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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
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ToSA,d The erection OF the wings IT ne Patent once
building Acccr ling the original plan under thr decnc
Of the Secretary OF State Ninety Thousand Dollars to be
paid oUr % IHE PATENT fuNo"
There were $4,000 seized from that fund last
year It is now attempted to lay bold o' other
sa0QOO-in part TO build palace that wall cost
s5SOoOo, as now planned, for the use OF the See
lctary of the Interior Meantime the Patent
Once are deprived OF their upper Hoor' winch Is
used rs n museum while their specimens and mo
dels are thrown into the cellar, Why Should fund
solemnly and cquitaby set apart for their use 10y
Congress, be applied 20 build palaces not tor their
use and which they do not dcsTef why should
this most meritorious class be robbed The Com
mittee Of WAYS aud Means are Bnh ct Va
THOMPSON of Miss GREEN OF Mo. TooAB' ct ia
JoNEs of Tenn VINroN Of Ohio HlBBARp &" MI
DUR ofNN HAMPToN of Pa.-hvc from the slave
States But the Patent fund Is not Slave property
al laree without an "o~uer why then do theN
seek TO seize Il
Ws A. DUR asked Tor S35,l01 oi an auodsed
balance due to has father, w. DUR toy Us. Gov
erament A Committee Of the House iormcr'N'
and now Of the Senate, report adversely
The Legislature OF Ohio last month passed the
following resolution in favor OF the acSnowleds.
mcnt OF the independence OF Liberia Oy the Ohlteu
States which the Senate have referred 10 ITS Tom
nittee on Foreign Relations
HAsyels the colcred enigrsH's irom zoe neS S,s,S'
who have been settled the Coast of AFRICA hy The dgci
s IT The American Colonization society Te Row 9rssi
ied into an Independent Republic and have been seAno~
iedced ~ such by Eugmd and France ava 'e's'e' -
influence exeued by the Colony IN promoting c'nt4 abon
AREA has been very beneficial and promises
hness. sS .keyeis intelligent colored men IN The ucS
Sls,s 80 unuinr 10 emis rsie Liberia uut iis lnce
rtndence shall DO acknowledged nv me thi,,N S"sSs
lo.Teor, Re,orei bt ne dcas'al .tsseshs q Ae Nais
~ a. ~ SSpainrs In Congress are hereby instructed
AMI our Representatives 10 Congress requested 10 use h'
.sssSee no induce The General Government 10 seknow
ieaso the Independence ot The Repuhlc " Lpeilsi ms
rv sso Do requested s honorable means 70 lnauo
ns free blacks Of he Uni'sd States 70 e"sS' 10 "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
The Hood Of Property Damage 30
Roads, SC.
Ffo.n rh. G f.srasti C1u1.-fc 81 IT MsTrh &
ain ~ brteav alluded IL At y. IN

ID q .
The rain We briefly alluded u At y, midnight,
u IN before at continued ynu shout DO 0cocS ysser
y 10 more violent msnuer Tie streets and cutters o.
~ whole city deigged indeed ne .4lce- va. :
would have Afforded good canoe paggat0n iDF over u
l0lrf The Ohio i've .eet-osYef abO~a % nsS -
qaczly Deiofe-sSd properly NAT vas exposed on hs
Tfsre were several eatbo2s and coabosis sgak, bat
s damage We aid 1ot learn. Goods IA slna. quantities.
~ the wharf we're Injured BY sudden nlDd.fion Along
b. over parts " ne city, cellars we're hsd doing mueh
tsusze h. articles u various kDfs-
Do lee side below A4cTeesr much Inconvenience Aad
ss were s1saiB@d By he waters rushing down ard Plh1
zone. and DIT upOn gardens and roads, ming sSs, snd
10 rev instances removing passSsys and nlun5g ne
iglncAaols q buildings
rhs .eyee a. Union bridge NE Lfiis Miami Wa nun,
sfed ant some Fears u damage were Entertained. Ibs
srdse a. Morrow where ls railroad crosses NJ. neatly
re.crsd uy he food A. a.; accounts
Ia a. The country tONa5d Indiana he ,ddg7s AMI eslYes
fave been injured destroyed, saJsa geneinzn IA As
from aAf region lie says ne streams are very @sn snd
suddenly a. here a., ,,,., W,
I Hi7s snd N.dl.onYs urnpikes are ifapassabe own
La IL ~ srrts 5eirx swept away aud n piles 0f s,9nes
40 brush deposited here BY he waters The LIE Miami
fi heg nan i has been Tor years
Accounts from al psis agree In stanng a ne Ais sOrn
a u terrific import and a- he damage frsunnz here
ron W. be Argc n ths aggregze- TIE D&s hafe b~sn
s.svpec IN al directions, par as sopp4ze ~ - @npHt
ny Ne rust More soo1
Tb@ br,dge over NIL Greek rear he Brighton H00ss,
.ecord from IN moGh, zyirg way es evening, and
b. feared . would 'sll
re Al aScoant. from Morrow ;Lzf wa danger
oas 70 cross m Mogfe~ bridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
SLAVERY German, Disney, DouEias-The Fro
| -Woodworth'. Patent Litigation.


