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Washington telegraph., 1851-12-10

- tAoGREss OF AMERICAN MANUFAcTUREs.- One
aIs ,ei another the manufacturers of Europe are
S.o sed 10 retire from the field, leaving American
s,ouucers Nv to supply American consumers. First
,p obtained the market on brown cottons, and
na,n n, PRODUCTION of bleached goods followed as a
T. Tuia' consequence. We then attempted prints.
,.as victory on these goods is within grasp al
innc Importer after importer is abandoning the
,.pO ,iatlon Of the British article. We next at
tbr EFo the Cashmere fabric, and have reduced
Importation so low, that none beside those
s5ssss. $3.50 In supplying taors can import them to
C5sa C5a'age, &C. and even they dare not repeat an
Iss The shawl making was believed by Saml
D,ns, suee s,s Esq, to be business that could be
r'aOly r.e"sy carried on among ourselves The cor
of his Jud gment is attested by those noble
h lures lures the Bay State Mills, and those beauti-
Can cs I". now exhibiting in the fair Of the Ameri-
na,niNte. s'i'ute. Last, though not least, came the
hava ae'ures Of de laincs and cashmeres. We
arai,s, ~. as yet succeeded in closing the market
essdaS lne imported article, but we have sue
lion ~ u commanding full share Of the atten-
rouDJ purchasers, and ere another year rolls its
lain H. .re ioreign producer will find that to main.
Cost ot 'oume of his sales, he must reduce the
Pi0cuctlon.--N. Y. Dry Goods Reporter.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-10

In the library Of Mr.. Smets, Of Savan-
nah, is manuscript written on papyrps
three thousand years ago. Also the org
inal of bull of Pope Innocent, written
on the Oath of February, 1912; manu-
scrip: of Horace Walpole, and a number
of other manuscripts of tue earliest WI
ters. There is one of Addison, and
whole work in French in the hand OF
Robert Southey. in which, says writer
for the Southern Literary Messenger.
"there is not an erasure nor interlinea-
ton from the title page TO the end OF 'he
manuscript, and the text may be read
with as much ease as if it were IN the
boldest type Of the Longamans,"
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-10
MARRIED,

On the 4tln inst, by the Rev. ]. G. Johnson,
Mr.. HENRy J: BoNNER to Miss MARY E. MctAlN,
all of this coEntY
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-10

A WARNING TO PoLIrIcIANs.-Genls.
Quitman and Davis. returned from the
Mexican war covered all over with hon
ors acquired in many hard fought battles.
The former was soon taken up by the
democracy of Mississippi and elected
Governor by majority of ten thousand
votes.
The latter was unanimously elevated
to a seat in the Senate of the United
States.
No two public men liz the country had
before them a more brilliant POLITICAL fu-
ture.
But alas! alas! they got to eating "hre
and have been most awfplly burnt. Just
as we predicted more than twelve montns
ago.-Nashyille Union.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-10
Tinware Mandatory,

Washington, Sept. %, 1881, [
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-02-21
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
1880.

HAvING permanently coated myself in the
City of Raleigh, | would give motive to own
ers Of
steam Wills or Steam Engines,
however employed, that ] will atiend 10 setting mp
aud REPAIRING ENGINES AND MACHI-
merry, ofall descriptions and in any part of lhe
State.
Information respectingIh he cost, application and
advantage of Steam Engines as prime mover, will
be given, if required, gratuiiouslY.
Postpaid -on.mnnicatons addressed to me or 10
SmAs Burns. Esq viii receive prompt atten-
lion.
Unexceptionable references given, if required
HEARYG. BRUCE
Raleigh. April II, 1850. 81
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-02-21
Misunderstanding establishments
In AL fan

