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Elsewhere we give such particulars as We
have been able TO give of the battle al Phi
lippi II will be scen that our troops, at,
tackled by immense odds, covered themselves
with glory, and il it was physical imposs'
bility to harl back such vast superiority OF
numbers, nevertheless. our Spartan band KEEP
them q, bay, under eircum stances IN winch
few bu, Southern men would have made any
fight at oil. II tho North considers sucn
battle a victory, /, pays tribute to souther"
valcr which i, would be hardly willing to Offer
in i,s right mind. II it only expects to be
sbl. to hurrah when, with forces Of three OF
four 10 one, it can barely hold its own. it ut
ter. a sarcasm upon its own capacity more
biting than any that ever escaped the lips OF
its enemies We have t. lament the loss OF
some noble men, one, THoxAs d. Sims, 80
well known and highly esteemed in our com
manity. He fought like a lion, and he leaves
behind him a name which will beprecious and
glorious to his family and his country.
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POLICY OF GREAT BRITAIS.-The New York
Herald, Of Monday last, exhibits m uch excite
ment over the debate in the British House of
Lords on the 10th ult. 1t looks upon the
language used on the occasion as of "the
gravest importance, and of a far more aggres-
sive nature towards the United States, than
had been previously reported by telegraph
The Herald urges the necessity of INN ediate
protection OF the American coast by calling
home all the Government vessels from abroad
The debate alluded to will be found in our
columns this morning.
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TEE KILLING or DE-. MArHga AT NEW o.
LsASs.-The killing of DR.. Mather a. New Or
leans, by a Mr.. Withers, has already been no.
tieed In our columns. We fnd the following
part:c ulars Of the affair in the n D. Delta Of
the 3fst uit.:
Yesterday afternoon as Dr. Hather was sit
ting in his house. servant came and whis-
pered 10 Mrs. Mather some message from MRS.
Withsrs, which, ON Inquiry by DIR N, proved
to be q req est for quarters At his house, mrs.
w. saying that her husband was much ex-
cited and had threatened to take her life II she
did not leave. DIR. Mather, against his wifes
earnest entreaty, proceeded 10 Withsrs ana
WAS there met by his mother, who told him
that her husband was up stairs, much ex
cited, and had u pistol, with which he had
threatened TO shoot her. DIR. Mather said he
would 60 up stairs and expostuiate with him
his mother endeayored TO prevent him, and
not succeeding. followed him into the room,
where Withers stood with revolver In his
hand. On his entering the room, w. said
81 suppose you come 70 call me coward. 100.
a. your mother has" The Doctor replied.
!" no, be did not" ~ intend to kill her for
Doctor, "you cannot DO that "rhsn will
shoot you." AT this, DR.. Mathsr threw open
bis coat and ssid, "yon can do 70 II you dare. :"
Whersupou Withsrs 0red, the ball lodging IN
Mathsr'A breast Yho fell upon his knees and
called cut. .DoAl shoot ms" But Wishsr:
ball took effect IN Msshsr's body, and % the
third. Mrs.. Wtthsrs rushing hstwssn them
the ball paced through her hand and up Der
arm, whore II lodged. DR.. Mashsr died Of hss
wouAds last night. Withefs b In prison. j.
from Psnssco,a. wasss Ss had 6ssa ENGAGED
with the Army, ana was. - the time Of nis
death, ruisins volunteer com pAny for ne
war. Wtihsrs, from all We can lsara. had
bsen drinking freely.
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ExoIrnnsxr II HAxxIsHrsa. PA.-Esrly On
Saturday morning last large Palmetto MAJ
was discovered 1oatsag typm the top Of the
1ag.stA1 over shs market house % Harris.
sshsd. The Aaslf cssate6 > OvsAt ssasasien,
ana an aauvs HINT Was tasNtRtse tor .shi
,sandaeionss' individual Who Asisssd The aA9,
Bat 1t lAat AceevAts % AaA not besN tbuAdl
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A Fsix1xs PaoxergD. MIR. TuoxAs L
eo0Lrs, formerly : rssidsnt printer Of thi,
city. and engaged In this otacs, bur more re.
Gently sditOr Of the Hiil.boru' IN. CT l.lafs.
asa1fr' who has been into camp with the
forsoss dusrds II Fort Macoa, n. c., passed
through Nvsbera. N. C, on Saturday last, to
jon 'ns 'oiAiisv County yolun.esrs," having
been prsl.e.ed ~ the csplainey Of thai esu..
psny.
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SCR AsSosx --Tts E,as.isa shin E,sma
sd,s, Cset. WIisea, Iem AAo~syK 6onaa 70
NAHuofss " tnlpssf, VET sshefs ABOUT q
~! !s.i.s sOatn Of CAPS NNhfy 90 the nigh VI
PIP 9 isssAnt, ard viii , Es6sbiy prove . a.
VI hes. The Caplsla ssi crew sis save.
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Ruxoasp UArrra. OF GssssAL HrrIss.-

