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VALEETIEEs.-Bets Jane has already
sent US valentine, but she will want to
SEND one TO some other person, and every
body will want TO send one to everybody
else, and the day sacred to Vsl's amatory
missives will soon be here. Go to Low.
rvs Literary Depot and supply yourself
with these little documents. He has a
large supply OF comic aud fancy valen-
tines.
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Just received, fall stock Of
Colts Navy Pistols,
Colts Patent 4, and 6 inch.
Smith d. NELSON'S Patent.
Ponds new Patent,
New National Revolver
Sharps Patent.
Ammunition Of all kinds on haad.
8 g. BRIpoRs,
jan27-l6d Nd. Estes House.
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I'd plTos's orrlcs, lows, |
DEs Motss u Jasttiarx l5th. les. (

II Is hereby certified that y the 1T day Of January
1865 sworn statement lea - this Office showing
Inc st.aJt.on Of the LuitfLIlAg INSURANCE CON
PAM located at New il the State 81 New York.
gu as ot JANUARY, a s5' ia sscaTdsnee siiii
this Of al Act u thf 0ensr Al assembly d The
-ase iawa entitled An Ia rettun 10 Insurance
O. i,,f1siss ap toysd Iznush = H. s57, aud Aet
ausea o. thereto, aptfsa ed rLrsaYy stn. 1853 and
Act in relaiium 20 life Insurance ComIAnie, aipro 81
Masc i1il ist2 that said iattnebt shows that said
Cel sHy ~ seascl u tie ieguiss an cunt VI capital
and tns csiea = re-Ilirs by Law
Authority l. therefore u the Above d. med Conf
psns 10 transact tlsIr appropriate ~ Insurance
In this in srre With the laws ihet rf riti
the alss Day Of JAaatfy, A b. une Thousand HI i Han
tired aid stztysix.
Ills also certified That II. II. fEs-EYCk, Of Keokck
has leen duly appointed ~ said Company their lssia
Az "a; AttorEe, Tor IA. 81 Lee Wit fuli
take Insurance therein sha To sckDDs dye
process a0x1s b! law agssn his hii'E vi %
q TX Of rc OstEct C@Ht IN AMI for SAID c9us
ti eeEt,este aid ps 81 the file la ia
oee. Ii is fur her t3keJ tat abe attained IL tfe'
nnJ ny OF said s'ais nssats
la testimony ~lsscef base hsrearto sci
nay hand sui ais 81 my sal Of eisce the &as
- an year fret above ~ritgea.
ian3l-d JAo A. ELLIOTT. Auditor CT State.
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oDnpaay = bsss1 n ~ requisite amount Of e.pts.a
80 investsd - required by law
AafhoFfty y therefore given TO the above named Com
their appfos rate business Of
m fnn efate IN acccxoane with The laws n ereof utt
- slst dsy II A. D. thousand Eigh, Han
itis also certified. that HTNRY g. TFN-vycK. NJ K.-
oxuk has been driy appointed by said Company their
Agent and Attorney for The county Of ee with
ah power 10 aks risks Of Insurance hef elm and TO ar
kno~ ledge service Of nrote provided BY law npon
:. n4 nns WIN he ". Of tn hiiet Court and for
soun.y ms seiincae and copy q the sta emf ut
NJ 70 th's once II Is further certified that the at
tsched true and correct copy Of the said
- In Testimony whereof have hereuuto a..
3i.s my hand and am ed my seal Of of5ee the A.
- and year first above written ~
JN0. A. ELLIOTT, Auditor OF state
JanSl sAML. AYRkS, Deputy.
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EA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG,

