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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
ISCIFNTIEIC EVInFNcF-

SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Baron ebg in his celebrated work Animal Chemistry says
10 Te5 AT9 Dse fsa e the @sre Jgss may
the Calf which various articles Of food as meat and eggs via
be sofened changed aud dsesied Just in The hey
Dr. Connie, his valuable writing Physiology Of Dss
uon observes that "dmiuuon OF The due quantity Of zoe
uie Juce prominent and aiprevang OF DgspepssS
and he states that "a distinguished professor Of medicine London
severely afflicted is complaint finding everything
else fail had tue Gastric Juice obtained iron tie
sionaes Of living animals, which proved completely successful
says fact in physiology that ne stomach Of
animals, macerated water mpa e ud The property ef dis
solving articles Of food aud Of ecr And Of sria
digestion OF them in noise different from the natural digestive pro-
ehad Phodclpha 1915 d. 3a,9 lsvs: .e soy~ Of PEP
artificial digestive fd prepared Fepsa as is in lie nara
All modern works Chemistry 1Iaeria Aedca and hys9
gy and al good Medical Dictionaries, describe e character
properties Of PEPN and state many interesting desrepos.
The fact tha, an Artificial Digestive Fu or Gastric juice Pc
feey resembling the natural fluid may be readily p1epare 1o,s
been applied 10 the Of Indigestion agd DPePsiao
As A DYSPEPSIA CURER,
curing e5scs o. Debility usseai6 Nervous Decline and yse
lie Consumption Is impossible 10 give The details Of csscs tas
limits Of h advertisement but authenticated have bees
New YORK ard Boston alone Thess were nearly an Seserae
eases and the cures were not only rs and wonderful bu paa
nent.
Hisa great Nervous Aaido,e, and ular useful tendon
treated Fever and Ague and he evil effects Of Qune, Mercury
and other drugs upon tie Digestive Organs, after ng Sickness
almost reconcies health with in1enp-rance.
Old STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
There form OF Ola Stomach Complaints whch II does
and No matter how bad they
gives relief single dose all the unpleasant
symptoms and ony needs to be repeaed for short sto make
these good effects permanent Purify OF boos and vgor Of bdy
follow Il Particularly excellent Nausea
Vomiting Cramps Of The pit cfhe Stomach, distress ae
eating, cold Of the Blood Ecayncss, Lovess Spirits
Dependency Esciaton Weakness tendency to Insanity SUI
eide, &c.
Dr. Hougbion's epn sold by nearly al the dealers in fine
drugs aud popular medicines throughout United states
prepa ed Powder aHd e Fluid foraGl Prescription vioi
Tor the Of Physicians.
Private Circulars for the OF Physicians may obtained
Dr. Houghon bis Agents, describing The whole process pega
giving Uun winch the claims Of this
remedy based As remedy, objection b
raised against Physicians respectable standing and
practice. Price one dollar per bottle.
G-OBSERVE TIIIsi-Every bottle Of &c genuine PEPSf
bears the written signature Of s. H0CGHTON NJ D., 90,
proprietor Pbad pha Pa. Copyright and Trade Mark
/ R7-Sod by I'll Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines.
AGENTS-Craighcad Browning, indiana Qois. Wholesale
Ace for state O Gec3U.-aUgf2W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

ROBSON. WILLIAM WALLACE
ROBSON & WALLACE,
VNTII give their attention all the various departments Of
wv business belonging to a GENERAL LAND AGENCY,
OF this and adjoining States aud will also
attend promptly COLLECTION and of claims.
WILLIAM WALLACE, ATTORNEY At Law,
Courts oflndiana
REFERENCES
Calvin Fletcher Indianapolis; Gilbert Broad n Y.
Ovid Butler do. Debblee, Work, d Moore n. Y
Aired Harrison, do Thatcher Shaw, q Co, Boston.
James NJ Raw CALVIN Fletcher, Cincinnati.
III A. Fletcher, de- g. II. Monserat, Louisville Ky.
Stouebon A. Fletcher. do. John Wooey Co. ndpolis
Norris Buildings in the aely occupied by
the Reilly Telegraph oice the of Meridian and
Washington streets. decF-dotwu
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Indians Institution for tho
nEAE AND DUNE.

