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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

PoLcn CouRr.-Yesterday, The case OF
Joseph S Hill, charged with bastardy, was
before the court. The girl, Mary Mason, was
sworE and testified, but her statements failed
to convince tile court that Mr.. Hill was guilty
Her story was not straightforward and eon'is
tent, and the cross examination made it seem
so contradictory and unworthy Of CONFIDENCE
arrest.
John Leary, for being drunk. was fined 81
and costs. Pierce Whslan, for being drunk,
second offence, was sentenced to the house of
correction for one month. VIM Conway, for
being drunk last September, paid the usual
fine. Conway escaped from arrest at that
time, and was not re,captured until last Sun
daV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

a. AScF. EhaV5s. Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Briniey Row. iSSMaip street. Worcester. dtf lad
CInGln is making Card Photographs unequalled IN
this country. Give him call. diff my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
Carve uS yet another slice,
10 lHluUa to mora Ayw ain

Except to delicate females, who are very del.
icate eaters the question OF "Iow's your ap.
peute should, IN the present state Of Tie
provision market, be very cautiously put, and
very considerably, too
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

FURNISH y g L y u III A L
His Coffin Warcrsoms are at So Front street. where
always he found large of Collins OF all dit
ferent kinds Of patterns Mcntac and Walnut Caskets
all Coffin Plates and Robes of the best pattern
and material. Residence 50 Front street. dtf aul4
CIaGin is making splendid Photographs coIored OF
plain from small Daguerreoypes and Ambr0types, at 6S
MainStreet. dti oil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Mr.. James Parker OF Keene committed sui.
eide on the 9th u!t., while his family were at
church. He was found in his barn, banging
by his neck and all efforts to resuscita.e him
proved unavailinE. Fear OF canning to want
is supposed to have been the cause OF the act.
his age Was about u years.
Merceline La Bailey, servant girl in
Manchester, died in \ fit, Monday morning.
She was apparently 10 good health but short
time before
The taLnery belonging TO Joshua Foster of
Hancock was destroyed by fire, Saturday
night. Loss $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

The Union IEesLored.-F. a. CLOCGH would
respectfully inform his friends and the public generally
that Union Block having been fully restored since the
hre he has reopened his old Hair Dressing Room in bet
ter style than where he Will be happy To attend
upon all who may favor him with call. dtl APPS
Draper a. CinrI1, COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ana
Dealers in Flour GRAIN Meal Grass seed, salt. Lime,
Cement CAlrned rlusler, Plaster Paris, Ground Oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally, Also Agents
for the sale OF Goes Super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Guano, American UuanO, and Ground Bone.
DRAPER Il CLARK,
ap3 dtf Nos. IS Il 81 Front ST., Worcester. Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06


On Wednesday night 3Olh ult, the barn of
Capt. Indy OF AnSOnia, was set on fire and
consumed. A valuable horse was burned to
death aud several wagons were DESTROYED. to.
gether with hay, etc. The flame commuLi.
Gated to an adjoining building, cabinet ware.
house the root Of which was burned of. To-
tai loss, $1,000
Lewis Tuttls, a boy ten years old at South
NOrwAIk, was run over .by all express train
ON April 24th, aud very dangerously Injured.
lie had been accustomed to run across tho
Track" to see now near he could come to the
locomotveWithOm being Iun over"
Henry l.. Hull, member elect OF the town
OF Clinton, died at his residence on Saturday
morning. lie was about so years aye. "A
few days ago lie visited Nsw Haven in sppa-
rent good health, aud made a selection OF a
seat in the house.
John b. Jennings Of Preston, (of Captain
Chester's company, second rpgiment) who
WAS captured ut Bull Run, with others Of his
company, has been heard IRON by letter TO his
family He is in prison in Salisbury, n. c..
with David RoseEblatt Charles Murray. and
Austin g. Munroe, OF Norwich, and James 4.
Wilkinson OF Putnam, Formerly one OF the
editors Of the Killingy Transcript All well,
but weary Of the exchange first promised,
then denied them. Among the federal prison.
ers At Salisbury also, is Charles Payn Of New
London, member Of The second. -Harttortl
Times, May Bird.
FOREIGN ITEMs.
While Roman relics are exhumed in the I'm.
perlal City, they are yet found way of in
England A denarlm was lately found in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06
CITY AND COUNTY.