EFA VOICE FROM vICKSBURG.
ffeEssuza, Miss, A.g. 9, Ieo3,
DR.. John Bul'-Dcar Sir: / harry 10 stat. 10 20
that have USED your valuable Gedrun grers with .r,a
erent TO myself IN general debility prostrsopot
y system, pfoduce b. the unhealthy aud nsenlae in.
dne'ce OF the Mississippi river around sicksburg having
1-e with Cen Grants army throughout its zhoie south
era campaign. confidently recommend its
persons " no are exposed to unheslthy climates.
II. W. fOGLE.
Agent U. 8. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE, ny. Sept I6, ikSs
On the I'd ofJrly last Submitted tro5sgb an agent
oil mie TO the Medical Director vi the Drtaf III the
Army 81 the Cumberland sample nsy epdran Rtfers
Tor secton and requested IT, after analysis be found /,
nertorous to sanction and approve its among our
<olders.
The following Is the Medical Director reply and also
Zen h,seerans permission to ship DOZEN on1e to
have it sold to suffers. JOHN RrtI
Il am satisfied that Cearon Btiers will do no lsatm
any one IL taken properly and in moderation .ac 30
objection to Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose of IL 10
suffers. A. HENRY TIURsTOS
surgcoD and Medical Director D
Hesdqrs-tefs Department of Cumberland 4
Nashville. Tenn, July ~, 1st3.
~ yonn eah agent Mt has perinissinp toship
TO Nashville Tenn, rs gross dafen OF BnlIs Ce
Iron atters for sale TO suffers in the artny only.
fhe regulations OF the Treasury Department are 10 he
complied with strictly.
BY order Of Maj Gen. Rosecrans
WI. NJ. WILEs
Major and Provost Marshal GEN.
Tor sale, wholesale ard retail by Wilkinson Bartlett
So-' heoSnk,i Iowa sprlS-dAwlyr.
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ng- The oldeet and most permanent in.
stitutions change Horace Greeley has
been seen on one or two occasions with
out his inevitable drab coat. And certain
it is that our | armed friend from Dover
appears at this term oil the Court without
"that Bhite hat
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DISTRICT ouRT.-Thc session COM
menced yesterday morning. All The mem.
oers OF the heokuk Bar we're, we believe,
Present Mr.. Tracy. District Attorney.
Mr.. Beck Of For: Madison. Mr. semrre
OF Dover and Mr.. Perde# we're also ia at.
tendance
The following are the Grand Jurors:
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MASONIC There will be special CON-
munication of Gate City Royal Arch
CHAPTER, No. 7, at 9 p. and P. NJ. OF
to.day. Work on all the Chapter degrees
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THE CITY.

r~Mr. H. B. Ten. Eyck sold Monday
his residence, upon Orleans street, to Mr..
Comstook, receiving therefor the snug
.un of six thousand dollars.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!

RAitnsLuhs celebrated HAlR DYE ;k tar 8esi IN
- sn ~orts Tue only Harutesss 7rhf asd Rsiffb.t
known rms spienfid Hair Dye is perfect-chatigss
"usIy or Gray tair instantly to stesst RtssA
rs croes without I'M ufing the Hair or Staining the
ssn leaving the iiaI son and eeantitnl npsrts fh
t5 frequently restoring its pristine eoer and r,ti-
les me " effects OF Bad Dyes The genuine Is sighed
WILLIAM A. BATCIEioR; al. others are mere inlita.
lions and should be avoided Sold by all Druggists Ac
FACTORf-sl Barclay street, New York. BArcHrL@s''
VIEW ToIiHsCHFAs for Dressing the Hair Fiya-d&~1y
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LsNsnENT.

The parties in ST. Louis and Cincinnati who ha been
Counereislpg the Mustang Eminent under pret-nce
proprietorshp have been thoroughly estoped By the
Courts To guard against urfhef inlso ition. have
procured from the U. States Treasury, private steel
plate stamp, which placed eSer top Of zach
battle Each stamp bears the fac sinfs Of my sigma
ture and without which the article T. Counterfeit
dangerous and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tie Thinirncni has been in and growing in asor
There hardly Exists hamlet the habit
able Globe that does Contain evidence VI wonder
fal effects IL ir the best efnoiien in the world. Nith
its present improved ingreiensi effects upon aud
be perfectly kabc. Sores hesle pains
relieved, lives saved. valuable animals made useful and
untold ills assusg-d For cuts bruises spfsins rheiI.a-
tis swelias bites cuts caked essts aimed horses
&c IL is Sovereign Reaiey that should never be dis
pen-ed th 1t shoud be in every family Sold 10y ali
Druggists
octli-dAw D. BARNES, New York.
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new YORK Money Market.

