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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-26
ny pYs.Ik = MeGUIHh., Aue.,onser..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUoTloN.-'n Mon
afternoon 18th September, premises, O'Clock,
shall sell valuable o being of No ., in No
together with consisting OF substantial
story brick dwelling aud back building
Republican House, owned and recently occupied
by John foy, esq.
property worthy of capitalists and
winch
IN the premises.
third balance in equal instruments OF and
" '' DYER & MCGUIRE
s,nto Auctloncers.
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By A. GREEN. Auctionecr.

VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT
AUUTioN-on Tuesday, the 30th shall SELL the
premises at o'clock good h.e story orek house COZ.
room which stands, II
square fronting Sixth between Pennsy
Missouri containing $50 feet
back The good built
the bestm Materials walls, and basement
Terms fourth the balance twelve, and
eighteen purchaser for the deferred
bearing day of deed given and deed
of rust taken, Tile indsputabie -
Aucuoneer.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-26

Tn. Nashville Union OF the 10Th instant says We
understand from a gentleman just from Holly Springs,
mississippi, that Jacob Thompson, esq, has Withdrawn
from the canvass for Congress in that district
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Odd eell0vs
Immense Success Week.
NE celebrated and original CARNGROSs FAMILY announce
Washington and vicinity that lhfy have taken
Hail. their nimubio
on WEDNESDAY EvEsIge September "a,
And continue every during week, with entire
change OF programme nightly.
Doors open al Il concert o al n O'Clock
cents, witch obtained The principal hotels
stores, and AT the Hail
sepa4-4t j. NICHOLS, Agent.
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CUM M EkClAL.


NKw YORK Sept rs, 1851.
The New York Tribune has YET oonuived reply TO
he fraud Which fastened upon il in fssying the table
Of receipts OF produce New odeans IL continues each
day It's staggering missatements, but Is blind aud deaf
and dumb 10 the proofs of s ergvefsatoas / shall
repeat It's table here, in illustration ofGfeeley,sm
Reed at N. Orleans
" OF yoc9Vuo
VI ioD'......
we Deg our feaders TO compare the quanuy
ceved al market by these great routes with thai
ceNsa from The crop OF 1915, and satisfy themselves that
he difference exceed 10 per cent while the popu
la'lon mas grown 10 or ~ per cent ~. Y Tribune
The receipts Of produces New Orleans have been as
follows, according 10 the true tables
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by A. GREEN, Auotioneer.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION--On Monday,
shall SELL the premises, at o'clock,
D. No
property south and streets % feet inches
each Sd and all adjoining, but will be
in whole contains about $4,000
square feet ,
giving day of sale deed
given n a deed Of trust taken.
- - A GREEN.
Sept 26-a Aueioneer
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National Hall.
Last night but Of the celebrated
MoNPLAIsIR FRENCH BALLET TROUPE.
Three ballots night,
FRIDAY EVENING, September %, 1851
The performances Will night
comic ballet, called
MONS. DE CARAgAs or, THE AWKWARD VALET.
Followed by
The beautiful poetic advertisement Of
AURORA
And concluding with the sublime tabeau entitled
LA MAYA DE sEvILLA.
The whole with the Interesting vaudeville Of
WHO SPEAKS FIRST
For particulars small Bills
OF boxes and paTquei so cents gallery, %
Secuted seats, rs cents
open O'Clock performance quarter
fore S
Box oce during the day, from 8, until when
ard boxes may be occurred
Sop 2o-lt
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Navy Dep ,rtmcnt, sept

Navy Dep rtmcnt, sept ~, 1851.
navy persons who have in
books which belong Navy Department
respectfully requested to return them -
Sent 26-dim Chief Clerk.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-26

General Houston is TO make Union speech at Hunts
,,le Alabama. on The fourth Monday of this month
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by Dyer & moGUinE. Au.t,.ne.r

VALUABLE IMPROVED PRoPERTY-on Friday sfterhoon
5 shall sell lot
square 36 fronting Is norrb, between
nd is west, a depth OF 100 feet
third balance In Twelve, and eighteen
satisfactorily secured the
expense Of purchaser.
DYER n MCGUIRE, Auctioneors.
NJ BTho above situated between brick houses, and
has well OF excellent water upon IT.
Sen ID
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Q- Board OF Healthy stated meeting of Board will
held on Saturday, 9th inst, at Al O'Clock, p.
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nv q. w. BorELER, Auet,one.r.

