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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-22
TER RITORN OF MINNt.SOTA,
DIsTRICT COURT, lst DISTRICT, -,.
RAMSEY County. ''""'"i"i'''

,unu,,,.
RAMSEY County. }''
William VI. Rss, John K. Briggs Charles : Douglass
William A. W heelock, and Charles b. Daley, partners
III trade, under the nate, sly e aud tirul .. Bliss
Briggs n Douglass.
Against James Curran & William D. LAWYER, partners
under the name, sly le and firm of Currtn Law Ter.
To james turran and William B. LAWYER, partners
&c, The above ma ne! defendants:
you are hereby summoned and required answer
the complaint in this action. of which n copy i,
Tiled ~ the office OF the clerk Of sand and
copy of Your answer To the said com plant the
Subscribers at their Office in ~. Paul, within twenty
days after the service bereoi exclusive OF the day
such service, and II YOU fail the SAID com
plant within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs III.
action viii take Judgment aEauIst ,ou ur the o
fourteen huadted seventy onr dollars and sixteen
cents, with interest from the first August 1913
besides the costs OF this az ton.
RICE, HOLLiNSHEAD q BECKER.
IiaintIils Attys.
tai MI Ia
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Dated St. Paul, Aug. 10, 1853. IS
TERKITOKY OF MINNESOTA,

DISTRICT Rams Ramsey ~ c Ss,'' Summons.
Edward Corning and Jasper Z. Corning. partners, un-
der the name, sly lie and firm ~ l.. Corning y Co.
Against James Curran and William Is. LAWYER. partners
under The name, siyle ard firm OF Curran n Lawer.
To James Curran and William b. LAWYER partners,
etc, the above named defendants:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
II the complaint in this action, OF which copy IL
flied In the Office OF the clerk OF said court and TO
d copy your the said COM iant The sub
scribers, their Office, in ST. Paul. within twenty day
after the service hereof exclusive OF the day OF such
service; and if you fail the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action
will take judgm against tor the of two hun
bred and seventy-two dollars and seveniy-tw cents,
interest from the Esd day oil June, A. D. 1853 be-
sides the costs OF this action.
RICE, HOLLlNSHEAD & BECKER,
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
+ Dated ST. Paul, Aug. 10, 1858. 1916
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VHE subscriber having purchased the Foundry in thia
Il place formerly owned hy {. w Borup & Co, and
having lhoroughy.reftted H. prepared 10 furnish
Castings OF all descriptions the most reasonable terms
MIL Gearing ShaitRg, Boxing, etc, viii be executed
ID as good style be found ia the Western World
steam Engines and hre=bing machines repaired On
short notice. stoves oi I'll kinds furnished With inside
plates, doors grldies, etc Patterns of all descriptions
maze 10 order Also Brass aud Conposition sngs OF
e descriptions; Btbit metal, lining, etc, made o! the
best materials ana warranted.
uii lroA, Brass and Copper taLen In exchange for
Castings. T. GILMAN.
81. Faal. Aug 1, IGf3-6m
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TERRITORY or MINNESOTA,

