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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
NOTICE.

triet of Wisconsin j. b. d. Cogswell,
- U. S. District Attorney.
United States America the personal estate &o o.
r. l.. Harding. 80, :, c. =,
ERY virtue Ola monitor ISSUED out of the said Court on
Ed the libel Of Information the part OF he United States
against the personal estate &c. Of IL Harding as forfeit
ed I'm tied States by the said a. Harding BY rea
son oil his 3d ng and assisting in the present rebellion
against the the United states as propound
ed in said libel Of nformaOp,I have seized the personal
estate of the said E. l. Harding TO wit I'M = I, =,
"a debt credit due from one Reason Boil o.
Kenosha Wisconsin to e. L. Ha riding amounting 70
rom one hundre hundred and twenty-five
dolla%s S25, together with interest IRON ISL n -
1860, 81 wing otice thereof to said Reason BEN
Notice is therefore given in pursuance OF an order
Court persons claiming the said personal estate
ing having anything say why the same snopla ~
be condemned and sold pursuant TO the prayer OF he
libel informa that they and appear before he a
Court held In the said District OF Wisconsin,
Nj waukee the third day Of October next at ssyen
o'clock of the said dayf the same shan Dc
day jurisdstion otherwise tbs next day OF urs,
dcto thereafter then and there TO M anu
to make Their allegations in that behalf -...
nc 23rd 7 lfI Marshall
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sEHERIFF,s SALE.


state Of wisconsin, KeuOsha COun ~
.i Circuit CsurG.
Hope Lathrop against Samuel + Comstock and Eli G
Runals.
pursuance Of the judgment In the above entitled ac
ton rendered July 9th 1864 at the regular team Of
said Hudson Fox, Sheriff of said county Of Keno
sLa shall offer for and sell public auction, at the
door Of the Court House in the city and county Of
Kenoha State Of Wisconsin, st ten o'clock in the fore
ofSatUrday the Path day Of September 1864 the
following described lots parees of land or much there
uha be sufficient to satisfy said judgment and costs
with the such sale 20 witThe south half Of lot
10 in block forty three 43 excepting the east forty
Of said lot being the southeast quarter of sec
liz thirty S town two p north Of range twenty
three (23 and in the city and county Of Kenosha
Terms Of sale Cash Dotted August 10, 1864
HUDSNO FOX, Sheriff
"f By w. w. BAKER,
q. S. g. r. H.HEAD, Under Sheriff.
PlG's Attys. TWO
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sg- The New York Herald gives it up al

So The New York Herald gives it up al
ready. 1t says:
''As against the torlorn Democracy, Abra-
ham Lincoln has the majority party at his
back, and the balance of power in his hands.
His reelection, therefore which might have
been defeated by a new Union party organ
ization of all the opposition elements can
not be defeated by the demoralized Democ-
racy, under their shent persistent and Regen-
CIV managers at Chicago. In this view, Cen
eraI Mcclellan will act wisely in declining
a nomination which if he made and accept
ed, could only end in his defeat"
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Manhood: how lost. how Re store d

