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sTEssEN0ERS psss IN aud IRON ~ y"
vi 900 ,apscs NJ Ut .hbutgh, W"eeS"'
.,A S,.bn,. vefin,ni ard Nassaoh1"'V
e,.,h,,e, Sullivan, and Rutland On" h"'"'b
pu Railroads 90 a.
Connections w,,h other 7onpon"s h'c ~
,,rsa -.a that al Expires Mister can ~ !
v,t1ri u,har, d,'sy Go any part ~ i'' "
.icd s,sur., Canssss, Frovtuces, or l"f'i''
We sesame M responsibility beyond Wv
pfniuns of DOR ro'itet
Gsn4ss, BsnL .No,e'. SP'~tt 'nd .u'''"""
a., s-ne,apy. fot atd"d wtth despatch.
NOTES, DRAFTS, Bii-i., WA
e,li,cied, pad 81 negotiated S''c"', -.
ducr. and .Ncr hsud,-c, bought q" t.'' '"'
eli siaas Of Erprcs' BnHncs' Pf"'iP'! "'""
seJ 10, .
Ia scnd,nr mnnry of parcels 81 c"nT'i' ~
a.. ,ai,e. TIC ,innuni mpst 10" stated, "''"'
go, We are not responsible 81 case Of '''@
l.. .onA the SUN ui my d"..iars ipt any on
ri'eri J., ..
Al racka 70. should sc made COMPACT =
~r,.u1le. mi M pactasr vail be t~crrl''d nn
les, N good order aud 5i''lnctly mar"'h ~
E,p+es. hus,nr.. ,hopli lie ccromp'"'
~iA, written ord re, uus'alci, and pcrs"ha"
.irued
Letter. canrr, ~ taken, y hctn9 pr"h'hi
81 " Inc Post Office Department
An pacsar.. should lc mafkod"Bf2~l""
E,rrcs-
rtne,pAl Office .R1,lload frohanro, Hos'"'
FISK II RICE, pf'ptftors
Pa,Tr - Fu,rss.A Agents, RutiaHd
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Piano FOrtcS for Sale
At L NJ w GOD INSTlT

At ELM w GOD INSTITCTE.
by WM. rESE, Pianist.
Agent for Bowchman and Gray l.. Dolcc's
'Campanee Attachment Piano Fortes.
The Pinno Fortes manufactured by Mcssrs.
b. II G.. are all warranted to prove %sntlsfac'
tory, and each one has the entire Metallic
Frame, with their valuable improvement, the
Metallic Damprr and Locket and Cases
Manufactured Nos. 4 and 6 North Pearl ST.
and 20 State ST. Albany, N. Y.
PRICES FOR 1851.
FIX eorAvEs.
Square cnsc, three pedals, grand action, .r
with Patent Dolce Companies t,ac mt S:E,
s Small round corner, 2W
Large SH"o
Four o'u
Seycn. 400
with moulding, 45o
Extra, 0uo
! Carved Legs, Louis The 18th style,
heavy carving Oh the front, back and
ends of the Case, with moulding, 700
| Six octave Piano Fortes without the .Attach-
mcnt, less $40; seven o~ctaves, less $50.
The subscriber would say that he is con.
Edcnt that any person hearing the Campo.
nee Attachment Piano, would purchase enc
other. They nrc certainly superior 10 any
/ other Pianos Pianos of the present day for
expression. Call and hear them at the In.
stitutc before purchasing else here. These
Piunosn are used by Jenny Lind at all her
Concerts, oR account OF the attachment.
Prof WV. Pr Sc Organist Il Pianist,
Principal Young Ladies Institute,
Uus,leton, VI April, 1851. ID
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fW NTRttI.
BOSTON

