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GtO. WATT. T. II STA

FlNltls IIpN t- uF'u ftTHiIh gam
piao:%f, 'T 'ht IL; Ten ys.r.. until: s&
lar Pios IN us. in the Who'll. South. II has taken premiums
~ ;hr." % our state Fair. aud al th. last 'ls.s,i took The
Fir'G t.ef all 'h" most popular P!on' Ia use u ha- VI
:ak~n er"ry premium given hy The Mechanic. Institute 10y
Virginia upon ll0ss. ~ we'll a. a silver medal, being IT,
hirhc.' ararl offered nv ,h- Institute. and IA, bee, -u'
c.s,funy tested IL every variety OF s'l in this S,aH, md
many u thu more Southern state.
Manufactured by ,h- undersigned. At ,h"ir Factory on
Franklin street. below u" Exchange lo 81. Richmond. Va.
yhcr. may h. had nearly every article u--d for iiiiins H.
soil. Al i"ari~ in our own 'hop". n III. be-, material
April ij-cly GEO WATT a 60
Dissolved. u.y have a--isn~i all !"ht- dH- thrn 20 ne.
all rer.ou- indebted to ;h-rn, Hr r.ql"',"h 10 maxi lmm"
dat paymrn, 10 u-. IiolACk l.. KENT.
Nov i.-clm
SITUATION WANTED.
GRADE All 81 a northern College. who has hai -
N years experience in teaching, and : a, present Prince.
! pal Of = Female Seminary. desire. \ situation a Pnnciral
preferred Reference. ;ivsn { r.GGi,rd AId',''
Nov:;-cs, Mercer'burs Penn
NOTICE.
y adjourned meeting ofihe s,Ockholier, q The Rtch
n mond aa4 Yor. River Railroad Gonlanyi 81. b. "'i'
al ,hr Office of'hr Company. ~ III. 80! o. E'hn''"i' %"
Tuesday. the :S,h int. az |: O'Clock
Pumc,ual attendance i. requested.
Ncy. 2f-':t. y ". NohloH' "tH
school WANTED.
YOrSG G-u'l-man, who has attended the Lre;ufr'a
"A the tniy-riiy OF Virginia :gr two sessions andl' CON
p.irut 20 teach EsGrisI. L,IiS. fKssou. MATHssAne'' a.
d-.ir-. a situation in \ pr!v~;" family a., teacher YF :,
principal 81 ~ hcairmy. Aiir'-- Eiiior' ~ ne hF'
,nouI -Euquir.r," or 1. l.. WaFrenton. Va
Nov :-c.m.
OyANTED.-By u Young Man. who han bad man.
w year. rxu-ri.nr- IN the L,,ine.-. 4 .iHa'". ~ -
49, -, ,tI... \. D. G..
Jotn.on's Srhng- ? o..
So, 81. G~oochant Co, Va
XNANTED-E a Lads Who - COMPETENT 10 tsae.. ~
w usual br.nche- Of al Engii'h education. tIse."s,
French and The rrdhmrnr- .! Mu.ic. 4 -i;aa'ion II 4 i''""
family IN IA. country. Reference 'Hchanced:
Idtr.. TEACHER,
Snw, Richmond, Va.
II CHEAP COTTAGES, 'o"-
BiSINu ORNAMENT, WITH toMfohi.
WITH fI;zg-rali'- improvements in c0ns'rloN"A
w bidding cottage with two. or four. or more 90,
can b. erected by Two men 10 two or three daI- A"ney.d
altar. without ans Injury 30 the materials. and re lelo,S
~ easy ~, a bale Of go9t-. These buildings 81 80.
proof agsn,; Wind and raia and be orhAHF"" -
address. with postage stamp for an'.tr
- Nsn YORK CT!
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NurE-ILo-- holder ~ Certificate who desire TO redeem
by Attorney. must. If residing beyond the limits OF re M.
ed states, Acknowledge the power before some a1ns s"
pI.ninot-ntIary Charge L'AEaires. Consul General. Consu!
Vice Consul or Commercial Agent, ~appoiaisd by the 'S'
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i,,;, VIA, -. .. u; John ' wirlr">. ii r"'rr''
lur". Va.

