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VOL. TX.
PROSPECTUS OF THE THIRD VOLUME OF
THE OHIO COLUMBIAN
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE
z. s. HAMLIN and A. M. eANeEwrp rs,,.-

me Columbian Is a weekly newspaper nubI;sb. 49,
Wednesday, on handsome sheet, al the civ of Coiv
bus, Ohio, the Capital of the Stale '' VI N"iu''
In Politics, II will advocate the capse and sr,, ., -
pohcy OF he independent Democracy; II will I,nr - rs
cure me hgnis OF Man, and will oppose whateyeT y;1,
OF tenas TO violate the Equality Of Rights II win
Glass Legislation, Involuntary Personal Seryinde ~
the various devices by which the few seek TO s,Ibi,
many 10 ther rule Ii II Will aim 10 spread abro,5 ~
blessings attendant upon Free Labor and Fro .
Recognising the law of Progress il will lend ~, &
support TO every practicable and just nler H., -
motion oflndustrtal Prosperity. Peace Iiberv - f'
Temperance, and The welfare ofthe Agricultural and or,
ing classes. 'N
1t is a we-known fact, that the Slave Pau H..
pendous Monopoly, which grows fat on the rupaI 80
and degradation OF the enslaved race has for years
to extend Its dominion by the increase of Say so;I
this purpose IL involved us in a War with Me,ico " ."
annuled the NJ lssour Compromise a compact ua de So
Dy me iaVor 81 generation of men, and il now sak 90
establish itself permanently in Kansas on soil berf
free. Ii Is from Its nature aggressive; and !, 49,
We cope 10 taAe measures TO stay its progress hi,
power grown naughty by success elects our President.
controls Politics. dictates our Forrio, ,n5 n
rocy, Inouas our Iohucians and bends the So-caIl.I
Nauonai raIues 70 achicve ITS purposes The signs 81 H.
times indicate that new combinations are 1f,p :, y. s
Jeci anew lhe Tree spirit Of the North the maciinaor,
To Columbian will be an advocate NJ r...o.,,, 49,.
and religious Liberty without regard to race or creed
VIII give no sanction To secret (oah-boundl
binatlons 10 control the baioi-box w
uon OF Priests or others, regarding them as OF dsna
endency under Republican form OF iou'
tanity and Republicanism alike recognise tLa
Rights and Duties of every man, and We L.a, i 4e'a
right of private Judgment in all matter. ,,b, III Us
gion or Poucs. We regard Slavery and the it,,' ~
volved in H. rs the great Political Que al The m
we trust the People VIII beware of all combina,io1s
lated If not designed 10 call OFF Their attention re-
giant Evil lest, mayhap of those, who bote o.
sion be found nnwungly aiding the Oppressors H.
ing the principles of equal and exact jngice which |
yocaie TO be night and such as God approves, and v,
KING Ills guiuance 10 advance them, commend our en-
terprise TO the favor OF all friends OF Human ProrTe "
The Columbian, while occupying decided poSio, -
Politics, Will contain various Literary Miscellaneous %
News arucles OF interest Ii shall b, our aim 10
good FdmIy NetcSpdper and trust the friends nj m
cause Will endeavor TO increase lis circulation
by mail at my risk, TO be addressed 10 '0sN
A NJ. 6ANGEWER
(NrH
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IOWA LANDS.

CAPITALISTS and others wishing to make inyr-r
~ ments IN IOWA LANDS, can do so through the ul-
dersigned. Holders Of Land Warrants can have them
loaned 10 actual settlers and two years time, a
FORTY PER CENT. INTEREST; and as the titir l' ODD
the person furnishing the Warrants, the investment -
perfectly Lands selected and all business pertain
ing to Land Agency promptly attended TO-
ANDREW j. STEVENS n co, Bankers,
Fort Des Moines lows.
Refer to-
T.. w Clark, Dodge Il Co, New York
Bank Of Albany, Albany New York
J. NJ. Clarke n Co, Washington, ID. e.
Cook Sargent, Davenport, Iowa.
Green, Thomas, Co, Burlington lows
City Bank OF Racine Wisconsin az
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For the National Fra
THE HAU NTEO H 0 USE
BY MRS. BELL SMITH.

