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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

The Cholera.-Tkis fatal scourgc con.
tinucs to commit fearful rsvages at Stock
holm. Among its recent victims was the
chief of Che navy officer. The day before
his death he was in perfect health and did
business as usual. At Christansand three
hundred persons had been carried off, and
in Norway it has also been committing ter.
rible ravages. So, too, at Konigsburg,
where the victims are attacked without any
premonitory symptoms. ........
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

[ pgOur Subscribers will please recollcct
shat our terms resi- rs. per year If paid
in advance, and 50 if not prepaid. We
mention this, because we observe that many
who have been used to receive, and still
expect the paper at the advanced rate, have
let their subscriptions run beyond the be-
ginning of the year. Tho present condi-
tion of the times compels US to adhere
strictly to terms. Our patrons, therefore
should consult their last years receipt, and
if not too late, rake immediate payment
otherwise, in justice, TO ourselves, we will
be compelled to charge .ta4.rates. ,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31
Democratic Victories in 1867.

a OHIO.
A Detnocratic Iegislature, Canal Com
missioner, and 10000 gain On tho popular
vote. ~ ~ Va
80 PENNSYLVANIA III
a. Governor, Legislaturc, and 47,0oO
gain on the popular vote.
IOWA.
AGovernor, Legislature, United States
Senator, and 1000 gain on the popular
vote. III VA rk EF ~
81 MINNESOTA. ~ @L
A Governor, Legislature, two United
States Sen ators, three members and one
Dclogate'to Congress. .'i .- W
CALIFORNIA.
A Governor, Legislature and $4,000
gain on the popular vote. .FtaT
''.-t GEORGIA. - g -
A Governor, Legislature, all but two
members of Congress, and 12,000popular
majority.
..r MISSISSIPPI. ar ~
A clean sweep of Legislature, and mem
bors of Congress by swarnping majority.
sh5.l n TENNESSEE. Go o4.a.o al
A Governor, Legislature, two u. S.
Senators and IL 900 majority. b. GO.
....-..,. TEXAS. .f. -. t.-.
Ditto.--le,oO0 gain in Main, and Con-
necticut Democratsc,, ,,.... ,...., .,-,.-.,. t.,.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

Hon. HENhY d. MAxwELL.-This
gentleman will be succeeded as President
Judge of Northampton and Lehigh cOun-
ties by the Hon. .,J0 ohm X. Findley of the
city of Philadelphia. Judge Maxwell was
very popular upon the Bench, and eVinced
legal talent that even SURPRISED his enemies
He administered the law ably and impair
tally. Judge Maxwell leaves the bench
with an honorable reputation as jurist,
aud with character unblemiabed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31
Hon, James THOMPSON.

LAS an evidence of the estimation in which
this gentlemanis held by the citizens Of
Erie county, and their confidence in his
integrity and impartiality as Judge,
where he has been tried upon the Bench
during a judicial term, it is only necessary
to refer to the vote cast in the county at
the late election. The majority for Wilmot
over Packer is 1920 votes, whilst Judge
Thompson comes within 65 votes of sthe
number cast for Joseph j. Lewis. Such o
mark Of the regard of people, shows thai
they consider it recipient as worthy of a
seatupon the Supreme Bench of Pennsyl.
yania. a usI .il 5i r,...
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

sS- We are not in the habit of putting
Patent Medicines, but when such an arti-
Gle as DU WALLIS GALVANIC OIL,
which sustains fully what it claims, is pre-.
sented to the public, we feel no hesitancy
in speaking the truth free of charge. The
above mentioned medicine has obtained
for itself a worldwide name, never to 90
down with the common articles of the day.
1t is one of the very hest remedies. for all
kinds of pain, that can be produced. 1t
often gives relief in five minutes.
Troy Blac1e.
Sold by G. NJ. Hagenbuch, J. r Meyer
and E. r. Lutz, Bloomsburg, and Country
Merchants, generally. a"'
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Operators aeithout Employ0a eat IN
iPhiiadelphia.-We are told that at this
moment there are thirty thousand opera
tives and workingmen of various kinds
without employment in the city and vioir-
,ity of Philadelphia. Many Of them have
families, and thus the distress may be said
to extend already, directly and indirectly
to hundred thousand souls. In Mana
yunk and Frankford alone, no less than
fifteen thousand persons, men, women and
children, who have heretofore had regular
employment for years, are now wandering
about in idleuess aud anxiety, the factories
and work shops in which they have here
tofore been engaged being closed. This
is the condition of affairs now, and matters
are likely to become much worse as winter
approaches, unless some means of succor
and assistance be afforded.
Penn,ylvanian.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