Ton the National Road, II mile easi o. IndianaPolsl
WyIsITORS are Monday, Tuesday "Wednesday
Thursday Friday between The hours Of and o'clock
p M also on Saturday, 10 TO 10 O'clock NJ During these
hours some person viii in readiness conduct citizens Of
The STATE strangers the and those parts
Of The buildings omen TO the public The object of the Institution be-
inc the benefit of the Mules will allow the adm
sion Of Visitors any other time oct3-od W.T.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Reported Expressly for the Daily State Sentinel
BY THE WADE AND o'RtELLY LINES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class A. draws Jan % 1858; IS Nos.-15 ballots
prize of SO 000-I Of 20 0O0-l of 10O00s S00-6g10
eO0-45oO and so of Q 600
ckcfaS shares u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
FIRE AND WATER PROOF ROOFS

FIRE AND WATER PROOF ROOFS
toMPOSfTION by the barrel, prepared Paper ana feas
Kettles OF 20 100 gallons, Mops Screens "a es, ~
nrTnare Gravel &c for sale al our Mandatory
Two and one-half squares Of the coa ilo,.e ~
f0s aarox IA 1890 a.r Indianapolis Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

COMPOSITION RooFNG-We are prepared 10 furnish
u plans for Fire and Water Proof al all times and shall be
person DESTROYS of Information concerning
Communications from any of the STATE through the Post OF
6ce will be promptly attended TO.
jun9-d6kw LOUDEN IL DUFFY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
DELAWARE STATE LoTTEF

Class IT, draws Jan 81, 1883 rs Nos.-l3 bllots
prize of $4,000 prizes Of .........- $4,000
prize OF. 5000 10 prizes Of 1000
Tickets 81 certificate of package of 26 whole oFeis will be
sent for SIS; shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

l~-R a. r. in another counm..
- CRAIGBEAD & BROWNING.
W. W. ROBERTS,
v Agents, Indianapolis
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1853

SPLENDID SCHEmES EUR JAN UAh1, 1903 !!
R. ARMSTRONG, Sole Agent Wheeling, We.
DE 5.. Ar sT tat ! t S0T;s g,,o
prize of. $4,000 prizes Of eco
TeSe So certificate Of paefage Of IS whole tickets vii
sent for sla4i shares in proportion
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class TO- draws Jan. IL, 1883 7s Nos-14 ballots
prize Of. ss2 GOO prize Of ..-... 5000
Tickets $40 certificate Of pacSage Of &c whole ickcs will be
sent for Sl4si shares IN proportion
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY
prs. Of c.. H. draw: ; ss IS I' p II NGla ballots 5000
Tcfs S. ceca Of package p Of 5 Whole . will 5.
sent for sos shares in proportion
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
cla 10, draws Jan II, 1853 IS Nos Ia bsIos
Tickets $40 csr6cate Of package Of IS whole ticket. viii be
sent for si44; shares in proportion.
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY
Class is, draws Jan IS 1883 rs Nos.-12 ballots.
10 PTks q Of Ie II PE1 o % whole U e
sent for SOS; shares in proportion
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
prize Of Glass 49, draws ssa 20 I s. p e NSai ballots
pprize Of 1900 40 pdze Of 100
Tickets certificate of package whole tickets will
sent for Sl4si shares IN proportion
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class Is, draws Jan 81, 1883 rs Nos-l3 bllots
prize Of $4,000 prizes Of .......... $4,000
Tickets 81 ceri6cae package Of IS whole oIo. vii be
sent for SIS; shares IN proporton.
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class A, draws Jan. % 1858; rs Nos.-15 ballots
prize S70O00-I of 20OO0-l of I0600sf s0s0-6g10
5e00-4,500, and so of 2, 600
| Tickets $40; shares in proportion
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class %, draws Jan. %, 1885, rs Nos-12 ballots
prize OF .... Sl25v0 prize of: ............ S30oo
Tickets 81 certificate of package of 2j whole tickets will be
sont for Sls shares in proportion
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
| Glass "a draws Jan. 20 1853; rs Nos.-13 ballots
1przs of S3 00ls 00Os Of 1oO05e OF SEQ
LISP of 800;
Tickets $40; certificate package of rs whole tickets will be
sent for sI4s shares in proportion
SMALL FRY LOTTERY,
Draws every Tuesday and Saturday, throughout the month
JAM 1883 certificate of package OF 20 whole tickets vii
cost S16 Halves IS; Quarters 81.
Address your orders TO r. ARMSTRONG Sole Agent,
| Wheeling, Va.
capital prize Delaware class 13f and the
capital prize OF $50 900 in the Delaware class 49, beth vho
tickets sold gentlemen of St Louis dec22d&wlw
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON WASHINGTON ST
FOR SALE LOW.-The Lot is % feet front by l95 fee
Deep Immediately opposite the Court House, and the ole
Tavern Stand has old brick building VIII be sold chea
for before the LIST of
the REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE.
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| GENTS wANTED.-A few Agents wanted to cirer
~ late he Great West in the western States Over 20 Ot
copies of this beautifully illustrated and rapidly selling Historical
and descriptive work have been Sold
Intelligent and energetic who viii in all weather
will be enabled from % IS day None need apply
except such cash for Books when ordered
Address HENRY HOWE Publisher
dec22w3m Ill Main st Cincinnati.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
gsrsv made h1s trorEs foy olsy DR FRAsKLIN
KTER'S ROCK OIL,


