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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-07-19

fnvHE Citizens Of Litchfeld County are
. invited 70 call on The subscriber, who keeps
constantly on hand 1 iarge assortment Of HAIRS
ana Cars a0t every variety and fashion. The
subscriber having made complete arrangements
with the best and most "a shi0nal,ie houses IN
New Y.'rk city for a supply Of Hats and Caps
Is prepared IL furnish all who may give him a
call with articles in his line that cannot fail 10
saIt, and az prices as cheap as they can be
bought in any place in the United States. He
has on hanl Silk and Eur flats. W hi:e Beaver
Summer Hats ai sseHin's and Knox's nlaaufac-
tuFe; also large assortment o. Fancy Hats If
every descripii a. tie desotes his whoe at,cn>
tim to this particular line of business-aad
hereby ten.eTs his public acknowle,i y.nefts 10
his pair.,ls for their 8nerous supa.,r',. ami
humily asks Tor continuance Of he sa,ne.-
Store in West Street, 2 doors ives, OF the Caur,-
Hpn+e. HIRAM JACKSON.
Lischfield. April 23d, 1855
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No Shanghai chandelier ever crowcd
$, Justify as do he Locos because they
did not lose Virginia. We advise them
to be careful, or they will meet with
the fate Of the rooster Of Mr. S., an
OLD resident Of Saltwater, on the upper
Hudson, who Introduced among his
1lmily OF hens a few Shanghais, in
GLIDING q rooster Of formidable dimen-
sions, who had "run to legs" good
deal. His crow was peculiar and
easily distinguished from that or The
other cocks.
One morning he had waited TO hear
repetition Of the usual summons, after
being aroused by the shriIl clarion"
once sounded, but heard ii NOT again
The other BOOSTERS were doing their
best. but the pre-elHinent cI,anticleer
was still. Mr.. S. went out To see what
caused the silence. He found the
rooster lying on his back with both
legs out Of joint. After an exapina-
ton, he sci boil, legs--the cock walked
of, and gave vent TO his satisfaction in
lusty crow; he had cfowed his legs
out again. He was kept three or four
. days and then killed. cit was too
much trouble" said Mr.. S. 10 SET
him up every time he crowcd"
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at the Old Brick,

First Door West Of The Court House
al AY be found new stock of Boots and
itA shoes, spring fashions for 1884. We are
now prepared 10 offer 10 the people OF Litchheld
County altogether the best and largest stock vi
Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this
town. Our stock consists of every variety of
style imaginable; il would be useles and impos
s;ble to name the different styles OF SO large a
stock as We have a, ihstlne-we there lore say
10 ALI. coms and see foryourselves, for our stock
only need be seen To prove the truth OF what we
say. Not approving of the humbuging system,
we would here say,a to prices-lhey shall be
uniform, some as high as the big hest and some
as low as the lowest.
We would here in This hu nble manner tender
our heartfelt thanks TO oil for their past favers,
and NEST respectfully invite them to give us a
call before they make their spring purchases.
MEAFOY e. TROWBRIDGE.
Li,chfisld. May llth. 1854.
N B. We have a few notes and accounts on
hand of which we should be most happy TO dis
pose at cost. a1- A word to the wise. SC.
M. g. r.
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AS women are more affected by the
prevalence Of immortality than men, il
Is really strange that they do not frown
down those vices Of men which are so
Frequently fatal to their own tranquil ,y.
Many female who wo,ild not refuse
10 dine with a prddigate, would think
herself foully insul,ed were she invited
10 take tea with a courezan; but the
only difference between the two is, one
wears pan,aloons aud the other panta-
leltes-lhe morale is the same.
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lie Forgot Something. 80 What d d
, your mother say, my little man? did
you give her my card?" asked an IN
experienced young gentleman Of little
boy, whose mother had given him an
: inviraiion TO call on her, and whose
street door was accordingly opened To
his untlmely summons by the urcllin
aforesaid.
eyes ! gave-it TO her," was tire
innocent reply, tand she said If you
wasn't na,'ral fool, you wouldn't
. come Monday morning, when every
body was washing!"
At this juncture, mamma, with a
sweet smile Of welcome, made her APP
pearance at the end Of The hall. when
TO her surprise, the visitor boiled!
"Wlal does the man meant" in
quires ,namina.
81 dnono." replies bub, "guesshe's
forgot sulhin."
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New Spring Goods I!
AT THE
B u r. .HIV u.

