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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
Opposing the Coyernmens

The ultras. headed by greenback Chase,
Greeley, SumnerS Wade, Fr6mball. Love
joy and others Of. the radical stamp, have
otepad their batteries upon ..Honest Old
Abe ''sand are pc ting hia vigorously
Notwithstanding for lh last three years
they have been denouncing it treason to
criticiss or disssnrfrom thspcficy and acts
of the Administration. they are how found
amongst the bitterest of bis revilers.
In recent document cent forth to the
people as embodying The sediments Of the
Republican party, the President is assail-
ed in most violent terms aud his policy de-
nounced as ''sacll lating and iudecisive y
He is arraigned for constantly going "be-
tween two theories, taking no positive
ground for either. bat holding on to the
skirts Of both.'' | aee ssi
This Abolition Republican manifesto also
declares that the people have lost all CON.
6dence 10 the ability Of the President to
suppress the rebellion and restore The
Union. aud remarks that Ibis iute rest is to
prolOng the war as a means Of eeroet6atioe
his power" tio'sa aa
In reference to the two theories regard
ing the rebellion; this anti Lincoln AboIit-
! ion document. says: i- b.s5i..
Two theories in regard to it have and
now divide the Amaficah Fed:le. One is.
! that the southern states are S1IIl states of
/ tie AmeIican Urion thar their several
Consultations and laws, though silent 10 the
4 presence OF the rebel puwer, viii 1pon the
suppression of the rebellion revive, and
i the people return to Their fsrmsr rights =
] The other theory is, that III, are no Icing.
er states in the American Union, in the
sense OF the constitution but the rebellion
! having acquired the strength and consis-
tency of belIigerent power. the status of
the entire population has. been changed,
from citizeDs to aliens, and thew Do not re-
turn to their rights upon the'suppression Of
the rebellion, but only to such as the SUI
?reme legislative power may give them -
! Had Mr.. Lincoln adopted either one OF these
! theories and adhered to it vigorously, he
might, long since have ended the rebellion
GESy~ Had he chosen the first, he could, be.
! .Jo"eHIs, hare brought back the states ,niA.
Their institutions and lacs, Slaces and all.
Had be. adopted the other, and sustained
Fremont and Hunter, the friends Of free.
dom knoc that, the rebel trnies might
have been overthrt wb and thA whole
/ territory in possession of the United States,
! With the manacIes Of, every..lsye stricken
/ Gu from the Sosqnehannah to the EiO
y y rEsa III o btaul E.. .
IhisdcertaiFly isa serious charge upon
which to arraign ''the Government" The
responsibility of prolabgiug the war is
| placed directly upon his shoulders. All
the blood and all the treasure that have
been sacrificed during the last two years,
Is directly chargat1e, according to the opir :
In of the radical Champions. to the sacilli;
auDg course Of the President and has been
cruel and needless waste
If tt'be treisint 70 oppose 'the Govern.
ment'' in time Of war. surely Chase. and
Horace Greeley, and their adhereuts, are
the variest Of traitors a..- aa@
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
TAX SALE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to All r.r.o,,, ..,i..
ara s 1s5 1ads and lots FOR xes ana eo.s has
win Co1ntI sn :, the Court House in lie e on oa.
ynne isyl purchased have b.oSns az, "a day OF
lowing der S. e. u he SG oI-
"a from rast side Of a lot Sue, to-.it
sE sec "a I 81 Il E2G from esss o. n ~
~, ne NV sec u rse II y t ~ q.
=; =, nom ea.t side % SC nwI< - - = :. Z;
10 =; 20 en 18th Sc by leo n deep est "a p,,i
east side Of lot IL Block so1sb from
~ LA. the time Ct redemption will expire m ,vo
LOckport, Feb q, 1884. .. kAfFKRTF.
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THE Singer SEVITG NAEHIIE.