Ger all there hung a shadow and n fear;
a sense OF mystery the spirit dauntrd,
And said a. PLAIN as whisper in the ear.
The place is haunted,
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SN0 000 CAN BE MADE by purchasing c Il
.OOO HUTCHINSON'S UIfrIMATJrM OF 49,.
venilons for MANUFACTURER BARREL, S'rAVI-
AND HEADS. For rights for Va, the w y w and s VI
States and Territories apply 10 b. AllIBURN propreto
Nashn CITY, who has the machines operation there
travelling agents wanted, 10 show and work machine
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
HENRY III. BOODY,
BANKER AND GENERAL AGENT,

HuoSo3t, 81. CT0tf Co., WtSconSsn,
NIILL buy and sell Land Warrants, enter Lands at
w the Land Office, locate Land Warrants, pay Taxes
Lands, and transact all the business of General
Agency
Reterenees.--Hon Edward Kent, Bangor; Hon William
Willis, Portland; p. w. Chandler, Esq, Boston David
Pingra, ESQ., Salem Ivson Phinney, Us Fulton street.
Philadelphia; Alison Owen, Esq, Cincinnati Hon. 5. r.
Benson, Washington d. c.
Hudson, Wis, May 81, 1855. ISL
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July, 1855.
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The SOUND DUEs.-The Journal of Com
merce on this subject furnishes an explanation
Of what Denmark means by the capitalization
of the Sound dues. 1t appears that the annual
average receipts of Sound dues on merchandise
Exclusive of legitimate taxes amount to
2,l03,500 rix dollars which, capitalized at five
per cent, or twenty years purchase, would pro-
duce AZ 070,O00 rix dollars, or little less than
$50 100000 United States currency. OF this
sum, Russia is expected to pay twenty nine per
cent, or SS,700,000; Great Britain the same
amount; Prussia twelve per cent, or SO, 500, 900;
France three per cent, or S900,000 Norway
one per cent, or 100000; Hamburg and
Bremen about S250,000; the United States
about S250,000, &c. The amount which would
have to be paid by the United States is very
nearly the same as was actually offered by this
Government some time ago as a gross payment
to Denmark, if American vessels might thence
forth be permitted to pass into the Baltic free
from toll but the Court of Copenhagen replied
to the effect stated in the present circular, that
"such an arrangement could not be carried
out without the simultaneous concurrence of all
the respective Powers. The formal and positive
engagements which exist between Denmark
and the other Powers, with regard to the Sound
dues, do not allow of any special arrangement
on that subject between Denmark and any
other Power" The proposal now made is
probably intended to meet the wishes of the
United States, at the same time that it invites
the other Powers to join in an arrangement
which it may conceive to be virtually the same
as was once proposed by our Government.
Baltimore american.
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A WOMAN SWIMMING THE MISSISSIPPI
Lloyd's forthcoming Steamboat Directory gives
thrilling instance of the necessity for women
knowing how to swim. When the ill-fated Ben
Sherrod was in flames on the Mississippi river,
and the lady passengers who had thrown them
selves into the water were drowning around the
boat, the wife of Captain Castleman jumped
into the river, with her infant in her arms, and
swan ashore, distance of half mile, being
the only woman saved out of sixteen. She had
learned to swim when girl.
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THE VALUE OF PoLrTENEss.-Mr Butler, of
Providence, Rhode Island, millionaire, who
died some six years ago, was so obliging that
he reopened his store one night, solely to supply
little girl with spool Of thread which she
wanted. The incident became known, (Mr.
Butler was young man at the time,) and the
trading public wisely thought that his accom-
modating spirit, as shown in this trifing affair."
and in the general conduct of his business,
deserved good run of custom, which they
gave, and placed him on the track of high
prosperity. He subscribed the sum of forty
thousand dollars towards founding a hospital
for the insane in Rhode Island, through the
benevolent opportunities of Miss Dix.
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shrek that echoed from the Joistcd roof
And up the stair. and further still and further,
Til IN some ringing chamber far aloof,
II ceased it's tale OF murther, Hood.
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TOWERS ELEMENTS OF GRAMMAR,
In 0ffrncfire IiifLe RonL.

