J. CAMPBELL, Pickerngton
r B. WALKER, West Rushville
and by regular agents throughout the United States
ITCall and get Farrer Book, free ol charge
aeniember az 1850 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08

RrrERENcEs.- Es.-George Weaver, John Arney Esq,
Alfred McVeigh, Esq. John Etinger, Daniel Kutz,
Lancaster Fairfield county Ohio John A. Collins, Esq.
Abraham Sttzman, Jeremiah Miller Christian Byler
Fairfield county, Ohio. ttlHs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-08
FAIRFIELD DFACTORY

Lancaster, April 10, 1850. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-04
Leather Betting.
n. HUNT & CO..

No. &c DevOnShiTe Street, BOSt on,
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand, Tor sale,
BEST OAK TANNED LEA HER BELrIAG.
BELT klVETS g. BURRS,
SUPERIOR BELT CEMENT,
BELTS MADE TO ORDER Il WARRANTED
the guilty OF their Belting:
w Leather D, hing, uiactured by N. Hunt Co. No
26 Devousbre Street. Eoston DO cheera.y recommend It
to Manufacturers and Machni>t>, ard have hesitation
in SAYING that for quality vt stack of thickness,
ing thoroughly stretched ibe Of its
Iacrure and lis durability, equal any have
need.
SOUTH BOSTON IRON CO.. South Boston,
SETH WILMAR I'll. Uninn Works, South Boston,
JOHN = ,UTHER, Globe Works, South Bottom,
SETH ADAMS y 20, Steam EngInr & Power Press Bull
der<, south Boston.
HINCKLEY 4 DRuRY, Boston Lpeomo w. Works, Bos'n
WM. WASHBURN, Saving n tanning Mill. Boston.
A. G. 4 ~. CURTIS, Paper annufacr, Newton L.. Falls
JOHN Z. WILDER. Schumacher Sale Manufscti, B'son
W. w ALCOTr, suptt Suffolk Flour Mills, n.e,oa.
HENRY BREvOORT, Agent Giendon Rolling Mills, Est
Boston.
THOMAS DiTSON, Boston Sugar Rcfacry, E. Boston,
r. MAIN, psrintenden, Marbirhend cordag- TO.
DAVENPORT u BRIDGES, Car Builders, Camhrdsep't.
EDWD lang, Sup't OF SPINNING Room for Sew-li. Day
4 Co, Curdage Masufacturers.
LEM CREHoRE, Paper Manutae,urcr, Newton i.ower
Fails. s...-r' +.
uTIs TUFTS, Steam Engine Builder, East Bo-to..
ION HUNT 4 co agents for SHINGLES
ORTisiNG MACHINES.
<Apni -. 72:6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-04
/. A DOCTOR CURED!

DR. J. W. FRENCH, Of Husdlie Hisdrle county, Miasiqaa
shout the Isl Of January 1872 follows al been
the regular practice Of medicine this place for years
hut Obliged quit the practice Of profession
qnence of i'll health. was severely afflicted with CHRONIC
Disoae Of the Isngs, convince that Gov
suNfrIos past doubt coushed almost necessarily
day, and had and chest
tired the remedies recommended by the most skiflI
of the profession all effect excepting the de-
hliiy cansed by Them preudced patent medi-
zines. and have faith in them generally But was
indnced-as experiment than through ish-fo NY
hotte OF BRA<T7S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM; and
do here acknowledge for the benefit Of the afflicted whom
may thai the effect of tie most
prompt and sauiary OF any medicines Witnessed The
effect OF in all my practice My cough refaey rered
and ia about eiz days free from sorruess
the chest and pain and consider and pronounce Myself
WELT NAN"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-04
Would soon be in a Grave.

