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BOOKS! ROOKS!!

Southwestern I ook Store, No. So, Graricr
Street, Ncw Orleans.
Hryyla JOHN BALL has jus, opened the
Zk0 above establishment. and will keep
s1LssaaD constantly on hand large and
a valuable collection Of Theological, Naadord,
and Miscellaneous Books, which he offers nj
prices much lower than heretofore sold at in
tho South.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS. and others wish
ing BOOKS aud Stationcry to sell again, he
would respectfully invite their attention 10 his
large stock Of Schoot Books, Staple and Fancy
stationery stc.
lie is also agent for tho METHODIST Book
CONCERN. and keeps a full supply Of all their
books on hand, at publication prices.
JOHN BALL.
&c Grd,ier street, Ner Oriears
January 4. 1881 Ma w.
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FASHIONABLE CLO7IiIVICi,;..

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
SCOTT l. Soaring, Manufacturers of
~ Fashionable Clothing, al Wholesale and re.
tail. Nos. =? and 4 Canal, corner Of Old l.evee
street. New Orleans; and No. 80, Nassau street,
New York City.
Purchasers will at all times find m extcn.
sive assortment on hand, comprising every AZ.
ticlc that Is needed In a ren,rn.a,s's wardrobe.
Our clothing 10 Of the most FAsmloSAnL
styles, and trimmed and made in the heat man.
ner. Every article sold Is WARRANTED: and
II Il does not tur, out " represented, the
money will b. refunded.
Terms: Invariably cash, or in equivalent
Prices uniform.
Buyers visiting either city. will find il to their
interest u call and examine our stock.
1T Please note the Mans and number in vouy
mNmOvn nduns hfSNk ~ n0a a.n
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THE undersigned. firm being this day
dissolved by limitation. all persons having
claims against said firm are hereby request.
ed to present the same. and those indebted
are earnestly requested to call and settle.
WARD Il WILSON.
January |, 1850.
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". =. HiLi, {, A. r.AzEN. T. w. s"1""'
TILL. FRAZER, q SIiEDD, A'torneysH
Lar, Marshall. Texas, will practice in the
Supreme and District Courts Of the State, and
the Courts Of the United States for 'hcStasc
of Texas. hsv
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A1RiGiiT, WILLIAMS a. co, Cotton
w Factors and Commission Merchants,
Union Row, 81 Carondelct street, New Orleans
The undersigned continues to represent the
abo7c house Cash advances, Baggng aud
Rope and Plantation Supplies made to ,hosc
who may feet j, their interest to consign their
Cotton to them. For convenience and safety,
all cash balances due planters paid al this Of.
fee, free Of charge
II. W. JOHNSON,
n23 II .Shrersporf,
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WIN. Dinn, AgcW.l
- GARDEN, farm. and flower seeds gafdcn
tools, fruit tires Of all kinds, shrubbcry.
~ greenhouse plants. Dutch bnlbous flow
or roots, double dahlias, books on gardening,
&c. 81, for sale at lower prices than any other
house in this city. Please call before puvchss-
ing any where else, At No. 20, Canal street, new
buildings ON the 1evs~.
All orders promptly attended TO and pnt up
Of the very best articles without delay Flow.
er garden at the end Of Apollo street, Or Jose
phinc, near jackson, Lafayette. na9y
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~ H. Ce~ss. y'Aes. ~ DyAers. Rntx. A. SpaIid'ng
!xsmf r. Njssid,sg.
IWWAN, DYkERS, 4 SrACLDiNGS,
~ Factors, Communication aud Forwarding .Ner-
chants, No. 100 Tehoupi'oulas street, New
Orleans.
RxrxR to-Stewast l. Thomas. San Angus
tine; Stewart l. Co, Grand Ecorc; r. A.
Boggsss, Port Caddo; W. w. Smith, Shrcvc-
port Hy
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Fmrnilnre WMreIne use.

