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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-11-25

t-UNiTgD STATES AND SPAis--DiFrIcuL-.
TIES ADJUsrED.--The Washington cor
respondent oflhc Ny. Journal Of Com.
mercc communicates tho following crafty
ing information:
With grea, satisfaction ] may inform
you that. The negotiation with Spain,
through the Spanish Minister, Don a.
CaIdcron dc 10 Barca, is aIiou, to come to
favorable conclusion The President has
finally concurrcd in oil the views taken by
MIR. Webster on the subject of the proper
mode and extent Of the redress due to
SpaIN. Some Of tho inrmalities suggested
Ivy Mr. CalderOl., antl which have been the
subject Of much unnecessary remark in the
newspapers, were objected to by Mr.. Web
stcr, and the President suslaiiis him IN
those objections. But in the propositions
llmt MIR. Webster recommended the Presi.
dent colcurs.
Distinct ovcrtures arc now, therefore,
made to Mr.. Caldero,i, and they are sup.
posed 10 be Of such character that will
meet oil the views Of his Government. and
which will be unobjectionable to the Amc.
rican public. What is Offered cunnot be
considered as too much; hut on the contra
ry, it IL as little as we can possibly offer as
a rcparation to MI insulted Government and
nation. The overturcs are now before Mr..
Calderon, and it is presumed that he will
accept them. He may require some mod
llicalions, hut none that vii! he inconsist-
cnt with the views Of this Government
In few days, therefore, we may hail with
pleasure, restoration OF friendly relations
with Spain. Tho immediate consequence
will be the restoration of the American
prisoners, and the abandonment of proceed:
ings against Mr.. Thrashcr, all Americans
who have been suspected OF having, any
connection with the late attempt at insur-
rcctlon in Cuba.
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.9" THE absence o: the Editor, on pro-
fcssional business, is our excuse for the
mcagcr appearance Of the editorial columns
in this weeks issue also, for all other
impericctons in the present number
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BALTIMORE, Nov. ll.-Jndac Nelson
decided the great Methodist Property Suit
this morning at New lolk, in favor OF the
Complainanls. The Judge decided that
they were entitled TO lhor eharc Of The
Book Coiicern,, and ordered decree 10 be
ssued accordingly. = ~
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Mormon hIoralr.

We arc told That poIygamyis not only
openly prac,ised at Salt Lake City; but il
is taught as part Of the faith, and as ess-
santial to proper holiness. These fsnaf.
les originated In the common hive fanati-
cism,--thO North. The Morlnons have
not u foulcr faith than that which they
leave behind them with thousands not SO
fanatic, perhaps, but more viciously per-.
verse and wicked. Is il not taught by sects
and parties protesting to be religious. aud
so teaching. because Of this very professioss,
that marriage and the Sabbath day, are
both offences against human freedom, and
thus in violation of the laws Of God. a
people who arc perpetuaiiy busy in over
throwing the established order Of things,
and hostile to all reverence, will naturally
pass through every phase Of folly, aud ,fa-
naticism, till they reach their final depths,
the lower sinks OF passion and in fidelity,
and become even as the brute that per-
iahes s1 K. Sgatt s5e,i
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Detention Of the Columbia
Trlila.

