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L1THRART GOSSIP.

altf t.lIttg .H-if.t f.r-.1 .7IIftft s-+ef -
lfs-+1aiss Emily Marryatt, a daughter of the
saiior-novelist, has lately published two new
stories, fToo Good for Him, and aLoye's Cons
flict"
Mr.. Bayard Taylor has lately finished a
poem of considerable length, upon which he
has been for some time engaged, and which Is
entitled The Picture Of st. John" Itis UNI
derstood to be tale or idyl of art-ife, the scene
being laid in Italy and thereabouts.
M Renan is said to have put to press his
new work, 'sThes Apostles, ia continuation, Of
course, Of his "Iife, of Jesus.sssasgs
q -Popess famous sketch of the charac-
ter OF the Dnke of Marlborough, which has
remained in manuscript over a century, is tobe
included in as edition Of Pope's works soon to
be published rl'54ek 7ssa73 ~ bses
Mrs. b. ii. Stoddard has new vi, novel near
ly ready for the press. 1t is said to he story
Of New England life and manners.
IN Gustave Dore viii bring ont his Illus.
trated Bible during the. coming winter, after
which the sPurgatory and Paradise" Of Dante
will engage his attention, to be followed by his
greatest work,--so he hopes, Ian illustrated
Shakespeare. 49, 6sst, s =, .v4l
Augustus, whose name is sala,
will deliver three lectures at Glasgow, towards
the close of September, on sThree Phases Of
Civilization: the United States, Mexico and
Algerianld d Fl Asa 1s1At .s,aada
+ Donahoe Of the Plot proposes q,o to be-
gin in January the publication of new illus
trated magazine for the Catholic youth of the
country. ss-iE hsia e laspssqaa -
Roberts Brothers Of Boston, have in press
and viii soon issue the poems Of Robert Blu
chanan. The volume win include ''Under-
tones, "and "Idyls and Legends of Inverbtrn,''
as well as some fugitive pieces.
Mr. Richard Grant Whites new edition of
Shakespeare is now complete. and the first
volume, which contains the poem of Venus
and Adonis, the sonnets and other rniscellane-
GUS poems of Shakespeare, has just been is
sued by Little, Brown, & Co. Boston. 1t has q
preface, memoir Of heYpoet, an account of
the rise and progress Of the English Drama, an,
essay on shakespeare's genius, and an histori-
cal sketch of the text of Shakespeare by Mr..
White, one Of the most able and discriminate
ing, as well as Industrious and conscientious
commentators who have ever written on the
works Of the great poet, ssdi mi, bsali
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
IN soribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned, Tor violation Of the
Revenue Laws:-
June %, 1865, on board steamer New York 1 box
marked "W. II. Lane, Brewer, Me-" containg silk,
Calico, and Stockings; July z, bundle marked
piece Of Broadcloth and piece Of Silk july 9ist,
boxes marked %. Grant, Portland" contaiug Pi-
mentor Jaly 18th, bundle marked tSnelling An.
drews y Co, New York." c0ntaing piece broad.
cloth; August I'd, ON board brig Alice, barrel Mo.
lasses; August 21st, on board steamer New York.
TN box containing about 80 pounds Gum Campher
September "a vallse containing II bottles Brandy
september 18th, on Commercial Street, 8 doz pair
Stockidgs; September 18th, at Store on Fore Street
"A 1912 doz. pairs mittens.
Any person OF persons claiming the same are re
guessed to appear and make such claim within nine
" days from the cate hereof; otherwise the sale
goods viii be disposed OF in accordance with the ACT
Of Congress approved April 2, 1874
..fi.a 0ft. ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr,
Collector.
Sept. 10, 1se5-diawsw
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Cor. St. lawrence and shcrbrooEe' Streets.
B. II. UUIEN,
No 10 Cr-f- Z
RIFLE SHOOTING
3 For Tao Prize Rifles !