New York Money Market.
By telegraph New YoRK, Feb. 7.
Money-Easy ut edsT per cent
Sterling Quiet at io9sz. alcQ5z.
Goidirregular aud settled opening at ZIG and clo-
sing at 2i2@.
Government Stocks-Shade frmcr
Y. :. 500 Coupons iuess.
6 % 81 Coupons 1leiz
i0-so s'oupoIs 102.
100 Treasury Notes I15IS.
Stocks-Ftet IVY.
ca / l9.; g c 1897; c&RIes,l; MkpDC45;
Col Col NAH Is; 81 Wayne 9slS Al il ~ U&a "
eesS , Scrip lisa! usI " t4rs ssl4 Pac Mail 2Sd,
Us Erie 81 Q $40 If5 hudson los liar,
len, 70; Reading l0S34. lloN NJ e9tI Toledo IA
> ( III Cert 255s, Quicksilver a. y
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.< The teachers of Burlington are on
strike. THEY demand an increase of SO
per eea' IN their salaries. Awaiting the
Confession OF which, they have suspended
'ne'r 'aoors and the public schools are
Stopped. We learn from the Hswkeye.
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keep constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
prices cash customers and prompt men large and
we'll selected stock Of
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Diseases Of the Nervous

- seminar. Urinary q ID Ne nal Nys-
tems-new and reliable trsatmeni-sp reports Of the
HOWARD by mail In sealed letter en-
seopes feeo charge Address DR.. J. SkrILIx uouonr4r
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street Philaie.
phfa. Pa sprl-d&v1y
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Go..s~ IF DnsI..sja x,1.fa 90

County OF Philshe phis-
Arthur g. Cof5u, President. and Charles Piat Score
tary, Of the President aud Directors Of The Insurance
Cos pany OF North Ameri- being sevrsaily af med
rposp say that the forsging is full true aud
r,ct.tcment OF the affairs Of sai coapsnv that the
said Iasrauce Company il the bega fde least
On hundred III .usand Dollars Of actual tash capital
tnvrst il, Stock k Hnd nond-, in Mortgages Real
Is worth double the amount FIR which the zane Is
IN rAaze1 that tie above des ffaed Investments,
any part thereof not made the benefit OF any in
n,inat csng auihnity in the Mt Of said
Company, ei( Pre- ,ideht, Secretary. Treasurer, D.
ctor othefsis that the mortgages above de erbed
ha, not hctn assigned MOI in any rel "a
impaired by said Company. aad that they ia above
desc ibed officers of said In -urance Company.
ARTHUR q. CfsFIN. President.
CHARLES PLaTr, Secretary.
Subscribed and affirmed before ne this 2d day Jan
nary 1865 at Phil idclpla In the Coany of Philadelphia
esaid.
18th Of Pennsylvania, residing in the city OF
Philadelphia
AUTHORS 0FFIcF IowA}
pEs MONIES, January III, 1855. I
Ii IL her eby certified that The 3l>t day Of Jsnuary
1865 sworn stateaen was fled In his ofice sho~ ng
the cond The president snd Direct Of In
st,ran Company of North America lcated phadel-
hi State OF pennsyiv .nia the LIST day OF Jam
sry, A. 1865 In accordance with the provisions OF
Act Of the General Assembly Ut the State Of Iowa. entitled
an Act In relation 10 Lsarancs CbapaRses approved
January 18th. 1857 and Act amendatory Their =, APP
proved February 9th 1855 aud an Act in ,.latn to lie
fn-ttrance Computes, approved M,rch 18th, ls6 thu
statement shows that said Company h possessed II
the ,sne amount Of capital and as esscd as required
An,h ,risy therefore given the above ramed Com
oany to iran act their appropriate business Of Insurance
ID this STA IN accdrnce with the laws thereo nutil
he Stat day OF January A. v. One Thouand Eight Hun-
lred ana sixfy-six.
II !. slso cerfsdesi thai u q TEN-EicK q Keokne,
= e Ana Attorney FOR the county VI LIE with full p0~-
d o take 81 Insurance therein and ledge
~. Cark n the III tn < Court In and fur sid this
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/. The name OF this Company Is KrsA IssURANcH Con-
Pant.
Q This amount Of jss Capital Stock IL Two MILLION Two
HuspREp AND FisTY THOUSAND DoLAks
g. The amount ofits Capital stcck IL all paid up.
4 The sss<ts Of the Company
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Presentation Swords Made 10 Order.
Pistols! Pistols! Pistols
Colts Army and Navy.
Colts 4. and Ok inch
Smith Weston's No. l and No.2;
Ponds;
Prescott's Navy.
Bacon's Patent;
Cartridges OF all size
All orders will receive prompt attention
TO RIDER.
Watches, watch Cases. Silver Ware, Hair Work, IN
biems and Jeweiry OF every description
made to order.
Watch Repairing.
chronnmesers, Duplex, English Silver and Ameriea
"acnes repaired and adjusted in the very
best style imaginable.
- C1ocks and Jescelrs Repaired -
COZ. MAINLAND sra STREETS.
+ ialyia-s KE0kIIK IOWA
HOLL md HERRING-a5 kees ncs
br sals By = KELLOGG : BlR01
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27
Locust Plague.

