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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-04-21
The Cranes Of Ibycus.

Ibycus, famous lyrical poet of Greece. jour
neying to Corinth, was assailed by robbers
As he fell beneath their murderous strokes. he
looked round, to see if any witnesses or avengers
were nigh. No living thing was in sight but c
fight of cranes soaring high over head He
called on them. and to them committed fhs
avenging of his blood. A vain commission, as
it might have appeared, and no doubt it did
appear to the murderers. Yet it was not
for soon after as the robbers were sitting in the
open theatre at Corinth th' y behed this fight Of
cranes lowering over them. and one said scooH-
ingly TO another, "Lo there, the avengers Of
Ibycus"' The words were caught up by some
one near them. for already the poets disappear
ance had awakened anxiety and alarm. Being
questioned, they betrayed themselves and were
led to their doom, and the cranes Of Ibycus pas.-
| ed into proverb, very much murder
viii OUT to express the wondrous leadings Of
God, whereby the most secret thing Of blood b
eozt;ngsiIy b-ousht to the Hight
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-04-21
THE FIRST BLuE-BIRD oF sFRIEe.
DY CLAUDE HALCRo.

p1loar bird! come back to our cold CLINE
once more.
Findst thou no pleasure in the realms of Sun,
That thus thou dost revisit ar ere
The Wiutry bands are loosed by joyous Spring!
What Unborn love for us could thu have won
Thee from the azure of the Southern skies
Back to the gloomy cloister5 of the north:--
Which, like a num- thou seekest-here TO drown
In melancholy song some pressing grief.
Which thou dost cherish, yet would all forget.
Thou comest in thy gentieness like flowers
After fresh dancing showers, shaking from
Thy wings soft music and sweet balm. And
come
Bright hours, which lead with golden threads OF
The young and wayward Spring. Thy plain
tive note
The South wind woos, and on my cheek l feel
rs dreamy influences breathing, Ike the full,
Warm breath OF Lowell and glorious girls divine !
Thou comes., and the winter flies the year
Thou warblest, and the spring trips Ger the
hills
Thou contest, aud the heavens smile again
Thou warbiest, and all natures heart beats
high.
Hail hail. to thee bird of the plaintive note.
And plume dipt in the frmament's own blue.
Well l remember when was boy
Two blue-birds came, and by my window built
Their nest used to sit for hours and watch
Them IN the WORK OF love. TIL oeciHle
Familiar TO them, and they fed from out
Nv hands From thence We three were gentle
friends.
eoon came the summer, and with it their brood
OF ouerulous hedgelings. How | loved those
birds!
And had Thought simple child they would
Forever stay and hutter round my head
With their soft warble and their gentle ways.
Alas. for childhood, and its happy hours One
day
Zen on uncertain wing they took their fight.
Nv love was turned 10 tears. But when the
spring
back
! knew them by the sweet home-langu"ge
ThOy spoke when they beheld the last years
nest.
Dear unto me we're they again. and are!
But now that age hath shut out from my heart
Those little rays Of love which then streamcd
through,
And gave it II glow, I quite forget
The birds of low soft melody. until
Some early messengers of spring awake
The memory of my beloved infancy,
And then think they those sef-same birds,
Which in the morning of my life loved,
Come back again to seek that same old nest.
Yes, more-I think that though the world may
frown
Misfortune on me, though my TRENDS desert,
Though the bright fires of my hopes go out
In disappointment glo my as the grave,
Those self-same blue-brds will revisit me
I 0 bring the lost heart of my boyhood back;
And shall see glorious future fair unfold
Again, nor yield to dark and dread despair!
Bright birds would could give language
TO
Thy song o! that thy melody were mine !!
l would not ask for those exulting strains
Which wake the world and bid it hear. would
Not strive for vain applause nor passing show;
But with low, soft song go forth to win
Mankind unto thy ways of gentleness!
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-04-21

The San Francisco Republican of late date
s;yS -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18
YEyIS S RAISEaleGVX,

