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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

NthNlt JbES.
Wiuer's Canadian,
b. A. Fahnestcck's,
SWANS,
Bailey's,
Jayne's,
- Chalien's
SARsAPARILLAs.
nr. Townssnd's,
Bailey's,
sands's,
Winkoop's,
BristOlis,
Woods,
- Buil's
Chicknet's Sugar coated Purgatiye
PARIS Life,
Moffatt's Life,
Wiight's Indian Vegetable,
Brandreth's Vegetable uuiyersal,
Morrisou's Hygeisn,
Lees New London.
Cuoper's,
Andersou's,
Wistar's Gentle Purgstive,
Hilbard's Anti bilious Family,
SwRyue's Sentative.
HerTick's SugaI-euated,
Sappingtou's Fever and Ague,
Coycl's Rheumatic,
'sraefenberg,
Spencst's Vegetable,
Winer's Camomile,
Persian,
Allebssis' Health,
Allebssl,i Ague,
EvaiE' Chamomlle,
Nandtz's Ant-bllious,
lngollsby's Pile,
Jayne's Agae,
nalsey's Colt.
iCouGH REMEDIES.
ShermaD's Balsam,
Buchsn's Hungarian,
DR.. Davis's Wild Cherry snd Tar,
WiusI's ElacampA,e,
Wistar's Balsam,
ThompsoB's Tar and Nap he,
Jsyne's EipectorAut,
Dunean'5 EIpectorsnt,
Bartholomew tNpseiorRnt,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Schnerk's Pulmonic Syrup,
NV England Pnlmonic Syrup,
Taylor's Balssm LiyeFwoit,
B1TTERS.
Mofst's Phenir,
Ehbbardis Wild Cherry,
Mogd's Wild Cherry.
Blake's Aromstic,
.-.. HerTick'i
PANACEAs.
SWANS,
Houck's,
Cullsn's Indian Vegetable
OINTMENT AND SALVEs.
DAlley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Hawlej : Vegetable,
Otto Of Rose Lip,
All-bNsis's Black,
Toussy'- Master Of Pain,
Conkhn,
Buffers letter,
McAlistet's Negetabl,
Danforth's Vegetable,
H.rt,son's Specific
TONES,
Rewards Improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
Norris's Mixture,
.". Jayne's Han
Fo1's Cyprian Hair,
East India, ...
Van Reedi,
..." Wynkoops,
Bailey
s- All articles in the Medicine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

"HITE LEAD-In rs, 90, 100 and 500 ID.
wv Kegs Atlantic Union Brookyn Pacific ana
sangertss White LsadC Companies, for sale by
DElAeRAgE Co. II Magazine street.
~ Also. FRENCH ZINC GREEN AND OTHER PAINTS, WIN
DOW GLASS, PUTTY, LAMPbLACk, NARNlSH OIL, TURPES-
TINE, NIL
" HISKY--60 bbls. Old Monongahela, Rye,
Tor sale s y FOSTER IA T,honn,,ou,, .,r..
D0RK-60 bbls Inspected Mess, for sale by
u ~ II kIHKkpr AIosTER 70 TsAsspisxiss sss,i.
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ATEWARK Nj ,sApDLERY Ware Eza

House.-ANDREw C. BULLa Co. No. ~ Canal RtS{3ss[
NawOrlean Between Camp and Magazine streets =
and Importers Of SADDiERY and bADDLEMAht,
oraian band large and complete assortment OF SADDLES
Bidet Martnse ITIrks whIs skH,ns Harness re- ~.
Upton, AZ No.Tl CANAL STREET. - : ,,.r, co
sl4 iyfftW hNitt" =. btLL a ~,
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Spring AND SUMMER 60

SlI ~ - "A DSON ~ =
F ApittsS 81 LOUIS ND ALToN-n and sT Monday
reaaty 10 the above Express will ST. Lui, DALI ~
@ ne immediate charge of r. Rcherop Pnrk,9es rrces
% ~ oooda Bank Notes Specie, etc. cOnvey.J. Notes.
% ana accounts collected paid promptly; Good, ar Produce
aar.d. ."u Somllaslon Business tran
Line to Carnyle Springfield and all pops an the
~ lne alton and Shngammon Railroad and parts Lyond
the usual way 's ~ houts in advance Oh
N"'"ei7" requested TO This az
iv.s ~ I1tSEPa, n "a Boat ,,o,,
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VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.

