The Portland daily press., 1864-10-19
I'd Life 1nSuramce.
ELEVEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,

The Dividends for the past five years (SS. 900 000)
are lar ger in amount ana proportion to premiums
paid, thanw ever declared in the same space of
time by any company IN the world. The business OF
this company is conaucted on the Mutual principle
in the stctest sense of the term the entire surplus
deducting necessary expenses alone, being equita-
Its rates of premium are iorer than those of the
majority of other Life Insurance Companies, yet lis
diviCends nave been greater; the result Of most
careful and udicous see etion olives and the favor
able rate OF interest on its Investments, being per
cent. vni
portionatey less than that of any other Life Insur
ance Company intither America or Europe whose
experience has been made known--a result in the
highest degree favorable to policy holders. -sgr
The amount insured in this Company exceeds that
of any other Life Insurance Company In the United
States, thus aordtng Crater security-the necessa-
ry law of average having more scope for operation.
The assets of the Company invested exclusive
Y on bonos ana MOf5gages on on heai Es5ate wor.a
in State City Stocks; the eolidity and security
of which will be conceded, with no premium notes
to eat out ts vitals and the profits ofits members
Security Is, In Life Assurance, the paramount con
sideraion; and all other circumstances being equal
that company the SAFEST having the largest accum
uations and in which the largest number is assured
Its expenses are less than most all other companies.
| Its system of NoN-FoRFEITING PoLIoIEs. Also
certain age say 49, 45 60 55 or 65 years. or in
OF death before arriving at that age and its pay
ments in FIVE, TEN or more annual instslments, Is
| much more advantageous than that OF any other
| Company In this country. 81 4fssl3 q /.
No person who has insured with this great Com
pany during the al years have been It's agent in
this city has ever Withdrawn or discontinued his
Policy from any dissatisfaction or misunderstand-
ing to the operation oithe system, while
insured with other companies have done 60
Many Policies now outstanding at my agency have
increased more thad 80 per cent. on the sum nsur-
ed, and much more than the amount Of premium
paid, viz = ~ 49,, 5il,7i,5-54.'sl
Policy No; 1852, insured for $4,000 is now worth
Policy No. 1857. insured for $4,000 is now worth
$12,000--incresse $500, 49, s-strn
Having run but little more than twelve years
Many other instances with similar results can be
shown to any who will call on me. and many inter
esting facts of great value will be furnished cheer
fully. -
Documents and all needful information cheerful.
y furnished at the Office or by mail to remote par
ties and inquirers. -a
l. PORTLAND REBEREECBs.
Hon. J. B. Cahoon, T Woodbury. s. Dana, oasg
Rev. A. Burgess, ]. b Fillebrown, 5ya3ii
Wm, w. Woodbury., Lewis Pierce, y nasisHai
Charles Davis, s, r. Leasitt, at4
: Charles Payson, Charles Mclaughlin, 81
E p. 6errish, Charles Sager, a6tfuL
L Philip II. Brown, Payson Tucker, aat
j james Z. Carter, A. L. DennisoR, 81 saoI
George a Wright, Jos. Robson, 81
Thomas Shaw, A. L. Hobson,C sE sc
Chas. e. Adams, ESQ. Rev. E. Muller, and many
H.H. Kurdish, others. ~ is l5i's
4 ss W,D. LITTLE, Agent, 81 Exchange st.