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUIS VlLLE, KY,
A RE now making and Keep constantly ON hand; cast
n iron Screw Pipe. T. !, l.; "a, l3,e, u and 3inch
bore suitable tor steam, water, Gc, to which they
tfuliy invite the attention of Railroad Gas and
Water Companies, and all others in want of cheap
durable Pipe. !" lNh q n.i. H-ahI :
ALSO-Mill Machinery of the most approved pat
terms made order; east iron Force and Lift Pumps
OF various sizes and Kinds, always hand. Tobacco
Lard Timber and Mill Screws 1t the lowest prices Car
Whees and other castings for Rairoads-Job work of
all kinds promptly attended to- The! also the sole
manufactur rers in the West, of Roys Frencfs Patent
Hub MorIicing Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers With one of these machines man can do
work in day and DO IL better, than ne can do
in i've days without il. One of these machines eau
be in operation ut Mr. e. nECKERs Ct this place
who is the authorized gent for tins and the adjoining
counties.
Orders from n distance enclosing the money, salts
factor, references, promptly attended TO- jane9-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18
THOMAS CONYNGTON.

o. ..ls - STATIONER.
yVTCULD respe tfully inform his friends and The pub
Wv lie generally. that having purchased of Nsssrs.
Raihbone & Wheeler. their entire stock OF Books &
Stationery he has owed his Book Store TO the sani
lately occupied by them in No. j. Fosters Block
OF Main and First Streets. fr. -s-g sIsf - -
The additions thus made TO his stock enables him
offer to his customers larger and better
than has ever before been brought this market;
Theological Books. Writing. Printing wrappmg and
Fancy Paper, a. Foreign & Fancy Stationery of all
kinds all ofwhich viii be sold Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices. fact to which he would call the
attention ofcountry merchants, dealers. teachers and
thers being confident he make IL TO their interest
90 purchase OF him. 81 aug 25-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18
JAMES LOW a. CO.

Az STREET. LorIsvlL.E.
4 RE now receiving their fall stock of Foreign aud
"A Domestic Dry Goods to which they invite the atten
toD OF merchants coming 10 this market ~ make their
purchases. We Importing direct from Europe the
prpcipe part OF foreign goods and and DiU sell
tAem as good terms, the same articles can be
bought in any market in America. Our stock OF Amer
lean Pts w, continue sell at the exact cost from
the Agents n the Eastern cities for cash in par funds
Our purchases are made exclusively for cash and at
such prices will enable US to
JoBBERs buying their goods the usual time, and
it is liberalization be uiId rsold this any
ma RI ct in this couutr,. aug9 dcwtf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18
rHN R.VrEs OF YEARLY DEPOSITS.

G. r. STAIKs, Secretary. tt
7 AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. to
whom will be paid comnisso that will nett from
- to 5OjOaFs per month. The Agency offers The great
iducementst young men DESTROYS oftrayciing and
visiting different sections of country, the Ia siness is
pleasant and agreeable. For further particulars in
quire III the Office, or OF
- T' HoRNBRooK & CHURCHILL. Agts. l
marl9 lyddw 90 .rrgu Water st. Evansville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18

= 600 uidlong Havana planiation' f.sf
0NUUD 5000 La Jesefne Landers;
81 10 900 La Banus Jana Principe;
10000 Cuba Principe; al rrfprt
10000 Wandering Jew; .,t. t-r ..t....
5000 La Rosa Regaiia;
4rl 5000 a Lenerila Havana Capadores.
\ loco La JicoieDae Regalia1 i. IL. O. .l . .e
5000 La Union Lanorma;
20 900 Cuba skies:
d. 36 boz. genuine Sca.aratti; (Iurkish . iooac.i
30 Roxes OF the finest brands virginia Chewing
Tobacco, TO witt Holland, May Queen r. Gallo, Davis,
Wills, etc a' tn
c.n T,I,a.co all Kinds OF our own manufactured SWo
king Tobacco Suuls etc. which We oncrin Wholesale at
the lowest prices ...,, .,,no,.,,x
Main Street, bet LIST * Cd corner of the Alley
augs6 .....- t.rr .s u oirg Na...tfff
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18
GRANITE INSURANCE. COMP ANY.
srr- Utica. NY. Capital, S300,COO.

