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TsR.. N AIINc coz &, pract ctftioneF IN midwifery,
j. s5rgaonrD Dentist. having established himself
permanently an Opeleosasssotfers bis services to
his aeiloW-citizeas HewiIl fliil all his functions
with zeal and prudence, and dirt eaters will be-
cured by him Hi d bout two weeks
Gratnitosls consultations for the iadigents, ON
Monday and Friday, Ireaa 10 o'elock A. M.ssis
e4xxf4 References
ReNillon y Taylor, Adolphe Garrigues,
Sandoz 4 Megnler, A AgeFin Arcenaux,
Oaezime 4. Geitlfy, Y Jean e. Afcenaux.
Thsodose 5. Robin, Ramon Ria,
0pelopsas 29tn August 1859 .7~a b. atr.
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Rapry,s Landing Warelloaast

Bapry,s Landing Ware aloaasae.
yHE undersigned. having leased this
Landing, respectfully informs the pub.
ia thatshe will spare nospains to The carr pf
mereIa1diss and products coRfded V bis care
D He takes this opportunity of informing
those interested that no freight will be deliv-.
cred by him Unless the storage and a steam I
boat freight shall have beer paid ii advance es
or on delivery of the same
u. r. HAUGIEL+R
Il Barre's Landing, July lElsha 1861 I
. sl. OH Ek III s11BsaB no 1Epllsslllzs
GRAND eDTEAI1,
Eses IL Mas y. CrAnass dspOaab ahs osliegs
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The College Journal Of Medical Science. 4
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE of 48 pages, conducted
n by the Faculty Of The Eclectic College Of
Medicine, is published at One Dollar a ear paya-
bIesin advance. Gommunieations for subscription,
OR for speeimen numbers, should be directed to
Dr. c. Fl. CLEAVELAND, Publisher.
139 Seventh Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
June 13, 1857. - =
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STRAY HORSE.

a new supply Of Carver's Co. Improved
- Cotton Gin Stands, for sale by
DEBAILLON & CARRIERE
Washington, Ia
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l. L,NDRY HCLLIEs, Eashipgton,

=. = y A7AS ky z - Ely HaNHINsEUHg
I'd IAs The honor to info1n his friends and the
IL l. p bic u general that he has purchased the
stese ot Mr. B. Thiry, and has just arrived from New
Orleans with tine assortment, of fashionable and
za'riiy Dry Goods and Groc cries.
Ee hopes that has stock Of goods, as well as the
low price atssahieh he will sell. will merit cor
aingatioa es tae patronage we'll extended to RI
Thiry- LANDRY HOLLrR i:
Washington, April 25th, 1g57.-t6m.l
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T.oTTIs uoflF r R0V. Collector,

nFFERs his services to the citizens of the Par
W iii. Of st. Laadry and The adjoining Parishes.
HIS office il ou Court street. with that of Andre
Meyuier, Juice on the Peace ~ August.
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.~xu, ., aa1a tea, La.
YRNHE undersigned 'payi:sg purchased the
. - - above propertj j, formerly known rs tie
Gait House, be~.s leyre to announce to the
pup,.o .n.' Is nov open for the reception of
Ua4s1 q ans1.e's aad permanent bcarders. This
g. ao'e' Ia situated between the upper and lover
Steamboats, Landings, fronting the Courta-
o.eau. The premises have been newly fur
nisbed, and no effort will be spared to render
the house as pleasant and acceptable to its
patrons as any similar establishment in the
interior Of the Stale. -.r. 81
WM, IRELAND.
Woahirn4nr nnn %
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JAzgszs y rsx zror 4 ny ffpy,xx x.rg,,,

JA1szsss 5,.Ax, I0TAzE pUBEs1G.
ILL lsictaaliy attend 10 oil business entrusted
70 ..,s ease. Oaiae at 0peloasas... g.eHf,s
Ut .tousas April e5th, 1857. ....t.. .s.-5gt
EER2HAN B0DEMULLER, Barber, Main
a L. StEeet. .per Mr.. Chfetien' Taier shop.-4He
sIso tea hes music on the violin and guitar and
re paifs musical instruments and tune pianos.
-Dt'siousas, April 18th. 1857 ssff4. ~ 7& as@H
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Fl BONNA BEL,
Corner Nstchez & lcho.Ytoaas Streets, NO.
u Barrels stturs.ed to be IefIi-d, will be taken
from the boats Tree ot charge AMI will be Teship
ped at a4dl.lonna expense to the Planter, ex-
cept drsyare.
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Opelousas, August %, 1856.
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Opelousas, October 31st, 1857.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-02-24
Russell's NfapaZine.

