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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SIS:

In THE MARION CIRCUIT CoURT-JuNE TERN A ID 1852.
In ChGneeyTelha Bodkn Caharne Bodkn John Veneman
Deilah Veneman his wife Hiram H. Lewis, and Martha b.
Lewis hs wife Cathsrne Taylor and Taron Taylor her hu
band Amanda Bodkin Holman and Euphema
Scroggn his WIFE Amos Long, ard Amanda Long, his
unknown child of Susan Ramsey, Wesley Ramsey, a. al
ID remembered that 5h day Of August the year
1852 made the satisfaction OF the Marion
Circuit Court by the Sherfs the issued
above that the residence OF all of above defendants
unknown hereupon ordered by said Court that plb
ca made for three weeks successfully
circulation notifying the said defendants the tendency
Of such bill of complaint
The said defendants therefore hereby notified Of the filing
tendency of said bill of complaint and that unless hey appear and
plead demur said bill of complaint
OF the of said Court be held at the
indianapolis the I'd Monday December said bin
complaint and the and things therein contained will
held true and taken confessed sad defendants
BY order of the Court
Sept 16, 1882, ATTEST: WILLIAM STEWART, Clerk.
Barbour Porter, SoIs for Compl't sepl5-wsw.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18

Real Estate and General Agency Office.
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Under the control Of w. NIX Scott Attorney and Coun
seiior at Lav, and Notary Public
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EDUBL1O VENDUENotce hereby given that on Saturday
The 3h day OF November next, O'Clock NJ, OF said
day. will efer for sale to highest
Druza Fugason deceased the personal properly belonging
the heirs of said decedet consisting of Beds Bedding Chairs
bles Stoves fancy Bureau and other Household
Furniture and articles too tedious
months will be given all three dollars the pur-
chaser giving note with approved security collars under
O be cash in hand HENRY BRADY
oca CO. TBsAlecssl Guardian OF $ ID Hes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18

Two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, FARMERS AND RAIL
il ROAD oOMPANIES-We prepared to furnish You
genuine Usage ORANGE SEED also the plants any quaint
short notice. and reasonable hey procured
elsewhere.
In economy security and drsab;y fence they
passed IL no other inducements offered pecunary eres
alone should suffice Railroad il 10 f<
interest commence the growing Of hedges along
roads They being admirably well adapted Cor that puose-no
being subject 10 take FIRE and burn up like enclosures made Of
James Sumpe who has been engaged years their collection
and csitnre under his supervision with much and
We ssfey recommend
that we know o., JAILED 10 give satisfaction.
For sale wholesale and retail BY J p. POPE & CO,
octe-dlw&wu Agents.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
From CINCINNATI.

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.
The steamer Buckeye Belle exploded in Beverley
lock, near Marietta, last night. Fifteen killed and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18

100000 e :: g: 1s:s! 0Ar'
- kegs Rife Powder. Superior article.
Just rccs, ed and for sale q Scso6 v. G. HANNA'S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
Meeting of the Pupils of the Deaf and Dumb
AsvIum.