Ramsey County,
Henry w. Hay dock, W lillian A. Alien and Robert c.
White, partners in trade, under the NAME style and
firm oil Henry w. Hay dock ~ Co.
Against james Currau and William b. Lawler, partners
trade, under the name, sly lie and firm OF Curran
LAWYER
To james Currun and William D. Lawler, partners
etc the above named defendants.
NOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
Il the complaint III this action, Of which copy is flied
ia The Office Of the clerk u. said court, ana to
copy of your to The SAID comp aint the sub
scribeTs, al their Office III st Paul, within twenty day
after the service hereof exclusive OF the day OF such
service; and II YOU fa to the said complaint
within the time Aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this acton
VIII take judgment against you Tor the sum OF three
hundred and sixteen dollars ard sixty cents, with
fem the z2d day OF June, D. 1885, besides
the costs OF this action.
RICE, HOLLINsHEAD & BECKER
Plaintiffs Attys.
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First Arrival of the Season.
TIE WORLDS FAIR
now in receipt Black silks fall pattern aiico.s
superior assortment Of grass b.eachcd Irish lihen,
Sh.etngs, Cloths, CaSsneres, Taors' Trimmings
EDWARD KEENAN,.
Worlds Fair Store ST. Paul Aug. -, le58.
New Hand at an old Establishment.
yTANiNC taken the shop heretofore occupied by Nr.
IA IN. Tgyor, OIL Thrd, between Roberts and Min
Streets nearly opposite the Post Once, Respect
fully tender my services Barber, with fall conyc-
ton that establishment, except perhaps that OF a
Banker will shave closer easier than will he done
nay shop Cutting hair champ ooning, and all the vari-
business OF barber viii be attended 10, and am
determined all my shall be satisfied with the
prompmess and scientific sbites which shall continue
10 be play ed at this Old and popular establishment,
a c. STOREY.
Aug p, 1s55.-lstf,
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MANKATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR
StLE,

l@n LOTS in he Guy Of Mantsto. Blue Earth
avi.aO, the great Southern bend Of The Mnneso-
"a, o 81. Peters River, the mouth of Blue
Earth
Apply To the subscriber James x. Lawrence,
ESQ who is the Speoa! Agent Mansaio Clry for ths
sale Of this property. HENRY AchENTY.
~. Paul, Apr! l-os.--6Inf2
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ESTKAS.

NANE TO the premises Of the subscriber, 4, town
" -, range 2S, about the 2sih OF August 1853,
-ne red and white with the OF her hons
ed on. and sucking calves. deep red, with H
white face, the other red and White. The had a
bell on. AlsO-one black aud white cow, having her
horns sawed off, followed by calf Also-one heifer,
supposed To be three years Old, white and brndle, her
horns save off.
The owner, or owners are requested 10 call, prove
property, pay charges and take them away, else the
said estrays will be dealt with according to law.
JOHN MASTERS.
Aug 81 1953-At2IS nd
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A FARM OF 2i7 ACRES with tet acres BROKEN on
"a which crCD raised last summer Has On IL q
good Tamarach house e ~ and stable 20 80. There
is good Sils the h"uss aad fine Of WA
ter running through the itrn IL me beau
u' and picturesque lake, Johanna 6 miles from ST.
PAU aAd LIZ miles from X. Anthony Fails with good
roads ieaoing each way. HENRY MckENfY.
st PaAi, Aprii l., ioJ3.-6m52.
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ilaihktiHi
Dated 81. Paul, August, 10, 1853.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA,
DISTRICT Court, lst DIsTEIcr, s,.,l..
Ramsey County. "''
Il. J.. Rogers a Co, partners in trade,
Against James CurTan aud William b. Law Ter, partners
IN trade, under the name irm and siy le OF Currau
Lawltr.
To James Curran and William d. Lawler, partners
Il G, the above nained defendants;
NOU are hereby sumuiouei aid required to answer
u the comps int IN this action, OF which copy is
flied the Office of the clerk OF SAID court an
copy of your aDwer to the SAID complaint the sub
scribers at their office ii Paul. within twenty day
after service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
vices and II you tan TO Tie said mpaint with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs IN this action will
take judgment against yoh iOI The at eight buudre
and y live dollars and ninety cents, with interest from
the cth day OF June A. d., 1913. besides the OF
this action RICE, HOLLiNSHEAD ~ BEtkLK,
Plaintiffs AtS
hated 81 psul Aue,s, Ia A n JQs2 1914
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TIC the Voters Of st, Paul.

SANlNC at the solicitation Of my friends, consented
n 70 become car6iiae for the House OF Represen-
atFes take this method o! soliciting the hands Of
NY fellow citizens, nomination by the democratic
Convention 10 be held for the nomination Of candidates
Tor The legislature. Very respectfully,
ALEXANDER CONLEE.
ST. Paul. Aug q 1854 8,
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5. MCMAHON HOLLAND, Sec'y.

