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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-03-16
GRAND HAVEN MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 1e 1882

Mr.. EDITOR The facts stated by your
Washington correspondent last week, in refer
ence to dead letters, reminds me of the follow
ing anecdote, related in the Postal Guide" for
September:
"The Postmaster of Saratoga, not long since
mailed sweet potato, Of the weight Of about
three ounces or six rates, eighteen cents pre-
paid, or thirty cents if not prepaid). 1t was en-
closed in a letter, written on embossed note pa
per, and in a neat and apparently female hand,
as follows:
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-03-16

BETRAY NOT CoNFIDENCE-For once that Sc
cresy is formally imposed upon you, it is impli.
ed a hundred times by the concurrent circum-
stances. All that your friend says to you, as to
his friend, is intrusted to you Much Of what
man tells you in the hour of affection, in sud-
den anger, should be kept sacred In his crav-
ing for sympathy, he has spoken to you as his
own soul.
To repeat what you have heard in social in
tercOurse, Is sometimes a sad treachery !; and
when it is not treacherous, it is often foolish
Commonly you relate but part of what has
happened, and even ifyou are able to relate that
part with fairness, it is still as likely to be mis-
construed as word of many meanings, in for
eign tongue without the context ..e,}
There are few conversations which do not i'm
ply some degree of mutual confidence, however
slight. And in addition to that which is said in
confidence, there is generally something which
is peculiar, though not confidential which
is addressed to the present company alone,
though, not confided to their secrecy. 1t is meant
for them, and they are expected to understand it
rightly. .,
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A sharp talking lady was reproved by her
husband who requested her to keep her tongue
in her mouth, any DEAR" responded the wife,
it is against the law to carry concealed weap-
ons."
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-03-16

HOYT G. POST. Clerk of Ottawa County. Of
flee over III. Griffin's store, opposite the Wash
ington House.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-03-16

WILLIAM ". ANGEL, Register of Deeds, and
Notary Public for Ottawa County. Office over
III Grifin's store, Washington street, opposite the
Washington House, Grand Haven.
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"What would give" said Charles Lamb. to
call my mother back to earth for one day, to ask
her pardon upon my knees, for all those aots by
which gave her gentle spirit pain. M
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-03-16

HENRY PENNOYER, Treasurer of Ottawa
County. Office over H. Gniins Store, opposite
the Washington House
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A token of love,
Dear Johnny, for thee;
Pray take 1t and cook it,
And eat il for me.

And eat 1t for me.
This letter is now in the dead letter Office"
Now, Mr.. Editor, en- passant, it just occurs to
me to say that for "Dear Johnny" to allow
this letter to be sent to Washington, shows an
amazing insensibility to sweet things. A man
so destitute of the organs of alimentireness and
adhesiueness, ought to be hung with white
gauze ribbon, and pelted with potato popguns
till he confesses his belief in witchery and val
entines. POINTER.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-10-11
IN ESS,
and loiit be published in October,
Inr,nIr

A NEW BOOK, ENTITLED
The Citizens Manual Of Government
and Law;
Comprising familiar illustration of the Prin-
ciples of Civil Government; practical view ct
the State Governments, and of the Government
of the United States; an abstract of Common
and Statutory Law. and of the Law of Nations;
and a summary of Parliamentary Rules, for the
use Of deliberatiye assemblies; with supplement-
ary noles on the Government of the State of
Ohio, and the Constitution of the State.
BE ANDREW w. Young,
Author of the ''science of government" late
member ofthe New York Legislature, and of the
New York convention for The revision of The
state constitution.
This boo! VIII be printed and bound in the
best style Of modern Dock making, and will con-
tain about $50 12mo pnges. We wish TO offer
every cuizen in the State IN opportunity TO
purchase copy of this book, and TO accomplish
this desirable object,
1OO Agents are Wanted,
To operate IN all parts Of the Stale, 10 whom
we offer LIBERAL terms; for particulars of which,
address by mail, J B. COBB & Co.,
Publishers, Cleveland.
August, 1852. 1883 6w
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$50. DolIars Eorfeit.

