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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-11-29
T!,r eastern 5ljoremon.

U-Ihe Snow Hill Shield, copies our
article in reference to Mr.. Pearce and
the Vice Presidency and remarks on it,
as follows:
"We second most heartily the views
of our neighbor, in reference 10 the Sc
lection Of Mr.. Pearce; and can only
complain that he is IA ther stealing our
thunder," in not stating with his usual
frankness, by whom Mr.. P's name was
first proposed. We think the "Shied"
is entitled to the credit in publishing the
first communication in which attention
was called to Mr.. ''s superior claims
and fitness for the place. Remember
friend, that having been the first paper
in the State to hoist the Taylor FLAG, and
TIE first in the Union 10 nominate Mr..
Fillmore for the vice presidency we are
little sensible uron the point of priori-
ty in such matters. We always like to
be foremost in good works"
The first paper, we believe, which ma
med Mr. Pearce in this connexion was
The Cumberland Unlonist. We never
saw it in The Shield; but The Shield
does not reach our Office of late, once IN
three months.
Iy~Yhe Snow Hill Shield states, that
on Sa ,urday, 18th, whilst MIR. George
P. Spence was correcting slave named
Daniel, belonging to the estate Of the
late DR.. John ;. Spence, for insolence,
he accidentally gave the negro a blow
with the end OF an umbrella in the right
eye, which has occasioned the entire
loss of it.
LA writer in the Cambridge (Md.)
Chronicle suggests the Hon. Reverdy
Johnson as the Wing candidate for Vice
President of the United States.
u Somerset County Court meets at
Princess Anne on Monday next. The
Hon. Ara Spence, the newly elected
Judge will not qualify until after the
close of the term.
1.-THE Kent News says that some
of the farmers of Kent county have Kill
led their pork, 1t has been selling in
Chestcrtown, at So per hendred lbs.
I-The Ccntrevile Times has re-
ceiyed from Mr. VIM. Smith sample
Of superior flat turnips, some of which
are large enough to make family dn-
ner.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
NEN FIRM.

II BROWN, j., bces leave to inform III,
~. customers and the public gene rally, that
he has associated with him in business >anu,
b. Foard Esq. and the business will hereafter
be conducted under the firm of Brown & Foard.
They Lave JUS opened large and superior
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, embracing the
latest varieties ladies' and gentlemen ms dress
goods, also great variety Of stapls and fancy
articles. all of which they are offering al prices
unusually low.
They invite their friends and the public 10 ca|l
and see their goods. as they are confident Hat
their stock cannot be surpassed in this market.
oct. IL. BROWN & FOARD.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

The duties Of this Institution will be resumed
on the 29lh of October.
In the Scen'iic School now connected with
the college, young men in advance of our asale-
mics. enjoy rare facilities i'll preparing for p,ac-
teal life. In the NcrcsnHie Department Z
thorough business education ma! hr lad. In the
Igrtc"EWal Department special attention 10
given TO .lgricu!'ura! chemistry. Thee i. vl,o
a TG"c'cf's Department and Department f.
.N0aern Languages.
NEWARK ACADEMY op.as on the s.ne
day (29th ofOcl.) Applications f,i admission
should be made early. Term hil SIS. Tor
circulars giving full information. address,
Rev. W. 5. F. GRAHAM
81. L
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2S.

The Treason ir1als. The Circuit
Court met again this morning at 10
O'Clock to proceed with the trial of Cast
ner Hanaway, indicted for treason.
The Court room, as heretofore, was
densely crowded, but the utmost deco
rum prevailed. The prisoner; who is a
young man of about 80 years of are, of
tall and slim person, displays much self
possession.
Six more jurors were swornin this
morning, making eleven in all. The
following is a list Of their names:-Rob-
ert Elliott, Themas Connolly, James
Wilson, Peter Martin, Robt. Smith,
John Janken, James W. Hopkins,
El hiram Fenton, Solomon Newman and
Jonathan Wainwright.
The twelfth juror was chosen, but
was not sworn, because the Jury could
not separate if all were sworn. To-
morrow being Thanksgiving day, the
Judge adjourned the court TIL Friday
morning.
" "A hdi hun llo II'DIt llSllt " Say
an uncivil thing, than to act one; no
more right to cay rude thing to anoth.
er, than to knock him down.
1t is said that since the Li1uor Law
went into operation in POI tland, Maine,
crime has decreased in that city sereuty
per cent.
u Mr.. Todd, late Minister to Brazil,
is to be pro1ered public dinner on his
return to his home in Ohio
1.-THE Louisiana sugar crop, it is
said, will show remarkably fair aver
age throughout tn State.
GFQueen Victoria sent her phvsi-
clan, Sir Jas. Clark, TO offer his profess
sional services to X ossuth.
GFMr. Cough, the temperance lee
turer, is addressing crowds at the TIE
mont Temple, Boston.
VIM. Baird, tried at Whining
ton, Del for arson. has been acquitted.
. -,
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Robert Swift.
Importer OfEOreign Fancy Goods