u" IT." ~. L. t. Joni "'''N'' "a
H., In,. To- 81. i. Jno Co!c.. OF Ahcnarl". Va. 80
H.. d.. -. -. u. Mary Johnson. Mi" 10 J"ha
johnson. Annapolis. !'
H., ,ul, IT, 80. -. President and l'rof'-."r'" 81
:Lc Cunrc- II William AMI
Mary. In Virginia.
I.yI Ian, ~. -. =. Jane. Cnruics. oi Norfolk ~
III u,r:L -. i. VI. Mary " rlhcll. "ifr"f
Jo,.,.h & iabrl, =
-. T,h', q. 80. Il. John ' WILCOX, Of Peter
burg. Va. -
i.iq ,,ril IL g.. i. Inn Carter. trustee. under
will %! Beverly Randolph.
for benefit "f Nancy Ken
non and "i!"T-. ~
Y,b'y IL. 80. .. Thomas u N.nr. I. ; y, !
do Marches. -. Il, Mis- Eliza Cole.
l>i> Jan, a. ~. ., Mrs Frances Todd Barbour.
county ~ Orange.
un J.. -. ~. d. Albert Il Workman, o: Rich
To- do. -, 81. &. Wiaas,II Cosby, Q, louisa.
l>i9. Jan'y u, ID. i. Edmund II fiourn",. -
-. Anrii .. 80. l.. Wood louldin and y. y.
Norsoil. Commissioners. Sc.
in The ca>r of Waller -.
ia NJ, =. &. %1t'i"Ia MIL. CORNERSTONE
In the .ui, Of Mill, ". Robin
son and o;h.r-. Sc. -
d., Il, -. T.. John q. Pollock, of~ stafford, "
i>.J Jan. II. -, .. JaL,- II. Paxton, Executor
Of :. I. barclay q
70. Ir,ll T.. ~. q Treasurer e u" Common
wealth. in ;rr,, for Ian. Of
Rockingham. :
80; J.i, T.. =. d. T.. " rlonrmoy. COMMITS
-ion.r. llcging's Executor,
". Perkins Executor. sc. "
10. An. H. II. &. Trustees Of Protestant fpi,.
ropal Seminary and High
Schoolin Virginia. =
t,- y,.' = =; &. Treasurer 81 the Common
wealth. in trust Tor IanS ~
RockhriIsc. I"
Do ,u.. -, i. Martha l.. Nelson, guardian
81 ". II. Nelson. :.
d., p,, -. 4. Johns. D. Cullen. iru-t-" for
Narg'i O'rlia Cullen. under
,h- will NJ John Cullen, de
c.asrl. Sc.. Sc. J."
~. lam. . 81. Il. " q. CazenoV". trustee "I
Ntry =. tlJ'n"y". ="
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DEPARTMENT M STATE,