GEO. CURTIS Pres,t &C. GROVE. Vice Prcs't
VIM n. H.DEDRICK Sec.v. TIM. O. GRANNIS, Treas.
} FRANCIS BATES, Gen'l Ag't. yIr us.
FlNiE undersigned continues to receive appiications
and issue Policies favorable terms as any re.
sponsble Office in the West For the high standing and
responsibility Of the above Company, made
TO Aessrs Bement os Nele, and Allis Howes, Evans
willie, mystiy HESRY e .GwATSAEY A=i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18
OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE AND
CRA NyFOK DSNILLE RA RAILROAD co.

-rLt .Urn.r ENANsFiLLE sept ., 1923.
NOTICE is hereby given, that IL pursuance Of Act
of the General Assembly of the State OF Idiana,
eniitied".in Act TO amend he Charter OF the Eyass-
lille and Illinois Railroad Company. ApprOycd March
T. isj3 which said endments accepted by said
company, the corporate name and style Of said com
papy has been changed AMI heneeforth II will be called
aud known as the Evansville and Charlottesville Rail
road Company. BY order of the Board, HrLB
sep6-:m .-.. JOHN lNGbE, JR.. sec'ry.
Enquirer. Princeton Clarion, and Vhcennes Gazette
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nRESS MAKING.

MRS ANNA DISNE would respectfully inform
WI the ladies OF Evansv lie that she has opened
for dress making. ON Second street. two
doors above Old shoc Church. where she will be
pleased 10 attend all calls in her line Prom past
perenca she feels assured that she can give
SATISFACTION. Plcase give bern call. bsi 1aug4d DIN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
'lLq - HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

a'iA4 '-- HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
INcoRPoR ATEp l5l0.-CnARTER PERPETUAL ID
7athorissd Cap'L $3.50 O00.Sn6seri5ed CaPf S5GO0O.
rJ,IiIS long established and well known Institution
l. has tr nsacted most extensive insurance business
FOR than forty years, roughout te united States
and British North American provinces IL has aimed
secure public nldence BY AN honorable and faithful
ulfmenI of contracts and the owners of property
are that all fair loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid Public
Building, Manufactories, Mills. Machinery, Dwelling
Houses Storss Merchandise, Household Furnituro,
Vessels O the stocks or while in port &c e will be
insured rates Us low the risk will admit The fol-
lowing gentemDn constitute the
trNt' BOARD OF DIRECTORS. .i .f
FL r. HUNTINGTON. President. -f
ALBxRr Day CALVIN DAY,
JAxEs GOODWIN, JOB ALLYN,
u.f lCu,p, rs RosvrtL4 JouS p BRACE.
.ss Assay Krsxy CHARLES J. RUss.
CHARDEATAYLoR, Secretary.
CHRrsrorurr C. LYMAN, Assistant Sec'A. '.." la
" T.5pplications for Insurance. may he made to
- - ALLEN c. HALLoCK, Agent.
Main street. peariy opposite the Bank.
dees OF. = tT Evansville Ind.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

? OFrcE OF EVANSVILLE az CRAwFuR Bey.LLK X. Co..
llsrsa dIt#E uf EVANSVILLE. Sept. ), 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that Interest Dividend
lN Of light PEE cent. per annum is declared PAYABLE
in the Capital stock of the Company after Mon
day the 18th nst 70 all individual stockholders whose
stock was fully paid out rior TO lsi of last July. ~
- BY order Of the Board, uf '...' 'f-us
sepG-2n st... JOHN INGLE. JR., Sec ~.
Enquirer Clarion, Princeton; Gazette and Patriot.
Vincennes. copy two months. .lu r.f .r rfI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18