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fast gaining world-wids reputation II a bexops,
doubt the best and cheapest and most beautI 81 an
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No other Family Sewing Machine has so many u.rfui
appliances for Hemming, Binding, Telling. TuckinT
Gathering Guae ing. BTaidings EmbroideTfng Cord
IEg. and 30 forth. No other Family Sewing Machine
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will sew all kinds Ct cloth, aud with all kinds Of
thread. Great and recent improvements make cur
Family Sewing Machine most reliable, and nIoet du-
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ter Family Sewing Machine. Our family eeNfna
Machines finished in ehaste and exqusite styIe
The Folding Case Of the Family Machine II . piece
o. cunning workmanship oftbe most useful kind II
protects the machine when not IN Ese, and when,
about 20 be opsTated may be opened spacious and
substantial table to sustain the work While come a
the Cases. made ont Of the choicest vOods are nish
are adorned and embeIlsAsd In the most costly anS
superb manner.
his absolutely necessary to see the Fsmjtv NJ
chime in operation e - % judge Of great CAPACITY
and beauty.
Itis fast becoming popular for family saut,,
OR Manufacturing machines are for manuf1ct1rinr
The Branch Ofaces are wen suppl.sd v,th an
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The SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
= A1-CHIcAeO 0ERIcE, 50 cLARK ST 49,
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SMALL Pox,-We learn that few cases
OF this disease exist at Camp Erwin near
this city. II is hoped thnt precautiou
may be taken by our city authorities 20
contne 1t 20 its present locality. In the
meantime let those who have not been wee.
cinated, delay it 10 longer. This ioath-
some disease RACES iu most of the towns
and cities in the country, and in sumo To-
calities III an epidemic form. -- -
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SHERIFF'S SALE

- from tue Circuit Court Of Will County a s.xor
o. DANIEL Bal and Harvey J. Hoster who sue for m.
wood and Mary q. Wood DEFENDANTS az q os.,orL ~
on me 10Th day OF March, ls6i at the north door
1i tue Court House, in the city orJoliet SHAH rr
f' y "a II DEFENDANT in and to the following Jescrib
- piIoper., iowit: The north quarter oi ne
9i ssse quarter IN "a ssz1 Of Section twentyoue
- - Aiso seven and thirtytwo bundrrths acres
~ tine NORTH west corner Of the soufh east orsrtr -
same seetion the who'd ntaiuing about ForfyseTen
anu 'rti Two enc huntrefhs acres Of aud more or
is and beng In the County Of Will and state or
5r GEORGE MONROE. Sheriff, Of Wfuco5
FL. =, zee, 81 EDSIs GIBBS, Deupty.
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Tax sale Wc.1S-

Notice l. hereby given that at sale oflo,,
Tor 'sfes he'd On tie 23a day Of April 1861 ia.tS.
81. - comfy OF VIII and State e nIino1S
one-ha ~ n9rth Of railrOad lot no two (2l is hIoe
no. iorty-one t4le also the hndfsided onebsif IN
al also the undivided one-haif on on ali norm 81
raliroad lot one in block forty one (IT also n
und!,iaed one, hai "a OF al north Of railroad Lt
ton to Joliet in the city Of Joliet county az WHY
and State Of Illinois, tet the holder II ~. 80
tncates and that REDEEM tlcn VIII expire IN two ysrr.
from above date 80 VIRRIHcgSWr-O
Joliet, Feb. e. 1884 80 ~.
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Tax 6aIe 0o1Icei

Notice Is hereby given that at sale Of lots Al a
Isnas Tor taxes, held the Esd day Of April Is62 in
the city OF Joliet, county Of VIII and State Of ii-
nos the following lots we're sold. to-Eit: Except 10
iset o. su9 LOT Tour ~ q Let Eve 90 in block :Eo D.
OF that part Of lot Eve (5J lying scEh
OF hock Island BR in Esst Joliet In the CITY Of Jos
e. county Of viii and State Of Illinois that / Am
Ihe assignee Of the certificate and That redemptioD
VIII pire In two ears from above date
Feb. 3, 1854. GEO q UIPRTNcroU
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