Al 4.M
JOSEPH WOLTERING (for a number Of
y years Foreman in the Ra eish and Castor Rail
Road B acksmth Shopl respectful ly announces 10
the citizens Of RaleigII and tie surrounding Coun-
Ties, ilIat he is prepared 10 manuiaciure
LOCKS, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
GUS and Pistols
CalTiage Springs. Mill arork, Brass Castings
and in short. any thing in Machine and
Black smith srork.
He Is ALso P~REPARED TO ExEcUTE BILL HANG
IkG, AT THE HoRrEsr NOTICE
.Hso has on hand an extensive assor,ment of
Locks OF all kinds, al prices from 10 cents 10 20
dollars @Edgeioois, an assortment Of fixes,
Drawiny-knives, haiches, HalpineIs, Files Of
various descriptions, and 4 nunlber Of nnicies IN
his line too L dious 10 mrnuon.
All ordersfutIiu ~ rxecu "a al the lowest pri-
ces. and new work emit listed to bic care ysil be
wurranted Orders IRON a distance Will be aiien-
ded to and executed al the shorsest notice. His
establishment Will be frund at the Raleigh Rail
road Depot.
Repairing in his line performed with neaine,s
and desl atch .9lso, d general assortment VI Guns
and Pistols constantly on land.
JOSEPH WOLTERfNG
Raleigh. May q. 1850. 4o.s.n
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-02-21
REGALIA REGALIA. &c.


M Z would respectfully info nm our fiends. and
w the Brethren generally that we keep com
stantly on hand a large and general assortment OF
Regalia. and every thing necessary for fitting out
Divisions, &c.
Sons of Temperance Jewels, pure Silver al
SIS. 20 and $22.
s Officers STATS, fine, from 2 to SO 90.
Marshaltss Sashes, from 2 80 10 81 so.
Battunss. from / to 81.
White Linen Collars, superior style and finish,
IS per dozen.
Ballot Boxes. Marbles and Gaveis, 81.
Seals nearly engraved from $50 TO S..
B Il NER
Got up to order. from 20 To 500, and designs for
waFded first for the inspection of the Division
when requested.
Any article ordered OF this estsblistment ant
moi giving satisfaction, may be returned.
Address your orders to
WILSON & Co,
Temple Gay ST.. Baltimore Md.
March 1850
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The North cnelina
~ ~TO1I O|
Mutual Life Insurance Company


Mutual Life Insurance Company.
AAIB1gGfs Us Ga
TsTE above Company has beenln ope-
ration nearly n year, under the i'm
mediate supervision Of
Dr.. Chas. Z johnson, President,
VIM D. Haywood. Vice President,
James +. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM. III. Jones. Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
DR.. CHARLES E johnson, } a
DR.. r B. Haywood, So"s"teutsoH'
William D.. Cooke,
DR.. William R. Scott, Executive Com.
Charles B. Root,
J. Hersman, Gen :. agent.
Dnringthis time more than 500 Policies have
been issued, with an increasing demand Tor inform.
alton on the subject of Life Insurance.
This Company is working under The most lib
eIal Charter known TO Life Companies. The SIT
Sec. is as follows !:
Be itJavther enacted That the husband maj
insure his own life, Tor the sole nse and benefit o
his wife or children, and in case Of tile death oIths
husband, lie amount thus insured shall be palt
over 10 the wifi or children, OF their guardian. j
under age, for tleir own use, free from all III,
claims OF the representatives OF the husband or an,
OF ais creditors.
Organized on principles purely mutual, the liz
members Participate in the sch0le OF the profits
Besides the insured is allowed to use annual di
vidends IN the renewal OF PIen inms.
Slaves are insured for a term Of from one to fvi
years, Tor 2-Sds their value.
All losses Of the Company are paid within nine
~ days alter satisfactory proof IS furnished
No CalIfaEni risks lave or will be tasen.
Blanks and Pamphlets containing CnarteF, Bye
Laws, &c can be had IN application at the ofic
Of the Company. or any Of The Agencies.
AGENTS FOR lHE COMPANY
J HersmaD, George T. Cooke, w. Whitaker
8. E. b. Singcllary Travelling Agents for Morn
Carolina, &C, and S. J. Young, for South caie
lima.
Communications should be addressed, pc
paid, TO JAMES F. JORDAN,
Secretary.
April 10, 1850. lily.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1851-02-21