d. Hunter will forfeit $50 if falling to any case
of secret disease that under his care matter
how long standing affecting. Either sex are invited
to his private 3S North Seventh street. Philadelphia
without fear of Interruption from other patients Stran
gers and Others who have been unfortunate in the selection
of physician, are invited to call.
IMPoTENCY-Through unrestrained indulgence of the
passions by self abuse the evils
Premature ipotency involuntary seminal discharges
ing of the organs loss OF memory dsaste for female
cety general debility, constitutional arrangement
follow. If necessary consult the doctor with
fdence; he offers perfect cure.
Read and reGec-The afflicted would do well to reflect
before trusting their health happiness and nany cases
their lives in the hands of physicians ignorant of this class
of maades. 1t is certainly impossible for man TO
understand all the ills the human family subject to-
Every respectable physician has his peculiar branch In
which is more successful than his brother professors
and to that he deyotes of his time and study.
Years practice, exclusively devoted to the study and
treatment of diseases OF the sexual organs together with
ulcers upon the body roa legs pains in the head
bones crcuri sheumatism structures gravel rresu-
lares diseases arising from youthful excesses or impr-
ties of the blood whereby the constitution has become
enfcebed enables the doctor offer speedy relief to al
who may place themselves under his
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United States
| Price, So and 5 TO- per package. 11S5-1N
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ssarper.' rtnEazinc

Eor octobes- is a splendid number. containing
coasihseiiens of Memoirs ofthe Holy Land"
"TAe faiaces Of France" and '.Lire Of Nnpo-
Icon Benaparte." by The Abbotts, oil splendidly
illustrated, with a great amount of other excel
sent reading. We learn from i, that its crrcu-
tution is now over one hundred thousand copies.
and that more Than fifteen hundred dollars i
paid to ediiets, con,fi5ptors, and eneravers, for
each nunsber that is issued. This is unprece.
denied in the annals Of magazines. For sale
OF Hala's Bookstore.
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For the Ohio Star
MoaAnoRr. Oct. s 1852.


MoeADoRF, Oct 5, 1852.
Mr. EpiTon Iii might perhaps be Interest
Jag to YOU: readers to know something Of FREQ
Demneracy in Mogadore. We are udyaneirg g
as party SO much ;hat The, Wings are growing
jealous nf US, and hold their meetings quite reg
.ular, We number about twenty, when in '48
there were only two who voted the Free Soil
ticket, and they have fnllen from grucc. On
evening Of the Congressional Convention r. Ii.
Folger, Esq. addressed The friends Of Human
Rights, witfAgood effect. @. BIuke and Fl. L..
Carter were here on The 24th ult and delivered
able addresses. They are heart and soul in
the work. Mr.. Blake challenged discussi II.
on the two platforms. The wings would noi
discuss the platforms, but were wiling to discuss
: the merits oi the men! To this Mr.. Blake
agreed Accordingly On the Isl inst. the dis
{, .cussion took place. between o. Blake, plain
: FARMER Boy, and N. II. Goodhnp, an Akron
LawYer. There was large audience in al
tendance, composed Of men Of all parties. The
wings sat quietly. expecting to see the Farmer
Boy. .silenced by the Dig gun from Akron, bu,
they were sadly disappointed, The Farmer
Boy was pronounced victorious isy all unpreju'
diced minds II Is unnecessary-to add more q
!. present.. The Free Soers return their hearty
thanks to Mr.. Blake for his able defence of the
principles of right and justice. The discussion
opened the eyes of some who were on the fence
and have now got off on the right side.
Yours, &C., MOGADORE. .
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Escape of n Large Number of slaves.