W.,sNeroS. Wednesday evening March l..
GoRMAN Yesterday, and DISNEY, 10 day, seem
Hsposed 10 admit California, as she Is, but without
,he Proviso. and then to gave New Mexico a Ter
r,or;sl Go, ernmcnt also without the Proyiso ieay
ing slave Owners 10 carry ihcsr property IN
Gods creatures there and take their chance o; the
decision al the fedora courts whether the lSw VII
recognize black men IS an a footing win a brute
beast. or with another man Of whittier skin
You will have perceived that The RtPnthe ne
spccia organ @. the President ! comes oai strong
rhls morning in defence o; WEBsrERs argument On
slavery, Is not tins a sisn q thc times
The House having adjourned early, hearkenea
for about sn hour 10 judge DOUGLAS N senate.
He Is Of small size, hale and healthy pernaIs
under .ort, or OF that age hrs hair = BACK, anc
nleutN Of L. his countcuaDCe indicates snre"dhess
and NO lsck OF resolution Like SEWARD and A.
RURrS. he is native OF New York state ms
voice is stroa., and be is BY 10 means an unP.eas
at sneaker. To nse BIS political course has been
r,thcr obnoxious, bui where pubic sentiment gets
,,ocenrrated In lavos of right and justice on shy
one subject be VII doubtless be careful DOT 70 Tun
counter n T. tho he may dodge good cause
occasionally H . against prphi5itlon 81 SiaNerl
I, ths Territories and against the Nilnot fr'Niso
- California. bus incDcs 10 vote a. lnstrusiet ard
bas been instructed 20 20 iCr The Provlso- bow a.
70 New Mexico
A trend informs me that one ENN0Ss y as pAfs
h, the inventor Of the planning machine tha' nun
drsss Of thousands Of dollars were prov ed % nave
been gained by The patent previous to last renew a.
ana thar the son Of WooDwoRTH resides IN New
York. and IS wealthy As 70 Atgatlor' ne iAo' =
thst the costs of the United States Courts are
enormous and the delay Of Jastice almost Iut0ier
able. When men contest the night to a patent 'hs
attorney class make fortunes out Of them o. II
and then the sufferers come 10 Congress Nr rene"
as which bat scr It's culpable neglect o. daty
wOald never have been required Members Of
both Houses plead the L. 5. Courts, they gam ps
dels,s and heavy costs. and sec not the slightest
s,s,osltiou anywhere ~ Afford Q remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
The following shows the ro.pI. Of the different
FROM WASHINGTON.
Patent once Report -Iiitchie on Webster
Doing- and IA ings Of Congress West Point
Cadets -BaJly md the Inventors Fund
Ways and Means Committee 1 independence
of Liberia.