The train which left Charleston this
morning Tor Columbia, was detained to-day,
Oh ACCOUNT ol an accident which occurred
10 the TWO night trains from Charleston and
Hamburg. The Propeller from Hamburg
having been detained considerably beyond
its time, owing to the bad condition oi The
fuel, causing i m;scalculation on the parl
OF the Eng necrs. and brought about col.
lislon five miles below Draachville, the
Hamburg train running into the Charleston
train. The Engineer on the train from
Hamburg saw a light which lie nlstook ior
n l,gh,w0otl lire near the road, and cont,n.
ued his speed TIL It was too late to prevent
the collision.
The Engineer and the two fremen on
the Charleston tram, seeing the danger of
their situation, jumped from the engine,
thereby saving themselves from harm, as
did also the tircmcn Oh the Hamburg train,
but the Engineer OH the latlcn holding On
to his position, was Knocked tIicrcfrom, and
though not externally injured; he is in a
very prccarI"us sliualom,-so disabled as
to prevent tho movement oi his limbs cx-
ccpt in one position. J. is thought that his
wounds are internal, aud may rcsul, in his
dcalh. The road was literally covered
with the fragments produced by the coils.
ion, which CAUSED the detention OF the
train for Columbia five hours beyond the
regular time for its arrival.
We learn that another acci len, occurred
10 the downward tram yesterday. When
some thirty five miles above Cluricstet,, an
axle was broken, and the wheel falling in,
the cars were drawn long distance there
OH. producing considerable jarring by the
passing Of The wheel over the ties OF the
road, which were much brokeh aud impair
ed.
Accident after acciden, tales place of
late on tic South Carulina Railroad and it's
branches, and yet there seems 10 be no
remedy. What is the cause May it not
be III the fact that men and machinery are
over worked? To make time seems TO be
the aim of the officers o the road, and life,
limb ana property must bc stnkcd 10 ac-
compsl 1t. Really, something ought TO
be done, To prevent the disastrous results
which ever and again occur OH our rail
roads.--Siatc Rights Republican, 2Oth inst.
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The expense per annum 10 each
person of the population in supporting
tho Ptesiden, OF the United Suites, by
paying his salafy, is one.nintbo Of cent,
or four-n.ntbs for the term OF, four syeass.
This must DC, the reason, says the
Washington Telegraph. why some
don't care Cent who is President.
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C&L1foESfA ELECrloN.--Biglcr the De-
mocratic candidate las been elected Gov.
crnor OF California by 1900 majority. Beth
the Democratic Candidates have been re-
turned I" Congress, and all che State Tick
CT elected BY one to Eve thousand majority.
The Legislature is strongly Democratic.
Thc Whole vote ofihe S,nle was 5000.
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a :citGf from Rome in The New Yurk
Commercial Advertiser states il,a, The i's,pe
la appointed Cardinal for The United
States in The person Of Archbishop Hughes,
Of New York. ~.
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CuRIous FAcTs-1'he Boston Jpurnai
upon Tie authority Of a thoroughly in
formed and reliable correspondent, states
the following facts:
l. Thai the Soutli Carolina Raj, Road
from, Charleston to Hamburg. wns the frst
roa!l hat Was commenced IN tho country.
with view 0f using steam instead OF ntii-
NAL power.
2. riiat the first locomotive engine ever
built il this country was built for and used
on this road. S.s
B. That it was the first road carried the
United States mail 2s i f,%
4. That when completed, and ready
Tor use, which was on the I'd Of October.
1897. IT was The longest Railroad in the
word. - ss n
We travelled upon tl,is road in 1880,
five miles, in car rugged will, sails and
propelled hy wind at The rate OF five or six
uilcs per hour.
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Segars and Tobacco,

rhowing Tobacco. just received snd for sale lesy
by M } !. FRANCES.
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Vof.CAStc ERuPrIuS AT THE SANDWICH
IsLaxps.-A correspondent, ui the polyne-
sian of l3l August, jus: received says
'th. great cra,er on the Man,aloa volcano
in the Sandwich Islands, that @5Iii-. @as is1ssss-
ally thought TO be quite extinct, Is now in
actio For q few days heavy cloud.
havng the appearance OF smoke, hai been
observed 10 hover pser tlrs SUNNI. Of the
mountain, and ONE night the inountaip.
lstotrl our IN boM relief .unobstrucieI by,
c'o;ids or mist, ana presented
awfully grand appearance, Sss5ss
flames a,sd cindefa HAT again fnias ssss
ers at a distance. The heavy 6aSs
smoke that lowered over its top presenter
the appearance OF the mountain itself ;s,is :.
Cd upon It's apex. Il J, p,ssib!c hi, a,u,,h.
er eruption may take place, like that of
l543
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SLEEr.-Thcrc is ITO better description
givennt the approach Of sleep than that
which we find in one OF Leigh Hunts pa
pcrs: 81
III is n delicious movement certainly,
that Of being we'll nes,lc,l in bed, and feel
ing that you shall drop gently TO slccp-.s
The good is 10 come not past; tho limbs
have been just tired enough % re,mler the
remaining in one pasture dcIightfuI;. tho
labor Of tie day is done. a gentle failure
Of the perceptions come creeping over; tho
spirit If consciousn ,ss discngagcs itself
more, and wl,l, slow and husI,ing degrees,
like a mother dctacliing her hand from
that Of her sleeping child, the mind seems
to have q balny lid closing over il; his
more clns:ing-'tis closed. The n,ysteri-
dis spirit has gone to take its airy rounds
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N. B.-Ncwspapcrs in South Carolina
will please copy his Circular, and refer To
it cdllorially.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-13
10 Officers, Soldiers, Widows,
AND HEIRS