To To P Pn.o hours
To phtadephis
To Wheeling hours
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
TRAINS.
ssopa Express. oost A. ~ ~
fourth TranIEg.nag Express a SsIoSs ~
The road. Of d. heavy fa = NJ
NEW YORK, BOSTON And MONTREAL
sst EsPs,. :. o, Cincinnati a, o'clock
o connecting Dunkk with Erie Rairosd and
Buffalo With Blaso and Albany Railroad New Yot Boston
At Cleveland WIN Lake Shore RaTsd 1sn1k
sG .a& tsNRy pnd New yo, G Railroad and BSo win
burgh, Montreal, etc.
ceeand and magnificent
S; saV' 9uEEN OF TIE WEST eagi" sBIis CRESCENT
New York Ni,gaf Falls Railroads for New York Bes
ton Niagara Falls osl.as5argh Montreal, etc
. PG9I ss Is.: s Gs 5
DunkTrk with New York and rie RaToad ~ sns a.
Nw York CITY Buffalo and Albany Niagara Fas Railroads.
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
al c,s,tss 5Bt' . a. o'clock
sIgh connecting with Psnnsyvnnis Railroad Philadelphia and
Through from Cincinnati phaisPha and Baltimore dirac,
GAINESVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE ETC.
Fir't Traa Lightning Erps, O'Clock Second Train
Afs9%%oas9S aff At ~ ofE A. NJ sonnees At coIbus
Company. S.s VIA NsnsI Ras % WsT Win 9S SsS
tFofo Hd 1 Ono Railroad 70 Baltimore washington
Ohio RA. zaussse connecting With Ohio Stage Conpanys
Line to Wheeling. ,,,,..nau-',-..
Third TrauLeayes ~ o'clock w. connecting at
Marlborough with Ohio stags company Lines chothO Pike
FARE.
From From en6s Nv NV y Yo via 90
Cmcnns New York wa Lake Steamer: to Buffalo and ID 90
From E eD.iaSa t. Sf NY sor Fo; i, IL. Is 90
Rsrosd Albany Steamer to New YORK Il 90
From CINCINNATI Boston via Lake Shore New York Erie
Fc steamer; and New York 20 90
Cincinnati Boston Shore Buffalo Albany and ~ w
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nRlED APPLES-l00 bbls in store, for sale
DH E,J.HART 90 - Tchoupitoulas street. su41
4 CURRIERS' OlL.-30 barrels Curriers' Oil,
a A. b. GRIEF co snd ~ Old Iovee.
SUGAR LlME-500 barrels, superior arti-
~ cle tor sale BY
% JOIN q, HERnIIL a co. ssNsgasine street,
lNSEED OlL-ll4 bbls Boiled and Raw
n A English and American Iat.se, Il on, IN sale by
oiV A. pEtAGRANE 4 ii Magazine
NEW MACkEREL-50 bbls Large No. Q,
i landing asa bark Asu.a loi sslsLy
hH Ed hASf 90, - IsAsSfisvsi sasss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-16