Correspondence 81 The Tribune
WAsmSc1oN, Wetues1a}, March J.
Long ions WENTWORTH OF Illinois did one gOcd
thing 10 day Tho Patent Office Report came up
and he moved nm amendment t. Nc WILLIE s res0
luton. and carried it, ll3 10 IS, TO print 10000 O
ibe Mechanical and 100000 OF the Agricultural por
.lon of the Report This Is a victory Of talent and
,r,ence over prejudice and ignorance and, with
such report before them, the public will mover
,eaiu allow unfit candidates long % occupy the
chair oil the Patent Office. Such men rs HENRY
B,cHE and EwBAVE are an honor 10 the country,
and care not how many such come 10 Washing
,on to instruct society. They are far more useful
Than mere politicians OF any party
Col. Fremont has arrived IN w ashlngtOn.
Father RICHIE, POLK aud MARCY man O all
work thanks Mr.. WEBSTER for the bold aud man
IN course he is now pursuing, with respect To the
apholding Of the peculiar Institution. The Gp0H
q delighted with WEBSTER and well it may.
Congress does nothing whatever Ia the way Of
legislation. One wishywashy everlasting Hood
Of talk on the subject Of all others which should
make them blush for shunc, continues day alter
day to weary out those who are compelled y lis
Ten 10 Il, while thousands OF memorials praying
Congress 10 perfect useful measures ior the general
good are unattended to.
The schoo at West Point consists ol $50
scholars and supplies the army almost exclusively
with commissioned officers. Never, may almost
SAL, NEYER is merit promoted from the ranks, IA an
American regiment No military corps IN Europe
IS half So ariStocTatc.
This year. the President has selected a son Of
gen JESUP, a son Of Commodore NicHolsoN, son
Of Col LIZ, engineers a son o. Commander Con
DON Of the navy, a son Of Dr. WooD, OF the army,
MaUNsEL WHTE, Jr OF La. a s0noi the late Capt
sNEAD. Of the army and HituhfD, OF Ala.
probably a knsmsn OF reverend Congressman,
Snd two others to be educated al the public cost at
West Point Upon what principle are the sons Of
men, some of whom are very wealthy, aud others
Known rs having ample incomes and no hard ser
Yicc thus selected 10 be educated snd maintained
LAe gentlemen at the public charge, for series Of
years, although they may or may not thereafter
luin the army ms commissioned officers Mr. Nc
klE and Mr. DRUM have claims, but as 10 some o'
the others they arc among the last would have
expected 10 see chosen When will We witness a
selection of TN cadets, made from ninonS the ehl'
dren of gallant privates. by patriotic President
When has such a selection been made 81 long
As Slavehodns influence Is omnipotent n tins
capitol a republican army is out Of the question.
Gen. BAYLY of Va. has introduced bl'l from
the WAYS and Means, TO supply what IS called
deficiencies IN the appropriations Tor the year
ending IN Jane next IN which lind, ps6o th the
Olinytuc item
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

WAKo SCHOOL NIsErsEs.--rhe public exam
asron shove sohocs ~ yesterday, ard ssort
81 ersuscsuoa ~ ne psTens and friends u he ossrra
reestvins INSTRUCTOR thsfV. sso Afforded excelse,
example ofae power u s,i susssss Ia governing schools
10 NJ tcds cxcuscn q hat degrading ard eemorsrtns
nehc cgporsa ruu;seneot rhiss TIE Model school, 81
he Mos. Suss,on party. ad seems b grow IN public -
uuAnon asi., The exsainAiion va aighy erestsoe'e
he teachers ne unaoss ocdes and decoS0n appeared
anore he cAlGren he usual snlcgat Of ealog'ln wss
gwen ey he nspecgors aa1 examiners 10 eotA children
"A teachers ard Inc crowds hat sendec. seemed az
Ay pleased Tho PENCIL drawings exhibited. Displayed
maay pieces considerable slenl snd soe VA o. hree
sons Who were capable Of judging ofteets slemps
SPECTATOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

CoxMIssIos OS CLANS AStIsst an -. =
HaaiIaseoa Taess4y Msrch - ,. - r. -
IS. % l.ssr d Nuzs Gaining - e- ~ 80. -
- - - - NafznOfDs - ~ arc 80 Va 81
A-r1 =, 49,. - 5000 reoelse1- TIE memo
~ CO.. 6srcnsf easHiSz sOr ossss q proSery
n esrAlh =, - Lsis Poooa lsN, beng Aken zp fr
~ u, - ro1-<hsr with ~ proofs and doc2usnls
1900 ~rexh NJ Board 70 0pnion 1Af rs
1890. I'd xss allowed accordingly ne sInocsf
=. .w.rssd sasecz 10 - fzszfs scron o. No Board
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