FREE LLCTuRE-Mrs. O'Leary sdver'i'Ss
a tree lecture Tor Thursday afternoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Smiths Curative CIeHnsTnE f2omD"uH'!.-A
superior remedy for Headache BGrns Sore lips, Bowel
Complaints. CSnker. Piles. Sore Throat, &C. &c. For
sale by BUSH It CO, "a Front street by the dozen,
single bottle at manufac turerS' prices. decd y30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Adnns' q aIlery, &5S Main street, is now
open for the reception Of the public. diff dal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

isrs. KILLER tSs ChaIaberIiD, DentIats. I42
Main street. dit os
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Frederick Mosier OF Wesiport recently
caught seven trout, weighing g pounds the
sr-fntu- rstaunsfiment in New Bedford, of a
family group, consisting OF the father, mother
and thirteen children. One child, untortu
natelJ. was absent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

While Roman relics are exhumed in the I'm.
pera City, they are yet found way off in
England. A denarim was lately found in a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

Mrs. u. Goodwin, an experienced ana success
tai Midwife holds nersefin readiness day and night to
attend to the duties of her profession Residence Is
AUstiustreet dit o24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-06

%. f. EEarrIs, Dentist. 1853 Main street, oppos1te
the new Mechanics Hall Building. o5
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
VALuABLE MILL PRoPERTY FOR SALE, :,

AT 0ENESEO, LIVINGSTON COUNTY, n. 7.
The subscriber offers for sale his we known Custom and
FIGURING Mill and Sawml Boarding House, brick Black
smith Shop together with his perpetual legislative grant 70
AL the water power oil he uenesce river az t's 10 snty
sany doing very large and profitable business IN custom
work 5The locality and by far the best in all
The COUNTRY there being 40 other water power for six m.s
ton The mill yard sheds consist OF large space and
ali paved ely with stone The sawmi has had III the
last extensive substantial repairs The afore
said property Is foe sale alta great bargain. .,~,
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
oCuLIsTs AVID AURIsrs.

yNEAPNEss s-DTsCHARGEs FROM THE EARS NOISES
~ ia The head, sc dimness aud weakness Of sishi IN.
nayned ds III Diseases OF the eye ani
treated by Dr GRAVES, 6D Broadway. Consultations pef.
sonaly by lCtcr ire.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
HOTELS.

CoZZENS' NEW HOTEL, AT WEST POINT, WILL
~ open on saturday the sst May. The undersigned is
prepared TO make with families Tor the
season He has also -four Cottages TO rent, two OF which
WM b. COZZENS.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11

A.H
"A been presented than is offered BY Lieut.
Shaner OF Company h, Fifth regiment New York Volunteer
artillery Col samuel Graham commanding Ihis regiment
duty been ordered garrison the forts in
New YORK hsibor Company b. Capt Elias Combs, Is
Fort Wood Bedloes Island about and half
mile from the Battery few more men wanted 70 I'll
he to its yinum standard OF LOO Pay
equal the service Relief TO families and all other
inducements offered by the volunteer regiments in the
The is rapidly hiing Apply, therefore,
Immediately 10 Lieut.. CALVIN SHARPER. Recruiting on
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
sAhns OF REAL ESTATE.