Aue udYuf uTCefed the Clerk to GALL fhe
roll-PreseDt Aid. DooIittIs, Hieiubotbsm
Hersbbach, SCheidt. Hunter, Ulrich. Cav.
win, Austin. Clabby, Casey, Tiehe and
Caswtl. ass
On motion of Aid Csgvin, the council
adjourned to meet on Friday the Sth. 1864
at 2 o'clock P NJ
W. IL. FARLEY, City Clerk.
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Now that the abolition papers have act
oily opened the warfare on old Abe, the
"copperhead" Journals may as wen retire
from the contest, as the superiority in
power OF vitupsration of the former is as
apparent as it has heretofore been Oh other
subjects. Greeley, for instance, who never
does things by halves. walks into our .'sec
opd Washington" at every opportuaity.-
Here is q specimen:
p The RJn. II. Winter Davis, Of Mary.
land, is one Of the sbIest men in the press
ent congress. Elected as IN out-aud-out
loyalist, administration man and ema, ci-
pationist, he cannot endorse the silly, crude,
inconsistent and dangerous erpedients Of
Honest Old Abe in the way of rsconstruc,
ton, but hatly tells him these things will
never do. Let President Lincoln prepare
to take in his sails accordingly. for al dis
passionate. thoughtful men agree in opin.
ION upon this business with Winter Da
Wis"
The Democracy can now stand aside and
watch further developments in this XIII
kenny cat fight among the ''Only original"
loyahsts Of the country. with supreme
Indifference whether the husband OF the
bear comes out triumphant. El -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08
IA ESTATE OF henry DoNcAsryp Dpo,n

DUBLlC Notice Il hereby a,ren. &C.. 81, 49,.
z Mona.y OF April next, (being the Isth aay on
Sri month thsl attend before the County const Oh
ior The ~ me Voart House in the city of Joliet.
sgslnst the estate Of Henry Doncaster late n MD
.s deceased Hhen and where all Claimants are
e'sHs m willing, again said estate, for adjustnent
All persons indebted 70 said estate are ~ - reonest
Cd 10 make pc. ment TO the tndersIRned ithont
WILLIAM BELL, Adm
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

The government has 10000 diseased
hoses at Washington that are dying off
rapidly. The men who are taking care Of
the horses contract the disease, aud are
dying atths rate of ten OF fifteen daily
Specuiatorsa are purchasing these diseased
horses and taking them to various parts Of
thecOuntry, aud the disease will doubtless
spread through the econntry, spreading
disease and death among men and ,anj-
mails $50. .s - -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

The very liberal offer made by Massa-
chuseAs, through her executive, to the
other states of the Union, should be closed
iu with ere II be to late. She proposes, IN
substance, that if the other states will fur
nish all the troops and bear the other
burdens. OF the war, she will agree tie do
tue manufacturing necessary for the coun-
try; or, IN other words, she wall take all
contracts for furnishing shoddy coats,
shirts; blankets, &C., for the srmy aud ma.
W. Illinois seems to appreciate this most
magnanimous offer, for she dlls Der quotas
promptly, and meets the manifold demands
upon her treasurer without . murmur.-
Sac Register.
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iGardenfnrf GarSer10-TV

The subscriber would respectfully announce to me
public that be is ready to offer his service as 16
Country learned Gardner All fluse thar wish N So
tnei. e4raen& whether Orchard Kitehenl in good
ana useful style l1ay give their orders soon and
audIess ~. LIMPEkICH, z. Q. box b73 InIiet m
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NOTICE.
EsTATA oP PERRY SrrRnFs nrngn

EstAIh OF -fEKRY lSTURGEs, DECD
Il Monday Of April next. (Deing the 18th 6av ofe.d
nonth shall attend before the county Court a. viii
County, at the Court Ho1ss In the city OF joliet for tho
purpose OF settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate Of Perry Starges late Ct aaid County
deceased, when sud where all claimants are notified
aug requested 70 attend and present their claims In
writing against said estate for adiustmenf
All persons indebted said estate are also reouest-
ed 70 make payment the unersiened fthouf ieIav
d LIT. =. SARAH l. SHURGEs, Admx.
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1T1Usrap - =. hIoiAEL RoDeERs. bfcb.
Monday q Nav = hereby herr, given, s % ne Sd
81 VIM mno1th9 shall attend Sosg ne 1oth day Of
the pSrpO.s sS o Cunt ne oG sts = c SoH
ss-,nst the estate Of M-h sna adjusting all Claims
notified ana ss and where az late Of said
claims in writing san., = . sss.d and present. their
ed TO- sI lndeetedto said estas. %, sjostnent.
s6Pn8 MI M Inaa1e5.ignsa SitSops dsasa
Dated March s, 1864. . AoD '-1l, Ezscutri1.'
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Joliet, FEB 18th. 1864.
SGrayed.