MAYsyiLLE, KY, Sept. 81, SO.
Thirty one slaves, from the neighborhood Of
Augusta and Dover, escaped to Ohio last night
They were traced to Ripley on the river, and
were pursued by their owners and others from
this side. The clothes taken by the slaves were
concealed in yard, and the pursuers were re-
fused warrant TO search the house in which it
was supposed most of the slaves were hid. Five,
who hnd continued on, were pursued by their
masters, and three captured. They are expected
to be brought over 10 night
The negroes of Ripley assisted in numbers
armed with guns, aud surrounded the hotel where
the Kentuckinns stopped. Fears are entertained
of serious disturbances, as the Kentuckians re-
main there on The watch, and are determined t'
recover the slaves. Much indignation is felt here
because the authorities of Ripley refused TO assis
the masters. by granting warrants.
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The Ohio star.

This ably conducted and staunch Free soil pa
per comes to us much enlarged, and otherwise i'm
proved. Mr., HALL has long advocated the princi-
pies for which we are contending, and We are
pleased to know that bis course meets the appro-
Gaor Of the Intelligent rec Suers of Old Portage.
s The friends of our righteous cause should foel
bound to sustain literally, their County papers,
being essential political principles, and
the fnel overthrow of Slavery in this county,
We wish Br. HALL all that success which his Ia
bors nierit.-CbafdoR Free Democrat.
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Now is the time te BUY
Ready Made Clothing
EAGLE THING STORE,

IN LlElEe'S BLOCK.
TFSlE subscriber has just received and opened his Fall
L. md Winter Stock of Ready Made Clothing. en-
bracng the largest ever broush TO this place
and TO which he invites the attention of The public
HIS stock consists. part of Broatlclo;hs, Beaver
Peersham. Pilot Cloth Felt and Blanket Overcoats OF
every style and different ccors: Cloth Cashmere Cas-
nett ashmereis and Tweed Coats of various styles
such as dress, Frock, Sack Coats &c. Black Plain and
Fancy Cashmere Pants; ditto Casneit Corduroy Sheen
Gray, Tweeds, &c.; Black and Fancy Satin Clorh
Cashmere and Satineit VESTS made in different STYLES
Also large stock of
FURNISHING GOODS.
such as Shirts, Drawers, Under Shirts Socks IIdkfs
Crnvnts, Stocks SnsPenders, Collars Gloves and Nit.
tens Comforts, and all other articles in this line
All Of which viii be offered at lower figures than can
be purchased elsewhere in the county Gall and exam
inc for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere You
will not GO away disappointed.
CHARLES GREENFiELDER.
Ravenna. Sept. %, 1852
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READ THE CERTIFICATE.

TalIapoosa Co.. Ala. Jan. 9, 1853.
DR. GuYsott-Dear Sir: send you this tn certify to
you that your Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla
has performed of the most wonderful cures me
that has been effected man.
have been afflicted for forty years with usupons
my legs and feet in I8i8 thay got bad that had 10
go eruiches, and in l849 had one leg amputated
above the knee. In about months AFTER my other leg
broke out in large eIting and running from my
knee my fopt and discharged great deal of olensi
My groin also broke out in large bIles, which
discharged much offensive matter and al the same time
left hand broke out in large running nearly to
my elbew.
The misery that have suffered for the last two years
can not describe 10 you. | WAS in spch agony that |
never rested day or night. was given up 10 die and
by the help of God had made preparation for eah and
had pointed out to my family The place where 10 bury
my remains.
In October last my son brought me one of your bot.
tle-wrapPers read it, and found record OF
deru cures performed by your Extract of Yellow Dock
and SarsaParlla. and got two bottles OF it. and
commenced taking it. In two weeks, to my great
toeishent my all become easy and could sleep
all night, thing had not done for iva years. When
had taken pix bottles, my had nearly all healed.
Sly seres got well nsif by enchaninent. have now
used in all eight bottles of your Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsa parilIa and now consider myself we'll
loss for forth the worth of this med
icne, express gratitude for what has done
for me. must call it the savior of from misery
while living upon earth.
entreat all the afflicted to try this medci me- for be-
Iieye will cure any known disease in he world. Lay
aside all prejudice and JUST try and proclaim its great
worth to suffering mankind, and enreat them TO take it,
for 1t will cure the.
My case is we'll known in a large portion of South
Carolina Georgia and Alabama, and fany should doubt
the above cure invite them 10 call me, and will
show them the can be flundih IaliaPoosa Co.
1890 BENAJAII HUGHES.
r Price 81 per bottIo--six bottIes'for S~5.
Sold by ID. PARK Cincinnati, 0.
North East of Fourth and Wslnut
on walnut whom all orders must bo addressed.
r--.r5a-s- AtIIsIS
Curtis Hatch, Ravenna Walter Dickinson, Randopl
Gibbs & Day, Deerfeld; G.S. Parsons, Windham
Joseph Hazen, j. H. Sprague, GarransEile; B. p.
Cummins, Aaron; A. Y. Horr, ShalersviIle; j. B.
Whedon, Hudson: Dow & Co; enyahoga Falls
lin Nils.
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CHOICE GROCERIES.