70 ECEIVING through all this week splen-
~ did assortment Of DRY GOODS for.lhe
season, including the best variety Of Staple,
Fancy aad mourning Dress Goods and rrim-
fered in this town, and probably in the county.
o. ..s ws.sn i've miles at least, and COMPRISING mol
loads OF Merimack Styles of Prints, only-or 100
loads Of Gas for bnneome, but the real articles
Of Merrimac, English and French Prints and
BrilIlants; IL wool and all wool plain and fie'd
muslin and Barege DeLaines and DeBaizes,
Chaily Barreges, SC. Of all coiofs; also French
Englisi, and American A printed Lawns and
Ginghams, large stock and cheap; Shawls aud
White Goods of all descriptions; black and
colored Dress Silks of styles aud prices to suit,
and Silk Trimmings for all the county. Also
Laces, Mus.ias. Collars, Edgings, Ribbons.
Hosiery. Gloves, Broadcloihs, Cassimeres, Vest
ings. Goats, Vests and Pants. Shirts, Linens,
Shoes, &c. Also Groceries. Crackery, Geese
Feathers, Carpets, Paper Hangings, Mattings,
OIL Cloths. &c.
Produce ,Daated in payment.
ET Shirts given out to be made up, in any
quantity desired.
S, N. BRONSON.
L;tehf1eld Anril % 1875
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Az HEN | first commenced the sale

NV HEN frst Commenced the sale of
w the celebrated Vermont Marble class
If unprincipled men said that it was good for
nothing, but finding that the people piu haze Il,
his same class of men are palming off New
Preston limestone and other inferior qualities Of
stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want of
sravestones OF Monuments Of the Rutland. Vt.
IT Italian Marble, or any other work in nv line
can depend upon getting the simon-pure article,
worked in the best style, and the te1est possible
rates. by coming to my establishment or by let
ter. A large collection of drafts on hand
TERMS CASH.
Please refer to Drs A Lewis or C NJ Hooker,
Litchhcld; A Pickett or S M Ensign. South
Farms; Gen Abernelhy or Charles r We.on,
WolcotvHe; Messrs Camps, Winsted; Noah
Garnsey, North6eld-or to my work in almost
every cemetery in Litchfeld county.
S. WARREN.
Waferhnru March 1888
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The sect called Stree Lovers -
place The following texts in juxtaposi-
ton 10 uphold their doctrine In
heaven they neither marry nor are
given in marriages" "thy kingdom
come, thy will be done on earth as il
is done in heaven" This is about as
sensible aud consistent as that "Cain
slew bis brother," "go thou and do
likewise"
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Press Forward Your Claims

feSS HOFWlTu 4 our CfulWS
4 RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers, both
IA Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors, Marines,
Fotilamen, Musicians. Wagon-masters, Team
sters, Indians and all persons who may have
served fourteen days IN any Of the wars OF the
United States. since the year 1890, tho law of
1855 gives each OF YOU, who have not heretofore
received Warrant Tor Land, one hundred and
sixty acres!! And to all who have received
Bounty Land, EN- ,ueh more TO make one hun
dred and sixty acres!!
In the case of The death Of the person entitled
10 Land. his widcw, or if no widow. the m nor
child or children, are entitled TO the Bountys
We are prepared toprompfty prosecute aiiela'ms
Tor land, and will supply Justices Of Peace, Coun-
'yCicrks, Commissioners Of Deeds, Notaries Pub
re, Lawyers, aud all others, NTH the necessary IN
tructions, and blank forms, free Of COST en- apple
alton by mail or otherwise.
When desired, We will sell the Warran, II the
market price, and remit check for proceeds.
N. X. COBB & CO.,
% William street, New York.
REFERENcEs.-Bank of the Common we all h,
New York. Ohio Life and Trast Company.
New York.
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Maugatuc Railroad.