REGALIA, EMBLEMS, BANNERS.
n ME- Subscriber is prepared to furnish Divis-
Il ions of the Sons Of Temperance with REGA-
LA, OF all descriptions, both for Subordinate and
Grand Divisions, EMBLEMS. JEWELS, and
every article neededby the Orderof the Sens Of
Temperance, al Northern Manufacturers prices,
and warranted 10 be Of the best materials, As he
is Agent for extensive Manufacturers al the North.
the Subscriber is also prepared 70 have executed
in the finest style, BANNERS, SEALS, &c,
and for whichs orders are respectful y solicited.
Rsfeigh. April 10. 1850. a.
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Aux frat,caiS

| Fan H. MURPHY, ayocai Fl procurcur,
~ ryant ~'etubI hNrmcnt On Ottawa oiirrt scs Ger
wees FRANCHISES de cetie vile ct conte Il sac
rupc de rcnseigucmcnts en- general, de ycn,c- 81
Ichlis d- icrrcs 81 mIisou- dc reduction de- letter.,
grocurauou, de REQUIREMENT, de payer dr7 imput
sur ls, bcn dc ierrc ct de isr Un rA1rr recherche
de lirrs, ct soyaul ben verse dams a lansue Fran
JJs, ct les lolX 1t Europe layaut pratqur pi-rurs
aunc.1 on 81, trouyat a lrur ayau,ugc de- lmyuir
par Ia, l'eurs Sauvalent iencommode ct 'cmbalras
suite de ne lrur parIcutl alan.ue Euglaisr.
Office den. la cuur aug To-
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To Officers and soldiers,

Whether RfgWiar Volunteer, RIHg,Js, a. Militia,
Of The Var nj lSl!, NsriclD, and all iadiaH
Wars since 100, ,blgch HanEs Var iacindcd)
\ LII Of you who have not received bounty lnuds
a are now entitled Co them, aud cnn obtain uior.
nation f-nd assistance IN procuring them by calling
npou ihr undersigned al hls Pension Bounty. Land,
Patents aud Gcucs1i Agency Office, az hy lrtt,rpost
paid. Having had several years experience IA the
public departments at Washington Cry, he is cua-
h'rd To render efficient service IL those having bust
meas ut Hy description, before cihrtoithrm.
Office IN the Court House, Joliet. Illinois.
L. r. PATRICK. Attorney al Lar.
Reference -S.unlors and Representative u con.
grrs, from Illinois Hon. VIM Rrddick and John
H-c, Esq Ottawa Hon, ]. \, Matcsonand Hon
WIN. T.. Little Joliet OcI -, l3jO-lOf
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Premiums for washing Wool.

Mr. J. 5. Wright, who has just es-
tablishel a Wool Depot at Chicago,
has issued the following circular, Of
fering premiums for washing wool.
"Having engage IN the Wool De-
pot for a permanent business, have
an interest with the grower. though
not to an equal extent, in the repu-
tation Of western wool, and will APP
propriate part of the profits in its i'm
provement. For the cleanest lots of
wool washed on the sheep, and put
up in the neatest manner, delivered
at my depot in Chicago, | will pay
the following premiums
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WOOL DEPOT AT
OLrIlG A0N


~ VIE Depot System Tor marketing wool hav
ing beeu thoroughly tested at the east, aud
being Ia great layor with the hrmers | have de-
determined 20 commence the enterprise here
Wool wi be weighed into the Depot IN the grofs,
and certificate therefor gwen and # desired an
advance to about two ihlrdslts value will he made
Tor which interest a, the rate Of eight per cent PET
annum will be charged ,ll sold
This sor'cr separates It according to grade, who is
wholly dslntercsted, being employed on salary
and he gives the owner credit for the number Of
pounds Tor each grade. noting any deduction for
filth. Each clip can BE- KEEP, separate II desired aud
the owner can direct II he chooses, MS to the time Of
sales. Sales will be made D15-oniy for cash, aud
owners ut once notified. when their accounts will
be ready for Immediate settlement
Instead ofone cent per pound. the Depot charge
ior sorting aud selling will be one cent and half
NJ. Blanchard, who first startedthe system, having
advertised that such will be his rate, and that 1t is
IA low as can be afforded. This will cover all
charges except for insurance. which will be from
10 90 cents on the $780, Tor ench three months.
Sacks will be paid for at their value
Enquiries Will be answered with pleasure
Chicago, may 10, 1851 81 ). WRIGHT
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Reed by canal, 3s5Si9 lbs 57j9ii lbs. 100 o96 lbs
do air'd, 9025 " 1870 d" 449iS 4"
do 9th sees l2J 33l " 2s39ij ljSGl3
Total. 51O2Oj 9l3GG2