Sugar house molasses
Common ="
L X Box Rusins
ScedIcss
Dried Currants
Java coffee
Rio
Oo!ocng black Tea
O.d hyson
Young 50 &c
--'~O ''1~ ''O>, ~ sGYMoUR's.
Ieavenna, June g 1852.
Ladies', Dress Goods.
a LARGE assortment of Printed Lawns
"A Printed Jackonets. Colored Bareges, b.
rege Dc LANES, Foulard Silks. etc. just reed and SELL
ing very low at HOWELL. & Cos.
RON. Nails and G lass. full stock, at
SEYMoURS
Dress Making.
NMISS CHASE, having taken rooms door
lsA ofSaird' sJeweiry Store would be pleased wait
on her old customers and as many new tnes " ill IA
Ravenna April 9, 1852 ll62-6m
Ready for Operation.
Ys7HE New Seam Grist Mill, in Raven
q nn is now ready for operation. Farmers and 9th
will please call and examine te most conveniently
,''1''S , " ,~ f l.. PARMLEE & SONS.
Ravennn Aug. 2, 1852 llS0-,f
FarasOjS.
splcndit, Of Parasols, of every quail
'' H. L. & R. DAY.
% = a5 ID. Kegs pure white lead, ground in
- CD Oil, just received and for sale at
June 81. SwIFr's.
EYINC Paint-A new article 10 supersode the
AZA use of lead in paiating for sale iy
June 80. I. Swirr.
500 ys.d lbs; Birthstone so for sale 9s su,rr,.
Tla6D s Gross s. Taper and Vial se3,9rs,. coras for
HAARLEY'S cele rated lIeaVe Remedy, n
ES fresh supply just reed at SwIFr's.
WMTROUGHr NAlLS.-6d Sd l0d and l2l,
w just received and for sale very owat
t RICHARDSON'S.
TT AWN'S, style Of Pattern entirely new
81 4 and unlike any other in town.
BRO WIS FANCY STORE.
ECuND ARRlVAL-600 yards of the
- american lawns best for I2{ cents per yard ever
June 81. INV -0 ills DAY.
~ ADDLERS and Carriage Trnmers will
- find nearly all kinds Of Trimnings Tools &C. used
II this business ut hcHAkISoNs )
New Hardware Depot
IRON AND NAILSt
AT Lo w P r L c as.
a LARGE stock for snlo in a lnrge or Small
"a way ut wholesale prices for Ready Pay.
KENT, GRENELL & Co.
Franklin, Juno 6, 1852.
MANE Box Of Plutei Harness Ware, new
" STYLE, just reed and ior safe at
| WILLIAM FRAZERS.
| Ravenna Aug 3O 1852.
wDARASOLS.-A big assortment just open
| 81 ed and selling below theanarket. by
May "a. G. q J. e. TX E'NF1SSs
IHE LLUSTRIOUS MAG VAR!
! YHyHAT peculiar style of hat worn by this
| 81 distng uished Eerson can now be had t.f
| every variety for very small amount of material
aid . at c. & ). {. PRENllSS.
May "a.
YHyHE BEST IN THE COUNTY.-Tubac-
| 81 co for ono shilling per pound. at
1 Nav o. G. & J. c.. PRENTTSS.
LADIES AND GENTS!
NAT HEN you como to town, be and call
w at Matthew's Daguerrean Rooms{ for merIy
occupied by Morrill, & Co.. in Aliens Block,
1
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AMI It's upon the female con-
sutlon, is founded upon the truths Of medical science,
and confirmed by the experience of thousar ds of ladies'
wEo have taken of is caholicon with the most happy