q UST publ she'd, edition of DIR. Culver
- wells Celebrated h ssay on the raaicdE
cure without med cI e) of Sea n1dtO. rhOeG sam
inal Weakness, Involuntary Semir al Losses. I7pO-
tecy, Mental and Physical !ncapac.ty, imped
TO Marriage, also, COnSunepti07t, EpltepsY aad
RUS, Induced h. s"''-'"drlgence or sexual extrava
gance. m
GB Price, in sealed enveloT, only cents
The celebrated au thor in This admirable essay cea,
y demonstrates, from tkirty years successful prac
that the Altar ming consequence of self abuse
be radically cur without the daLgeI inter
nal medicine or lie application of The knife pointing
out mode OF cure, at once simple, certain and eff
ectnal by means of which every sufferer, matter
ly, privately, and rddGcdkty.
eB This Lecture should be in the hands of eve ry
youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope to any al.
dress, post paid receipt of six cents, or two post
stamps, Address the publishers
OHAS. j. O. KLINE 4 CO,
7BOwery ew York, Post Office box 1856.
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I'm $shn County Court.
In the matter of the estate o. Matthias Barger, de-
ceased. tett'a'tt t-> n. az W
To all phOm IL may concern.
II FILTERS OF administration on ga ID estate
u having been issued to Barnard JOHNSON, OF the
town Of Brighton in said county, the 9th day OF
May 1864 and 10 months from aud after said day be-
ing allowed and limited for creditors present their
claims for examination and allowance notice is here
by given that the undersigned will on Frdv the 23d
day September 1864, at his office in the &t1 of Ke
nosha receive, examine and adjust all CLAIMS and de
mands of all persons against said deceased
Eas-A eHt4-l - l. w. WEBSTER,
Ind1
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0'AH' DR.. ". r. MERWLN & CO., {
SoLR PRoPRrRToBs,
No. 50 Liberty street, New York
Sold by F ROBINSON, kenOSha

WKTHEREAs, the lands misunderstanding
Wv owned by the subscriber, and in which she IS IN
erested upon which the track of the airoad OF the
Green Bay Milwaukee and Chicago rairo ad company
was constructed and which company afterwards was
known as the milwaukee, and Chicago railroad COM
rany :" and which lands have been and still are APP
proprated by the Chicago and Milwaukee railway
company it's track, without compensation having
first been made therefor, as by law required, ana no
compensa ton has ever been made therefor
Therefore, notice is hereby given, to whom it may
concern, and to you, the said "the Milwaukee and
Chicago railroad company" and 10 you, the ohlcdgo
and Milwaukee railway company" that on the l9th
day of October A. 1854 at one O'Clock in the after
noon application will be made to the Hon. Davld
Nogge Circuit Judge the circuit court of encsha
county, at his chambers IN the city OF haGne IN M
State Of Wisconsin, to appoint three dsinterested
freehoders the State of Wisconsin who shan not De
of kin to the owner of said land any way interest
ed in said companies either Of them to De CONF
missoners to view and examine the said lands ia
ken and estimate the value of The lands so taken ana
the amount of damages which the owler Thereon mas
sustained or may sustain by reason OF the taxing OF
thu for the construction and use oil the sAd ROAD
or works appertainng thereto if any and above
the benefits advantages which may accrue to Inc
owner thereof, and to make report in writing as
required by law in such cases TO the CIRCUIT couFt ioE
Kenosha county :.
The follow. is a description of said lands, to wit
part of the north west quarter OF section Six IN Town
one north nge twenty east, begnlng at the
north east corner said quarter section ana running
thence south along the said quarter section line IoorouS
and from thence eighteen rods and seven INKS
and from thence running north para!e With tt east
line of said quarter section 148 rods, running thence
west fur rods thence north 20 rods to the center OF
the town line road called, and from thence east
along the centre of the said town line ROAD zz fous
and seven links to the place of beginning.
Said railroad track the subscribers SAID lana
in northerIy and souherIy direction on or near said
quarter section line and takes strip OF hcr land
about 1853 rods long and 90 feet wide ,,
Lated Kenosha September - h A. d. 1864:
MARY A. POMER0Y.
J. ]. PETIT, of KeLoshs,
torn
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Ia Probare-Keno.hS Co.Oo"rt.