DROWNED. Tuesday morning two men he
onging 10 Astoria len the dock that place IN email hes
o come % New York seeing sloop near they put 81 10
lowed down. b, IN throwing he painter on board the
ope somehow became entangcd and the boat capsifsd-
Efors Immediately made by those ON The dock IN
both the but only one wss saved. Tue o,hst
Henry YORK. =, Of age. struggled for few moneais
wafer but sunk before assistance could reach hn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

California Tickets For The Tribune
Nsssrs. EdHors The oowins Information |
deem sufficient Importance % ask Of you proni.
i4cut Insertion Of 70 tor the benefit oi unfortunate
persons who msy spend a their available means
n getting IS TAR as Panama on their way 70 cali
iornia. and there % their dsmay lind that they
-o n1 further although they hold through tickets o.
the established lines PcrsoSs purchasing tickets
40 second hand. having hoea originally made cut
for other parties. cannot 20 thn'Hgh nth elcm
saw yes terdsy man al The Office OF Messrs Rowland
Asninwal wso had purchased sni paid lsrse premium
.or uckct sold party who prevented from going
1g and told have been AT others who have ap
piled there for nlormsnoul that he would he stopped a.
Pauaus t1at gld scrutiny i made there. %
mat he Original purchasers OF ucses through
with them. Ths party told that the number Of hs
ticket would BE- the sgeul Al Panama and The
holder slow ed board he ship unless he could
prove hiWse O ~ the original purchaser Tu- pan has
been adopted By the Msssgs Rowland Aspiuwal O.
prevent ne imposition pracsed upon persons by chsging
premium Cor uckets and also for putting stop % ticket
.pecuAuons Persons wishing therefore % 20 safely
sllrd avoid buyng secondhand tickets aalss hey aTs
fraaerrcd he books o. re cowpany ri,h er coHssAf
wrich understand withheld ware tho Original
u rchaser and wishes a 'sIsc 20 dispose
70 hs ucket-5af such 1nser nor made 40 al d.
r a pvsisss reeiret ~ re '4s' na9Hg shape o. fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

SUSPICION OF GRAND LARcESr.-Ohcers Reed
AMI Coles Yesterday arrested two individuals named Hen
~ Goihsm AMI Ned Hammond, on suspicion OF hsving
neon engaged IN the commission Of grand arceay N
r~rona sometime since IN stealing carpet bag e0r.
ainne funds 10 the amount OF - eoo beopgns 10 tho Bur
n ytnn ~ Bsnk This suspected parties were detsin-
"A in no ore Of tn Chief Of Police until The matter esn
be further gated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

PSicE ~ Man CArcsNG n FLoRIoA We
he following from The riAaAiss.s Se-sre~ oGke M
inst
ID NAMAlS The andeTs gnsa gives ucnce that here
Ia sAer be- VII charge $500 rer 3sy, Of expense
,ad where 10 reward oisred, lo OF ca
ure-Msfch > 1887 h. HALL.
file Fugitive slave Law u Sens;c' Mason Of Virginia
was once put 10 force would not be surprising 10 see
.b 3,,lstins c.sss as the shove IN Northern prnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

FoREIGS FRUrrfTEEEs.-Tbe value Of trees Ira
,ed frcu France n tbs snp Versailles which arrived q
as pcrt CO ne 15tA wa s44l& We shal probably hare
Bostcn Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

- The Padscah Ky Journal has boosted the
flag cl HsNsr CLAY mr President, and Nn. II
SEN,Rn tyr Vice President IN 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

DISCRETION An infant abou, two week. old
vas found IN sn open Cherry Coresrs Hoos
1n Tuesday afternoon Il presented 10 the ofhcss a
he Aims House Tor safe keeping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

~ Al = meetiaS yesterday. the Eirs Brigade
ol Mlaus sosfied Subscription. sa,ch vl doso'-
lss. - aAeral ~ h beae6s of ne y Y Nolgneers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