OF Paris, German and English manufacture:
" Toys, States, Baskets, Dolls and Doll Heads,
81. No. BIZ MARKET Street, live doors abov,,
Mn TIL Street, PHILADELPHIA. Orders from
the country are solicited for all description of
Toys, such as Musical Toys, Dolls, Drums,
Fancy Bu:cs, Noail's Arks, China, Def and
Britannia SGaall Tea Sets. Games in great va
rirty, &c. Also, Imported and Domestic Eask-
cts, Sleigh Bodies, always on hand, al the low-
cs: cash prices. philadelphia, nov ~ 1t.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE., That thr sat-
l. scriber of Cecil county, as obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said cOun'y letters CT adj
mnistration on the personal estat,of
Martha S. Sewail,
late of said county deceased. All persons hey
ing claims against the said deceased. are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the V, lchels
authenticated, on or before the
7lh day OF November, 1852,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted TO
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment Ia tn" subscriber. Given under nv
hand this 22nd day of November, 1851.
FRANCES D. SEWALL.
Nov - 6w Admir-.
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Many other substantial consider ations might be
be presented, but | shall leave the subject here,
presuning enough has been said 10 bring IT,
subject OF Health Insurance before the minds Of
these, who are much better qualified 10 present
It's advantages tlan myself
] will remark that Mr.. Joseph Taylor, of
Eliton, san Agent for the Association, and au-
thorized 10 take applications.
{. ALEXANDER, Gen. Agent,
Of the NJ. u. A.
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CIV
Ri>ing Sun Hotel mt Private Sale

TOGETHER with from sixteen to eighteen
l. acres ofhighly improved land situated in the
village of the Rising Sun, Cecil county, Mary
land. This village is rapidly improving. there
having been recently erected in said village,
Machine Shops and Iron Foundry. and is alto
@ether desl able situation for public business
being well provided with suitable buildings,
such asa substantial Brick House. barn, shed.
ding, carriage houses, ice house, corn crib, glan-
airy, wood house. &c.
Apply to the subscriber on the premises
Nov l3 81 GEORGE HOSKISS
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NInSls TO GIVE NOl ,CE. TLai 1lc sail
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,

That the subscriber of Cecil county has oh
tained from the Orphans Court Of said county
letters OF Administration on the personal estate of
Edward Lamb.
late Of said county deceased. All persons hay
in" claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thcrcofduly authenticated, on or before the
2lst day OF October, 1852.
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
TO said estate are requested to make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber. Given under nv
hand this 22nd day of November. 1851.
ALEXANDER HILL.
Nov22 6w A,]ur
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NEW FILL GOODS
In Store Opposite the Court House.
b. f. MAY

HAS received a fresh supply of Fall Goods,
Ill which he respectfully invites the public to
call and examine.
Cloths, Cassimcres, Tweeds, cassinetis, Ken
lucky jams, Fiannels woollen and cotton IN va
rious colors, Ladies dress goo''s. Exhibition
robes, Chene plaids, Persian dclaincs, chene
challe ruby delainrs, Thibet cloths, French me
rinocs, Apaca>, Mouslin dclanes, Silks Prints,
Ginehans, Bay State Shawls, Bleached and bro.
muslIns, cold cambrics. bed ticking, White
goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Trimmings, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Qucensware, Groce-
ries, sc, SC.
Elkton, Oct. 1851.
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber ha. several Tact, Fl Land
lying near Elkon and North East. for sale. Ne
will sell ON favorable terms in lots TO suit rui-
chasers. THOS. s. THOMAS.
Two or three tenant, wanted fer small Farns.
North East, Aug. 80, If
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UDr. E. Morse, ofW atertown, Mass,
aged 81 years, was one of the delegates
appointed to the Webster convention
IN Boston, on Tuesday.
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Willis Rutter.

Respectfully informs the Public that no i.s
received the
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS,
and Is prepared /" made gcntlcmen's clothing il
the neatest manhrr, Call al the ''BAIAAR"
door to the Post OAcc.
Elk!on, March % 81.
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81 HsV WING.