WASHINGTON. November ~. lN"N.N
IT, w. 4. H,rt. Pn,ad"st 81 M' t""Ir'g'-
f;on ".Wclc, kr,,L." cherry street. Fh''"-
deiDhio. l.,
Sir-l have received and submitted to the
President your letter Of the 10Th instant re-
,%prctinr the alleged iorcible abduction from his
parents ola jewish child. by the pubic author;
lite, at Bologna, in the papal domlnlonS' anu
askinr some expressions Of condemnation on
the part Of this government.
This occurrence took place within the terrific
rie> of an independent power, and without a-
fecting the rights Of any american citizen. 1t
is the settled policy Of the nlted States to alb
.,.;n from all interference in the internal con-
Germs of the country. Certainly there is no
thin in the circumstances Of this case, as they
are reported, which would impose this reserve
upon the government. But it is deemed pro-
per to adhere to the established principle which
has heretofore regulated its conduct in its IN
tercourse with other nations. n sir, your
obedient servant. LEWIS LASS
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l-I.. JWlr J. %. -, Jl>. '"FAH. t'INtTT ''"'"H
aud Archibald I'Ovan. ~
-ct;or- -; Jane. dOyan.
decd.
u. i" !. II. =, SANE.
Do oct -. 90. :. wIni.m William. ct "M
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aware that wrapped up i'll that man is a world
Of personal history and adventure, for Donald
is a modest and digniticd man, clean, neat in
person though with garments much patched
His story if, written out, would present unusu-
al interest.
An interesting lecture was given before the
New York Geographical and Historical Society.
Of which DR.. Hawks is president, on the even
Rhae. the arctic explorer. The president OF
the society occupied the chair. The large
room was filled with a large and fashionable
auditory. among whom We noticed Henry Grin
nell, Ramsy Crooks, Mr.. James. late of the
North American fir company. Mr.. Charles
LuSp, the family Of Mr.. Moses Taylor, and
quite a number Of distinguished scientific men,
with Il large number of members Of the so
cicty. DIR. Hawks introduced the lecturer by
a few Introductory remarks. DIR. Rhac is Il
healthy looking man Of some 3J or 80 years OF
aye. a little bald, and with whiskcrs slightly
grey. with regular intellectual features. set of
by a well formed Roman nose. His manners
are indicative Of much energy and activity OF
temperament. His accent, however. is married
as a lecturer by a strongly marked Scotch
''broguc." During the delivery of his lecture
he was extremely difficult to follow, OH account
Of his Gaelic accent. He displayed Il map Of
the country bordering on Back river. and the
sea coast and inlcts lying to the north and east
of its mouth, indicating the mouth of Back. or
Fish river, the spot where the relics Of Sir
John Franklin'S party had been found; such as
buttons, parts Of watches. Il knife. spoons.
snow-shoes, sc. Several of these relics he
exhibited to the audience. One of the spoons
which we examined had Sir Johns crest or
coat Of arms on it. DR.. I,hac was at great
pains to prove that these remains were actually
left there by the men of Sir Johns party. and
that he had actually landed not far from that
spot, as stated by the Esquimaux IndianSt to the
number of about forty. He declared that these
savagcs were perfectly truthful and honest. and
hence their testimony was not to be disputed.
None of the pieces of money found was of u later
coinage than 1916, the year in which Sir John
expedition sailed from England. while the coins
among the Indians in the vicinity Of Back river.
were found by DR.. Rhac near ten years after
wards. These English coins he had to purchase
from the Indian women, who had strung them
around their nccks. They had no knowledge
Of the value of money. They placed n much
higher estimate upon n half crown silver piece
on account of its size, than upon n gold soye-
reign.
The story of the Indians was. that these ~
men had all persisted in and about the mouth
of Back river; but. strange to say, not a Skel-
eton, nor the piece Of Il skeleton, could be
found. The Doctor attempted to account for
this. on the supposition that the high tides,
which arose on the melting of the ice, had
either buried the bodies beneath the sands of
the shore, or had, in its rehuy, carried them
out into deep water, while the relics were
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TT md II WIITItiI -Iff'T, Wv lWTh.
y. E-rh- Great Republic Monthly j. fr sale ~ i.
IL. News b"al~r- and liuuA h.cn;- throughout The tnii,
state. AMI Canada. Nov lj-ltE.t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-24

BsH@An alligator was recently killed at
New Orleans, and its flesh cooked and eaten
by several young men who We're. not in the
secret. As soon as the meal was fairly over
the secret was blown. In short the alligator
was let out of the frying pan into the fire
In other words, the guests were asked how
they liked alligator meat, and before the
question could be answered, the stomaehs
of half dozen of them turned rebellious.-
This aroused the bile of the whole party,
and there arc rumored probabilities of ut
least two duels consequent thereupon
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TIE STATE OF INDIANA.
ATDIToR az STATES DFFfs'r.

indianapolis. Jan. II, 1919. 3
WHEREAS. the Etna Insurance Company ,f VI art
ford has filed i'm this oflicc, statement of its con-
diton the lst Of January, 1885, the act OF its IN
corporation and amendments properly certified TO-
and its written instrument, nominating Its Agents
and authorizing them fully and unrcscrve'iis To
acknowledge service of process in the event o suits
Now, Therefore, in pursuance of the requirements
of An Act To amend Act entitled an Act fu the
Incorporation cf Insurance Companies, defining
their powefs, and prescribing their duties aIpr,vei
March >, 1873, having presented satisfactory r'i-
dcncr to me of full compliance To the requirements
and specifications of that Act /, JoHS W. Dppn
Auditor Of the State Of Indiana, do hereby certIiy
ALLEN G. HALLEcK, of Evansville, as the Agent oi
said Company is authorized IT, transact the bnsiness
of Ins,irsns- the Agent Of said ftna Insurance
Company in this State, to July list, 1885, to th
extent that he may be- commissioned and appointed
liz the sad Company.
Ia witness whereof, have hereunte subs6Iiee'i
my and caused the seal of my office 10 be al
fia.d, this 18th day Of January, 1855.
JOHN W. WOOD, Auditor oi state.
ALLEN {. HALLECk, A.'rsT,
f.bs Evansville, Ind,
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~ HE.sTTr VI. D.-oFFxCE .f.'D