Pay Your Little BiHS.- The. New,York
Express pithily gives the public of tho
empire city the following sound advice,
which should be needed here and every
where else:
Nothing helps the money market more
than the prompt payment of little bills. 1t
keeps up trade, keeps money moving, helps
the banks, and makes everybody feel good
When everybody holds on to all the money
he gets because he fears times are going to
be worse, he helps to make them SO.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31
Triumph of the American Horse
Prioress. ,-
DEATH Of LECOMPTE.

The race for the Great Czsrawitch Han.
dicup, at Now Marketin England, resulted
in the triumph of Mr., Ten Broeck's 5
"Prioross:' The success Of the American
horse was received with great cheering,
and she Immediately became the FIRST favo.
rite in the betting for the Cambridgeshirc
stakes, TO be run for at New Market, on
the 9th Of October. Before the race one
hundred to one was laid against Prioress.
The American horse Lecomte, died from
the attack of cholic. Pryor had been
stricken out Of all his engagements for the
present year. ~. ~ !
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31
Tho Next Legislature.

The next Legislature Of this State which
will assemble in January, will probably be
the most overwhelmingly democratic Of
any ever heretofore assembled at Harris
.turg. The Senate will be composed Of 81
Democrats, and IL opposition. The House
of 70 Democrats and 80 spposition-ma,
king majority of 40 on joiat ballot
out Of the eleven new Senators elected
eight are Democrats. .5
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rsy- Godfrey the comrade of The lat

s@- Godfrey, the comradc Of the late
DIR. Kape, who has been committed to prison
in Philadelphia, on charge of having
three wives at time, is still unable to pro-
cure bail at the amount Of two thousand
dollars, demanded by the committing
magistrate. One of the three wives-and
that not the first married-.is most assiduous
in her attentions to him.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31
Death of a Member of the Leg
iSlature. .r

We regret 10 bear that Mr.. j. b. BACK
HOUSE, a Republican member of the last
House of Representatives, and reelected
died at his residence in Ohio township
Allegheny county, on Friday last. He
was detained from his seat at the extra
session by sickness. His disease jyas con-
sumption. A new election will be .peces-
sary 10 fll the vacancy.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31
REPRE- sENTATIyEs.
Gov. Packers Inauguration.

The Harrisburg Herald states that
arrangements are now in progress for a
grand military4and' fremen's parade there,
on the occasion of Gen. Packers Inaugural
ton. Several first class fire companies
from Philadelphia have signifed their
intention Of being preseut, and we have no
doubt companies from all tho neighbOring
towns will be in attendance. A military
company and band from Williamsport
will escort the Governor elect TO the
capitol, and an effort will bo made to Sc
cure the attendance of large number of
volunteer companies from others places.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

Death Of an american Artist. The
last steamer brings the intelligence of the
death of THOMAS ORAwFoRD, tho distin.
guished American sculptor. He died in
London, on the 10th inst, in the forty
f"urth year of his age. He was ainative
Of New York city.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31
kes- The Mornops are hreakinr

SG- The MOrmons are breaking up
headquarters in all the Eas tern States,
preparatory, as is surmiscd, to a general
emigration to Utah. Recent news from
that region represent them as bolligorent
as ever, and disposed to resent the advent
of the National Troops among them. .
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

TIE Late Storm Vessels H1eckea and
Lives Lost.-The late storm ragged very
fercely on the Atlantic coast and on the
Lakes, and number of vessels were wrecked
and lives lost. The Barqqe, Warden, of
Boston, was wrecked near Bideford, on the
Staunton or Brunton Sands about two miles
off the land The captain and three men
were washed on shore, on portions of the
wreck, bn.seven of the crew were unfortu-
nately drowned.
The steamer Reindeer was wrecked in
Lake Michigan, and twenty-onc lives were
lost. Only two of the crew were saved.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31
QUONDAM JUNIOR.