Sumnaer Arrangement {, commencing OF

Summer arrangement, commencing on
Monday. Nay 7tk. 1855.
TRAINS OUT OF BRiDaEroRr.
First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport
for Winsted, at I0.4o A. i, or ON arrival Of
the A. M. Train from New York, and
connecting tthe Junction with the 1920 A.
NJ. Train from New Haven.
First Freight Tfain leaves bridgeport
for Winsted at IL 80 A. M, receiving pas
sengers for Winsted.
q Freight Train with passenger accommo-
daiion far Waterburylessas al 4 3
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge
portfos Waterbury ate 10 p. NJ. ,or on the ar
rival of the $40 P. NJ. Express Train from
New York, connecting at the Junction with
the IS P. M. Train from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BaIDGEpoRr.
First Passenger Tram leaves Winsted
at 5 so AM. connecting at Waterbury with
the Providence, Hartford and Fishkill Rail.
road al T. Is A. NJ. for Hartford and interme.
date Stations aud connecting at the Junction
with the A. Nj. Train from New York for
New Haven, and arriving ia Bridgeport in
time for the 9.35 A NJ Tram to New Haven
for New York.
First Freight Train will leave Waterbury
for Bridgeport at 5 IS AN, arriving at Bridge
port in time TO take the Express train from
New Haven TO New Yoik.
Freight Train with passenger accommodate
tions from Winste arriving in Bridgeport ia
time 10 connect with Express Train from N.
Haven for New York, leaves al 6 30 A. NJ.
from Winsted.
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted at
03 7 nj connecting at the Junction with
Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
the Ais M Train to New York.
i1 The Freight Trains have Passenger
Accommodations.
STAGE LINES.
Bradley's Stage from Woodbury., South
bury, Sua'hford, and Oxford, will connect at
Seymour II umpire yssille) with the oil A NJ
Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival OF the 10. 40 AM Train fromBridge-
port. No evening Stage after this date.
MeNehs Stage from WATERFOWL, will con-
meet al Waterbury every day with the 30
A NJ Train down. Returning on arrival Of
the 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 6 10 M Train from
Bridgeport.
Fenn's Stagefro Liichfeld will connect
at Litshfeld Station with mail Train each
way, daily.
Aliens Stage from Bethlcm will connect at
Waterbury with the $50 A. M. Train down
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re.
turning on arrival Of the a0.40AM Train from
Bridgeport DC Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdass.
Horace SINNERS stage from Otis, Cold
Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and
Htchcocksvile, will connect daily with the
2.O3 p. M. train from W,ns,ed, and return on
the arrival Of the l0.40 A. Nj. train from
Bridgeport.
@. 5. Hills Stage ie aves Winsted daily on
arrival Of the 30 40 Am. train from Bridge
port for Cnlehrook Centre, Sandsfeld, Mont
vile and Burlington.
A deduction Of Ave cents is made when
Tickets are purchased a, the Offices.
W.D. BISHOP, Vice Prcs't and Sup't.
Bridgeport, April. 81, 1885.
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REV Fall Goods!
BOOTS. SHOES, CATERS. &c. &c

EUST received. very large and general as
- soriment of all kinds Of Boots and Shoes suit
able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased at
auction the past week, and can probably be sold
Tor cash at less prices than can he found else
ready money abou their clothes are respectfully
invited to call and examine quality and prices.
Oak and Hemlock Soc Leather for sale as
usual. SAMUEL. CLOCK,
West Main Street.
Also. agent for The sale Of DIR. Beers celebrated
Hair Tonic, fnr relieving badness and restoring
grey hair to ils natural color. Nothing like it !;
try it.
LiichGed. Sept. 18th, 1854.
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a Little Store Wen Flned.''
New Spring Goods !
AT THE OLD STAND.