AlED y NUN OAls
A New and Most Important Remedy for Disease,
DISCOVERED ~ $50.
n drawn from deep well Pusbughhas been used vita
renorsble success Oh and Pennsylvania and more East
EN- Siaies-andi working West An opportunity =
now offered 70 Afflicted TESTING IT Where kncwna end
fried il Al once friends and which eloquent
IN ts praise Certificates OF power heal az hancbut We
no1va-days be your neiebolhood You have only TO
he TO be safished-it SFEAA FOX ITSELF
we have no whthc legion OF Noams ana Speeches OF
the dav-c but little about hemsone say hey are good
for soTnehssome they ere good for nothing However
'''' PETROLEUM
viii not be suppressed and kept back Of the above nos
truns-duy and inclination both forbid a.
afflicted, fully invited 30 get CIRcU-
an nd look over the Directions for
Ague Rheumatism, Piles Darrhea, Fiux, Ioohacte, Buns
Worms Scrofuis, Coughs, Bronchitis, Group Cd Sores
Cholera Mobus Conuaetons Of the Limbs and
Joints Sore Eyes, Blindness Cosivenesss
Dyspepsia. and other Diseases.
But recoloctu
is not HUMAN INVENTION. bat compounded By Natures
master hand-snd Nature does not do her work By halves
The Oil is used both internally and externally
As AGUE, SORE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATISM and ScRO-
FUIA are so common many parts OF The West ecu
strained to say that while this oil win and relieve other d
eases it has been constantly used with
CESS in these
N-TPriee so cents per Bottle {half pintl
Beware all Rock Oh preparations some persons are ehef
ne spurious article Look Tor 5 H. kIERs name written On
the label Of the bottle.
by the Drusgists throughout Indiana BY CRAIG
ERTS. HANNAAIAN DCZAN. S. ROsEN6AkTEN Co,
WIN. TIILEY, and j. ?. POPE & Co, indianapolis
r. m. LYON Fort Wayne
septl7 Proprietor in The Western fnies
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class %, draws jan %, 1883 rs NOs.-12 ballots.
prize o. sl25OO prize Of $4,000
prize Of 6O0o 100 prizes 1000
package whole tickets will be
Sls; shares in proportion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY

Glass 16, draws JAN 10, 1883; 75 Nos.-14 ballots
prize Of $4,000 90 prizes of 81 600
prize OF ........ $1,000 40 prize Of 1000
Tickets SO: certificate of package of 26 whole tickets will be
for iS. share linn nnorfinn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Glass "a draws Jan 20 1853; rs Nos.-13 ballots
prize of S37 00-ls 0OOs 10000 Of 100000 OF SEQ
LISP of 300;
So certificate of package Of % whole tickets will be
for SI4s, sha proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class ii, draws Jan b. 1853; IS Nos.-I3 ballots
prize Of s25 $50 prize Of $1,000
prize of. 10000 prizes 1000
Tickets S. certificate of package OF 25 whole tickets viii be
ant for S6s share in proportion
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

Draws every Tuesday and Saturday. throughout the month
jan. 1883 certificate of package of 20 whole tickets
cost GIG; Halves SS Quarters 81.
Address your orders TO r. ARMSTRONG, Sole Agent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

a GENTS wANTED.-A few more Agents wanted to cireG
tThe Great West in the States Over 20O00
comics of this beautifully illustrated and rapidly selling historical
and descriptive work have been Sold
who will in all weather
from 50 IS day None need apply
such advance the cash for Books when ordered
Address HENRY HOWE Publisher
deca2w3m Ill Main st Cincinnati.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON WASHINGTON ST
FOR SALE LOW.-The Lot is % feet front by l95 fee
Deep Immediately opposite the Court House. and east OF The Old
old brick building VIII be sold cheaI
cash if application be made before the LIST of January 50
the REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23
DELAWARE STATE LOTTER

DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class Is, draws Jan. is, 1852 rs Nos.-l2 ballots.
prize Of $4,000 10 prizes Of 81 $50
10 prizes of 1900 10 prizes Of 1000
Tickets IS; package will be
for SOS; shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Cla 49, draws Jan IT, 1853, IS Nos Ia bsIois.
prize ......... $1,000 prize 10000
prize $1,000 IS prizes Of loo
Tickets $40 certificate Of package of IS whole tickets win be
sent for IA. shares in proportion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-12-23

DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY,
Class 10, draws Jan. IL, 1883 7s Nos.-14 ballots
prize Of. 1872 200 prize S. 900
prize $4,000 40 prizes Of 1000
Tickets So certificate of package OF 26 whole tickets viii be
sent for az shares i'm proportion.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-04-15
Agricultural.