INSTANCE 40 Rods. First Prize, at rest, Pure
~ Silver Mounted Telescope Rife False Nlnzzle
starter, &C., with fine MahogOny Case, formerly
known as tho Waterhouse Rifle, made by Whitmore
Mansfield, Mass, ACKNOWLEDGED to be the best Rife
in this State.
Second Prize, off-hand, Distance 1876 yds a Slve
Mounted Rifle, with Starter, LeveIer, &C., bull by
o. Brown, Portland.
Tickets tor sale at ia Middle St., and Otis Brown,
Union st.
Due notice of place and time viii be given.
Sept. 19-eod2w
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aHdztksttsr,s Bitts2ts I on the Battls=Fisld.

a - 4
Hostetters Bittefs on the Battlefield.
tits gatisfactoryto know that our Aeld hospitals
arc no longer unsuppIied with this lifesavng prepa
ration. Soldiers who private citizens had become
acquainted with It's properties, have IN many nstan
ces made a special request that HosTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs might be
added to the medical stores Of their regiments and
their wishes have not been Undecided. As a means
ofsuxtaining wounded men on the battlefield and
of enabling troops to bear fAtguing marches under
blazing sun, it has been strenuously recommended
by distinguished medical men, andythe prospect is
that it viii eventually supersede all the aduterated
tinctures, liquors and dangerous Ionics that have
heretofore been considered medical staples. The fact
that small quantity Of the Bittcrs mixed with water
from any of the Southern or Southwestern rivers viii
prevent 1t from affecting the bowels the liver,
should be borne in mind by army physicians soldiers
and all who have occasion to visit those portions Of
our country. The man who uses Hostetter's Bitters
in conformity with the directions at defiance
Intermittent Fever and all other diseases generated
by the action Of an unwholesome atmosphere npon
an overtaxed frame.
4 New York House, SO Cedar Street, N. Y.
Sept 16-d&w2w .19S
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- -
i TIE BURNING OF THE STE AfsHPm GLAs-
GoW--The official report of the burning of
the steamship Glasgow on the S1st Of July,
made TO the Committee Of the aPriyy Council
for Trade at Liverpool, England, by police
magistrate and two nautical assessors, gives
some new facts II appears that the Improper
stowage of cotton on board led to the destruc-
ton Of the vessel The bales were not kept
selearsof the sounding we'll Of the fore COM
partment on the stafboard side, andsitOwas
while the boatswain and the carpenter were
arranging for the removal Of the bales that a
lantern theyscarried was broken and the cotA
ton took fire. The magistrate expresses his
hope that the burning of this vessel win have
the effect ,ofpseye4thg fu5tbep negligence in
the stowage of passenger ships. J CN
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LUTm U1FIhAryMOoR THE NoRTH.-Col.
Bullock, who was nominated on Thursday by
the Massachusetts Republicans for Governor
accepted the nomination in q speech, from
I Whiehswe cut the following; ow
"The triumph of the arms of loyalty win be
vastly incomplete without the success of the
CHRISTIAN scifiIization which those arms have
been supposed by us to have carried, under the
auspices of the Proclamations of Abraham
! Lincoln, to the efemotest boundaries of the
Union. lGfeat applausel T. At this moment,
rome of the qualities and one OF the necessities
of that civilization lis expressedain the claim
for loyal suffrage, and loyal frage only lap
plause in the States recently insurgent, NTH
plaase Respecting only tlie dignity and rights
of human nature, and respecting not at all the
lingering traces aOf the institution that has
fallen before the genius of emancipation. ZAP
plause.] That Is simple, but that is elemental,
and to- that iapprehe end the North accords to-
day, and the South, for its own security, must
come at last.a Applause. BIS 1 al
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VIII WHY NOT USE THE BEST :.

Over twenty years increasing demand has estab-
lshed the fact that Mathews Venetian Hair Dye is
the best in the world. tits the cheapest the most
reliable, and most cenvenient Complete in one bot
te Does no. require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble No crock or strain. Does NOT
rub on Or make the hair appear dusty and dead Qua
full black or brown. as preferred. Achad can apply
ly it. ALWAYS give satisiaeton.s Only 70 cents per
bottle. Sold everywhere. A. L. MATHEWS, Manu-
facturer, N. Y. ~ .5,,.-.AL~ -
Agents. mayl2eodly
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DIED.