RuxoasD UAPrraR OF GgSxRAL HrfLxR.-A
rumor was current in Baltimore Monday ~.
terroon, said to have been brought from
Washington. that General Butler had been
taken prisoner by the firginians and carried
to Richmond. The same rumor was in circu-
lstion NJ Alexandria ON sunday, but like the
through the city" along with the bsvsuth
Rsxiussnt 70 Altogether fsbuloas. The letter
ct our correspondent ~ Fortrsss Aonyos wAs
vrlttsn 90 sunday evsajns, and rspsUesnss
0eeese oanee % eesivsly sngased With Ais
could have been RECEIVED from the F0ttsSoa,
eit1ty here ~ II WAeAtn9ton, tt NAY u ~
fAf6eA - ~ 81 ~ Ahles ~ tNs eaYi
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courage and fidelity! It cannot be denied,
however, that IN the death Of Senator DOUGLAS
the Nerth has lost tho greatest man in its
iirits--ise only man, in fact, who approached
the character aud proportions Of u statesman.
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New SLooPs OF Waffle seven steam
sloops of war authorized by the last Federal
Congress, are to be named AS follows: Those
to be built at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
the Kearsage and Osspee the two at Boston.
Housatonic and Wachusett the one at New
York, Adirondack and those at PHILADELPHIA.
Juniata and Tuscarora
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FEDERAL OUTRAdEs.-A Norfolk correspond
ent Of the Petersburg Express mentions the