Ip-ust. Second Street
THASKFrL for the liberal patronage given Ia him
last nc has returned to Evansville with the
d-cign uf becoming permanent citizen. and
p,,tfnily offers his professional services i'm all dis
eases. acute chronic.
While nr. II. regards the scientific use Of water a.
the Fchrifu.um Ne.num. he nevertheless uses all
tla remedies bath Of the Aiopathc and Electric
Schools as adiuncts, discarding all injurious and
poisonous medicines.
He would call the attention Of the public To the
following -af %
SpECIALIrIES.
C,S'Ens-R Removed without the knife anil perma-
nently cured.
BRnScHITIs AND CoSSrNPTioS-Tr,atcl hy the
system of inhalation of ins-cated yapurs,
sisted by valuable cxpectorant syruTs.
piSfasRSoF TUE EYEs.--PerSons who have had
their yves burnt with various kinds of caustcs,
ceiyiug little benefit. will find ID To- their in
ter~st {. change the. Treatment.
Z FEnALE DIsEAsEs-Will be treated with remarka-
hl.. -iiecess. Various remedies will To- used
the Magnetic Electric machine fpr nervous diseases
Z Ac., &r.
drugs aud medicines, (viIs and Lrsn.-s ni.,i-
cal purposes onlyl, and the most pofslIr patent
mt,liri,rs at retail. Persons calling for medicines
and paving fr them ia the office, may have medical
counsel without charge. s'-,.,.
RE- Physicians prescriptions both of the -ilo
pathic AMI Electric schools, carefully prepared a all
hours. y BEATTY, VI ID.
myli-Iy .. a
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EVANSVILLE, ND, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY "A, 1855

ready and waiting. AT Sunday meeting
of the Tabernacle, Brigham announced. that
he had a mission for all the carpenters, and
demanded if they would do it. They raised
their hands, and We're then cooily command
ed to 'shingie the Lion House, in the name
of the Lord, and by the authority of the ho-
ly priesthood So Brighams Lion House
was shingled, for although the carpenters
grumbled, still they obeyed. -
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LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES
The amount Of Liabilities du. not due
to banks other cre'iitUrs--nothng.
Losses adjusted aud duc-none.
Losses adjusted aud not duc.............s l. O36 %
L,,sscs adjusted, in suspense, waiting
further proof cnntest"'l.--..--.--.- lbl so 81
AL other claims 5gainst the Company
are small for printing &c
Agents instructed to take risks exceeding slo,
o00 without spe permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one city, town
or village varies
The greatest amount allowed to I've insured IN any
one block also varies.
The Charter Act If Incorporation and amend
ment Is herewith presented.
THOS. h. BRACE, JR.,
Hartford, Jan. LIST, 1858. SECRETARY
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TEs.us OF sUssCRTPTIO.,:

Daily Paper w
I;y the week (Iayabie 10 Carrersb TO
Tri-Weckly . w
Weekly = WI
. Clubs of l6 or mora................... l 90
es The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
10 their own immediate business, In their own name;
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other
persons, rs well legal advertisements and adver-
tiscments Of auction sales, and advertisements with
the name &C other persons, sent in by them, must
be paid for at the usual rates.
rss No report. resolutions or procecdings OF any
corporation, society. association or public meeting
nd no communication designed TO call attention tu
any matter of limited OF indiydual interest can be
inserted, unlesss paid for as an advertisement
uH Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
discontinued uness an oser to that effect is left at
the Office, anil WHEN discontinued i'm less than a
wear, the price of the whole year VIII I've charged
tss Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
Ashe at the expense of the attorneys orderinS and
not delayable for legal procecdings but coect,ble
at our usual time
I.ss our terms for Job Work and transient advcr-
tiscments are CASH.
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CERTIFICATE.