In this city, Sept II, Mr. Simeon skfinos. agad ~
In this city, Sept 16, the infint daughter ~ .,.
and Sarah II McQuarrie, aged weehs. . VI angus
In Biddeiord, Sept 10, Nellie Josephine, daughter
n In Cape Elizabeth, Sept II, Mrs Mary A, wiSa of
Stetson Palmer, aged a years. .lL -
In Rumford, Aug %, Mrs Olive Hinkson, aged 90
years. 't'' ~ 2
In Auburn, Sept Is, Mr. orrin Morgan, aged 50 yrs
10 months. ,ue IfagN sdf iu lllA DID,. 81
4 In West Gardiner, Sept 81, Mr. James Peacock,
aged 81 years months. f.tr ,s.r. ..
In Gardiner, Sept s, Mrs Mehitable s, vile Of Jos
Edgecomb, aged 81 years. NJ i''iai' ~. u 81. =
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JOHNSON'S REPRODUCTOR.
Please Bead ihe f0lIowinE N0ticss.

This certlfes that l
have used JOhns0n's
Reproductor for sew
eral years past and
have been perfectly
satisfied with IT,
While it is entirely
free from the oblec-
tionabie qualities Of
preparations Of that
kind / believe It to be
capable Of doing all
Tor the scalp and hair
that can reasonably
9 expected from any
applications to thoss
UDWTG n n
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FOUR STORY BRICK STORE, centrally l9 &C 4,ot
N on Exchange Street, suitable Tor Wn9e aso :,
of Boots and Shoes. VIII be vacated this mont n ~
the next. For further Information inquire y - - -
NEWTON, ONCE lis Exchange Street, up s sa. -
Of j. Z. DOW, corner Of MIX and Exchange 9.S'''
Portland, Sept 10Th, 1895, un
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qHEwAR BEr%sEsS Brazil

