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MRS VI. Z EMIs
TRUMBULL COUNTY COMING
u PLEAS.
David Tod,
vs.. SUMMONS.
So MI
SUMMONS.

ACTION TO F%ORECLOsE MORTGAGE.
The defendant. Samuel Drake, will take notice that
the plaintiff, David rod. has fled his petition in the
Court afOreSai !, to foreclOss a mortgage for the sum %
$3.50. with interest from May 10, 1854. executed by
said defendant, at said date, upon tn. following pref
ises in Hos land Township, in said County, TO Wit
Part Of lot No-3l known by being the land described
in two deeds to said Samuel. one frun David Drake ard
wife, Recorded Trumbuii Records Book 50. PIP. La and
l49; The other from Edward Drake and wife. Record, .
in said Records, beox 30, PIP. 1873 and 1884. Containing
five acres Of land, more CT less.
Unless said defs udant appear and answer said petit
tion by the 9Th day OF February. i-5s, the same will
be taken as confessed By him, and ~udsncnt entered
accordingly.
~HCTcHISs. cox L RATLIFr,
JAN o. lS5-69. Attys for PIE
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Joe Houses
Are. being filed rapidly. about these days.
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JOHN L. WEEKS, 1857.
MARCH II
mr.. II. TUBES, AnalJ tic Physician.

DR. II. TUBES, Analy tic Physician.
~ will be In attendance, as follows:
WARREN, National Hotel. Monday. March LIST.
AsTrAncLA. Ashtahuia House. Tuesday. March D b.
RtvESSA. Prentiss House, Tuesday and " sdnszaay.
February % s "a.
For consultation upon all diseases OF the Throat,
Lungs, Heart. Liver, stomach, Bowels, kidneys;and
Spleen also Dropsy. Gravel, Rheumatism, Nrrvors-
ness, Debility. Dyspepsia. Female diseases, Azue and
Fever. Fits. Impurities Of the Blood, Eruptions, Can
GERS, Ulcers, and all other varieties Of long standing
complaints both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. 7. has devoted his entiretine
to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually. mahy
reach In no ecss are nfRsrG! or other POiSOHs err
SlOysd. ~ does he make sizes 10 make yell, or tear
aorH 10 bHitI up agcia. Themeiieines rau bs taken
with safety by the most delicate. and patients tutyIs
main At home, and continue with prudence Il cir orii-
airy diet and exercise. Many Ia re recovered under ths
treatment after friends and physicians had iyep nall
hope, the indisputabie evidence of which can ala ays
be furnished. ~InTalids, however reduced or despair
ing, are invited to call, and may be assured IN: { no en-
enlargement will be given or expense incurred with
pat a corresponding prospect ofresovery
/ Wii;o$ Grove. Iowa, Nay ie57.
DE-. TrEns, 81 Hoping it may encourage some
dcsreirinE invalid to seek relief from suffering. I give
for me in Sept. 1855. / had been suffering four , ears
from a complication Of diseased and impurities or the
blood The last three years (exeerting a few weeksl I
nan been Kept 4 prisoner, and at that time was toe
feeble to Sc; up in a chair long enough to have my led
arranged. nor could I stand upright upon my feet
My slnerinss we're without utrrnission and Al inv.
were very great. Debility and arrangement seemed to
pTevade the cAti=S ssss=1- xIf ttss kfrr rrTrnIS anT
an attentive physician coull do. had been done for me,
had also used different kinds OF patent medicines, which
acted as palliative but failed to accomplish hedesired
object. From the time / cOmmencel your treatment.
there was gradual Improvement. At the ED Of a few
Seeksl was able to sit up an hour at a time. and in sx
months rode ten miles in one day. From that time
improvement was more raPid-have since been able to
journey west, and am now enjoying a good degree Of
heal,h. Ifeel that 70 your II eatDent, under the bless
lnss Of God. ] an indebted for life and comfortable
health. Yours with nGch respect.
MRS. NJ. BEMIS
Mrs. B. resided duriny her sickness. and HhiI- under
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1t contains a brief biographical memoir OF each, and
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WESTERN RESERVE ECLECTIC