Printers IN Pennsylvania.-Thc two
U. s. Senators from Pennsylvania, the
Governor and Canal Commissioner elect,
the Speaker and Chief CLERK of the House
of Representatives, are all practical print
ers. The present Chief Justice and the
newly elected Judge Thompson of the
Supreme Court, worked as Journey men
printers at Harrisbur g, thirty years ago.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

By- II is said that the seat of Mr.. Ruth
eriord, of the Dauphin district, in the State
Senate, will be contested by Mr.. Haldeman,
on tie ground of fraudulent voting on the
part OF the Black Republicans ..-. .
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

ng- Hon. T. f. Farnsworth, member of
Congress elect from Chicago, is sinking
fast and no hope is now entertained of bis
recovery. The circulation of blood ia
one of his lower limbs has entirely ceased
and modification has set in.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

Gen. Packer al Home. - Gen. Pa cker's
official majority in Lycoming county is
1l9l. Last October. the Democratic ma.
iority was 396, In Williamsport, his res
idence, he ran about 200 votes ahead of
the party vote last fall. ssa OF ~l1
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

Dg- President BUCHANAN has declined
the request of the Governor of Maryland,
for the use of the troops stationed at Fort
McHenry, to preserve order in Baltimore
during the approaching State election
The President.is of the opinion that the
civil power of Maryland should be sufi-
cient to preserve order and enforce the
laws.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

Rg- The majority for Packer over WIZ
mot is 42,751; and over Wiznaot and
Has5eh,irst 1859. The majprities for
the Democratic candidates for Canal Com
missioner and Supreme Judges do notvary
much from that for Governor.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31
M A OLSON HOUSE,
IS. 81 AND 30 NORTH SECOND STREET,

BELOW ARCH STREET,
& TIg PHILADELPHIA.
THIS popular House has been thoroughly renovated.
and extensive improvements made for the accommo-
datons OF guests, &c. In connection with the
Hotel the proprietor has opened, in the basement,
fine EATING AND DRINKING SALOON. Altogether
the Establishment compares favoraDly with ths first
class places OF Odalion for Trav ers, Citizens
&c being within short distance Of the New York
and Baltimore landings near III fost Office aud Elk.
hange, where OmLibuses, going TO all paris Of the
City, Start from.
The Proprietor hopes, by strict attention 10 the
wants of his guests TO liberal share Of the
public patronage.
]. OITENKIRK, Proprietor
Late of Baltimore, Midland Cincinnati, Ohio.
Oct 81, Ie57-6m
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

n Friend IN Need. The Balsam of
Wild Cherry will cure all who are afflicted
with cough or bronchial trouble. Is
singular power over these diseases has
rendered DR.. Wistar famou' wherever
pulmonary complaints are known.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

fthe members who listened to that Ode,
were able to get any sense out of it, they
can do more than I, after dozen perusals.
Old Red jacket could beat that himself
I fear the Tribes are degenerating in elo-
quence and poetry. Be careful to pune
tuatc just as it isSin the copy, aud give it
all as you find it. " i.-
I see black Republican morning paper
gives, among its Pennsylvania news; that
in Luzerne county, Wilmot has 900 ma
jority. This will be news to his ex- Honor.
A few evenings ago, a lot OF Know
Nothings attacked the house of Mr..
Marks, in this city, storming and damaging
it greatly, because Mrs. Marks, in the ex-
ercise of her rights and her conscience,
had joined the Catholic church. Such is
the party that goes for liberty to the mig
ger, slavery to the white.
QUONDAM JUNIOR.
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fPROOLAMATION

XXTnERBhs the Hon. WsRREs }, ,vooDwARD y, Presi.
w dent of The Court OF Oy er and Terminer and Ge
neral Jail Delivery Court of Quarter sions Of the
Peace and Court OF Common Pleas nd Orphans Court
in the Twenty Sixth Judicial District composed ofthe
counties OF Columbia, Sullivan and WyOmi ng and lhe
Hon JAooB EVANS and PETER KLINE, Associate Judges
u COLUMBIA county have issued their preoept hearing
date the IL day Of September in the year of our LoId
one thonsand eight hundred and fy six, and TO d
reeied for holding Court Of Oyer and TermineT and
General Ja Delivery, General Quarter Sessions oiIhe
Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans Court, in Blooms
burg in the county of COuulb1 on the first Mondav,
(being the 7h day. OF December and continue
week.
NoToE is hereby given to the Coroner the Justices
OF the Peace and Constabes OF the SAID county of Co
lumbia that they be then and there in their proper
persons at 10 O'Clock in The forenoon of said day with
their records inqusiions and other ememb ra 10
do those things which To their Offices apper6in TO be
done. And those that are bound by recogn zance TO
prosecute against the prisoners that are may be in
the Jail of said county OF Columbia be then and there
10 prosecute them shall beiust. Jurors are request
ed TO be puDctual in IN ir attendance ngreeaby to
their notices. Dated at Bloomshurg the e6th day OF
ortgber IN the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and hfy and in the syst year the In
dependence ofthe United States of America,
(God save the Commonwealth
sTEPHENH. MILLER, ShevlG'
: w - 1000 m.
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District ReturnS.-Omcial.