'Aol the sHbs>rLer in this city about the middle.
a OF Dec last, large sp0tt+d Cow, light red aud
Ehts- white lace large horns, branded on the ri06t
mp years old giving milk when she Ief,
any person giving iufuTmstion TO the underss9DeS
ed Tor their trouble
Feb. 10. 1851 JouN PPPcuaOr
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WI. FARLEY. City Clerk.
JoLIEr. March. "a ls64

Council net pursuant to adjournment.
Piesent bis Honor the Mayor aud All.
'Dodiittle, HIginbUtham, Hersehbach. Han
ter, CagWiD, Austin, Leo, Casey, CasWeIi
and Porter -, -
On motion of Aid. Casey. the Mayor and
Alderman. elect we're each d6ly Qualified
'and took their seats as members of the
common council, to wit: ian 90 sFsTi.
Edwin Porter, Msyor. .ar, e....
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Washington. March 1
From the south.

New York, March 3.
The Richmond Erdn,iaer of the 24,b
says: -.-#
AN official dispatch was received at the
War Department last night from Gen. PJlk,
stating that Sherman's forces had evacua-
ted Meridian, and were retresting in two
columns towards Vicksburg. 1t is suppos.
ed that, fDding his designs ou Mobile
thwarted and his cavalry achievements
intercepted, and being in distress for sup
plies, be was forced to abandon this evps-
diton and take the desperate expedient OF
retreat through a country stripped supplies
and laid waste by bis advance. Whether
he cau retreat successfully remains TO be
SEEM o..
Philadelphia, March. 3.
A special dispatch from the Washington
Chronicle office to the Press says:
Richmond papers announce with un
feigned regret the appointment Of Braxton
Bragg as Commhndersiu Chief Of the rebel
army. over the head Of Gen. Lee. They
also acknowledge heavy loss Of life in
Florida! n -
"a. New York, March 3.
We have Richmond papers to Monday
last, inclusive. TIER war news is not i'm
portant. Dispatches from Demopolis Ala,
Of the 23d, represent the Union force un-
der Sherman as making q retrogade move
meut. Their stories Of the cavalry fight
ing 10 Northern Mississippi are about the
same as ours from Memphis Grants.
movements bothered them. though they
claim that is advaDcs has been reported $
They say that the union force passed
through Tunnel Hill on the 26th, and Z
would not probably make stand nearer
than Chicsamouga. LongStreeI's retreat is
partially confessed. lea
a Mobile dispatch Of the 23d says that
firing was opened that day upon Fert Pow
ell. Six Monitors aud four guub,ats shell
led all day 81 s& "a
The Florida affair is made much Of, and
with reasOn, but the re bells concede Sc we're
losses on their side. E@
Lieut.. Austin. u S. Regulars one Of the
escapes from Libby. had been Tetaken. -
Thirty-one Uoion prisoners escaped while
going from Richmond TO G rorgia, near Au.
gusta. sass - sa.al
The editorials of the journals before as
are full of brug about the bright prospects
of the South, and the desperation, demon.
alization. bankruptcy, and utter hopeless.
mes Of the North. -. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

SIS D. y. W. SMITH, Sole Manufactures. Of
the NEW AMERICAN ORGANS, with tremolo attach.
ment finished In fifteen different styles elegantly pol
Ished IN hosewoed Tor paTor Also In Black WAL
nut and LAX FOR Churches, Schools, Iodges &c Rver
instrument warranted for Eve years. Prices fro,2,
SO % stO0 Also Smiths Celebrated AELODE0Ns
Ger Fer sale by 4 P SAVAGE, two doors east Of Post
O'4Se' .1-s4s- 40 NOV. To- 63
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