The New Yo;k Tribune is opposed 10 an, more
annexation, because it ay bring yellow fever lnto the
country. This i, excellent. We know .r only one
ldea that approaches il IN briiiiancy aud that was
the one -r'sted by the Old had, in Maine who ob-
jacted 10 having the boundary line .nn south of her
hpas", because The Canadas WAS 50 mihea..h, -
Otee, can go Up head.
A late writer in speaking Of San Francisco, says
hen exports consists Of gold dust aud gamblers, and
her Imports Of groceries and runaway icons. Not as
iatterlng, that. as might be.
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Public Meeting in Rlue Earth County

In pursuance OF previously posted notices. the cid
zens Of Blue Earth County assembled in Convention
at Manka,o, Saturday the 9th lust, for the rur-
pose Of nominating officers be supported the en-
Sung October election. Al organization was effected
by the appointment Of Minard Mills as President
and J. Mcii'hon Holland, as Secretary.
Various ndr iduals having tcen nominated the
Convention proceeded select and the oilowng per-
declared To be the ca ice of the majority.
Dr. Humphreys, Judge of Prostate; J. Mcmahon
ii bland, District Attorney; EIhrai,n Cole, J. W,
b.bcock ana Jac.b Geu,'her, County COMM. sicners
Basil Aoreiant, Sheriff; T. X. Johnson, X, gi,er OF
Deeds; J. Fulier, County Treasurer: Philip Ctum.
mel Coroner; u. L. rnpn. surveyor; EI,,iu
Howe, joseph R"nert and IL. Bu,,,rs Assessors and
Joseph GCunther, Cou>IdHle
!. MrMAINN HOLLAND Ser,x
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6tEALED Proposals invited by the Board Of
~ Building Comm Of the Territory OF Mime
sofa, until the first al October next for heatimg hc
Capitol oi the Territory, with heated or fariEcd
The furnace to te in middle in the basement
ST the baidg. conductors running from thence to zen
Offices and library the first 1oor. and the Legislative
Hal, Council thuHber. and supreme Court Room on
the second hoor. The work be completed ht the f>t
OF Noyenbcf neyt. Persons wishing 10 tid the
above wora will, for particulars, eAdhlne me building,
and state in iheIf proposals the manner % coLduct =
the "a the different Security be
quirea ur he completion of the work IL the tine sc-
Gifted. and ia such viii The proper
warmth to the building. The fuel used VIII he wood.
BEN. W. BRUNSON, Binding Com.
p.ulN I'm For L.
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LAND FOR SALE.

E.Es
4 a. nm ACEIS Of Ch0ire and IN this beauti-
~ teP<t ih Territory By the section, h.. sec
ton, quarter section, >in lie acre.
1905 Acfe~ IN the Vicinity of st PAU. near the
Cnpital Of tae Territory The nlids. Of country fast
billing ~, ana tsgill5 r'slur IN valur.
900 Acres ia thr ..cfn5t. Of s.. Anthony Falls,
nt'r HE greatest water hover T.: The Northwest, the
i'Ie ~ llc iuf. icrhg intclt>i oi Ihe Territory
500 Attcs rsaF me young ;.uo thritIrg village of
ha'lin On ie N'esis-i "a r,ct shove the Falls,
bcaut III cCuntrt. fs>t uarni' ( 70 EN-. grafton.
700 Acres heaE aaG bordering Nhite Bear ! axe,
spieiid she., 80 Wairr, noted tor it, oeaut tn sagres
1nd l. e i>h. IHis lauG % good roads
and Is the first qua,,y Of soil. beautiful aAcs and
streams nf The pt-st ~aicr abound every part ali
well stocked with chc'ce varieties Of fish
lHcso lands nlvuri isto heavy timber oak OPEN
G- aAi natural prairie, iDrmr. The beautiful
crs imaginable AM presenting the favorable Va
iIet1 Tor N. choice OF ! ...rin
HENRY McKENTY.
- l. sui. n Ami II 1888. al sm.
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LIE DUO & ROHRER

"OULD call the attention of the lovers OF good
w Books to their extensive stock OF and read.
able works just opened. We hive \ choice selection
in almost every department OF literature, reasonable
prices July 25, 1853.
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.