Country site Of T. X Collins, consisting of 800 acres =
Ane old mansiou lawn OF aores Of loity
shade native and imported OF iunumerahle varieties
garden four ssefuy designed and stocked with
fruit aud towers all outbuidngs including farm
house. bowling alley and yachtmans cottage from ntng on
fine harbor The sitatd has unequalied sdvanages for
either private residence for speculation, having
the Sound mile in extent two sides beHed
side by main roAd the lands tracing
the river gently slope eithor way that hundred build
stescan splendid views OF the Sound and
surrounding country leaving the CENTRE desired hno
park OF tbs sites will have water fronts; the
perfectly healthy water excellent and the air invigo
rating; distance eighteen miles by New Haven hstlroad ~
cess6e almost hourly reach the CITY Hall
from place in less time than those from Harlem by tho
Persons dosiros of avoiding city txoe and
the detention and dangers OF ice and foss In crossing tho
rivera will well TO this attention Ne
within hundred miles or New York OF equal guam
s combines tho advantages and regal eegauos
The grouads sre noby Pannea "a e
Ia s,risnt and grand F.r terms sppy 70 re
denee II West Thirty eighth sxee. n T. s3tt%2L
Y'o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PRoDUcfryE brook.
Ign property Fulton ferry. for farm OF thirty 70
ifty railroad depot; healthy ocaton prce
abont 800 Address with price and fa particulars bes
if6 Herald Office.
RIO oExcMAhGE-AF FIRST CLASS TENEMENT PROPER
y ia Brooklyn. Tor four ois OF ground aud some cash,
near Fulton OeKalb Myrtle avenue Address box Ia
Herald occ stating price. location aud encunbersd the
amount 81 r. #n nrtfa..H tat treergTft .l
The New York herald., 1862-04-11

DOAKD WANTED IN BROOHLYN--A SUIT or PLEA.
B sn Roons furnished unfurnshed with good hoard
w. rY able n0g hood, By gentleman ami efe re-
Lefso s tsc'an9eL Ad5fss ~ boz 3g Br0gsiyn p. Of.
Lse' ast,trB tftASseN, A>SVmnO3atiVus, teTns, Sc.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
BOARDING. AND LODGING.

PoARDING-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BIS ACCOM-
modated WIN good Board snd pie SAINT Rooms IN pts,n
family al "a Greene street. Terms moderate; two minutes'
walk from tho ST. Nicholas. aud cougeni-aL 10 business
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
!, - = powpry NrAR yROOME sTRERT.-MADAME

lOD WIpGER Clairvoyant aud gifted spanish lady
ves Inc nvsrtes taury, love- marriage absent treo1s
srkncss prescribe. modioncR ior all Diseases tolls lucky
nnnbcTs plOperlY los. " blOlen, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11

IroR SALE OR TO LEV OR EXCHANGE FoR a LESS
priced HOUSE Ia New York-Thc tour story high 81 m
bown stone House S03 fnNin ton Apply 10 w.
CLARK, W Esst Twenty sixth street
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
BILLIARDS.


A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
n Birard Ts0les with Pheian's Combination Cuhsons,
lor sale AZ rrc"s 20 suit the times
PhELAN A COLLENDER, G3 TO 90 Crosby street, ". V.
EoR sALE-A FINE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND
hand TABLES ~ reasonable prices Tables 10 let and
Rszeee Tables Tor sale Orders py mail attended 20 by W.
II. GR1FFIfH, l46 Fulton street.
LoR SALE CHEAP-Two BILLIARD TABLES,
IL nearly new fheIan's psteut cushions, Ben njamin a
Leonards make marble beds Inquire the premises S5i
Grand street.
DARTfES IN WANT OF BILLIARD TABLES WILL.
find 10 20 their advantage 70 call ~ SHARP'S "a lfsc.
ior las Fallon street where they hna liable. win his
new nscnt cashons admitted by the ndgos % be s-
ror any in at prices 70 suit the tines Also few
second hand tables.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
NJ B.-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THI
,uno WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE Is,--eo

w We, see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
phees he Of ALL and cannot be excee4 Can be
letter all aHaira OF NE concern
ing law su-s journeys absent friends love- couftshp mar
rsee health wealth, who reclaim drunken and
fahfl husbands Miss W is the only person In this city
who tho genuine Roman and Arabian tasmans Tor love,
GOOD ck and business affairs and guarantees for
1ie Delay not consult this naturally gifted aud beautiful
vouug lady lucky numbers given Highly respectable city
fsfersnce Can be at her csience lO sixth avenue
otposte y .hth street.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
THE REBELLION.