TN urictsgncd having enurtIy f''"l'
and cnlargcd the above rAi'nsiNe 'st'"''Sh
mcn,. containing IA all about In r'"n'
would respectfully gave notice that II lie no"
r~ady fer tho reception and accommodate" 81
the travelling community.
An r,irndrd notice &c Tho un~snrpass"e
c-,a,ruracicx &c .his House ls deemed su
! ptlnu-, us the numerous Improvements
| - ,urh have been made cannot be made can
me-, he property gwen IN an adFcrosrineut.-
/ suffice II 10 s'y that M expense has been
SPARED e. r.ndri; n lpafincnt perfect.
The furniture vaimadc expressly 10 ord'r
! republics uf cost. and certain portions "i u
csprcalis the drawing rooms, will Il" l'nnd
10 IL. of the mn>t beautiful and tasicin
I mangcictutc The dining rooms are cnri
cious, aud the hours Tot meals Will he ~
arranged Rs io suit the convenience oil II"
4 carly and late.
Every department " u be conducted IN nj
uucxc,piiont all. manner, aud the prupiir'v
~rlri.rs hi,eli TIM, the Amcticnn Ii"n-" 'i'a
/ hc truly ihs Tfa,ci,ts Homo. AZ -
Ian: l-5j. LEWIS RICE.
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PRICE TwSNTY-FIvR CENTS A BOX.
TIE POOR MANS FRIEND,

| Edward Young. Cahine, mskcr. ssCarvet +, In II.
| year IL was In lured by a plank falling on my ls1
II caused IL Ia swell and become inilamcd, and caus
ed the most Nv ihl uIcers and seies that L~fied III.
4kill and treatment Of the hest physicians Of Quebec
he place of my Icsidince al tbat time. Dr. Douglas.
me III the most p"pular surgeons, T. Quabus Tea
ID me there was litilc hope OF my recovery erss II.
came TO Boston, my limls weIc nov bo,c,h '
nd | applied to. DR.. fhslS-hst tried his skiil,tl
without any success. aAd I vas then induced to ca
| nion ir. Warsn, Who gave me some relief, hut ahcr
utmost a mass Of sures from my knees down TO sy
,nkles. scarcely allowing me TO rlrcp or res, day oi
| ,ighi. ] had read a great deal about Hu>sia Saivc
| hui having used so many advertised plasicrs and salvr
| aud tried 80 many thipgs that felt little interest IL
l the Russia Silvo. although repeatedly advised by M,
frleuds to Try il, was ton skcp'icai to do II. A,
length a innn brought me q box Of Russia Salve which
applied to my limbs as the directions implied.
really began 10 feel a acnsatiOn peculiarly pleasant
,bont my raging sores. went dawn to RsIiing 4
Co.'s 6 State street. and t"ueh, two boxes. I have
limbs are now, with the exception Of the scars, u,
perfect rs ever they were. The ulcers have healed
up, the sores have all disappeared, and hesitate mol
to say that by the time | have used tho fourth box o
the Russia Salyc, shall he cured. consider my
case one Of he -evorcst tests the salvo could possibly
encounter.
would add tina, having the -aive In my house
and a member Of my family suffering very much
from Piles, I recommended tho Use Of tho Kus-i,
Salve, and which cured them with great ease, and II
a very brief space u itiuo
Yours, very re~sncctmliy,
EDWARD YOUNG, - Carver 81. %I,estoR,
Orders should be addressed,
nEDDINC & co.
49-'n. No. . State street, Boston,
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EDUCATIONAL II
PuBLisHRp BY
ERASTUS II. PEASE & co.
81 STATE STREET, ALBANY

II OBINSON'S Astronomy, descriptive, physi.
~ cal, and practical. designed for colleges, acadc.
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former Professor Of Mathematics US Navy. and au.
thct OF Robinson's Algebra, Philosophy, &c, &c;
RoEINsoN's ASTRONOMY, for schools md
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ROBlNSON'S GEOMETRY, containing Geome.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers. being appointed by thu
w Hon. Probate Court for the district al
fairhsven, commissioner 10 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per-
sons agsins: The ettaie of Hannibal Hodcs late
Of Castieton in said district deceased, represent
Cd insolvent and siI months from the 18th day
of May last being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby gve hotee that
we will attend 10 the business Of oar said APP
pointment At the house Of Hyde Nestoyer Oh
the 9TH Tuesdays Of August ard tOctobor neG.
from ] o'clock uUtil O'Clock, y. NJ on each OF
aid days.
Dated Carleton, June -, 1851.
Is iirif WEsIovrr, ~f"mm!Fs!oG
{ UIEiH Aittwa rf'
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RUTLAND AND WASHINGTON
RAIL ROAD.
$4,000