DISTRICT GouRr, Isl G DISTRICT, summons.
Roswell $. Benedict William A. Hail, Lewis 8. Rene
diet aud Thomas Shaw, partners in trade, under the
name, style and firm Of Benedict, Hall n Co..
Against James Curran and William Il. Lawer partners
IN trade, under the nane style and frm vi Curran
LAWYER.
To James Curran and William b. LAWYER, partners
etc, the above named defendants.
NOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
II the complaint iii This action, Of which a COPY Is
Med IN the office Of the clerk of said court, and
copy of your answer TO the said complaint sub
ubscrbers, al their Office i'll ST. Paul within twenty ay
after tile service hereof exclusive OF the day oil such
servcei aud il you fail 10 answer the said com plant
within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action
VIII take Judgment against you for the of four hun
dred and fifty dollars with interest from the 2J
day OF May, A. d. 49,? besides the Of this action
RICE, HOLLlNSiIEAD d BECKER
Plaintiffs Atty's.
Daled 81. Paul, Aug. 10, 1853. Is-6t
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SEALED PROOFS AIS.

ANOR furnishing fuel for t. :. troops stationed nj
Forr Smelling, NJ. L. VIII he received az the o1ce
al the acting Assistant Quarter Master, ~ Fort Smell
ing until II O'Clock N The SD Inst. The proposals
o be endorsed 'lropo>ais for furnishing !pel y
Tie fuel be delivered and coroed by the COUtrac-
TOR. Good n,erohaatale oak WOOD il be tue standard
ana the cord is 10 be estimated at hundred and TWEEN
weight cubic feet. As much rs sixty cords must he
furnished bv 18th Of December, and the remainder
al such times and in such quantities the Acting A-sls
taiit Quar!eriGaster may direct.
The contractor VIII be required to give bond with a
proved security for the timeIt of the contract The
Acting Assistant Quarter Master reserves 10 himself the
privilege OF rejecting all unreasonable bids
J. STEW ART.
Isl It. I'd Art
4. 4. &. VI.
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&h.NnN
RARE CHANCE FOR MERCHANTS.



sEtft Ps1~.
FEFllh subscriber saIlpI recently made improve
mems in The Arrangement II it % ais gallery and
having procmeI the latest impr"lc apperasus, which
together with III, Leior, very superior stock. ates The
appointments Of hi ia IetN eQuri fi0r any
80 he rst, Is nov pared to sNec zee eotNlo
HkeHt~>ts IN a stA h. N.surl>eca b. any ut orator.
tIr is uncertain aud persons ii. hc5l,h >houIa act de-
LAY "ur moment 81 "fo0ur'r "fe ~ n"rr ~ these me-
enos oi lite, winch unfer the trY.Ig
ui nnal sepaTatioT 81 rst.s, so Pri.r purchase
Mnli;nrls taken IN MN weather IC neatly ia lock-
els pas. rings, bracelets canes. BARGE vninty of
which are kept constant! on hand, and patterns
beng constantly reccivoJ Al Respect ully invited
10 call and eNamin sVccimcLE.
IT larl, Aug. s. II e. l6-If
NfTT%CN'S ADDITION to ST. PACI~
'Ntti~ dcsifabe groul Il. Ming i t- most Cr'ttal aid
u ADV NJ 'tevut~ part oil the ~iA OI - PdH. whore
N>i nefi'dn!. be Tie rlaCrti rrtr D.>irfss of the
town and afofiig Also most choice and ielt4ui iot8
1 ihr rear. upon the bench for Hrl Ip bpt-ts
Ftt al ntu !ns, and how Offence flr tl1. niles
Disputed and in' spu'Al ', at ica-, ~ o' prices, and
Ir ibc raj terms o. credit, iot most 81 tit puIchasV
money ana iaaber for iniilu. 90 soi in the al.
l',au VIII pc furnished tIe rotary .is-Il easy
tet..- CHARLES IL. OAkES
Agent inI lrorril
- Patl Iuty a. ISL Is
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GaIena CITY Marble Manufactory.