There is fearful locust plague in Syria.
"Tbe locusts have no king, yet 60 they forth
oil o: them by bands" and they have de-
sceDdeG on the plain of Esdraelon and the
neighboring country, consuming everything
noar Jaffa, Nazareth, and throughout Cali
Ice, apparently as a regular army, with
pickets thrown forward. main body and rear
guard. The Rev. J. Zeller. the missionary
ut Nazareth, gives q striking account OF
their advance on the nursery gardens round
that beautiful village. The whole popula.
tion turned out to resis; thom, and kept off
tho advance guard by immense fires round
tho vineyard; but when the body of the ar
my came up, every effort failed-they fell
like food upon the land, and not for ma.
ny hours longer was it possible even 10 keep
them out of the bouses by shutting every
window and door. Every time door open
ed to admit or lot out any one. in rushed 10.
Gusts like draught of air, and at last they
gave it up. and let the rooms swarm with
them as did tho outer country. Every green
leaf 10 eaten up. milk and oil destroyed, and
the only remaining provisions are corn an
meat, which are very dear. The words oi
Exodus are literally fulfilled: II will bring
the locusts unto thy coast and they shal
cover the face of the earth, that one canuoI
be able 10 see the earth /; and they shall ca
the residue of that which is escaped, which
remaineth unto you from tho bail, and shal
eat every tree which groweth for you out o
the field and they shall fill thy houses an,
the houses of ell thy servants"
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President Johnson's Addre ss to the
Na0roea

On the 10Th inst, tho first District of CO.
lumbia colored regiment appeared in Wash
ington to he mustered ont, and repaired to
the White House, and wore cordially received
and kindly addressed by President johnson.
He recognized them ss 'citizens OF the Re-
public greeted them as his "ie'low country.
met" "-counselod them to industry sobriety,
trugality and virtue--charged them to main.
tain and be true to tho marriage relation
warned them to beware of and shun low
doggeries aud grog.sbops. He assured
them that. slavery being dead, benceforth
they must be measured by their own merit,
Ssid he, "If ono man is more meritorious
than another, they cannot be equals, and he
is the most exalted that is the most merit.
orious, Uithont regard 10 color"
This speech Of the President is attracting
much attention and exciting much interest,
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The Next Congress.