Appz-,- TIE undersigned respectfully
1870 a inform their friends and the
= public that they have just re-
cci,ed and are daily receiving an extensive Ms
sortment Of Cabma Furaiture Of ever, vnri.
ETY. and style; also, choice assortment Of the
following articles, 10 vii chairs, feathers,
spring, moss. and hair mattresses; curied hair,
hair cloth, plush, damasks, cords, and tassels,
gmps, varil,sh, etc, etc.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine
our stock, which will be offered ut prices that
cannot fail TO plcaae.
G. FLINT T. JONES.
Nos 40 and ~ Royal st., NO. n26 "
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They have now in store 81 pairs OF wheels
with iron axlcs and shafts Of , TO inches, and
10 pairs Of J to s inches, with wood asles.
Also-Sir Wagons, complete
with iron aaIcirce-. price . 40
= h each Two pairs Of timber
wheels, with screws, ~ feet high, inch tread.
They take orders for all kinds Of wagon work.
and deliver them on plantation, at manaf'Ss-
turcrs prices.
Also-A large assortment Il HardTars, for
plantation use, viz: chains; wrought and cut
psis; Hunts axes; socke, spades; long han.
die shovcls and spades; hoes Of all kinds /;
cane knives; hook and plate hinges; grind
stones; common and Scotch collars; manila
and tarred rope; eross.cu, pit, and mill saws
files Of all kinds iron blocks. with 7 inch
shcsvcs; large assortmcn, of English and
American bar iron; iron aSlcs, with boxes
sperm, whale, and l,nseed oils spirits Of ,us-
rptinc putty; window glass and paints Of
all kinds. HOGAN Il TuKEAuD
Corner Custom and l.evce. n. O. nas Gm
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I'atlOr1ug
w, X. Elliotl'. Hotel.
nj SIX ilOTI.L..

- MRS. BRACkEN & son have taken
E,:I charge of the Rusk Hotel, in Rusk.
0lA Cherokee county. and solicit the patron.
age Of the travelling public. The table viii be
furnished with the best the country affords
and they pledge themselves thu, no pains will
be spared to render i, one Of the most gcniecl
rnd comfortable establishments in Eastern
Texas
Rusk. Cherokee Co. Fob. 81, 1880 n5Oy
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DAWIlNS, L. Co, successors 10 Rawlins'
IL Evans. Il Coz Communion Msrchanis, Is
Common st., New Orleans.
RErxa To-James Y. Collier. Colonel G. H.
Cooper, w. g. Sanders, J. r. Roscborongh,
Joseph w. Taylor, Harrison county; DR.. John
w. Massic. }. }. Holloway Rn.k county; n.
Trawick, Jefferson.
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GHOaa9 wtN0viE.p JAxss 4. PA,cE.
AYiNGFlEi.D, TKlCE 4 Co. 1obscco. and
w GrHcrai Cessmission merchants, No. 95
tjsavies Atrcct, New Orleans.
Inc. u, 1850. no28 "
4. k.se'.y. j. l. Rszslis, u u s.,.o. j. u. Mar
DU0El.Y, ROCHELLE. T. BLAIR, Com.
~ msseioa MerrasMs. No. -. 0ravIer street,
Wsw Osieaae aA7v
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-. ocHiLrRek. L. 7. ~iovALL'
nCIIlLTREE e. WIGFALl. Attorneys al
~ Lar, will attend all the Courts Of the
sixth Judicial District, Marshall, Texas.
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ERo9r I co, No. 10 Magazine strset
u sAeissek jssIsrs IN kcuts, -, brrgsss,
Asfs ssd ceps, suitable fos ~ eoapRy iFsde
.lso Psim LsE Csmrssesh ~ Assics.
Hayiag kouss st ~ NeslA, " ~ coz
asaseiy Fses'viaK fFsah sscstiss II W. ahevs
geods q ~ lewSsl psieeA
Ceaaeqy 1anless ~ lasf11 y eali ~ ssaons.
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IOlIN q. COCKS, 4 co. Communion .Mer
81 chants, Ne. n, 81. Charles street, New
Osesews. a<7y
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We will furnish Bsaging Rope, and Plan
taiion supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS. GREGG, H. KEY.
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~ N. MORRISON, WAsisssls Dpsxriss,
W. ssd Dsaar IN Psisis, Oils, OIsss, nv
&.6s - Ne. IL Magazine street, New d.
lsanA " m =
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& u. NELSON & co, Commission .Mer-
-. chants. New Orleans.
b, o. Nelson. New Orleans: f. nanksmith.
New Orleans; II. c. Walker. Memphis, Tenn,
(ats Cashier Branch Union Bank 4. A. Mel.
son. Athena. Ala.
Ike. IL. 1850. no26 TIN
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INA WYascs, JrseyA q. BrsJiey.
h1sie@ H. Turner. JaAs J. faeAiss.
DKADiEY, WILSON, 4 co, (s4cce.sor.
ID Of PlsaAants, Wilson. T. Co.. Factors and
CemMission MsreAsAs, No. ~ Comrr,n street,
New Orleans.
WI make liberal cash advances on consign.
neals Of cotton, and uss Ill their experience
and diligence to promote the interest Of those
who ship to them.
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8. r. MosgtrY Nj WAL"
NfOSELEY & HALL, Attorneys 81 Lac,
MI Marshall, Texas. -
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y. 4. tyr T. n,
e. No. 80 Camp street, New Orleans, Deal-
IA or IN Fine Watches, Clocks, Jerslry Sit
rer Ware, Cutlery, and Fancy Goods
Personal attention given 10 the repairing oI
wathes, clocks, and music boxes Of every de.
scripticn.
Or Jewelry Manufactured and Repaired
n2N1v
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NEW ORLEAN S...Ceoe1oneG