We are much pleased to see from the Charleston
Courier that arrangements are definitely made to
commence the publication in March, and. the work
is likely to be commenced under the most favorable
circumstances. Having from the first expressed
our appreciation of this enterprise, and hoping it may
receive the most. abundant success, we shall take
great pleasure in forwarding the wishes Of the Pro-
prietors and will cheerfuy act Agent for Camden
and its vicinity. We sha hereafter, at an early day,
refer to the subject again, and publish terms, &c..
Tlse Courier says
"a distinguished contributor from Virginia, Of es-
tublished repute whose pen has been engaged for this
Magazine, in a late letter, remarks:-
81 find, from paragraph in newspaper. that you
will call the work Ru.sell's Magazine. The name
strikes me as very excellent one, snd if Mr. R. is as
worthy and high toned gentleman, as am informed
he is congratulate you n2or securing SO pleasant
co.worker"
with the first number--to be issued early iu March
there viii be commenced, we learn, serial ofhigh
order and excellence which has been warmly commend
ed by critical Judges to whom the manuscript has been
submitted 1t will be entitled" Escourt orthe Memoirs
of a Virginia Gentleman; )" and will be extended
through the first half year at least A considerable
portion of the manuscript has already been submitted
and approved =,
Among the other features of the first number, will
be poetca contribution specially furnished by one Of
the lrst poets Of the country"
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s,ote of 'soufh.Cnrolina.

ISAAC BoATwRTGHT, who is in the custody of
/ the Sheriff of Kershaw District, oy Yir'ne oi a
W. p,eos ear Kershnw District. at the suit Of John
Enu,h Enc having, in order that he may obtain his dis,
".o Mom confinement under the Acts of the Gen.
onoI Assembly. commonly called the Prison Bounds
e'"' rondered on oath Schedule Of his whole Es
tats and Effects or Of 40 much thereof as will pay
and satisfy the sum really due on the aorn on which
he is confined. Public notice is hereby given thnt
i,ofore W ClyLurn, Clerk of the Court of Common
plsos and Commissioner of Special Bai for the Dis
tric M Aforesaid in the Court House Of this District on
s,trrdav 9s,h inst, at IL o'clock in the forenoon
t%a nroEcrty mentioned in the Schedule aforesaid
will will be assigned 10 the sad John English, and the
said Isaac Boatwrrht liberated according to the
CIart,s OtSce, Feb. ls, 1857 Special Bail.
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ORIGINATED BITTERs.

u Read the following letter from Caleb Par:
ker,, Esq, of Concord, N. f., a man honored
and esteemed by all who know thim:-f
GENTLEMEN - With no
disposition to make my name conspicuous, take
the opportunity to state to the afflicted the benefit
| have derived from the use of DR.. GREEN'S
o OXYGENATED BITTERS, and to recommend
them to others. For two years have been troub-
led with indigestion and its attendant evils, such
as flatulency constipation, severe attacks of d.
arrahea accompanied with watef.6rash at the
stomach, which reduced me 10, flesh, strength.
and spirits, so low that fwas nearly untitled for
business, applied TO several physicians, from
whom obtained only temporary relief and find
ing in short time my disease returning upon me
in all its maIignty, concluded, with the advice
of friends, but without the hast faith in their eff
cacy, to try the OXYGENATEDa aBlTTERS,
from the use Of which found Immediate relief
having no return of water-brash after taking the
first portion. continued TO use IL according to
the directions, until had taken eight or ten bot
ties which have entirely cured me. My weight
has increased some thrty-fve pounds, and my
health is perfect can tluly say that consider
the OXYGENATED BITTDRS The best tonic ex-
tant. have recommended them to several, who
have invariably found great benefit from their
use. Yours Respectfully,
CALEBsPARKER.kS
SETH w. FOWLEs&G0,
1873 Washington Street, Boston Propfietors.
. Sold by their agents eysfyN there.
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1,ELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from Nicaragua.

New ORLEANS, Feb lS.--The Texas brings
interesting accounts tot the 10Th instant, from
Greytown.
The Tennessee arrived safely. and Col. Titus
Joined Col. Lockridye in an attack OIL the camp
of 500 Costa Ricans at the mouth of the
Serepaqua. The Costa Ricans were defeated
with great loss, while their assaiants suffered
little
The Tennessee was compelled to return to
Punta Arenas for repairs Of machinery, which
being done she proceeded again to the place of
action, and it was expected that in one week,
by her aid, the Ncaragaans would obtain full
possessions of the river.
Accounts from Walkers main camp are to
the Sd instant, by the OrizaJa, from Panama.
The enemy, under Canos, had appeared near
Rivas, bnt had been repelled. Col. Hemming.
sen, with 400 men. on the 2sth January,
attacked 1900 of the allies at st. George,
and drove them from their position, when he
returned to Rivas.
Walkers whole force at Rvas ] 300, leav-
ing LOO fit for duty, and in fine health and
condition, with ammunition for active operations
for some months.
This intelligence is confirmed by despatch
from our correspondent at Greytown, under
date Of the 10th inst
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JupsE o'NEALL's LEcruRE.-The South