NlNDSB0R0 :. O., March 9. lSJI.
j, David Elkin, do hereby certify that have
been badly afflicted for two months with inflamma
tory rheumatism, one of my legs being much swoli-
en--stif and sore--so that / found it exceedingly
difficult to wakthat the stiff joint has besn twice
rubbed with Prof. Detirath's celebrated Electric
Oil within thirty hours; and now have the perfect
% the afflicted limb was also troubled with
partial deafness in my left ear, and by single af-
plication Of the Elestric Oil my hearing has been
greatly improved. ltr-s
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RITES OF .fDV.ERTTsE,'G.


3 5 81 s s. s s
l Day cot % col . so l 70
Days. IS rs 5ol $50 . go
J Dqs. I l Oof l 50 75t 2 . 30 ; %
4 Days, l p l oOI 5ol Isl 30 Is
; Dogs. l 90 2 10 sol 5ol col 90
Week. SOL 2 25 3Ooi % so %
:. Weets 2 sol 70 ol . 80 70
$ weets sool 80 90 so eOO 10 80
/ No. COL 6 90 90 10 COL u 90 II 90
2 Nos. 6Ooi SO II 80 10 20 le.o Is 70
. Mo's. 5Olli 25 Is ooI Is Is z 80 2e 25
, Mos. | so IL 70 Il 90 q 25 % so % IS
t Mos 10 90 Is 90 20 90 25 90 80 90 IS 90
> Nos. IS 90 10 50 20 90 81 so 80 90 45 SO
II Mos Is 90 ~ so 30 90 81 so i5 00 50 30
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT }
Hartford Couaty.

HAKflOkb, Jan. Ist, IS.S.
Personally appeared. before me, justice of the
Peace, duly xuaIificd to- administer oatits, THeNAs
X. BRACE, JR Secretary and made solemn oath thai
the foregoing statement of the assets and condi-
ton of the -Etna Insurance Company is true.
IIENkl fOML LER. Jnsrice of the Pcace.
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THE LAKE.

THE LAKE.
The Heralds correspondent thus describes
Salt Lake, and its character:
Like blue tinted mirror rejecting the
sunshine, we remarked the lake about thirty
five miles long from north 10 south, and
thirty miles wide from east to west. Ii
once filled, and most probably formed the
entire "great basin, Us il is termed, extend
ing 500 miles from north to south, and $50
miles from east to west hemmed in by the
Sierre Nevada mountains on the east and
the Goose Creek and Humboldt ranges Oh
the west. Mountains were then jagged
islands, and straits, sweeping hollowS and
gulfs and shores of this vast and silent sea.
! 1t has shrunk away to its present dimensions,
and is the immense reservoir into which all
the streams and rivers of the "basin,' pour
( their melted sorrows.
1t has no apparent outlet although grail
ually diminishing, apparently more rapidly
than can be accounted for by mere avapora-
| ton.
4 Many flats, blackened with an incrusta-
ton of dazzling salt crystals, were covered
with water when the Mormons first went
there, and their fiat boat was pushed easily
over long stretches of now baking and
cracked soil. Its bottom is very fiat how
ever, and very slight increase of water
would again submerge miles of now expos
ed surface. The density of the water varies
necessarily in different seasons from the
! quantities of fresh water pouring down in
TO it. IL averages from ,l6 to LIS of spe-
cifc gravity. 1t is the strongest natural
brine in the world, holding in solution over
% per cent. of different salts.
Its dark, sluggish waves forcibly recall
the Dead Sea to the mind of the gazer, and
were it not that this is 4 200 feet above, and
that lies 1000 feet below the level of the
ocean, and that this is completely locked in
by abrupt and surrounding mountains, while
! that rolls over the 'Cities of the Plain" il
would be easy to fancy ones self away in
Palestine, and in that scene of human cor
ruption and Divine vengeance The water
/ is extremely buoyant, and it occasions
singular feeling to be unable to sink in it, ant
very difficult to swim through it. Its wate
produces immediate Strangulation, excesSiv,
smarting of the eyes, noStrils and ears, and
on coming out, converts even negroes into
crystalized white men.
Numerous salt boileries are erected on tn,
shores; from four gallons of water they oh
tain nearly one gallon of clear dry salt
Nature in her great labrstory, however, pro
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x,p:s.,sp1ELE PAPER WIRE