psssghs, Carts, anA 1sarawal4
TUE suh,cr,h<rs Ssisoste
SES sole Agents i,f tse 40 ~
- - MAysviiie (kyl ph@e
the celebrated manufactures Of btasl 80 -
iengcr, have in store alsrgc assoFs..ses u sh~,s
cas-, and wrought iron PIcugha, woaGe shey d.
fer at manufacturers prices
l.5 Hall. wrognt IRON Ploughas wt&heas
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JEFF 3 RsoH.
SODA LAKE HOTEL.

EVIJsH I1NN1s IUV IzE1e
lss6sI the publc that they hsve tskse 49,
Of the Soda Lake Hotel. altsated y ~ M
Of Jefferson, Cass county, Texas. IT. q
prepared to accommodate all who pay ~
thea, with call, with the best that ~ essol
sGords. y. II. ELIlA
J.ELllOTT,
PreScisws.
en. Nfc..h o. IAN aaa q
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rG,WIDlLl T. EDWARDS, Copper. Tin.
i end Sheet Iron Workers, No. Is New
levec. between Grsvier and poydrns Streets
ase prepared 10 do all kinds Of work in the
4 owe line Steamboat and Plantation work
done in the best naawucs, IN the shortest notice,
on Tho most reasonable teru,e. Also, on hand
4 large a.ssstment VI Cooking, Niesm Boat,
and bar Raom Stoses, Of every size and de-
s..iption; also. all kind Of House work,
such an Gutter Pife, Spout, &c. All orders
thankfully received, and promptly attended to.
TWlBIl.L Il EDWARDS.
New Orleans, June 40, 1880. M
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sWlnrs, rRAvATs, AvDKERcutETs, NC.
Superfne all linen shirts, stitched
bosoms, $3.50 TO A,j0
Superinc muslin shirts, linen
bosoms and colars, 100 10 2,75
French bingham and calico shirts,
Hickory, check, and negro shirts,
Merino, flannel. gauze, brown, white, and pink
undcrsbirts and drawers,
SIX undcssh,rts and drawers,
Very rich styles, fancy crasats,
italian AID French black silk cravats,
Silk and linen hadkcrchcfs,
Linen border handkerchiefs,
I.iren and SIX goscs,
Black kid gloves,
Cotton, merino. md linen half hose,
Alk and gingham umbrellas, &c.
Also, trunks, vaiscs. and carpet bags
ALFRED MU.NROE.
No - Magazine 81.
NAV 10, 1880. d0y
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CssiwallsIes I~~t, Ls.s II SAr,rrpoa
~ LEWIS 4 co, GensraI Groetrs:
W Wins, Liquors, Pr"eisioas. Ship. Bon.
srj Family Nores, No. ~ Gsavief at. corner
Of Trhoupitoulas. New Orleans.
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PLANTERS norm,