To PRoMoTE THE HEALTH OF CAT
TLE.-Mix occasionly, one part of salt
with five or six parts of wood ashes, and
give the mixture to different kinds OF
stock, summer and winter. 1t promotes
their appetite, and tends to keep them
in healthy condition. 1t is said to be
good against bots in horses, murrain in
cattle, and rot in sheep.
Feed all animals regularly. They
not only look for their food at the usual
time, but the stomach indicates the
want at that stated period. Therefore
feed morning, noon and evening, as near
the same time as possible.
Guard against the wide and injurious
extremes of satiating with excess and
starv nc with want. Food should be OF
a suitable quality, and proportioned to the
growth and fattening Of animals, to their
production in young and milk, and to
their exercise. Animals that labor need
far more food and that which is more
nutricious, than those that are idle.
Guard all descriptions of stock against
cold storms ofrain, sleet, and damp snow
and against lying out on the cold ground
in cold nights, in the spring and fall.
In dry time, see that animals have
a good supply Of pure water. When
the fountains are low, they drink the
DRAWINGS of fountains, streams, and
passages Of water, which are unwhole-
some.
If barns and stables are very tight
and warm, ventilate in mild weather,
even in winter.
If feeding animals on apples or roots,
begin with small quantity and gradual
ly increase it. IL would be better to
have all changes in food made gradual
ly, when there is material difference
in the nature of the food; as from hay
to grass, and reverse from much fod-
der to much grain, and the reverse
American Veterinarian.
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A Sermon that did not Suit.

Mrs. H was very religious woman,
and perhaps came as near worshipping
Mr.. -, her favorite minister, as some
of our big bugs do Kossuth, the Hunga-
rian; but be that as it may, she was
continually hammering Aaron, a shrewd
lad of sixteen years of age, who, to pes
ter the old lady, and hear her scold,
would occasionally speak rather lightly
of Mr.. -, her minister.
Happening in at the house of Mrs.
H one day, the old lady began as
usual to chastise him, and Aaron, think
ing she put it on rather too hard, after
hearing her through said
"I am as good as Mr.. N, and
can preach as well P"
"Preach 20 said the lady; "you
don't know one single word in the
Bible"
"Well, give me text" said Aaron,
sand see if can't preach"
"You don't know anything about the
Bible" said Mrs. Il, "If you do,
you may take any text you please"
"Well, said Aaron, 6" A virtuous
woman is without price, Amt that
in your Bible :"
"Yes," said Mrs. H, Sand it
shows that women are better than men,
for it don't say that virtuous man is
without price"
We'll, we will see about that" said
Aaron, and after dividing his subject
into two or three heads, commenced as
follows -
The scarcity Of an article always
governs the price, but when an article
cannot be found, it cannot be had a
any price, and for that reason it i
without price, Now, if there wer
any virtuous women, there would be
price, and high one, too, by reason o
the scarcity, but as there are none"-
At this stage of the discourse the oil,
lady seized the broom.
Aaron," said she, you are an i'm
pudent brat, and if you don't clear out
I will pelt you with broom handle"
Aaron made tracks into the road
finishing his sentence, " they are withou
price," as he went through the door
which the old lady closed after him wit
considerable force.
Aaron now started for home, sayin
to himself as he went along" CUES
the old woman will not chastise m
again very soon"-and, as it proved
he was not mistaken in his prediction.
COntoocOOk Transcript.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-04-15

CHEAP Hor-BEDs. Instead of ex-
pensivc glass covered boxes, get little
rough boxes made of wood and cover
them with coarse cloth prepared as fol-
lows Stretch it and nail it on the top
of the boxes, and make a mixture of
common white paint and common var
nish sold in any painters shop, and lay
it on with brush. Two coats will an
swer. Those who have little gardens
can raise early tomatoes or other veget-
ablcs for treat at but small expense,
by using such boxes. Any man can
construct them.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-04-15
Hlisrellaneous.
Friendship.