An attractive lille Book,
Designed to lead the young learner by easy and pleasant
steps, TO knowledge OF the principles of Grammar,
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ID FAD the following from the Superintendent of
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You will please place the enclosed TO my credit and
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passing this way they will take the trouble call
my school they will find better testimony in favor
of the little work by hearing my class rece from it, than
or any one else could write.
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Price 25 cents
IL Copies sent by mall postage paid on receipt of
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AGENTS WANTED,
In eUery County Of the Q. States and CanadaS
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JUST PUBLISHED,

DEING a series of each, IS by 81 inches con-
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Price, neatly Colored, and mounted on Cloth and Rollers
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For particulars, apply personally or address
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AGENTS WANTED.
A RARE opportunity is afforded a number of active
N men, 10 engage in the sale of fine Plate EngTa-
wings including the beautiful engraving of the Lords
Prayer and Ten Commandments Great Inducements Of
fered. Only small capital required.
Apply by letter or otherwise, 10
d. H. MILFORD,
4o6 No . Broad street, New York.
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CINCINNATI RETREAT FOR THE IN.

SANE.
IN charge OF EDWARD MEAD, NJ D. Editor of the
American Psychological Journal Lecturer on INSANITY
and Forensic Medicine late Professor Obstetrics and
formerly of Materia Medica, sc.
This institution is open for the reception OF patients II
select establishment, presenting superior advantages
None but quiet patients are admitted The long expert
ence of the Superintendent practitioner and teacher
affords guaranty of kindly and the successful
treatment.
Terms made known On application to DIR. MEAD, Gin
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PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL AP.
PARATUS,
MANUFACTURED BY c. Il. WARNING, A. NJ,
w Poughkeepse, N. Y. Catalogues gratis. 4i6
DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
F[NHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale very desirable
tract OF land containing about 234 acres Of excellent
quality situated about 10 miles north the City of Wash
ngton and about one mile from the turnpike road to
Brookve About $50 is excellent woodland il has
large stream of water running entirely through the farm
and upon II an excellent water power suited to mill or
manufacturing purposes
The above land will be sold great bargain Apply
TO s. A. PEUGH, or To
BUELL. Il BLANCHARD,
Nov. 10 Printers of the Era
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ROSA AND HER SUlTORS.
A TALE OF SWEDISH DOMESTIC LIFE.

BY EMILE F. CARLEN,
A.fko1 81 las i-ar AZ Bsdiock- Tie Bird, Of O,5trs
&C. &c.
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D. c..
FoE riE NATIONAL ERA.

IEatered according 81 Congress the year 1855 by
Iaher Perez ga Inc Clerks once OF the Circuit Court
OF ia. District o CO.uu..a.j
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TIRE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY
Is ,sov PsEPARED s,LL svEs rTo MILLIONS o. ASaI
on SrLEcrxB
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS
ETRAcTs OF 40 ACREs AND UPWARD,