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT hUCTIoN-on
- Monday September 10 O'Clock, shall sell attha
residence oft declining housekeeping sruad on l5t
rst Of excellent collection OF house
furniture nearly In good order con
sisung In part OF, viz
Mahogany Sofa mahogany Fpring seat chairs
10 dvan. nabie-top centre table
Do and cker chairs
Pa or, chafuher, and step carpeung
Solar lamp and rirandoies
Diuna aud breakfast tables
Bsdsieads, beds, aud mattresses
to''et tables
Loosina gla--es and glass
Cooking and othe Stoves kitchen requisites, &c
undr So, s2s, credit Of
sixty ninety days. endorsed bearing
g, w. BOTsLtR,
Sept 23--5tf r WFSatkds Aucuoneer
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CHARLESTON, Sept n.
Sales oday and yesesdsY OF lis ba OF cotton
81 cents Tue market closed firm.
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THE MODERN FRENCH COOK practice, 9"' ~
L culinary adapted - Ws $3.50
embellishments for the Of pvse sn''5 ~ n
Elme francsteii. l volume syo., $40 pages, WIN "
Illustrations. Price 81 rs. ~,.uou rAyIop
seps ~ psNS" AN-
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NORFOLK, sept "a
The nted States ship Preble, Capt Craven arrived to-
day from London
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III IT, DUvALL, late Of the Arm Of Lusby 4 DuvsII
would and public
his
Hotel he nearly Opposite, will
ciobpe of the materials and
approved style general assortment of Eentismen %
uish,ng goods AWAY. on hand
ii-colwf
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New ORLEANS Sept "a.
TIE foreign news by the steamers Washington and AZ
has been received. Cotton ged-saes to-day
OF 5000 bales.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-01
re, QHccayrGrc, Boots, Slices 8. Hats.
GROC
Cheap Grocery Store.

EE ENRY NANDEHFOED respectfully in
Z 9 forms the public that he keeps constantly Oh
Land, a very superior stock Of Ciif.4P F.3.Ii-
LI GROCERiES, i.t the Storchcusr in llkton,
formerly occupied by John H. GIal am. His as
"Orlm"nt is extensive. aud comprises every aiti-
Gle pertaining TO Family GIocoy. SUGAR,
brown AMI Loaf, yciy supcrCr Ct:!ce, green and
roasted: Essence Of conc, Il great sayin" 10
huusc-hrcpcrs, during the rrc cut hi"h prices;
NJ lls-yS, \. Or!a ans, Porto Eico. and Cuba;
B"c"n, shoulders, miI,lings. and suear-crrd
ha~S; Lard Ncrrings ard Marlrrrl, ~ the / ar
rel or otherwise; Flour, by the basrrI, ur in ,ss
quantities; Bu"kwh,at and Corn meal; Sat;
cease and fine, BY the sack or hushcI. il n
kINS' GREEN AND BLACK tt AS. in metal
lie packages. coca, ChCc,.utc, mrstad, rCI Ter,
starch satrCtrc. 50 N, Saplutus 0i3 ~. hrn stone,
a!ispicc. cinnamon. mace. Gloves, singer aUI all
kinds Of spices; knives and forks. pewottI, shot,
AMI purruS~lon caps, ropes, tw,ncS, Blooms,
bgchctS, Hal's, yhGWla. hes, lahrs. queens
ware. stonc ware, 'arthCEwnrc, gl"ss and ROCK
iNGNAN-W&k Il BEAUTIFUL article; NOUS
ami boys prgGcI ani scwrd BOOTS, w,rrn's
AMI chii'rcu's lace boots. shoes aud ,iirlrr
MILL FEED, CORN, OATS, &c., always On
hand.
GIVE HIN \ CALI. His goods are IurcIa.rrl
with great care, AMI will be sold to tie :atisnc-
ton Of hi customers.
County produce taken in exchange for GOODS,
at the highest market prices.
Dec 1Slh 'IQ-oln
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EBOxsg.yyEs.f. A4ADHWg.