The Spring Term of this Institute will begin on
Tuesday, March 9th, 1855, and continue II weeks
The Eclectic is now in its eighth year Of successful
operation. and from its past success the Trustees feel
confidence in recommending il to the public as uni
versally worthy of their patronage.
Its catalogues show an aggregate Of nearly 500 stu
dents annually. Thirty OF its former Students have
graduated with honor from the best Colleges in the
East and West, and about twenty more are now far
advanced in the College course No Seminary in the
west has done more to encourage collegiate education.
Another prominent aim of the Eclectic is 20 fit young
men and women for teaching. Nearly one hundred Of
the students Of last term are now teachers in Portage
and adjoining counties. To the large circle who have
been students at the Eclectic, the board of successful
and exneriencei teachers needs No cnmmendafinn-
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These Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties Of Great Britain-Whig, Tory, and
Radical out politics forms only one feature Of their
character. As Organs OF the mo ct profound writer's on
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as they ever have stood, unTivallrd in the world Of
letters, being considered indispensable to the scholar
and the professional man. while to the intelligent
reader Of every class they furnish a moro correct and
satisfactory record of the current literature OF the day
throughout the world, THAI can be possibly obtained
from any other source.
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Those persons knowing themselves indebted to the
late firms OF Spring * Reed and Spring " Turner, will
please call and make immediate settlement. For the
present l viii be found at the old stand on Market st
Warren. Dec . 81. Il. SPRING.
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Ypms yntsIligsnts.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
Posr OFFICE, WARREN, CHIo,l
January 10, 1853.
For the present the several mails at this office will
close and open as folloEs:
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Price sl.00 per bottle. For sale by WOODS & PEW
E. A. SMITH, Warren ENSIGN &
Newton Falls, and by Druggists generally.
Ian % IS52-Iv-
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EENE"'7

WOODEN WARE.-A new supply
w of Tubs, Pals. Churns, Bowls. Clothes Pins,
Rollers. Ladies'. Prints. &c. & at McLAINS.
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DASH FOR TALLOW, al the Stove
~ Store, four doors west Of the Bank.
npIrr
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RONNETS, RIBBONS FLOWERS,
IL just received, of the iatesr Ityles and for sale
gerry lon by IDDINGS & MORGAN,
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THE SACRED MELODEON, by A,
S. Hayden.-A large supply just received at
Dec. 9. PORTER L SON
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A PLACEMENT

SCHOOL BOOKS-An assortment
~ can always be found at BROWNS
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NEwspApERs.