To purchasers. ons credits and !. o~ ra,ss o. -
TbJ .n,st ~ The Gosstnns1 20 snsrs ,s me
saans rt, ~ tb. STATE Of iinoIs t p..e. rou end
70 ess trough the riches; ard f-s Pr.es Of tie Sue
u op Of nearly Sc raes Of his r1.t throws oP-a n.
,nd. fOr euu-,n Tb.y ere .e.se,sa from one 70 hi''n
rs ~ . e,,h r,eb mod fcun one 70 Eve depth 10
r.u;y rors ard pea ay s. ed for sr1os cattle AID sheep
a. he cultivation Of w5e.,, IIdisn corn, ke
The fr.t crop ndar psried 90 re ne"I brotea
pr,s Usually pays tse cost q P1EnI and ,osae
one sn pov AID two yoie Of 5rs' VII eeAt o1e ad
h.ft ~e .es per day o0st,: ssS - .S IL
Gov. snsss farms nsy b broken al fenced The h
s,e under hsh STATE Of ea,';,on M so oysr g4
lands IN The Eastern and Middle states. known % . msea
Crs tran 'e.st to P:y tos md ,al Of aoa
pE toxn. and v.r.s along line Of this road ,srd grow
Ds home senSd fof f.rrn PrStree: f.,.,, mint.
p..s h.y,nr il view Iox. Ksn.. Seb,sts Minnesota
f b, future bone. should take into eoaderson thst the
country Of the Mississippi destitute o rslroeds that
se in. If s. no e5 R.a dsc, ii.
Eastern rnut. sufficient Of ii.ef 70 pay the nvreat
lows In other words that much ors % se pod
nc. o the Interior q the country s- q The s,d.ppi to
ftAble 70 locate . the line Of this railroad
PRIcE AsD TERMS OF PAYMENT. .
Ybe price will vary from Is 10 s5 according 20 LOCATION
quality Conrse for deeds may be made daring ne yeE
less eu.9s the PaTehas Sn' to Be psd nTs .Isaa
on.ct the Others annually thereafter The lat payment ~l
the end OF the sixth year nom date OF
By ts section Of the Act Of the Lessiure sPproved OtA
February 1851 these lands free FROM taxation unt they arc
r,d for snd deed Of Conveyance granted the purchaser
i,TgRssr WILL CHARGED AT ONLY TWO PR CsI r,t
" security for the performance OF the contract tns INT
two year. interest be paid sdvnee er must oe 10
dercod that onetenth Of the land pafeh;se snail yey %
hrnusht ar der Longer credits cent per
.-pum sy e,o.ted By .peea application Twenty per
from the credit price viii be deducted Tor casa ~ wan
a,e the Cen p.nys ucon bonds will be received sn
IL hs the price ors credit and low rates OF
t,rt CHARGED these lands Will enable With Few
hundred doA, cah and ordinary Industry % make himself
ideper dent the purchase becomes due Mean
, the .pld settlement e country vii pooby hive In
leased their value FIVE fold When require l. al expe-
ne need person will accompany applicants to give iofAon
and cid q seecuni lands ,.,L
Large Ps the precise location Of the lands through
out th- State uay the o Small pocket Pl.ts
guide to any put Of the comp.nys snis. and Psmphs
containing interesting information accomplished by numerous
letter, from respectable farmers throughout the sta NAV %
bad on apple office OF the ConP.ny No - hicn
s.nsy (br.so CHARLES N. DU PUY, J..,
Land Agent Illinois Central Rsirosd Company.
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V,HE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE.-INDE-
Il PENDENT POLICE AND PRIVATE INQUIRY OF
FTCE.-GlLBERT Y. HAYS and CHARLES W. MERRITT
inform their friends and the public that they have moved hs
Oc4 TO Rooms 10 and No % Broadway whsrs they
will happy attend promptly and faithfully 70 buaoe.
eptyussd 10 their They peculiar sds sntages 70
coec, claims either in the United States Canals OF Europe
T1ev RESPECTFULLY refer 10 the Banks tbs City NsvYork
or 70 an, ohe Mercantile Houses OF standing In the city 70
their character for promptnes and beslity.
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no MANUFACTURERS and MECHANICS

i KING BOND will sell sue ion on TUBS DAY. Nr
90 at lOo'cloek M on the premise. Fsetsyt nsn os~
t,.st Newark y J.. the fLNSGS, wi b Lssse. St.e
Fpsire md Boiler Machinery ToJ. &c Known tn VISA
iustor Spring Factory, eonrs 10 PAT IS o. OWE The Bsit
ipss FTsne snd twD Brick Bulldog VIII
sheds smokea-k OF Bncs 90 feet high aud about 100 s
Wstsrpipe sid Steam nsne and Boiler q horss p,wef
ew and 10 GOOD oider Skating and Pules Lahss az Screw
cuitirg .hnes Borrg mil end Drilling machines Poww
,nc Hand punches md sh..rs anf Anv, Rsa
So tbs Bell1as with ether Toos-m,kirgs eoyplets .s
inert Of desirable Tools for Csrsse spng Axle Bolt ani Cs
risge ttep uslers
ferms-s lCo snd under cssh; 800 focr monthsy
proved paper F0I fuhe psrticpsrs, Inquire OF ktS0t
BOND. Auconeers, or the prem-es The sale viii con
With the bsicBg Catalogues can be Obtained Of s
Aucti ueers at the fsctoIy.
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HrSRY ". LEsps 1 Co sue'iossse
Oyyg.r No IL Nahx.