Ia PrObaIe-KenOshE Co. Court.
Estate of Hugh wilson, late of Bristol in the county
of Kenosha. etaasT y q tar..s ...rE
DY order Of lice nse OF the county court OF the
HID county Of Kenosha, duly gwen the following
real estate belonging to the real estate OF Hugh wis
son late of the of Br isto ia said county, Will be
oered forsale at public auction front of the dwell
ing house on said premises on Saturdaythe 18th day
Of October nsxta two o'clock in the aernOon,to wiz
The east half of the south east quarter and all that
par of the west half of said quarter section lying
east of the center of the O'Plain river, OF Sec
ton No. four oftownshp No. one l north OF
range No. twenty zone 81 east; said parcels sup
posed contain 1873 be the same less. u
.ATerms made known at the time and place OF sale.
.. ..... ... REUBEN ii. DEMING,
Administrator of said estate
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LANES CELEBRATED
PATENT SELF-AC'TENG
Ell q ND LOOM

This woGderful invention is practically adapted to
the family of tn elabOring man. to be used In making
nil rhe heavy and substantial goods worn by them
By the simple turning of an easy crank, the whoie
process of viewing performed Its parts are all sell
changing. requiring skill to weave, 1t lets on the
WARP the warp beam, winds up cloth, throws the
and treads the treddtas all with OF molon
When the warp is once drawn through the REED anu
of the Seifacng Loom, on the same warp snu
without machinery, Jeans Satinets, TWeeds Lin~
sew Sing and Double plain cloth, &C., cen be made,
and the changes from Kind to another can be made
in ge minutes, On all other looms The warp is drawn
in differently for each kind of cloth, ta. ..
The Self actng loom s small, neat snd isht only &C.
cupying the space of sma breakfast tab3, The ma.
chnery is simple aud durable, SO thataliyone can tell
the why's and whereores about it, and with but little
experience, it successfully without the least liability
of getting it out of order,
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The Richmond Enquirer urges that no prison
ers be taken hereafter from raidipg parties, but
that all be put 20 death that can be reached.
II says: Dead Yankees require no guards
and eat no raIions; they never escape; and thew
fight no more battles; when once lost they are
never fouad. May not this rule work well both
wGys7
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HoN. LEWIS CAss DENoUNCEs THE COPPER
HEAD PLATFoRM-We learn, says the Chi
cago Tribune, from undoubted authority,
that Gen! Cass denounces the Chicago Cop
perhesd Platform in the strongest terms.
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County Geposha [ On t-'
Cit Of KeuoSba. 90 --. . . ..s.
To Nicholas Frost,
WTOU are hereby notified, that warrant of attach
property attached TO satisfy he dena nd Of Andrew
Schofen, amour ling 1ollarst and twenty-five
cents now unless shall appear before Silas mes
Justice ofthe Peace and for said County, at his
in said city the Sth day OF October 1854, at
O'Clock the afternoon, uds ent win be rendered
against GU, aud your propertv be sold to pay the
debt ANDREW SCHOFFEN.
Dated this 18th day of September 1854
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4 GENTLEMAN in Hartford Wednes>
day found FIVE chickens hatched in his pantry
from eggs purchased his grocer. They had been
placed near q chimney which completed the
work begun by the not July sun. The Hart
ford Times has verifcation of the story
from the owner of the chickens, who has refusea
an offer OF g. apiece for them.
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srATE oF wI.>cNNsIN.

Circuit Court, County, o. RchoNnh
Patrick Kelly and Asa HATCH Plaintiffs 0r0i7'S bId-
get Oh owe, Sam uel Rooney, Administrator o. zoe
estate Of Andrew Grove deceased, James ~TB's
and the unknown heirs Of John Grove deceaa' 90
Defendants. .. .--.s ID. %. 81
....+- .. Summons /or ReIjeE
To Bridget Grove, Samuel Rooney, administrator OF
the state of Andrew Grove, deceased, James Lam
gin and the unknown heirs Of John Grove deceased.
NTQU. AIR 2 hereby summoned and required to
Y .swer the complaint in this action which is fled
in the Office OF The clerk ofhe circuit court county Of
Keuosha, August Is, 1864, at the city Of Kenosha,
Wisconsin, and 70 serve copy Of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at his Office in the
city of Kenosha aforesaid, within twenty days after
the Sc vice Of this summons you, exclusive Of the
day Of such service; and If you fa TO the said
compla at within The time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this action Will apply to the curt for relief demanded
in the complaint. j. J. PETIT,
dated Sept. Il, 1854. Owls PI1tntffs' Aay.
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State of Wisconsin. oironit court for the county CT