Mr. WILLIAM D. JENNINGS merchant risrronf
Centre. jstrbia oosHfy. Ohio. October 1855
and stated of CONSUMPTION which he of bANS
INDIAN PULMONARY BdLS.AN had effected m Mr. WILL
LIAM CROCKETT Of an adjoining He said Mr. Crock
had sought relief from the best physicians and
medicines but found for the M hand Of that ure.u
ing monster consssrf bad taken fast hold on bis va and
destroying and detiang his body thai he
skeleton He gea W by his physicians and al friends,
who would isntf But in This last
extremity strange AID marvellous
thai the Of only IRE bottles OF BRANTS INDIAN PtLMO
NARY BALSAM has uneenced the hand of the destroyer and
restored Mr. CGocAet health and he sei harrty.
vHgyed naa.
s. D. DAMN, ESQ., merchant and rosiss,n at Icsoa.
adiohirg sioii tie and stated
thai he acquainted with Mr. CsockEr and ifed to his
rrrrr nd MI ~. 1i.,r mad srs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-04

PASSENGER TRAINS in connection with the Cen
trnI, Passuppsie, s;no-ord, Manchester Lawrence,
Nashua s. Wofces e., Lowell 4 Bnst.n Raeouds,
Lave Boston trum the Depot Of the Lowell Rosd fnr
banon, Wells River, Montpelier Waterbury, W. ut l2 A.
N. az d iof Bristol at IL NJ.
Leave Lebnon for ies,on, Gtoon Junction, &C, At %
A. N. aud Bristol - A. II the anivsl Of he
from N@iis River and Montpelier.
THIS ioa the VI Central and Psssumpsic roads
with Concord, Nashua and Lowell Roads aud 10 the
and QUICKEST from Canadas Northern and Cen
traI Vermont, nad New Hampshire, To Boston.
Pa-rengcrs from tho Central and Passumpsic Railroads,
vi Concord, Manchester, sud Nashua, at Gro;ou
Worcester. and New fors quick and cheap
Nv any 9th. route, and earlier ut Boston-
convenient landing Pens, c.ttl has haen pro-
pared the i"w-ll Road within mile of Port-rp.
Special Train fr cattle will III oush this
on Tuesdays without stop mig.
FREIGHT TRAINS TO- lac Northern, Central, aud Pas
Roads leave Depot OF Lowell Road Boz
ton. ONSLOW STEAkNS, Agent.
t,oucord. N II. DC. obrr. Is. 1919. IS
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Could not Live a Day longer!

Messp E B. CALDWELL L CO. of Fnt Os,-rzs Orr>co
Co.. " l.. respectable druggists We have
heard, through Mr. Whenial- respectable citizen OF this
piace Of important OF Csnssrpfira which Bs&Sr's
INDIAN PrtNosARy BkLsAA has produced the wife Of
acquaintance Of his. who resides IN the OF Paerno
this county She had been long confined her bed and
dangerously diseased ti-t her frens teeved nross
bic for her ii-e tien ONE DAY LONGER Bur- when
al other hope utterly failed she commenced taking BRNTS
PULMONARY B-fLSSfN and iis medical efficacy has raised
her from thar sic Is about and Gt
tending 10 her 0fe Aouaod lirs and drs. She Hcknux
ed and il very evident ,lf size Is ifehred to BRASTS
BALSAN for her recovery from long and DANGER
sickness; and her friends and gh5ors consider iat med
inxnr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-04
DANIEL LAWRENCE,
ONLY MANUFACTURERS OF
Medford Rum.

Sold at his Dsriiiery in Medford warranted pure
Also hy Reed 4 Lovejoy, Nashville, N. H., and by
p & s. Spsulding, Wentworth II. n.
iook out for imitation stayed NKproRD RuS, wi'hous
name the casks, fr number ef liquor dealers N
Boston sending large If Rum the country
for tho Pure MxpvoKD RuN None pure unless m, name
s on ths cask they also procure many Of my seeoaa
hand harris, which having my stamp upon thsm they n"
with their spurious liquor. DANIEL LAWRENCE
Medlord Nov a is1q w4g3isotf.
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FITS, FITS, FITS.