and for tie diseases and dGrangcmen
commonly called
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Among these Prolapsas Uteri, or falling of the
Womb, Chronic Inflammation and liberation of the
Womb, Incidental HRnorrhage, or Flooding, Flour.
Albus or Whites, Chlorcsis Painful, Suppressed and
irregular Mensruation ETC. with all their accompanying
evils, Cancer excepted yof whatever duration and
verify. All these complaints can be pleasantly, safely
and certainly remedied by this prepar alton.
The general failure of the worthy attempts of the
dcal faculty cure ts class of diseases heretofore,
IS geaty to be attributed TO their relianc rpc local re-
mtdlcs aside from the want Of knowledge of The prop
er treatment for the general economy Already very
many OF the profession, Laying witnessed lis sauaTy
efec's have thrown aside their con- enonal prejudice,
ana are n1esg due regard for the welfare of the
patlents by Recommending te of this Medicine, and
resorilng to themselves in the treatment of all the
complaints for which if is intended
The influence of this composition upon fhe female
constitution is of the most friendly kind the most deli
cate and feeble female need have fears its use for
any length of time, for if contains mercury nor any
article which prove any way injurious being made
entirely of vegetable extracts and prepared taste
Ikea pleasant cordial.
Tie modus operandi of tis remedy, in the cure Of
this class of diseases is through the general economy
the system, with peculiar determination to the female
organs.
The preparation after undergoing the most labored
and scruinzing trials scientific every possible
way TO perfect its curative adaptation this class of
ompalt for series of years. las become al that could
be desired 10 futhi IFS mission and by its fruits 1t may
now be known the thousands but its career
Just entered upon, for millions of ladies now sa
erIng for want OF its aid.
Pamphlets containing much useful information touch
ing the nature and symptoms of The above Diseases to-
getber with testimonials from ladies of the highest res
pectability certified by the most satisfactory author
ty in the pamphlet, all which the attention of ladies'
and practitioners srespectly invited can be had gratis
at TIE store of Curtis Hatch, Druggist, Rarenna.
REFER ENcEs.
P. B. Peckhan NJ D., Utica, N, Y.
d. Y. Foote, NJ D., Syracuse, N. Y.
l.. ID. Fleming, NJ D.. Canandaigua, N. Y
NJ. H. Mills M. D., Rochester, N. Y.
w. Prescott M. d., Concord, n. n.
w. w. Reese, M. d.. City Of New York.
b j. C. Orrick NJ d., Baltimore Md.
Prof Dunbar NJ. d.,
J. B. MARCHISI s. Co., Propretors:.
Central Depot, 3o4 Broadway, New York.
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Ohio star.