Near G. S Church's Hotel, WolcotfuiHe.
4 G. BRADFORD would respectfully
Ae inform the gosd people of this part 81
Litchfield County. that among all the changes
Of the mercantile community in these parts he
vet remains at the same old store and although
he cannot boast OF Granite and other fine exte-
rior appearances, yet, if nodssfy would permit
he would speak OF the spl.n.iid sock of G. ,ods
which is 10 be found inside of his esta hlishinent
The unprecedented low prices Of Goods in the
markets OF New York aad Boston has induced
the subscriber to visit those places, from which
he has just returned with large stuck of the
cheapest Goods ever offered to discerning pub
lie. The subscriber is placed in a situation to
sell these Goods at lower prices than The same
quality of Goods were ever sold before. lfcheap
Goods and attention to business are inducements
for You 10 call shall await with pleasure the
opportunity to dispense greater bargains than
yna have been in the habit of getting for the
money.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese wanted in any guam
tity.
Wolcottville, April 10, 1855.
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MANSION HOUSE,
VIII IT, G RIOS q MT A M

HAVING taken this House, the subscriber
IL is prepared 10 extend 10 travellers and others
the bestli Accommodations "for man and bea ST !"
The Hotel is located in the plcasan ,esi part of
The village, and effort will be spared TO reader
II at Times desirable home for those who NAV
visit the place. To the members OF the Bar md
others OF Litchfe'd County, he has only 10 saw
tina, the reputation the donse has possessed ior
the last twenty years wItbe fully sustained
Connected with the Hotels Livery Stable,
where good teams may be had at any time
Li,chiieid Nav 1854
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!" Do you think III &c, justice done
me I" said a culpri, 10 lis counsel.
81 don't think you will" replied the
other, Tor see two men on the jury
who are opposed to hanging"
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.Hoacers 0assf Ese9aers,
WITH A SELF RAkER.

WA ~ ~ ia N EN.
fESHE subscriber offers To the Farmers the
u largest aud most complete ass,a,n,env III
Mowers and Reapers ever kert' Tor sale al ant
ono establishment, namely:
Aliens ccle5rated improved MaweE.
ketchnms do. do.
Manny's d.. do.
Waterman's do. do
, Hassey's do. Reaper.
MeCofmicks dc. do,
Atkins Reaper with Salt Raker attached.
Aliens Mower and Reaper combined.
I he shavc embrace all the improvement OF
the prcsen, day, and are vi the highest charae-
I Y nf any in use.
Harvest Tools of all kinds also for sale.
The Horse X axe.
The Horse Pi,chfoik fur unloading
hav.
Scy,hes, Rifles. WEe,s,oncs, Grindssones-
running very easy on friction ro.ers; Hand
Rskcs. Scylhes, Siekles, Cradles. Pitchforks,
Sc. &c.
Ts,-rshns Machines, Fan Mills, and Horse
Powers OF various kinds; and complete as
sosmsntof Agricultural aud Horticultural I'm
Wheat. Rye. Tnrnip Ind all ether Seeds
Guano. with Peruvian Government weight
and brand in each bag, Bs.as dust. Supcrphos-
plate of Lime, Pandr It, Sc. Al the New
ynrk Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store,
R L. ALLEN.
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Science and sound mind are bo,,
gills--lhe former Of study, the latter OF
nature. Study is the elevator Of mind
and feelings, and the interpreter Of this
is lbe tongue. A small point of a
balance is the tongue, and yet what
miracles docs il perform.
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Geese Fenihcrs.