How oft the burdened heart would sink
In fathomless despair,
But for an angel on the brink,
In mercy standing there;
An angel bright with heavenly light,
And born Of loftiest skies,
Who shows her face 20 mortal race,
In Friendships holy guise.
Upon the brink ofdark despair,
With smiling face she stands;
And to the victim shrinking there
Out spreads her eager hands;
In accents low, that sweetly flow
To his awakened ear,
She lures him back his deathward track
Towards Hopes etfulgent sphere.
Sweet Friendship! let me daily give
Thanks to my God for thee!
Without thy smiles 'twsse death to live,
And Joy to cease to be.
Oh, bitterest drop in woes full cup
To have no friend in need!
To struggle on with grief alone,
Were agony indeed.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-04-15

CULTIVATION OF FLowERs.-There
is nothing more delightful to the senses
than the perfume of sweet flowers.
Their cultivation is most beautiful and
refining employment. Upon this sub
ject the n. Y. Democrat holds the fol-
lowing language, which we commend to
the attention Of our readers:
No matter how small spot of earth
that may pertain to the greater portion
of our dwelling, flowers will still grow
and bud and blossom in the smallest
space; and the poorest and the busiest
may find few moments to plant and
foster these sweets of Natures pro-
duets, even if it be in box of earth in
his garret window, and the wealthiest
and idlest can, with all their wealth
and leisure, obtain nothing more truly
delightful to the senses of both sight and
smell. Yet we see this natural taste
almost entirely neglected, even by those
who living in the suburban cities have
large plots of earth at their disposal
We see these plots running waste with
weeds, or here and there rejoicing in a
solitary rosebush, when a few shillings
properly laid out would procure an al
ternate blossoming of sweets throughout
the summer, which would be source
of the purest enjoyment, and we feel as.
sured that if once the custom of plant
ing few choice flowers wherever flow
ers would grow, were to become habitu
al, and the pleasant practice Of garden
ing wherever the mechanic was happ,
enough to have a plot of ground attach
cd to his residence, became general
there should be no fear of its falling into
disuse. 1t would shortly become one O
his greatest delights when the day.
labor was over to contemplate the prog
ress of his flower garden, and sourc
also Of lasting AMUSEMENT and progress
i've refinement to his family.
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by the
" subscriber, at the old stand, in Westerly,
Gold and Silver Watches and Jewelry; Silver
Ware; gold and silver Pencils; gold, gold
plated, silver and gilt Watch Chains; gold
and gilt Lockets; Gold Pens; fine Cutlery
hair, tooth, shaving and nail Brushes; gold,
silver and steel bowed Spectacles; eight-day
and 80 hour Clocks, &c.
Articles bought of the subscriber engraved
free of charge Clocks and Watches repaired
and warranted. THOMAS PERRY.
Westerly, April. 1852. 1y
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-04-15
American Temperance
LIFE INSURANCE co.
Capital 100000 Dollars.
Organized ON the Mutual Principle.

Organized on the Mutual Principle.
THE great and especial object of Life In
l. surance is to secure the wife and chill
dren against want and misery after the death
of the husband and father though it is
useful, as may be seen, in great variety of
cases. .f.
This company will grant insurance on
lives upon the mutual principle, at the lowest
safe rates, and also without participation in
profits. Persons may effect insurance on
their own lives, or upon the lives of others,
and for the whole duration of life, or for
limited period
All persons whose lives are insured with
this company are permitted to travel on any
OF the regular mail routes in the United
States and Territories, by steamboat or
otherwise, and to travel inland, or on any of
the western or upper lakes, by steamboat or
other conveyance. 1t is the peculiar merit
of this company that it combines all the
advantages of the two systems Of
Joint Stock and Mutual Insurance
while its business is done. for the benefit Of
the holders of life policies and not for stock
holders.
1t becomes every person, before making n
life contract to consider well the terms, the
rates of premium, the character Of the office,
its financial affairs and management, and also
its ability to discharge its obligations.
We have adopted the lowest safe rates, but
if they should prove to be higher than they
need to be on account Of the greater value
of life upon temperance principles, the in
sured have the full benefit, for the profits
are to be made for them alone. Our pre-
miums are to be paid in cash mot requiring
note as IL the case in most companies).
1.-The strength, ability, and well invested
capital of this institution, are surpassed by
no other Life Insurance Company, which en-
titles it, in my opinion, to the fullest conf
dence of the public.
[Lsl RUFUs G. PINNEY,
Controller of Public Accounts, Conn
California risks will be taken at equitable
rates. The undersigned is the only authori-
zed Agent for this vicinity.
46 WOODBURY. COY.