A TrENTIONi RECRUITS-THE l02D REGIMENT
N New York State Volunteers Van Barren Light Infantry
the deid wanting few more recruits This arst
regiment alCamp King MerIden Hill, IN COM
Portable and clean barracks each by ITSELF heated
cooking In the buildng In fact all the home
possible. We extend you cordal invitation,
aud promise YOU position IN frst class regiment OF the
the Potomac The dress Is blue fr0ck coat with
scales regulation hat, &c srms-Mnie rifle. All members
Of the regiment Notified IL they do not Immediately
port c. jayne at headquarters,
is2 Broadway, they will be treated as dcseriers. q.
The New York herald., 1862-04-11
COUNTRY BOARD.

DoARD N THE COUNTRY. THREE OR FOUR PER.
ID be foriably accommodated In small fam
Ess Orange y. J., within thirty minutes from View
York 10 pleasant and healthy Apply al ls Clinton
street. Brooklyn
DoARD IN YoRKvILLE-A PRIVATE FAMILY,
ID without children, owning handsome house and orna
nis grounds, with stabling attached in Iorkve would
men or a gentleman and VIE. Location healthy ard very
pleasant Apply at address uo:e to VI j., Irving
pace.
DoARDERs WANTED ON THE HuDsoN.-A FAMILY
I'D adults or two g.ntemeD and their wives
have a delightful summer Home with f7nily having q
place the Hudson about 20 miles from Chambers street,
would like 20 make arrangement for boarding them.
the conveniences OF the city be had with beautiful
grounds OF by boat railroad Private able
Furnished desired and cabling or horses. References
exchanged Address villa, box 25s Post onee New York
COUNTRY BoARD-PLEAsANT WELL FURNISHED
" airy Rooms, with good r. ard, be obtained AZ Sam
lord Conn, on &c arke's Hil = also stablng and
m0daiou horses and carriages For PARTICULARS call al
is q nion square, corner OF fifteenth street
COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-FRoN April, 20TH
" tor n lady aud boy, years old, and gentleman ON
Sunday; private family preferred one large Room wanted
stating lowest terms and all particulars, -. -,
COUNTRY BOARD wANrED-wIrHlN ONE HouRs
~ ride Oy steamboat from the city. for little girl
sgad years whore she VIII receive mohey care aud
where other children. Address boz 2756 New
YORK Pos, olce, s;aiirg price, loeanon 4c
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-13
THE WGENl.i WORLD

P1icc fsa Dollars a ye.,r four copies 10 Que
ajaf-ss. Five Dollars. tweiiy copies tVcof1
bol#af. tiergvmen receive the Nrl Il
@.nge copy, a, nhe Dollar IA year .stlg I
copies. Five GEMS. Published on Thursday :
Ter club of len copies, IN extra copy wit
'cseni for one yer
tor c'nbof,wetty copies, the Semi. Week y
viii be sent t,r ena year.
For club Of fifty copies The Daily will ~
sent for one year
For a club Of one hundr Il copies. the Daily
Weekly aud Semi " eekly will he sent for QUE
Neaf.
Remi,tances for The World may he made
~ drafts, frfasuis notes, or bank bills ii
specie paying banks, and, where the attention
OF the Postmaster is called 10 the remittance
= The line Of mailing tic letter, it may he
made ~ our risk.
Specimen numbers sent TO any address up
on application. n32
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20 Communicated.