Hf. subscribers having established an agcn-
cy for obtaining bounty lands and pensions
under the act OF iS50, are now prepared 10
obtain land warrants and pension certificates
for all such a are entitled to wit.
LIST. Land Bounty Is due 10 all officers,
non commissioned officers, musicians and
1riya,rs who served IN tine war of l-l2 Tor
one month or more.
Aiso all snch ns served in any Of the Indi.
an wars since 1890.
All commissioned officers who served IN
the war with McSiuo--ns follows, to Wit:
Those who ENLISTED for one year aud served
ilne moni!is are entitled 10 100 acres.
Those who enlisted for six nOnis aud serv>
cd f "a months are entitled to ~ acres.
All others who served one month"; or as
regulars, volunteers, rangers, er militia are
entitled 10 40 acres
Tn. " Idows Of soldiers who were killed in
battle, are entitled to 100 acres.
II .ht re- bo no widows, the minor heirs Of
the officers or soldiers are entitled to the
bounty.
Pensions for lie are due 10 all such
widows Of Revolutionary officers Or soldiers
u they were -'nr''s prior 10 l-!h.
Increased pension due 10 ~ such wid-
ows whose husbands were pensioncd under
the act Of ISIS We shall be ready to at.
tend Ia applications at our Office at all times,
4n-u THFALL ~ SMITH.
Rutland, Oct. II, Ir.tU.
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G pc tcnce and Health

"LAhCSslTn, Pa. Drt. ~, ItIf,
MY Dr,R sIr: know YOU i'll have us I'M
Ia bc,r with me in cnrroae hing upon ,ou, ,,n
while acknowledge In rhs ui M, ,.t and " itY
the obligations feel ourselves under To ,ou N nav
Ing made known cerniu matters contained in vou
must Invaluable Married " Vlnaps Private MoH ii
Companion II has been worth iu weigh, h, ro'd
Ia me-. II express myself rather warmly. yos vii
see tina, ! can not do SO Ia" warmly. when in.,rn
you %! the rxtcnt 10 which have threuyh IT, kc.o
hchciic,. viii stat" my situation hen l Ob,a uet
s"nr ,snk through the vlcrcsi ruriosity l<k AZ ~
It Ms Que -! the most fortunate .yents u my HE.
had been married some ten cnrt nnl ~ the tat ~
oi seven children. ! wns hong sirugrling un,ra,iney
Il, the end that might gain nfsirrate cnLbp. i~ry,
but H.. results 81 my unjust rtnns NJ thr ind II
nb,ut " here whs ai the Begin ny ot each year
rid that only with the most eiinstd ,cobu,iy. "
constant effort was bcyiRninv TO have ia eny' llon
my health: felt lr- capable 10 endure lis ulin~
Gn"c, while ,It the necessity 81 p,rsc' ernn'r.
This constant g'.co esin.: s,fnpHlr my Art ~M
imperative ia Consequence 81 the pto.trs,,- cmd,
ton OF my vile tU It'll ornsiOna htcruiis'oi hi ~
years. much q! the iimo confined Ia her bed, mud i
Course inrapnhi, al taking the charge Lmi It.o.
inent o hnus bold alaiis. Her coi,ii,, .n.s from
cnnscs al which ! was ignorant. oh, what w"th
hive given had the six years 10 liv. ,vn'r'
W hat wond my Wit. have gwen 10 have btcn sisr'.l
the hong days and stiii L,brer nights pros'nlr 81
hs'd ID sickness - oil Of which would have isci
nsuid"L hsd tlmn seen copy Of Tar Mtrhi.p
WuAas's PEIyAtI MEDiCAL CoArArioN
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TitcOnb's Patent
Bee Hive and Protector.