State Of Wisconsin. Circnit court for the county CT
Kenosha. "..-
Summons for Relief.
Joseph Bishop, pla intf, dgst Daniel
McManman, Bridget McManman his 900 C. stamps
wife and the unknown heirs Of Pat
rick Smith deceased defendants.
The State Of Wisconsin to the above AIMED defend
ants.
WTOU are hereby summoned and required to
n answer the compliant in this action, of which
copy is herewith served upon you and copy
Of your answer to the said comp ain on the subscr
Der at his office in the city and county OF kenosha
within twe y vs. after the service OF
the day OF such service and II you fail to he
said complaint within the time aforesaid, the said
plan will apply to the court for the relief demand
I'd In the complaint A. e. COLE Plfs. Atty.
= Dated sept Sth 1864 6wl5 city Of Kenosha Wis.
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q" Anything pite You dar?" inquired
one Dutchman ofanother, while engaged in
angling.
No, noting at ALL
':Vell" returned the other, noting pite
me, too"
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SALE ON ECLOsURE.
KemOshn County Circuit Court

Robert p. Mari against Meredith Rowland.
VuNAkE notice. tuat in Of judgment Of foreclosure
N OF in the above entitled action, entered
and perfected the November term Of this court A D.
1868. shall sell for cash the court house kenOsha
city, the oath day Of Septemb 1864 ct o'clock in
the afternoon the highest bidder the following desorib-
e farm of land beiDg and lyng In tho town Of Somers,
EOsa County Wisconsin, being the south half Of the
nor IN quarter Of number thrtytLree 30 in
nsbip 3lmber two q north Of range number TWEEN
east, con aiming so acres more or ess aeeor
pfor mortga preni' es made by said Rowland
$500 az ~" ~ oht = EH HUDSON FOX,
N0N'1'e' Sheriff Of sha County by
-..r. w. W. BAKER, Under Sheriff.
H. OIL, A II 1922
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rY@A project has been started in London to
found a college for working women, 10 be open
in the evening, where not only the common bran =
ches will be taught ia the more ignorant. Out
the higher branches for the benefit Of the poor
teachers. A workingmen's college has been in
successful operation in that city for a number of
years
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T. .. Farmers should bring their work in, in good
season for repairs instead of waiting till the last
minute. m
REM mber the place. ellis Planning Mill Premises,
Kenosha, Wis Lfe
r B. WHITAKER.
henosha March LIST, 1864 1y39.
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CHEROKEE INJECTION
Compounded from Roots, Banks and Leaves 's