-.-IIE ADVERTISER, HAVING BEEN r ES-
tored to health in = few weeks. by a ye,y
simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung aft Fiction, and thar
dread disease. Consnmpion-is anxious TO
make known 10 his fellow sufferers the means
of cure.
To al who desire it. he will send copy Of
the prescription used free of change) Nth
The directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find asuRE CuRE III,
CONSUMPTION. AsrnM, BRONCHITIS, &c. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benifit the afflicted, and
spread inform n ion which he conceives 10 he
invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will.
try his remedy, rs il will cost the nothing.
aud may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, Rev. ED Wards A. WILSON.
williamsburg. Kings Co. New York. m
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-13
THE SEV,. WEEkLY WORLD.

three dollars Per annnm; two copies to on
taress, Five l'oials; i've copies 70 oue IA
less, Eleven i'oltars. TO cerg. men, rae
Dollars l@r year. single copies, ,mee cen :
i'nhi~!,ei 'n'saa sad Fridays.
Ten copies, So.
F. . cl..h Of ie', copies, an extra co.. VII
ne sent for enc Year.
Fer club 81 twenty copies, Il copy Of The
Daily for ore yer.
For ch,h o' fifty copies the paily. Week'N
ud Semi lIeckly will lie seni Tor one yer
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HOWARD ASGOcIA-
pssft:sSp e,ye.hf.,

For the 1eHef ofthe sick mi distressed mn ,e1
Nth Firnient md Chronic Diseases mi esDec;
atiHJor the cure Of Diseases Of the Se1uat Or
guns.
MEDICAL 'DViCE given gratis BY the ACT
ing surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Srermatorrhoe
or Seminal Weakness, and ether diseases Of
the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RENE
~ ES''aptoy ed i, the Dispensary sent to lie
hi1'ctei IN seated letter envelopes. free OF
cha'gs Two or three Stamps Tor postage
Will be acceptable. aae59asgfs s
Address. ~. }. sKILLIN M>UGhTON.
Aftng Surgeon. Howard Associatien II, No. y
Soath Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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YOUNG NAV. nE4D THY. ~,

Wise Counscls for the Young can he l,nl in
The .lnyaiid's Medical Gnnfi'lant," published
~ the undersigned for The hcneii, of persons
uho suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, &c supplying the means of cure. I'M
prudent Maturity and Youthful lnLscrctions
are snmmarily .siApelled llousa DIS hai,ed
this. little vost with delight, aud date lbcir
rsatsvation 10 ncfnlness in society from their
Nrss per,,sai Of its Interesting pages Send
yenv address for copy, with u three caat
stonp io'rc'G,n postage 10
IN. JoHS 3. nGDEN & Go.
sesI Sm. Nos; - and IS John 81. N. X.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-13
Notice or the Press.

This ie sonnd Companv.'
s'Ihe insurance If y citnin sum for on e $
family, Is prudence that every man should
adopt in these critical times
ne nan that would BE- respected and Lowell
y hs family in life, and gratefully remc,n-
pred IN death. will provide his family agains,
want"
"All our most prudent citizens anl soldiers
ale insuring n competence to their families in
eafe they are drafted. or killed. in the ser
v,es; It i the only safeguard..iu these critic
d sinss.'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-13
AAvant0ses OflnsurinS II. fMss
Company.