JupaE O'NEALL's LEcrURE.-The South
Carohniam furnishes the following report:
"a large audience on Wednesday evening
enjoyed the address Of our esteemed Judge on
his "reminiscences of Columbia He treated
the subject in bis usual feleitous and effective
manner, intelspersiug his local facts and details
with interesting anecdotes. His recollection of
the old State House, with the early history af
many of the conspicuous legislators of his early
days-of the College and other public institu-
tons -of the Bench and Bar, and Of citizens
who adorned their professions and trades in our
former village, were replete with pleasing Incl
dents and memorable circumstances.
t3s'He embraced in his remarks the history OF
our banks and railroads, and dwelt with much
foreeo on the enhanced value given to our pro-
perty by these important enterprises. His allu.
sion to the true intention of banks, being for the
interest Of the people; and not to accumu late
money 10 the pockets Of their stockholders,
might be.impressed with. good results on the
boards of directors ofthese important institu-
tions.
"We hope the Judge will favor Us with an.
other lecture, on the Bench and Bar on which
theme he can give much valuable and useful
history.n 49,.
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a Good Remedy.

/ We take pleasurein calling attention to the Ad-
yertsement of an excellent medicine for the relief
of Dyspepsia, which is said to be-by gentlemen
in Sumter District, and elsewhere, of the highest
standing aud integrity-a. most excellent and val
liable remedy.
This is no patent nostrum attempted to BIZ put
upon the people for the sole purpose of gain and
humbug, but a true southern remedy, and one
which in time, from all accounts, is destined to be
regarded as an Invaluable panacea for many of
the ills of life, See Advertisement.
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Washineton,s Birth Day

Was celebrated. on Saturday. last, the 22d fall
ing on Sunday, by the Camden Light Infantry, un-
der command of 1t Kershaw. This being their
anniversary, the usual target exercises took place
resulting in the distribution ofthe following prizes;
First Comply. Prize, Gold Medal, D. c .Tryon.
Second do. Plume, Belt, &c, ]. Hnson.
Third do. 'silver Cup, s. c. Clyburn.
Fourth do. do. N. Bradshaw.
The Officers prize, Silver Cup presented by
the Company, was won by 1t. S, D.. Shannon.
In the evening the Company sat down to sup
per prepared in good style by Mr.. R. D. Curtis,
after doing ample justice to~which. number of
sentiments, short speeches, &c, were given by
Col. Kershaw, Major Shannon, and others.
The whole occasion passed off harmoniously.
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The Cincinnatus

We are indebted to our esteemed and excellen.
friend, Gen. Cary, for the February number OF an eS-
cellent Agricultural monthly, published at Farmers
College, College Hill Ohio.
The work, in its typographical appearance. and
reading matter as far as hasty examination enables
us to Judge, is most excellent, and no doubt will do
much towards improving and elevating the standard
of scientific Agriculture.
F. G. Cary, ESQ, brother of Gen. c., ia President Of
the Farmers College, to whom all communications
should be addressed.
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The Home Circle.

We are indebted to Rev. W. A. Gamewell, for the
February number Of this interesting and excellent
monthly. published at Nashville, Tenn by Messrs
Stevenson Owen, OF the Southern Methodist
Publishing House in that City. The work contaiDs
many interesting matters and we'll deserves its name,
as suitable and monthly visitor to the Home Circle
and resde No parent need feel the least hesilancy
in its being introduced into the family, for nothing Of
doubtful proprety, We are satisfied will ever be
found to pollute its unexceptionable pages.
Price So per annum Subscription may be left with
Rev. W. A. Gamewell, or with the Editor of the
Journal
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NOTICE is hereby given that have opened BookS
N at the Store OF VIM. Cyburn, in SGamden, for
collecting the Taxes for 1856, and will attcnd At the
fpllowing places the following days ioe the eanp
: On Monday. March I'd, at Liberty HalSon Tpl
the Sd of March at Flat Rock ON -Nea6etsdas &
4th of March at Bufalo;. on Thursdsf 5bs 6fls d ]
March at Lzenbts: on Friday the 6,hEef Hasek AZ
Schrocks Mill on SATURDAY. 7th OF March a Su5etQzA
Mill
den until tho first day Of May next at which time the
Books will positively be closed and all de:aulters dou.
ble.taxed. - -ys g.
Tax:rayers are required to return 10 me tie mum.
Der Of marriages in their respective families and also
number OF births and deaths Of whites and blacks,
with the dates OF births, causes Of deaths &c.
Clergymen Physicians and Magistrates are required
TO mako tic game returns mo of non-,ax-payers in
their respective neighborhoods.
T, Feb l0-tf HENRY FAiE z. 4. D.
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Destructive Fire.