Owing to press Of matter, we last week omit
ted to notice that true and faithful neigh
bor of the !" Ohio Star" had enlarged his sheet,
npd now presents the large, US he has always pre-
sented tho Interesting pages. We sincerely hope
his enterprise may be largely rewatded and that
he may long continue the faithful and fearless
champion OF freedom.-W. II. Chronicle.
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Gen. Scott is i'm Ravemna!!
so are c. q J. c. I'IeRttss, tnlth iots'oT
EE w G. O. O. ID 8.

HNHE subscribers receiving from New York
a. 9Sg stock of Goods, adapted to the Fall and Winter
aue' Ihey would merely say in regard them that they
were for cash. and will be sold loee than
be bought at any other place i'll the county, Those hay
ing doubts these dGsirous of making good use of
their moneyand the rest of mankind" arc invited to
eall-and free of Charge" to examine stock.
Sent q, 1852. c. u. j. G. pEENTIS.
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THE OHIO STAR.

Vote for principle vote right and you need fear the
eoseqneHces Avots given 10 accordance with the die
tates Of conscience IS not lost its sautary influence
bic testimony for Truth and Freedom will be felt whether
the candidate for whom it is given be elected
Those sotes only are lost which given for unfit il,
violation Of princpIe"-iS. p Chase.
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l.. DALEsYHRPLE.
NIERCEAWm TAILOR,

VI e IGCEA e z LAILOAo
II AS removed his shop two doors west of the Col
n Il Inns House, in the store formerly occupied by
Aessrs Brown & Hurlbut, where he is prepared
all work entrusted his care, in aud fash
lonable The subscriber is grateful. for past
fyors and respectfully soicits their continuance. He
has on hand Cloths, Doeskin. Cashmere, Satin and
Fancy Yes1ings and Trimmings also fine lot oil
Casamerett Tweed and GeRtlemen s Furnishing Goods
which he will sell very cheap. A superior lot of
9GADY@M MADE GLOTIIMGo
constantly on hand. Particular attention paid CUT.
TING where garments are made of the shop. Al
garments male by him stsnrranted 10 fit, and oil
work warransei-
Ravennn, June, 1852 L. DALRYMPLE.-
Il70
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DIX. GUYsorT's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
YELLOWD DOCK AND S4RSAPARILLA
Tie Original and oNEy eessiiae 1rsparGfio fOr tAe
- fI,,,e,,.,,.ft,s, IL


of the Lungs. 1riiea They Supposed 10
Be affected 5y the free OF AercH-
yy, IRON, QEsaias, t.c.i5 &c.
Let all who wish purge the blood from impurities,
and prepare the system resist epidemcs resort to
Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock and SIrsaparila, u
which proving itself anldote for many of the most
malignant diseases thai flesh is heir TO- and they will
never be disappointed; for this remedy the public
faIih has wayefed-never can wavcr; for II Is
founded on experience, jus their of faith in 9th
er and spurious compounds is founded experience
They fly from mineral nosiruns seek hope, life and
vigor from this purely regtabie remedy however broken
down in health and sririts-howe loathsome him
self and Others let despair of recovery let the
patient only understand that his hope of physical
ration lies only in .GuysoiIs Extract of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla and persuade him, for his es sake.
to Try it, and have hesitation in predicting his
speedy restoration TO health.
The Shaker prepared yellow Dock and the cred
Honduras Sarsaparilla' the Invaluable remedial
agents from which DIR. Guysotts Improved Extract OF
elbow Dock and SarsaPar1lla is formed and the Iaho
ratory of r Guyso has given The virtues of these
in their perfection. His preparation contains ali
the toraiive properties OF the roots, combined and
concentrated in their strength and efficacy.
Experiments were made in The manufacture of this
medicine ntl ii found nt it could moi be further
improved: ~
Accordingly find it reseried almost universally
in of Hcpac Scorbutic and cutuneous complaints
for general prostrnon of all the vital powers and all
those ormenting diseases Of The skin trying the pa
iience and SO injurious to health.
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Hartford Life Insurance Company.

CAPITAL AND SURPIUS S2VO,UOU.
FHSHE well mcrited claims public confidence, pre-
q sented by this Company, have given ii un exam
Piled success agencies have been established
Il has perpetual charter the liberal provisions OF
Company in the United States
II i,sires both ON The Jont Stock and Mutual prnci-
ple The Mutual rates are the other safely
Quoted t|om3nnes Joint Stock rates one-ttrd less than
le Ntuai EqmaL to dpidnd Of ttirty-tlree and
third per cent, 'a'd annually % adrance.
Insurance given on application at The Ravenna Agency:
O:iice of The Farmers Insurance Company.
HENRY A. SWIFT.
Rovenn, March o. 1852. 1l6O