Gaiena City Marble Manufact0Ty.
vE7HE undersigned keeps stanily hand general
d assortment Of Monuments, Tomb-si ones, Head
Stones, etc, which he furnish short noice.
Having row been three years engaged in this city IN
the business and having permanent Arrangements direct
with the celebrated Rutaud, W. Qusrries ard keeping
bur the very best workmen he IL enabled sell
cheap, and give better satisfaction tan be given BY
those sending irresponsible agents from shops dis
lance. Nj arrangements such thst can deliver my
WORK at the very Of my customers, when desired.
All work contracted for BY my Agent, viii be fIied
strictly according to agreement
The nn1ers cned is Agent the sale Of French Burr
Mil Stones Dutch Boiling Cloth, Noys' Grist and Corn
Mills, NIL Irons, Screw Wire etc.
Shop auJ "a are House, Corner Of Second and spring
Streets near Lower Bridge.
r. J.. ROSEBROUGH.
Caena Ill Sent 2 1879 -2ltf
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DISTRICT CoCRT, First Judicial District,
Ramsey county, Territory ofMinnesota
Lyme Starring George W. d. Cushing and Benjamin 4.
hegeman, partners, &C. against James Currai,,
and William B. Laxler, partners sc.
To James tnrran ana Wi liian u LAWYER, the above
named delendnnts
You are hereby summoned and required to answer the
compliant IA this action which has this day been filed in
The Uce CT the Clerk OF this Court ior The
said AT 81 Paul IN said county and Territory OF Minneso
Ia, and To copy oi your to the said
plant The subscribers ther office 81 Paul,
the SAID county and Territory oil Minnesota within 20
days after the service of this summons exclusive
OF tie day OF such service and il you il 10 the
said complaint within the tine aforesaid the paitiIs
this action Will take judgment against for the
oi Eve hundred and fit, five dollars cent, with
interest i.on The 20ih day of June 1888 and also Tor the
further sum vi five hundred dollars with interest from
The l9t day OF May, one Thousand eight hundred and
Hity three, besides the cost OF ihis action.
MASrERSON q SlM0NS.
lluibdfs Attorneys.
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CHEAP GROCERIES.

T. I U f.k
NJ. FARMER. late Of the firm Of Rev L Farmer,
90 is pleased iuiprA ii, old friends and all those
W'shitg 20 purchase Groceries and Provisions cheaply
that lie mas received and offers for sale the lowest
cash prices ., rs THIRD street, next door
below The oT.as far large, fresh and Well se!ect led
stock OF articles ia his line consisting part OF the fol-
LOWING:
Sugars. of all varieties.
TGis, he latest inporfaI ions md best qualities,
Coffee, West India and Mediterranean Fruits,
flsh-Eod. Mackerei and Herring
II'Ll6s aHd Pr@.fyN Of nj kinds,
Mats Almonds, iilhrtts. Bragii, &c,
J Tobacco and CGars,
Molaases ana syrup, bs,t quality from Belch.rs Ra.
ai.lV,
fiour--Snp"rine of the satices, brands,
T. Hams Shoulders sHd .'nr.,
Ara al oihrr articles in the line Of family consamp-
ton, great ahg small. too tedtous mention.
aia bosaa 70 s-.l, iiid those wishing 10 trade vii
1ad II 70 their advantage 20 call.
IN. FARMER.
Nav IS ,s3 ~
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FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE.
FeNH large three soTs house and lot situated Main
. street in the town OF S,ii.vatcr, known tts
"eiillwater House." formerly kept fc- hotel, with
stable and cut b0fins connected; IL iot sale al
VIII b sold unon The mos. Reasonable terra; this srge
and we finished .ose situated upon The principal
business street IA ite iown the steamboat land
my snd well constructed ia ccRven,ent hrie ami az
,rds CHANCE tor Investment 10 person VISA
l.sg to engage IN the business Of kee .ius hotel.
For further information agi The terms o. ie apply 10
u. L. AMES, Esp., CT Saltwater.
April g. 1853
~RIND5TUN ES--Der.a aud common,
IN AZ MARSHAL g. COS q
NEW MUSIC,
"A aug II '" ". D. CON45:
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SALE sTAnLE.