90 and after Monl.y November ls. 1850 the Cars
on the Rutland and Washington RAILROAD will run as
follows
LEAVE RUTLAND,
Al 30 4. NJ. PASSENGERS by this Train arrive In
New York same Evening, by Hudson River rail road.
At II A. NJ, from burlington Express Tain
Pa 3lenrcrs w this Train, arrive In Troy IN time Tor
niGht hoats for New York.
At Is r.. n. from Boston Express Tnin. fa1'
sengcrs by this Train arrive at Saratoga Springs
same evening.
LEAVE C~ASrLETON,
At9iJA VI from Saratoga Train connecting
with Express Tram i"r Boston.
At Up. VI. from Express Train from Troy con
Meeting win Express rriin for Burlington.
AT sAjP VI itDn Trov A communication Train,
CHARLES l.. PRESCOTT, Chief Engineer.
Caatleton, Nov. II, II. 1850,
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10 WESTERN PASSENGERS.
BY Eiii~ay h,ect fran H"ilo"d ant
HH.IcAaVD Schcaeetaiy.
S-TSS-s

sSGt&
Tic undersigned have perfected nm ar.
r4Huencnt u,th the different iIics OF Iuo
jc conveyance b,twecn Rutland, VI, ana
Whit, hall, 10 Chicago, FOR the transportation
of Passenger. aud Freight to any poFt on
the Upper lakes. Lake Ontario, or htvrf 81
Lawrence, BY the following routes, VIZ ny
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall 10
sch.ncc,ndy and Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady 10 Buffalo on Packet
thence by Steamboat, touching nj all inter
mcd,atc ports, to Chicago; or 10y Steamboat
from Buffalo to Detroit. thence 10 Chicago,
| wa Michigan Central Railroad.
| Passengers or freight Tor any OF the Lake
| Ontartu "r River st Lawrence ports, VIII he
sen to Syracuse, thence TO Oswcgo ny ha'i'
road.
In consequence orih- reduction of fare b.
the Railroad and Canal Boa, Company, !
n,il Lean object for passengers to avail them
selves Of this mode of Conveyance IRON
Schenectady 10 Eufslo. The Boats arc
mostly new. fitted up with 'rec'a. reference
TO ,lie camturtable accommodation oi lhsseh
gers, and nrr commanded By men "i lon-eS
pcriencc, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid to them
Families cmigratiuu West, by calling OF
The nnutrsiENfu. VIII VIZ aoNis,u va ~" "'''
direct and cheapest route, and he enabled u
procure tickets for any Of the Western ports
at the loves, possible rates. For inr'licf IN
formation call on the undersigned at tn
Railroad Office, Whitehall. .
Passengers should box and weigh the'
goods before leaving, and make a contract OF
board the Steamers, as 1t will save time an
expense.
For tickets, apply to the following persons
\. RErp, ION Boern Chnfnpla'h
WM. GANpAIt. Steamers.
SrrpurS Hour, Enst Rutland.
$. Is. S,nGrSr, Whitehall.
J A SnIru,
G. RicraRrs, Cnstleion,
s. LAwRrSCK, I1ydrvl'le.
lJo.,An WILLARD, Fairhaven.
Whitehall, April, le3l. 1910
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Thompson's ArithmetiCs.