UNITED STATES POtTCE GAZETTE
CrSrrsr3 our LETTER BOt
New forfA model csp,sn; bow the detectives make mo
rev Tdtie Wssb: q and Ike EdseiL
terry II the Peat tiHre.
NehinStcn-fcwers the murderer, the Rambefs y. W.
waeolt ard ri'nors 81 . :.
Bs'en,ors-Tfe hsva;s >o7srsc's sat whereshous OF
'-fcssa---AualverN-les az, ne saarrsrs. wicked Old
r,cris. IN crime 10 the Fsr wssi murder.
Psssrrs-Gbs kryoi ard ie Ha7Si;c
At,stHc tty--.A rtch sreEe.
1osethe th eres ccrreep onasccs from nj The priu
spa q; Is tho Onion.
fcr ssae by s,i nevssgFis
Q, lAILs, SAS"'
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CLOTHING. SO.
TyLoTHING, CLOTHING,
II DsoR0OT's
0HAsvr HAIL
CASH
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
no 1l2 Fulton street.
Fhs, Clothing Store east Of Broadway, New YORK.
SUMNER STYLES
Now READY,
Al dinarly low that those who are In want
OF cloth ng will call and examine. we feel confident
that none will leave whAout purchasing.
The euftom department Is enruted 10 the supervision OF
experienced and skul cutters whose utmost attention may
be relied on.
sale Alss, q large Apsortmeut OF
SURNIsaTNG GOODS,
Remember Ora NTH HALL,
q DE9Roor
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TTNsTHD STATES SKIP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u these Belonging TO the United states ship Con
elation Shore directed IN ba hand
on CT befores A. on Saturday morning lsa Juue ihe
ship will sell thst morning, ard those lef will be marked
deserters and forfeit their by order oil Cspisin
TTrYTED STATES PASSPORTS (NKCEssARY FOR ALL
u travelling sbroad) procured thirty hours by
WIN r. CORY and KD Win ,. CoHkY. Jr, noiares PUP.
lie and commissioners all the and Territories Of
nee Merchants Exchange centre entrance. Wall street.
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A usTRA1iAS OPPOSITION LINE roa MELBOURNE
erect CARING IRE .h'.Gselo.g IIossr .o.s ,cd
TO tons sar,ssn, j. n. Homer commas vn sM pe..
MN f Sss sss
yn9 my rr ppc, The %.es T5
lsn n, y. ysni!.,on bsddns prov:os; be can
sssr WITH mel, wsn. sasn :. Eve sr
ps ON scs a. o. Fl
s,fi snSsc'is our 'aa
Eos HAyAsA Ia, .5p ExT o.LsAssro s.IL OK
..i,, :. S.sss:Ssy nd y. = sss..
s, ,o't No ss :. sass &c sns st sr
cSs 1f or sS fst S. ssen
L,oR SAVANNAH AND rLoRrDA-ruE AMERICAN
.p cs vi
SsG sop. gref;s wa ass ss g %
ss 5S 81 MI
UNoe SAVANNAH AND rLoRrpA.-aREAT Rxpro-
ps sssp s1 Tsos6
SSs % 'ss ar s ssfs s on
q .sR y, ss, T. a ne
stoy. leaving Savannah ever Eosdsy wsiresdsy and
rneay.
TOR CHARLESTON THE STEAMSHIP ATLANTA,
a arsss June ~ "a csocs s esa ss
sssess iicss reduced Snal further roa'. % ~ ssa.
sPp 'ipssfs vi our ''
IroR cHARLseTor AND rLosrp,.-ygIrxp
gaies mai side. vteel siesmshp line The sesmshp
coipMbtA ssgsn nsrry VII Iesve pier 10 H1 Va
Jressi o. passsye sppl 10 sporyoRp, TfJssI0F co,
" broAdwsy. shrouss tickets Florida maybe had By
pinE stQve These s,eamsrs CARR TIE AdsnI Lures
goods for The eouib and Southwest 1he AGENTS
hroushc-sshs sowshern ccuntry VIII give p,seeKsts snd
sppeIs infosmscn respsc.a me line Ere sh reduced 70
an cents per fcot.
ros sosEon. ssD gsis III
irsve on sssurds5 ihh Inst 81 O'clock NJ oa piec "
hors river She viii arrive At Norfolk suutay Afternoon
ana NJ Richmond on Monday mornisg Psssnrers y We
South via prvcesd directly on sy the srss. soahetn si
ms, esgsiacvs route Pssssss ard f<s ircl-i,f sr,e
roor, - NcrseS "a 70 ferisSlrs sr4 Rchord 81 sger
sss hasi prcs Apply 20 1kfRT Lypf-AM - B-csisey.
lion SALE CHgAp-A rrasr CLASS BxRrH Ttcvyt
90 ne sieauer Karsarco saGlrs On Va Ett mss, NV
NAstEa 49,, a GafA
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NoNsTABLE's eALE OF sEdARs.-A. M CRYSTAL AR,
Auftoneer % Bowery wilt sell this day 0ls O'Clock.
10000 segas IN quarter aud oneeighth boxes various
tsEds ot OF chewing tobacco, show large lot
Ct tra1es gins, Wines port Rhine wine clare. and Ma
deiss. By order Of L. PFIFFER, Constable
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~Foxve.o~ sAIv cy vAI.uAI