Great TRUrns. ~ am not great mau.
Abraham Lincoln. le gT
sis easier 60 pay.a small sum than IL
Is to pay larger ODe.--A Lincoln. &
ls5s eatisr to paw a debt wheu7yon have
ths money than it is when you haSsn't GOT
the money Old sA5e.
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''Honest Old Abe" ofsss the assistance Of
Of the army aud navy of the United States,
- TO enable ous.tsDth of the voters of any
sas' 'rebeilious State, to govern the other nine
tcnths, aad this be calls guaranteeing a
sls republican form Of government" 40 Lib
. ersy what crimes are committed in thy
Y name ~ nilkakee Union.
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HOTIGE
ESTATE OF HENRY 9. BROWN. nrc,n

Drs, s - VI HENRY 9. BROWN, DECD.
MonS.I sO, 81 e hereby gwen. that On he Th,
said month"; ,bsi ., mex. lbeing the 18th day Of
Ct for NJ at the Court House in the civ ~ S1 a1.
against shs STATE 81 81 .st,ng and .1s al claim.
notsd -, when and Were al - oL sad
raips in ~rtpS ,s attend and prIent ib sIs
All peTsOns iadspssd NJ ! ssd estate for sdjusmenf
Pay AeHt to the undsIsisn,sd si slsO request
Dsfsd Marcel q 1854 ms Hill, ESeeu toy
T575;1 : 49, - i; $50 nss-cw
tcs of &c ctpR ni Police Mas,.,-,,.
brideul oHcepSncuai a. sss spSSs % Bai sissss
business pertaining &c his cfee 70 att-nd 70 any
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son. late Treasurer of the CITY. v...t,.-
ed the sum Of $40 being money ns;d ~
him to Mayor Bowen for expenses n W..
~ suit. ~ 'er-
On motion Of Aid. DoolittIe, It vas A..
'dersd that the bills of Thos. OBriap. 7
Patrick and j. Hepdle allowed Jan. 23d.
Tor service as extra pOlice be and thew are
hereby sllPwed - per night for said sen.
vice
The Collector returned the General w..
rant for the collection Of the taxes for tbs
yeaI 1868, when on motion Of Aid. Cas
we'll. the time Tor the return ofsaid warys,,
was extended to the next regular meeting
Of the council - y -.
Aid. Caswen Introduced The following
which passed: sse-sr-' --zsss zs7..sezaes-e-.-
Resolred, That Isaac T. MiIIspsugh City
Collector of the cityof Joliet, who was
elected to that Office, at the annual muni-
cipal election held on the Sd day OF March,
1868, be and be is hereby authorized as
such collector TO complete the collection
Of any taxes CT assessments which lie now
in his hands, after the expiration of his
term of flee as such collector. a IA
On motion Of Aid. Higinbotham the
CLERK was ordered to give notice 70 the
owner or owners of Lots one and two Il az
in Block twenty-four and lot one in Block
twenty.three in North Joliet, that the
Council intend to appropriate 90 much Of
said lots for the purpose CT Strengthening
HickVry street. id,fs7ts e. aflti
On motion Of Aid. Casey, the council
proceeded to canvass the votes Of the last
annual municipal election held in the city
Of Joliet, on the I'd day of March, 1864
The Mayor appointed Aid Casey, OasWell
inc the returns, said committee upon an
examination of the Poll. Books of the sew.
eral wards, submitted the followiDgreport,
which on motion of Aid. Higinbot6am was
received, and each person having the high
ed In connection with bis name was de-
clared duly elected 20 said ofios, TO cit
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-03-08