The subscriber has received fToIh 'H' FUI
fishers a commission for the Sule Of tins "olA
in the County Of Rutland. Tbe ser'@s con.
sis,s Of the Primary, Practical and hgn''
Arithmetic, is deservedly popular ma hs'
been recommended by the sopeIin'snd''',
OF Rutland County, according 10 the k'T'S'
Statute. The whole or any part d 'be y
Iies " III be solo Ut wHll'ngford, to bo"s'"n
er, merchants, teachers and others, Of 'h'
New Yora Wholesale mud retail PIIcfs
e T.. MAK1lfDALE
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THIS Elegant
preparation. 10
fast taking the
place of alloi
er srtic les IN
use, for restor'
ing and DIRE IS =
inRihe Hnir.-
II prevents the
Halt from fall.
ing off, promot'
e. its growth.
removes JanI-
. ruff
the natural and
| ~luxSnant grow
Nh Of the Hair.
in all cases oi
7 bsidness. i, al
~ removes psir
and heat in The
head, and il a
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Que Of the Greatest Discoveries
Of the Acc.

HTTTE'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
A PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, Benutifying, Cleansing, Sof-
eninQ. and Dressing THE H3IR.
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JOHN ABBOTT,
manufacturing.

The subscriber having rented for a term
of years, the Wooden Factory Of Henry
Gray located in Middletown, VI, hereby
gives notice to the public tina, lie is prepared
10 do custom work in the best manner -
That he will manufacture Sleeps Gray
Clptl, for one shilling per yard, and colored
fulled cloth and Flannel, as low in proper
ton To the cost Of doing the work, and Pledg'
es hnn.elf to finish his work 10 the satisfac-
ton ofhis customers. lie will also exchange
cloths for wool, allowing one yard of good
Sleeps gray cloth for ! 81 pounds Of wool.
e29 DANIEL CULVER.
Mlddletowa, March l. ISL. '92G
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VIEW LINE OF A

NEW LINE OF STAGES.
I'm and after Monday, Dec. Is, 1850,
~ Stage will leave Cust'eton every da
Sundays excepted, on the arrival Of the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say at
| l-3 Z. NJ, and arrive at Salem N. Y. al 8
Z. Nj. same evening.
RErCRkIEG
Leave Salem at A. NJ. and arrive ut Cas-
Teton at | o'clock p. NJ. 10 connect with the
above Trains, that reach Burlington md Bell
lows Falls same evening, This line passes
through East Poultney, Yves, Poultney Mid
die Granville, Granville Corners, Hebron TO
Salem. BARDWELL, FIELD d co.
December IL, 1850. %
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cr IA be without this SOVEREIGN remedy, while they
will be surprised thst you are 80 much behind The age
a siIDt 10 have used II before. IL IL no new thioR ~
las been be fore the public for asrs. and is incfeas
Ing saie shows The estimation Ia Which II IL held.
JAMES MAllSTER, ~ Fulton ST.. SeS York.
snd al! the Druggists In the Cnitad States,
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HOTEL.

VHE subscriber having purchased thi. old
l aud we'll known cstah.i hmcnt, and having
thoroughly repaired and furnished the same,
IS now ready 10 wait upon such Of their friendS,
and the public as may choose TO become their
guests in their visits TO Rutland, either on buk-
ness or picssure.
Parties will at all times be waited uron a
short notice
Stagesrun daily from this House TO and from
Clarendon SPRING ard the guests Of the House
viii n all times fnd carriages in readiness
| 10 convey them 10 and from the derot, On ~
| arrival Of each train Of cars.
I Horses aad carriages at all times IN resdi-
ness t,r thu use Of their 80 t.meTs.
TT Mt
: lt.rlni i.iY >. 1850 SO
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
CnnHRNCH 4. GRAHAM