a rourcaox SALE or VALUABLE BApRoowvrrx.
vi iurss -nENRy rRFHsR;. ancs'onesr. W. scll o.
"a. Al. al. iarc. saloon. situated a No ~ Bow.
err trsrren, scst eorss's 81 corr'ess cssr tsbles
tr-brs fscsnicrs loesinr ftsscs 70 30 sso ml>ru
ishie win au Nr fs'uree w 9r'rr "i -
- a. .S.---.., @sS4n9 ~ nw>0nopN
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(yAsT OFF CroTnryG-300 WORTH WANTED
~ Fny Than IA given by others be oh
tanned large small lots BY applying personally,
through post JAMES NoRoNkY, sSi Pearl street,
lhstham
r AIDES AND GENT rMRw HAVING ANY CAST OFF
u clothing second hsrs furniture. &c 70 dispose OF vih
receive in cash, By sending TO
HARRIS i6 81 venh avenue, between rensieth and Twen
~ arslal
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L,os SALE cHgAP-A rIRsT CLASS BERTH TtCxvy
90 he sieauer Karsarco saltrg On M Ett mss, Nv
& Ahsxa 49,. "A eafA
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UoHN vANDFwATER co, AUcrroNEERs. Will
J se shs DAY and every succeeding cav until The whole
s6.ii been a,pcsed o. ne entire stock Of o. vii
Try sooss .eec ed adapted The Brcsdwsy
rs Al 9s Brosdwsr opposite the ~ Nichols eote Sac
20 mmenc~ al 10 oeiock each cay The slot consists In
psrt on q vsrey ~ rocds shswls .cef enbroidses
hren ds.eks table cloths napkins shirtnzs &c, &c sale
porirvc, without any reserve.
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A eSiGN1E'S SALE OF HOSIERY AND FANCY GOODS
n DC "A. n CRISTALAR, Auctioneer, % Bowery, vii
sell elrge sssortmaDt of emoroderies needle and
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HOTELS.