meeting Of the pupils Of the Indiana Asylum for the
Deaf and Dunno held at the Institution the
ing Of the 10Th Of November 1882 to consider the best
manner Of expressing their feelings IN view the de-
Brown, ESQ.
NJ NJ Hanson was appointed President and Albert
G.. Underwood Secretary
The following preamble and resolutions unani.
mously adopted:
Whereas, the Superintendent Of this Asylum James s.
Brown ESQ., is about TO leave us, for the purpose Of
taking charge Of the Louisiana Institution for the
Deaf Dumb, and Blind; and, whereas, feel under
deep sense OF obligation 10 him for the zeal he has
manifested in cause and the kind care he has for
more than seven years, taken Of rs: Therefore,.
l. Resolred, That we, in view Of the approaching de-
parture Of excellent teacher James s. Brown Esq
express our feelings Of profoundest regret.
2 Res0ired, That two Of our members be appointed
10 prepare suitable addresses to him.
On motion, Miss NJ ST. c. Belches unanimously
appointed TO prepare the address in behalf of the female
pupils.
And also, on motion, Mr. Philip A. Emery wa ap.
pointed to prepare suitable address in behalf Of the
male pupils.
Aud il furtherresolved that copy Of these pro-
ceedngs, and the accompanying addresses be furnished
the editors OF the State Sentinel and State Journal with
request for publication.
Ma. ]. S. BRowN-Dear Sir:-We cannot let the
present occasion Of your departure from pass, with
out expressing the deep regret feel in being deprived
OF your Instructions and Our obligations you
are many and great. We feel that can never be
sufficiently grateful 10 you for your untirlng efforts in
cause; and we had cherished the hope that we
might STILL for many years to come. continue to enjoy
the benefit OF yonr instructions But God in his provi
dence, has wied il otherwise. You are about TO
leave US, TO pursue your benevolent abors in distant
stare, but we not without hope that your absence
will be only temporary, and that we may again be
placed under your But wherever your future lot
may be cast, warnest wishes for your happiness
will attend you; fervent prayer shall ascend 10
Throne OF Grace that YOU may, in your new field Of
labor, be TO the blind TO the deaf and speech
to the dumb, 10 plead tho Of those who have hth
erto had no helper. But If we meet on earth
again, may meet in that world Of light and 10Y
where darkness wells the mental outward vision
where the teacher and the taught shall rejoice together
eternally before ths Throne Of God.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18

b6R r. r See In another column
CRAIGHEAD d BROWNING,
w. w. ROBERTS,
Agents, indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18

UcIRE oRAoKERs-foo boxes superior No. Fire Cracker
n just received and for by
nsvf7 BROWNING & MAYER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18

The Greatest Horse Medicine of the Agel
THE CELEBRATED GERMAN HORSE POWDERS
q THOSE who have used IL almost invariably cal
X\ and get another supply and all unite In saying il /.
" an admrabls remedy IN the diseases for which
We DO say that THE GERMAN HORSE POWDER coil
ee all the diseases 10 which that useful ANIMAL sub
lec but cure and preyen
i've IN the following Diseases viz:
Dtsfemper, Yellow Water, SOLDERING, Glanders Lon
Spirits, Loss Of appetite,
And all Diseases whatever arising from
IMPU RITY OF THE BIZ ooD
diseases. - 49, - -
We publish certificates for willing medicine
trial OF will convince the skeptica Of fgood qualities
B-Purchasers should be careful for Fiekadfs Ger
man Horse Powder and take other Buy only
our accredited agents =, =
Price, 20 cents paper.
TROUP & FICKARDT,
Druggists and Manufacturers,
To whom all orders addressed - I'll
Inc GENUINE FICKARDTSs GERMAN HORSE POW
THALMAN & EVANS, Indianapolis
And OF other respectable agents in Indiana mariw
HOosIER STATE AND BUCKEYE srArE-The two
best Cooking Stoves the United States For only by
THOMAS BUST, .7
ulys Sign Of the Re Anvil
q STRAYED.-The subscriber had to bre ak from
In wagon, at Indianapolis, the night of OF
z- about sixteen hands high black tail name and legs
small star in her forehead small
and one Of her hind upper edge hoosod
before ANY Que who Information of the will be
rewarded Please direct 10 Brownsburg Hendricks Ind
oct25-w3w ALVAH HOADLEY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18

Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED
IN THE MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT
HAS STOPPED THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS
rIIltal IN A FEW SECONDS.
IL viii the pains in FIVE
viii the obstinate and
Neuralgia, and Bilious complaints in few hours,
,. INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
IL never fails in giving instant the ormenng
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18

o. the morning OF the l4th inst these resolutions and
addresses were presented TO the Superintendent.
Mr.. Brown, in reply, remarked that these kind ex-
Pressons Of regard took him entirely by surprise
he ef leepy grateful for them and should ever regard
them the most valuable testimonials of appreciation
which he had received.
NJ. M. HANSON, President
ALBERT G. UNDERWOOD, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-18
may3d-mayewinlych4i.