EHANE juet received from Now York Steel
Nh Spring. Brass Capped Patent and com
mon Ayes; Brass Bands; Plated Dash Scrolls;
nasl, Frames, Patent Leather. Rubber Cloth,
Oil carpet. Mats. Moss and Cur.cd Hair Bows,
Joints aud Hinges Tor Tops. Fly Nets. Halter
Chains. &c ~. The above goods will be sold
chcaror than can he bought elsewhere in Yer
mcnt. d GRAiIAM.
Yves, Rutland July %, 1850. 20
HOUSE FOR SALE,
TIE Subscriber offers for sale hia house
aud Lot, situnicd in tho South part OF tho
vilinge Of Rutland, and conveniently locat-
ed for Utmost any man OF business. The
house is built of brick, is commod,ous and ir
good repair, and will he sold low. For furth'
or information inquire O! The subscriber.
! JOHN GUILTY.
Rs,l,ii, Feb -, So.
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An ,uS the numerous dlrcnNcf'es science ras made
IN ihis ,snata'ion to facilitate tho business OF life
o:rc,,s its enjoymiut anl even proions the tern -
human existence. none oan;bc,.of notc rsl vrlur
mankind, than,this oanltihu,ion OF Chcmt-,ty to tie
ilralins Art. A vas, trial OF it's virtue. thrcu ghou
this broad country. has proven beyond a rouit. tim
40 medicine OF coml'ip ition Of medicines yet known
cin ~ surely ccrir "l md cue the Numerous var,
tires II pnlr onary disease winch have hitherto s~cpi
from nar midst thousands and Thousands every year.
indeed there IL now abundant reason 10 believe =
Remedy has NJ loosth been found which can 10 fe
He'd on to cure the most dangerous affection Of tn,
lunc,. Oar space here will not permit us To publish
any prhpirtiru of,he curcs effected by Its use but
NC would present the following opinicus OF eminent
mrn, and refer further enquiry 10 the Circular which
tho Agents hclsw named, will always he pleased To
FURNISH free, wherein nre fun PARTICULARS. aud indus
puinhlc proof II these facts.
From The r Professor If .7mhrrst CoHsre, The
csLsnRArLp PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.
"JinesC Ayer-Sir-t hsvo used your Cher,
Pcctoral in my own case " deep seated Bronchitis
aud avn Satisfied from it's chemical cons, itu, ion, tina
II u an ADJUSTABLE compound for the relief OF latyt
sial and hrnuchial liihc ulties. II my oripiou as ,
ITS superior character can he NJ any service, yen o.
~ Liberty 10 use i, as you think propet
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, l. |.
From the riiriy rtltbr0td
PROFESSOR SILL MAN, MD. LII. d..
Professor Of Chemistry. MincrsloQy &c Yale
College, Mcmtrr Of tho Lit Hist Med Phi.
aud Scientific Soc let les Of AMERICA
AKIN EuRcPE.
~ deem the CuWRsv PrcroRAL an admirable con
postum iron, snmc Of the heat articles IN the Mate
u, Mcira, and n very effective remedy for tho class
Sf diseases i, il iatrndch tn cnra.'
New Haven, c., Nav. |, lSi9.
MAJOR PATrisns. President Il the y. C. Senat
s,aiss ~ has usri tho Cherry Pictorial with wsndo
ful success, TO cure an NIL Illumination Of the l.ungs.
Fo~ owe cChe first Physicians Of Mime.
Sac,, Me-, April &c, 1919.
Dr J. c. Aver, Lowell Dear Sir .nm,now on
s'antly u,ing your Cherry Pec,oral In my ~pradlicc
and prefer II In any uthcr medicine for pulmonar,
complaints. From ohsc rvatinn Of many severe case
am convinced il will cure coughs, colds anhhisr,s
e< of the lungs, that have put to defiance all otie
remedies.
Invariably recommend Its use In onses Of con
sumption. and consider il nrch the hest remed,
known for tina; ii sease.
Respectfully yours, I. $. CUShMAN, NJ. n.
Prepared and sold iy .LHFS { EN-
Practical Chemist, Loxcil Mass.
Sold In Rutland BY L.. DANIELS, and L. SPENCER
Cuttinssville RonDiSs 4 iIoLprN, and bv the DRUG
glsts throughout the State and Country. 6o-0m =
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For Sale.

The underHrn~. wishing 70 close hh"n"s.
IN lt. pi,re. offer tho cn.rc s,''E ct f''d'
r, COS, tar CASH. Any one wis'nn To 4"
INTO II d. wouih find tins \ good ~i"cn''"n
On can bay our stock .t goods a, 0 laitt'".
GtSKtLL WEEKS.
Pa, Clarendon, June Iu.h, l-ji. I3
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THE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery Of The Acc.