The following are the official returns of
our Congressional, Senatorial and Repre-
sentative Districts. ..
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DD- We are under obligations to some
kind friend, on the other side Of tho ocean
for a late copy of the La.ldoa Tsmes.
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NOTIOE

Bio0msbtrg:" '" '""ret In
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN rro,e No,,.
- That Geotge Weaver, Daniei Fefnwnid nbSIt
beE' W JON" heiswick Wi liam Snyder, Jacob bonb ~
ana Rev William Jodrich for themselves md ~
successors MI being citizens OF The state Of penn,yh
hu nnd nng oesiros OF acquiring enjoying lie
lmnnnunes onu privileges Of a body corpornte imve
cknlhten ana presented 10 the our OF Conmon Pleas
o Colunbin coun'y an instrument in willing purpo,,
Jug 70 be The nronosed charter "Thc German Netnyn
ca yhureh ~ bloons nsbl,rg, in the township Of Bloom
ondeounty OF Columbia specifying the objects nriicles
nondiiionsl names style and title, under which they
have associ ated and mem TO associate and Tho sna
Court having perusedan examined the so ID insrneni
ana having found the objects aud conditons ihcY or,
set forth and contained 10 be lawful and not nrioua
10 the community have directed said writing or ,nstru
ent in the Office Of the ory Of the Cour, of
Common Pleas o said county, and notice be given
~ one newspaper blished in said county for at Ienst
,nree weeks tng forth that an application has been
inhue 10 SAID Courl 10 grnnt charter of
US speclned in said inst runeni Writing n1 appli
Gallon has been made nj the September Term o2 sna
Cort a. d. 1857 TO grant such charter; and that A.
no sufficient reason be shown to the contrary " The
Irs day Of December Term, 1857, of said Court ii viii
nedtee an ceclnre snid persons associated 10
Douy poiuic orrorpoiion, in Inv nnd in fact accord
is ~ me SAID articles and conditions and 10 have
continuance by the name, style and title in said nstu
IL
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-10-31

OnIo.-This State it appears has east
her vote for Chase, the Republican candi-
date for Governor BY very smaf vote.
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Examinalion Of Teachers, Continued

TURING the first week OF November | will br o,
- saltwater, IN Fish, ng Greek on Monday, the I'd,
at TO- A. M, and al Benton at g. M. on the Sd in
sugar Loaf, at Alinas Coles at TO- A. NJ. and in Jatk.
the School house, neat Chester Smiths at 3, 7.
NJ in Franklin on the 4ih at 3, p. NJ. in Roaring
Creek the 9Th nj 10 A. NJ, aud IN Conyngham 5,
T. NJ; in Locu ST On the 7th, at TO- a. NJ. and in MI
plcaplnt the 7th, at 2, NJ. Where the place IS
not dcaisnaied,a school house any other place
may be selected by the Secretary Of each Board and
Directors requested spread this notice among
teachers and attend if possIhlei ,.,i-l .. i...
WIuLIAM BURGESS,
... County Superintendent
Millvle Oct 81, 1879
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IVHEATLEY's ARCH ST. THEATRE,
ARCH STREET, ABOVE SIXTH,

ARCH STREET, ABOVE SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA. .
TINE STAR COMPANY composed of the finest Ar.
l. tstes in the world, and exceeding in Strength and
Talent Dramatc combination heretofore offered 10
the Theatrical public will appear every night in Com
cdy, Tragedy Serio Comic Drama, Vandeyilles, Mus-
cal Burleitas, &c &c. When visiting the City, go
there. .La 'tfI
Oct 81, IS57-3m
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BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
ahr THE undersigned, thank iul for the liberal
HMl pairo mage wiih which he has heen favord for
v" years gone by would inform his re nds and
Fs- customers hat he continues TO manufacture
Boots and Shoes,
At his old and we II know md, on Main str Get,
Boomsburg. in all their various and forms, in good
sty lie and on moderate te rms
His long experience in tho bus ne SIS, aud general
knowedge of the peopie Of COLUMBIAN ounty, super
added TO fixed deteTmilat ion to render satisfaction
TO all his customers should secure him increased pa
tronage which he hopes to merit.
JACOB r. DIETERICK,
bloomsbury, MaIth 10 1857. - .I+-.
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~ Judge Bell, the democratic oapdi-
date is elected Senator in the Chester and
Delaware district.
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The Result in Ohio.