PLANTERS HOTEL,
Corner Camp and Canal ST.. Nsr Orleans.
- THE undersigned, clerk in the above
house for several years pas,, begs leave
QlN to inform the public, that he has pur-
chased the furniture aud effects Of sad esiab-
li-hment, and taken n lease Of the premises, and
promises that no exertions on his part, shall be
wanting TO make lhs patrons Of his house, com
Portable, while his prices, (bejng from 81 so to
$500 per day, according 10 the rooms occu-
picd,) will not exceed two-thir,is the amour,
charged for similar accommodations, by other
principal Hotels IN the city.
W. MURRAY, Proprietor.
New Orlcnns niQv
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- w. POWELL, Receirinc and Fcrnard-
III ing Merchant and Cotton Factor, No. -
Natchcx street, New Orleans, la.
Refers to: VIM. II. Cobbs and J. II. Fync,
Pors Caddo, Texas. NIL
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Nett y. Hoyt, CIisssa ss.A. Pswo. 4. Grows.
HOYT, FORD, 4 GRAVES Factors end
1 l Ce~nissis~ MsrcA1Ms, II 81. CharIvs
street, New Os|eaaA plov
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~ N. ADAMS, Attorney al i~r, MLrsAall.
Y 70 Harrison county, Tcsa. n3S ".
INJURY FIELD, Attorney al Lar. Ad-
LID dress. EIysisn Fields, Harrison county,
Texas n33 ".
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WILLIAM A. IilII Attorney al Lar, Mar
w shall, Texas. n37
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.. \. LossLsS. ~. LrrTLty0sS, San MEsDEksos
T ONOLEYy LtTTLEJOllN, 4 CO.. Who'e-
IL ssk Ornsers, No. 80 Magazine street. Cor.
u14ef hatchery New OFleana. nt9y
ns)sv 10, Mes.rs. Try & Ward, IeAtrson;
Iarrsnt 4 Henderson, Cossieana--Texas.
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Course Of study: ana osssgss ~ =

oto0, TWoaty Wee8A
PRIMARY DErARrMgxr.-Orthogr
Reading, and writing. per session o. ~.
five months. WV
SECOND JuSIon CLAss.-Eicmcntary les
sons in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, Watts
onihe mird, Botany, Geology, Ny. ~
thoiogy, and History. vIS~
MIDDLE CLAss.--Chcmistry. Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Science, Mcntsi PHI
1osophy. Evidences Of Christianity
Political and Domestic Economy.
Astronomy, Algebra, Ancient and y
Modern Languages commenced y"
SENIOR CLAss.--Ancicnt and Modern
Languages completed, Geometry.
Trigmonetry, and review Of form. n.
or Atudics -
Composition throughout the course.
extra incidental expense for pnP -
per session
Drawing and Painting, each ~.
Embroidery and Wax Work, each - -
Instrumental Music.
Use Of Piano cxtm
Tai,iom payable at the end OF each ~ -
Pupils will be charged from tho time
trance, until the close of the scssion Deose'
made for protractcd sicknesA.
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MERRY. HENDERSON, L. co. Com.
~ mission Merchants, 60 Magazine street,
New Orleans ni0y
R.trr 10 Mcs-r-. Try d Ward, Jefferson;
TaTrant + Henderson, Corsieana--Tcxns.
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\'IRGil. NJ. DUBoSE, Attorney at Lac
\ Marshall, Harrison county, Texas. 39y
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j. iiltss vsads,s. A. n. N d. p,oisssor 81
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~ A. PATlLIO, Attorney al Lac, Marshall
L Harrison county. Texas. nj
(tASEY ASKEN, Aaorney al Lac and
~ Notary Public, Marshall, Texas. NAG
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7. rORBEs. q. FORBES
IN e. q. FORBES, Groeers and dealers in
l. Western Produce, No. 80 Tehoupitoulsa
street, New Orleans. maj v
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IT FYkE, Attorney at i.ar, Carthage. Pa
Ill. nola county, Texas. s9y
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.