.iL Jlss ffF.rl
CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian piureIc
cures all diseases of the urinary organs sucn 90
confluence of the Urine. Inflammation OF inc 9So
Insammation OF the Kidneys. Stone IN the blAu w.
etrtrtnre Gravel, Gonorrhea, elect, and 10 80
ciaIly eoonmended in those cases Oh 1saon
Cor Whites in females) where all the oio A""'-
~ II Ia prepared in highly concentrated form
the dose only be1ng nom one to teaspoonlus 'nioe
times per day.! E#as-. = 49,, ourt
e7v- n Ia diuretc and Alternative in its action PuIt
60, end cleansing the blood causing It to now u
-, s ;,s original purity and V1gori thus reno
s-o he system all pernicious causes when nave IN
'A'y HEROISEE INJECTION is intended IS an
nv or assietautI to the Cherokee KeHleNyS az
shor,d no used In conlunctio with that medicine In
ali cases OF teet Gonorrhea, Fluor AlDus OF nAso
Its effects are healing, soothing ana ~ ~.
moving all scaldng, heat and PAIN, 1nsVeau VI A
burning and almost unenduraDIe PAIN siAa' - f
enced with nearly all the cheap qusck 1n1ecnons'
EF By the use Of the CHEROKEE NE MhO4 e ~
CHEROKEE INJEGTION-the two medicines at tne
same time-all improper discharges are removes:
and the weakened organs are speedily restored W Au
Yigor aud strength. .r. ,.-...s. -.,.... . -, .
RV Price. Cherokee Remedy DC Pol OO'SAS' ~
three bottles for IS. " =. .
vg- Price. Cherokee Injection, 81 per bottle Of
three bottles for IS. - ..L rss -
Kw- Sent by Express to any address Cd receipt o.
price. e, ,,+ 7.., .t..... ... ~. -..
kE- For full particulars get our pamphlet rom any
drug store in the country write US and we VIII mai
free TO any address, full treatise. 800 u.
All such orders must be sent 10 G. A. CooA, Cnlca
20 our General Agent for the West. p. o. BOZ 6oI4
sold ia Chicago. by FULLER, FINCH FULLER
wholesale druggists, and by all Druggists everywnere
II e. A, COOK, CHICAGO. General Agenf Tor IN
States of Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin, Michigan ana
80 DIR. w, r. MERWIN & CO.,
| s.g..... r......t4. SOLE PRoPRIEToRss
/ A.,. No. SO Liberty street. New york;
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NOTICE.

The Co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersie ned under the Firm name and stye of
"head oampbsU," Is this day dissolved by mutua al
consent All liabilities of the late arm viii be paid
oy Daniel Head, to whom all moneys owing to the
late hrm must be paid iDsraeSiafegs. 81
Dated Sept. 5th. 1854, d
- ---'- DANIEL HEAD
SS---. DEWITT CAMPBELL,
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County of Kenosha. - !, Lh,,
Hudson Fox Sheriff of said Kenosha county 90 hefeDy
certify the above ID true copy OF the
General election served upon me by the secretary
9f the State of Wisconsin aud now on ME m my
to said notice and the Statutes In relation
Elections notice hereby given, that III au.
dillon to the State ofcers Designated in the ahoVe
of the Secretary Of State the following county or local
officers are TO be elected, to VIII T., ,,bo0e
~ She, If for said county in place of Hudson to1whose
term of offco will expire the first Monday Oh January
a CIcrk the Circuit Court for said county, in place
of Rim whose term of Office will expire on the hrsC
Monday of January A. D. 1860 ~. 1aoo NJ p
N C0unU Treasurer for said county, in the place %
H Wood whose term of office will expire on the hrS'
Monday of January, d. 1850. 4, -. oF II
a EcesteT of Deeds said county, in the place OF n
Fl TarbelI whose of office will expire on the fS'
Monday oil January,A o. 1869. =. .,.a ., ,,ark
n District Alto ney, for said county in place O. MARE
Dresser whose term OF OF ONCE Will expire OH 'e
Clerk of The hoard Of Supervisors for said county IN
place of Ira PIERCE who Sc term OF olce VIII sAP o
the FIRST Monday OF January, A. d. 1865. e -,
A Couau StyrrioT for said county in the place q
otbr0p r whose term Of Office will expire on the hrsC
Ccyoner for said county the place of Harvey Dar-
kee, whose term OF once Wlll expire on 1he ni''i
DeUber Of .AssembLv, for the Assembly District com
of the ward of the city and the towns Oh
The county Of in the place of A e. barry whose
term office viii expire on the hrst Monday VI
Iiso supervisor for the LIST Supervisor District,
comnosed Of the several wards Of the City OF
Ia al ,he yacanc occasioned by The ressigdauon on
Daniel Head. The term o. office vii expire on the
first Monday Of January. A D. l901;s rov
Kenosha Au gust 25th 1854 hUDSoN Fo,s
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he is prepared to manufacture to order, any article
O. Machinery in Wood or Iron Work, from Steam
Engine to Fstchtor6, Agricultural Implems nts, &c
or 10 DO any and asortS of Repairing short notice.
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Peace is every way eminently desirable.
1t can be had by fighting for it a,a t.a
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York Liierexceeded that Of any other IN the
UAited States, #.e.3asg--a
In reply the second communication from the Agent
Of the "Home,' L, H. Kellogg, which sppesred in this
r paper several weeks in which he attempts 10 ex
plain Mr. Wright's corrected report, which had pub
lished I would add but few allowing his
rel PRESENTATIONS Of said report TO be correct would
make out that the Hon Ezur Wright, Of Mass. 70 say
nothing Of the officers of the tNew York Life ~ was
guilty Of gross dqPkcy, IN thus palming of on the
Pubic, statement 70 maze the standing Of a CeHpa-
ny appear better than the facts would warrant The
Agent exhibits rather more thar his stup6itv in
resorting to such representation after quoted
8 Mr. Wright as Authority for stsndg OF NJ own
q and OF her companies. In d pnbIisbad
Wright April 10 1864, he says: "er b,y On :, So:
Report, latluding to his Report 1868 ill., ~ -
cent actual nSrated premium resery. 80 $50
or the New York Life Insurance CO. of N $3.50
'- printed IN part OF the edition. The correct sg,I
are 12o 2T." The Agent ofthe Home ON fitted o. ~;
portant fact when be gave the figures bis adyers
asht rs an index OF the StandihE Of ere severe co
= p4nies via "a The Home" when was Hrst organ
lied had Stock CdpitgL Of 1928 600 to absorb ~ rst
II Fpress and On fhesae basis be gives his adyer>
taenenh eeud have given al that time Vdstg better
eet showing, and every policy they have issued since
would give the Company poorer showing.
15Aoe 90 z-zlz=J.G - LIS. KELLOGG, Agent, rr-f
t-ss.- ts5iEI 80 fprthsHsw Yerk. Life. |
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS
Count the Costs and Profits !