BY tn" use of this Hive, Bees are protcc
ted through our severe winters, On accoun
II the even temperature of the air within IL,
and It's peculiar arrangement for ventilation,
that not swarm has been lost from the ma
ny hives used within the three years past
1t Is complete prot. ctor against the at
lacks of neighboIng bees, bcc-noihs, Nc.,
aud affords peculiar facilities for replacing
old brood combs by new ones. 1t is unequal
ed rs a stock hive, swarms issuing from II
iinm two to three weeks earlier than from
any other hive, The surplus honey is rendl.
~ obtained from IT, IN pure state, without
lninring the bees. in boxes Of suitable size for
family use or the market.
Tbs Hive is constructed on philosophical!
and scientific principles, and needs only to
be seen to insure It's Use By those who are
acquainted with the instincts and natural
habits Of the honey bee.
). b. WARD, Windsor, Vt is agent for
the sale Of County, Town, and individual
rights.
Hive may be seen at Mr.. Aaron Barnes
IuRuiland. 29,tf
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III. l.. SPENCER
AGENT OF THE
Mass. Health Association,
OF SPRINGFIELD MASS,

OF SPRINGFIELD MASS,
With a Guarantee Fund Of SIC, 900.
This Association is formed for the mutual
relief of irs members in case Of sickness or
acc ldcrt.
BY p'ynE 400 in advance as application
foe, and the pnytnrnt of the deposit money
within thsiiv days, certificate Of member
ship viii be secured
hates Of Yearly Deposit:
Rrtwrcn IL and ~ years Of are,
:! ~ per year draws - 90 per week,
! On 4" : 90 "
90 90 I" &c.
Between - aud 90 Years Of ago
Each weekly benefit equals iour-iiihs of
the amount n Deposits for one year.
For further particulars see circulars in the
hauds Of ia" AGENTS. Sub-agcnts wanted IN
every iowa IN the county.
II. l.. SPENCER.
Rutland. Nov 30, l-50 ~
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a RARE CHANCE.
TO PERSONS WISHING TO nriLp

fl'iiE Subso t,'ers wnald respectfully give
] notice that they have rcccs,', purchased
of VIM Tall Esq the lot OF Iand adI"'n'ng
the Depot grounds Oh the Fast, aud fronting
upon the man road Leading INTO the village
from the West, upon which they are sbon,
laying IN, streets and dividing II INTO suitable
hu'Idnc lois, embracing some OF the choicest
locations for business pt private residences fo
be- found VI Rutland Wh,ch they offer 10 pur.
chascrs who dcs,rc 10 build, upon easy terms
Ia view oi the prospective Increase IT h"si-
ness IN our Nill,gr consequent upon the CON.
plctinn Of the Il. n y. Railroad aud the con
,,tuciion Of others ~ progress this offers a
rare chance Tor persons wishing I" locate N
Rutland and removes very great obstacle
heretofore EXISTING in the way of Improve
mrnt ~ our village.
There is upon the premises fine ledge OF
building stone which eau be- quarrird al small
expense. and mmber aud other materials itsy
he purchased ia the vicinity at very reasona'
Die rates
For further particulars enquire If the sub
scr,bers. MEIER EDISON.
MARCUS 4. NORTON
Rutland, May ~, ic5o. 2Mf
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Franklin Hotel,

V'ir subscribers having purchased this old
aui vel kuowu establishment, aud ha,iu..
Thoroughly repaired and furnished the .aiu..
are Ne" really u wait Gl'"u slch"f thcrrtricni.,
'"i the public - may ch"r'c to hcconc tl'ir
guests ~ their 'isit' t. Rutland, either on busi-
u"~s or rica,urr
Parties "i,, At all tinos lie waited upon at
short notice
STAGES run daily ir.mtl House to and from
arenipu SFrisgs. aud tie" -ue.ts NJ the House
"''i at al ilm"' hui carriage. .u rra,!.u,.,
70 e'nrey trw To- aud from the j,i,t. Oh the
arr'al of cach train IT car.
IL ,r.r' uul c4ttJa.c. az all tri.a. -, r,,,i,.
hess fer the Ne ~ sicir customers.
fRhTV u iOSTER.
Ratar !, JulY :. lsJO 2j,f
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RECOMMENDING M.