FNSIIIS Institution, deli EhtiIly situated in the
z western part Chester Co... Pa, in a neigh
horho0i distinguished for its morality, temper
anrr, intelligence AMI cminrnliy healthy Local
lian; will commence il ninth AM Winter SEES
.ion ON the first TUESDAY Of November.
The year is diyi tel into two sessions # five
months each. The course of instruction is
tGufongh. nculng IL" Sciences, Mathematics,
Languages and all the BRANCHES usually iaa5D il
classical schools.
Ycrms-O0" Hqifia .3drwWcc.
Boarding and Tuition, Winter Session, $1,000
do do Skinner DO 5000
Tuition per session, day >cJoInr%, 1000
Washing, per doz. 20
No other charges except Tor books and li@klS at
The principal lattcrS himself, that from TWEEN
" wears experience in impartng instruction to
young men. he las cluirrI the best methods,
and is satisfied that parents or %u1rlanS hayin"
| BOYS 10 educate, would be- advancing the Interest,"
| ibiih by placing them unicr his care: with
equally careful attention TO 'h" ccmtOIt cf those
over whom he has charge. md Win equally ctfi-
cicnt teachers. the expense incurred is net great
cr than is incurred al schools. where The charge
woul be from tn to fifty dolIa's more per SEES
! sion.
Thai ,hc public may have fuli couG lcncc in
the charnctcr aud ability q ,hr principal to
merit their ra'ronng"; reference may b" LAT to
| In" following @"nj"r"n:
Rev. II. steel, d. D., .Nb;ngton, MONTGOMERY
county, PA,
Rev. Dr. Nett, y. D.. Easrun, Pn.
Rev. Charles ". Nassau. nir Pr, siiynt Of La
Fa,ctlr Cci'c@c Ga,l'n. Pa.
Rev. David y. Juihiu. Grccnw eli, Warren
comfy. NJ.
DIR. Clarke Wo"lbory Nj.
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Nlietr.iollcous.
+ From The Rj,hmoHd Uhig. |
Union Hts.s.s ef.

Perish the hand that would destroy
The temple Of our slres
Perish the heart thai hopes for JOY
In itS's consuming fires
Let not the monster be forgot
Who darcs to light the fame,
Bet curse him with It traitors lot,
And with 4 traitors name!
Our lain,ing hopes refuse 20 die,
Our toiIcrin. bulwarkS stand,
And Freedoms banner still ilCatS n!"h
Der united Land!
The star that gems lis azure folds
MAY cease awhile 10 shine,
But trcmblc not! The arm tia, holds
The flagstaff, is divine.
While the dark raven BODIES despair
And still on fear rencwS,
The noble Eagle. high III air,
His onward way pursues.
He breads not There the tempcI'S wrath:
Though all its thundcrS roll!
But scars above the 'rmpest,s path,
EXullng, TO the goal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-01

YorNG CoLrs AND CATTLr.-All
young animals should be so fed ae 10 10
kept in good condition. 10 stint them
in their feed, is TO stint them in their
growth. Coed hay and grain are both
necessary.
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B. T N 4 7