Tho Chicago Republican publishes complete
lis, OF The two Houses of tho next Congress. In
the Senate, twenty-five States are now rep'e'
scented by 3s Unionists and II Democrats. Ac.
cording to the party division that existed before
the war, the House Of Repr tives now stands
l4o Unionists to Al Democrats; but on the great
question Of ut once admitting the representa-.
tives Of the Southern States, or keeping them
or most of them, for q longer period in proba
ton, it is not probable that the sam, proportions
will bo preserved. Should all the Southern State
now without representation whose Senators anC
Representatives are yet 10 be elected, choos,
Democrats opposed to universal suffrage, as is Il
be expected tney will do, and should they all b.
admitted, the Senate will then contain AZ Dem
ocrots; and tho House Of Representatives woult
contain $50 Unionists to 90 Democrats.
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DR.. Checscma MS Pills

and are the most eiIec,ual one ever known for
all complaints peculiar to FEMALES. To all class.
es they are invaluable, inducing, With certa inty,
periodical regularity. They are known to thou.
sands throug hout the country, who have used
them at different periods, having the sanction Of
some OF the most en- inent american Physicinns ,.
Explicit Directions NTH each Boz. Price One
Dollar per Bor, or Boxes for IS, containing
from so to 60 Pills. Pills sent by mail, promptly
secure from observation, by RENTING TO the Pro.
prietors. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENER.
ALLY. HUICHlNGS & HlLLYER,
PToprietors,
81 Cedar Street, New York.
Sold by Cook & MCGOWAN, Chardon; S. Moo
dey, o. II. Lee and d. H. Parmly, gainesville
fl. E. Kellogg and Cook e. Smead, Madison
Burr & Bates, Willoughby. 778yldec9
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WASHINGTON, October lS.
The following is the report Of Capt. j. NJ.
Moore, ]. q NJ, who was sen, to Anderson.
Vile; to mark the graves of Union prisoners
Cor Identification.
wAsAIoroN, d. c., Sept. 30, 65.
To Brovot Maj. Con. NJ. G. Megs, Quarter.
master General u. 8. A.:
In accordance with special orders No. 10,
from the Quartermastcr Generals Office,
dated June 3Oth. 1865. directing mo to pro-
ceed to Andersonville, Ga. for the purpose
of marking tho graves OF Union soldiers for
future Identification, and encos Ing the cem-
etery, have the honor to report as follows;
left Washington on tho 9Th of july last
with the req uisite mechanics aud materials
for the purposes above mentioned. On the
morning Of the goth of July the work of
identfyingl graves, painting and lettering
commenced, and on tho evening of August
10th was completed, with the exception
hereafter mentioned. The dead were found
buried in trenches, on a site selected by the
rebels, about three hundred yards from the
stockade. The trenches were from two to
throe feet below tho surface, and in several
instauces where rains had washed away the
earth. but few inches additional Garth was
thrown 10 the graves, making ii of still great
or depth. So close wero they buried with
out coffio or ordinary clothing 20 cover their
nakedness, that not more than twelve inch
es we're allow cd to each man. u. s. soldiers
whle prisoners at Andersonville had been
detailed to inter their companions and by a
simple stake at the head of each grave, that
bore No. corresponding with similar No.
and name upon the AndersonvilIe hospital
record, was enabled to identify and mark
with name, rank, regiment. &C., and date Of
death, l2,466 graves. there being but 467
which bore the inscription "Unknown u, s.
Soldiers" Tho cemetery contains fifty
acros, aud has been divided by one main
svoDue running through the centre; and sub.
divided into blocks aud sections, in such q
manner that with the aid OF the record
am now having copied for tho Superintend-
ent, visitors will experience no difficulty in
finding any grave. A force of men arc now
engaged in lsying out walks, clearing the
cemetery Of stumps, preparatory to planting
trees aud flowers. have already commen.
ced the manufacture Of brick and i'll have
. sufIiciens number by the first Of October
20 pave humorous cutters throughout the
cemetery.
At the entrance are the words, A Nation
al Cemetery, Andersonville, Ga. On the
morning of the 18th of August, at sunrise,
the stars and stripes were hoisted in the
centre of the Cemetery. when national ga
lutte was fired, and several national songs
were sung by those present.
Ander sonville is situated on the South.
ives tern Railroad, 60 miles from Macon
There is but one house in the place, except
those erected by the Confederacy. At mid
day the thermometer, ia the shade, roa ches
frequently ITO degrees.
(sgued) JAMES M. MOORE,
Captain and A. @. NJ. u. S. A.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE
Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC tor doable) Spring
SKIRT.
This Invention consists OF duplex Tor two) Ell
liptic Steel Springs, ingenlously braided tightly
together edge to edge, making the toughest, elns-
tic, most flexible and durable Spring ever used.
They seldom BEND OR BREAK like the Single
Springs, and consequently preserve their perfect
and beautiful shape more than twice as long as
any Single Spring Skirt that ever hos or can be
made. .ff.~&
The wonderful fexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Ellip::
tic Skirt will be experienced particularly in oil
crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars. Church Pews, Arm Chairs, Tor Promenade
in use 10 occupy small place as easily and con-
veniently as Silk or Muslin dress.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex Ell
liptic Steel Spring Skirt for q single day,wll new
er afterwards willingly dispense with their use.
For Children, Misses and Young ladies they are
superior to all others. -fr.
The Hoopa are covered with two ply double
twisted thread, and will wenr twice ns long as
the Single yarn covering which issued on all Sim
gle Steel Hoop Skirts. The three bottom rods on
every Skirt are ulso Double Steel and twice or
double covered, to prevent the covering from
stone steps, &C., &c. which they are constantly
subject to when in use. IS Lru =
| All are made OF the new and elegant Corded
Tapes, and are the best quality in evoyy part;
giving to the wearer the most graceful and pe--
feet shape POSSIBLE, and are unquestionnbly the
lgh,est, most desirable, comfortable and econom-
| ical Skirt ever made. .ai las tt u&E
| WEST, BRADLEY g. CARY, Proprietors OF
the Invention, and Sole Manutacturers,9 81 Cham.
bers, and 79 and 81 Reade Streets, New York.
| For sale in a II first class Stores in this city,
and throughout the United States and Canada,
Havana de Cuba Mexico, South America and tho
! West Indies. .... .-
4ylnquire for the Duplex Elliptic Cor Double)
Spring Skirt. a. & c. s16m3
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THE SECURITY
LIFE INSURANCE
AND
Company, of New York