iCerihcate Of br. Perry, P"rl-mpuih, \. HN
PORTSMOUTH, September -, l~,9
MI }. J.. Moore, Agent for white Hair Erslor
a,ive''-hrar Sir deem i, my duty 10 state come
facts respecting the iuestimtho value of Whites
Hlif Restorative. Several years ago after . severe
nj "i sickness my vile lost al Of her hair the scalp
Appeared diseased and the hair grew out harsh and
un-aseh, At~nt YEA ago by another fit of sick.
ness she lost all Of her hara second time. aud ir
hne tine there vas apparently ~ action IN The
scalp. hNeT various applications WAS induced 10
try the above meniihned Restorative. and now after
the use Ola few battles her hair has grown out as
thick, AZ iu+irns, and As beautiful color o. ever
"lth neutalsic and other paius in my head aud I
have iouhd II The hest cSiernuI renrly have ever
tried can therefore cherrully recommend II TO all
who are afflicted IA aboye. as the best article have
ever seen. Most respectfully yours.
4. PERRY, NJ ~
Manufactured by s.. WHITE, Lowell, Mas. 81. "
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SANDS StRStp.Al!ILLt,
IN QUART BOTTLES

''" '"h t. no' W. ANp Ps LAMENT ''"t 'r At Ms
EASES ARisiNG troN 4" lhruHR Sac or INN
BLOOD on "thlr't 1hs AiSTLM w.
HcfV"" o. ,h"F Et.t, h"t"M"i'S"i, obstinate
t""Hcc"S Ei"Wio"St Pf"PHS ar Pns!i',. ." N"
Fuce, F"IC"st Bi"s fh,o"'t Sur Ep,s Riug
10" =. '"d'i sea-" f'o". Engagement "hd
run HH'' b"h'S H"t J'ihiS, SiuhbOr" Jilts.
NWh'"c NV"P'o"' ScrfcH ~ LnmiHgn amt
Discusses "rh'"t fT'"dh 'nladIcionsnss n MJsn.
~ IScu.s Or ir0,'SY tIp0sH'' - 'Wpl NH H'' ~
PRE- as" 'h'oMf 'h"'f"t i'0hW DiS0Urs
ih' F'.u' "' ,"iS p'll'd'' Is NOW "'dr'> known
aud every day the tl Z" 'ts usefulness is extending
u - approved ana h'rhI' recommended by Physi.
Claus. and - admitted 10 he the most !uwctiul aud
scdf"h'he iffpaIai'"" ,lon Tue root That 'h- ever
Uceh thr"!rh !" nle"I'M if"th' Ia" unluriu-
nhe 'cl'm "l h'feNliarF dlSeds" with swollen glands,
contracted StncNS, dud bones hall cdtpuS has teen
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california Life Risks.
takcn At IOWcr rates thnn Ly0ny othcr compynl