This subject Of woodworking is
ultimately to cymmand much larg-
eli share of attention III Illinois than
has heretofore been bestowed upon
it. Our climate is found to be ad-
mirably adapted to it, and when pro-
perly engaged in, results in large
profit. That this is beginning to be
understood by our people, at lrast in
the northern portion portion of the
state, the above table shows conclu-
siyely..--CAic. Tribune.
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.iIiiioi> itrnOIis.

. -OL II otrPOTiS OF eases determined M The ~
y prrmc Court of the state of Illinois, from NJ
,mAer Tenn 1919, To tame Term. 1850, h''h ia
uieJ-iuI -a.rgt ay.i. r. HtRLE rs
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To Officers. Soldiers. " idONys and
Heirs of deceased Soldiers

1 LII TAKE NOTICE, that the undersigned are
"A on hand ,ns usual, to procure your bounty lands
pensions, back and extra pay n, nominal rates low.
er than ever Having had considerable experience
IN this business and beng IN direct correspondence
Titt The Deplr imcRfSo The GorsrHmcni hayuEjn
charge the adjustment at such claims, we are certain
We can do your business 10 your entire satisfaction
When We are not successful IN 10 securing claims Of
this kind, We never charge. Call and see az our
law and land agency Office. NoRRs & tlsuLK.
Nov IL laSl-t
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To the producer of the second
best lotin each class except the first
! will give a complete set of the
Prairie Farmer, 10 volumes, worth
$40; and to each competitor emit
tied to any premium, a handsomely
printed certificate will be given in
addition. J. S. WRIGHT.
Chicago, 7th May, 1851.
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To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants,

YNllE subscriber having made arrangements
with Nrspasinn E,li-, E-q., Of Washington
- City, hereby gives notice thathc Is prepared
toprosecuir Bounty Land, Pension and other claims
upon government with facility aud on favorable
terms.
The principal classes Of cases OF land bounty aud
pension claims which now east, and the general
principles on which they rest, are rs lulluws, to wit
lstLaBd Bounty Is due to all officers, non.cummis-
stoned officers musicians, or prlvacs, whether reg
ulars, volunteers, rangers or militia, who served m
tile war ct 1872, unless they have heretofore rccci-
we'd land bounty. AIso To NIL such NJ served IN nny
of the Indian wars since 1890 nndal.o the commls-
stoned officers who served IN the war with Mexico,
to wit Those whu enlisted iorone yrarand served
Ymouths, TO 100 acres those who enlisted for six
months aud served imonthS to SOacfus. All those
who served over month 20 IN acres The widow
at n soldier who was killed battle. entitled to 100
acres II the officer or solder IL dead the widow Is
entitled To the bounty II there be no widow, the
minor heirs OF the officer OF soldier arc entitled TO
the bounty
u Pensions for life are due to oil widows OF
revolutionary officers aud soldiers II they were mar
rrd ptist TO 1900.
81 Iprrea,cdpcusions are inc to all such widows.
if their husbands were pensioners under the act Of
1878.
All Communication addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful at,
tenton. Po.,nlrpnld on all letters sent through the
post Office. Ottawa, nov . NJ T. ,loLtisrtR,
ava Lar, and faHd AVsat
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TO Western Merchants!
HATS, cars. AND FUR GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE.

'I'tlt mbsenbcrin addition TO a very large stock
i OF his own manufacture, Is now RECEIVING from
The largest and hest manufacturing establishment n,
,nne east, complete assortment Of Hats Caps aud
iur Goods designed expressly for the wholesale
trade, which will be sold on liberal terms and ut New
YORK prces, adding transportation Ills goods have
been manufactured with great care and the STYLES
dapied To the western tadc lis stock will aIways
be complete aiiordng merchants aud hattris am or
poriunlly o'keepng good assortment without buy
ING an oversIock OF goods that change IN style very
often r. 4, SMITH. no LAX, Sttest.
Chicago, Aucust3i
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Administrators Notice.