IfiE. undersigned, n practical Surveyor, in
forms the citizens of Cecil county, that he will
attend TO surveying land in all parts ofthe coun-
ty, and respectfully solcits business. Post
Office, Shelemiah, Cecil county, Md.
Nov Is If JAS. THOMAS JAENET
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TIDE WATER CANAL.-Twenty four
canal boats left Havre de Grace, Md,
on Monday, in tow of steamers, for
Philadelphia. They were loaded with
-four, wheat, lumber, pig metal; &c.
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John A, J. CresWeli.

"A Mousc. al Law '"''s opposite NE Co"
Elkton, Nov. eff
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A fashionable one horse carriage. nearly new
nfor sale; to be seen ii the wheewriehl shop
of john c. Tweed. Wilmington, to whom apply;
or TO the subscriber near Elk Ircn Works.
Nov Is If JANE T.. TWEED
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George Earle

4 ttorncy at Law. Eltton, Nd. Nirsen.Al
~ door 10 Torbcit's Store.
Dec. It'll 1850
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dtLOTPS, CASSIMERES; 7 W L + S
OJcars, Drillings, Muslins, brown and bleach
ed; Hardware, Queensware, Groceries, Boots
Shoes, Hats, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal, Salt
st. Ubes, ground al3m and fine. For sale By
anr 10 b, +. MAY.
P.S. CouR,rr produce taken in exchange Tor
goods at the highest marke, price.
CATERS .3.A'D SHOES.
A fresh supply OF Mrs. Smiths Caters; Jenny
Lind. buskin, medium sole, kid slippers and
chidrens Shoes; ior sale by b. +. MAY.
DEST BAY STATE AND WATERLOO
ID SIIAWLS, for sale by B. i. MAY.
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READ! READ!
Relief for Man and Beast.

Relief for Man and Beast.
The Horseman's Hope, or farmers Friend
4 arrangements are now made for supplying the
n public with this Grca: Remedy, which. has
been used with wonderful success by those who
have had an opportunity of testing its virtues.
No family should neglect to have supply, and
all persons employing workmen would 10 well
to have some by them, 10 be used in case of ac-
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T I. WELLS is now prepared TO make up
u goods TO order wiih ncatness and despatch.
and from lrng experience he feels himself safe
n ~ar'anlin. fit in any shape or style sfssr-
meat.
Ekton Hall Of Fashion, oppo.ite Iohn.on' Heel
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TIL E CECIL W HIG
% Reaocrs ano Correspondents.
BYp.C. RICKETTS,;

GIVE have, original, on the first page some
lines bv ELLEN G,ey'' To "INiRnie Mcirose,"
another of our correspondents; aud reply by
"Hamlctn to late article by IErs. FeH, in reia-
ton to Easland Hall-ifthal be It's name. We
suppose the parties are now square, and as the
subject is not one Of general importance. we
shall let it stop where it is; wishing always,
however, to hear from both parties, on matters
of general interest, of which few are better
judges than themselves.
give have also some good selected articles
on the first page. among them the amusing letter
of the inimitablc Jack Downing" and letter
on Agricultural subjects by Joseph Coulon Esq.
GJ-"The Death of OroniQs" by valued cor
respondent. has been received and will be PRINTED
next week
CJ-Our lrienl aud correspondent HIN. Pinh-
neg Etriag, Esq, has been admitted to tn Bar
at kcokuk, Iowa, and has .'hun" out his single"
at that place. We wish him abundant success
1--WE minated in our last paper tia, last
week would finish ourduics as rrhc officer; tut
we were lutlr too sangnnr, as it afterwards
proved. As will he seen by an article in refer
encc to the Commissioners, in another place, we
we've Obliged to continue in Office until yester-
day. when we were superseded by the election of
David Scott Esq: Mr.. Scott, is the bard t"O ah
DeN' alias '..ItseInlo;'' and is known 10 cur
rca.!crs as Il writer of very fine abilities. Like
the rest oflhe wnrblers Of song, he will fly lit
Tie way south this winter, as he "il exchange
the climo Of "Olh DeN' for the snnnjcr region
hcreabun;. This thing is certain, be is an ana-
bic gentleman, and will make a most excellent
clerk to the Commissioners.
rjy@.i new correspondent sends US the follow
in lines; with time and pains taking the writer
coull write passably well.
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TO TIE PUBLIC,

'he subscrihcr (not being engaged in arr oh
er bL siness) has resumed the practice of Land
Surve! ing. Convcyancing, &c. Being ac1usin,
ed win the different qualities of soil in ii.
ncighborh God. persons wishing to buy or sell
Land wou.,' find it to their ADVANTAGE to give
him a call. jETHRO JOHNSON.
Near North Fast, Cecil Co., Nd
June Ist 'JU--tf
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KNIGHTS COMPOUND SyPyp
OF BLACKBERRY ROOT

The most certain, safe, and ,hecis,ut rtr7-s,
ever discovered, for DiNrrLua. Ny,eL,r,,,
Cholera Morbus, &c. For sale By
aug. %. WIN. TURBERT.
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CHE.7PEST YETI!