4 SSIGNEES' SALE of the largest Stock 4
~ MCsIC &c. ever offered BY sre,ion-ali Of The uss
fsshru.b'e knd-.ithout any receive.
HENRY n LEEDS Co VI sell on TUESDAY. Nrs
ard WEDNESDAY New. a. 10y O'S.oek sssh du, q Ne A
praawsv corner ~ 9th te AnihSayl the 1yes 49,
a FASHIONABLE MUSIC ever odssd ., saetiOa esass
ia Of sor a. NaIchss Tro< Scboltsshe., kondo- 81 %
al he best OPERA MUSIC. Aso t~ II as'ea IasrS
usn,, Pianos Melolsoas Sc. Sale ~ithoat tessrvz
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CHE NEW-YORK FUR COMPANY hsyin
.Msuranrs Companies.

HARMONY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL No. 6 Brosdst N. T.. Cash Capital ~ $1,000
with handsome surplus continues 70 insure he MOD fsve
sole terms sssjpa loss and damage by FIRE.
T. q. GLOVER, Secy. w. CALLEHDEk, rrst
MECHANICS FIRE-INSURANCE Con-
WI PANY-CAPIrAL. S150,OOO.
Office, No. I'll Broadway, corner Of Ch,mberst
VIZ II. DE- GRO0r, Presassf
HIsRY B. Dawson, Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE Board OF PuBLIc WORKS
CoLUmBps OHIO, Oct -, 1855
hereby certify that the preceding Speeihcstons
r.cy copied the Records Of the Boab1 Of Public Works
Of Ohio. Attest: CYRUS d. HANKS,
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Gas. T FILMING aUeto1-er
IMINISTRATORs SALk-FARN AZ AIrr

N TION.-Ou THURSDAY Nov. 1855, bSv,~s n.
beus ct ~ and p " on the prem". a. hs, esr.a aOUV
ard LOT cont.nfs Isl acres Of valuable Land As -,
Of cuVsfion-afe the property ben .n'n Fsnia,tpa -
ee,sed usied Ocean Pot, NesJerssy oiniss "a.
Souh SIR, wsbury River AMI ner Llng slnch witAa S,
hundred y.rd. 81 the LAND e. The steamer y,res ,,
which plies dsily ard Ne~ York Tie inp-vy-r,.
sre Ds ing lss. Bsfa. WagoeHcass .ut "A.
Ou,fu oil Tod vaier trliirees saeias a.
Ccuitor. male kncvE tee dsy OF sNe.
JOHN d. HARRINGTON, Al niaistrrx
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Sdlea Or Auc,los
Alsss- II. nicoLsy. ksou,ases
entire STATiOHfRs STOCK Al

u ~ tbtIr Oltth a. AHfffos
n ALBEIT h. hICoLAi vIl ..l 90 soSDAY -,
I EsDAi. hes. ana ., 81 No Asasa, sas. ss, !. y
Masses. q tf &c ocs ssth .sy b der Of w urrs.
samuel A. Campbell. 20, cnsisitts a Ssa-rL ,s.srr
among witch all Be found ID IA sisdi.n ,a5 a1ys 30
Pager, Pock A. bsaksrs C<ses Fs.cS. -, -
els SeSE ans celebrsisd MsteE Coos Lahosr,Phc NJ
Pos Ultra ,ad Rosewood VA og Dess, Fteoch Pe,r.-
lump, ard Pocket ilt''sDts, Pea an rsFto. a.
C.rd Cases Aso Foiaers, P.yaS CA1s God Pea al -
rs lin cs,k boxes Tuck MsnoTanSun Books. S>svc.
Fofa ios P0smot rses Letter Cies sc The sass, a., =
IN r4sfset ordef snd Nil b. sold Vhot reserve . 90. -
hasin.s~ Ai.o 81 the Stoss stufe. Sbswcs.s c.
tiers. Desks shsvEG Herring. h0n safe Sc Terms 60 -
AaE2sse money ard oAtos be obt1 nsd sps,,,
ID. sac tio1e er, No Z Brr ~ o. lSoxl~
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DYS DRAPER, on TUESDAY, NOV 20, at IL,