UNOUNDOn Saturday, October 16h the Indianapolis
Pendeion State Road Ladies Saicke containing
ing bottles Of and other articles and small
amount of money. ocontaned receipt given John
o. Quigley The by calling the subscriber
Vernon township Encock describing the articles contained
in II, and paying for this advertisement.
oct25- dit w1m. WILLIAM MORRISON.
yuyo FARMERS AND OTHERs-The subscriber has Just
received another large LOT of j. Greer Co Dayton
pero Cook Stove These the heaviest considered
he the West There three
from $50 bs each They wsned for three years
cracking by FIRE heat, and the satisfaction
rcascrs Sold wholess retail the gn Of the Big
Lock, by cot7-w HENRY : KELLOGG.
NJ oTICE hereby given viii sell public auction
N Friday the 12 day Of November the residence
John vsnbscum late Of Marion county, deceased all his per
sonal property, consisting Of Horses Caue Hogs
Farming Utensils, Household Furniture,
months will be given all three dollars the purchaser
giving his with approved security. waving and
prascment laws JESSE NJ VANBLARICUM.l
A. ID. ROSE, Adns'rs
EDWARD BATES,
October 10. i5sa ost2i-w3w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

distribute lew carriers or ribbons among
them, il they were becoming elamorous
to an alarming extent. These extensions
of privilege, and favor, have always latter
ly served 10 remove all danger, restore the
proper political equilibrium of Englishmen,
and secure to the aristocracy that soprema-
cy which in this way they have learned to
preserve. In nation where any amount
Of freedom is enjoyed, individuals will be
occasionally getting rich, and men Of tails
enis will sometimes spring out from the
ranks Of labor; and il is beginning 10 be
understood, that il is not safe 10 leave such
cases out Of the line Of promotion. Austria
has not paid attention enough, to this for
the lnst several years; else she might have
ayoi ded the humiliation Of calling in foreign
aid. Louis 18th made sad mistake in
this matter, Of the time Napoleon retired
10 Elba. The revolution had brought too
many up above even the The common level
to think ofrestoring the state Of things that
had existed twenty-five years previous
Louis Philippe also forgot to keep his nota-
zbles and magnates sufficiently. numerous;
and neglected to- extend the privileges
which he had himself generously taught his
people to appreciate. He had encouraged
literature, science, and ind ustry, among
thirty-five millions Of people; and yet only
about one in two hundred enjoyed the right
to vote, ard NOT more than one in ten
thousand ever dreamed that he should ever
be voted for, for any station in government
however humble. Loiis had left too much
wealth, and talent, and influence, outside of
the accredited arictocracy. These had
mostly grown up during his reign. The
middle class had become very strong
Backed up by The lower orders, it drove
him from the country, and burnt the ma
chine he sat in. But ii scarcely deserves
the name Of reuolatio,s, this thing of '4e.
With the middle class, it was but a strug-
gle for room among the aris.ocracy. The
lower orders have been cheated from the
start by the very class they at first aided.
Aliis told when I.say. the aristocrucy have
opened their arms, with as mnch cordiality
as possible, and taken in the disconlents,
thereby regaining and securing their power.
s.i.s'sss san Yours, VERGNIAUD.la
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
WHOLE NUMBER 376