TsE HUD.0S RfvER.-The rigec hss been closed
. dsys-fom Dec. % % March .. reckoning one
,iag Inclusive, the other exclusive. The following
"a be exhibits the date q the opening and closing
q the Hudson River ani the number Of days open
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
CITY ITEMS.
rscsssas AyrssscOs. ssrss "a


4. ROssIsG HIssELy Some seventy a the people
of Adrzn hehg.n. ssy asi re Ns~-York psrers have
PCT efasron uross sxsins ne ch&rsctrr sDt FePaes
uon q Jseked Croes Of Adrian ssoressa ssnng aDcnx
cher thiass As he h.a rsoesa Alnseif u age sson
Of wsieA~s and ,e~ey. rhsy saeretoS- pressure
M maj hey have aoo~n NJ cr0ss s y-ss
a. rs.s-hAi he has bcen oas'aess n Aaraa AFORESAID
s,s.een vsars-ha 8anns a. thsi tine rs ch>Sse,e os
suessy and nteSry IA. stood ssf Is thsi q sny oss
vsdaa,hs, f etr know 10 - Of iss czoaH's'sasss.
hey h.ve ~ doubs wssss BAL tAsi Mr. Cfo.' va roo
oed ,, scps persoa zasso~s ~ su. sn4 IA, as s>as
aeni IN r~sari % ~ reHeery . correct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

~ Col wv H. Mills, Wing. has been elected
Mayor ct Bangor. Maine, without Opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
California Tickct....Forrhe rnbo

- Gen II. \ : DEARBoRN has becH Weleci.
- Mayor Of RnNburr Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

AcCIDENT-M Mrs Oliver. Ia passing through Ann.
81. Yesterday fell on the Sidewalk and severely rlufed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15
Ncw-Iork Town Elections.
.srntSN t~Hrr<TN


The Washington correspondent OF the Ncrark
-i'rertissr szgs
TIE peegsie- rom neserei s1d New NeNic1 have sr-
ptrea oetore ihc Approruale CoriEa1esoi ~t'cA NJ.
n pskf q spUr a. = uiernrr AL ali asorsse
m lessio1 nf Bsh5il the pesegei DceSsie - coasd
-lei - ee srund, ldlc.oas lie Aofmoa
Il@ ruu doctrine hzs coonecLoa ~ he ccnsutu-
lcu % De state. Al Religions lo.rrai-s NJ Snih.
h- Delegate irua New McKee, sppesns wei has Ia
TIE safe a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

-. one oi th1se dehghtfal Musical Sos'ees'
Al he Sgnssf irsaase cane a sss nght oae n 'hoss
~so had he aps 70 he PCcssns says - eocSed Az a.
psec .silou % a. hcaf IA Paradise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

Ingenuity val readily trump up charges, # natiDu
fo o casn u 10 good credit, snail elect to pay al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-15

rHEFr.-Wm Keenlc stole a quantity OF cloth
l hs boarding. house In Avenue d, which 10 valued
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-10
THE ORIGIN OF THE LONDON VEGETA-
BILE BILIOUS PILLS

IEese pills were invented by the ROYAL COLLEGE,
OF Pharmacy in London They have been used
IN the British Hospitals for the last ffteen Years
and By the Army and Navy Surgeons in the Brit,
ISL East Indies. It's now several years since the
ProPrieloTs had their history from a member of
obtained recipe 10 prepare them. For the ruth
OF TINS we pledge our honor. During the several
years we have used these pills in our practice we
have lonnd them 10 be all that we recommend
and Macy time have grateful patients. who have
experienced their efficacy, urged us TO throw
supp, y Of them before the people of this country,
many places they have long been partially intro.
duced.
Sold Wholesale and on agency by DIR. n. T.
1ody at his American Agency Office Waukegan
Ills, Also on the same terms by DR.. r. D. Pulford
at Mineral Point, and BY agents throughout the
west. us
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-10
SWEENEY CTPEN

l, W: O. Park, Of Ozwego. Kendall co. Ill here
Dy cGrniy that some time in the month of April
last, had valuable horse sweeneved I had an
Piled several kinds OF medicine for it when Bris-
tol Eminent was recommended to me. fused
two bottles OF it, and with them in one weeks
time entirely cured my horse of the sweeney.
The Eminent should be rubbed on the shoulder.
and heated in with nos iron. There is no doubt
OF ITS being an infallible for sweeney in its
worst stages. w O P,pr
oswego, Kendall CO H., Oct. 81, 1910.
Manufactured exclusively at Belvidere. Boone
county, III, by JAMES JAFFRY.
= For sale IN Mineral Point at the Drug Stores O
r. d. Pullord and T. Rodolf 1Gtf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-10
DGo o GOODS
INDIAN CH0LAGOGUE,