THE subscriburs have rnade arrangements
to keepa constant snpplvo FIRST Fate NJ
ticIe of GEESE selected and
pack ed with great care b. ourselves. in pack
q scs offrom 90 TO so lbs and will furnish OF
all times any quantity from 90 to 1000 lbs, Of
quality they will warrant as good as the heat
and at as low prices as can be purchased Of
equal qsaiiiy in the State.
s.a L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1855.
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S,s,,,,ner Eg.sys.

HD ECE1VED the past week a complete as
IA sorimen. OF every description Of Hats and
Caps Tor summer wear 10 which tho attention
OF buyers is invited. Panama, Canton Straw,
Sonnet, mons and hoys' Psmleaf and Legharn
Haas, boys and chidren's Fancy Straw HAS.
&c. All goods in my line will be offered ut
small advance from cost.
H. JACKSON.
Ij,chfield NAV 2lsf 1855
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>hOM New York with large assortment
4 OF Dasuerreotype MAJ erial, consisting in
Cases, Frames, Gold Lockets, sc. A reason
ible time has also been spent in the operating
department of the best artists in Broadway,
where my productions suffered nothing by COM
Darison. The fact is we keep posted up, and
;hase who wish frst.class picture will be sure
TO get i, by calling at No. 9 South ST.
J. L. JUDD.
Litchfed, April 25. 1856,
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q GRATIS.


IEaa JUST PUDLIS NED:
GlSASGzy A New Discovery in 5Iedicine |!
few w.rds on the rational Treatment, wi,hnui
medicine. Of S,erma'orrhea nr local weakness
nervous debility, low spirits. Iassitnde, weakness
of the limbs and hack, indiSp ,sitan and inca3a-
city FIR s::idy nliab,r, dizziness ef apprehension
loss of memory, aversion IN society, love Of s.
tude. timi3ity. seifd;s,rrss dizziness. heada he,
invouma airy discharges. pains in the side, atIec-
TOYS oftne ewes. pimples on the fsce, sexual and
other intirmites in man.
FRox THE FRgscH or DR. B. De LAsEY.-The
important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed without medicine, ia. in
this small tract clearly dem ,nstrated; and the
entirely new aad highly successful trea timer ,as
adopted by The Aathor July explained, by means
eli which every nne IS enabled to cure himself
perfectly and at the least ,ssib,e cost, avoiding
thereby all the advertised nostrams OF the day.
SeN tn anv address. gratis. and post free i,
sealed envelope, bv renting fpnsi paidl two
postage stamps TO Dir. o. DE LANEY, No II
Lispenard street, New York. 40
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"What plan," said ono actor TO
another, I" shall ] adop. to Gil the
house at my benefit" "lnv;te your
creditors" was the surly reply.
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III is certain that either wise bearing
or ignorant carriage is caught, as men
take diseases, one Of another; therefore
llet men take heed Of tilcsr company.
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Tie man who will not, when neces-
asary, incur hazards. for the sake of
acting well his par. in life, will never
achieve success, much less distinction.
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- say Bill. Jim's Gagged Tor stealing
horse = Starved him right. My
didn't he bay one and no. pay for il,
like any oiher gentleman I"
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Hartley Coleridge once being asked
which Of Wordsworih's productions he
considered The protest, very promptly
replied, Ellis daughter Dora
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Farmers. Take Notice!

A CHANCE 10 make good investment
IN for any one engaged in raising neat Cattle.
7 he subscriber offers Tor sale one Calf Of Durham
breed, 10 weeks old, and Of beautiful form-is IN
good order to raise, but not fat. His height is
Al feet, length OF body to the top of his h. ad
1 l.2 ieet, and weight about $50 lbs price thirty
dollars. G. F. PECK.
Ellsworth, June l4,h, 1855. 8
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I.i,chfield. May alst. 1855.
CsesrsMg out Sale i!

4 FTER this da,e we shall offer the remainder
N OF our stock OF SUMMER GOODS at
Greatly red uccd Prices!
Purchasers will find money saved by an exam
ination.
BROWN, HOLMES e. co.
Waterbury, June 2oth. s
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M The New Jeweiry store.