The Oh Stand OPP este The Corr! Hapse.
fAFFERS to the public the following list of
UFall and Winter Goods.
CLOTlIS.-Ircnch, English and American,
in various cUlois; Cassimer"s. French. Doe skin,
and American; Cassinetts, Tweeds AMI Ken
lucky Jeans; Ncstings, satin, G@urd auI .y,oi,n.
Eo0ic5 DRESS GJo0s.
French Mcrinoes in various coiors: Coburss,
maroon, green, blue and scarlet Casimcres;
plain and figured Mouslin de Iaincs, hg'd and
plain Satin de China, Chameleon and Black
Silks; Alpacas, black and coIorcd: Gin@LamS,
Scotch and Amrrican; Prints, English and
American.
SHAWLS.-Ray State and Waterloo Slawls.
Welsh Flannel and Ladies Sack Cloths.
DOMESTIC EOODS.-- Muslins hlrachcd
and unbeachcd. cold camhrics. canton llannrs,
wooden do, bed ticking and linseys, Jacquard
diapers, towel diapers, clash, &c.
WHITE GGODS.--Cambrcs iackuncts null,
Swiss and book muslns. and ncts assorted,
French needle work collars and culls.
RIMMIN(iS.--FrngrS anps. cords, bfaidS,
buttons &c. Hosiery and cloves fer ladies and
gentlemen.
Uard~0rc QrccasmGrc, Boots, Slices 8. Hats.
GROCERIES,.
Molnsscs crushed AMI brown SUGARS. coffee,
burnt do, spices, &C., ground alum, fac .ack
and dairy salt, bacon, larl butter, c'uchcrS,
Flour, meal, burkWhCaI flour, poatCc", Sc.
n. B. County Produce taken nj market
prices in exchange For goods. Inny lG--tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-01

Charcoal, ground TO powder, is one Of
the best things ever discovered 10 clean
knives. This is late and valuable dis
covcry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-01

Nuke yoar own Co"dles.-Take -
ounces Of alum for every ten pounds OF
taliow, dissolve it in water before the
talow is put in, and then melt the tai
low in the alum water with frequent stir
ring and it will clarity and harden the
taIlow, so as to make a most beautiful
article, for either summer or winter use,
almost as good as spcrms,
# the wick be dipped in spirits oftor-
pent,ne, The candies will reflect much
more brilliant LIGHT inner. Farmer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-01

Wagons, Carts, tools and implements
of hushandry, should always be in good
order, and when not in Use, kept under
cover.
Gearing should be cleaned and greas-
ouce a month.
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PouLrGY.-lf you desire your hens to
lay, give flesh OF some kind twice or
thrice week, chopt up with their 9th
or food, fresh fish boiled and cut fine,
VIII answer as we'll. Fowls should at
all times be supplied with lime or old
mortar, broken fine. sand and ashes;
their pen house should be kept clean,
their nests clean and occasionally sup
piled with fresh hay or straw.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-01

4 LADY in this vicinity, consollng
her neighbor for the loss of her son, was
ansV e,cd in tears-''If Billy grahd'
mother is in heaven, | Lnow she won't
see Billy abused
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-03-01
ALFRED G. COLE,

Z
las hc rcvcn STYLES ofMmt"r Fashions and
i. rrr, i,rcd 10 make Goats, Vests and Pants, IN
ihr best and ncateSl Qarnel; warranted to fit.
His oil friends and the public al" requested to
,,iyc bi,narall Dec l--tf.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
SCHOOL ROCKS