ID O'clock 81 tn Mephsnt.' EXCHANGES: -
SALE or VALUABLE COAL LANDS.-StMhpS Del
At The Mercr.ss Isehsngs New York the ionovtn pc&
er,y: so acres N-gsny LANDS IA MsTys ytng ~x 4
&c the and SIDE regions chiefly near tbs bs
unoi- .ad Ohio rsrosi rhs land IL SOLD Joint ntr
e Many Of these rscts ,suto some eoc.sias
v,s Quantities of zoe. and rber ana ohers lying hs Asss
ul Pastoral country Of MNJlMt 20 distnIssasJ fjg q
health and picturesque beauty. All Of may bs reached
few hours ride from Baltimore the BAL more a1d Ohio tu
road be .s direct tom the state u h.ylsaA rsu
of sale are haf cs.h-the b.ance in equal pyren Of a
twelve months with interest. rhs property will be sod A
u $50 each printed particulars Of watch mar
tanned OF the srctoneeT
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THE GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE Coz
PANY b.yipsls Cash Capital oil PAID IN w - -
"GREAr WESTERN BUILDINGS" No. IS Pinesarv uvD
rhis Company returns to its Customer SEsENI "a
PR CENT o6the net profits of the yea-s business
Copies Of the Prsspeetas ani Charter car b ssi
"'% - 'D' '''' BouoLAs ROBINSON. sssr,ssy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-06

OFFICE of tho REPUBLIC FIRE NSUR-
" ANCE COMPANY No. "a WALTZ s,,..,u
CASH CAPITAL. $50. 900, WITH LARGE sUhrLo~
CHARLES r. RUSSELL, JOSIAH OAKEs
DANIEL B. FEARINO JOSEPH 0AILLARD y,
WILLIAM n RUSSELL, JAMES NJ. WATERBURY
AUGUSTUS c. DOWNING. GEORGE CURTIS
GAZAWAY b. LANAI, GEORGE 7. ADkE,
WA. BUTLER DUNCAN, JOHN j. ASTOk, ",
H. H. WOLFE FREDK A. DELANO,
ISAAC TOWNSEND. JAMES C. BELL.
JAMES WARREN DANIEL DRAKE SMffh
ARTHUR LEARY FREDERICK O. H0Sfk4
MORTIMER w. HAMfiTON, PELRO HALL,
DENNING DUER, ROBERT ;. HONE
John STEWARD, Jr SAMUEL v HOFFMAN,,
ROBERT b. MINTURN, GEORGE w. RIGGS.
REUBEN WRITER'S J. p. GIRAUD FOsTkk'
EDWARD C. CENTER, JOHN A Z. GhAf
w.YozI Jsn H. ~
Pie Trustees Of this Company h.ye th az dse,ae2
hrrDity with their Charter FOUR AND TILL
QUARTERS PER CENT their Capital Stock, psJsss
demand TO the Stockholders, In cash and scrip
And also further dividend OF TW ENTf fsn ObNtJL
abe In scrip the assured Policies Issued BY ms
psny which have terminated within the hsea year sndAS
December lat
The Charter OF this Company provides that sf,, gxls
terest to the shsrehoder the Of SEVEN PEE 80
PER ANNUH, the remaining proEs sre 10 be snnasuS
vidsd between the Policy holdsn % scrip bearing n esS
which scrip 70 be paid OF until the net Prohu n
WITH Ii. Capital Stock, shall exceed ONE hiL@"h
Ths Comp.ny establishes no sssoc.s bat insures sssin
sity ROBERT HoaE, Press
6uXcls p. CIRsY Secretary.
New Yort, Mach /, 1855.
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Pie Scrip e. per sbove notice {, now ready fsfs ~