HATS AND CaPS..-
). cases Mems and Boys SILK, Fur, kossuth and
" e Wool Hats;
30 do Mems and Boys Silk and Mohair Plush
q. e-,- and Cloth Caps; 4..1s - d
do Infants Velvet, Cloth and Plush Turbans;
Is do Mems I'D goys' Glazed Caps and Hats
in store by (sepa3 % MERRlTI, FIELD q Co'
SI2AWLS!!-A great variety Bay
- State Long and Square Shawls prinied Casnmei
aud black Six Shawls; black and cold EInbroiiered
Shawl.: super Broach L.ng Shaws; for sale low ~
: III COLBURN eS HERS RSBERGBR'S,
sepas O.. .., Corner Main 81 Water sis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18
LOST.

lnN the Princeton road, between Dr. Runeies house
~ ard Thomas Lanes n BREAST PIN attached to a
small Grape bow. Said Pin had large white set with
gold edge: valuable the former of
Its being family relic. Any person bringing said Pin
to the Journal ofce or TO Mrs. Barbara Maidlow, Of
Scott Township, shall be handsomely rewarded. -
sep2q n -raf .-.-r... q. r. r- - f.-. q
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i
VIE great tunnels upon he new part OF the line are
l. now fully completed and the whole road is In fine
eonaGn, presentins one of The most pcturesque and
romantic routes in the world Tire greaiest for the
comfort and safety of passengersis eoust hy exercised
The oaeers and AGENTS Of this Com lany and ere is
no saer road in the United Sa:es notwithstanding the
reports OF Interested and unserupulous agents Of other
The new ard splendid steamers OF the Union Line
from Louisville Madison and Cincinnati. conneet with
me road al Nheellng, and through tickets from these
lpiates 10 Baltimore, Washington Plfiiadelpha &c.
may be had of j. Il. Moreead on the Ieyee at Iouis
boats lofthe Union Line only at Louisville.
lhe steamer. leave the wharfat Louisville daily for
heeiing, where passeb gers aud baggage carefully
transferred 10 the .It fr hiarN2f rlf "a
The express mail train leaves Wheeling daily, al half
past and arrive Cumberland (e0I miies) al
p NJ and allowing twophours there. arrives Balii
more geo miles at day light next morning, in full time
TO connect with early Washington and phfladeiphia
trains. making the passage through hee ing In
less than twenty hours, including siOppages,' o,rI
Travellers will not ail 70 observe that this is rns
HcAPssr as wei one Of the most pleasant routesto
the bast. r~ .Hr r-rtr. f.r '..-r- rtr frrlf
Baggage checked through any Of the Eastern points
without charge Passengers and baggage aretransfer
red 10 the ears for Washington at the Junction and for
Philadelphia at Balm wi hopt extra charge Trav
elers are allowed ample time aid Opportunity at all
Through tickets from Louisville 10 Baltimore with
the privilege olying over any where the ronte) Sl
to Washingto sl1 50:to Philadelphia TO- 10 New York
Sl4 Iobe had as above only (Ihe niiroad fare alone
from Wheeling to Baltimore s. So 10 PhiladelphaoF
" ashin. ton So 50) '- 'e'i' ~ |u- i.-'' i4l
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati and Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
river AT Cincinnati and zach Wheelingby the wayof
railroad Columbus and and stages thence
TO Wheeling. For this route passengers buy through
tickets In Cincinnati and leave there at II o'clock
A. NJ daily. f-.I -Urfrr-.- trr OHM
ard speedy line (Which is prepared TO do immense
busness) will De taken aslow by any other roue. All
property carefully handled and delivered in good order
j,25-lv n General Superintendent Baltimore.
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f AGENTS:
Z. w. Sloan. lsl Broad st. New York.

ScOtt q IO., 4 - ~
J. s. Chenowet. 81 Co. Cincinnati, -.-aP
This is one ofthe oldest best established and 70
liable lines OF transp 'raioD IN the country and sole
Agents Tor this section authorised 10 give
through receipts freighs and from the East
very low rates guaranteeing against any charges
aug 7aija LEWIS & GRAY. Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18
.E,H TEwS AMP MECHaNICS'
HEAL T II ASS ALTON!
cleveland OiasO Lafayette. Ind
CA sisg n. 100000.