DLAHCARD HOUSE. BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
y street. New York-Rs opened. elegantly Furnished,
with every modern improvement Transient price, full
hosrd 81 per day. Permanent board moderate rses
Public fsvois respectfully solicited BIZ : -
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1870, :. , ,, ,,o., $50, 80
No a. Mr. John Brice, Assistant, Engineer, and the
Pre- department in esners-fhe undersigned hrothers OF
Ceorsr Brown. deceased and late . member Of Ma
rsppa Hose Company, No a. would take THIS their earliest
OF returning 70 the members OF Mepps Hose
e pspy No ~ 90 also 10 John Bricc ssl, Assistant En-
queer of the rew York Fire Depsrtmeny TIER sincere
thsnks for witch exhibtsd and
ton h. they paid aso fo the high tribute Of respect which
they pax the remains Of much beloved bro
Their would ais, thanks AMI
gratitude those members Of the Fire Department and
ffte nds those mentioned above
ned funeral this 90 us ianentabie occason.
Gertsmen sucs feelings 81 regard towards brother
FOR and part but the record
remembrance of such kindness L. ms remains OF OF
yho 10, ed 90 we'll shall be orgolisn much less
tes,royed
Ardsgain return and All who par,icps.s1 IN he
certmcries hls cccasier he fuuersl 0rotherJ
p" o's''"s''hs '"'n'' 's'i '''pe'uuyi cos BROWN,
JOHN BROWN.
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IIrnzY B. HEkrs JR, AUCrfoNETH-Bv HERTs
"a Pine stree, large sock Of choice groceries
lsr. teas rnaccaronl yer mice soaps csndiss wne~
liquors trauSes rim chs mpsgnes &c also lcoo0o Hsv
scales &c 10 pap advances. Terms cash sale pow I've
Also bfantes tiet &c In bond, Tor account OF whom
nnar cnrc Ger
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THE NEW IRON RAII.WAY-RAILROAD MEN CAN
section Of this great Invention 81 Sc Exchange
place n Y, In the basement OF importance this
country than the tariff or the tels graph.
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"SuAr". HOTEL. FIRE BLAND BEACH THE ABOVE
~ hotel And ready foe the reception Of guests
Fxsrse billiard and eovlrg saloons have Been aided TO
the the whoes lghied with gas The nshog AID
le also The bathing facilities are un,urpssset ror rest
health 90 the insaf and especially ose afflicted VIII
fever sgre and hay fever the lccsoa e lused In
The United States Communication twice daily Sundays en-
crpsef Island Railroad Thompson snd By steam
Pspsseu For further inform son Apply 70 Ness
j. CAV r. MILF III From, street, New York -
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OATH HOTEr. LONG rsLAED.-A. ID. wyCKOFF.
ID formerly proprietor Of wyckofs Hotel New York
specially informs his friends and tbs pupc that he has taken
OF the above named estabsh nent
hiss ample accommodations for two hundret guests and
In first order and rcfurnshed throughout
Ike unequal ed advantages CT Bsh for resder,e
and tor bathing widely known not 10 require
notice VI IL intention N make tbs house attrsc
tive In point an 10 cnseln to command unobcc
ucnsbc parties 10 the most ingtdious Bstn ssven miles
from Brcoiyp by cars from Fulton ferry 70 Greenwood
stages leave Greenwood for Bsth NJ II A. ~ end p. NJ
Coed stable accommodations FOR horses and carriages.
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CoIEMAN,s CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
W caco.-Cpper OF Saturday, sumo 10 Tho superb oily
per,hip ASA hLDKlDoE, Coleman commsnder IL now 70
ctyrg pier 10 Ksst river foot OF Wall street This
very ship bss made but 10 Ban Francisco
delivering her csrRo 10 beautiful and perfect condition Us
days being five days than made
b. pny Other nov loading for San francisco She Ia
sures the lowest rates. has large engagements already
made and VIII have prompt deyp atch.
For balance Of freight apply 10
VIM 7. UoLEhAN co. ~ Wall street,
Tonne Bu,idioE
Arso.s AT San frrn N m. II tolem A
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DrrNsYLNArTA RAILROAD.
The great central route 10 the West Time Mt least ~
short and OF fare and freight ~ low NJ all TINES ~
other For ckcts ID contract fregh
from Few Ycrh poot N tbs entire West call nj The
comps mr. a once, No Astor House. New York.
j. T.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Arena
LEECd co Freight ARenia
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A UCTroN NOrICE.-THOs. BELL AUCrIoNEER, AND
a w ThonPsoN-1fs day, a l01s O'clock. In our
goois fsncy Articles clothing jewey &c by order OF
eouto saturday. extensive sale OF hand furniture
the salss coma
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UCTION NOTICE-A FAMILY WISHING TO AVOID
an suction viii sell at private sae hsir paror and
parr suits satin coverings
bedseads bureaus c carpets sndA variey
uoes useful 70 geneel housekeepess Gall ct
Eighth Ninth svenues ' $1,000"
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BALES AT AUCTTONs

1TORT0AGE sAIE-E BhEvOORT HENRY. AUG
M ucneer-IHOMPsoN 4 HHNRr via ..l!M Easrrssy.
june II ct 10 osock At GA Liberty street lar 70
VIM FOST M Atty for Mortgages.
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ri Nss-su street -atNsY n. LEEDs \ %. vii sell =
sueior asurtsy June IL at los O'Clock a tbs sales
g Nassau street general assortment of h,useso
IN fkuFe sscg OF Brussels and ingram
~ood tui 10 brocssl and plush aud ,hssa,
sssng bureaus, wsshsapd and zprode
and mshonsDy centre tabes easy chairs IN leah
mar bs top haau6s rose .oof eteEsre mshogan
rhaira aud hsircotn m hoTsuy ant bari
~aaut Ufce cests together with general assort
and elfas
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sfsxPPIHG.