lrINIE Executive Board OF Managers, arPo'a''
j ed By marshall Lodge No. ~, announce v
the public tina, the ID session Of tho !uss'tak
will commence on the i7,h February andts W
charge OF the Faculty Of Teaches, to wit
Rev. Tho. y. WILSON, President
Mrs. EMMA w. Boxlony Wee Principal.
Miss ELIZA BURTON, Primary Department.
Miss AIAnlLLA JgSSErT Juxg, Mns'c issss
- Drawing and Fancy Ws&
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r. fELr, r siAa>, j. ithtiHf
IDEET, SIMstS, e. Co. Wholesale Dsnfers
] IN Dry Gosds, Nc. rs Magazine street, New
Orleans nl9y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-24
A Kiss for ARlOW.

George IN moment Of passion struck
his sister in the face, but the sister instead
of flying into fit of anger, threw her arms
around his neck and kissed him, saying
% brother how could you do sol"
The poor boy was wholly unprepared
for such kind return for his blow. He
could not stand before the generous affec-
ton of his sister. His feelings were touch
ed, and he bust out crying.
His gentle sister took the corner Of her
apron and wiped away his tears, and
sought to comfort him by saying, with en-
dearing sweetness and generous affection,
Don't cry, George, you did not hurt me
much But he wept the more. No won
der it was enough to make any body
weep.
But why did George weep ; Poor lit
tie fellow! Would he haze wept if his
sister had struck him as he had struck herr
Not he. But by kissing him, as she did,
she made him feel more acutely than if she
had beaten him black and blue.
Here was a kiss for blow, love for an
ger, that is what is meant by overcoming
evil with good.
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Hit and Humour.-Ihe following is
trcm Valentine volume Of Wit and Hu-
mour, twill be recognised as part Of
one of his lectures, by those who have
laughed themselves sore over it.:
"Mr. President, / wish friends In the
fore part of the meeting would speak up,
SO friends in the back part Of the meeting
can hear what's going on in the front part
of the meeting. Friends in the back OF
the meeting feel as much interested as
friends in the fore part ofthe meeting; and
it is highly necessary that friends in the
fore part of the meeting should speak up
SO that friends settingin the beck part Of
the meeting can hear what's going on in
the front part of the meeting. And, there
fore, | say that friends in the fore part OF
the meeting would speak up SO thai we
setting in the back part of the meeting
could hear what's gong on in the front
part Of the meeting, it would be very sat-
lsfactory to friends in the back part ofthc
meeting"
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The Blind Mother.