Would respectfully call the attention of the public
Il to this establishment, where keep constantly on
hand for SALE the best variety Of horses suitable for
fancy, Carriage, draft or the saddle. Persons having
horses 10 dispose Of will find Il their advantage to
call as keep the only establishment Of the Kind 81;
Paul, and my knowledge of ths market will enable me
10 procure lair prices Tor any which may be ef my
care have always The best feed for horses, and sus
always THAR.
JAMES WILLIS VINCENT r CO.,
Third street, opposite Csthcait Kern Co's. store
Aug. H. Il
To the Electors of Ramsey County.
1 the solicitation Of many friends throughout ths
n county, respectfully offer myself q candidate
before the Democratic party for their suages at tho
ensuing fall election, for the Office Of Register OF Deeds
Tor me county OF Ramsey, pledgng myself elected 10
perform the duties of said Office faithfully and to the
beet Of ny abilities. JOHS NJ. CASHIER.
81 Paul, Aug. rs, 1853 u
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ADATAGONlA.-An account Of a residence In tn
land-By Capt. Bourne. At
Tvs LIE DIG ar ROHp ER1S
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MUSICAL INSrRUNyENTs.

CONSTANTLY on hand, Pianos and Meodeons Of
~ superior make and tone, and cheaper than can be
purchased elsewhere and brought Minnesota And 10
arrive shortly complete Of every descrlp-
zion OF Musical Instruments.
jyZt LIE DUO & ROHRFR.
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"hoieN orid's Temperance Convention.
Tbs e assembled at Metropolitan Hall in New
lo' L. % tie number Of one thousand delegates from
Gacl..f seciions of the United States Canada and
Il.
.s.3en, THOMAS W. HiGGINs0y Mass
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MUTUALLIFEINSUR ANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.


Stability, - Security, --Perpeiuiiy!
THIS Company has established itself on such a
firm basis, that it can offer 10 those desiring in
vestment on their lives that greatest of ell
IN life Insurance, viz: full and perfect security Its his
tory Is almost, II not quite, without parallel. Com
mencing LIST February, lSi3, 90 years ago. without
dollar OF capital except its receipts for premiums has
now an actual cash capital which is Invested in Bonds
aud Mortgages ON Real Estate, principally in the cities
OF New York and Brooklyn, worth double the amount
loaned thereon of COO Its receipts for pre-
miuns during the past five years have been nearly 3d.
100000, and tor interest Investment $3.50 COO,
and has paid policies terminated by death during the
same nie nearly $s00000. Its dividends after
lug fund sufficient to rensnre all outstanding pocics
We're d percent the first five years 33 Is per
the last five, the amount OF premiums paid, being
average OF over n i2 per per for years
These dividends added In the policy their reVer
sionary value, pay able death with The hsur-
ed be applied the reduction of future preI
uis, AT The option of The insured. The business of lie
Company is conducted strictly on the cash plan-no
credisand it is believed TO hold greater induce
ments than any other COMPANY, whatever.
It's rates OF premium low those of any good
Office aud believed TO be lower than some who pro-
Tess 10 insure from % 10 so per cent less
FREDERICK 5. WINSTON, Pres't.
Isaac ABBOTT, Sec'y.
Charles Gil, Actuary.
JUSTUS l. MCCARTHY, Agent.
Taos. X forrs, NJ D., Medich! Examiner.
Auv 81