The Cincinnati Enquirer gives the re-
ported majorities in all the counties in
Ohio which foot up as follows:
Chase, X. ~, s--.-'' 'A' g d 24965
Payne, D., t.- -a 5gs lV oh 24422
II. la NOES Gcii---
Showing a majority of aa, .s 543
Tho eGsiiei ssuree w;li ohenso this resnlt
slightly, one way or the ether Though
Chase is elected the Democracy did won
ders. "A change of some 10000 in one
year gives ground for rejoicing. Who
will deny that Ohio is Democratic that
Abolitionism and all other isms have been
swept from her borders !! Alas poor
1orick! rr f.. .... .....- .,- .....
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PATENT SPRING BED BOTTOMS.
n GEORGE W. CoRELL, and buy 'GOULD'S Pa.
TENT BED BOTTOMS He has bought the pate n,
right of Columbia county, and is prepared to fur.
nsb Bottoms applicable TO old wen new bcdsle ads
lie has also on hand all kinds of Cabinet Furniture,
Chairs, Cottage Bedsieads aud other Cottage Furniture
which be VIII sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Also, Ready made Collins.
GEORGE w. CoRELL
BioomsbuTg, Oct II, 1857
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Ba- Mayor Wood has been re-nomina
ted by the Democracy of New York.
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g.. -.- JACOB EYERLY,
Bloornsburg' Sept ~ 1857 atFFF " -
COLUMBTA COUNTY. IS.

COLUMBIA COUNTY, SIS.
-AA, AT an Orphans Cour, held III Blooms
%H9UEXSFS burg, in and for said County. on Monday.
Is 5Ns-sJ september Tth, 1857 rule was granted
III KtfS "a upon all the heirs aud. Il cal representa-.
WREH3{s tives Of Engel Fox, late o I l. cc,st town
- ship, in said county. deceased; TO wit.
John Fox, Rachel Hughes, late Rachel Fox Franklin
hhodes, Guatdun of Rachael Fox, and Cespnr Hughes
Guardian OF Elizabeth Fox Harriet Fox fntermnrried
with Uriah 1iey an William Fox, children of William
Fox deceased; son OF said EngeI Fox -Rcquirng them
10 be and appear at an Orphans Court be held nj he
Cou RI House in Bloom in suid county OF Colum
bia, on the 9TH day of December then and there
10 accept or refuse tc estate OF he snid OF
the valuation thereof; and in the said parties ne
gec or refuse so 10 take the then shew cause
u any they have, why the same should not be sold.
according iobaw. MN, --..7- -
JACOB EYERLY,
(Yerl
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A assonmell OF Coneelio JewelIy, Perfume
II ~ Soap Hair Oils. Fomades. &c 10 Re had /
BoonsbuIs, May 30 1857 .l ~ Y
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LIFE INSURANCE.

IIFE ms SUNANCE.
THE GIRARD ilJfE f ms UR.7NCE, ANNUITY AND
TRUST COMPANY OF PHIL.aDELPHL9.
orfrns, NO. 4Os oitEssur STREET.
CAPITAL, (paid up,) $500 600.
N.iH nir Charter PerpetHai. sI4f4 T.. Id
CONTINUE to make lNSURANCES ON LIV ES on
~ the most rens on allie terms .Ah s.
The capita being pad up and cd, tog ether with
large and constantly increasing reserved fund Offers
perfect security to,the insurcd. -.fF
The premiums mus: be paid yearly. half yearly.
quarterly. 1'
The Company aid BONUS per iodicallyt o the insu
RANGES for life. Tho FIRST BONUS appropriated in
December, ls4f, the SECOND BONUS in December,
1S4B, the I Ht3D B0NIS in December, 1854.
no These additions are made without requiring any
increase in the premiums to be paid TO the Company
Tho following nre few Examples from the Register