III, person, having claims against the estate
\ % Miss Mary Grover, Int Of the county o
De knIb. ard state OF Illinois deceased m. hereby
ROUTED ana required present The same M the court
OF Probate, to be holden in Sycamore, 10 said couu.
" OF DE ka.b. ON the ihlrd Monday ~ June next
tor adjustment and settlement, and aII persons ion
dchted 10 said estate are required 20 make iMmrdl,
ate payment 20 the undersigned
Souuuauk Feb - Wv n FINN i3m'r
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To SaddIcrs andgsnrncs> Makers
lsc,iiliy Leather.

n boz, Oak tanned .hecpsbns,a prime article
- Just flushed al the ranucry aud for sale by
ang2I HASKELL.
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AGENCY OF
DR.. S, 5. FitCh'S Celebrated
MEDICINE +.

Stt VI rum t.tN N''t tiSiiHytlNHeI ShCttSS ~
the cure Of
Coughs, consumption, catarrah, asthma. heart dis
eases dyspepsia, gououhua, piles,
female complaints sc.
pr : : Irrhs ahGomina supporters shoulder bra
ccs sahug tubes. aud lectures 30 consumption
aud the art Of preserving I,e and health to old
ugr, &c, SC.
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n Office Is hereby given, that wl,l make ap.
~ Fucauuu to the county court 81 La Sale
county, on the 81 Monday IN juno neat, tor an OF.
der To eel the lands aud teuru cui- belonging to the
estate OF Canu'e Richardson, deceased. or u, much
thereof as may be- necessary TO pay the d.hls oi-ad
deceased At wh.chtime AMI place al. persons inter
cstrd arc requested 10 appear and show cause why
said real estate should not be sold for the purpose a.
i0gc,ald. apni Il LARS LARsrN, admir-.
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Illinois River Express Line.
Gotcs.
Virginia Hotel.

BY JOHN H. STARR, CoraT Of Maine and
Grssn S'rs,'s. 81 Loid', No.
THIS house {, located n the business part ofth-
] city. aud tor ruotu and comfort i equal 10 any
hote in the city mcrch1nls. and others, visiting the
city ON business will lind It greatly TO their adSsn-
"a :" 10 stop 4 tu. house. Their charges are mo-
dcrate, and Accommodations OF the best quality.
march - II BLY,.
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The World challenged!
=. J. EMERSON'S
Improved Atmospheric Churn.
n,.nntu.i mil ~ IA.n
Patented April I'd, 1850.

TNlE attention ot the public Is respectfully solicit
i eel toau examination at the above ChUm, which
for efficiency, ChcapHs>, and facility tor CrcaHlug
stands unIyaiicd and alone.
The numerous certificates which h1y" been re-
cclyed, CorrubOrItlye ol ~ uuryucu performances,
wth the different churls now IN use, and the uni
ted testimony OF all who have witnessed IT, opera
uun, furnish ample proof OF It's being The mos, up-
proved churn eycrcAholled 10 the public. Int the
greatest mechanical and philosophical principles are
tu!ly embodied, VIZ. the agitation or surface irc-
ton OF The cream ormi.k and the introduction oiat-
mosphcric air. Tins mechanical and phlosoph.c-
al action upon the cream or mil, has he effect TO
separate and bHug INTO contact the detached parl-
cies OF butter requiring only aproper temperature 10
promote their adhesion. The process OF collecting
the butter is not cqnaled by any previous invention.
It being rapid aud complete. 1t has IN all cases
where ll!sd with other churns, proved itself the
quickest, and at the same time a more perfect sepa.
ration, aud consequently n larger quantity OF butter
On time and the amount produced. the world Is
challenged ;. T. EMERSON, Paicntcc.
\. B.--Ptr-Ous DESTROYS OF purchasing County
Rights or Chuus by directing tier post paid
to, or calling nperson on, William Pearson, Uua-
wa, H., will meet with prompt attention. Mr.
Pearson also manufactures and keep, Tor -alcal 81
zes OF the above chuui-.
WILLIAM PEARSON,
AgeHf for Tie state ot I.!sa0.S
Ottawa Sent II 1850
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Increase, .3al O6O l,539,3jl +" 2,Ssl3l4 .