The business Of thccomrany will be conduct
rd upon the J"fNr stock, and upon The NrtCAL
prGcpal.at the option ot the insured thu, meet
in. the wants and circumstance %: the public
more fully. il j. believe ed, than purely mutua
companies can do.
o. the Joint Stock principle the insured will
pay - } per cent. less for Insurance than the
rat"s"f the bc>t organized mutual t"mrauCs.
"r will receive what j. equivalent to 80 IS per
cent. per annum, in dividend pr oft. pad in adj
vance instead of receiving an uncertain amount
"a, the end of each wear in script certificates. re
dc"mahlr ON certain cont ngrncc- while at the
same time the annual cash payment are incrca..
81 lay thc interest paid on notes si,cu for half
the amount of the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this COMPANY pro-
pose Ia insure 1T thc usual rates of mHtualC um-
pauics. dividing the nct earnings cYch wear viv-
ing script certificates rcdccmnllc after n Mutual
ln,ur,uccEund az rw"I Hundred 'rluu-nad Dnl.
lars !, accumulated, and charging n commission
for Conducting that part of the Utisiucss cuu, It,
len, to only a"mt one hall the expenses Of the
Company, securing (lo-,c> being c,iilaD n larger
yearly dividend t. the Nutull insurers besides
giving the members II lien upon :. Joint Stock
Capital Of Ono Hundred Thousand Dollars n
large J"int stock Reserve Fund which will lie
pledged as security for payment ut los,as in
addition tn ihc usual Capital and LcsCryc Fuul
ir mutual Companies.
'This company il not only ono of the most
prosperous bat ais" one of the very bee, in tho
country iarVdfd DrHy Courier
No Company in the Union has hal such n
run "tJusiness as this company since is organ.
izltiUn.
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a SnEEwD TEIcK.-lhc Hartford
Times reminds us Of the devices of a
gentleman to the ncighboring town,
last fall, in fill his cellar with first
rate potatoes at very low price. 1t
will be rcclllec,cl that potatoes were
not of the best quality and prices high.
The gentleman gave notice that no
had particular desire to get a speci,
men Of the best sort Of j'otatoes rails,
ed that season, and accordingly offer,
ed three dollars for the best peck that
should be empticl into his cellar-he
being the judge. The potatoes came
pouring in, peek after peck-,hose
farmers that had different sorts bling
Ins peek Of each and Of the very
best lot. The gentle man soon found
that he had a ccller lull of first rate
potatoes, when lac shut his doors, and
lall So to the farmer who had left
tic best peek, according to his ,iulg.
nent. lie had potatoes to cell in the
spring.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-13
CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH T. GRAHAM

"AVE Just received from New lork Steel
u a Springs, Brass Cape Patent and com.
mon Axes Brass Bands Placed Dash .Ncrol 8;
l'ash Frames, Patent I.esther Rubber Cloth,
O.l cafiet. Mats, Moss and Cggle ed II .ir, Bows
Joints aud Hinges ior TOPS. Ply Nets. Hs.tsr
Chains &c. Sc. The above goods wii be sold
cheaper than can be bought e!.e~hsre in Yer
nsn GOODRICH GP ,fihA
Ves Es,!sAh July - 1907. -
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Sadicry and Harness. asusi-

TIE 'u.cri'er viii continue the shnyc business 10
ala q Fafou. btarc hes Al the old stsud iprucT
y Hasvp.ei Y ii1,l X lnrrsn,r. Ur - tslcrmitea
That lh~ - STA coHliaur merit the TepHt alton
has Tong had Of u,ioF ite BEST of .iccx and put
I.nf b. 'nstlitsr b. durabir arl rrkmanikr niap
Ger I'd he MI keep on baud u.aEe to ,rief from
NJ bcr' OAK iAurri Leaf her roubc apd singic
Harnesses ftsrour 81 les and urice. ai-o Ttuuk-
atsfs Capt Bag Hrtjcs, SursiuPles Ha;-rs
Ac.. a. ~hF'h y ~ 70 sud l.,g or ssh az sork az
TIE llihiy eau possibly he afforded Alust krnJ. e
r''''r 10" 10 eve "a, e for aofE and literal red
Il r''eH u f-rtrf. n T IORRANCE
N1i.s ~, 90. -, I ~ ik<nl
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Men for California

are almost universally insurirg in tlliAC ompany
because terms are 30 reasonable.
HEADS on FAMIIIIs arcau>ious to insure in
tlh' toinpany,--i safe Institution.
SALARitp MtN. are ensuring in this company
by scores.
HART ro,hing men, invest in Ills COMPANY he.
cause they regard il rs the beat ct savings banks
clay mp their earnings il, for their wives and
children.
Capitalists invest with this company by .ak-
ing out policies far life, because they regard il
as good a. money at II to 90 rr cent interest
N'las-cN and conditions of men ensure in hi,
company because, Just ~ they do every thing
in,artt"r,'. when they meet with losses, they
pay guy at once.
Feb. l} Jtc
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-02-13

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