NEEPS constantly on hand q well seect ted
IN assortment OF shoe, music. Receiving fresh
supplies weekly from New York, he will be able.
to accommodate his customers with the latest
compositions, al New York retail prices.
June 5th. A. S. BALDWIN:
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Grace is to the body What good
ssnse is to the mind.
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Litchseld and Naugatuck n. r,

STAGES leave the Mansion House AT 10
- A: NJ. and Is p. NJ connecting with trains
to Bridgeport, and in the morning with train to
Hartford.
Leave Ltchfeld Station on arrival of the
10 10 morning train and 6. 10 evening train from
Bridgeport.
Fare fifty cents. L. FEM.
iichfield, May Nth, 1858.
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DSrecfors.

j. G. BECKWITH, IA s LEWIS
JASON WHITING SHELDON OSBORN
OLIVER GOODWIN! DAVIDC. SANFORD
SETH P. BEERS. ROBBINS BATTELL
STEPHEN DEMING.
SHELDON osborn of Hal inton,
General Agent.
AGENTS OF TIE COMPANY.
Leman w. Cutler, Wa1eriown Daniel B {.
Erinsmade. Washington Henry s. Sanford,
New Milford; Rufus Fsller, Jr. Kent Rich.
ard Smith, Sharon; Frederick Kellogg Corn.
wall; Joseph l. Ga, lord, Goshen 7; William
VI. Burial, Canaan; Donald J. Warner, Sal
isbury SD. Norfhway, and John Dew ell,
Norfolk; Henry Jores, New Hartford =
George d. Wadhsms, Touingion Lewis
Smith. Harwinion; John C. Amber, Beihlem;
John Abernethy and George B. Forest. w ood-
bury; David c.. Whitlesey, New Preston
Reuben Rockwell, ColeLrook; John Iins.
dale. Winsled; S. Y. St.John, New Canaan
E. Talmadge, Plymouth.
Persons wishing TO get their buildings in.
snred can apply TO either Of the Agents, or 10
the Secretary.
J. q. BEcKWITH, President.
JASON wHITIso, Secretary.
Litchfeld, July 1854.
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Twenty.frst .Annual Report Of the
LlrCHFIELD MUTUAL
Fire Insurance COMPANY:
July sd, 1881.

JULY Sd, 1924.
By Cash reed for Premiums on Poll
: ces this wear $1,000 II
To cash pa id for Losses and Expenses
tins year 2,767 a.
By who'd amount of Cash
ce for Premiums 225,6IS 81
'tercs, reed on Loans l,43l S1-S27, ESQ 70
To whole amt paid for
Losses s. Expenses S2l .99S 81
Cash now on hand 5,052 l5-s27, ESQ 70
To amount of PFemiu ms charged on
the books which III ~ be collected
il required ,9ss SIS
ddCash on b and ,052 IS
Making the Capital Stock of thi --
Company al this time S25,29U so
There is not at this time any claims against
Company except Sixty dollars, which is
dy to be paid when called for.
The Directors oi this company are confident
that the panof Insurance adopted by tb. I'M will
meet with hearty response from all intelligent
friends OF the principle OF Mutual Insurance.
This company insure only in this state and
take no risks on Mills, Goods in stores, shops,
etc., or in exposed Village or city property, but
confine their business entirely TO farm property
and isolated buildings. and their contents-of
which not more than $1,000 viii be insured on
one risk.
This company will adjust oil claims with
promptness and liberalty, and il at any time
difference should arise between the parties, oil
such difference will be adjusted by Indifferent
persons in the county. each party selecting one,
and in case they do not agree, a third person
shall be chosen and the award OF a II, or any Two
ofthem, shall be final and conclusive.
officers or the Company.
J. q, BECKWlTH, PRESIDENT,
OLIHER G0OD WV, Treasmty,
J.dSO.N WHIaa.afJ, Secretary.