tS- All articles in catalogue
will be supplied On equally fayofab rms my2I "
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VIE SubsCribers beg leave 10 CuII tht ~
atenton we'll selected ~
stock OF and genuine DRUGS. MEDICINES EXTRACTS,
CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS PAINT, NARNlsti HAT, u
HAIR MAI ETH BRUSHES and ther ase assortment Of
FANCY ARTICLES Toilet which they receiving
e Importing Manufacturing Houses and selected
expressly Market They o1er the same for sale At the
Planters Physns Ap hs'ares solicited to call and
anime the sto- k, and send Ia their orders
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put up Of the best ard pare
ueles
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded and up
with hsgtness snl dispatch 80
J. q. POTTER CO., successors to L. Massey,
Whe, sale ard Retail Druggists,
Charlss street. New Orleans.
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ESNHE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to the
ASSURANCE SOCIETY or LONDON resident United sta'rs
the Statement Of the Affairs The Society tho h Of May
furnished hy their ActuRry.
Policy os,s entitled Bonus will be duly notified the
o EACH u the OF ihe month Of Juy next
q. r. ltABcIlr, GenrrE Agent ior the United States,
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, /
Gornhil London, May u, 1853,
GENTLEMEN have to lay before the results
investigation the nhas OF the National Loan FUND Life Assn,
put III part iis Policies have issued covering Assn
the Of $50 and yielding pnama 20 the
Of ElgbT5 IS "a per auuum.
Tie CLAIMS during year 10 f34C3s2 81. The
according the table Of mortality being 4s36 Tie
total paid tho Of the Society the
the IlslS79 lss III ih
Of the Society," arsiug from Tho
poce. f7ts7s 49, OIL aud the corresponding
amount . ipsurances Il s246l2l. 49,
the BtIs Spdiety calculated 10 Tho let
Present WI Of income en, Annpa Premiums. u
per AUDITORS RePort... li2Fi9
Gl,lH,sis / 10
Present value of liabilities As0u-
RANGES, Anuulti's etc.-.,...-.-...t 4s9hst+ =
PHid-up capita. eii7al 10
Cunsni CLAIMS lV9uo . % c,,,., .
Balance IN favor Of tho Society, after payment Of all
lam opinion should be
he ftuie profits Of the Society
Before concluding report perhaps the Court Of Directors will
allow congratulate them the Ssnt, prudent aud L
affairs the Society," the Man
W. $. B. WOOLHOUSE Actusry.
Courto Directors National Fund Society. lya9Sa
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I'VE .. BRITISH ISL AND NORTH fSry,

INHE BRITISH AND NORTH <.e@lr
- AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS y.llhsIAS
skoM StN YORK TO LIyERruoiChief CABIN Ps-..-s an;
shgo t55. s~' 'AY'' H'uou" caoh Faa-
" The ships from Boston cali at Haitian
ARABIA CapiAin Judkins AMERICA Cabta, .;,.b
PERSIA, Captain F2yre EUROPA caTtain sbar..,
ASIA, Captain f. 6. Lott. CANADA, Cautsin Sfoos
AFRICA, Captain Harrison. NIAGARA. Captain a.,
Inc above vessels clear white igt al fnast sat ~,
atarboatd bow, red on port bow. - '' s'ssu 0H
NIA9tRA, Long, from BOSTON Wednesday J1Ivs
AFklCA Harrison, from NEW YORK WedpssIay ipx "a
AMERICA, Leitch train BOSTON, JgIv ~
AhABlA, Judkins, ~om NEW YORK, W-dnrsiar J1Ig ~
EUhOf A Shannon, nom BOSTON, "Wednesday A1gn,t
ASIA, Lott, from NEW YORK, Wednrslay A15rst 10
NlA5ARA, LeitHh from BOSTON ,day- Argrs,
AFRICA Harrison, from NEW YORK Wedne,Iay Lns,,,o,
Berihs not secured till paid for. ''' 'lS's 80
An experienced Surgeon o. hostd.
~ The owners N these Ships will accountable FL, cs
silver, Bullion, Specie, Jewelry, Precious Ns
OF Adng are signed therefor, and the value
iy45 SIN r CuSARD 4 po,ul.- -,
STEAM COMMUNICATION BE- reEs.
N N t TWEEn NEW YORK AND BREMEN sIklA
MANIA, 1900 tons, will sal Us follows ' u "if"'
cRpuANt. From Ereaea, from y.p Iytk
'ih---'..'.- s....,-.-s.Augustl Septamh.r
a,'SA 50 %
s ~ ron Nay York to BmepFrat Cabin cleo Second
lygl 3m GEt.RClIs a co 80 Broad sttsat
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NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAM .f-
NAYLGAIl0N C1MnANY- Z Ihe U. S Mal .5>AlE44.~

: Q. -
Steamers the FRANKLIN, j. A, Woon,
BDLDT, d. Lne commander will York iisyre and
Southampton, for the year 1855 the following days
FROM New York. From HAvre. From SOUTHAMPTON,
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PENNSYLVANIA Rail- sszzzz, r

for All tonAioh and Through Tickets please apply The
sou conner Of Broadway sLl 'FRONT.' .tress CncaaAa
w. A. LATHAM Ticket Agent.
lSgsS p W. SIRADER, General Agent
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VtRMlFUGES.
Winners Canadian,
b. A. Fahnestock's,
SWANS,
BAiey's.
Jsyne's,
Chalien
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DOCTOR BEACRS PREPARATIONS

n WI
tain, ei
fectual
prom pit
remedy
for DiAr.
rnosa,Dy-
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Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s, 1853.