THEiWAR BEr~EEN BRAZIL AND Para
QUAY The latest intelligence from Brazil
shows that the Emperor is making extensive
warlike preparations. At Rio Janeiro the DO
iice.wete busily engaged ID OBTAINING all sus.
picious persons found abroad at night, and in
impressing in the streets and shops all Ball.
ian citizens who could not prove that they
were exempt sby law, % belonged to the Ma
tional Guard; and it was expected that all ex-
emptions would be swept away, and all the
exempted classes forced to join the army or
enroll themselves among the national guards,
as the Emperor had forwarded orders from
Rio Grande that thirty thousand men must be
sent without delay to reinforce the armies in
the south, Troops continued to arrive from
the north and the interior, and to be aofward
'ed q the Stand Of Santa eatharina, which is
made their depot. The 1fon-clad Brazil had
arrived from Toplon, but as her draught is
sixteen to eighteen feet, she will be of little
service for the present war; W
The Compile d'Eu left on. the LIST of August
to join the Emperor at Rio Grande, and it was
understood that both he and the Duke de SAKE
will atakei am active part in the operations
against the Paragraphs = ''H''' l.usaan.
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nR. L. YORK is treating with great success al
~ diseases, both Acute and Chronic, IN Males ar d
Females. Consultation and communications suiStl
confidential. A word to the wise Is sufficient; "a
tients can be accomplished with board at the In
Urinary on reasonable terms, ,-oD..
For particulars call on or address DR., L. lOh1
Auburn, Maine, Box 81. once and lnhrmA1 on
Lincoln Street, Lewiston, Maine.
Tulv T-W3mA
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yJoGGINs Ms Sch May Belle 1870 tons grind
stones, to L II Weston & Co.
& WINDSOR MS. Sch Euroelydon-l5o tons plaster
to order. fN t
. Sch Thos Dickson--12o tons plaster, order.
HILLSBORO NIB. Sch Blak9--1T2 tons coal, to
Kerosene Oil Co. i"
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a RUMOR.
--- In our telegrapKic dispatches yesterday ap-
oaqpeared statement Of the New York 1E"ess0
the effect that important changes will soon
take place in Mississippi regarding the riesS
mems Bureau, which will doubtless iofin ~, NV
AVA precedent for all other States lately IN feOei-
lion. .,rr40
T8 g14qnEts +ba,, s+,e ~ these changes we are told
t1;.,-1t en the connection, and from
szss ssSsH aS' No are led to infer that the pro-
o, - tions would have the effect to
raa,r;ot tl,e, authority and limit the powers
now exercised by, the Freedmen's Bureau by
= 81 III transferring some Of present functions to
the civil authorities Of the states i'm question.
esE We sincerely hope that the event may prove
this report wholly untaundedy We can think
Of no course on the part of the President
which would be more earnestly deprecated by
q every loyal man Of the country who has the
faintest idea of the condition of affairs at the
"A South, and Of the peculiar dang ers which mem
5233b4 : ace that region The freedmen Of the South,
excluded from bearing testimony in the courts,
denied the power ofrghting their own wrongs
- fasIgfby tho ballot, crushed under the disabilities
Ola civil eodewhich shows the accumulated
results of years of oppression, Of monstrous
inequalities, and tyranpicallg usurped powers
.asN have no refuge but beneath that protecting
arm which the Government of the United
nihf states stretches cut to them through the
Fresdmens Bureau Deprive them of this,
and they are thrown powerless under the feet
Of those who have SO long oppressed them
..tty Their patience and dong suffering, their devol
ts. ted loyalty, their heroic services would avail
nothing If they are to be turned over to the
AeNs tender mereles OF these unregenerate rebels
"a Son who are SO busy in. demonstrating" them
selves into power. From the whole loyal press
eii9siio of the country should 60 up most earnest
protest against any action on the part of the
Executive which shall limit the power, or
der less efficient the protection of that Bureau
whchis the only safeguard of this large and
most unfortunate class. ~ aSINtl
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"A Southern author, Mr.. John Esten Cooke.
who is living somewhere in his native State,
virginiaes writinS rom nce of the war for
one of loar New York Publishes
No Bancroft isat Newpott, busily engaged
on the Eighth volume of his History of the
United &tates." A
Mr. Francis Rafkman. author q the ffis-
toy of the Conspiracy of Pontiac" is produc-
ing series of works, entitled France and
-Kagland in North America, intended to exhi-
bit the conflict of the leading European pow
ers|fof the pcsssssipnsof this continents Part
1. of the series, entitled pioneers of France in
the New World, Is already published By Int
te, ProwH & &c. Part II, "The Jesuit in the
wilderness" Is in preparation.
The Boston Transcript says that Mr.. Long
fellow is occupied with the notes fdr bis trans
letiYn Of Dantes great pberh, that Mr. Eowelfis
Carrying through the press a second series of his
"Biglow Papers" adding to them much that
is new and timely, that Mr.. and Ms. .Agaissiz
have hniAhfd readiqg the proofs Of their SEA-
side Studies" and the work, a very elegant one,
is nearly ready; that Mr. Emerson, Professor
Holmes, and Mrs. Stowe are occupied in pre-
paTing ia series Of essays for the Atantic
fcrt''g, that Mr.. Brownel1 IS correcting the
proof sheets of his poems soon to be issued,
and that Mrs, Child has putipto he, publish
ers' hands new book of great interest, which
viii soon be issued. The title is not yet an
pspg9Hqced butitis underssood to be d biograph-
ical and anecdotical volume of special import
To the present state of our country.
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<A4N ~ O1h1E duQ elusllc
sician, presents to the attention of Mothers her
Soothing syrup,
IF D r kCHILD Rem TEET HING
which greatly facilitates the process Of Teething, by
sottening he gums, reducing all inaammations, viii
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is =
y SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it WIN give rest to your
selves, and '9illHiiAs f'~ AZ go 81
r RELIEFDAyD HEARTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH OF it
what we have never been able to say of any other
medicine-eber has it failed IN single instance to
eject cure when timely used. Never did we know
an instance Of dissatisfaction by any who used It,
On the contrary, all delighted with its operations.
ana speak in terms of commendation Of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
4 what we do KNOW, after thirtyysars experience;
and pledge reputation for the fulfllment of what
we here declare In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
win be foundin fifteen minutes alter the Syrup Is ad
mnistered.
Full directions for using win accompany each bot
tles None genuine unless Slie fac-simile Of CURTIS
tSPERKINS, New York. is On the outside wrapper.
:, Sold BY all Druggists throughout the world SAT
'''' Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
june3snd6w6m A1' "4'e
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MARRIED.

