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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-04
TELEGRAPHIC!
NEW YORK. Sent. 90.

NEW lOhh, otpl 20.
Capt. McLeary, of the bark, Mary Nor
ris from Glasgow, reports that on the 18th
of August, lat Is, long. Is, he saw the hull
Of large vessel, black, and bright red bot
tom, apparently Clyde built, three or four
compartments. The wood work was burnt.
She sent man on board who reported see
ing the machinery. The next day he found
full female figure head. twas supposed
to be the City of Glasgow, but she had no
such figure head.
DETROIT, Sept. 90.
Lord Eign and suite arrived to-day. He
was received by the Mavor and Council, and
escorted 10 the State Fair. A dinner was
given him by the Common Council and prom
inent citizens.
Gen. Cass left this morning to stump the
State.
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&UNDRiES.
FOR SALE OR RENT.

a Avery desirable family residence situated In the
- elegzhle of the The house
good houses trees
the premises.
ALSO Two Lots in Lamasco city. ting
bargain be had il applied ter Immediately Apply
att this office. augg. If
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CiN IT RE-

CAN 1T BE,
Al NAN il be possible that ) EMBICH to
~ before the Honorable City Coun ii The
chare Dry Goods cheap, Or
corporation Goods reaity they are
worth than ninety dollar, be the
II know Mr. +. attend his afAir
while ne pursues the of his same time
endavorins DO the good the largest
continuing sell good GooGs his
markahly low prices.
Gail /" ladies We know delight in getting good Goods
ow prices. eya2
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EShiN ts.-S cases elk and Prints. do eolored
madden do Carlisle madden ~ fancy Prints newest
sSeS' oNSs anu Tor sale at Low prices by
LANES LOW & Co
sngo AIS Main ST., louisville XIV
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MEIER Co.. KY. July Ist '53.
Mr. B. F. HrRT-Dsar Sir~Permit to state to you for
The AFFLICTED Femie that about
years ago. became disease with Falling Womb
Whites which kept conhea my nearly all the
time had the att nton OF best chs
without relief In April my friends persua
ded the spring. lid and cher
time found the waite beneftiny me- un re-
home female aeluatanee who had been using
Iron persuaded to consented aft rusnR
the first bottle found myslf improving rapidly am
using the 4th bottle and happy to am able
~ u house hold Affairs as beore taken sick
SARAH A
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HEWET,s CELEBRATED BEATER HAYPREi
COMMONLY AS rae

vENHE undersigned having purchased tie right for Wander
- burgh and eight adjoining counties beg leave
the farmers and citizens of said that they
pared build and said Presses and cell
county rights within the above named territory they
urnsh the Castings Work those who
bald tor themselves
Inc advantages of this Press all others
aave yet been introduced being capable OF DONG
twice the work per day that 9th Pres
in shipping. -
sSidenee IT its superiority is that in Switzerland
aione Sh'eh Is one ofour heaviest Hay shipping
operation. - 10y - ~ - -
IL mas successfully received the premium and Silver
THs :. JON tns ONO and Indiana State Fairs.
Ply 10 5rant q Co. at their Agricultural
Seed an reed store Main
ma or TO j. 8 Mitchell necessary infor
ma III sIea win pleasure and al.o Of the Presses
can ,o Ss 49,, 49, ~ "PetAuon j. =. MITCHELL
e'O-'S@"' L. GRANT d CO.
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en-. ECGLEsTOy A. CO..