Did you ever use Nc
Alister's All HealiG 9
Oiatmen,j Certainty
you have for there are
, few if any. who have
tnot awaited Themselves
yof its curative qualities.
lit only needs a trial Ia
Isonvlnce the persons ur'
Line II that II Is really
and truly the hest afti
Gle eyiant. Enquire Of
the tens Of thousands
who have been Ia The
CONSTANT use Of IL, and
they~ill adyi,e yDu new
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ERCOMMENpATI(N Ms.

RECOMMENDING Ms.
lCsuihoate 81 Dr. Perry, auth, y. H)
PssIsNouTH, September ~, 1919.
Mr.. J r. Moore, Agent for WHITES Hair Restor'
niive.'-D.ar Sir: | deem il my duty 10 state some
fats respecting the i~nsstimable value OF whites
Hair Restorative. Several years ago, sher q severe
n Of sickness my wife lost al Of her hair; the scalp
appeared d.eased. and the hsir grew ont harsh aud
uneaven, About q yea. ago, by another O. Of SICK
ness, she lost ALI Of her hair a secoad lime. and for q
long time there vas apparently M action In the
scalp. Anet V,rieus applications was Induced to
Try tbs sbove mentioned Restorative and nov alter
the Use ofa fes bottles her hair has grown out as
Thick, asiustrnns, and az beautiful a color as ever
Furthermore, for a long time | have been AFFLICTED
wlth neofalgie aud other pains In my head, and
have found Il The hes, trternui remedy have ever
tried can rhsreflrc cbeetfuly recommend II 10 all
she are afflicted a. above, as tie hes, article ] have
oScissen. irsspectfy!iy you're.
ARMY. N n
Nrehc.feat, 7 Whit leseii Mace soy
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Men fOI California

are almost universally ~insuring in ~thi.Conrany
because terms are so reasonable.
HEADS OF FAMILIES areanxious to insure in
this Company,-a safe Institution.
SAlARIED Men, are ensuring in this company
by scorcs.
Hard 1.orhinq men invest in this company be-
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to lay up their earnings in for their wives and
Capitalists invest with this company by FAX
ing out policies for life, because they regard Il
rs good as money Mt IL to 20 per cent interest.
All classes and conditions OF men ensure in this
ompany because, just MS they do every thing
in artford, when they meet with losses, they
pay "up' at once.
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COUNTY
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California Lie Risks.


The business Of thee Company will hc conduct
ed upon the IuiSr stock, aud upon the MrrrAL
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more fully, il Is believed, than purely mutua
companies can 10.
On the Joint Stock principle tho insured will
pay % Is per cent. less for insurance than the
rates Of the best organized mutual Companies,
or will receive what is equivalent to 30 l-3 per
cent. per annuin, in dividend profits, 'raidi in nd
vance ,~'iastea1 Of receiving IN uncertain amount
a, the end of each year in script certificates, re-
lee,nabic on certain contingencies, while ut the
same time the annualcash paymcntsare increas.
ell by the interest paid on notes given for hall
the amount Ut the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company pro.
pore to insure at the usual rates of mntualCom-
| panies. dividing the net earnings each year Civ.
ing script ccrtifcntc redccmable after II Mutual
lnsurauceFund nf Twol1undrcl Thousand Dol.
lars il accumulated, and charging n commission
for conducting that part Of The business. c1niva.
lent to only about one halt the expenses of the
Company, securing Oosscs being cpual) u larger
yearly dividend to the mutual insurers, besides
giving the members II lien upon q joint Stock
Capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, n
J largo Joint Stock Reserve Fund, which will be
! pledged ~ security for payment of los.as, in
addition to The usual Capital and reserve Fund
in mutual Companies.
'This company is not only one of the most
prosperous but also one of the very best in the
country.-LiarJo,d Daily Courier.
No Company in the Union has had such II
run ofbusincss'a s this company since its organ
cation,
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