Messrs J. X. LIPPlNCOTT SON. respectable merchants
Hasgrc-s Sniran county. Pennsylvania May
Y 1873 stating among other BENEFITS which had been de-
rived from the of BRANTS PULMONARY BALSAM.
that OF their had Just informed them that
chld which had been subject s<rsr ye5rs
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Mes-rs. PRATT FOSTER. neretaats Of Hes' Cerzra1.
Conn., said BRdNT'S B5lS.sN had tfcred cures Of such
hopeless OF CONSERVATION heir lhsf
other m-e could be sold l-re tia. II bod yaised
U fro fhr .hsr Physicians and al
friends said MUST DIE. One -enfe prriicrsr.
far that his phys clan told Eni zses O. fesHS
niedae He tl=n. kaze IT. began
BRANT-S BALSAM-eoT wELL-and . noe "a .al
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d. e. Iuyeelin, S nttsieid,
:. bingham, Warren,
y. II. Cleveland, Waterbury.
Reuben NiBm-, q Richmond.
LOCAL Agents,
WtODWA ARD. Waterbury.
HEMAN CARPENTER, Norihhs d.
J. NJ RICHARDSON. Wait-h.i Id.
Zbe Harff0s6 Life 8 Heafsh Insmranee
(0HsPaMs
Announces he public by liberal provisions Of its
pre-eutrd ny other Company the United states
1t has tnroe distinct rombin,py the pfye
ees three separate Companies with only the of
conducting and nv one Board
of directors thus securing anany atty and .xfrty
(D.1s THE .NETT.lL RL~f.N.
This Company will insure at the usual rates and in three
PARTICULAR claim the superiority over ali mutual Coups
mics
Ist Deductiag only per commission frum the
Mutual Insurance Fund the xxrEssrs Of
the Company annually.
2rd. Giving certificates of profits each year psys
l.ed fund, such SCI in bearing interest
from date aud transferable.
3rd In addion the Mutual Fond and reserved Fund
received om Mutual Insurers, the stock Oh. hun
dcd dollars all fund Of the Joint
Stock insurance. pi-dR-d Em ymenf of iosse.
ON THE JOH.vT STOCK RL.f.V..
The rates reduce amount char. ed on the
mutual pan-the Corupsny king suy VIVA IT 4, nm
to insure hfs gwen amount iul given time. Instead OF
taking more than as ~au,.a~ SUN and wing
back mart oxrs ow MONEY Ann CALLING /, 40 MICH
Pasrrr The advantage. nis nc OF insuranc. eve, the
mutual plan NAV thus he Suppose father at
the a.e Of bi,y two wears resolves TO spepd ~,
duIa pei annum tot insurance on hi- fr On the Au,ua
plan il would secure hun pole, of oe ,h.u.and doiar.
CON the JOINT Stock plan t. same tweut, hive dollars vi
secure him policy one thousand ind i've hundred dol
All that expecI fvot profits (so Called
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Jusurallft.

The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
- UNITED STATES.
On the Mutual Principle.
OFFICE, STATE STREET. MONTPELIER, VT.
Lii. In.urancs s,hs poor MAN.. wealth and good in
vestment tof the capitalist"
OFFICERS,
HON WILLIAM Z. KGTTkEIpGE, President.
p bssHsD 49, Mss.ss, ,us. Presidents.
JULIUS CONVERSE,
DIRECTORS.
WIN. KITTREDGE, rACL DILLINGHAM;.
ESS9So ~ssras:, SsSiEL s.ID%iS,
BOARD OF FINANCE.
JULIUS Y. DEWEY.
Medieai Ezau liner. J'ILlus DEWEY, MD.
Consulting Phy-ician. FRED w. ADAMS, NJ. d.
secretary, ROGER =. HOW AID.
HWe invite the of public the principles
offhis Company Its charter liberal, and fu inches
vtntmses TO thsse hing become ued equal,
superior other Company in The Unon.
IL i. locsea Aesfhy cir~sfe; people ofa wig
these res.ons, risks viii be less: the economy
,nagemsnt greater. It's Investments will be safer. liz
business drect-d with greater prxdsscs aud energy All
the profits Tire every hvo years will be put
credit Of the Life PoIei-s
Az ntrusat it has peculiar clrms to the
patronage Of the people ri the State.
&TPess"ns wi-hrng Insurance with this Company will
BE- Furnished with forms Of Application by applying
Once ef the Company, or 10 any OF lis agents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-07-04
CONSUMPTION.
A DYING WOMAN CURED

We this cure prove the LIFE when
this BAISAM is used ser the person is eoasyed By
physie.aas and ads be in the last Of
DSSesnd In this case so FAR cosE that c sHsorp and
srRIAcoTHEs bought for the yayfnLys of hs case
and the respectable and undonbted rf of all the circumstances
und facts. refer To PANPffi.Ers.
THIS effected Mrs. III BA DYkEMAN, OF
Spa, Saratoga Comfy " Y We prove, beyond
doubt ssany ocers asosf equally hopeless and ca
Of Cough and Consnnpfions CURED, which pre-
sonaced fncuyahe BY sKiLruI- PHYSICIANS.