ME subscriber is receiving directly fOm the
4 publishers, the iOllOAing SCHOOL BOOKS.
which H. offers TO ieaLheu aud Others on the
very HEsr terms;
Buiion's English Granmar;
Latin do
Greek do
Latin Reader;
Cesar;
Greek Reader;
Davies Arithmetic; Rays Arithmetic:
Comstuck's Philosophy WAITS on tho Mind;
Chemistry, Smcllies' Philosophy /;
a" EloculiOn; Davies Bvurdun;
kirkam's do " LegeHira;
English Ora nmnr;
Mitchell's Primary Geography, new cd;
Geography and Atlas, do
Ancient Geography;
Brrri,t's Geography OF the Heavens,
Virgil Dclphini; I.ovell's Young SpeHk er;
Horace 10 Nevin's Biblical Antiquities
ALSO. Porkei, Family and School BIBLES aud
IEsTAMTFTS; Miscellaneous, Law, and
Common School Books, of the kinds in general
use; Cap and Letter Paper; Note Paper; Envel-
apes, varr1Is kinds, Blank looks; Steel Pens
INKS; States and Pencils; Memorandum; Copy
Bonks; Engraved Notes; Music. Drawing aud
Tissue Paper; Port Folios and Albums, cct ,etc
All uf which will be sold cheap (ur cash, oil
approved country produce.
oct 9 JOHN BRAL.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
Great Revolution in Marble!

r ME 'ubscriber, having made ample arrange.
4 ments Tor IL large supply OF MARBLE, keeps
constantly on hand Nantes, Toombs, Monu-
mcnts. Head and Foot Stones, etc. He is con-
stantly receiving large lots ofltalian, Egyptian
and \ merican Marbles, which he is making up
in aslyle not surpassed in the United States. and
will sell mt II very small advance on cost. either
Wholesale or retail, and solicits all persons in
wanting, to give him II call.
lie viii also mrnish a beautiful White Marble
for Caps and Si!Is. steps, Fronts Pieces for
Doors and Vaults, Tile for flooring etc, very low
lie has also on hand a considerable quantity o.
Free Stone monuments, Toomhs and Head Stones
All sizes of Grind Stones, both Tor wet and dry
grinding, warranted.
nTN. B-Lrtteting done in the latest and
IN Isl beautiful sly les, in almost any ~Iangnage re.
.quired. MICHEL J. R"hAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov. SLY No. &c. Lower end of Market st.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
SAFE OF REAL ESTATE.

~ SATURDAY. the 10Th day of January,
~ 1852. at O'Clock, p. M, on TIE premises,
will be sold to the highest bidder. the following
Real Estate, rs the property ofPeter Nupp. late
of Harrison county, deceased. being the Farm
on which he lived and contains two hundred
and fourteen acres: Being the south cast quarter
Of section seven in township twelve and i'll range
five, continuing one hundred AMI sixty acres .
Also. the following described tract. being n part
of The west half Of the north .east quarter Of sec
ticn humber twelve, and iV township number e.
lCven, in range number five beginning ior the
same mt the southeast corner vt said hnlfqHarter
thence west ten perches; thence north f,nr and
one hhlfdegrees west. one hundred and ffTy-two
porcIlcs to the line Of said quarter; thence east
twenty-one and. eight tentt'E peTchrs; thence
south one hundred and iifty-one and four teuths
prrches to the place ofbeginning. go MS to contain
fifteen acres.
Also. the following tract or parcel ofland, he
ing III The county and Stale atorcsaid, being a
part CT the east alf Of the northeast quarter Of
section number twelve, Of township in number
eleven, and range number five, and peginning
for he same 1T The south west quarter Of said halt
%Quarier; thence east twenty perches to a post
thence north FIVE and one quarter degrees, Cnst
one hundred and fTty.threc peIches to the line o
said half quarter; thence west tlirty-two ant
one-half perches to Il post; thence south, alons
AhV ilhC Wv S''lN h"' IH"N' 'h'' 49, ""'
fifty one and lonr-tentlls perches 10 the place o
beginning, so MS to contain twenty-five Ecres.
Also, the foil wing desclibed tract or parcel
.and. hcing a part of the south-west quarter o
section number one, in township number twelve
in raage number FIVE, and beginning for The sam
Mt the southwest corner Of said section; then {
north eighty nine deglees, east one bundled nc
fourteen and one. fourth pelches 10 "a post i; thennt
north thirty mine degrees, west one hundred anC
eighty and one-sixth perches TO u post; theme
south one degree. east one hundred and forty r.
ches on said section line and the place Of begin
ming, and contains fifty acres-off of which las
me nttoned tract ofland the said Peter Nup in hi
life sold and conveyed to Jacob Shilling by dec
bea ring date March 20, A.. u 1885; the mets
and bounds OF which are particularly set forth j
said deed. Also, four acres more sold off N
sur tract by the said Nup, ~ his life time. I
Jacob Manbeck. which deed Of conveyanc
bears date March goth, A.. u 1895; the met,
and bounds Of which are particularly set fort
in said deed OF convey vance.
Terms Of rule.-One-third Of the purchase mi
ncy 10 be paid TO the Executor on tie day Of sal
one third in one year, and TIM balance in Nv
years with interest.
GEORGE SuAMBAUGH, 4
nOv26.6t Execvtor of Peter mp. decd.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17