FEDERAL OUTRAGEs.-A Norfolk cores pond.
ent of the Petersburg Express men lions the
following:
Bitter complaints are made by the fisher
men on Cape Henry Beach about Lincoln's
.nievlng minlons; They say the impudent
them what fish they want, anu threaten in
slant death if they attempt TO resist or re-
fuse them the fish gratis. learned yes
terday, from member OF the Princess Anne
Cavalry, that this defect will be remedied, by
mounting several baby guns" near the scene
OF the enemy's operations, in order 10 give
them welcome and honorable salute upon
their approach. This will be the only effec- :
tual means OF making them ''move their
washing" Ciemency may he shown a nation
al, just as well as an individual enemy until
he despises it. 1t seems 10 bs high Time tina t
these inhuman dep-edations were stopped
These vandals are void OF dignity and civil
ity, and are estrang, from all the fine sensi-
biiities of man. There are indeed HON ines
bat fall tar short of being viri How long
will the sons Of freedom bear these insults p
How long will the frantic cries of defenceless
women. driven from their homes by the op-
pressors, go unheededf Will Virginians ever
submit 70 vassalage and wear its CALLING
yoke! No, no, no answer for them
They will rather convert their scythes and
reaping hooks into swords, and their church
bells into cannon, and with the avenging
God upon their side. they will enrich their
soil with the dead bodies OF their oppressurs,
or drive them through carnage from their be-.
loved Virginia.
Chamb srsbug, Jane I, says:
A horrible frAeas occurred In the negro
quarter Of the town this evening. Frank
Jones, the negro proprietor Of y barber shop,
shot and wounded Two soldiers. Jones then
Ned, bat was pursued oy the companions Of the
soldiers, and instantly killed. The two sol.
diers are seriously IL not fatally wounded.
The Sixth, Twenty first and Twenty third
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RAILRoA ACCIDENT IN OHIo-Ten Mem
Killed The Columbus Ohio Statesman, of
the LIST instant, says an accident occurred ON
the NJ. and q. X. R., twenty miles east of
Chillcothe, on Friday, which caused consid.
cradle loss of life. II says
"The balance Of the Twenty. second Regi-
ment, with Col. Gilmore. arrived here at 2
O'Clock Z. NJ and We're received by nearly
the hole popu Ia ton OF our city nearly every
one providing y basket Of provisions for the
soldiers. The train started at r. N. and al
in the highest glee, and with the warmsst
wishes OF eur citizens.
''In the vicinity OF Raysvills "a axle broks
on the tender, which drew six cars or the
track, left and right. Such . sight, eye wit.
ressss say, they never saw bsfUrs. Some OF
the cars were entirely demolished, and broken
10 spiialers. Ten were killed ON the spot,
and between thirty and forty were more OF
less injured. Some had leg, some IA arm.
some their heads, and some their backs bro.
ken. One more has died since, and several
others cannot recover. The engineer had "a
run OF. or else his life would have been sac.
rificed, although he was not 10 blame. This
train arrived with the mail, ana sick, dead
and woun aided, at 2 O'Clock this morning |
never SAW 30 much misery at one time; bul
not groan escaped the sufferers
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Court, unless there has been nigrant viola
ton OF information law, all those who have
recognized the rights OF the belIigerents must
accept l think, therefore, that her Majesty
Government, IN adhering strictly TO pre-, edent
in this matter, took the only course which it
was possible for them 10 pursue.
The Earl OF Derby The ASH er of the no.
bic Earl Is, Tor the most part, entirely sa tisfc
tory. do not feel disposed TO complain tina {
the terms OF the proclamation are vague and
uncertain. II is impossible to introduce in to
proclamation OF this description snch def
milton OF the Character OF a blockade, or OF
contraband OF war, as would satisfy the con-
ditions which seemed to be laid down by the
noble Earl who first addressed the House -
Nor do complain of the prociamat ion on the
ground that the warning it gives goes hey nd
the necessities of the case. l refer to the
warning which is given to British subjects
against taking part In privaIeering eX pedi
tions The proclamation wisely and properly
informs the subjects of her Majesty that II
they should engage in privateering expedi-
tons they would have no right, Whatever
might be the result, to claim tbe prctsc ton of
this country against any penal consequences
10 which they might render themselves liable.
do not complain OF that-quite the contra
~; but there are TWO points upon which il is
absolutely necessary that her Malesty's Gov
ernment should lose NO tina In coming 70 q
thorough understanding with tbs Govern
ment Of the Uniled STATES. The drss is with
regard TO the question Of blockade. Ii has
ossn stated that IAe Northern states have In.
ttmaied their Intention Of bloc kading the
wholeof the southern ports. Now, We know
perfectly well that II - not In the power Of
the Nor lhsru States, II their navy were three
times - 20 werfui ~ Is 10, e6ectunily 70 block-
ade eli these ports. There % no ooubt they
might e6octuAlly blockaas this or that, or the
other port, ana that would - Z blockade
which We should be bound 10 recoentxs; bat
DO think u very important that her Majeefy's
Government should net commit themseIves TO
the doc triae that the United States are TO lay
down The principle OF u universal blockade;
thtt that uaIseysai biockads wsaid be recog
nizsd By bar Majesty = Government, and that
ali ner Aajssty's sunleets who migGt choose
70 dtsrexAru II would be iiahis 10 psGsl eoGas.
qnencss. dsar, hsar.
apprehead thai " piaks them 90 liable the
blockade n ust % oas ths yalidity o. Vhjsn has
essp rscogpi1od ~ tnsts nevetumsnt. IL u
important, thsreyoss, thai her 41jsaty's Gov.
srnmsAt should come q 9 eisAr pnssss tand.
iAs wlsh tas aoyeralnsnt Of ne EHiRd
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DAILY LITE or PACKETS.

gFyRIwEEgLY, THRC UGH TO LYNCH Si&.lriI,Tk
4 BURG LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, E6ssXSEE17
AND TRI-WEEKIY On THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A DAI
LY LINE As FAR AS SCoTTEVlLlE
Richmond to scosviee 80 Richmond to Lexington. 81 90
" LyrcAburg i 0O " Buchanan. 90
through line will leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday NJ and and after the 9th September the Way
line for scoye will NJ Tuesday, Thursdays and Sat
urdays far Scovi Returning leave scotts
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at IN A. NJ:
Zee distance time Of passing card below for through
line and observe scottsve line will pass intermediate
po the opposite day the game up and hour
later ccmias d.Ep
Lave RIcImcnd haJay E5 Leave Iynctburg Monday We'd
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LeucOrrh~a or whites. Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
SvpbuI. and Mercurial Disease.