GOLD Bulls CoNcERTr' said Mrs. Parting
ton, glancing up from her kitting as she read
the announcement of the grand concert on Sat
urday evening, and she smiled as the ridiculous
fancy ran through her mind, like grass hop
per in a stubble field of an old bull giving a
concert. HAnd yet it isn't so very wonderful y
continued she, for ] remember a cat and ca.
nary that lived together, and one or tother of
of EN- used to sing beautifully. But wonder
what he plays on" Ike suggested that he
played on one Of his own horns, which seemed to
be reasonable. ~ am glad he is going to gise
his concert, because when / went down to hear
a great artizan play on violence, as they
called out, though found out afterwards it was
nothing but fiddle, they were going to charge
a dollar till / told 'em was one of the connec.
tions of the Post, and they let me in. cant
think what music an old bull can make, I'm
sure. 1t must be very uproarious, | should
think, and better fitted for overturns than for
pastureal music" She closed her critique with
a pinch of snuff, and got on to her wires again
like telegraphic dispatch, and went ahead,
while Ike amused himself by scratching his
name with board nail in magnificent Roman
capitals upon the newly painted PANEL of the
kitchen door.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

BAp "My dear Mr. Smith has iust closed
his store, and left one Of his mahogany rockers
outdoors. To prevent its being stolen, hadn't
you better send John to bring It over here till
morning?n
Certainly, my love. John, go to Smiths
and get that rocker which is standing on the
stoop and bring it over to the store for safe
keeping"
John goes--John stays-John continues to
stay. Twelve o'clock comes--so does one and
two o'clock About halfpast two, an immense
double knock is heard at the door, Up 90
windows--out 60 nightcaps--and off starts an
inquiry:
Whats the row?r
We belong to the night police, and we have
got man in custody for stealing rockers He
says he lives with you, and wants you to come
to the station, where we have had him incar
cerated since ten o'clock"
Mr.. Jones leaves his wife aud pillow--puts
on his cassimeres--and puts off for the watch.
house, where he finds "John," sure enough, ar.
rested for "purloining furniture" An expla.
nation takes place-John obtains his hat and
liberty--and resolves to never do another good
natured action in his life. Mr.. Jones returns to
the bosom of his family, where he finds Mrs. J..
going off into her fourth hysteric, because she
feared that her husband would never came back
alive. Jones flies for q physician. At the end
of the week bill of eight dollars is presented
for { medicine and attendance Jones swears
at Smith, and initiates "John,n and saws he
will never do another good.natured action in
his life.
Morat-Don't shut your store till "your
things are all in; that's, if you don't want to
give some good-natured neighbor twenty dol
lars worth Of trouble for FIVE dollar rocking.
chair
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23
OUR FL AG STILL FLIES.

When, ns conductors Of public journal, we
were thrown by the force of circumstances in
the midst Of the New York combatants, we es-
poused the cause Of the national democrats.
We did 80 from the conviction that they were
right. They had always stood by the Con.
stitntion. They had always repudiated here.
sizes and rejected isas. Their adyersaries
had, ON the contrary, always shown them
selves to be regular soldiers Of fortune fight
ing under the banner where the pay was high.
est and most certain. Up 10 the time of the
Baltimore convention they had been freesoil.
ers. The same want of principle that made
them untrue to their brethren Of the south.
made them betray their brethren of the north.
One characteristic that marks them, and eyi
dences their astuteness, more than their virtue,
is that they are so well organized and discs
plined that they never desert in detail, but
always abandon their allies in body. As in.
diYidnals, they would be contemplate; as a
compact band, they are formidable. We have,
however, so often stated our reasons for es.
pousing the cause Of the national democrats
that we do not now purpose repeating them.
We did not desire the controversy TO become
national in its character. We did not wish to
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23
From an Edinburgh Paper.