DlNhIS is an Association OF Farmers. Mecbanics and
f, Il Workingmen generally, for the mutual ass stance
of each other in ease OF sickness or acci,eht. ~
ls the pay menttd the Adlaisson Fee of 80, atthe
time lication: and the irst Aunual De-
pO.t Within ten days, you Will become Life Member
and will be eutiieu 10 Weekly Pen It, Ii You shoul
be disabled by Sickness Accident from pursuing
ordinary business oroccupation Females insured agas
sickness common 10 both sexes, i-''. tldta IAl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18
DRY GOODS, HOOTS AND SHOES,
-L.- HATS AND CAPS, 40, NC. ~

Caldwell. has removed his store from Maiu
u street, ~ his three story brick building on
First street between Main and Sycamore, opposite
store. where hev Ill be glad to SEQ al hi, old
ustomers, aud many now ones as can crowd IN lie
has now large aud he stock OF goods, consisting Of
III Black and Fancy Silks Nous de bsincs .gHt .
-e Sansts. Merinoes, ioihs. Lustres. Alpacas' a
Fast colorrd Prints. In great variety,
b Bleached " unbeached Shirtngs u Sheetings:
Ging,ilms, Flannels. Shawls;- IFcsy,o4
nd everything usually found in such establishments.
Also = Lar ge lot of f''tIih iNV"A N4t' sV't .u9
Hats ~ caps. Roots q SHOES. sxc.v y
To all Of which the attention of the public Is respects
fully invited. as MY goods will be sold oHrA. .
sens. Ini&w sH .fa J.M. Caldwell.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-18
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
CLASS w.
A1.SJ6 PR1ZESs

Ticket. 500 Halves sIO Quarters SIS Eighths $50.
CEKTIFICATEO OF tH
2s Whole Ticket. for $3.50 6 Quarter Tickets for so
e6 HalfTickcts for N IiO 20 Eighth Tickets for IS
In ordering Tickets select the Lottery, enclose the
money and direct us. Enclose Post Office Stamp.
instead of s1yer. Be careful 10 mention your town
county aud state. ,ill 81 .J1nr1nsc llrfff.
II jThe Prize Tickets must be returned before they
can be cashed. BE particulai to address .u
p! .-snLi ltNAIKN g. CO., Baltimore. Maryland.
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G NTS, FURNISHING GoODS,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI. -55o
Com ni iS,iOaa amt forwarding
~ Is q u > T..
JOsEPH MoGRIDGE,

= Nh1"tt \
-. CORNER of COMMERCIAL AND PISE srREE1s.
( NONSlGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
W prompt and personal attention, and liberal adj
oanees will be siven when required on Cons;,mmenis
or Bills OF Lading iH hand. WA
Orders for the Purchase Of Lead. g rain, Hemp and
other Produe" will be cd the lowest possible prices
The Receiving aud Forwarding OF Merchandise and
Produce VIII meet with espceid aud Dispatch the
lowest rates OF freight will always be procured aud the
expense of ste and drayage much as possible
.,voided. a .t--. al
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e.. VI. GRIFFITH.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
rH1r yynre IN nd GmtterV

Il rs lust received fIl aud plete stock of TO
reign aud domestic Hardware, Mechanics tools aud
I'LL lug dtier as Merchants Mechanics, aud other
srs inyitsd % examine his stock at
assIst-aSs FBE SIJNoF J9E MiLt SAW a
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ID IRRONS, NC..- =. .-L.I =. /.