NV Oltf ENN~. 9th August lNl9
IN T. & AVER. Sir. I chggriuIiy comply with the
request of YOUR AGENT, ard report To you some OF the
efr,rt. l have realized with your S1rsupdrill1.
have cured with 10, m my practice, most Of the com
rl4rt4 for which 90 is ommculg, aud have found ITS
F,rr, truly wonderful in the cure of Ie10rf7 ant Mar
af D,.sger one Of my patients had Sypilitic ulcers
i. his turg.- which consuming his palate and the
ION of ms mau.N Your Sageau Jrild, steadily taken,
,,~.I him I'm five wees Another was attacked by
oU.rv -vmutows u his nv-,, end the ulc ration had
,,fa yy "a cou>i .rhlc part Of H., so tisf believe the
i.1rIsr would soon reach hs brain and kil hu. But 70
.t.lfl 20 my administration OF your Sar-apIriH; the
iier. healed aud De- is c again. not of course without
some DISSEMINATION uf che face. woman who hId hyyn
t.1qt.l for tine same U~uryr hy mercury suffering
nom iu her bones They had become so scusi
tlv no fht weather that damp day she suffered cN
rrei.tug main IN h,g joints and bones She, TOO,
c,,rl entirely bv your S3tsSglr.ll1 m a Few weeks.
know from lbs fUrnuiJl Whic. your agent gave me, That
tbis pr.Dlr8tian from Your laboratory must D. great
rome M consequently, these truly r.marsabie results
with b hrye NOT surprised me -
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NOTICE.

Change of Hours.
nNand after lSa 4 .pr!l, The Accommodation
OTrlIn will leave Richmond daily tsu, days * Est4t
cepted) o'clock, p NJ Returning will leave MI EsXs
foId At 6 a. A. ". SAMUEL RUTH, supt
Office K ?. & p z. r Co.
M.rrft
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RAILROADS. &c. ,rortp
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.


ON and AFTER Monday, April 18th, - .,.r.4
~ The Mail and Passenger Trains; o.,
stsunton and all Way Stations connecting t Cor
donsvIe Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains Tor
Alexandra and stations and at Chariottesve win
their Lynchburg and all points West and
that place every other day. viz Tuesday Thursdays and
saturdays Jacksons Stations West OF siaunton
Hartman Browns stages connect with the train at staunon
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington.
Harman, Mason and CompAny Stages connect win we
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at aboro Tor hs
sprnss and at Jaksons the White Sulphur Spring.
Lewsburg, &c. 1- --'i' ,
The Mall Jacskctf River Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays, at 8:l5 r. a. for staunton.
| ap2i ..s 5f e... THOMAS poDAhEAD,
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
ES@sslE.1.ssss 2 ~ g. .Sz.ss


Is 81 ~. ~ " sS5..
suPERISDEsDxST's OFFICE
Richmond, 18th Dee 1850.
Winter Arrangement.
TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST
ON Monday, Dec Q4th passenger trains will run -
" follows: ~
From RICHMOND TO DAEPILLE
Mail Train Richmond daily Except sundays at O'Clock
A. NJ and rea hes Danville at 8 ~ o'clock 2. 81
FROM DAEFILLE TO RICHA0ED.
Mall Train Danyie daily Except sundays ats O'CLOCK A.
M and reaches Richmond al l05 O'Clock P. NJ
The Train Richmond connects at burksye with the trains
inside Railroad for Lynchburg and the South and
souh-West daily. -
The tral Danve connects ct BuSsyle With the Souhsde
Railroad trains for Petersburg Norfolk and Richmond
with the trains Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad and the York Railroad with the James River
STEAMBOATS, Norfolk and Old Point
Through tickets be procured and baggage viii be checked
through TO tie following points:
Lsnchburg Chattanooga.
Bristol nashville,
Knoxville, Huntsville
Dalton, Grand Junction,
Alta Ia, Memphis
Montgomery, Csnton,
VcLsburg and Jackson,
New Orleans.
CHAs @. TALCoTT,
de2O superintendent.
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sUP,Ts OFFICE II. d ID. Il. r.. co.,

RICHMOND, FEBsUAkY 22ND, ls6I. I
ON SATURDAY, February 23d, and COMMENCEMENT e.,
" succeeding SATURDAY until iu ther no effYNE, esR
ce an Train will leave Richmond at o'clock
p NJ. nd arrive a the Junction at 1890, p. VI.
Returning the Junction at $780, A. NJ, and arrive at 10,
An
O. e. TALCOTT, Supt
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fft > , -ftt . 81 EllS -
nasI,r ln sErrt svgre. cutlery, roofs, %c.S
rryjrgcgS' gtEE.EIST> q H)USEhEkFAhS'
So .5 Ao.ss .4E BANKS.
- .Fr -.- id s.lre Che aIg. ln. most com 49,
4 ..-r- ...s 20 tuH.-s, .rerr7al ana ----l----
ssariN.nr, have eser LA Che r.r.ss' 70 pc -
-...tf-.. b.. .t- All GU .s,1t % examine -
.5-.' ..r. elsewhere Ny goods are irel. iaa
..--.l..i .vc.asvely fos cash, am prepared o.
49, them -r.~ fFc loves. .e--'i .-. rr-. of. 90,
~ par,,,i w s.sa ~ nfs euur'e-'
sslysis spade. 49, 49,, + 6 .,ssf,i-l.
4, House gurns aiug tsooS- gy $50 /. - r5
s- I'LL. IrsTs ana walters, sLgr ana 10 Sc -
$3.50 n Ma. $40. 1-na-e. salcePsns, tea ana Fre5ergaS
go. C.- Eae ivo.y Handle N1vvs On dol eng Ia = 80
~ p-.,s Flrss and Saoega Brushes t ari trai1cF Daai-
- - rirsss-s. Mats Br1oiE, Calsllr Utensils, &C. &C
ac3- SFuilalng satcrit p-c44tf "a am g aAtAAiy
5 - +. ft-r- and llr1u.tv 1-s~F. LOCKS 'i every i1
P h IL. uins-- Screws Iron and Brass Raj oeay
I ~, p,ll.y ash Cord sc-ts hrcnc - ta-ani nFoI ~
go td AL. other articles for buiing purposes 30
ysther ~ IN Tools Of Al kals ,..--,-t..
~ Orasfs oA''--' ROBERT :. DENNY,
so Main STREET shove the Banks
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LiGHTE & BRABBURH