V|-M. ToRBERT is now Offering lot Of Season
w able Goods, such as VI de LANES, Lawn.
and Prints. (kcpt over from last summary at
prices greatly below their value, (cost not con-
silercd,) such bargains are worth looking for.
Please call soon, As they are going off fast.
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Henry GsaV.

We fin the following in the Louisville Jour
nal. The author introduces il as follows:
''llow is good and great and giorioes old Hui.
friend T.! He has been more freshly call.,! to
Any memory to-day, though an evergreen in cv-
cry Wing heart. by a plaster medallion Of linn
sent me by T. Jones, the promising sculptor OF
the West, now in New York. In a group Of
gentlemen aImiring It's simi!luIc, Loco pes
ent observed by way OF tannt, ..il's very GOOD,
but mherc noe is Ciny!" Iscnd you the aaswer,
believing il will be welcome in your Journal
however weak a vndca,on it may be. ami
though published in somewhat similar shape
some years since in the Detroit Adverliser.''
Where is he! Ask the mighty host
or freedom in our native land!
A million voices Will respond.
While each one proudly claps his hand
To his warm heart, and with tear
For him they honor, answcr-here!
Where is he? In the frozen North,
In the vast empire of the West.
In the sweet lowlanls ofthc South
That rallying maine is known aud blest
On land, a watchword for the free
The sailor shouts it on the sea!
Where is he? Far beyond the reach
VI ms Hefce nnlorgivIng Toes
In vain does malice strive to crush
Colossal genius with its blows
The arrows winged with envous aim
Break on the bright shield of his tane
Where is he! When the would-be great,
The party pgmies of to-day,
Are all forgot, mankind will weep
Around the hallowed grave of Clay!
Where then will be their names who dare
Defame him! Echo answers-where?
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Later from 7eras and Merico-Treaty
With the neutrality-suspicious.
Re1ntorcements-Accad.nt to the
Steamer Union.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 26.
The steamer Louisiana has arrived
here, with Texas dates of the 21st
Col. Rogers had effected treaty with
the Camanches Indians, and had recov-
cred from them 81 captives.
1t twas reported that Carvajal had been
reinforced by a body of 400 Americans.
The steamer Union, for whose safety
some apprehensions had been felt, arri-
we'd here to-day, from New York. She
broke wheel on the 18th, which was
the cause other detention.
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LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS COOr,

LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS coos
BLACK Gro de Rhine, Chameleon Gl.s.
FESllk>, Brocade do. Fouard do, Broeaa.
SILK Poplins, Plain do, hiyh colored Batis,.
Bcrrge de Lainrg MuuSln do, silk Lustr.,
Linen do, printed Cambrics, Lawns and Gar
hams; together wllha lal sc assortment ofTi,n
mngS. Fiandkcrchics, Gloves end Hosiery
apr 10 For Sale by WM. TDRBfFT,
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Gy-Queen Victoria sent her physi-
clan, Sir Jas. Clark, to offer his profess
sional services to X ossuth.
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VIM. Baird, tried at Whining
ton, Del for arson, has been acquitted.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

All Cdsea OF
NERAL EBlLITY, As'
Strengths ming the weakened body giving tone 20 inc
organs, ard inyisorstinS ue enule sys'sm'
Also in FITS GRANT rARALlSiS and fALSl,
DvspEpsjA on INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM,
- ScTIF. and CHRONIC, G0UT, EPILEPSY, LUM-
BAGO, DEAFNESS NERVOUS TREM0RS, PAL
PITATlON OF The HEART, APOPLEKY, NEU (
RALGIA, PAINS the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER
COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURV
AZURE of the sPiNE, HIP COMPLAINT, DIS.
EASES of the KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY OF NERV.
Gus aud PHYSICAL ENERGY, and all NERVOUS
DISEASES. which complaints arise from one simple
cause-namely
A arrangement Of the Nervous System.
90 In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and
Medicines increase the disease for they weaken the
vital energies of The already Frustrated systems while
under the streng thenng, hegiyng, vtslizing infui
OF Ga!vanism as applied BY this beautiful and
wonderful discovery the exhausted patient and weak
ened sufferer restored to former health strength
elasticity and vigor
The great pee ularity and excellence Of
Dr.. Ch,istis's Galvanic Curatives,
the fact that they and disease
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24