,CoDRTiNG IN THE RiGHr SryLe.-xGi.
eout, you nasty puppy, let me alone. or TiI
tel Your NAL" cried our SALLY 10 her
iover jake, who sat about len fsst
from. her, pulling dirt from The eb;mney
jam. {. 799aeisaF
!, : = amt teohin' on you, Sal, responded
@WelI1perhaps you don't mean 10. pu,6. nth
er-do yer?'' - 'as .s's..s
"No, I don't" - -
s9 ~Gause you're too tarnal scary, you LONG.
legged, lanternjawed, slab sided. pipron-
toed, gan gie.kheed owl you! JON hain't 90,
a tarnal r. bit Of sense; get along home with
snow, Sal, Hove you. and YOU c.n,.
help 1T; and Of youadon't let me stay and
court you, my daddy will sue yourn for
that cow he sold him t'other day. By i'm.
60. he said bed do il. y ~ - 80 81
3Well, look here, Jake-if you want a
court me, you'd better do it as white man
does that thing-not set off there as If you
thet Iswas 'pizen. ssa sG3 ssSaSl
iie"How on airth is that, Sal1" - %"
,:f.Ahy, side right up here, and hug. and
- . aAAS1 40 ~ Jou udu some OF the hona
and sinner'sofa man about you. Do you
suppose woman's only made to look a
--you fool you! No-theyr'e made for
practical results, as Kossuth says to hur.
and kiss, and the like" ,1eia.z.'. -1s.it ai1.is
swell. said Jake, drawing a bong
breath, "lf l must, 1 must; for / do love
you, Sal.@ Fsfas< 3, 5jst ~ ssSss
y And soJake commenced sliding IN 10
her Ikea maple poker going to battle.
Laying his arm gently upon Saps shoulder.
we thought we heard Sal say:--
9f sThat's the way to do il. old ho.s-that's
acting as bite man orter ''fi ~ Alie
"Oh,, Jerusalem and pancakes! y exclaiin...
Jake" if this aiu't better than any apples
sass ever 4msrm made, a darned siebt.
Crack-e-e! buck wheat cakes, and slsn.
jacks and 'lasses aint no whar Tong side
Of you, Sal! Oh, how l love your'
Here there lips came together, and The
report.sollowed was like pulling a horse s
hoofs out Of the mire. ie 7.ga.ss. !. sssssGs
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

IHE LOCOMOTIVE CABINET. The Aba.
ny Knickerbocker, (whig) is somewhat ss-.
we're on the migratory bal bits Of the present
cabinet OF curiosities, at Washington; butt
no more so than truth and justice demand
The following is its last on that subject: 8 8
- 1URIAH's Cabinet is good deal like
blockhead. When you want him here, he !.
is always somewheres else, and when You
want him somewhere else he is alwsys
here. Wheneyer a muss fakes place tshtf
peculiarly calls for promp ptness, there is mo-
body at Washington but two or three super-,
antuated clerks to attend toit. Last spring
when we came SO near getting into troubles,
about Cuba, the President was ON an ex.I
cursion up, the Erie Railroad, the Secreta.,
rysof State was. @layiDg off at the Pals
whilst the gentleman who is placed at tie
head Of the Treasury was hunting after
pickeret and popularity in Ohio The
same Interesting scattering exists at the
present time. In the midst of all the exc
citement connected with our fisheries, there :
is scarcely single man at his post to give
either orders or advice. Mr.. Webster Is
making chowder at Mar sbfeid. Secretary
Corwin was last seen on his way to. Cana.
5da. The Secretary Of, the Navy is down
home packing his valice. The Postmaster
General is electioneeripg for Judge Conk-.
Inns situation, whilst the Secretary of War
has gone health hunting at White. Sulphur
Springs. For taking things easy, the Cab.
met Of the Second Washington" will take
precedence Of any known to our history,
The assassination Of an hundred unaFined1
men at Havana, they treated almost, as q
Joke, and now bestow but little more stien.
ton on what may lead to war with Great
Britain, than they would vouchsafe to the
launching of an oyster boat. About these
days we want q man at the bead of affairs
like Old Hickory = What's pity ws can't
have him. - -, - - 80
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Democratic Song.
Tune-t.THE oLp GRAn1rE srAre. y