Increase, 1871 O6O " l5293ji " 2Ssl3l4
The census returns from this state
nothaving been sent in at an early
day, we have as yet seen no state
ment of the increase in Illinois,
that it has been fully equal to the a
bovc states, we have no doubt. or
the Chicago wool trade for the last
two years our files furnish full sta
tistics, and they show large in
crease for 1850 over 1919. But a
large portion of the wool grown in
Illinois is shipped east through o.
Their channels-tlrough the Wabash
and Erie Canal, through the Wabash
and Ohio rivers, and the Illinois ana
Mississippi rivers, via st. Louis,
while no inconsiderable part of it is
manufactured in the state. May the
proportion so used largely increase!
The following figures will show the
quantity that reached Tint place du-
ring 1919 and 1850:
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-I|"I'-'T70T- N1-| " N7T- EVII7
NOTICE Is hereby given, that hy virtue Of an
y order OF The county court ut GWudy county.
[ SHALL MS administrator of tie e>.at, OF John nu!-
rom, deceased. SER at public auction, 90 the u.hrs,
bidder, ON saturday, 2Slh day u, June. nest. $50 the
court house IN Morris, the following described gra.
estate, 90 wit.
The wh ct the wh ofthr nwl of sec %. town 20.
range east; also the uuda ct the rh ct the swlr,i
OF see 20, town =. range Is east except acres OF
mil site, all lying Iu Gluudy county
may lO-Gw-'IO DANL. HoEE0M, Admir-
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sale of school Land.

NOTICES hereby given, that | will offer Mt pub
~ lie sale at the court house N Ottawa, on Satur-
day, the 3lslday OF May next, between the hours
lOoclock a, NJ and jo'cock p m. otsaid day school
section IL, town 81 north range east oi3d princi-
pal meridian Terms, cash, with the privilege Of
each pur>haser to loan the amount OF h- bid a. pro-
yidcd hy law april - l.. r. DELANo,
Nchnol Cemmissinnrr Of In NnlLa rOMniH
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I
J (. CASEY. l.alunUH com. on FiuIHrc.
I'ua terms upon which IUfs company insure Life
are peculiarly tlyoublrto,hr Insured much more
50, % !, believed Hun tl.a terms viIuy other l.y
Insurance Company. 90 wlt.
The ,rea, security afforded in n Guaranty Fund
ofSluONuO. $4,000 otwhch has been paid On cash.
and SNNuu ,rcugrd Ju the safest manner, by Bond
OF NuHguEru OF Read Estate:
HlifsUt PTgUIUI Ht'grsGY"r' from the ralrs
Of other C0Wl1Wc-, AMI more equally graduated
m-utAur. urlurbrGg.i, oi WrTliel i-gHsg secure
from lh'cradIfuls of their husbands,
IHsiHyvrsI not Iigbie ~ assessments for losses.
w rTiF~l9r ha;afasflteubg this romtlrp;
luaHuvII f.ritrHd IN Hii p3icu h5itrrs uJgG-
bic "a cuSt; G'SJ o l!i'i2aS made ID life py!ic!cs
cycy frs BcGrS
Noes taken u part ior payments;
Pulcie, issued upon application without delay
causing no lo-, oiiu,ul.urr ID the parties.
Live, Of either Sex insured between the ages of
fourteen and sixty inclusive tor one year ar tor lr
The pamphlets aui Tracts published los the com.
pans will be- found 10 contain much valuable MORN.
alton respecting the mature, principles application
and benefits OF lie insurance. Al-o, an examination
o the plans OF the other mutual companies OF the
country, and full explanation OF the plan proposed
by this company, together with various tables oni,
showing the rates OF premium tor the term oi lir, o
several companies compared with the rates ot this
Company, oTa'l lga- and terms 10 which insurance
~maie. Pamphlets and tracts furnished grst,s, and
applications received and forwarded by
aug Jolly. g.. BURR, Agent OftdwG. m.
- u. Thompson. VI D. Nedical Examiner.