BE .3UTI
Complexion richly tinted with the bloom Of health
With skin pure and fair par.a1 marble
Soft and sweet as the fragrant rose
Teeth sound and white 5 aabaser,
Breath of sweetest fragrance and lips of coral tint,
With flowing ringets ans glossy locks,
Luxurant dancing gracefully DER the swan like
neck,
No dark rcpulsvc spots to mar the pleasing picture,
Or to cast dull shadows DER beatty . master piece.
R.7DW4YS INDICATED soap.
Composed of the delicious ard fragrant gums
OF -xtracts, oils, and costly essences
Of flow Hrs, roots, tree s. and orr, ntal plants,
Possessing Gnd erous virtues Or skin diseases.
TO TIE COMPLEXION ITLNP4RTS BEAUTY
BY cleansing the ekin from sll eruptive mafer,
Makes clean the pores, gives action :" me capiiiaries
by which all poisonous hiinlors are ejecte4.@
And i.-a.thy action TO tho skin restored
TO the Tee til it gives whiteness and prevents decay,
1t makes the skin soft sweet and smooth,
Transforms the most repulsive and tsfgured visage,
To clear and beautiful complexion.
R4DW.4Y'S CIRL1SSL7yN Balm
lmparts nurimeut TO the hair
Makes il strong, glossy, rich and !uxuriant,
Cieanses the scalp from dandruf,-gSes action to the
bulbs
Fasens the hair upon the scalp. and forces 10 grow
To dress the hair, make it smooth and glossy
Strong and beautiful, &c.
Radcays CrcassiGa Enln is the eine plus ultra"
4yPrice 25 Cents per bottle.
RADWAY & CO, Practical Chemists,
l62 Fulton street, n. Y
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Railway & Co. in Dubuque.
July 1851. No. 46-ly.
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ACh.pter 81 pe1,nitionsia.

Lore The electric spark communicating be
tween two human galvanic batteries.
Faith-The rock upon which knowledge i.
built.
Poetry-The language in which the Book oil
Nature is wri?ten-thoSe who can translate i
are called poets.
Truth-A moral diamond, upon which the
file of fa!sehocd wastes itself without making
an impression.
Wsath-The sum that gives content, wheth
er one dollar or million.
Happiness. A butterfly. which, when pur.
sued, seems always just beyond your grasp, bul
if you sit down quietly may alght upon you.
Books.-Evaporation from the minds Of grea,
men, condensed as to be perceptible 10 the
sense Of the multitude.
L,fc.--A masked ball, where in struggling
through the crowd, and trying to penetrate the
disguise of our neighbor, we are apt to forge,
our own parts, until the waning lights warn us
of the time to depart.
not believe reflects our own destiny, until we
have bought it.
Honor.--A suit of armor, which cannot be
too guarded, for a breath my leave a stain be-
yond the power of-man to remove
Beauty.--A sun which dwelis in the souls of
all. but shining through different mediums,
does not always throw the same light upon the
same objects.
Thogkt.-The telescope searchings of mind
not content with viewing the phases Of life on
ly in outline from distance.
Cnlumny. A serpent, which while striking
it's faDga into another, is silently coiling its folds
around the propegator ready to turn upon him.
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KENTUCKY gUAL
Life Insurance Company,
a, Couinsto Ky.
ENpS.,rnrnsnn ES..van ssu(eA ON0

fs1fy5 Company offers to the insured, al, the security
and advantages of the Mutual and Joint Stock Plans
ae heretofore applet combined namely ia cash. of tho
percentage required for the contingent risk Of the year,
adcquate Sut excessive provision for the future
y of members for the whole term Of e we! an e.lna
BILE interest in the aeeumalafsg fu secured 10 suc e-
bers pay able death, by credits upon their poicles
a,s.ai tnd designed fer tbs permanent secn.y OF snort
MEMBERS and also for the present security Of those
for the whole tenn OF life.
This is the only tua! Life Insurance Company whose
rates Of premium are fixed Fair reduced standard with
provision fer an annually increasing accumulation o:
funds flor future security in exact proportion to the amount
Of business and increasing risk from advancing age OF
the members
Pamphlets Tracts, &C, giving in detail the plan and
rates OF the Company furnished gratis and appleat toI
Insurance received by CikAS. CORKERY, Agt.
G. w. scoTT, Medical Examiner
Dubuque Aug CIV.