BY ABBY ALLIs.
Saw, shall never see thy face, my child
My heart is full of feelings strange and Wild
A mothers hopes and heartfelt Joys are mine,
My soul is filed with gushings halt divine,
And never more, my child, am | alone.
Since thy young heart doth echo to mine own.
But shall Ecyer see thee can il be,
That all may gaze, my precious boy, on thee,
And yet the heart thai loves thee most, turego
The dearest pleasure other mothers know
This, this is nnguish-agony refined.
Oh God, forgive me Baby, am blind
Yes, ycs-I never knew before,
The depth ofmy aiiliction-oh, for power,
For one short thrilling moment, child, TO gnze
On thy sweet tiny face, that others praise;
And yet | must not murmur; God is kind;
But This IS darkacss-now feel I'm blind,
Nay, do not start, my child, it was tear
That wet thy brow;thy mother, boy, is here;
And though may no; see thee, yet feel
Thy velvet check against my BOSOM steal;
And none eau harm thee there no hand unkind
Shall touch my darling, even though am Blind
List--list-it is thy fathers step hear;
Now let me smooth my brow, press back the tear;
He shall not find me weeping, when so blessed,
With thee my darling, Graded on my breast;
But could only see thee Yet God will
Be donei Peace trobbing heart, be still.
We are alone again, he never guessed
What yearning anguish filed thy mothers breast;
When he did praise thy features half defined,
He quite forget that his young wife was blind.
And yet, when his fond arm was around us thrown,
His lip half trcmbled when it met my own.
Oh, should he e'er repent him he hath wed
A being burdened with "a dread
Should he grow tired of one SO frail and weak,
My hear, in that dark hour, would JOY to break;
Or should his lip grow cold, his hand unkind,
God help me, baby, then indeed I'm blind.
But shall l never see theci Yes, my boy.
Some future hour my heart shall know that joy
1t may not be earth, but in the skies,
vet shall gaze, my darling, in thine eyes;
SO viii patient be, for God is kind,
For in yon heaven not one eye is blind!
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TERRY & SHIELDS I
Insurance.


CONNECTICUT-$2G0,O 600 CAPITAL.-This
Institution having the largest capital, and that
cnptal secured under the sanction and approval Of
the chief accounting Office ofthe State presents ad
vantages and security the assured unsurpassed by
those ofany company. in the United States. Con-
durting its business the joint stock and mutual
plan, it combines all the benefits and privileges Of
two distinct companies, with only the expenses Of
one.
The principal of Life Insurance is based on sound
mathematical calculations, and admits of varia-
tion. ultimate security being the primary object
to be obtained, this company will do business on the
lowest rates of premium that can be adopted and
afford requisite security 10 the insured and pcrpe
tuity to the institution.
Benefits Of Life Lasuraaee.-The great and espe-
cial object Of Life Insurance. is to the wife
and children against want and misery after the
death Of the husband and father; though il is pract
cally useful in a great variety Of other cases.
"Life Insurance is the poor mans wealth. and
good investment for capitalists at is an instm
tion," says Chambers, contemplating unmixed
good to mankind"
Have you adebtor who you are confident viii pay
you fhis life is spared for fcw years Get the a
mount of his debt insured on his life and you there
by secure your debt.
If you own property incumbercd by mortgage
| and Indebtedness, such would involve your fami
ly should you be unexpectedly removed, get the a
mount of your Indebtedness insured on your life
and you thereby relieve them of this embarrassment
and disencumbcr your estate.
Do you wish to provide given sum for child OF
attaining majority This can be accomplished b,
deposite with this Company.
Terms and Conditions Of Iasurance.-The Com
pany will grant Insurance lives upon the mutual
principle, and also upon the oint-stock plan at low
er rates. Persons may effect Insurance theii
own lives, or upon the lives Of others.
Policies will be granted in the usual form, paya
BILE after DEATH or for a term Of years, upon the
party's arriving the age Of 40, As, so, 55 co
his option, in either free from the claims o
creditors.
The charter permits the granting of insurance OF
life in every FORM including the right of wife, chill
drcn, parent, relation friend, insure the life
another for their own exclusive benefit
The assured on surrender of life policy at any
time after three years, will receive its equitable valus
in cash.
A. r. WHITTEMORE, JR., Lynehinrg,
Agent for Virginia.
DIR. VIM. Otway Owen, examining Physician.
Feb G--iv