The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-02
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF THE UNITED STATES.

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Sound Cash CapitaIi
Safest and most surely profitable Stock IA the country.
TN every respect equal To any State or Govern
Il ment Securities, for safety or certain interest,
and far more profitable than any Bank, Railroad,
or Manufacturing Stocks.
EIGHTEEN PER CENT. CASH INVESTMENT war
ranted and guaranteed by the Trustees tcithin the
first year, any eoent, over and above all ordinary
losses and expenses.
An advance or premium oil Ten per cent. aooDe
par is guaranteed within the first year by the Trus-
tees under an express provision OF the By-laws to
all original subscribers TO the stock OF this Company
who wish 10 sell through permanent investment
OF the first one hundred thousand dollars 81 accum,
iating profits OF the insured members, (Which Will
surely amount 10 double that sum within the hrst
year,) in the Reserved Guarantee Stock IN addi-
ton TO the guaranteed interest Of Eight per cent,
making a sure and certain Investment % Eighieen
per cent the first year. and above the subscrip-
| ton price, parTdnfed and guaranteed by the most
faithful intelligent and responsible Board Of Ifus-
tees IN the country, and under the most sale and per-
manently secure plan OF business ever ADOPTED py
any other company, either in the United States or
| Europe.
No such guaranteed interest of Eighteen per cent.
can be obtained under the charter OF any other Life
| Insurance Company of the country nor can any
Bank, Railroad, State or Government Stock Of the
Union afford so sure guarantee both tor permanent
safety of the principal, such surely accommodating
| profits and interest, making the Reserved Guaran-
the safest and most surely profitable investment in
| the United States
Gentlemen in Vermont disposed to secure linn
tied amount of this stock during the present tceek,
at par, (beiore it is all taken in Massachusetts and
! New York; can more have an opportunity TO
| secure Investment second to no other in the
| State or Union, on application to the Bank OF
| Montpelier, or the Vermont Bank, in Montpelier,
| before the Goth instant, or by application per
| mail to
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, Waterbury,
| BENZ. BALCH, Montpelier,
JULIUS Y. DEWEY, Montpelier,
! JOHN A. PAGE Montpelier,
! ORANEL H. SMITH, Montpelier,
Committee of Trustees for distributing the Stock.
TcN per cent. to be paid in cash on subscription,
the balance Of ninety per cent within ten days, ut
either Of the banks of Vermont, or Montpelier.
!. An additional class of insured members will be
adopted by the Trustees, to be conducted upon the
Joint stock principle under which all OF the pre-
ni,sms of this new class will revert to the holders OF
the Reserved Guarantee Stock, whereby the intrin-
sic value and price Of the stock will not only be
permanently sustained at ten per cent. above par,
but within five years it cannot be purchased for
less than twenty to thirty per cent: advance.
every other is that before the holders of the Re-
served Guarantee Fund can ever be made liable
for contribution or loss IN any way, not only all
the cash premiums of five classes Of members, but
all the deposie premium and interest notes TO three
and six times the cash payments, which can never
amount to less than from three TO -four hundred thou
sand dollars annually, must first be consumed or eI
hdusted by prior osses--an event impossible to &C.
cur within the scope Of any human event whatever.
| Applications for stock can be made from other
States to Hon. Robert p. Dunlap, Vice President,
Exchange Coffee House, Boston; to jeremiah p.
Tappan, ESQ.,, No. 10 Merchants Exchange, Wall
street, New York; to Messrs. Dean & Dnsmore,
Counsellors at Law Lowell; to James f. Brnsmaid,
esq, Burlington; to Doctor Samuel II. Freeman,
Albany; to Enoch Tilton, esq, Merrimack House,
Newburyport, Massachusetts,; to Gay r. Sanford,
esq, Bennington; TO Samuel nj. Conant, esq, Bran
don; to Joseph Fl. Barrett, esq, Middlebury; or TO
either OF the following trustees, at their several
places of residence:
Hon. w C. Kittredge, Sp. Ho. Rep, Eairhaven,yt.