Iat.In the case n citizen insnring sums f.
their families, il drafted: If 20 d,tlf takes
place in the county where the iusure,. resides
half the insurance money will be refunded
2d.---Our insura nee III regard N The arp,fs
covers not only the present draft. hut al IL
ture ones
Sd.-nnr Company insnre Tor any snm -
erred, according 10 circumstance Of insnt.
Cd
lth.--The men who haze INVESTED ile;.
capital in this Company have been wei
known to the business community for the
laat fourteen yeas.
6th.-Ihe capita. Of this COMPANY will not
b employed in Banking or Real Estate opera
tions, but will remain in U. $ G.rrrnment
Stocks and will only he converted So fast rs
may he necessary 10 mast the liabilities of
the Company to the insured
6th.-Thc Company are bound to take risks
% no more than s''0s.hoa
Responsible agents wanted in every coun-
~ in the Uniicd States. They must give re
ferences af strict integsi'y and res possibility
Those desiring to he insured where agents
are not yet appnintel. viii remit 10 the Com.
pany, ut 60 Wall-Street. N. T., Thy express. ]
sum Of money sufficient to cover the Com
panys per .centage on the amount desired
to he insured; aud il it be a citizen de IT.
ing to insure n sum Tor his family, in case
he il afterwards drafter, he will give lis
name. age and residence. fit he soldier
he will give name, age. and the Company of
the Regiment to which lie belongs. the mum
her lfthe Regiment aud State it is from. also
the residence Of his family. lf it he wife
brother, father, or friends Of the ia nily tina,
desire 10 take OUT an Insurance np.n The ab
sent soldier, they will give his name and age
alsr the Company. Regiment and State 10
which il belongs The applicant for the poll
~ will also give the name and residence Of
Che wife or the person for who's, benefit the
Insurance 10 procured.
Apply 70, or address,
SNYDER, WILLIAMS & co,
90 WALL STREET, N. y
J. =. Money may be sent in registered let
tiers, o. by express, at our risk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-13
Jh1lOIAI IOVVlY INSURANCE %.
Capital, $4,000
Snyder, Williams & Co.
Organized by Permission Of the
Authorities,
90 WALL-STREET. N. Y. 60

7hs Company Is orgoai-ed especially
FOR the Protection Of Fanatics
On the payment to this Company, or an,
Of its authorized agents, OF the sum o. $40. IL
will issue certificate of insurance. binding
itself TO pav to such person the sum OF We
Hundred Dollars. in case they are drafted
into the Naval or Military Service of the
United States, prior TO December 3ist, lst2
Or during the war. In the same proportion
this Company will insure any person liable to
90 Military duty, in any sum from S!on 10
5000 hut 10, more than 81. 600 on any one
life. This Company also ENSURES those IN III"
service. officers and priN tes, against wounds
Or death, during the present war, TINS EN- b
ling MI prudent soldiers to provide their fami-
liea aginst want, in case they f.ll in battle
die or are so wounded rs 10 be disabled
from supporting them. To the manly virtues
ofbravery and patriotism that ca! ed the sol
der to the field let hiai adj the GROWING en-
celence Of Il prudent provision Tor his family,
in case he never return, then will he he re
n,emhered with gratitude. one that dis
charged his whole duty 10 his God his coun
try---his family.
Oar rates for insurance against wounds
and death are rs follows, 10 wit:
$40 on hundred against wounds.
IS " death
Cur certificates of insurance are assignab'c-
are intended to he assign I'd ~ the family foi
their Care support and relief, III case the
event. occur upon which they are payable.
A many in the service are where il would
be impossible for them to provide for THEN
families in this way, the wife, father, or broth
er, or any individual feeling an interest il
the family Of the soldier, may insure them
against wounds or death. What can m"rt"4
man do nober, than 10 prevent tile f.m.i " Ut
the colder with an Insurance upon his life
Or against wounds. thus ut once placing them
beyond the reach of POVERTY, III case then
protector never returns. This is system q
substantial charity towards the DEPENDENT
families of volunteers. that has heen canmenc.
Cd hy orr wealthy citizens and will be
s;nucd b. the wo,thier portions of them.
What can our wealthy and patriotic citizens
a. that will 20 further TO increase enlist.
men,s ard assist tho Government, taln to say
10 our hardy lahoring men-"lt Non will In
lisi, ] will lnsurr your Life until yam ieilun.
fer St0l- S50O-Sl,t0o for TIE benefit oi
your family.
The rates or basis upon which which this
Company insure il founded upon scientific
statistical calculation of the mortality
wars for the last 90, wears and leaves but
reasonable margin for profit for The COMPANY
whi!c il places the families OF hose insure
tsyond want aud des,i,ution from a.y OF The
v:eisituies Of Var.
This 10 the only Insurance Company ii.
ihe Uni'si States that WAS organized fspec
ielly for this purpose.