E9- DR. Guysott's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, put up in the
largest sized bottles contains more of the
pure Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other
preparation cxtant, which is chemically COM
Dined with the extract of Yellow Dock and
the extract of Wild Cherry, thus making the
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any
S~ar$aparilla before the public. At the same
lime il is perfectly free from all mineral poi
sons, which cannot be said Of any other of
The ~oarsaparilla compounds. The invalid
should beware of poisons! Mercury, Iron,
Quinine, Potash, Iodine, Sulpher, Arsenic,
and many Other mineral and metallic poisons
enter into and form the active basis of most
of the SarsaparilIas and Panaceas of the day.
Guysott's Compound Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla does not contain a particle
of these substances; as any one can ascertain
by applying the necessary tests. Let all
poisonous ~Sarsaparilla preparations alone,
and use Guysott'S Improved Extract of yell
low Dock and Sarsaparilla, which is thorough
ly eificacious, perfectly harmless and purely
vegetable. All kinds Of disease yield to its
genial influence. See advertisement.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
ROM ONE OF TIE FIRST PHYSICIANS
IN MAINE.
TN S r NJ CE!

DY THE PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
} OF Hartford Conn. incorporated in 1925,
Capital stock. Annual Premiums, and Western
EnnI 81 .0o0,O0O.
The Merchants and HOnsehollers OF Cadiz md
Harrison County are respectfully referred to the
superior advantages offered TOR FIRE and MA
RINE Insurance by b. w. PmLLIrs. Esq, the
duly authorized Agent OF this Company.
BY the establishment, &G years siuca. Of a Con-
trail Office at Cincinnati. for the prompt settle
ment Of Western an0 Southwestern Losses. n
careful selection Of risks. the most unrcmittinr
attention 10 their dispersion, and prudence and
economy in all its transactions, the officers of this
| Company have had the satisfaction of seeing It's
usefulness and prosperity constantly upon the
increase dnring II long period Of years Many
other Companies have i'll the meantime failed to
discharge their just liabilities. having been wea-
kcned, and finally rendered bankrxpt, by II retk
less course OF business.
Insurance Companies ofthis stamp and chnrac-
ter are continually s~pringing up in various parts
of the country. 1t is not our purpose (by accept
ing premiums inadequate q cover the average
ANIMAL loss) to compete with such ire spOnsible
offices, whose object would seem tn be to collect n
considerable sum from lie operations OF one ar
two Seasons, divide the proceeds, and pay their
losses, or not. as expediency may dictate. On
the contrary, the PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY of Hartford. will mnintain its busi-
ucss upon a permanent and responsible basis. and
thereby secure a continuance of the patronage
! which has hitherto been so literally extended.
w. -. ROBBINS, General Agent,
for the Protection Insurance Company.
The Undersigned, Local Agent. is supplied with
Blank Policies and Renewal Receipts, which will
ne issued. covering approved Risks upon reason.
able terms. B. VI. PHILLIPS. Agent,
novI2 for Cahiz and Harrison County,