Hon. w c. Bouck, late Gov. Off York, NY city.
Hon. II. p. Dunlap, late Gov. of Maine, Boston.
Hon. r. Pierpont, 1t. Gov. of Vermont, Rutland.
Hon. w. Upham, U. s. Senator ofVt Montpelier.
Hon S. s. Phelps u. S. Sen'r of VT, Middlcbury.
Hon. Lucins B. Peck, M. c. of VT, Montpelier.
ii. II. Reed, esq.,, Pres't Vt. Bank, Montpelier
J. A. Page, esq.,, Cashier VT. Bank, Montpelier.
Julius 4 Dewey, NJ d. Montpelier.
Joseph b. Danforth, jr.,, esq, g
Constant w Storrs, ESQ.,,
William It. Burnham, esq.,, 90
Hon. Paul Dillingham;, Waterbury.
| George W. Colamer, esq, Barre.
David A. Smallcy, esq, Burlington.
James E. Brinsmaid, ESQ.,, 60
Hon. Calvin French, State Senator, ProctorsvilIe.
Joseph II. Barrett, esq, Middlebury.
John l.. Buck, ESQ.,, Northheld.
/ Hon. l.. p. Poland, Judge S. Court, Worthwhile.
/ Albert c. Whittemore, esq.,, West Milton.
Julius Converse, esq., Woodstock.
Hon. o. II. Smith, State Senator, Montpelier.
! The Shares in the reserved Guarantee Capital
Stockcvill be fully paid IN Cash before commencing
business, and certificates issued within ten days.
The following gentlemen have been selected Us the
remaining half " the Board Of Trustees subject to
the approval of the Stockholders and nominees
most OF whom have accepted the nomination. and
will be elected the Goth of July, should the bal
ance of Stock now required be taken that day:
The Hon. Henry Clay, u S. Senator, Ashland, Ky.
Henry Y. cranston, NJ. c., Newport, r. L.
w. NJ. Treadway, NJ. c., Danville, Va.
ID. Kellogg, Judges CT, Roc bingham, VT.
ID. Baldwin, Pres,t VT Ins. Co., Montpe-
ler, VT.
DIP. Thompson, editor Freeman, Mont
j. Balch, esq, Pres't Mcr ms. Co. Boston, Mass
J. p Tappan, ESQ.,, Pres't Union Ins. Co., N. Y.
Edmund Weston, esq, West Randolph, VI
G. Bowes, esq, State Treasurer, Montpelier, Vt
N. p Walton, esq, Montpelier, Vt
Hon. David p. Noyes, Worthwhile, VI.
G. s. Tappan, esq, Prcs't N. ii. Mutual Ins. CO.,
Portsmouth.
Hon. AMOS Abbott NJ. c., Andover, Mass.
4" William B. Maclay, M. c., Illinois.
4" A. Ramsay, M. c., Harrisburg, Pa.
" j. Little, State Senator, Newbury, Mass.
j. Spalding, State Treasurer, Montpelier, VT.
" Geo w: Clinton, U. s. Dist attorney, Buff
j. L. Hale, ESQ.,, Pres't Atlantic Ins. Co., N. Y. city
DR.. Samuel II. Freeman, Albany, n. "
Gay r. Sanford, esq, Bennington, VI.
Charles G.. Eastman, esq, Montpelier, VI
Samuel NJ Conant, esq, Brandon, VI
Albert A. Cross, esq, Montpelier, VI.
The effect OF the additional Neto Glass of Insured
Members to be conducted upon the Stock principle
(under which all the profits go 70 the Stockholders
instead Of the Insured members) will be to carry
the value and price Of shares from 10 TO 30 per cent
above par within the first year. The plan of bust
ness SURPRISES that of every other Company for
permanent SAFETY or certain interest and the Stock
will be carried to 100 or $50 within five years.
! July 10
| EBESEzKR CooK GEORGE b. SARoEST.
| COOK Ss SARGENT,
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Corner of Main and Second Strccts,
Davenport, Iotca.
June 30-dtf
GEORGE MACKAY, Attorney,