Good Jeans or sstnets are now worth per
yard at wholesale s........... rs cts 3.
Cotton linen warp, per I'd, Is cts, r.ko 81 ~,
Filling for yard OF jeans cost AZ cts, ~ " w.
One loom will cas- lily IS yards Of jeans Sat
inets in a day, making a saving To the Is
yards, profit TO the manufacturer per day, 1870,
To the farmer who raises his wool, and manu-
features into cloth for home the market much
greater profits realized, making his wool bring him
double what would in its
For town rights single looms for Kenosha and Ra-
cine counties apply tie suDscr iber at his residence
in Soners, address .... Es %
4. PERKINS, Kenosha.
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Assets, $4,000, 000- Securely Invested
This is one Of the Oldest Safest most Successful
Life Insurance Companies in the United States, of
fers advantages exceled, and in repects
squatled by any other Il has paid to Widows and
phans Of the assured over Eighteen Hundred
Thousand Dollars. Its Trustees in New York City
are Of the very first and most reliable Names
The New York Lfe5 receipts for the last year were
larger In proportion to it's capital than any other
Company the continent. (See sworn statements to
the General Superintendent of the Insurance Depart
ment.) The New York Life has to Policy
Holders more in the form Of divieends propt oron
10 its capital the last year, than any other Company
doing business in the United States.
1t is strictly mutual, the polly holders receiving
the entire profits.
eW- Special In the selection oft its risks-strct
eeonomy-and safe and judicious investment of its
funds-emphatically characterize tie management of
this Company. -Aa
Premiums received Quarterly, Sesi- annually, or An
nualy at the option of the assured Policies ISSUE in
all the various forms, of Whole Lie, Short Term En-
doWment Annuity, &c.
DIFXDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY
The mortality among its members has been proDor
tOndteIg Tess than that of any other Life Insurance
Company in America-a result consequent on most
careful and judicious selection Of lives and one of
great Importance to the policy holders
1t offers to the assured the most abundant security
In large accumulated fund, amounting now to