This invaluable medicine was prepared from an
extensive practice OF several years in bilious eli
mate, ana IS NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL OF curing F,-
per and Hgue or any OF the diseases above named
The wonderful operation of the CboIagooue in
Graduating bile from the human system. can only
explain ITS extraordinary agency in the sDcel thor
ough and permanent Cure Of FeUer and .4o-,ie and
the various grades Of intermittent and rer7itrert f.
vers. IL IS equally efectual in the cure of Liver
complaint, jaundice, enlargement of the liver also
enlargement of the spleen. called Acue cake. and
the vauous forms of bilious Indigestion These
with the other varied affections of such climates
arising from a common l1iGslaal cause. are o7I,-
notifications of the same disease, and equally CON
tToIled by the same remedy.
It Is entirely Uegetable preparation. and NAV be
Iahen by any one with perfect safety to the most
delicate constitution Inrcpeated instances II has
0eea administered 20 infants less than month old
suheTing from attacks of Fever and Ague. and al
ways WITH entire success. In numberIess instan-
ces constitutions greatly impaired and apparently
,1Ined by long residence in a bilious climate
hcient use "'-0
Inc above medicine is for sale by Beech & I'll
iey, Mineral Point; T. 5. Ausley 4 &C.. Pedlar's
creek, and Davis Evans & Co, DodgevilIe 1fv
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-05-10
ESEc Insurance
BY THE KNOX INSURANCE. COMPANY



NTNCENNEs. STATE or ISpIA,.
THIS COMPANY is now prepared to insure
h'es. grant endowment and alnuitIes.
The following are among the benefits conferred
by insuring in TINS Office
PREMIUMS amounting to $50 and upwards. nav
abe one halt IN cash, and the balance in 4 note a.
II months, renewable, with SIX per cent. interest
or.the premium may be paid Ilonthly in advance
INSURANCE erected m fhis Office upon the life OF
taa h's]0ad from all demands OF creditors.
r2dtora may insure the lives Of debtors and
DEBTORS their o"u lives for the benefit OF creditors
Naval and Military Officers Masters and Mates
OF boats vessels and indeed all classes NAV AT This
Office secure their families against want at the low,
est rates Of premium.
5~ Premiums lower than Mutual COMPANIES
H. No responsibility TO the insurers beyond the
a-nlaat Of the Premium.
81 10 risk of Partnership with all classes of
persons and Its serious conseq aenccs.
~ 10 liability TO have the sum insured redu-
cea. or to make further contribution in case of
me Ttali!y beyond the estimated average.
~ ne certainty of having every claim paid
as soon as sGbstantiated, whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place
The .emi-annual payment of premiums and
taisfy 80 grace allowed the assured on the renew
al of p:cmiums.
lLlsronpany allow the insured more liberal
traFel "a privileges and longer residence in the
ooIlHfIA states than any similar institution in the
co9nrrt.
2 person insured in this company, has the priv
lLeze q travelling on land. rivers lakes or inland
seas aI: OF residing in any Of he States or Terri
torres ) this Union. or the British Provinces Of
Meth :Amcrica, during the entire year. EXCEPT
from lt TiTst day Of August to the frstdav of No
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lae company does not exempt itself from the
paym@s. Of d policy if the assured should die BY
his o"I: hand which is a consideration of great
ms soce TO the creditor who insures the lie of
a debtor as wei as to a wife insuriug the life OF
her !:ttssaad
ihe Insured VIII be allowed to make VOYAGE
ouE and Some, 10 and from any port on the conf
merit OF europe, for an extra charge of per cent
s5eaui1oat men engaged il navigating the west
ern W. ters"s-IH be insured at TIE regular rates
80 2se lite VII Le taken BY this company for
a g.Catef suu than $1,000