E1ROPRIETORS OF the Crescent City Foundry in Evans
Vile. bald all kinds Machinery in ST. le quality
prIee equal 20 any made in any city OF the W est.
make Fire and Steam Engines all Saw and Grist hil
irons Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron H0u
FrDns Pence Railing of patterns, Rrass ork OF al
kinds rought and Cast iron Bridge Nork-nteed every
ching our business Prompt attention given
pairs.
the highest rrce Iron Brass and Cope.
Foundry the Canal-eorner canal and Inge
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BASrRO Taxas Nav

MssSRs. FARMER. Hun d Co.-GESrLEMEN:-Hayinr.
been confined the for i've
found my health rPdly declining. General debility
pervaiai whole systn weak aud emasated totter.d
like walking skeleoa until used three bottles Dr.
Hurts Iron TiGcure am now we'll and testify
truth il il the iene extan general delitv
spi loss Of oiee and all diseases from
diseased state the blood \ ours. with respect.
J. N. HAMMOND.
evI-imw WOLSEf LlNCk, Sole Agents.
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GNyIF WANTED,

e. THE highest market will always be paid
ys for Game at the Exchange Restaurat. Bring it As
SzvY<-a possible.
49, augu PETER u Rk.
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ATTENTION FARMEKs!

NA OOi. CARDiNts.-The undersigned asks the at.sn-
w ton OF tarmerstO facilities for Carl
ing This establishment has machines running
night ~ steam enabling
er than any other similar in this region while the
work Is excellent farmer bring
TO ordinary only
few hours for 1t to be eArded My prices reasonable
highest marhet price always paid quality
have old and experienced Carder work my
and promise satisfaction. je3 J. NJ. BIRTH.
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"1ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w andCommssion Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture Chairs Clocks Lookn
Glasses Picture Frames, Notions &c. Particular atte
ton given all descriptions of Goods. Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Gao
advances made on Consignmenis.
aug % ly WOOLSEY 81 NELSON.
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H.NELSON


i CTION.
I WCoLSEY & NELSON.
I yT7ATER street Evansville Indiana Auctoneer,
\ w andCommssion Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
given thes ale all descriptions of Goods. Reyu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay, and Saturday. Gao
aug ssiy " WooLsEY NELSON.
FURNITURE.
! SOFAS, Divan, Center dining, Breakfast and Card
| - Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and hair seat Chairs, for sale low by .
aug23lyd WOOLSEY q NELSoN.
TEwELRY Il ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Fingerrngs,
81 Breast Pins. Shin studs. Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches. Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses. Fancy Soaps,
Accorians, Vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
auga3Iy woOLSEY & NELSON.
(NHAIRS-Ju., received and for sale low at Fur
" niture rooms on Water street. 80 dozen wood-seat
Jani7 '0 WooLsEY q NELSON
CoFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
- rooms, eight line Sofas.
jan27 woOLSEY S NELSON.
d EDsTEADS--Just received and 70, sale low, 3 10.
ID of highpost Bedsteads.
jan27 "OoLsEf NELsoN'
GLASS wARE.-Just received and for safe al auction
VI and rivate sale lot OF Glassware
jan27 WOoLsEf d NELSON.
4 UST IsCElpED and for sale, iargs lot of Looking
u glass Plate. NoOlSkf q NELsoN.
OFAS-Jast received by steamer Express and foi
- sale low at our Furniture Rooms. four New Sofas.
ap4 WOOLSEf q NELSON.
y / b1l Sugar Raker Molasses. bbl Golden Syrup;
Dbl Sugar House Molasses. reed this day at
ey2I BEDFoRDS
aNREsH TEAs-IOO half-chests. cattys etc. etc. nc
Il dunn very choice. Just reed for sale low by
eye ). 4. GILBERT a Co.. Syc.. near Water.
lost RECEIVED.
- narper's MAGAZINE for Jnne;
PuIuan's DO do;
Graham's do for do:
GOdey's Ladies Book for June;
kniekertoeksr for June;
Fern Leaves Second Series at
jes SAMUEL LISTERS Book Store.
se,UNDRIEs.-
- dcZ "a cans Sarjeens:
doz q cans Sardeens:
5 doz cans Burrows best rex. Mustard;
3 doz Pickles
2 Coz best Baking Powder
] box Chocolate;
box. gross Patent Clothes Pins;
No. Samonds
Fresh VI. X Rasns.
coil Cotton COrdasc;
Cotton Ropes:
s. ). Almonds;
Scrdb Brushes;
Shaker BroOms;
Crsam Tartar;
O..
2hOxes Thos. j. Hollands Va. Tobacco Soaps
Tubs Buckets, Baskets. &c. aud saeat
eyS L. BACON d CO.'S Family Grocery.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL

FBWO Lots W ain street. between Firth Sixth
II the between Sixth ami seventh each
eet front by 80. Lot IN Lamaseo. 100 by ia with
Story Brick House 80 by AZ suitable for business purposes
pr resid nee.
Titles ndis patable and terms HherSl. For
quire of RUDOLPH KEHR. Notary Public
eyS-tf on First ST.. Al N. 3. JohnsOn's Atty.
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SPRAGUE's FANCY PaENTS-20 case. spraru.,.
~ small figured adder Pn day and for sale b.
eyE' JAS. LOW CO.. SIS. Main st.. Lou Kv
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FnRTY ACHES OF LAND FOR SALE.

GITIATED the Evansville and OwenssllIe r'ah three
= miles from this City. with log house od and
failing SpriBg-twenty up~ards cleared
ALSO-A story Brick House the corner OF Second
anut in good re air aud conveniently tuiit
ALSO-Five laying IN Bell aud Chanders In
will sold reasonable En-
uire oil sUsS 4. DAWN ~.
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCE'S
n ID L \ D. G. T. 4 A Ii l. T.
pa ACE A.

INDIA "a. GET ABLE
PA n A G EA,
Pr the Radicai Care If
snySPEPSIA scro'Ala Kings Evil Iueipen. cOn,gnp
plans G,avd Piles Drop,y Sick and Nervous Headache
Pain he side. Rrast and Back Diseases of h. Kidneys
Swelling the lilanas Lumago Jaundiee Female
uares sGd all diseases arising from improper excessive
1T PURTFIEs THE BLooDt
NniS .ac
Ne" SAS uE6cAL pR5 fTG + rs aH6 USES
Alternative Pnrgltve Dnretc Dapharetie and Tonic It's
." s patio hs = OF
L wh prompiness the Kidneys and Urine
SKIN Brsa.
< life and vigor. Price 81 per bottle.
f. II. sToCKwELL NJ D..
Professor Of somy Physiology aud Hygiene excessively
Mesrs BaucE L Co have used extensively separately
Rraess Sps PISAeT aud eon.ider n:
enecua remedy for serofua. Tuseree sad Dyspepsia
that before the peoge il SAFE potent and
degree of pharmaceutical science.
Ell. sToCKwELL. ND
PROF G. GAYLE.
Dean otthe Fse"l,y ", mGhs Tenn. speaks thus;
Dear Sir: submitted your Compound to Professor. NJ
your and think well calculated very
physicians Others. wish buy cheerfaly
give it my Individual reeOmmandat,on
T. q. GAYLE.
Dean OF the Faculty.
READ. READv READ...
Statement of the Rev s. sumner PRESIDENT of the Henry
Female College.
Mr. sumner widely known for 1rs worth and
for high honorable hearing his school famed
his skill teacher and the rapid his pupils
make in the requirement. o, n.s%, s1S sesgs' Nav 1874
DR. Indian Vegetable Panacea has been used in
family school with entire satisfaction Mr. ArWssrong
has also used with decided benefit and
those under and of family that is
a saiuatle medicine. s. s. SUMNER
Let everybody procure Of Dr. Bruce Almanacs and
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS.
BRJ CE 4 CO. New Castle. Kentucky.
h. IL. " RIGHT x CO.. Indianapolis. Ind.
and fer sale, and a mission. Depot prices by
JeIO-6m KELLER. FARNsLEl a CO.. Evansville.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
PO-iTit ELY AND NJ hUMBCG.
FgNE RESPECTFULLY u the citizens oil
Granville aud vicinity that he intends selling The resi-
due OF his spritg and Ssn@ sT, sock ok
leave that been increased
lately, offer Those wishing
good bargains will please avail themselves o such
good 0 opportunity. Come all and tor yourselves
ey7 L. SILBERMAN. Main st. i door below br. bA
FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
CTUATED on the Evansville and 0wensville road three
y this City with log house od orchard aud
failing SprBg-twenty acres or uP~ards cleared
ALSO:-A Brick House the corner OF second
good re air aud conveniently tuilt
ALSO:-Fye vacant Bell aud Cnandler's En-
of
uire oil sus3 l. BACoN Co.
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SILVER PLATED Sc wing Birds and super Sewing Nee
- 81 - fOEsse BY e2z A C PTSHEE