Y1HE vAnDERBfLT EUROPEAN LINZ or 6rEAv
ships bet~eea New York. Sovtoeupton, Hare ana brs
meo VIII sau - foliowS Carrying the unSd States N AHA
VIZ
New York f2s soa.hAapsoo From Rsyre and s 1h
NORTH STAB, sstdsy.JunsIs weenss tAy. ..,....Ju,y
vANphRElLT. sspdAy. july 81 Wednesday July
From New York Bremen dAsre ana
For Southampton. aavre for S0utham 9ton,
sad btemen. southsmp'n FAR New York
HORTN Ll0hr. Sat. June IL Sat July 10 Medo. July IA
AEEL Sat. ygiy 10 saI Aug w ssna. Aug A !!
cabin S6o and per Ncrh star Northern LsAt and Ariel
Certiacetea iasuea for passage from Europe.
specie delivered In london and Paris.
ID. TORRAICx No. Bowling Green. N. Z.
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~ IHrzsrNyoNs AUCrIoEEKR -sALvsRoox III
r. RrV4rv negr Grad street. VIII pay particular aten
tob TO sAss a bcusefd furniture NJ tse residences Of
mifa ctcialpg bopssk eepiDg also OF groceries dry
60. "a tvtrv descrpuos ~ real and personal
era Ndv ncet made ccndynmens Rfompt returns
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ITO STONE CUTTERS ESTIMATES FOR TIE STONE
cutting the North sonal church 10 Ha-tford
Conn vii be resolved on or before the 3s lust a the c,s
OF LEOPOLD kIDLITZ architect 70 Trinity Building
where the plans Parties desrous oer BIDS
will call ard their references before the
Is
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-09

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
IN SURANCE COMPANY, Office, Raleigh, N. G This
Company nsures the lives individuals for year. term
of years. for @ the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits of the Company. For
policies granted for the whole term of life when the
MUM therefor amounts to $780, note be for
half the of the premium bearing interest at per
cent without guaranty.
The prompt in which all losses have been paid
BY this Company together with the low rates of premium,
present great Inducements to such disposed to in
sure. f@
SLAVES are insured for term of from to five years.
for two-thirds their value.
All losses paid within 90 days after satisfactory proof
ls presented. =
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&C. Mutual Insurance Company.
At THEANNUAL MEETING OF THE
"A NorthCaroina Mutual Insurance Company, held
the 18th of January the following persons elected
Directors and Officers for the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh.
J. R Williams, do.
G: ". 3. Hutchings, do.
Kemp p. Battle, do.
George Little, do.
James NJ Towes. do.
James E. Hoyt, Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern.
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington
John NJ. Jones' Edenton.
Geo. W. Charles Elizabeth City.
F.F Pagan, Plymouth.
J. w. Harrell, Murfreesbrro.
II. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo A. Smith, Milton.
A. W. Steel Fayetteville.
Joseph White, Anson County.
Josh. BOner Salem,
T. Sunny. Ashevle.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
T. H. Selby. resilient.
H. D. Turner ttce President
John Il. Bryan, AHorney
Hamden s. Smith, Secretoryand Treasurer.
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c. W. D. Hutchngs,
This Company has been in successful operation 10
perty the State Except Steam Mills and Turpentne Dis
teries) upon favorable terms. Its Policies
property amounting to large portion of which
is in country risks and it's capital Seven
Hundred Thousand Dollars in bonds properly secured
The average cost Insurance upon the plan this Com
pany has been less than third of per cent per
nnm all grades of property embraced in its operations
Ali communications in reference to il suIance should be
addressed tc the Secretary, post paid:
Raleigh, Feb 5. 1885, IL