-ALhoris...-we have now ON hand, and offer ON
Iibci terms, well assorted stock for printers and
boukbintlers, among which We name
$40 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes; =
-lgD0 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
A. well AZ co'cred Printing Paper; plain Cap aud
Hose flat Cap; DENY, Medium, white and eVlored
Car,ls AMI Card Boards, which we have cut TO
any size; Post-ofiee rap.r, Manila Wrapping.
Printers Ink. kc. We also beg leave to call the
attention Of dealers 10 stock Of $500 bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross of Bonnet Boards
The highest market price paid for Rag.
iyl TENNEY & SOREESOE
DOW.DER, sHOT, C.sPS .s.N.D
- Lead. fer sale at Z. II. COOK SONS
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KNICKERBOCKERl
go SI73,792 Il
STEPHEN c. WHEELER. scc'y.r

STEPHEN c. WHEELER, sec'y.r-
J. WILLIAM STREET,
New York. March, 1857. .sa
at tie request of the President and BoaId Of Di-
rectors of the knickerbcckcr Life Insurance Com
pany, | certify that the mode of computing present
value of the Policies employed by the Secretary of
the Company is scientifically correct, and i'm
cor'iance with the prescriptions of the charter.
also certify. that have compared the list of poll
cies furnished me by the President the books
of the Company with valuation tables sufficiently to
test the accuracy of the results given by the Secre
tary, and find the values stated within 10, be nu-
mercally correct. That il TO say. the present val
of the future risk of the Office on all outstanding
policies the difference between the present value
IF future premiums to Dc paidon them il Si39 49,
The total value of policies, the holders of which
are entitled to dividends, is S29,227 02.
And If the surplus Is correctly stated at 81 3l2 IL
the difference between this and the presen. value of
the future risk of the Company existing policies,
after deductine 10 per cent OF il for the relief fund,
j. the proper amount for dividend to-wit $40 a.
The tiue principle Of dividend is Ia assign TO each
policy holder who has insured ON the mutual plan a
share proportionsd to the present value of his poll
ry which is the true value Of his interest as stock
holder of the Company. This share amounts TO 10
per cent OF the present M yaine Of f. the ne policy
February 25th. 1857
Az Agent for the above Company. am prepared
to Issue Policies the favorable terms Pam
phie's giving all desirable information can be had
ON application. WM. T. PAGE
Evansville, April 24th. 1s5s.-Iy
ABsTR.ACT OF THE SE.ME-.f.N- :
81 NAL sGtfmem of the g17urs and CONDITION Of The
HOME INSURANCE Con,po,,y, Of the Cify OF Neu
iork, oa Ms 3ls day Of DecerHber, 1851. =
ASSETS. s..
Cash Balance i'm Bank S. 900 q
Bonds and Mortgages being first lien on =
Real Estate, worth at least SS9l COO fG0 GOO 00
Leans On stocks. payable on demand (niar-
ket value of securities, S23, co. $50 s.
Bank Stocks. (market value az 900 O0
Real Estate, No. Wall street, lthe Office
Of the Company. 67,6Oi ~
Interest due ON the LIST of January, 1853,
l. (of which 2,G25 = 3has since been -r A..
ceive 1855 80
Balance in hands Of Agents and in course
Of transmission from Agents on.the 3lst
December. 2i,esi IS
(Of which S1,S57 80 has since been re-
ceyedl.
Premiums due and uncollectcd on Policies -
issued at 2,0SI %
Total l.................... .Ss34, ,2l3 "a
Outstanding LOSSES 3lst De-
cember. 1857, estimated at $780, 40 0l
Due Stockholders on account
vi Seventh Diyidend........... 100 90
Stl ITO on
;. e, CHAS. J. MARTIN. Pres't.
E4r-s A. r. wILLMARTH, Vice Pres't.
j. MILTON SMITH, Sccy. -., -. f.
A. c. HALLOCK, Agent,
jeli-d6m Evansville. Ind
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-24
DAVID ELKIN.

AUGUSTA, Ca. March sS. 1857.
PROF pEGRATH-Iear Sir This is to certify thst
have been afflicted with headache and Germs nv
feet-frum which have suffered very much--and
by the application Of peffrath's Electric Oil i
have been cured Of my headache and corns. and
therefore recommend il 10 all. Il. McCUE.