Ia Poland, Aug Fl, by Rev VIM H Foster, at the
MIS- ~ me bride Nath Harding Of Andover and
and n r Masssss Sept a. Mnt,n Randall, N,
Morris, bottle An5ato az Z Dareietl anu Hargare'
Black. ' |u"m > froc1or and Hattie +
In Augusta, Aug 30, Geo w t,ou,,,. - Gill;. -
Mary wentworth, Il vsssalboro ' Vi 'i''ies' anu
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Per City Of Boston, at New York.
SPOKEN.

July 49, lat g e s lon 10 E, ship sumatra, Kirs,
man, from Mamla Tor New York. ~ - as.,l
Sept g. lat q 81 lon 70 "A, ship Uncle Joe, Emer=
son, fcom New York for Nevessa.
v sept . iat rs lon 50 Is big Industry, Eom New
tV1f WI iantlSua. ila.s--staai .at ~ ~ fu Id
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: DIR. gTIBBETss pHYsIo1oe1cAL HAIR RE-
0ENEhATOR, THE MOST WONDERFUL DIsoov-
Eh4 % The AGE, win positively restore Ga az Hair
Y IL original color, whether black, brown auburn
and being delightful dressing it imparts to ii
peaa1Im glossy and healthy appearance.1 1t VIII also
promote growth of new hair on bald head where
me klonds or roots not disorganzed; an effec-
tnaAy remove all dandruf itching and hum RS from
tne scalp II is warranted to produce the boye re-
suits or money refunded. -, I n
1Ust IL TEBBETTs BROTHERS.. 49, M.
g...ss.. ....ssS I. Projectors, Manchester NJ II.
w. W WmrPLE, Agent for Portland. Sold by
druggists everywhere ~ mayilsod 'ms ais
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.PoRTlroF9P oRTLAND.
!, MONDAY. september IS.

MOmdaY. September 8.
!. ...-,..t., a,.f,argsa ARRIVED. q -lis ll i't
Steamer Chesapeake, Sherwood, New York. a ID.
Steamer New York Chisholm, Boston for Eastport
and st John NIB. q pfhh p ~ y
Brig Wenonah, York, Philadelphia.
Brig Mazatlan, MaddOcks, Philadelphia li-
Sch EurocIydon, lBrI Benton, Windsor Ms. 81.
Sch Th Dickson, lBrl Macomber, Windsor Ms.
Sch May Belle, (Brl Benton, Joggins Ms, 49,,
;. Sch A sprague, tBr) Madison, Five Islands Ms.
Sch Emma, (8rl ----, Hilsboro NIB. itl Nl4 %
Sch Blake, (Br1 O'Irien, Hillsboro NIB.
Sch Kendrick Fish, Henderson, Philadelphia.
Z Sch John Adams, Spohord New. York.
Sch Equity, Norwood, Rockport, Mass. .A ii'
Sch olive Elizabeth, Randall, Boston. orb ..llis
Sch Julia Newell, johnson, Portsmouth. .ui..
9 Sch Lady Ellen Libby, Ellsworth. .I., f....
ii Sch Juliet Small, Scott, Deer Isle. b
Sch Pelican, True, Camden. ..-rgL 1H .i'.-
Sch Abby Gale, Mcdonald, Boston for Belfast.
9 Sch Vienna Look, Addison for Boston. .ta.,iti .
Sch Cashier, Moore, Cranberry Isle for Weymouth.
Sch American Flag Malone, st 6eorge for Phila-
Sch Susan Ro 5, Herrick, Bangor for Boston VI.
Sch Equal Kalloch, R0cklahd for Boston. L.mi
a Yacht Una, Leonards Boston. ef
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Gross assets for the year,
last year the assets on January /, 1854