BAPTISM ExTRAoRDINARY-An interesting,
novel, and romantic christening took place q
few days ago on the 340th anniversary Of the
Battle of Flodden, on the battle-ground where
King James w. fell, September 10, 1913, sur
rounded by his mobiles and the chivalry of Scot
land. Captain G. F. Lindsay, of the United
States marine corps, who recently left the Uni
ted States as bearer of dispatches to the
Americamle legations at London and Paris, being
i'll Scotland on visit to his wife's relatives and
his own kinsman, conceived the notion of hav-
ing his infant son chrstened on that reputedly
glorious though fatal field to Scotland. For
this purpose party was made up, and the
Rev. Patrick Brewster, of the Abbey church,
Paisley, friend of his wife's family, the Fras-
ers of Newfeld House, near Johnstone, was
invited to officiate at the ceremony, and who,
kindly consenting to do so, the party proceeded
by railway from Edinburgh to Berwick, where
they took carriages and drove fifteen miles to
the battle field, and on the margin of Camphil
Burn, beautiful little stream running through
the field into the river Till, the infant boy was
baptized from the water of that limpid stream,
under the name Of Walter Edzell, in memory
Of the gallant young Walter Of Edzell, who
fought under the kings banner, and was one of
the faithful band who, after the day was utterly
lost, formed themselves into a ring, and fought
to the last in defence of their king, till he fell
in the midst of them. Captain Lindsay had
many ancestral kinsmen killed in that bloody
battle. Among them was Earl John Lindsay,
OF Crawford, the chief Of the clan, and Walter,
the younger Of Edzell, his direct ancestor, who
left four sons, David, afterwards the ninth Earl
OF Crawford, Alexander, John, and Robert, the
two last of whom were killed at the battle Of
Pinkie, in l547. Many interesting details are
given in the Lires Of the Lindsays, vol. l. PIP.
ls6-l92, and vol. H., p, 2sl.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23
THE EMprRoR OF RUSSIA AND ms TRoops

The EMPEROR OF RUSSIA AND HIS TRooPs.--
A gentleman Of New York, who was recently
present in st. Petersburgh at a review Of l60,.
900 Russian troops by the emperor, the M,ro.
says, describes him as a perfect specimen Of
the physical man; in height six feet three, and
admirably proportoned, with snow white hair
and ruddy countenance. He was plainly dressed
in dark green frock, with black chapeau
without feathers and, mounted on coal black
charger Of immense size, the Gar looked
every inch king"
As the troops we're passing before him he
suddenly raised his hand as a signal for a halt
when he dismounted, walked up to private in
the ranks, and asked him to unbutton his coat.
On finding that the soldier was without shirt
the emperor promptly ordered the officers of
the company to Siberia, and the officers of the
regiment we're instantly degraded to the rank
of privates.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

WORTH if at such crisis it does not come boldly
out, and speak from the house tops the senti-
ments which suit the occasion? Why has the
Ltelhgeacer been accumulating for years the
influence which it has acquired in the public
mind, if il does not turn that influence TO ac-
count? That distinguished journal has for
many years been charged with sacrificing the
interests of its own country to foreign influences
Whether this insinuation be true or false, it is
not necessary to discuss at the present time
But true or false, the influence of the Iptelii-
gencer with foreign ministers is greater than
any other journal can pretend to exert |
now appeal to its editors, therefore, to come out
and speak warning voice to Mr.. Champion
before it be too late Let it tell that gentle
manly miaister of the British government, that
the United States viii never acquiesce in such a
movement-that we are determined to defeat it
at the hazard of every extremity--and that, un-
less he desires to plunge his nation in war
with the United States, he should advise his
court of the gathering tempest, which its inter
meddling and mischieyous policy is calculated
to provoke.
In word, let the Mtelligeaeer speak out in
the trumpet tones which become a free and
patriotic press in crisis like the present. Its
editors may, essentially, assist in arresting the
'icaSoh NhVu ehieateHs our Peace. tlHiely
word of frank and and generous warning may
stop the mischief before it goes too far.
Will the National Latelligencer then speak
that word? VIII it dare come forward and say
what will be its course, if this grave coniec.
ture" should come up for the decision of our
government?" viii it stand by its own coun-
try, or will it not? Let it speak out at once
and who knows but that the conductor of its
press may draw off the lightning which threatens
to burst upon us. An AMERICAN.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23
THE CUBAN QUESTION.