ID HBSONS, &C..- .I.rr1 .-tru az s.rt-
IN 30 cartoons pain and fgured Bonnet Ribbons;
O 10 do Beautiful 81, les Neck do; tt
$40 pisces black silk Lace ass'd; IA.
l5o do black, white. pink aud blue Grapes, ass'd
A large assortment of dress and cloak trimmings;
Just received and for sale by ''-
sep2l fD.f u JAMES LOW * CO., All Main ST.
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TRANsPOKTaTIOy.

fpt z. WESTERN STATES Ii yB.l ni
PY Railroads and Canals. running i'm injection wiz
ID Steamers and Propel-rs the Lakes. q
NO TRAASHlPMENT AT ALBANY OK TROY.
. PROPRfk TORS:
A. r. Cobb & Co., Foot of fIndiana 81. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., I2I, Broad 81. New York.
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TEACHERS WANTED

IN
THREE or four Teachers who come wefi recon-
l. nended. wanted in German Township, i'm this
county, whom il hev can be had, good prices will be
given. Apply 10 either ofthe undersigned Trustees OF
said township. f,..+..I JOHN RETTIN6,
' 80 JOHN BUMP.
] oet3d&wtfs .sl-.s sser1o- BURIEE SHORT.
7rrdlA
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OCT .ss-9n u bsla1n9l 2IImnI B 'ElinIlI4
.sInoJ SD y mTei izaa al liirr i,ba 7r
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EynnsviIte Comm rcIsi COLLEGE.
ylNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the Young
men of Evansville and vicinity, that be has estab-
sned Commercial College in this city, on First. be-
tween Main ana streets. (ovcr Mr. j. NJ Caidf
wells store, where he proposes teaching the science O.
brnehes His plan of teaching combines practice with
theory students ;iay lime, and progress
with their capacity. full course he COM eied III
from six To eight ks The time will not be limited
and students without additional CHARGE The
tuition fees must be prepaid ar secured. .-.rif4-l
-r TERMS: a
For the Merchantile Course. $50 O0
Iacluding Steamboat Book kaeping.......... % 90
Mercantile Calculations. OO
students will furnish their ow n light.
Hours of instruction from Q Ito ls, NJ IL to 4, r. NJ
Evening sessions from to 10. +. NJ. Lt.f
For further information call al the Rooms during busl
ness hours, or address the Principal
= --II - e.if .rr.ls n JEREMIAH BEHM,
.en5 Principal
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LIFE ASSURANCE.
ETNAi iBnSUNAS SCE CON 4 "A N Y
. ID . Hartford. Conn.


ID .g. Hartford. Conn.
ANNUITY RUND I50,0UO DOLLARS.
THIS WELL ..NOWN and long established company,
suRAscE, with entirely distinct capital exclusively
ment losses upon Life Insurance. wand in eeent
liable other debts. contracts engagements of the
cOmpanyis prepared 70 issue Policies on Lives at
materially reduced ffon the charges of the Mutual
Companies ---. ID a.r .-... -..l.-.- -
The leading idea OF the system adopted by this Com
pny Is ascertain precisely what tits worth 10 insure
given amount upon u lifs, for certain Time, and TO
charge precisely that sum and NJ more.
The promptness, fairness and hbernity which have
mark sd all th dealings of this Company for period OF
thirty years and the well known character Of
directors, afford the surst guaranty that
lis affairs will b.. managed as to afOr to tile assured
that ultimate safety and security which is of the first ims
pDrtance n Life Assurance 3
Policies viii be granted payable after death. or upon
the parties arriving at specified age. CAIFoRsIA and
other usual extra RISKS will Issuel by Ibis ccupany
at reasonable rates. '-' tr .- ..'' n
MANAGERS OF THE LIFE DEPARTMESpa +
seuE.A A. BuIkLEY, - JoiiS l.. BoswELL,rgai p
a. RoDERr BLELL- 7hoLASp VI MSrhEs. -g-a
~ HESRY z. PRAlT. rEe 1a .ael.f fln
fYI h. BULkLEY. Vice President.
J W. SEYMOUR. tctuary d
UPPani phiets rontainihg Rstes of Premium and in
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necessary papers effect insurance may Ice obtained of
the Subscriber. ALLEN T.. HALLECK, Agent.
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