Offers reliable Life Insurance in all the approved
methods. A man or woman can insure in this
Company for life or for term OF years. the in
sured being paid At specified age during The life
time of the insured, or at denth, 10 his or her
heirs, il death occur before arriving at that age,
The Insured can pay their premiums annually
during life, or in five or ten annual payments, or
in one payment.
Premiums can be paid all in cash, or hall cash
and half note, and the notes cancelled and divi-
6ends pa to the Assured
Dividends can be applied to increase the amount
Of insurance, or in payment Of premiums.
Policies paid in five or ten annual payments
are non forfeit able after two payments have been
made-the policy being good Tor an amount pro-
portionate to the number OF premiums paid.
THE SECURITY COMPANY is under the
control OF men OF tried probity and experience.
~The Insured are protected by u guarantee
capital in the keeping Of the State, and beyond
the control Of the Company.
The Massachusetts, Commissioners Of 1nsur-
arce report the average ratio of assets to cur.
rent liabilities, OF the II Companies doing bust.
ness in that State, TO be 81 SO ,44 to Sl00-whie
the assets of the Security Company are reported
by these same Commissioners to be $l99 go OF as
sets, to SlOO liabilities.
1t is The duty Of every man to make provision
for his family and IN no cheaper and surer meth.
cd can this be done than by Life Insurance.
Fer particulars, enquire of
72Otl ID. NJ. ALLEN, Agent.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27

A YOUNG lady from the country. being
invited to aparty, was told by her city
cousin to fix up and put her best foot fore
most, in order to catch a beau, she
looked SO green in her country attire"
The country lass looked comically into the
face Of her rather faded relative, and re-
piled, "Betier be green than withered." F"