Tune-'THE OLD GRANTS sTArE.n st.i
Our banner now is streaming,
- And on its fold is cleaning, ils,' 'il9
as; A name with honor beaming,S s4-ylf
From the Old Granite State;
That name shall be our rally, issfl ~
3 The fort from which we sally,g SIT
And we'll ne'er forget to tally,
When November comes around.
g Coms round our standard gather,
II shall feat in every weather., srs,s
And we'll shout aloud together,
~ For the Old Granite State; '5
Her son shall be the story, ~.
And we'll all protect her glory,
AS we join the peaceful foray,
;a With our leader in the van. ss,,ssg7
We have sch the ball in motion,
And we'h make great commotion,
With this latest "Yankee notion.p es,
= From the Old Granite State;
Oh the Democratic party '7RAf1
Is very hale and hearty, 81 EzaG - i
Asst was in four and forty. m ssalas
sqz In every Sister State. ass ,,f,.... ,s..,.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18
Tyres for Locomotive Wheels,

Charles WTights of Aak + keyilles Litcb tlelf t6lelf
iGoa GonRIa. has taken en- measures tos secure 4
patent for Al, improved, mode Of forming
tyres fer elesometiye and other 5ailroad car
wheels. 1t consists In placing a series aof
rollers upon the faces q, disG, which Lss q, q
series Of, gradyatsd @cileles upon it. hs
rollers are adjustable, and their Per,Phs5lss
may be breagh. in contact ,Essa H., sl'nsF III n
the circles upon the face Of ias sssf e
Ts5ss ssd efss 5ss;s sss. s b.
until bears, against ull II the Adjustable rollers
on ths face Of the )dises the tyre il then ,fnfi
ished, corresponding jim size to the circle en-
the face Of the disc against which the ado
Unstable rollers are plaoed.-Scisgfsfc
american. s,-ss, e,l4 5o} ,a4s5 saam 8 ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

8uIf you cans keep awake" said preacher to
one Of his hearers, '..when you feeldrowsy' why
don't you take pinch of snuff =
The shrewd reply was-"The snuff should be
put in the sermon"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

TBE NEw HAMPsHIne Tvsr IT, y,
r.l;a. go S = an Mr .h.ss issr.-ine iol-
l1ws low ,aC'? e toe I.slory o. Inc Anti Cath
60, Ist,.. -. :. x. tI ~ Aie e4'rac's
@ Bps kr Than Than % whom ~ ny ,ne on. nGn' ha EDMUND
$500 a,'ais,.d 1 a;1,, sho -. t;a one s oe',er ao-
sh;rs.Is ssii . sls 80 4 sES'' = .., 80" -'ap y
tn. con.,;t,,,;a, e NJ, rJ-.,.... c 81
sdab,sa snms for.n = ,s.,. ~. .aanpsI.s was
Essts,,y s,,aa,t, Z -. :. s',i -. mnile 'ne
IL W. ,.as I -. - css .ms as.sMaaIy -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

!. The Granite Statesman. J

IFE Of General FRANK PIERCE.
IA the Granite Statesman, 9Th q Biographical
sketch Of Hon. w. R. KIFe, tenfh thonsand. Price
10 CTS only, for sale by b. LITTLE.
Jane 20, 1869.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-08-18

q GFaYou,ve destroyed my peace Of
mind, Betsey, said a desponding lover to a
truant lass. "Itscan't doyou much harm,
John, for "twas an amazing small piece
you had, any way" was the quick reply.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-14

or not She took my arm and said not word.
bade her good night and she said not
word. ! met her again and she gave me TWO
hours talk. ltslruck me as curious. She fear
ed was offended she said, and could not for
the lie Of her tell why. She begged me to ex-
plain, but did nj give the ghost OF chance to
doit. She said she hoped would not be of
Tended; asked me 10 call; and it has ever since
been IA mystery to me whether she wanted me
to call or not
| once saw lady at her window thought
| would call | did. ! cnauired for the lady,
and Was told that she was not At home. | ex-
pcct she wns. went array thinking so. /
rather think SO still. | met her again. She
was onended-snid | had not been neighborly.
She thought had been unkind. And | have
since wondered whether she aoas sorry not.
A lady once SAID TO me that she 'sbould like
10 be- mariedif she could get good congenlal
husblnd who would make her happy, or at
least try TO. She was difficult TO please, she
.bid. | said, 4 should like To get married too,
if could gel wife that would try TO make
me happy he said Umph and looked as
II she mean Vhal she said She did. For
when | asked h,r II she thought she could be
persuaded h m Hry M. she SAID she'd rather
be oxcueed We oh,u " ondeted mhy | ex-
cu.ed her
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-14
A Matter-Of-Fact Wan.