The large Barn of Hon. F. w. Pickens,
two miles from this place on. the Nesberry
road, was consumed by fire on Friday evening
last, involving very considerable loss to the
owner. The building was 80 feet in length
by 4s in breadth, two stories high, with Gra
nary, Corn shelters, Thrasher, Fan, Straw
cutters, &C., DC, complete. In the basement
were some 25 or 80 mules and several blooded
mares. Two of the mares and FIVE Of the
mules were burnt to death. Twenty one of
the mules were saved with comparatively little
injury. About 200 bushels Of corn, besides
a very large quantity Of fodder, oats. wheat
and peas, were lost Out of bulk of abou,
5000 bushels of corn in the shuck, some seven
hundred bushels were saved by hauling water
and throwing it upon the burning mass. A
long and commodious Cowhouse adjoining
was also burnt, and also shuck barn. The
total loss is estimated at $4,000, and may
perhaps prove to have been even more. COL
p. states to US that he has no doubt it was the
work of an incendiary. He has grounds for
the belief and It would be well for every one
to keep on the look out againsta like misfortune
Its hoped tbs perpetrator may yet be expos
ed and punished as he deserves.
.Edgefeld advertiser, 18Th inst,
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80 GREAT SOUTHERN
DYSPEPTIC REMEDY.
DELoRME's
.,BAUME DE- VIE, OR :
BALSAM OF LIFE:

TIME BALSAM OF LIFE has been in use for full
L. one hundred years, in Europe-and the West In
da Islands, and ior shorter period OF time in these
United states with the most satisfactory results. No
medicine was ever compounded which has more
universal application than this. For the permanent
cure Of all diseases arising from dsordered Liver
Stomach, or Integiines such Liver Complaint Jaun
dice Dyspepsia Acdity of Stomach, Nausea, loss OF
Appetite Fatulency, Constipation, &c, &C., this RENE
dy has never been exceled. For diseases OF the
Nervous System 1t is also most excellent remedy
Sick Headache, Nervous Debility, Neuralgia. Oppres
sion il er eating Restlessess at night, DC &C. haT'
ing all yielded to ts curative powe's For Cutaneous
diseases this is celebrated remedy; Burns, Scalds,
Bruises, Erysipeas and other cutancous affections,
having been cured by it; and any one suffering with
Corns will derive vast il not permanent benefit from
the use of it, In the Numerous affections peculiar to
Females this is perfect balm. IN Group Colds and
Coughs, Chill and Fever, &C., &C., this medicine has
some celebrity.
PRICE-One Dollar per Bottle, or Six Bottles for
As. For sale at the Post Office in Camden. or whole
sale by c. DELORME, Sumter, s. c.. to when orders
may be addressed
Read the following. Certificate,
Which is only one Of numerous testimonials from
gentlemen of the highest character, when, Will DE
published from time 10 time -
Nh q DELoRME.-Dear Sir: Last spring used
two small bottles of your Balsam of Lille. and eXpe
RANGED much benefit. I took it TWO or three times
dav, a teaspoonul at dose ina VINE glass OF water
II acted on my liver and impaired healthy tone 70
all the digestive organs relieving ne of distressing
headache, and many other disagreeabte dyspeprc
symptoms. o'gheul H. oi A'-'
Sumter, S. c., Jan. 3D. 1853.
sFy- For full particulars get Circular at the
Eeb "a. POST OFFICE
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Speech of Hon. w. w Boyce.