FEtC 90 NTRACTORS.-25O yards o earth wanted de-
II hyered the lot Residence Robe
ey2 G. BABCUCK.
Di. ~OIUTiOS OF PART NERsHlP
Vie Partneish heretofore existing
Den Barker is this day dissolved by mutual consent
F. r. Barker having purchased the interest Of b. Cowdeu
alone authorized settle the business OF said firm
eyI5-u T.. b. COWDRN
+. X. BARKER
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DROWN nOMEsTICs

EpROWN DOMEsTiCs-
II y $50 bales different brands
as bales Sea Island Cotton.
100 bales Osnaburg Cotton.
bales brown Drilling
20 bales blue Drilling. received and for sale BY
JAMES Low q CO.
ang29 AIS Main ST. Louisville Ky
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE
fTNE undersigned has been appointed OF the
John Rankin. deceased. late of Nanderburgh
County and requests all having business with said estate
early settlements The probably soly ebt
sep53w JOEL MALTBY, Admir-.
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"INGHAyI :
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that have been appointed A.
minstratOr of the Henry Hartman deceased la
Of Nanderburgh County. All persons owing salt
settle tn and those having claims against the
hand them The estate supposed
solvent. seplS-3ws ALEN. MApDUN. Adm T.
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DOCTORS
COPARTNERSHIP.

INE this day aCOpartnership I'M
der the styi, and FIRM % Hill Holiday Tor the
a, ION of a General Produce, Forwarding and Conniso
Business in this city EDWARD u. HILL.
sept2-tf MARCUS X. HOLIDAY.
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EURNITURE,

COFAS, Divan, Center dining, Breakfast and Card
- Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
resses Also large and general assortment of God,
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
auy23lyd WOOLSEY Il NELSON.
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nEIaINE-

" dish. French and American Deaine; Cash
merets. plain and fancy on hand and forsale by
MES Low co.
aus29 AIS Main St, Louisville. XIV.
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AHNINtsrRA TOR'S SALE.
NOTICE ishereby given that will sell pub ic aucton
Thurd the I2h day September resdsne.
of Hulda H. late of On County dee>sed all
personal consisting of ugsy Mule
Co two Cows and Calves young Cte and about 80
head Of Hogs.
ALS0:-A considerable quantity OF Household and Kitchen
Furniture credit of nine months will be given all
three dollars the his with
security. waving valuation AID apprai laws.
aIs2R-5,w JOSEPH H. SM EErEN, Admir-
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: < PRESTON 81 co.

ATiNUFACrt hE H- oI'TObaeeo. Second st. eew,er
WI Main aad " Ter below A buchanan c.. Ia
hand 80 boxes Choke kentucky aud Missouri TObaeo
sepl5-6md.
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EUsT RECEIVED

EUST RECEIVED
- Harper's Magazine July;
KnickeTtock-r for July;
Putnam Magazine for July:
Frank Leslie's Gazette for July;
Graham rs Magazine for July.
SAMCFI, LISTERS
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TEWELRY IL NOTIONS-Ear-rings, Fingerrngs,
d Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches. Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses Fancy Soaps,
Aceordans Violns Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug23 ly WOOLSEY * NELSON.
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NOTICE OF SAFE.
"a Office hereby given. that will sell at Public Auction
Friday the 18th day Of Sepember. 1851. the
John Rankin late Of County
his personal perty sng of cattle
hogs household and kitchen furniture farm
utensils and many other articles. Acredt months
will be given all dollars the
his with approved security waving valuation
prasement laws. JOEL MALTBY, Admir-
By JAS. HARLAN. j.. Atty. sep53w
CUNDRlES.-
y % GOz Family Mustard. warranted pure;
doZ resh LObsters;
10 doz Chekeps
don Jars fresh Prunes. received
aug2s COOKS Family Grocery:
OPERA FLANNELS.-an assortment Of colours this
" day ree'da JAMES Low & Co.
sepl5 ais Main ST.. Louisville Ky
/>ITE MILLS FLOUR FOX sale at the sIill ATS SOD
~ IS IS CASH.
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.

LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.
HREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATION Six Lots fol-
M sae situated in Evansville beyond the Railroad De
Four these Frame Houses them and other
wise proved They we'll situated residences
business and only about from Main
fine speculation offered in these lots they
TO SOLD Those wanting cheap places wish
ns tine opportunity ofspecuaton had better apply imme
atey One of these HOUSES especially is
sirabe residence For urer particulars apply this
el6-tt
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tn MERCHANTS

a PRACTICAL. Book Keeper will Post and arrange
N Merchants Books make Balance Sheets in ndIvId
company he will take charge OF
Books Wholesale House in any branch of business APP
ply at the Wall Paper Store of
augII JOHN G. DEvERECX. Jr.
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LIE. everybody procure Of Dr. Bruces Almanacs and
read he certificates performed
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BRJ CE & CO. New Castle. Kentucky.
h. Al. " RIGHT x CO.. Indianapolis, ind.
W0ULSbY a. LISCK. Evansville. Ind.
and fer SALE and mission. at Depot prices by
JeiU-6m KELLER. FARNSLEl a CO.. Evans
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D.wOOLSEY.
A u CT ION.
WCOLSEY & NEr,SON

ss.sss. ss.ss go
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SELLING OFF All co..
Dst-lIaN Ef.N AND MI Hl \

fHNHE Undersigned respectfully 10 the citizens OF
Granville and vicinity that he intends selling The resi-
due OF his Sprlt and summer stock
AT PRIME COST.
leave thar Stock has been increased very
much lately. offer Those wishing
good bargains Will please avail themselves Of such
good opportunity. Come all and see tor yourselves
ey7 l.. SiLBERMAN. Main st. l GOor below Br. Bk.
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saw Mr.. Caseday when he afflicted. stated and
he is we'll. WM. VI. ELLIOTT, PinkneyviTe.
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a LII the VI ehnery. Sheeting. &c. in the BON iiaIo
Cotton A will be sold cheap BY application to the SUP
scriber.
One forty horse En- gne Picket one
Cards Drawing Frames List Feeders sSpinnng
Har 7or cottan W;Il anniy 20 z. IL. COOK
ss,s '' app Evansville
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WALL PAPER, BORDERS. FIRE SCREENS
WINDOW PAPER
PIANO EORTES.

zHAMs.-IJo lbs Qugley's sugar Hams in.
In Reed az augl COOKS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE that the undersigne has 'eet
nj. d adm the Huldl Bill Lite
Vi Sanderburh ouny deceased SAID is suP"ad 20
be solvent. ans25-iw j. H. SWEETEE. hnr.
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AND
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LIFE INSURANCE..

TIME GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY,
l. and Trust Company, Of Philadephia- office No.
132 Chestnut street. hs first door east Of the custom
house) Capital, tpaid up,) $soO0Oo. Charter per-
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The premiums may be paid yearly, half yearly, or
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The Company add Bonus periodically to tho in
surances for life The first bonus, appropriated in
December 1874. and the second bonus in December,
IS49, amount to an addition of S262-5O to every
900 insured under the oldest policies, making
Sl26250, which will be paid when Il shall become a
claim, instead Of 81 900 originally insured the next
oldest amount to 81, 75o the next In ago to
$l.2I25O for every $1,000 the others In the same
proportion according 10 the amount and time OF
standing; which additions make an average OF more
than 90 per cent upon the premiums paid without
increasing the annual premium
The following are few examples from tho register