Here is very amusing picture OF tha' sPe
c,es of odd fish known as a amatter-0f fdct man.
IL am What the old women call an odd tsh
/ do nothing under the heaven without mo-
rive-I attempt nothing unless there is prob
ability of my succeeding lask no favours when
think they won't be granted. ! grant no la.
YOURS when think they are not deserved and
finally don't wall upon the girls when think
my attentions would be disagrerable | am a
matter Of fact mani am. lido things seriously
| once Offered to attend young lady home
dd@eriously, that is, meant to wait on her
home if she wanted me. She accepted my Of
fer. | went home with her; and it has evei
Teen an enigma to me whether she wanted me
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-14
CONGRESS-TnURsDAy.

SENArE.-The President of The Senate laid
before that body communication from the
treasurer of the United States, and report
from the Secretary Of the Interior; which were
laid on the table
The resolution submitted by Mr.. Hale, in re
laton 10 the honors to be paid to deceased
members of Congress, came upfor discussion,
and after short debate, it was rejected.
The senate went into executive session; and
after remaining short time therein, the doors,
we're reopened, when they adjourned uulil
Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-N business
was transacted by the House to day. lmme.
diately after the reading Of the journal, Mr..
Duncan annol need the death Of his late collea
que, the Hon. Benjamin Thompson, Of Massa-
chus,tts, which occurred during The recess;
and. after the delivery Of eulogies upon the
deceased by Mr.. ID. and Mr. Chandler the
usual resolutions were passed, and the House
ndiournpd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-14
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
CAPITAL S2OO,OOO.
Securely inrested under Tie oDTc1az approval Of
The Comptroller ofMe State.
nrrTrr rnpMLfI or ndJN,R e. As YLUI SITS.

Securely nrested under the oDFclat aPproUat Of
The Compho1ler ofMe State
OFFICE CORNER OFMALN8 g. ASYLUM SITS.
The Company will issue Policies the joint stock
nrin-inles and npon the Mutual plan thus combining
The beefs Of both sysems the option OF the nsuredi
and make contracts upon any and all conditions apPer-
tnnnp 10 or connected with life risks OF whatever nane
nature, = :
that can be adopted aud afford requisite security TO the
secured and perpetuity tn the institution
On the surrender of Life Policy the holder Will re-
ceive il equitable value in cash.
This [ ompany continues to effect insurance on the
lives f persops going California: at fair rates of pre-
MUM; and to grant peru for travelling, sea- and for
eign residences at equitable rates.
Policies issued for the benefit of married women on
the Life of their husband any other person, will en-
sure her separate USE independently OF her husband
and oi the claims of his creditors
The Con ptroer of Public Accounts, under date of
29th of January, 1851, certifes that
"The Legislature having thrown extraordinary and
unusual guards around this charter, for the protection
alike of the Company and the pubic the strength abl-
ty and well invested capital of the institution are in my
opinion unsurpassed by any Life Insurance Company IN
this State or Union. (Sgned) X. g. PIMSEf'
Comptroller of Public Accounts State of Conn.
The Company is managed and controlled py pIi -
of Directors, who are personally hteres'o' %
ders and policy holders in its success .c.
parnhe,s continuing rates of premium and intorma'
ron m ation TO the plan operations, ard all papers
TO effect Insurance may De ooalneo ut tue vi
Go nr ,he COMPANY or ofany one ot the Agents
''' u INV A. f. WHITrEMORE. Lynchhurg.
lima os-vGm Agentfor Virginia.
TALCINED PLASTEEk--3Obb bbls, in good
~ o3dsf' af, 'e''''e' '''' - - BF sAcKETT