Thus making net increase of assets for srg9 stJ
I1I the year, ofloSS fsssst 9af s1,0O5, 2i7 43
During the year ending December 81, 1864 the Conn
pany issued 1905 policies nsuring the aggregate
amount of s55ss This is just many policies
as would have taken Company three or four years
to hayeaccomplished . few years ago. Such Is the
progress that Life Insurance is making at the present
day. tThe fact Is, excepting Government contracts
for furnishing Army and Navy supplies, we know of
no business that has aourished prosperously dur
ing the past four years Of the Life Insurance
Thei New york Life Insurance Company, we are
pleased to see, has got fair share of the spells.
The Trustees have declared scrip dividend of fifty
per cent. upon all pafticip life policies, They
have directed the payment Of the fifth and final in
stallment twenty per cent dividends Of 1850
$780, inclusive, and and the redemption IN full ofthose
declared in 1851 and 1852. st8 q .ait95i ss,l
Policies subject to notes win be credited with the
dividends on the settlement Of next premium.oe sE
ii We trust tAe future ilREys ~ Eac9essfui as the
past. aA
The officers are; Morris Franklin, President; Isaac
@. Kendall, Vice-P President; William H. Beers, Ae-
tuary; Theo. M. Banta, Cashier.
.T-EftS4 ,Et=st .l,AsI 0l 93igbG
JOHN E. DOW & SON. Agents,
inalsfssNEf ~ k4t8AAttstAP SipNs1 ta4 '....fI
80 EschaslDe Street.
" Alio. 3d--sneotIfm a 50
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Wnnfed.

A N An,srican fltl 10 do house work. Inquire Q
"A No, 81 Winter st. None need apply uhies
they can come wen recommended,
Sept 1s--d1WF HH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GPECTAL NOTICEG.
n [From the q. q Insuraacs eapetts.l e8
New York Life Insurance Comply.
AnnuAl Report Or January l, 1866, 81

Our readers have long since become acquainted
with the New York Life Insurance Company, ana
been made somewhat familiar with the character or
the men who conduct its affairs. If insurance jour
nalism did more for the profession than this its
services surely worth all that they cost. For we
hold, after all that has been said and written the
subject, that it is the men who make the Company,
and this ang may either prove successful or dis
astrous, according to the fashionng of the workmen
his is peculiarly with regard TO Life Insurance. m
solutions Acknowledge of the man, therefore, gives
rs an insight INTO the workings, conduct and man
agement Of the Company. A large capital, with
handsome surplus, may do something for Fire In
suTanee Company to help it along, but life office
must ever depend upon the men and the method they
ADOPT 70 secure to its pocyhoders protection against
disaster and runin thesfuture. Hence the perpetu-
al vigilance and supervision exercised by State oci
ais VYsr our Life Insurance Cempanys operations.
In this connection pleased to say that the of
icers Of the New York Life are well tried and expe
fienced underwriters and il any of the policyhold-
ers are unacquainted with them, they have only of
consqlt the file Of magazine tosatsy their curiOs
ty. ,,.,,
- ~ 1854, 49, 4Ac lclfu-o $2e5s, s37 %
Amount of premiums endowments, an ~ 1f' j fIa
u y nrites, and interest received and yny y3dt 4
accrued, including premiums ON ss,.,-,,,,ifF E,
" goid etc, etea during the year 1864, 1,72s,S II
Total, Sass, $40 90
Disbursements during the year 1861. in vi ooh q
" Guiding paid losses by death, lpaid
~ on deposit for minors, FOR redefnp- a. t,r i,
FnEgtion Of dividends, gannuities, and
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BB The copperheads exclaim against Ghas
Summers late speech at the State Convention
at Worcester. 1t is easier to do that than to
'sN answer its arguments and 70 evade the forceof
is logic. b s -. "a slss5ir ~s q iiiF 2
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House for Sale.
Lost! Lost!

MO. POI Congress St., northerly corner OS1sFSs
terms ''''O F" ''''''' sepl9iiW
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PORTEMONNAIE con aiming a small sum
"a money and other articles ONO value p1s ~ th'
owner The finder win be literally rewardss ~ eaY
ing It at this office, scP@'uAH