We publish to-day communication on this
subject over the signature Of An American,
10 which we would most earnestly invite the
attention of our readers. 1t Is from the pen
Of a pure patriot whose commanding abilities,
high integrity, and long and intimate know
ledge of public affairs, not only give him
right to speak freely and frankly to his fellow
citizens, but make il the duty Of all TO listen TO
his words as the words of wisdom and expert,
ence. -
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

ssee the fghtul and disgusting picture which has been
drawn o the present esoafe condition of Jamaica by
ernor Wood Of Ohio lie touched at the island his way
70 Valparaiso to which he has been recently sent consul
The governors testimony IL still stronger, because he is
man OF high character and fine taentswho has been
peced himself Of being freesoer The danger Of pre-
cpae emancipation 70 have opened the governors
eyes to the light Of truth.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

8eA-A ToUGH FELLow.--The Cincinnati Ga
zctte states that man fell to the ground from
fve-story building in that city, and, to the as
tonishment of everybody, got up and walked
into the house.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

1kE"THE LATE Rev. SIDNEY SMITH observed
that railway whistle seems to him to be some
thing like the scream an attorney would give
when first the devil caught hold Of him.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

lss- Returns from forty counties in Pennsylva.
ma give majority of sixteen thousand for the de.
mocratc State ticket. The remaining counties
will probably increase the majority to twenty.fve
thousand.
Washington sentinel., 1853-10-23

t7sS~ The Greenfield, Massachusetts, Manufac.
turing Company at the Factory Village, has
adopted the eleven hour system.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
ABUSES OF LIFE INSURANCE.

1t the boast OF Life Insurance Companies thatthey
are benevolent Institutions, for the prompt relief of
Widows and Orphans when deprived of their natural
protectors by the hand of death Honorably conduct
ed they certainly afford most seasonaJe and eiciest
soace 10 the desoate in the hour OF their extremity
anI VIC most cordially bid al such institutions God
speed. May they never cease 10 prosper AID dihuse
the blessings ola welGveted charity among the smit-
ten sons and daughters Of affection II is much 20 be
regretted thero should be any exceptions 70 whom this
tribute cannot he accorded case il now before us
that we could With dill not come % Us confirmed By
tie authorization Of l,ra document. which the a.
tcrroys Of both the parties to thc controversy have de-
olarcj TO be q fir statement O.. tie case.
Young mechanic, de5irous Of uniting bis heart and
Land with IT, oi fair companion for life bu; pos
fcsslg 70 dependence oT their joint support except
tie art and mystery OF good trade and pair Of
wiling hands 10 render ID productive. prulel-ly re-
Owed TO cfeot a. insurance on Lis life as gulranr
t. tle proposed slarer of bis fortunes asnst desu
ton Ia tie event Of Lis dccease lie Lad brother in
90 Insurance Company whose pcs.. as its Secretary
gave him confidence in IFS direction. r.. President
was lis uncle. To tlis Olce lie spilled De l.1ing
himself 10 the usual terms healthy man. % the best
Of lis knowledge and belief and confirmed this
statement, b. tie certificate OF lis .aser respec,a
be physician. who pronounced him in good Le-lth
Of sound and healthy lungs. and having tie average
prospect OF longevity Ii tie business OF tie oaice
was conducted with tie accustomed prudence Of such
Institutions, lie must also have undergone personal
examination and been approved by the COMPANY :
Medical examiner; but, whatever lie course taken
by the Compsuy 10 decide the s4iety Of tie rss
i is perfectly Obvious thai lis most acve officer coald
net have been stranger the health Ohs oWn brother
grorant 70 Tie exPelency of granting his request
On the 18th April $50 policy for - CQ was Issued
On las LIE for the term o. seven years THIS was sub
seQuentiy changed 10 two OF $500 eaei. both OF
which were intended 10 be made payable 70 his wife
but; for reasons il ia no. necessary 10 mention here
were drawn. against the wish OF ths insured IN bis OWE
name As lie MONEY to pay tie prema-ls was flzh-
isAed BY Ole Hho lad proved friend, he made thar
friend tie assignee Of 10th thai lie might Reimburse
himself for advances and convey 10 he widow IL tle
event Of Ii, deeease. TIE residue Of tie insurance
mcney as atuai for her support TAese assignment
were duly reported % tie C0mPany. aid regularly
noted On is books On tie lltb March. Is5l. ;hs
party died il he Presence OF "a bsQLsr ,hs Secse-