LiGHTE BRADBURRYiS PIANOS.
WE CALL the attention OF the citizens OF Rich .-
w mond and Virginia. TO our Psno Fores yhich 2SES%
We have placed with Mr.. Uarus thst ter qualities 49,
In every rtspes he tested BY the side Of hell "
famed Chicl eF.ng'5.
We all PRnos and show high and
ons testimonials as any factory the country Ill OF which
at Mr. CarusiT Bread sreet. 90 door from 9th
ssls-- LGHfE 4 BRADBURY.
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=, UuuER ARRANGEMENT.-To ssl~-N
- poRT, MOUTH N0RfOLk-Ths steamer -kz1nzseznss
irRTIs PECK Captain JoHS H. fREENAS viii on SUD alter
dsy next April leave the wharf At Rockets resusy
M,Ssy "wednesday Friday nornir for the ABOVE
Al O'Clock precsey leaving Norfolk each alternate
EXCEPT Sunday TIE same hour u eoekl ana '0uo "
S.CnIar 1gs the river going and returning.
passage t. Portsmouth Norfolk " Meals extra-og Gus ~
fb ste AZ usual but all goods TO be landed on ne
S,s he maid for VII down 70 the Boat and VIII nov ~
e for any loss or carnage after delivering II on t
n Il isli ted ~
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LINE OF PACKETS FROM
k:szgg;sEs r
RICHMOND TO LEXINGTON!
ON MONDAY. 26TH NOVEMBER OUR NAIL PACKET
" Q L a, ,
xxrIrleAye Richmond and with packets anu
w PIONEER which win thereafter form line rom cnS
To Lexington three times week. leaving Richmond every N.Y.
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at o'clock + M
AZ Lexington the succeeding WEDNESDAYS FKpAns ana
DAYS al oclock p NJ leaving Lexington on MONDAlS
NESDAYs and FRIDAYS ceck NJ and arriving az s
mond the succeeding WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS ana eoDi'
at o'clock A NJ ..- I'D. ..,o.
Fare tom Richmond to Lexington only - 80
Packages viii be delivered by this line at any point
ese places and when delivered at Office, o@ Dc Tece
for ..... -. -, - = ~. =, a VA. q, T. hprp
with Messrs Boeock Parrish. -,so,, 4 IN
deelI--ly Eh-p-i "
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Esy, 5ys Isg So

NICTsCEPesons wishing TO obtain tickets for servants over
~ ccmsns Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for Wash
ingon City poig uhe. Eorh must In all cases be vouch
ed for by responsible while ,een Of Richmond In peson
Of the Road, tickets 81 he sold
piled foT By letter. L. D. ALLEN
nnq1--Iy Ticket Agent.
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INSURANCE. OFFICES &c.
uIuE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE CONF

yuyHE VIRGINIA LIFE Insurance COMPA-
NY now fully business and the attention OF the
public earnestly called Importance Of It's objects I'M
company charter Fights oil Us pron
every years. among the policy boders thereby giving vac
the advantages Of the Mutual System WIN 1he
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and the added security
81 ckhoders have permanent moneyed Interest In
Affairs with prudence and nony.
be pveedln Bond and Mortgage unncumbered kea
vorth dsutle the amount ,,..
The chef object Of the Company aid In retaining at home
the Of money which goes annually s our
ior Premiums Northern Comp snies Ihat money wiz
loaned OF a. legal interest," ana
brrsed In midst
Endown and Annuies granted Life and term Policies ~
rates other good Conpsnie slaves
fnr a term NJ vearE