i7soSa An American lady tainted while being
preasnted to the Empress Eugsnie, 10
paris. The lattcr was delighted at the
a1mpIimsnt.
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SOLDIER SnOr "A soldier belonging to
the 66Sh regiment, previous to Their leaving
on Friday, was accidentally shot through
the head by another soldier, who was
firing at a dog through car window
The wound WAS (. believed to be morn
tai. t4 tl.ls-4s
Ex.MAYoR STRONG 1t is due from us to
say that Elk Mayor Strong, in bis retire.
ment from the responsible Office which be
has so faithfully filed duriOg the past year
carries with him the confidence and respect
of our citizens. During his administration
of tue government Of our city, be has had
embarrassments and difficulties of no or
ldinary character TO encounter, but sur.
mounted them all and hands over the r1u.
anicipal affairs to. bis SUCCESSOR in as pros.
porous q condition as be found them. The
duties of his office have been arduous and
complicated. but he met them as became a
faithful guardian Of the peoples rights,
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Notice of DIS@oI1,1io-

fInIE GcPsrtnership heretofore existing b.,,x.., q
" stone Co has been this day dissolved bv
nlntusl consult Either VI the PARTIES viii sirn ~
hrln lame IN settling up the accounts
SW. STONE
III. SAMI 4. CASEY.
ne nnderrgned Will confuse he Grocery In sfr-.,
az inc Old stssd corrupted by g. W. Sioue 4 Co and
..-..... SAMLK. CASEY
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H Ess- The Abolition papers are trying to
Disguise the fact that the disaater to- our
army il Florida is mainly due to the cow
ard'ce Of negro troops. These lered pets
OF the Administration must be shielded
from disgrace, though white soldiers are
sacrificed by the thousand on their ac-
count. -.-. -.... -.
INTERESTING TO FARMERS As farmers
are about commencing their spring work,
we would take pleasure in recommending
them to the immense hardware establish
ment of w. S. Brooks. His assortment of
of plOws, corn planners, and other farming
implements embraces everything required
in tilling our prairie soil t.s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-11
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
AngoTtens 20 Lyi ln'gress. faets Is. Fiction.

PERSON ages % iniuIe 5000 on his Lite ii ths
"A NEE EE0LAEb irzrAs LlIn lEsuKAeuE COY gA,1- Nv
paying e72 % In easa aud note for annoy nj 49,
In al caiA eompzNiss $40 would only inlurs ss0o0
The Note plan aids 90 at The pash pInn
ef.g 81 500 IN n ysaFs ANue
iu 10 Nots Company the dividends ave spplisd a, 80.
ssias tie Hoie .ees reducing the anonnt Of t prin
sspa and interest
Ia the syentof deaa, tbs Esirs Of tbs IL cured under
the nets fyam would Fscaivs $500 less the notes uu.
paid In the Cash Company only $500 4 yxopf M nnId
TO the heirs u the deceased. -
person aged 81 was insured A the NV EpsLAsp
Mutual for fOO0 paying annual si4 10 il cash aud a
for the amount Abor -sar nss M eniiatsd
So the 69lh Regiment r. w. d a,ter fsw months ser.
nse died At!er dedueung unpaid notss, his widow
have received only ssor, one i4s iihe tbIs u6rth
thousand p4mphls~ cot up TO deceive the public.
prominent ~ .fSet Street merchant remarked a few
anee s e could make more than ten rer cent on
the Amonh Il him BY the Company at six Per cent In
terest th.e good common TIE IrrEREaf MADA
" ThH irsuRBD TIE IATBRRsf PAM 10
re COMPANY qhis important Ast is entirely iguored
BY all cash Companies. he unairness and deslgn Of
such TOO apparent
The groat Of the Note Companies has provoked
the uAust attack Of all Cash CompAnies
Of the two systems will convince any candid that
Note Company makes the largest proYiHOn for bis family
tRtout half the expense. 81
The great Object Of lite Insurance IL BENEFIT
and not q remote contingency
The ueeesuary blanks viii be furnished application
W.D. STROUD, NJ. D., Medical Examiner
At the onhce daily, from Y to l o'clock.
REFERRhCBs. ,f-
osorge n. gtusrt, Esq, james Grahapi, Beq.
Hon. WE. A. Porter, Rev. ). 3 Dalssi DID,
u. Comegys Esq boya : sfouu,
Joseph LeAf 5ls,lnE Eanha
Henry simons, Julius Lee, ksq,
D. Raynar Goodwin, .. D., WIN smith, BrlY
9henas b. Beck, Esq Baker hepkinB, o.
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
feb II ly 42b Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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