We publish to-day part of the very admirable
speech Of Hon. W. W. Boyce, on the Tariff question,
which shows at once the material and depth of the
speaker.
Mr.. Boyce talks like statesman reasons as sound
practical man, and announces his views in language
clear, comprehensive and easily to be understood by
ALL There is Calhoun style about his reasoning
which Is srikngly illustrated in this speech-a
ing right to the point and forcble illustration of his
subject by an appeal to practical experience There
is solidity iu bis argument and earnest truthful
ness about his style that we like very much and we
are safe in saying that for his years. doubt if there
is an ADLER, safer or more reliable in Congress-
Indeed, we must say here what have often thoughts
land it no small compliment these Gays) Mr.. Boyce
improves as he goes along and his constituency may
well be proud of representative, who although COM
paratvely yonngin years. has already made his mark
high among the statesmen oil the day.
compliment to Mr.. Boyce is rare thilg now a
days. but we must say that the following from such
source as the Charleston Mercury deserves TO be
copied and acknowledged by his friends:-
1--WE surrender much Of our space to-day to the
recent speech of the Hon. w. ". Boycc, on our Rev
enue System It's strikingy marked .0y strong com
mon sense, careful research and Independence o
thought IT is in fact one Of the most searching ex
amnatios which this subject has ever undergone ano
made grsal.impressionl on ths House. and has re
ceiyed generally very high cenrnendstion. g
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Our Rail Road Receipts.

Last week we made considerable mistake in the
statement of the business on our branch.
The figures were all perfectly correct but the con-
Guiding paragraph should read This includes pas
sage money do0n and freight up, with the Conductors
returns. We had the freight reversed in our state
ment of the 18th ins inserting the word docn instead
of up.
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DAVIS PAIN KILLER,

was attacked with dysentefy, and i soon be-
came very distressing 1 used this medicine ac-
cording to the directions, and#as cured in three
days. My wife was also attacked. with pain in
the stoma CHI, in consequence of eating too soon
after ct of sickness; she was relieved in few
minutes after taking this medicine. To use her
own words, she said she felt the pain remove af-
ter she had taken it, as quick a. you could see
lump Of sugar dissolve in cold water. MY son
was burnt so badly the skin was off,; lappled the
medicine Immediately, and it took the fire out and
healed the wound in less time than ever saw
one healed before One of my children fell over
a chair and bruised its head very bad, but the
bruise was soon dispersed by bathing in this med
icne. will mention one case more oi it's won
derlul effect in cnring wound intiictedby my SOD
falling out OF doors and cutting himself badly ;
the pain was soon relieved, and the wound healed
by this medicine, In fact it is the best family me
dcine evel used for the cure .ef:celds, coughs
and number of other complaints lncdentt1o the
human family. ~
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Destinations.

COL A. Smhins declines the nomination as Candi'
date for Congress, in place of the late Hon. s.
Brooks
Major B. F. Perry who vas recently nominated b.
writer in the spartanburg Epress for Congress, as
the successor of Hon. J. L. Orr declines the nomna-
ton, and expresses his preference for and determine
ton to support Col Dawkins should he be a candi-
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'."'' l'Ia'E;f PERRY NJ. PECKHAM, Fan River.

The Augusta Constitutionalist has the cor
respondeucr between Mr.. Caldwell President
of the South Carolina Railroad, and the Mayor
of Augusta, in reference to the connection OF the
tracks of the Georgia and South Carolina Rail
roads. Mr.. Caldwell proposed subject to the
approval Of his Board Of Direcr"rs, that the
South Carolina Railrrad should pay $4,000
annually to the City of Augusta for the privilege
of union. But the Mayor and Council demand
$4,000.
The union can, for this reason, only be ac'
compished by the people Of Augusta, who may
elect Council next April favorable to the
proposition of Mr.. Caldwell: . .--,.e.4.
Abbevilk Banner
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Ordinary,s Notice,
SOUTH. CAROLINA, KERsHAW DISTRICT
IN ORDINARY.

WHEREAS. sundry creditors of B. W. Gibbons
w decd, have filed "a petition IN my office, show
ing TINT B. F. Edwards the Administrator Of tn
Estate has departed this State faingto account fo
his Administration. 1t is therefore ordered that tn
said b. F. Edwards, Administrator, and>W. B. Dun
Sure,ies upon his Administration Bond. do. and ar
hereby summoned to appear at the ordhnry's Office
for Eershaw District s.. c., on Monday, - o'clock
25'h day of May next. to show cause, if any, WHY
Decree shonld not be given against them for amour
due ns balance Of said Administration.
Given under my hand and seal this s'93d February
1851, JOHN r. JOY, Q. X. d.
Feb. 2i-Sm.
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INSURANCE on the Lives Of White Pes1e:aas :
l. be effected with tbe n. C. Mutual Lfest se
Company, by application to the undersigns 1@nls @
Company grants and renews Policies uPon
one half in cab and the other half by note ~
twelve months 1t was never more sound - tpsss 49,
porous Last year dividend OF 10 pen esns ss,s
cared and placed to the credit OF each neppSt
tied to it, and was allowed either upon tug - sF
deducted from the next cash payment
Feh l7-3m. W. THuRE6W CaSP0N, Ags.